this central park ballet class with live music has attracted both professionals and some novices.a year, and theyjust plan their whole week to come out here. now with the sun out, it's beautiful. we were dancing in the blizzards, we've danced in really cold weather. but we just piled through it. try a little turn! passer—by are startled when they come across the ballet performance. we've never seen anybody doing ballet in a park before. it's very enjoyable. i didn't expected something like that to happen. many of these dancers are extremely talented, but the aim of the class isn't necessarily to perfect their artistry. it's not about that today. someone leading us through exercises that we know and love, and just really having a good time. that's what it's about. historically, adversity often leads to great artistic expression, and such is the case with dancers here in new york during the pandemic. the new york city ballet let four of its performers dance where only they could in outdoor locations to great emotional effect, delivering an homage to the city. # new york, may we have

laura: here in new york city, ballet dancers have taken to performing in central park as their studiosandemic. dancers say it brings them a sense of commute any -- sense of community, while passersby are discovered, as tom -- while passersby are delighted, as tom discovered. reporter: sunday morning, he is preparing fohis weekly ritual during the pandemic, traveling to central park toce safely outdoors with fellow dancers. it brings great reward. >> what a wonderful way to express yourself in a consuctive way that is good for you, mind, body and spirit. ♪ >> turn your shoulder. reporter: central park valet class with live music has attracted affectional's and novices. >> for some of these people, this is there hour out of their apartment -- this is their hour out of their apartment. they have been cooped up another ari here. and with the sun, it is beautiful. we danced in a blizzard, really cold weather, we just powered through it. ♪ >> try a little turn. reporter: passersby are startled when they come across ballet performers. >> we have never seen anybody do ballet in the park before

this central park ballet class with live music has attracted both professionals and some novices.just plan their whole week to come out here. now with the sun out, it's beautiful. we were dancing in the blizzards, danced in really cold weather. but we just piled through it. try a little turn! passersby are startled when they come across the ballet performance. we've never seen anybody doing ballet in a park before. - it's very enjoyable. i didn't expected something like that to happen. many of these dancers are extremely talented, but the aim of the class isn't necessarily to perfect their artistry. it's not about that today. it's about gathering together with community, someone leading us through exercises that we know and love, and just really having a good time. that's what it's about. historically, adversity often leads to great artistic expression, and such is the case with dancers here in new york during the pandemic. a new york city ballet let four of its performers dance—wear only they could in outdoor locations to great emotional effect, delivering an homage to the city.

you know the central park jogger case was my 1st interaction with false confessions our firm represented corey wise on his civil rights case way to start i mean you're diving right into the bed there you know the circumstances that play in that case were huge amount of pressure on the police and the authorities to make arrests and make. actual traitors step forward. 7 years in prison. was one of the most notorious crimes in the history of new york city it was a crime in which a woman who was a wealthy upper east side investment banker was out jogging at dusk and was dragged into the woods in central park and almost beaten to death and there was front page news every day everywhere and they are out to get arrests and i got him . when you get to the false confessions in that case it was a classic you know. mismatch they were totally overmatched underrepresented if represented at all i don't know what they could their core even have anyone in the room without his consent is 16 so he was considered an adult sadly and so his mom was not allowed in there and they you know had given them lawyer

and was dragged into the woods in central park and almost beaten to death and there was front page news every day everywhere and they are out to get arrests and i got him . when you get to the false confessions in that case it was a classic you know. mismatch they were totally overmatched underrepresented if represented at all i don't know what they could their core even have anyone in the room without his consent is 16 so he was considered an adult sadly and so his mom was not allowed in there and they you know had given them lawyers they all waived their their miranda rights. rights. where you live chris. says. that it's. this is very very serious in this neighborhood we don't we are going to their. ways and except we do say it is that. you're seeing there are stages and surely you can see where this point is. it is hard for people to understand how this can. produce a confession to something they did to end there really is a complicated set of stories there is no one really so. you know why is confessed to get out of this bad situation he was under pressure from many many hours he wa

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sample fares known as fair palaces starting around 1900 over 2 dozen of them popped up around central park many of them in the form of passages. in the bottom floors of the displays to disdain on the upper floors the actual fair spaces were conceived as one way layouts like an ikea so if you want you you know all the visitors are brought up to one floor and the fair organizers have to make sure they don't get away. with it when they have to go all the way around and once they're satisfied just like an ikea today they go on to the next floor. and it all other stuff is sort of this one way layout became the model for the sample fair palaces of light 6 inner city thought about food the wisdom is supposed to know something about the. opposite the need you could find the old trade exchange it is as beautiful as a palace and here you can also find an old acquaintance your one voice. he studied in life and he was thrilled with the life in an elegant cosmopolitan city. talk your life some 1000 kilometers east of bet's where our weekly bureau video comes from. send us holiday readings from japan th

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i was in central park yesterday and i had my first central park hot dog of the year which is a momentousasion. jillian: if you know carley, it's a big deal. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm jillian mele. carley: i'm carley shimkus in for todd piro. closed and secure, that's how the biden administration is describeing the the border as fox news learned border agents are releasing illegal i'll grants into the u.s. -- immigrants into the u.s. without court dates. jillian: mark meredith has the latest. >> reporter: the white house is starting the week playing defense on the border strategy. leaders from both parties insist a lot more can be done to handle the surge of migrants in the government's care. border agents are processing some asylum seekers and releasing them into the country without setting a date for them to appear in court. the facilities are too overcrowded to detain some migrants. the government will spend several million dollars of hotel rooms to house people across border states and hundreds of children remain in border patrol f

last may, you may remember an encounter that made headlines a black man in central park was bird watchinglled the cops on him, and said he was threatening her. he recorded what was happening on the cell phone. >> i'm asking you to stop. >> please don't come close to me. >> taking a picture, i'm calling the cops. >> please, call the cops. please, call the cops. >> i'm going tell them there's an african-american man threatening my life. >> tell them whatever you like. >> there's an african-american man thrrecording me, and threatening my life and my dog. send the coulds immediately. >> that later was charged but was dismissed after she completed education and therapy classes. we are joined by the man you heard in the video. christian cooper. the issue of races and exchanges with, like that, has always felt for me like in case of emergency, break glass. i mean, honest conversation. i know that i'm in a situation like that, the other person has the hammer to break that glass, if they ever feel too uncomfortable or if it's a little too adversarial, when i heard her say that an african-american

i used to play hooky from school, and go to central park and muck stalls up in central park at the stablesame pretty good at it >> seth: that is quite an accomplishment this was a fantastic season of "fargo." congrats on your nomination. and chris rock is your co-star in this season, and i heard that chris rock's mother told him he really needed to bring "a" game because he was going to be acting with you. >> chris -- that was very kind of chris to say. that's the first thing he let me know when we got on set, you know and, uh, he definitely did he brought his "a" game. he's terrific in this. we had a great time with "fargo," absolutely. >> seth: you're also in "ma rainey's black bottom," which is on netflix right now that's a role you also played on stage. what was it like bringing that stage to performance to film >> well, it was wonderful, a wonderful opportunity. you know, when "raisin in the sun" went to become a movie, i had outgrown the part, you know. and so i didn't get to go to california my first big disappointment with show business, and someone else did my role, you know. and,

sample fares known as fare palaces starting around 1900 over 2 dozen of them popped up around central park many of them in the form of passages. in the bottom floors of the displays to the state on the upper floors the actual fair spaces were conceived as one way layouts like an ikea one if you would but yukio you know as all the visitors are brought up to one floor and the fair organizers have to make sure they don't get away. with it as well they have to go all the way around and once they're satisfied just like an ikea today they go on to the next floor. out of office so this one way layout became the model for the sample fair palaces of leipzig inner city thought about through the system as a protest and shut out the. opposite. the media you can find the old trade exchange it is as beautiful as a palace and here you can also find an old acquaintance your envoy is going for he studied it and he was thrilled with the life and elegance of cosmopolitan city. tokyo lies some 9000 kilometers east of life and that's where our weekly bureau video comes from simona sent us holiday readings from

this kind of complicated dark scene in central park of guys cruising each other.ke a year. people who worked on it thought this will never end. so i got to see him do a lot and that was just amazing -- amazing to watch mike nichols at work >> seth: were there -- was there anyone, i should say, you tried to speak to about their relationship with mike that you couldn't get >> oh, sure. i mean, the list of people he knew was so long um, but, yeah, there were people on my wish list. jack nicholson, i would say was probably the biggest name because he worked with mike, um, like four times on four different movies and it would have been great to hear his perspective but he has not given an interview about his work in a really long time and, you know, all i can do is ask, and ask, and ask, and ask like the fifth or sixth time i will take no for an answer >> seth: that's so polite of you. what were, if there was anything that really shocked you, as you dug into his life, or caught you off guard? >> you know, i don't think that i realized, because mike was such a genial, h

is there you know on a river somewhere or is it you know in your central park now is on the site where that occurred is highly unusual to have a lot more real say 7 miles from the site of the massacre. my 1st initial reaction that i feel like it was overdue for las vegas only because you know after 911 when i was still more sergeant am a lot of reports came in that they might be trying to bring a tanker truck down the strip and crash it into something that would be an easy way to make a giant explosion kill a lot of people after 911 so 1st time in my life i ever went down the street but i didn't see any taxis hardly any cars and no people when it's just saturday and it should have been packed and that went on for weeks so there are definitely aware that if people thought there was a terrorist attack being carried out in las vegas i think the room cancellations would be coming in fast and furious. good and also reports of multiple shooters coming in from all over the place. there is radio reports but it's you know it's not like we haven't gotten false radio reports in they turned out to

pushed to end the use of for-profit private prisons and following the incident of a woman in newark central park calling 911 to falsely report a black man, he made it a crime in california for anybody to knowingly make a false call to police based on somebody's race. with regard to the recent anti- asian racist incidents, he said that there is much work to be done. >> i will do everything in my power to make sure that everybody continues to belong and i fight for them. >> reporter: he is expected to be easily confirmed to the legislator but by democrats. >>> asian communities in san francisco will get more protection under a new city program. >> by showing respect and honoring our seniors just staying home is not the solution. >> the last thing that i want us to do is to let these violent attacks divide our communities. >> they will focus on areas in the valley and several streets in the tenderloin. the teams are expected to be on the streets by this summer. >>> santa rosa police are still looking for some and then a specific space suspected of deliberately using his car in and attack that kille

chad that center the comfort ship was sent there is a good samaritan set up a makeshift hospital central park and there was other facilities to where 6 should have been isolated and away from the most vulnerable so yes they could have prevented whatever of the time the politicians were saying about the numbers of coal so shop and working in the medical profession you know that they were trying the medical best for your father so who do you hold responsible. well and hope the governor responsible and commissioner health doctors are they are both very smart men and from that day one governor cuomo has said that the most vulnerable were those that were the elderly and that. coronavirus in a nursing home would be a feeding frenzy on the elderly. in you. know of course behind sites. that everyone has been through this is a very difficult thing to try and get i had to out of coles do you think any lessons have been learned in the caste sector especially since those figures were admitted to a couple of months ago. well i really wonder why they had to make it secure seat secret what were they afraid

sinking down across england tending to peter out as it rolls into our area of high pressure into central park so it is of course called him many places into single figures down towards the southeast there we go with those wintry showers continuing around rumania bug area down towards turkey quiets a little further north up towards central pass but there's that spring weather starting to fade its way in from the atlantic one or 2 wintry showers there over the high ground in northern england into scotland but essentially it is going to be some buster showers as we go through the remainder of wednesday and going on into thursday said well showers rational again here as we go on through thursday still fairly quiet in the central past but notice some wet weather just sliding across the low countries into germany as fighting dry warm and sunny across the a western side of the med spain and portugal with some pleasant sunshine in that pleasant sunshine coming down across the northwest of africa further northeast is on the coast side with some showers. qatar airways jumped into the story there was a

closer to the zoo this is a central park support diagramming the cabin right now they stopped at. one of the worst mass shootings in america was in less vegas in 2017 the tragedy exposed a little of the real last big. officials are controlled by casino owners. revealed . really and now it's part of this. the american public barely remembers that it happened just shows you the power of money and. the powerful showed that true colors when the pandemic hits the most contagious contagion we've seen in decades and then you have a mayor who doesn't care so here's carol i did an offering the lives of the vegas residents to the control group. deep indifference to the people. to take an action absolutely. huge cash ran by people who don't care about people's lives. the european medical agency rules. vaccines safe effect. would continue to study possible links between the. you know when i was a child and we had arguments in the court we were saying. sticks to. the killer in a recent t.v. interview. the american president's words to his recent.

would prefer to have that one read your big issues that need to be resolved charlie doman ski in central park us thank you. over in the u.k. via astra zeneca it's happening much faster than in europe but a british nurse there told us many people are still reluctant to take the job people who are concerned about the speed at which the facts in nations we develop so that's now compounded with tools and concerns around blood clots in the connection with these these brain blood clots that can develop or they you know this is fission they may defend after this particular vaccination i had a conversation yesterday a patient who actually said that he would not be getting that one and he has now gone on to a different brand of vaccination because he's lost confidence in that one. that is getting support from the top boris johnson the prime minister said he plans to take the astra zeneca job on earth to other people to do the same but naomi bennett again thinks members of the public are right to be cautious. but i think the big concerns are warranted as we are because we don't really want to be gambli

i would eat a central park hot dog, they are great. breaking news. it is 9 minutes after the hour. board officials, mexican cartels exploiting the border crisis to make big bucks. tom homan reacts next. carley: at home covid testing made easy. on demand delivery coming up next. jillian: law enforcement sounding the alarm on a surge of human and drug trafficking cartels capitalizing on the border crisis. tom homan knows about this threat firsthand and joins us with his thoughts on the border crisis. good to see you. i want to talk about your first-hand experience. can you tell us about that and what information you know from that experience and how you feel about this today. >> the operation i led in arizona 7 years ago, the epicenter of human trafficking and the criminal cartels, and relatives asking for payment. the cartels are out of control. smuggling 10,$000 to chicago, in arizona they were called relatives. and and and forcing them to pay. many bodies piling up in arizona. many human traffickers and smugglers. an example how vicious it is. i remember one time going through the

star producer at the five, she works with me over the weekend, after a walk at the pavilion in central parkfriends when they opened up the pubs in england, check them out right here. haven't been able to go to the pub for so long and now it's like they're open. gets in there, just had to eat. national puppy day, never seen anything like this, so hungry. here he comes. talk about the covid 15. >> that's beautiful. another crazy animal, this is the portland zoo, semi aquatic mammals on this one was torquing as this was happening in south beach, want to get in on that, justin hawkins took this video. >> a five or bret baier, wouldn't even talk to us. >> bret: working honors, that's a new one. thanks, guys. good evening, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, ten people are dead after shooting monday and a bolder supermarket. suspect is in custody but why? >> it is becoming clear what a chaotic and terrifying scene it was that unfolded here yesterday, witnesses say the

. >> her ex-husband managing trump's ice rinks in new york central park and believed in 2004 trump and melania gave them a big wedding gift. their own apartment overlooking the park. you thought it was a gift. >> i wrote them a thank you note. >> all along a trump corporate apartment. >> i didn't understand these things. >> trump let them live there rent-free paying only for utilities. it caught the attention of the manhattan district attorney's office. >> multiple times. >> okay. >> the former daughter-in-law is cooperating with new york prosecutors. michael cohen worked with him at the trump organization for years. the new yorker reports cohen believes if prosecutors thetten weisslberg he will cooperate and not let his boys go to prison cohen told me and i don't think he wants to spend his golden years in a correctional institute either. cohen was with the manhattan d.a. for his eighth interview. wouldn't you like to have been a fly on the wall for that. joining me now michael cohen, the author of disloyal. a memoir, the true story of the former personal attorney to president donald

doctors, nurses and other healthcare providers at the height of the epidemic here in new york's central park up. it was needed in the city because there were simply too many patients at not enough hospital beds. new yorkers who thought they had seen it all could hardly believe their eyes. directly across the street from overwhelmed mt. sinai hospital a tent hospital sprung up almost overnight. >> we've done this in war zones, earthquakes, hurricanes. this is a very improbable location. >> last march just over 1,000 people hospitalized with the virus in the u.s. two months later it spiked to nearly 55,000 fearing the hospital system would collapse convention centers and stadiums were turned to hospitals. some sites would never on en. authorities in florida deployed three emergency field hospitals after seeing the infection rate go up 50% zbloo. we're 18,000 available beds statewide. >> hospital ships were deployed in california and new york. no hospital was anymore than new york's elm hurst. refrigerator trucks to store bodies were parked outside. by april in dallas it wasn't only a shortage

problem is with this free apartment, it was for seven years on central park south in manhattan.u don't declare it on taxes could be in a lot of trouble, it's a form of compensation. what she said to me at one point is what the trump organization does is give you this stuff, and then as a means of control. then if you haven't declared it, they've got you, and you've got to do whatever they ask you to do. and so what she is good witness for is just describing the relationships inside this opaque trump organization. people doing this probe are very interested in basically what is weisselberg's relationship with trump and she's been very forthcoming about that. >> if anyone is watching this and getting a free apartment, i'm not an accountant but you have to declare that, that's a bright line. there's great detail about the secrecy around the investigation. incredibly fraught, politically, ex-president, et cetera. digital records, hard drive is believed to be locked in high security annex in lower manhattan, protected by double set of doors like in bank vaults. blocked with foil to b

i was in central park jogging, who did i run into but my dear friend alec baldwin, and he was gettings a very, very hairy man, i will have you know. look at how happy he is getting that little massage in his little harry coates. that is it for me. >> jesse: he deserves that, he had another child, time to unwind. that's right, he's making america great again. juan, go ahead. before president biden, joe biden, president trump, melania trump, and no real roya. to take a look, dolly parton getting her covid shot. >> vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine. i'm thinking of you, please don't hesitate. >> juan: at 75-year-old sang the song, she changed the words of jolene to vaccine. mike queen of country music waited until the vaccine was more widely available. she didn't want anyone to think she was jumping the line before now. she thought, you know what? she didn't want to create confusion. it would've been all right with me if she went first. she donate $11 million to help with the development of the coronavirus vaccine. >> i think a lot of men on the fence about getting the shot after they s

there's a central park called oak park. a's to be the beating heart of the city.iddle of oak park, used to be one of what was at one point nearly 2000 grand resort style public swimming pools. these were not just any kind of swimming pools. these held over 1000 swimmers at a time. they were built in a building boom of public amenities in the 1930's and 1940's in the new deal era where we saw a government need those that set it is the government's job to lift the standard of living of our people, to provide protections for workers, to invest in a heretofore completely unthought of idea which is that working-class people would be able to own a home with no down payment and stretching it out over 30 years. due to the g.i. bill, which was a massive investment and economic security and created a white mile class. i say a white middle class because virtually all of those of the investments and protections that i just described were for white only either by design with the mortgage market and the redline housing mask to the g.i. bill, which was -- excluded millions of bl

one son had some relationship with the woman skating rink in central park.ther son works for one of trump's lenders so these are two different avenues. it not clear what if any over lap there is or what specifically they are looking for but this is part of a potential financial case that vance is looking at against the former president related to his businesses. >> what is interesting about it is the former president is a former president and therefore doesn't have the power to gi p -- give pardons anymore. i'm not sure how much leverage would he even have at this point to encourage somebody to not cooperate if it came to that? >> it's a worthwhile point to make there was a discussion when former president trump was issuing a huge wave of pardons at the end of his term, which is customary for presidents. he made very broad use and personal use of it. there was discussion when they were looking at preemptive partens for trump family members and the former president himself possibly, there was a question whether allen weisselberg should be given one and the de

play out here around 6.45 getting started as you can see covering up the bay pretty much the bay central park there. then it spreads out as you'll notice covered the east bay down the santa cruz mountains this about 9.45 or so, however, although things to subside there's another little line that starts to develop here just in the predawn hours you see about 4.30 or so covering a good chunk there off to the east bay. then it's spotty showers throughout the day tomorrow, the skies will open up temporarily but not like we saw today with some good solid sunshine in some for the background low temperatures tonight, we'll be coming from a cold place, 33 santa rosa lower 40's line up the east bay shoreline 38 off livermore and you were asking sanaa's about getting into the dry sunshine we'll be talking about the long range forecast the 7 day in a bit thank you dave. >>now our top story this tuesday here in the bay area, the movement of alameda and solano counties to the red tier but 2 counties remain in the most restrictive tier contra costa and sonoma counties in the east bay covid-19 case numbers

they also stroll through central park. are part of a traveling exhibit. >> can we just go back, just for a moment. >> okay. >> because i'm still stuck on this spacex situation. >> um-hmm. >> so, it soared over texas. it landed. but then exploded. >> um-hmm. >> and that's a success? >> well you have to know what goes wrong so you can figure out what goes right, friend. >> other than that. how is the play ms. lincoln? mike. ? >> well the correlation there. all right let'sak loo at the sierra snow pac, suffering at 6:00% of average but we're going to change that. heading up tomorrow in great. if you are traveling in the sierra sunday, great. but about 5-7 inches of snow saturday morning through early afternoon hours. and then watch what happens next week when we're dealing with all that wet weather. up to 3-4 feet of snow i possible in the sierra. that is some fantastic news. i'll send it back to you on that. >>> thrt. thank you mike. new at 6:00 there is an end in site to a major construction project in san francisco. the de

. >> she and her husband received an apartment overlooking central park.thought the apartment you were living in was a gift? this is a congratulations -- >> i wrote them a thank-you note. >> and all along it was a trump corporation gift. >> i didn't understand these things, i was a ballet dancer. >> why did this arrangement catch the attention of the manhattan d.a.'s office? >> because it's one of several assets of the trump organization that's under scrutiny in terms of whether or not there were misrepresentations made concerning the value, the use, the utilization of a particular asset. and so, as we know, millions of pages of documents have been turned over by it covers 2011 to 2019, and so there's a lot of information there. alicia, i want to be clear. it's not just the tax returns that have been turned over. it's engagement agreements, it's financial statements, it's the source documents, the bank account records that have been turned over. mark performance rants who went after john gotti as a prosecutor, he's actually there now as a special assistant