we are at the i entrance of the brooklyn bridge and thousands of people started marching on the bridgeing on the weeks ahead and the killing of mahsa amini and iran and slogans of the uprising inside iran and outside of the country by iranian americans here people everywhere, they want democracy for their country and accountability for those who committed many crimes, notjust chilling mahsa amini but all of the protesters who were gunned down during these months and by estimates that we all have and it is the day of remembrance for her and an emphasis on the fact that the demands of them protesting is one of the same as last year in fundamental change. the same as last year in fundamental chance. ., ., ., ., , change. home of the united nations and how do you _ change. home of the united nations and how do you think— change. home of the united nations and how do you think they're - and how do you think they're responding to what is happening not just today but in the past 12 months? , , . just today but in the past 12 months?— just today but in the past 12 months? , , . ., months? the

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a raucous rally across the brooklyn bridge, unfortunately that crowd has ended up in this park. theme that has followed us across last year. life, woman, freedom. that is the centre of it. they keep repeating her name and demanding inpatient, the slogan is down with the islamic republic. they want a fundamental change. the idea for many of them coming out todayis idea for many of them coming out today is remembering, notjust what happened to her, but many protesters that were shot and killed by the regime throughout the months that followed. this is both a remembrance and reaffirming the commitment to the ideals of irani and women, and they should have the exact same rights as everyone else, an iranian people should have a democracy. it seems quite loud to wear you out, does it feel the us is listening? they've put some sanctions on iran, what could it go any further? the government _ what could it go any further? the government of _ what could it go any further? tue: government of the what could it go any further? tte: government of the united states is trying to strike a diffi

alix: walking from the brooklyn bridge home will be a little swimming.ff the f train. that is a nightmare. encapsulating a lot of highways. look at that. guy: these are incredible. alix: seriously. guy: i take the weather seriously. that's a lot of weather. this has been a year of a lot of weather. fires, now this. speaks to something. alix: a changing climate. it speaks to have a climate, if it is more volatile, you're not prepped in certain areas. you are prepped for something changing. maybe you put solar panels on your house. maybe it is not as sunny anymore. stuff like that. is that a stroller? oh my gosh. i feel like -- guy: incredible pictures. is it going to stop raining? alix: anecdotally my husband said the rain lightened up. he is not a weather person. it is supposed to rain through saturday. guy: it comes with a lag. this works with a lag. flash floods, build up. alix: it's been raining for five days before this. how to absorb it is even harder. coming up, the fed's interest rates on etf's. this is bloomberg. ♪ that first time you take a step

. >> we went downstairs, got in the car and headed over the brooklyn bridge where we could see the damagehe smoke, see the fire. that's when i said to pete, pete, this will be the worst day of our lives. and that was before i knew the half of it. >> car 3 to manhattan. >> pete ganci's voice was recorded en route. >> along for the pot, staging area three, chief somewhere on west street, o. >> a box is a location. k signals the end of a message. a throwback to the 19th century telegraph, which on this day was paungtuating the greatest crisis in the department's 136 years. >> right away i got a deep sense that we were going to lose a lot of firefighters this day. >> division 1 commander peter hayden met battalion chief joe pfeifer in the lobby of the burning tourer. >> i knew we weren going to be able to put out the fire. so the order of the day was to search and evacuate as many people as we could. i knew we were not going to back away. >> the fire was 93 floors above. elevators were out. so firefighters climbed tight stairwells shouldering 75 pounds and more. >> i thought we would have eno

the club that ryan and i purchased is 25 years older than the brooklyn bridge. >> stephen: wow. >> robot a big town. >> ryan: very small. >> rob: about 50,000. >> ryan: rob called me with this idea and i was immediately taken. it was just so unexpected. i mean, i... [laughter] explaining it to my wife was crazy! one of the craziest things i've ever had to explain. we had never met before this -- yeah! >> stephen: what, did you text him and say, do you want to b buy -- >> ryan: i slid into his dms like some sort of creep saying, i love your show, you are great on your show. next thing i know he text me back and says, thanks, all that stuff. >> rob: when ryan reynolds lies into your dms, you respond, right! >> stephen: a big ask for cash, i assume. >> ryan: rob is the creator and he stars in the show "it's always sunny in philadelphia." this is how i knew i could work with this guy. they show is one of the longest running shows in the history of television. i think rob at that time was paid and tuberculosis. [laughter] every day. just kept on. here's the thing. nobody could run a show th

and so one of the books i looked at was by david mccullough, the brooklyn bridge, i remember readingthat years earlier, and as it got, he always made engineering so exciting. and so i read that book. none of it's in my book, but it was just an inspiration. that's how you do this. that's how you write about construction and building, and you make it vivid and, exciting and come alive for the people. and there was a passage voyage, a very specific passage in the wager. so i'm glad you asked this question. where i was quoting the journals. and i kept to saying, oh, they're hungry, they're hungry. and suddenly i thought, how would mcphee do this? because the hunger was getting repetitive. how would mcphee handle this? and i knew exactly what he would do, he would just take the frag mints from the journals. this kind of obsessive repetition and quote from them. so you just keep hearing and suddenly you it through their eyes. you recognize the pain, as opposed to saying, oh, they're hungry, they're hungry again. you just hear their obsessive mind going food. i look for food. i found no foo

committee, the author of the bill to remove the statues, councilwoman sandy nurse, a democrat from brooklyn bridgee is attempting to correct history, not cancel it. you can respond to that while i put up on the screen, george washington, thomas jefferson, christopher columbus, these are just some of the statues -- you wrote a letter to mayor adams saying you will take these statues, you will pay to bring them to your town, you'll even pack them up. have you gotten a response? >> haven't got a response but i'm very hopeful. there are people that want to forget history, because they don't like it, because it doesn't fit in with their narrative of what history should be today. but these people lived some time ago, these are the founders of our country, of our civilization. we want to remember them for their flaws and for their accomplishments. we want to remember what history teaches us. and if we start trying to decide how we should edit history, we make a terrible mistake. >> sandra: really interesting. this is just some of what we are hearing from new yorkers who support the removal of the statues

and so one of the books i looked at was by david mccullough, the brooklyn bridge, i remember readingthat years earlier, and as it got, he always made engineering so exciting. and so i read that book. none of it's in my book, but it was just an inspiration. that's how you do this. that's how you write about construction and building, and you make it vivid and, exciting and come alive for the people. and there was a passage voyage, a very specific passage in the wager. so i'm glad you asked this question. where i was quoting the journals. and i kept to saying, oh, they're hungry, they're hungry. and suddenly i thought, how would mcphee do this? because the hunger was getting repetitive. how would mcphee handle this? and i knew exactly what he would do, he would just take the frag mints from the journals. this kind of obsessive repetition and quote from them. so you just keep hearing and suddenly you it through their eyes. you recognize the pain, as opposed to saying, oh, they're hungry, they're hungry again. you just hear their obsessive mind going food. i look for food. i found no foo

. - i was pictured wearing a trench coat under the brooklyn bridge with flashing red lights and police his boss. there was plenty of credit to go around, except that there wasn't. - well, that was the end for him. i mean, he was fired, i think, within a number of months. i don't think he lasted 90 days after that cover came out. - i just met with the mayor, mayor giuliani, this morning and have given to him my letter of resignation as the police commissioner for the city of new york. - it happened yesterday. he resigned. now, we're moving on. and i've said everything i wanna say about it. - mr. mayor, what about the police department? - this department is in terrific shape. - the person who was the architect of this new approach was now gone, and the people who inherited the machinery thought they understood it. but it wasn't clear that they did. this was gonna be rudy's department. and the good work that the department was doing was gonna be something that rudy took credit for, and rudy alone. - just kind of like fredo, he wanted to prove he's smart too. there was a street crime unit.

she then was running in a pink tracksuit across she across brooklyn bridge.ce sale. audience to a sale. >> she she was, but it was all. >> none of those are relevant. frankly, none of that's relevant. >> but they are relevant, you know, in the same way as you know, in the same way as you know, there are it's relevant to me because what i it me because what i think it reflects, i there's a lot reflects, i think there's a lot of people in society that before she office, people had she even took office, people had already made mind already made their mind up. >> made decisions about >> they'd made decisions about her it was. her based on whatever it was. they'd decided that she was going fail. and talk about going to fail. and we talk about the is primary school the ons. it is primary school level to your workings like level to show your workings like primary school children that are doing maths, always doing maths, they are always told exams or wherever it is told in exams or wherever it is that you're doing stuff. how did you answer? you get to that answer? so

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we had one of our guests who just had to walk over a bridge from brooklyn to get here. what is going on? >> reporter: chris, it is ugly. there's no better word to describe it. it's not just inkweept, it is also deadly, and that's messaging from officials across the tristate as this weather continues to add inches of rain here in new york city. that state your legal name now in effect from both the governor and mayor adams here, urging people to stay indoors because obviously this is not a day to be outside. everyone here in midtown manhattan we're seeing a lot of people with umbrellas. there is a little bit of reprieve, but officials warning people not to fall into a false sense of security, because this weather event is going to continue. as you mentioned, we've seen seven inches of rain, more than five in central park alone, and we're going to see those accumulations start to rise as this weather continues into saturday. some of the images we have been seeing are completely incredible. you're seeing the roads, bridges, that extreme flash flooding. laguardia airport, t

to this version of the story the black bayou bridge would be lost to memory and elmer kimball would rarely appear in the stories of till's final night. brooklyn dora is not wealthy. and it's poverty is reshaping the story of till's murder stories about elmer kimball the glendora cotton gin and the black bayou bridge continue to circulate. sustained and preserved by nothing more than the poverty of the town. so that's your three stories. in conclusion kind of a long conclusion, so don't get too anxious. for look magazine journalist, william, bradford, huey and for the tribble family and at times for mayor thomas it seems as if the till story was first and foremost a commodity a story to be told. more for its cash value than for its moral lessons. one of the lessons of this evening. i hope is what happens when stories become commodities. in each case questions of truth have taken aback seat to questions of fundability and the story of till's murder has either been altered. or suppressed but we can't end here because the story of emmett till is still being told and it is being reclaimed from the likes. of huey and the tribbles to give you a sens