rick barry so you know gliders a lot this summer we start june twenty fifth our first game is in brooklyn park the block we're in yeah so it's going to be pretty good on these teams as a team you know one ticket a good shoot for game so you see forty year your favorite n.b.a. players you know like allen iverson and chauncey billups and martin how long are they how much time is the game take each game first to sixty when halftime at thirty seemed like we used to play him as the same thing just bringing it to a pro level bringing it indoors into the big arenas if you score to take the ball out of losers take out if you get score if you get if you. for now the team take it out because you get the idea to do this great idea yes just as a fan you know seeing a guy like kobe score sixty points in and his n.b.a. career is over you know that to me is crazy it's like just because these guys retire from the n.b.a. a lot i'm go overseas the ball and they're still household names. why not bring them all together have him play with a peers and and a good old fashioned through and through many teams eight t

also that evening, will be in new york at the brooklyn bridge park with former literary editor of the london times, erica wagner's book is a biography of the builder of the brooklyn bridge. on wednesday were back in washington at busboys and poets were georgetown university law professor paul butler will argue that statistics are influencing racial injustice in policing america. also that evening, will be a tattered covered bookstore in denver where radio broadcaster and journalist david baron, reports on the american scientist who studied the solar eclipse of 1878. saturday will be back at politics and prose to hear a story and william randall recover how the united states use the 1812 war to become international independent of great britain. that some of the events that will be coming this week and many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on the tv on c-span two. >> stop harassment and take your power back. gretchen carlson is the author. ms. carlson what are you trying to stay with this cover? >> guest: to be fierce. to encourage all wome

. >> things are getting squirrel in prospect park, brooklyn. between tuesday and thursday last week in the park there were reportedly five squirrel bites by a very aggressive squirrel. they're not sure if it is rabbit or not. rabbits girls are rare. there's never been a case of a squirrel with rabies fighting human since 1970. be careful, if you have had a squirrel bites, go to the emergency room get yourself checked out. if you see a squirrel -- don't worry new jersey, governor chris christie is on his way out. >> 80% of new jersey residents disapprove of his governorship. >> you comfortable on the beach the other day. >> what's his legacy? does it come down to a chair on the beach #. >> i think it's self promotion and that is not what people are looking for. >> when he was arrested my kitchen the officers let me know it was heroin. >> my every waking thought was, i really just want to get high once more. >> we did everything. >> it's an everyday battle. we have got to shatter the stigma is the only thing that keeps us alive. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gadgets a

borough park in brooklyn.dox jews outside israel. they reject most aspects of secular culture and that includes watching television and movies. yet a portrait of this community has emerged in a new movie titled menashe. the film tells the story of one man's struggle, a widower called menashe, to maintain custody of his son rieven played by ruben niborski. the film was co—written and directed byjoshua weinstein, a non—orthodox jew, working with a cast of ultra—orthodoxjews. menashe is this big charlie chaplinesque of a man. he's very funny, he's very endearing, but there's a deep sadness inside him. and rieven is a sweet boy. and they have this chemistry where just by making a face they can show all the dynamic and emotion between a father and son. nearly all the dialogue in menashe is in yiddish. the film aims to be the genuine article. these people speak yiddish in everyday lives. it is the language they speak at home. to have holywood actors speaking in english would have felt so phoney that i don't even kno

also that evening, will be in new york at the brooklyn bridge park with former literary editor of the london times, erica wagner's book is a biography of the builder of the brooklyn bridge. on wednesday were back in washington at busboys and poets were georgetown university law professor paul butler will argue that statistics are influencing racial injustice in policing america. also that evening, will be a tattered covered bookstore in denver where radio broadcaster and journalist david baron, reports on the american scientist who studied the solar eclipse of 1878. saturday will be back at politics and prose to hear a story and william randall recover how the united states use the 1812 war to become international independent of great britain. that some of the events that will be coming this week and many of these events are open to

last week, five people were attack and bitten by a squirrel in prospect park, brooklyn, authorities say the fact that the squirrel is so aggressive is a warning sign it could have rabies. signs in the park worn anyone bit tone get to a doctor right away. they say do not feed the squirrels. >> well, spanish fishermen on board with a new solution to a growing problem in our oceans. plastic pollution. some 2,000 fishermen working with a clothing company to turn plastic found in the sea into high end fashion. fishermen pulled the plastic from their hatch and deposited on bins on shore, the clothing company says they're trans for the about 30 million used butanols material for jackets, back packs, and other item. >> interesting. well, a familiar face is gracing the cover of the philadelphia daily news this morning. >> take a look. our very own traffic reporter, meisha johnson, she was on the cover of the kick off of the daily news single series, and they photographed her at one of her favorite spots, the gym of course. >> what a surprise. look at those arms. bravo, meisha. and meisha will be

as you can tell just from the backdrop here, this is a great topic for this setting in brooklyn bridge park. not -- most great monuments don't -- don't inspire great rating but this is a good exception to that. from hard crane to many otherpots and writers and notably to the nonfiction writer, david mccullough, there have been really inspired writing on this subject, and erica wagner is right up there with all of those other writers. what she has done here with this biography of washington roebling is remind everyone although he what's son of a designer he was the person long with his wife who got it through, those dozen or so you'res to the end and it was -- so years to the end and 15 years ago his father died, just up here in the heights behind you, and the young 32-year-old took over and brilliantly brought it to life. a little bit about erica. she has written on many different topics. we were just talking about her notable book, aerial's gift, about ted hughes and sylvia platt. she has had a career over the last three decades in the uk, even though she is a new yorker by birth. and has

they were raising 4-month-old brooklyn irby in a van parked in the motel 6 parking lot. but yesterday brooklyn got sick and by the time paramedics arrived she wasn't breathing. >> she always tried to talk and grab your hand. i had never seen her cry. she was that good of a baby. they say the center denied denie mother for housing two times. the county is investigating the claims. we have more at 6:00. larry: tonight a man is dead and the woman in custody after the car ran into a police cruiser. the story is develop now in mount airy. kevin lewis? kevin: th watched both of the suspects break in the home today. person cops tried to stop them it went south in a hurry. this afternoon, officers opened fire at the mount airy intersection. the officers had tried to stop a white cargo van. two officers opened fire to shatter a window and killed a driver. the female passenger was uninjured. jessica lives across the street. >> i heard sirens. there was a crash in front of the house and then there was gunshots. >> right before the chaotic traffic st watched the man and woman burglar

. >> right at the entrance of great sand park in brooklyn off 18th avenue is where you'll find what imp with a brick exterior and a fresh coat of paint. yeah, no pun intended. absolutely. [laughter] a $2 million public restroom paid for by taxpayers. >> does it come with a massage? [laughter] that's a lot of money. there's plenty of other things we can be doing with $2 million. maybe putting it towards better daycare facilities for working moms. >> actually, i thought it was, like, offices that people went into, you know, for the park. i didn't know it was a bathroom. >> expect showers and a steam room at least. [laughter] but it's, i don't know, it's a little too much. >> councilman david greenfield, whose district the park falls under, has been trying to get the city to fix up the bathroom for a while. now, he posted on twitter on june 29th, good news. the bathroom at 18th avenue park is un-officially open. took 7.5 years and $2 million, but this completes the entire park as new. then he followed it up with another tweet saying: and for all who thought i was exaggerating when i said

is most definitely flourishing in the ultra orthodox jewish community of para park in brooklyn. brooke bc news new york. looks like a great wall of china or a true band in thanks for watching wild news america . make sense of it. funding of this presentation is made possible by. the freemen foundation. and coal fuller foundation pursuing solutions for america's neglected me. planning a vacation escape that's relaxing inviting. and exciting. is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families couples and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm sunny days cooling trade. and the crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most major airports. more information for your vacation planning is available at a real* dot com. bbc world news was presented by casey team loss and captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, health care legislation in critical condition again. republican senators struggle to muster enough votes to pass even a slimmed down reform

algo extraño le pasa a la ardilla... dijo richard vean cómo luce ahora la entrada del prospect park en brooklyn en la entrada de parkside y ocean, es la alerta... presuntamente donde vive la ardilla, que según el departamento de salud ha mordido al menos a cinco personas y creen se trata del mismo animal... 09.17 pero las arcillosas no hacen nada pero las autoridades dijeron que algo inusual pasa con esta ardilla... que describen como agresiva... los ataques reportados han ocurrido entre el 18 y 20 de este mes... daisy menjivar/usuaria del parque 09.39 ellas andan jugando buscando que comer y no sé cómo fue que mordió a la niña, no se. aunque no tenga confirmación de ardillas infectadas con rabia, alertaron las autoridades a no alimentar a ningún animal... ots cesar -- el conductor del camion en el que murieron 10 personas en san antonio, tuvo hoy una audiencia y de ser hallado culpable take vo podria enfrentar la pena de muerte o prision de por vida. -- uno de los sobrevivientes de esta tragedia relat su experiencia. take sot "me levante quize correr pero que me dio aire, entonces yo me caia,

they told me they hit hard times recently and are homeless and were raising brooklyn in a van parked here stat the orchard road in gaithersburg. it was yesterday at 10:30 in the morning when brooklyn got sick. they dialed 911. by the time the paramedics arrived she had stopped breathing. >> she tried to talk and tried to grab your hand. i have never seen her cry. she was that good of a baby. she was always laughing and trying to talk. she did everything. q: now that was the baby's grandfather. he is upset today with montgomery county's crisis center. they blame the center for the baby's death. according to grand dad the mom and the baby applied for housing. some help from the center twice and were denied twice. i reached out to the center today. there is only so much they can tell us because of the patient privacy laws but they told me they are investigating the allegations and will have more inr for brooklyn, her autopsy results should be released this evening or tomorrow. we will keep you posted. reporting live in gaithersburg, i'm q mccray, abc7 news. nancy: tragic, q. thank you. m

brooklyn irby's family members are homeless. and they were living in the van in the parking lot of the motel six on quince orchard road. police say brooklyn was in the van with her famiy when she became ill. by the time paramedics arrived, she wasn't breathing. her grandfather is devastated. michael dionne blames the montgomery county crisis center for his daughter's death. he says she applied for housing twice, but was turned down. abc-seven tried contacting the office yesterday, but it was closed. happening today, a rally and vigil will be held to mark the one-year anniversary of the murder of d-n-c staffer seth rich. he was shot to d-c's bloomingdale neighborhood. police said his killing was a botched robbery, but nothing was taken. the independent group, "the profiling project," issued a report last month. it says a hired killer or a serial murderer likely killed rich. today's rally begins at four p.m. at the "spirit of justice park." it's just south of the rayburn house office building on capitol hill. right now at 5:xx - it's your chance to win. we've got four tickets

a brooklyn woman who frequents the park said it doesn't surprise her. >> the squirrels here are aggressive, actually. people feed them and they come up to the picnic tables. >> authorities urge people not to feed any animals in the park. most squirrel bites happen when somebody is attempting to feed the animal. >>> the public works director for los altos hills is getting attention for standing up to the waze app team. it's encouraging drivers to avoid traffic on 280 by taking residential streets in the town and after a surge of complaints from locals, alan chen learned he could get waze to remove the short cut by changing designations, putting "no through traffic" signs. it has brought an end to the recommended shortcuts. >>> thousands of runners have attended for a record-breaking san francisco marathon. more than 20,000 runners took part, the biggest crowd in history. they started and finished at the embarcadero. [ cheers and applause ] the men's winner finished in 2 hours, 28 minutes, 23 seconds. the women's winner won in 2 hours, 52 minutes, 49 seconds. >> congratulations to everyone o

libraries lost funding as did the brooklyn botanical gardens. the prospect park zoo became so decrepit they had to close it to protect the health of the animals. for many years these cuts, and ones like them that took place throughout the city have been seen as the necessary move to solvency for new york. the only responsible solution to the problem of the fiscal crisis. my book looks at the crisis from a different perspective. through my work one of the things i came to believe is that it helped shape the lasting impacts of the crisis in a way that shapes to me the common wisdom of politics for a new yorker. and away the crisis sent a message to people throughout the city and to those in the country watching, that institutions were weak and unreliable, not to be counted on. in this way, the crisis shifted public perception about the capacity of government for the city and country as a whole. in my book i argued that this austerity was in certain ways a political choice. it reflected a particular turf rotation -- interpretation of the crisis and they were other p

it's happening at prospect park in brooklyn.e were attacked and bitten by a squirrel between tuesday and thursday last week. the new york city health department is now telling anybody who may have been bitten over the past few weeks to get checked by a doctor immediately. wildlife experts are searching for the squirrel, but say it's likely already dead if it's rabid. (james) tracking your morning forecast... the world according to gary is after the break. (darya) olympic great michael phelps is not faster then a shark. he faced off against one for a discovery channel episode. the swimming champ raced the shark on an episode of discovery channel's "shark week." phelps said that he and the shark were not in the water at the same time during the filming. but other sharks rubbed against the cage that the 23-time gold medalist was swimming in. phelps said one shark came up to his nose, with only cage bars separating them. the episode kicks off an eight-day shark week marathon, but phelps will appear in another episode on june 30-th a

brooklyn ruth. gaithersburg police are investigating her death. her grandfather is devastated. >> my granddaughter was always laughing, trying to talk. q: michael said his family hit hard times recently. they have been living in a van parked in this motel 6 lot on quince orchard road. it'll brooklyn was in the van with her family when she got sick. by the time paramedics arrived, she was not breathing. what did you remember the most about brooklyn? >> her laugh. she always try to talk and grab your hand. i never saw her crack. she was that good of a baby -- i never saw her cry. she was that good of a baby. q: brooklyn was only four months old. they put the blame on the montgomery county crisis center. he said his daughter applied for housing twice and was turned down. >> they said another four months. it is a crime to deny her a house. q: i reached out to the county for its side of the story, but it is the weekend and we are not expecting a call back until tomorrow. results. the earliest they could come it is monday. until then, that is the latest from gaithersburg. i'm q mccray, abc 7 news. off-duty maryland state trooper is being credited with stopping a shoot out in wicomico county. securityer was working at a restaura

brooklyn. the squirrel has not been captured all the attacks happened in prospect park which is a popular placen the borough. four people were admitted to the hospital. squirrels are rarely infected with rabies, but they they think this one maybe. anyone bitten by the squirrel should get tested. >> i wouldn't feed it any nuts. >> what do we do about that? it's a park, we kill all the squirrels. >> experts say if the animal is rabid it may have died already. >>> a marine fought back tears as he married his gorgeous bride. the reaction of his young son who has become the hit. they live on joint base mcguire fort dix, emily read a vow to him. >> you're a very special boy, smart, handlesome and kind to -- handsome and kind to others. >> gage stood almost at attention. emily said i may have not have given you the gift of life, but life as you recall gave me a gift of you. gage's biological mother aren good terms with the couple we wish them the best. >>> an alligator was found swimming off miami beach. >> reporter: we have rain moving to the east of philadelphia, even possible flooding in spots wher

sunday morning police were called to the parking lot here of this motel 6. brooklyn irving wasn't breathing, she was pronounced dead at the hospital. montgomery county police tell us the baby's family is now homeless and living out of that van. the federal government shutdown operating room at the district va medical center because of safety concerns, this happened last week, after an air filter failed. it caused a spike in heat and humidity inside the operating room. the hospital had to postpone the surgery they were scheduled to perform. the operating room re-opened after about three hours. >> well, congress is now back in business after the july holiday. now lawmakers are, once again, looking at their plan to repeal and replace obama care. >> as the senator ponder their decision, former maryland congresswoman is weighing in through the washington post, revealing a little known fact about her own. >> this was a power read. you'll remember, as we call, obama care. it cost the party of control of congress in the midterm election later that year. well, now the republi

parking ticket. david berkowitz drove this ford galaxy from his home to bensonhurst, brooklyn. went to stalk his 12th and 13th victims. but in the place he parked was a fire hydrant and police had the lead they needed. >> when we get him and i interrogate him my attitude at this time, i want to take him and throw him out the window. this guy was so pathetic. it was like talking to a zucchini. never blinked. constant smile on his face. so after a while i start to feel sorry for the guy. you know, he's -- gone. >> i feel great. i think the people of our city will feel great relief. >> praise the lord. it's over. we're very, very happy. >> that was the first thing we heard this morning. it was fantastic. it was great. >> serial killers tend to be cunning. that allows them to stay at large. when they get caught it's usually because of luck. good luck for us. bad luck for them. >> when we caught him we searched his car. the bag on the seat had the .44-caliber gun that did the shootings. what more do you need? then a machine gun fully loaded in the back seat. and the night of the int

it's happening at prospect park in brooklyn.five people were attacked and bitten by a squirrel between tuesday and thursday last week. the new york city health department is now telling anybody who may have been bitten over the past few weeks to get checked by a doctor immediately. people who visit the park say they aren't surprised a squirrel is attacking. ( mark ) wildlife experts are searching for the squirrel, but say it's likely already dead if it's rabid. ( darya ) soming up on the kron 4 morning news... how a bill going through congress is stirring up the debate over gun rights. (james) your bay area forecast is after the break. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does i

when it comes to classic summer americana, you can not do much better than brooklyn's coney island. the amusement park hot dog eating contest later. and when crowds come to the boardwalk today, they'll be under the watchful eye of the nypd. new york, just one major city not taking any chances when it comes to keeping this holiday safe. mayor bill de blasio/ new york: we feel very, very prepared. new york city mayor bill de blasio expressing confidence ahead of the july fourth holiday -- ready to keep celebrations, secure. mayor bill de blasio / new york: every time we have a big celebration, there are dozens of agencies that get involved. everyone's prepared. in addition to the city's massive fireworks display tonight, those agencies will be tasked with watching over holiday crowds at summer hotspots like coney island. evelyn / coney island visitor: we brought them, you know, for the memories. colleen / coney island visitor: everybody cares for each other. everybody's nice to each other. everybody's here for the same reason, to have a good time. it's a similar situation in other major cities, includin

also that evening will be in new york at the brookln park whose book is biography of the builder of the brooklyn bridge. on wednesday, we're back here in washington at busboys and poets where georgetown university louisiana professor paul butler will argue what statistics are influencing racial injustice and policing americans. also that evening will be at cover bookstore in denver, where radio broadcaster and journalist david barron reports on american smis who is studied the solar eclipse of 1878. and saturday will be become at politics and pros to hear historian willard randall recall how united states used war of 1812 to become financially independent from great britain that's a look at some of the events booktv will be covering this week many of these events are open to the public and air on booktvs at c-span2. >> goorchl and welcome to the new nixon library. i'm bill, president of the richard nixon foundation. honored to have president counsel members and a presence counsel member who is joining us today. shelly buchanan. [applause] shelly actually started working to richard nixon before p

brooklyn. >> last week, five people were attacked and bitten by a squirrel across the park and authorities say the fact that the squirrel is so aggressive could be a warning sign it could have rabies. signs in the park warn anyone who has been bit tone get to the doctor right away, and, of course, they say, don't feed the squirrels. >>> and some elephants found themselves in the tough spot, in the water, so the navy has to mobilize aid rescue effort. two elephants were spotted by a nave pay troll unit more than a mile an a half from shore. elephants could barely keep their trunks above water. we are told they with swept out by strong currents after being knocked down while waiting in a lagoon. both elephants did make it out safely. >>> is there backlash after the super hype race between michael phelps and giant white shark, turned out to be a race between 23 time olympic gold medalist and simulated great white. race kick off discovery channel's shark week last night and computer simulation of the great white beat real michael phelps by 2secs. >> they were very upset, because it was in the a re

brooklyn. the squirrel seen here has not been captured. all the attacks happened in the popular prospect parkur people had to be admitted to the hospital, that's how bad their injuries are. squirrels are rarely infected with rabies, but the health department think this may be. anyone bit by the squirrel is urged to be tested. >> park goers are keeping it in prospective. >> i wouldn't feed it any nuts. >> it's park we kill all the squirrels. >> experts say if the animal was rabid it may have died already. >> time for a preview of "good morning america." >> robin roberts standings by in the "g.m.a." studios, i know you're analyzing the new information we've received from jared kushner. >> reporter: it's another big day on capitol hill with the president's son-in-law speaking with the intelligence committee behind close doors. we're live from the white house this morning. >>> allegations made by a wisconsin family made public regarding their daughter's mysterious death at a mexican resort, more families are coming forward with their own disturbing story. what they had to say about the tainted al

so i just left it parked on the side of the street running and i -- >> jimmy: in brooklyn?antastic." >> i know, he barely even stole it. he just was -- i basically gave him the car. [ laughter ] and then -- >> jimmy: you lent a thief a a car. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how long -- did you get it back? >> it was -- it took a week to get it back. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it smelled like a party in there. i mean, the guy -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he went for it. he definitely had a good -- he or she definitely had a great time. >> jimmy: yeah, they enjoyed themselves. >> then car went up for auction. we got another car and then i did it again. [ light laughter ] and i parked the car on the side of the street and i left it running for seven hours and i was out walking my dog and i walked by the car and just sitting on the side of the street running, and i, like, quickly -- [ laughter ] ran to the car and turned it off and i haven't done it since. so i'm feeling like i'm starting to really -- starting to really figure it out. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: see, this is good. >> s

parking lot of a motel 6. they responded that the baby was not breathing when information and she was pronounced dead at the hospital of the her name is brooklynuth irby. an autopsy has been ordered to figure out how she died. when we get more information, we'll pass it along to you. >>> amazon prime day is almost here. it will feature hundreds of thousands of deals, some every five minutes we're told. after three years of breaking record sales this year it will last even longer, for 30 hours. the deals will start at 9:00 tomorrow night and will stretch till 3 a.m. on wednesday. if you're not an amazon prime member, you probably want to get in on this deal. you can get a free 30 day trial membership. we'll have much more on this coming up shortly, but it looks like a great opportunity to get some good stuff for you and your family. >>> caught on camera in north carolina a 15-year-old caused $3 million in damages after this. he set a fire inside of a wal- mart. the 15-year-old was charged with intentionally burning personal property inside of public building. thankfully firefighters were able to put out the flames with some fire extinguishers a

parking lot of a motel 6 on quince orchard road around 10:30 this morning. they were responding to a report of an infant not breathing. medics took 4-month-old brooklyn ruth irby to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. an autopsy was ordered to figure out how the little girl passed away. >>> it looks like there won't be a swarming hornets logo on the damascus water tower, after all. the washington suburban sanitary commission said it's abandoning plans to paint the high school logo on the water tower. the school wanted to put the hornets logo on the tower to show school spirit, but georgia tech who has asim hard logo objected say -- asim hard logo object -- a similar go at the forecast., howard. >> it was beautiful today. humidity was way down. that's why it felt so good and highs low to mid-80s, tonight prayerly quiet and the dew points are start -- fairly quiet and the dew points are starting to creep up. when you see dew points in the 50s in july, it's fantastic out there, but ocean city and norfolk already 70. upper 70s now, upper 60s in cumberland, some of the mountain areas in the upper 50s, so very comfortable there. here's your futurec

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park. his firstcked off presidential campaign at cooper union and after he was murdered, he was warned by kirkland's greatest poet -- brooklyn's greatest poet, what women. and on a personal note -- inas married on union e12 their lovely library. so, what is the problem question mark this is the unified city of the union, right? >> that is what is so shocking about the behavior of new yorkers before and during the outbreak of the war. here in the city, during the limits of the so-called "loyal hotbed -- as a john puts it, "a city of sedition. and it is a complex history here it you go back to the revolution and think about new york's geography is destiny. john adams says new york is the nexus of the northern and southern colony. physically, it was great for shipping, for commerce. culturally, it becomes torn between its ties to the south and its loyalty -- think that had a lot to do that. i go on about this at some length in my book. the size of the international cotton trade, the explosion of its, new york at its peak, new york was 40% of what new york was shipping out was one commodity, cotton. that's enormous. and tobacco, t

brooklyn. it was supposed to be another brush pass. but as it turned out on that day, the two met on the corner and ended up sitting on a park bench andas part of the illegals program, the illegals were not to have contact with each other. compromise of one could result in the compromise of all. so this was a pretty significant breach in protocol. >> what we think they were doing was just relating to each other. you know, when you look at how this case developed, there were short bursts of operational activity. you do two exciting things a year at best. and this was an opportunity for two illegals who had the same mission to come together and talk about it. >> aside from your handlers, you are the only one who knows who you actually are. for an opportunity to sit down with a fellow illegal and share stories on a park bench for more than an hour and a half, must have been a pretty significant event in zitoli and murmurphy's life. >> you know, they have emotions. i always think it's important in these kind of global affairs where we compete with adversaries around the world, that every once in a while we stop and think about the humanit

park of admiral faragut. he is sailing into mobile bay. lincoln kicked off his first presidential campaign and cooper union. when he was murdered, he was mourned by brooklyn's greatest poet walt whitman. i was married in the union lee club. in their lovely library. so what's the problem? this is the unified city of the union, right? >> that's what was so shocking about the behavior of new yorkers before and during the outbreak of the war was that here was a city within the limits of the so-called loyal states which was actually a hot bed of -- as john puts it, it was a city of sadition. it's a complex history. you can go back to the revolution and think about new york's geography as its destiny. john adams said new york is the nexus of the northern and southern colonies. it's at the center of the atlantic seaboard. it's a great area for shipping, for commerce. culturally, it becomes torn between its ties to the south and its loyalty to the north. >> and i think cotton had a lot do with that. i go on about this in my book. the size of the international cotton trade, the explosion of it in the first half of the 1800s. new york was 40% of what new york was shi

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