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>> this one looks at the life and influence of churchhill's american mother who was born in brooklyn, new york in 1854. >> we're absolutely thrilled, jenny and i to be here with you this evening, to share with you this very special history of your great city and also our family. can i ask, how many of you here are from brooklyn? quite a few of you. great. well, that's absolutely fantastic because jenny and i l also feel very much part of brooklyn, as well. tina, i want to thank you for being such a dedicated supporter. you have been absolutely magnificent and it has really brought so much life to the legacy of my great grandfather. jennifer, thank you very very much for all you have done and to the students of hunter and all your supporters for coming here this evening to support us. the college is clearly thriving and i just wonder whether the college was founded in 1870 and jenny was born in 1854. is it not possible that she might have had some studies, but history doesn't tell us the answer to that, so i'm absolutely thrilled to be here and thank you very very much jennifer, very warm welco

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new york city, hundreds check this out. white letters -- at adam-yauch park in brooklyn. new york polce say -- the graffiti -- was discovered friday afternoon. the city council member -- who represents that district -- says the graffiti has been painted over. anti-trump protests -- continue around the nation tonight. thousands of demonstrators -- turning out -- for some in the valley.. but -- that isn't the case -- in other parts of the country. some of the worst violence -- erupting last weekend -- in portland. more than 70 protesters -- were arrested there -- for smashing windows -- and hurling road flares at cops. that's something -- 13-action news -- crime and safety expert -- retired metro lieutenant -- randy sutton says -- won't be tolerated in las vegas. there is a line that will be tolerance. if you spit on a police officer.. if any part of you threatens a police officer. that is where the toler ends. police can also order a crowd to disperse -- when the rights of others -- not involved in the protest.. are being infringed. that includes -- things like blocking tra

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. >>> a man in brooklyn, new york facing charges accused of attempting to support isis. it is 37-year-old mohammed naji. federal prosecutors say he was considering an attack during the macey's thanksgiving day parade. he traveled to yemen yesterday trying to join the five different times. >>> an update on amendment t that references slavery. it will stay in the colorado constitution. it failed by less than 16,000 votes. supporter says it will be back on the ballot in the future. >>> new this morning, the city of denver reject as a bid to preserve a historic home on the west side of the city. council members sided with the owner. move out of the home. the historical designation she believes would limit her buyer and the home's sales potenttal. the home was built in 1890. 3 >>> getting more and more tense in north dakota. >> it is police versus protestor the construction site of the dakota access pipeline. >> they just fired at us. >> that was just part of the violent clashes. stl authorities speaking out saying they are doing nothing wrong. >> the rush of thanksgiving tra

. >>> the borough of brooklyn, new york, is home to 2.5 million people, great pizza and more hipsters than you can count. it's also home to something else, great wine. our kate rogers explains. >> reporter: when you think wineries, rolling vineyards in napa valley or the finger lakes may come to mind but john stires and brian levanthal want you to think brooklyn. the two friends met in 2007 where they ventured out to new jersey to make barrels of wine as a team-building exercise. >> we made a different vintage and went through the entire process from the fermentation all the way to bottling. one of the pain points we had was getting out to new jersey. none of us had cars and we were taking a train or subway or bus and walking a mile to get to this place. >> and that got them wondering why wasn't anyone doing this in new york city and they got to planning and quit their jobs in february 2010. >> we did not have any wine-maker and didn't have any money or a space. >> and you start thinking what's the worst that can happen if we try and fail, and the way we looked at it was that is not n

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right because notorious b.i.g., and i, had something in common-- we were both born and bred in brooklyn, new york. >> ifill: you ever consider being a rapper? ( laughter ) >> i don't think i have that talent. >> ifill: well, neither do i. >> stewart: iraqi military commanders said today they are facing stiff resistance from islamic state-- or isis-- fighters in eastern mosul. the offensive to retake the city occupied by isis for two years enters its second month. in the battle for mosul, ethnic kurds are fighting side by side with iraqi forces against a common enemy: isis. and many kurds believe this fight may bring them closer to a goal many share: independence. the kurds are an ethnic group spread across five countries-- iraq, iran, turkey, syria and armenia-- a wide area they consider to be their ancestral homeland. in tonight's signature segment, in the first of two reports from inside iraq, newshour weekend special correspondent christopher livesay has more on the aspirations of the iraqi kurds. >> reporter: this is erbil, the capital of iraqi kurdistan, an oasis of stability in the middle e

. >>> today a man from brooklyn, new york arrested on terrorism charges. mohammad rafiq naji accused of traveling to turkey yemen in an attempt to join federal prosecutors say he expressed support for a potential truck attack in times square. like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france in july. >>> the cbs "overnight news" almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth cer: you taught him how to hit a baseball. how to hit a receiver. you even taught him how to hit the open man. but how much time have you spent teaching him... >>> president elect trump said his actions on his first day in office will include withdrawing from the trade deal known as the transpacific partnership. and ordering that for every new government regulation, two must be eliminated. with 60 days to go, and top cabinet positions to fill, mr. trump's new york city office has become the busiest employment office in the country. chip reid is there. >> reporter: a parade of job-seekers

to groceries - brooklyn hq - >> we are tracking hillary clinton's campaign headquarters in brooklyn, new york. this is a scene outside earlier tonight. she suffered a loss in the presidential campaign in the general election but these are what the neighborhood kids in brooklyn are doing. they are waiting notes of thank sidewalk. this says thank you. a bunch of you say stronger together. they have been posted from the hillary clinton staffers throughout the day. her story on the bottom and hearts with hillary next that. there's a great story that's coming out on facebook. marco lives in chappaqua 40 miles north of new york city. she decided to take her two young daughters in a walk through the woods. that's when she stumbled across hillary clinton was doing the same thing with husband and former president bill. both of them were blowing off steam after the last election. margot said she was heartbroken. that's when they came across exchange a few pleasantries and margot said she left her to continue her walk off in the woods like anyone else. >> this election it is causing red -- rips between

liz, thank you. >>> today a man from brooklyn, new york arrested on terrorism charges. mohammad rafiq naji accused of traveling to turkey yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he expressed support for a potential truck attack in times square. like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france in july. >>> the cbs "overnight news" >>> president elect trump said his actions on his first day in office will include withdrawing from the trade deal known as the transpacific partnership. and ordering that for every new government regulation, two must be eliminated. cabinet positions to fill, mr. trump's new york city office has become the busiest employment office in the country. chip reid is there. >> reporter: a parade of job-seekers passed through the lobby of trump tower today. former massachusetts senator, scott brown, told mr. trump he wants to be secretary of veterans affairs. >> i think i am the best person. but there are some tremendous people out there. >> reporter: former texas governor rick perry didn't say sources say he is being cons

the notorious big a night were both born and bred in brooklyn, new york. >> have you thought of writing any of your dissenting opinions and wrap? [laughter] they're doing that on broadway now. >> let me ask you, it is so much fun, i have to talk about the opera. you are a great lover of the opera a great lover of shakespeare, were spending a little time today talking about some of these things because they're such fun things and you'll have a chance to ask more probing questions about the supreme court, but your relationship with justice kolea, a lot of people are mystified by that because you are on somewhat opposite ends of the spectrum, you served served together in the d.c. circuit, you wound up often on opposite sides of cases decided by the supreme court, sometimes justice kolea wrote in such a powerful fashion would be harsh in his language and yet you are great friends. how did that happen, how were you such great friends and what does that tell us about life on the court? >> our friendship should not have been surprising to people who watch the court. they would've known that j

it is in brooklyn, new york.schatzker is talking to in the the biggest names investment and hedge fund industry. we are joined by special guest. erik: thank you. i am here with barry sternlicht, the man behind starwood capital, one of the most successful real estate and private equity investors. it is good to see you. you, just like everyone in your industry and finance, perhaps all of industry, trying to figure out what a trump presidency means for your business. what conclusions can you draw? change.t is a seat it is a republican senate, house, and a president who wants to do things like infrastructure spending. we are moving to a faster growing economy. determineill interest rates. the question is how much hope is there in the senate with tea party candidates that will let us increase the deficit before we see it in tax? that is the regulator on trump's fuel on the economic fire. we were going to do fine. in the economy with either president after the election. 4.8% unemployment with a wage increase, with walm

is a photograph of the launching of the arizona in the brooklyn, new york navy yard on june 19, 1915. was between 50000 and 70,000 people present at the launching. and this is a ticket to the launching. of the arizona. if you happen to be one of those fortunate people, you were issued one of these tickets. this is the champagne bottle uss to christen the arizona. this is donated to us by the woman who christened the ship. she was 16 at the time and she was considered the most beautiful girl in arizona. it turns out that her dad was the dignitary who was friends with then governor george tried. and he petitioned the governor to let his daughter kristen the ship. -- christen the ship. thiscase documents the history of the uss arizona. in the case in the center, we have a log for the uss arizona. it is a reference of historical data documenting weapon systems on board the ship, it also showed where the ship was. it talks about where was from 1917 to 1918. so, primarily at that point, the uss arizona was part of the atlantic fleet that was floating along the east coast, new york i 1917, b

the rally was organized to help clean up the brooklyn new york park. it was vandalized with jaguars swastikas and more. >> this happened at adam yak park when he was about peace and non-violence. it is a really horrible thing. i think we need to stand up and say this is not okay in america now. >>> jimmie seventh career title, tied with richard petty and deal earnhardt, sr., legends in the racing world. johnson is 41 and says he is not done with his racing career, hoping for even more titles to come. >>> well, it was a big night of singing and dancing at the american music awards. here are the persons you saw on newschannel5. >> here is a moment, maybe you missed it. the show started off with a little oops. goes to -- >> okay, a little awkward here, the announcers look flustered. you can see the group name 21 pilots on the back. the name popped up way before the announcers said it, giving away the surprise, an unfortunate, awkward moment for them. >> they had extra seconds to prepare their speech. >> they did. a silver lining. >>> time to hit the ice.

the notorious dig and i were both born and bred in brooklyn new york. >> have you thought of writing any of your opinions in a wrap? [laughter] they are doing it on broadway now. tell me, it's so much fun i have to talk about the opera. you are a great lover of the opera and a great lover of shakespeare and we are spending a little time talking about some of these things because they are such fun things and you'll have a chance to ask a probing questions about the supreme court. your relationship with justice scalia, a lot of people are mystified by that because you were on somewhat opposite ends of the ideological spectrum. he served again on the d.c. circuit. he wound up often on opposite sides of cases decided in the supreme court, sometimes justice scalia in such a colorful fashion with the pretty harsh in his language and yet you were great friends. how did that happen? why were you such great friends and what does that tell us about life on the court? >> our relationship should not have been surprising to people who watch the core. they would have known that justice scalia was

." >> according to the complaint, he is from brooklyn new york, she a legal permanent resident who was yemen, and he has support for a similar style attack in times square using a garbage truck. he travelled to turkey between march and september of last year in his further support of isis and based on conversations with government informants, he may have been recruited by the terror group because he could easily travel to the u.s. terror experts say this is more evidence that success of the ni attack, which was one man killing schools of people, i think isis drew the necessary conclusions and they realized, even with low investment, almost nil investment, you can get a lot of return for your terrorist buck, if you will. >> it is certainly worth emphasizing that naji's attorney says this is a case of entrapment by the fbi and his client was singled out because he was from yemen. >>> speaking of staying safe, are you thinking about deep frying a turkey this week? you don't want to try that one. that's one of the many things that can go wrong. we'll tell you how to do it the right way. be

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hundreds of people of all races and religions come organized to help clean up this park in brooklyn, new york. it was vandalized with swastikas and the words go trump were painted on the playground, friday. the park was named for beastie boys member adam yak who was jewish and die offend cancer in 2012. >> this happening in adam's park when he was so about peace and violence is really a horrible thing. i think we need to stand up america. >> the swastikas have been painted over and flowers and positive messages are now covering it. >>> nascar driver jimmie johnson making history, winning his seventh career cup title. he is now tied with drivers richard petty and deal earnhardt senior, legends in he says he is not done and hoping for more titles to come. >>> well, the harry potter fantastic beasts and where to find them brought in $75 million at the box office this weekend, easily taking the number one spot. >>> and it was a big night for the american music awards. you saw all the performances here on newschannel5 last night. >> yes. in case you missed it or miss this had moment, the show star

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then from brooklyn, new york their album is called "3001: a laced odyssey" - flatbush zombies from the crown royal outdoor stage. next week we'll be visited by felicity jones, mario batali, gordon ramsay, andrew garfield, miles teller, our pal science bob pflugfelder will amaze we'll have music from jimmy eat world, conor oberst, alessia cara and on monday barack obama will be here on the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sitting right there in that seat. our first guest tonight is an oscar-nominated actor and soon to be sorcerer supreme, he plays the master of mystical arts in marvel's "doctor strange." it opens in theaters and imax november 4th. please welcome benedict cumberbatch! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: how's it going? thank you for coming. i know the "doctor strange" premiere is just across the street. >> they have just finished building. it's exciting. >> jimmy: they closed down the whole block. >> i know. a lot of traffic to get through. it's very exciting. >> jimmy: we're used to it here. are you excited?

host: allen, brooklyn new york. alan? if there hasder been any discussion about the end ofniversary of the the fairness doctrine under reagan's fcc, and the effect that has had on the polarization of the boat and population, and the way advertising works? when you have 30 years of a haveine eliminate, you msnbc able to self select an audience that only have one point of view. after a point of time people grow up with only hearing the point of view they wish to. and never have the chance to hear opposing viewpoints and get inoculated to diversity of opinion. then you have each of these stations advertising to a polarized audience that is looking to see things that confirm a point of view they are have, instead of information beenmay have a possibility affecting their range of opinion, and making them the more evenhanded or it -- evenhanded. guest: been affecting their range of opinion, and making i think wito fox and msnbc, they when i have been affected by the fairness doctrine. what we have seen in influences with talk r

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