but who was adrienne from brooklyn?that paul shout-out. >> hey, sir paul, i hear you're looking for our mother. >> reporter: adrienne from brooklyn was adrienne d'onofrio. while she passed away in 1992, this new chapter in her beatles fandom is a special new memory for her four kids. >> i'm going to be emotional. the favorite thing about my mom was that she was my friend. she was the best mother, mm-hmm. >> when we saw paul mccartney call out, hey, adrienne from brooklyn, we were like, okay, this is a sign from my mom. >> that's how she played her music. >> reporter: a mom described by her daughters, nicole and ursula, as larger than life. now on mother's day, the family thrilled to share her story with the world. >> she'd be like, oh, my god, it's me, adrienne. >> she always had music in the background, especially the beatles, dancing around the house. she was fun. she was caring. she was amazing as a mom. >> and paul mccartney, if you are listening, adrienne from brooklyn loves you with all her heart. >> reporter: mil

i'm in brooklyn now. i'm in new york.y reached out to a fan from 60 years ago who famously professed her love for the beatles and his band mates. paul mccartney is promoting a collection of rare beatles-era photographs at the brooklyn museum. so who was adrienne from brooklyn in the 1964 video? her family heard mccartney's call. >> hey, sir paul, i hear you're looking for my mother. i vividly remember her telling me that she skipped school, played hooky is what she said, to go see the beatles. >> the family identified "adrienne from brooklyn" but she unfortunately died in 1992. her children say their mom would have been thrilled to hear back from her favorite beatle. >>> and in a world of ai don't get fooled by everything you see on social media. katy perry and rihanna did not attend monday night's met gala. images of the pop stars surfaced on line, though, good enough to trick plenty of fans including perry's own mother. perry shared the deep fake photos on instagram including a screen shot of a text exchange with her mo

there arrested several protest as for holding torches at a march in brooklyn. around 200 people were marching invest. riley had been a series of demonstrations and more than 60 american college and university campuses. so that's bringing katie's mess. she is a freelance journalist and joins us live lives guide from new york. can you tell us what happened to that today and why these arrests one night a hi. so i, it started out as a people rally, people were gathering the band as not only is the fire in gaza, but a free power sign. and they gathered in bainbridge, which is a predominantly house simeon and you know, many american neighborhoods in brooklyn. and they began to rally for around 2 hours . during that time, the police presence was already heavy, while the rally, stationary and peaceful, and a resident of a nearby apartment building. could we speak or inside of the apartment, open the window so that protesters to use that one of the tactics that and what cd has been using in recent months has been to crack down on sound amplified devices. things like spe

in the meantime, one headache for the biden administration is on display in brooklyn.nti- israel protests continue this week and some of the biggest cities and on college campuses across the u.s. for today protesters in brooklyn are holding a day of action and new york city police are out in force. cb cotton is there life she has the very latest. >> hi jon it has been a busy day here in brooklyn these protesters have been on the m move. we have been trying to follow them throughout the afternoon if you take a look behind me you can see about 60 officers in riot gear were all positioned in front of the manhattan bridge. about a mile behind us a place where we are waiting on social media some of the protesters are occupying the manhattan bridge against protesters who a part of this large-scale demonstration about 200 people got onto the bridge and arrests were made. we are waiting to my network details on this. it is interesting though i was noticing traffic and started to move on the bridge perhaps the people who occupied that area have now been detained and brought in

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on protested from taking place and major cities around the world, but also reports of protests in brooklyn, new york recently, independent journalist k t. smith joins us on the line to describe what's been happening. what can you tell us about developments that are over the past couple of hours? a hi. so the project started very peacefully. they rallied for around 2 hours in the same place. and then when the protesters began march, they took to the street. and within a few minutes of them getting on the street, police rushed into the crowd and grabbed people at random, tackled them to the ground. and then multiple protesters after being tackled were beaten by officers for no apparent reason. and this continues throughout the day for a period of hours where protesters would march in the street get on the sidewalk, briefly get back in the street and then officers would essentially ambush the crowd,

rick: so i live in brooklyn. brooklyn has good barbecue.. pete: this is the reason we're doing this segment, because i declared it best barbecue i've ever had. >> if we have, first, available on the men you, but we have this baby brisket. this brisket is perfect like to to cut it, nice and juicy. you see how, like, water's running? look -- will: oh, my gosh. >> really, really juicy. [laughter] so this brisket, usa prime. we use the higher quality. look at juice. rachel: yeah. [laughter] >> we cut just a couple slices so you guys are. >> can have this. pete: please. oh, my goodness. ray it's gorgeous. >> let's cut some pieces. pete: it's falling apart. >> and let me know how -- rachel: come on, texas guy with. try the brooklyn brisket. will: it's going to be good, i can tell just looking at it. pete: you can just tell -- rachel: amazing. are. rick: where can people find morgan's? the. >> 267 flatbush in brooklyn are. we always have -- and this is what i want to show. we do, like, a great sandwich. rick: oh, come on. will: that's beautiful. i

i was blessed to be trained in the brooklyn da's office i remember angela murali. i thought i gave a great salvation. he's like shut up, shut up, arthur enough. you're going on and on. but i was 26 years old. i was 27 years old, i was 28 years old. so i learned and it's honestly it's a similar skill set on television. you can go on and on, you get this, you get 30 seconds, 15, and then you got to count down. it's the same thing with the jury. you have to be like, okay, there's a limited amount of time. i get

k to smith there in brooklyn, new york by that have been protests and a rest of the some of the people who have been marching to express that opposition to the war in gaza. thank you. casey tons of waste is piling up across garza contaminating the water, producing the and spreading disease. hundreds of thousands of displays, palestinians, a sheltering and made shift housing. and i don't know wasi forced to live alongside growing piles of rubbish. and as michael apple reports, it's making a terrible humanitarian situation unbearable. oh, milwaukee has become a sea of tents. hundreds of thousands of palestinians or sheltering here. but something else is beginning to dominate the landscape to was one of the foldable. the gaza strip generated more than a $1700.00 tons of solid waste. today, all municipal services have collapsed and the piles of unconnected rubbish just continued to grow. like many other palestinians, false the no show any has been display several times. she says, living conditions in the so called safe zone, or a breeding ground for disease. now, go to know your b is reall

[applause] somehow, someway brooklyn is always in the house. moral obligation that we have as public servants and to be there at all times for the brave men and women who have been there for us in uniform. we salute the ingenuity of their spirits, creative brilliance, the bravery they display in risking their lives to confuse and deceive the nazis on the battlefield. president eisenhower once reflected when talking about world war ii, every war is going to astonish you in the way it occurred and in the way it is carried out. heroes and patriots we thank and honor at the members of the ghost army for their unique service to our nation. as well as for their commitment to saving lives, defendant democracy in standing up for freedom in the face of tyranny. the ingenuity and valor of the ghost army has astonished a grateful nation. congratulations on this a well-deserved honor. may god bless all of you and may god continue to bless the united states of america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable mitch mcconnell republican leader of the

are alexis mcadams is live in brooklyn with mark, did the perpetrator say anything before the attack?ding to police and witnesses we talked about here in brooklyn they say this guy was yelling "i'm going to kill all of the jews" before he tried to run over that rabbi, this is a video caught on nearby surveillance cameras with the neighborhood up in arms here you see the car going right up on the sidewalk the white for their tour of the group of men wearing yarmulkes outside of the church school be jewish men scrambling to get out of the way. than the driver just takes off. investigators say the group of students and the rabbi were targeted. members of the school are traumatized, listen. >> you turn around trying to ram them, he drove on the sidewalk trying to ram them in our own ran away. thank god he didn't hit me one. i guess i'm not shocked because of not surprised because it's just... i guess as we have become the norm by now. >> who is this driver is the question it is ashgar ali facing a dozen charges with murder stomach attempted murder as a hate crime and reckless driving to n

the wonderful collection of brooklyn cultures books made me interested in studying history and ethnicity, which continues to this day. ms. analyst he called the police's treatment of a professor who has spent half of his life in this university shameful and believes that it is funny for the police to attack the university where he teaches. 90 professors, students and journalists were arrested in the raid of the anti-riot police on dartmouth university. the armed confrontation of the police caused the opinion of political analysts who were themselves witnesses of the incident were to be this this is the biggest deception and hypocrisy that we have seen. america supports freedom of speech and assembly, human rights and democracy in other countries' universities, but now it treats the protesters who gather peacefully and say they want peace in palestine and the end of this genocide, with this violence. fatemeh sharifi, sed and sima news agency. professor 65. an american jew was arrested last year for participating in a pro-palestinian student rally and was banned from attending the universi

. >> it will spread and we'll see some in brooklyn and thank you for that.in a more famous pro-israel activist and comedian thank you for being here and zach you and i did some homework and man on the street stuff for us and talk to some college students and i want to play a little of that and get your take on this. watch. >> reporter: rich river and which see? -- which river? what does hamas say their numbeo their charter? >> to murder all jews around the world. >> trace: we've done the same thing they don't know what they're talking about and it really is eye-opening. >> 100 percent as we call the video because a graduation and got 15 million views over the weekend and i really think it resonated with people as you can see essentially she hawed at these college campuses has become a club like these kids don't know what they're talking about and pretty much going for the free pizza and essentially becoming terrorist by trend. this is the stuff they're seeing on tiktok and unfortunately we know tiktok suppresses this type of stuff this guy 12.5 million views

yeah, yeah, i hope i hope you're those who think they're calling open the new brooklyn. you know, everybody is moving out of manhattan or brooklyn because it was cheaper and then same thing happen open. it got really expensive for a while adjust the prices up now. yeah, right. thank you. in san francisco, 7 people and 3 dogs are without a home tonight after this apartment fire happened about 11, 30 this morning on grove street, just down the street from the painted ladies. crews say the fire affected the second and 3rd floors of the building. 2 people were taken to the hospital and according to san francisco supervisor, dean preston, the fire happened just weeks after the family living there received racist threats. the cause of the fire still under investigation. many who drive rideshare vehicle say the passage of prop 22 almost 4 years ago left them to fend for themselves. a constitutional challenge to the prop was before the california supreme court today. at issue, whether the decision not to provide workers, cop to so-called gig workers should be up to the voters. k

unfortunately this has been the situation in brooklyn for some time. that has erupted into serious violence has been hitting visibly jewish residents in brooklyn far earlier than october. i think a lot more people are paying attention and thank god, but this is unfortunately been the situation for anyone who's visibly jewish. for many years. >> trace: i think that's right. and i wanted to get your opinion on this as well, elizabeth, because the video is so stunning and you think wow, what you are watching here is happening in a major american city and it's not on a college campus. >> you are right, it's incredibly painful for me. both of my parents escape the soviet union and came straight to new york city thinking they would be safe as open proud jews. i wish to got the leadership in new york would spend less time on phony political trials, on appeasing those that hate jews and scream for the eradication of the state of israel in the streets, and more time bringing the city back to the kind of place that people around the world like my parents seek re

like, it actually exists in america. >> he was raised in the crown heights section of brooklyn, a fewm his dstrict. where sundays were for church. at 12 years old, he became an usher and says it taught him how to talk to people. >> these are challenging times. >> jeffries says he visited more than 60 churches in brooklyn last year. >> and in washington, we're going to continue to put people over politics. >> one of jeffries' allies told us his ability to connect to both young and old black voters makes him an important surrogate for president biden this fall. >> black voters are a core democratic constituency. why do you think support for president biden has decreased among black voters? >> i think that tremendous progress has been made for african americans under the leadership of joe biden. that's quantifiable. but the reality is they're still real challenges. >> one new challenge in communities in new york city and in many others around the country is the influx of migrants. shelters to house thousands of them have gone up in and around jeffries' district. >> what do you say to vot

who wear the uniform in order to protect and serve communities all across the including tobacco i brooklyn. where the fortis house continuing to find ways to strengthen the the police and the everyoneur view we should honor enforcement who on january 6 sacrificed it all. put their lives on the line and at risk order to defend the congress for defend the defend the core values and in our country such aseaceful transfer of power. books that requires the significance in the capitol to honor the men and enforcement. including the capitol capitol police a department. and many others who on that fateful date to put down a violent insurrection. it's timeto honor the men law enforcement. day. including democrats and republicans our staff members and most defended the constitution. caucus has pled guilty. to support his reelection? >> i support and requires right to a trial by he is innocent until proven guilty. i think at this moment in time consistent with past democrat rules he has relinquished his ranking member on the appropriationsmittee i want to give him the time and space to be situationti

c.b., what do you have going on today in brooklyn?> reporter: we're here at the barclays center, home to to the brooklyn nets and the new york liberty, but today a pro-palestinian group is calling on supporters to come here and protest the ongoing conflict in the middle east. moments ago we watched as officers put these barricades up here and across the street, and certainly we're expecting a law enforcement presence to increase as the day goes on. now, we have seen protests here at the arena since the start of the israel-hamas if waxer but as you were discussing, college campuses and universities have been a focal point of these pro-palestinian demonstrations really within the last month. and now academic leaders are trying to hold commencements with divided ceremonies -- divided campuses, rather. soon those college kids will be heading home for the her, so we may start to see a shift with organizers holding more rallies at places like arenas, public parks, things like that. today's protest could truly mark the beginning of similar o

and new york police arrested several protest digital holding torches at a much in brooklyn, around 200 people. to pause in that raleigh. anyway, i spoke to casey smith, she's a freelance journalist and she told me what she's sort of that demonstration. and it started out as a peaceful rally. people were gatherings as a band, as not only as the fire in gaza, but a free power sign. and they gathered in bay ridge which is a predominantly house simeon and the many american neighborhood in brooklyn. and they began to rally for around 2 hours. during that time, the police presence was already heavy, while the rally was stationary and peaceful. um and a resident of a nearby apartment building put the speaker inside his apartment, opened the window so that protesters to use that one of the tactics that n y p d has been using in recent months has been to crack down on sound amplified devices . things like speakers and mega phones and to make arrests for that. and protesters were not allowed to use the speaker, so a resident put it in his window and police ended up scaling the apartment building

what looks like these really military wanted to everyone to see that they've got the upper hand in brooklyn city. they are still operating in a garage of rock goods is not going to stop them in front moving forward. but here's the, the hidden message here is despite the pa 15 days and the operating aggressively and destroying mainly the eastern part of robot city emptiness from people. there is very resistance and the palestinian finding on the ground are able to launch this number of rockets while there's really military is is it present heavily with its military equipment within its time? so on the vehicle? it's intelligence everywhere. the fighting, who had the ability to do that undergrad, that is that, that is something that meant to shatter this narrative. that is really monetary and the idea in general of what these being mobilizing for hunting off once a day with a very nice hist for us from daryl bella in the central pause of the gaza strip. well, to remind you, we are rolling with ongoing special coverage of the rockets that were launched from the gaza strip into the skies. as you

obviously march in brooklyn, new york, whose break up crowds and make a dozen arrests. palestinians face of different kinds of assault in gaza as drawing mountains of garbage threatening disease in what israel has designated as saves the kind of tax on northern guy. so have become more intent and says israel pushes further into an area. it's military previously said had been cleared of hamas fighters. there's been a series of attacks targeting palestinian homes, at least 28 people have been killed in a strike on a residential block. come on one hospital in the north. many more people have been injured. westover jamalia is really artillery, who struck a group of people queuing for water age people have been killed, women and children are among the dead. correspondents had a couple of resume, begins of coverage from dental bhalla in central garza. wow. so this is often more so can easily turn into a value a residential split close to the come on it one has to now work to it. as is really bums rained down in buildings, sheltering palestinians drawing to escape the con 8. rescue is scrambled

and so the war in new york police arrested several protesters and were holding torches in march in brooklyn. around 200 people were marching in that valley. katy smith is a freelance journalist and she told us what she saw at the demonstration as it started out as a peaceful rally. people were gathering since the band is not only a fire in gaza, but a free power sign. and they gathered in bainbridge, which is the predominantly housed and in india, many american neighborhood in brooklyn. and they began to rally for around 2 hours . during that time, the police presence was already heavy while the rally, stationary and peaceful, and a resident of the nearby apartment building speaker inside this apartment the window. so that protest is the use of one of the tactics that and what i've been using in recent months has been to track down on sound amplified devices, things like speakers and megaphones. and to maybe rest for that. and protests just were not allowed to use the speaker. so a resident put it in his window and police ended up scaling the apartment building 2 officers. they remained up

he ascended to brooklyn borough president where he toiled the day and night, even sleeping on a bed inommitment to both his job and avoiding new york rents. but for max the 18th of politics would always come second to his true passion, developing a holistic philosophy of mind, body, and spirit. >> i eat a plant-based centered life. some people want to call me vegan. vegans eat oreos, i don't. now i'm about to show you what i eat in the morning. i see macho powder, cocoa po powder, and i love this stuff here. moringa powder. >> desi: after beginning each day with a slurry of industrial grade powder ice health foods, adams and every week with a ritual worthy of our boys to men video. >> every week, he draws a bubble bath and scatters rose petals among the service. >> i don't know what i would do without my incense, candles, bible bath, and roses. [laughs] >> desi: before long, adams was anointed enough to attend to it even higher level: mayor. after a small hitch requiring him to prove that he didn't actually live in new jersey by giving a tour of his very real brooklyn apartment. >> thi

but this former official in brooklyn was the only one willing to go on the record. my name is angela gilmore. i was the you and assistance i just got off the human rights from 2016, 2019. as such, g is 1st hand knowledge of what happens when the un pushed the countries to exclude a legit human rights abusers. one country that was really important literally said okay, we're going to pull out or together. i'm the you and 2nd general at that time to go basic to that country and since apologize of that as they otherwise, like for you and piecing provisions, would have class. he wouldn't tell us which country and stressed that the un does what it can. but his testimony points to one thing. when it comes to peacekeepers, the u. n. is seemingly susceptible to blackmail. there's a reason for this face with often dudley emissions. many governments have posed their troops out of peacekeeping. operations are leaving the supplying of troops to countries like bangladesh, pockets on egypt or china. many of which are known to have a piece of security forces to reflect situations w

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brooklyn, new york actually was bid out of so many apartments showed up to open house 6:00 a.m. be first in door a hundred people showed up over bid by 1,000 dollars it is a difficult time for renters, so you can't just think i am not going to buy i am going to rent the prices of rent driven up as well rental laws in certain states have not helped us, to stabilize rents to put more apartments on the market. we are desperate, desperate for inventory. maria: that is incredible, have you seen a situation like that where just to rent an apartment you got to get there first your lawn chair out there? >> i have seen it tough i don't think i have seen it this tough all open houses overwhelmed, you would think that with since pandemic not everybody is going to work but the popular areas have a surge in people want to rent, or live there that is where you see most competition i am sure if you went to outskirts of certain areas you could certainly find better, better deals but mortgage rates are just too high, and people won't move we talked about it before i am in a house i have 3%, even

a puppeteer in brooklyn. that's were you hired. talk to yourself not made.machine gun. it's still a machine gun. literally last week the same cute fuzzy dog had a flamethrower so just because you sprinkle it up but still a death machine. the only thing is with superabsorbent dog fir it might slow down my water attack a little bit. but i don't know. who is this for the terminally ill? who's going to be in the hospital wanting to see this coming up to him? all the movements are robotic and lack any soul or life. it's scary. like if my daughter is getting her chances of here comes the robot dogs and then she's in trauma. like nobody. >> is just going to be something that carries your luggage. it's not going to be a pet. this is 1 of those things were coloured a dog because it's on 4 legs but it's basically going to put can basically be a coffee table it moves. >> my question is who is this for and why when we know there's a deadly heartless killing machine underneath this, every 10 people see the videos they are horrified and have nightmares about it can to put

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i'll be upset between a sex worker and the son of a russian oligarch in, in modern day brooklyn. but it's really a pure hold lapse from beginning to end. so i thought it was actually too, really too funny too in the palm door, which often takes more serious um films for their, for their price. but i guess the jury this year headed by credit caraway, the director of barbie and a very comedian actress herself in her earlier years. i guess you really saw something in this movie. yes. it's a really, really quite compelling and in quite pass thing that a director electronic a baker's come so far because he is 1st don't just 10 years ago. can dream was shot on an iphone for i'm to go from back to winning the palm door. one of the other world's greatest don't prizes is, is really a tremendous a t d w. so film experts, scott rockville, in can to football now and buyer labor crews and already made history. the season as they were crowned german boons. his legal champions for the 1st time ever. and now they've sealed a historic double by also winning the german comp. their opponents 2nd di

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days there are immortal regiment actions, despite pressure from politicians. a procession along the brooklyn of front-line soldiers, flowers at the memorial to fallen soldiers, and also australia and argentina, protests traditions in the center of buenos ares. that's it for now, we'll tell you everything about the development of events at noon; now on channel one there is a documentary film , andrei the first-called.

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host: karl, brooklyn, democrat. caller: i have two quick commentaries to make. the commentary is to say that, to talk about the media and how they protect the idea that the people who are protesters are kids. they are not kill its -- kids, and when you go to college campuses, like your daughter as you said, it is a product that advertises itself. if you buy the start up and whatever it college or university or whatever it is, just like any other product you buy in a democracy and it is defective, right, and you can get compensation. we know there is something defective in the colleges and universities of this country. this is a democracy and they bought a product and the product is that if someone is doing something wrong in a democracy, whether they be jewish, whatever race they are, the people that bought the product have the right to say that and that the tactics they are using now against those people that bought the product is fascism. host: that is carl in brooklyn. guest: i absolutely agree that college students aren't kids. i would encourage people who s

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