she lived in greenwich village. the moses working for the city of new york wanted to expand the already existing road that ran through greenwich village. shirley hayes said, you know my kids play in washington park. i don't want road running anymore through. washington square park. not only we not want an expanded road, washington square park, but we don't even want the road that already runs washington square where? square park. so she defeated moses, not alone. she got 30,000 petitions. signatures in greenwich village. but she didn't defeat moses by beating moses. she cracked the code, which is don't focus on moses. focus on the elected officials who control? moses. so she put pressure on the mayor. she put pressure on the borough president. she got enough votes. it was credible that she could move election with this coalition, and that is what forced mayor wagner to cancel the road in washington square park and actually get rid of the road that was there. that technique would continue to work and would work for j

they were created to meet a new need in greenwich village. for a talk about today would say the village wasyi gentrified and the factory workers were moving out. a former bohemian lifestyle and couples were moving into the village. they went to this arts culture and pulsing newspaper. theyt had the resources to redesign a city they wanted. the 13 years saget getting through washington square park. has the media change? can it still make a difference? yes but it is much harder. the fracturing has a different result people don't think about as much. it's not just less coverage. but people who may be focused on i want to reduce the traffic deaths. were i want to encourage more bicycling. get more people on the buses but that's wonderful and laudable to refocus on that one thing. if you don't understand the political context in which you are pushing for this one thing, not just a local politics but state politics and federal politics. if i'm pushing to get more people on the subway but the crime level in the sky boys have skyrocketed. i need to u

so horatio gates was born in 1728 and probably in debt for which is new york greenwich in what's now greater. despite his later prominence. we don't know a whole lot about his early life. he's born 1728. that's clear. in april, you know, bits and pieces about his early life. but there's not a whole lot known about the first 20 years or so of his life. but what we do know indicates that he comes from a pretty modest family, from what we call like a middling. his on his father's side, many of his family, they were on the docks in greenwich, which is not surprising, given that's a really big port community. one of his grandfather was was a tailor. there's not a whole lot of certainly he's not a gentleman it's not coming from a prominent in the london area. and in many respects there's not reason to expect why he would rise to later prominence. but he does have one really important connection that's to be important to him getting it a historic and becoming someone of significance in his life. and that is the individual all on the right of the screen here. the third, duke of bolton. so th

was arranged over to use and could barely won was 52 percent of the votes. nurturing coordinator greenwich, if not, could you talk? if not the next day, you should go on the might on stage with his wife. catherine, too much income, a us citizen and prime example of how america had long been raising future leads from the former soviet republics refinance. what's the process of literature but it's stuff, let's fix that. are you sure? cox ordered carpet in too much for them. of the, with the police search escape audio on la you. good. i a to be sure. and then photo from 1984 standing behind nationalist at school and president riggins closest aid. kirkpatrick is the future. first lady of ukraine. catherine. claire. too much income. well, of course you can say that the catherine clara, however peculiar background is that she would very closely with the united states government on behalf of his operations against the ukraine, the soviet union, and the success of the russian federation. catherine, to that too much income, grew up in a family of ukrainian collaborators who were forced to flee to t

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investment into nhs as part of that plan for change from a building for the future means places like greenwich will see no waiting list and services that serve their needs. i will ensure we get a meeting with a relevant minister to discuss the issues. >> speaker of the liberal democrats, red davis. mp. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. can i echo the remarks about the southport killings? can i particularly joined him about many letters of the family, let's hope that all the hostages are released as soon as possible, and the cease fire continues. mr. speaker, last week, i urged the prime minister to speed up the social care commission, so we can get the changes implemented this year. the very next day, the chair of the social care condition would also go to chair another important inquiry. the job is so enormous that it is not possible to keep it within two years, yet he also says that the chair of that commission has enough free time over the next three months to chair another inquiry. can the prime minister explain how both of these things can be true? p.m. starmer: mr. speaker, well played to c

there is no reason to, and that is not a, a, a, on my part, the greenwich drums foreign policy, but the europeans have made themselves physically relevant and to be treated. it's very interesting here. um, trump says he wants to end conflicts, but the problem with that thinking on for ending them too. but he doesn't understand how to resolve them. and that is the problem with ukraine. he wants to end it, but he doesn't resolve it in the sense that the russians want it to be resolved in terms of their security interest. that part of the equation is not part of western thinking right now, dimitri, as well, let's 1st of all be honest and clear about trump special record. trump likes to boast about the fact that he didn't start any new wars. perhaps that's accurate, but he didn't maintain on just debacles. he continued to prosecute desk in war, although we talked about bringing it to an end under his administration, the 1st administration us occupied large swats of syria and c admitted they were there to take the oil. he continued to arm israel, which is in a perpetual state of war with its

when you look at most welty enclave in united states, greenwich, brentwood in california, cambridge inusetts, bethesda, maryland, who rep.s those districts and states? liberals. if joe biden is upset these wealthy people are out there influencing politics, who is to blame for that? joe biden and his party is to blame for that. it was embarrassing and sad for the country. in 50 years, there will be a thousand books written about elon musk and donald trump, biographies and zero written about joe biden. that is the truth. >> ainsley: thank you for waking up with us this morning. i hope to see you in washington this weekend. >> laura: we'll do it for sure, i would only get up this early for my kids or "fox and friends." >> ainsley: thank you so much. more on israel's delay on approving their ceasefire deal with hamas, trump's incoming national security adviser michael waltz on the developments this morning. (auctioneer) let's start the bidding at 5 million dollars. thank you, sir. (man) these people of privilege... hoarding the financial advantages for far too long. (auctioneer) 7.5 at the

why should people in nebraska who pay $600 a year for the property taxes subsidize greenwich, connecticut with their huge property taxes? he has already indicated, let's find a better number on salt. you cannot give in to everybody, and they will not vote for the tax cuts unless he gives in. so, where do we go from there? ms. bedford: that has always been one of the biggest challenges republicans have had with donald trump, right? that he is not in his heart an ideological person on a lot of these issues. he is very tactical, right? how do we get this bill over the finish line? he is willing to do the worst trading that someone like mike trent -- that mike pence is not willing to do. voters have signaled they are tired of the ideological purists on the right. they were ready for some leadership that was ready to get some things over the finish line. but that has in the past and will probably during the second trump administration result in some compromises that make conservatives uncomfortable, -- uncomfortable. the life issue is a great example of that as well. donald trump is not a pro-

why should people in nebraska who pay $600 a year for their property taxes subsidized greenwich connecticut huge property taxes and he's already indicated yeah let's find a more better number on salt. well, you can't give them to everybody. and they won't vote for the tax cuts unless he gives in. so where do we go from there? >> that's always been one of the biggest challenges republicans with donald trump is he's not in his heart an ideological person on a lot of these -- issues. he's very tactical right how do we get this bill over the finish line willing to do the horse trading that someone like a mike pence who is way more driven by ideology --ad isn't willing to do. now voters have signaled they're tired of the ideological purist on the right they're ready for leadership that was willing to just get some things over the finish line. but that has in the past and will probably during the trump second trump administration result in some compromises that make conservatives uncomfortable because donald trump think like the life issue is a great example of that as well. where donald trump is

multibillion-dollar hedge funds with gigantic homes in greenwich, connecticut, you have done better thanhem. that, i think, will change. higher rates will hurt that. so, how do we look smart and make money in the stock market and please don't tell me just buying the triple q again. >> no. so, i think you are right. i will add another one to do you, that the valuations are higher. guess what? this is the highest level of optimism that you have ever seen when it comes to retail and investing in equities. what we are really talking about is that the story about last year, we know this happens all the time, where people look back to last year and they try to rinse and repeat. we don't think that will be the case. we think you want to be invested and we think that the places you are going to go, right, go to bond to be dynamic and generate income -- >> did you say bond and dynamic in the same sentence? >> i did, because -- >> maybe james bond. how in the world are bonds dynamic all of a sudden? you are a dynamic guy. >> if you are actively managing a bond portfolio, most people are investing

you may use the dumbarton and you can see underneath the dumbarton bridge is all in greenwich mean trafficis moving along pretty well . in and around that area. >>> moving on the map to richmond, drone video shows a slideshow leading to a dramatic police chase at a world war ii national landmark. this happened sunday evening at the general warehouse parking lot that was part of this disease busy shipyard during the second world war. tire marks in some car parts left behind. the former richmond mayor said it is frustrating. >> you can see there is broken glass and trash . people come down here regularly and a dougal afridi and they do sideshows. one sideshow ended up with somebody running their car through the overhead door . >> two people were arrested and law enforcement is reviewing footage that captured the license plates of the vehicles involved. >>> let's move to san francisco where drivers facing possible charges after a horrific seven car crash in san francisco. it happened over the weekend . a person and dog were killed when a speeding car slammed into a group of vehicles near sixt

and so the greenwich village movement was there to celebrate people's culture. >> if you liked the music, you really were signing on for their ways of looking at the world to and then eventually one guy emerges as being special. >> a bullet from the back of a bush took medgar evers blood. >> during that time in the 60s, as that cultural revolution was slowly bubbling and kids were starting to question authority, question what was happening in their country. they're looking for answers. >> bob dylan thought that folk music was poetry. he took beat energy and mixed it with folk culture and its more lyrical intensity than anybody's put to song before. >> and the name is used. it is plain for the politician's gain as he rises to fame. >> up until the time of bob dylan, there were the songwriters and there were the singers. dylan started writing his own music. >> he says, i am going to comment on the world. i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience. bob dylan was in this sort of white hot moment of saying more in the popular song than anyone ever had before, only a pawn in t

. >> two bridges in my district, one in greenwich. >> and one in bridgeport. >> those processes have shut down. my district was badly hurt on nine over 11. >> we're probably. more sensitive to terrorism than most districts. >> new york, new jersey, connecticut. >> we lost dozens of. people for a brief. >> period. >> over the weekend. >> the people that we. >> were. >> paying to guard the isis refugee camps. >> in. >> syria. >> these are. >> camps that have battle. >> hardened isis terrorists. >> the guys were walking. >> off the. >> job from guarding these. guys because they weren't getting paid. so. >> you know. >> i'm in d.c, i hear, oh, he's a disruptor. >> isn't that great? no. >> no, no. >> there's elements. >> of the federal government that could use a little disruption. but what you. >> see right now. is wholesale. stupid brutality. >> and so federal judge got in there, stopped it early. but but it's not over. it wasn't the definitive ruling stopping this at this point. >> yeah. and look, you know, like everything else. >> like the 14th amendment i'm not a lawyer. but you know

maybe you care more about the fact that i'm trying to build two bridges in my district, one in greenwich been shut down. my district was badly hurt on nine over 11. we're probably more sensitive to terrorism than most districts new york, new jersey, connecticut. we lost dozens of people for a brief period over the weekend. the people that we were paying to guard the isis refugee camps in syria, these are camps that have battle hardened isis terrorists. the guys were walking off the job from guarding these guys because they weren't getting paid. so, you know, i'm in d.c, i hear, oh, he's a disruptor. isn't that great? no, no, no, there's elements of the federal government that could use a little disruption. but what you see right now is wholesale stupid brutality. >> and so federal judge got in there, stopped it early. but but it's not over. it wasn't the definitive ruling stopping this at this point. >> yeah. and look, you know, like everything else like the 14th amendment i'm not a lawyer. but you know what i did do sixth grade civics class. and if you did sixth grade civics class, you

reporter: the 77-year-old close was born in greenwich, connecticut. close and her three siblings in a spiritual movement that eventually took them to switzerland. she now calls it a cult. how does an actor emerge from that rather eccentric upbringing? >> i'm still working it out. from a very early age, when we were running feral in the connecticut countryside, i always had an incredibly active imagination. i think i could take myself out of situations sometimes with my imagination and not let it maybe get into me as deep as it might have. i mean, i think that's what kept me on course of doing what i wanted to do at a very early age, which was be an actress, actor. >> reporter: close studied theater at the college of william and mary before making her way to the stages of new york city. we're here in new york, which makes me think about you in the 1970s as a young theater actor running around town with your friend meryl streep perhaps. what were those early days? scary, exciting? >> thrilling. i remember going to an audition and going out of the stage

for a single song she was singing, a song evidently unusual enough in and of itself to go down to greenwichject that "strange fruit" was unique, an event in and of itself. why so elusive? because there was so little out there about it. true in that pre-digital age it was much harder to find anything about anything from that far back. type strange fruit into various databases now and you'll come up with more, but still surprisingly little and it had fallen between the cracks. there was almost nothing in the mainstream press about it. "the new york times" for instance which was everybody's go-to paper for anything historic hadn't covered something so pointed and angry and disruptive and left of center, a song written by a communist and sung by a young, opinionated black woman. the daily news and the hearst papers ignored it altogether they were too right wing and even the liberal press of the day and in that day it seems now "the new york post "treaded lightly. it was less amazingly, in the black press which was conservative and culturally cautious. as much as it covered lynching, it was more

a song evidently unusual enough, in and of itself to go down to greenwich village to hear.t offered corroboration, reassuring corroboration that had been elusive up to that point of the premise of my project that strange fruit was unique, an event in of itself, why so elusive? because there was so little out there about it. true and that predigital age it was much harder to find anything about anything from that far back. type strange fruit into various databases now and you will come up with more, but still surprisingly little. it had fallen between the cracks. there was almost nothing in the mainstream press about it. the new york times for instance, which is everybody's go to paper for anything historic hadn't covered something so pointed and angry and disruptive and left of center. a song written by a communist and sung by a young, opinionated, black woman. the daily news and the hearst papers ignored it altogether. they were too right winged. even the more liberal press of the day, and in that day in new york, that meant principally, as incredibly as it seems now, the

fact, then this sort of when you see gray, it's normal and you little dividing line between the greenwichwhether the normal and then the great, which is normal. that's pretty much right through marin county. so we're going to see a little bit more rain than we've been seeing. that's good news because it's normal to be seeing rain this time of year. what's also normals to speak temperatures warmer than we're having today. so what you see the blue cooler than normal conditions. and then when you see the gray, it's normal. so will keep us under normal conditions cooler than normal today. and tomorrow we'll start to back things out toward normal come early part of the next week. and you know what? actually see some mostly sunny skies or for a few days until the next chance of precipitation comes in our direction, which will be coming in maybe on thursday. more likely on friday. stephanie. >> kathy, thank food truck owner is in the hospital with critical injuries after a shooting in vallejo. first political has the latest on the search for the suspect alone. gunshot slipped past most years. ni

part of the rapper's parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of londonbut in music videos found by the sun newspaper and watched by his victim's family, fahey, who goes by the alias ten, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside of the borough, promoted by the bbc. a ministry of justice investigation has been launched into the rapper. israeli pm benjamin netanyahu has confirmed a deal to return hamas held hostages. that's despite last minute efforts by some cabinet ministers to stop the ceasefire. later today, israel's security minister will convene to approve the deal. conservative leader kemi badenoch has said her party would consider means testing the pensions triple lock. during an interview on lbc, shadow chancellor mel stride previously described the system, which was brought in by his party in 2011, as unsustainable. the leader of the opposition is being called on to urgently clarify her comments. those are your latest headunes comments. those are your latest headlines will be back in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartp

part of the rapper's parole agreement includes being barred from entering greenwich borough of londonin music videos found by the sun newspaper and watched by his victim's family, fairey, who goes by the alias ten, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside the area. culture secretary lisa nandy said the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill. rappen decision to showcase the drill. rapper, who was promoted on their one extra radio station. well, speaking yesterday on gb news margaret mizen. >> it's absolutely beyond disgraceful. i can't believe that the bbc would do this now. i know that at the moment they're saying, well, they didn't know who he was, etc. but there must be ways of looking at these things. you know, perhaps people show their passports with a name or something, but they're making excuses. there's no excuses. they played his music and you're playing the music of someone who's committed murder. >> the defence and security deal will bring poland with poland, will bring poland with poland, will bring poland with poland, will bring closer collaboration bet

yesterday morning part of the rapper's parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwichorough of london. but in music videos found by the sun newspaper and watched by his victim's family. farage, who goes by the alias gbio, farage, who goes by the alias gb10, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside that area. culture secretary lisa nandy says the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill. rapper, who was promoted on that one extra radio station. in other news, the prime minister says the defence and security deal with poland will bnng security deal with poland will bring closer collaboration between the uk and its eastern ally. sir keir starmer continues his visit to europe, promising to take britain's partnership with poland to the next level. meeting with his polish counterpart donald tusk. the pair are expected to discuss how the countries can combat people smuggling gangs and russian aggression. yesterday, sir keir starmer signed a 100 year deal with ukraine while visiting the war torn country. sir ed davey has welcomed the government's announcement

includes being barred agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of london. but in music videos found by the sun newspaper and watched by his victim's family, fahri, who goes by the alias ten, was filmed in front of canary wharf. culture secretary lisa nandy says the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill. rappen decision to showcase the drill. rapper, who was promoted on their one extra radio show. sir keir starmer says the uk poland treaty would cover all aspects of the threats that we face and the steps we must take to meet them this evening. polish counterpart donald tusk also said he hoped for a return rather than brexit, as he said he had discussed the european union in his talks with sir keir starmer. the pair told reporters they discussed how the countries can combat people smuggling gangs and russian aggression, and bolstering european security. sir keir says poland and the uk have shared values and the uk have shared values and shared interests during his visit to warsaw, adding this will include deepening ties between the two nati

bars, part of the 35 year old rapper's parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of london. but a music videos found by the sun newspaper and watched by his victim's family. fahri, who goes by the alias gb10, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside that area. culture secretary lisa nandy says the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill rapper on their one extra radio show. and former manchester united, manchester city and scotland forward denis law has died at the age of 84. law won two league titles with united and was a member of their european cup winning side under sir matt busby in 1968, when they became the first english club to lift the first english club to lift the trophy. he scored a total of 237 goals in over 400 appearances during an 11 year spell at old trafford. the aberdeen born footballer, previously announced in 2021 he'd been diagnosed with dementia. a family statement this evening said he fought a tough battle, but finally he is now at peace. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, it's over to headliners

part of the rappers parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of london however, in music videos found by the sun newspaper and also watched by his victim's family, fahey, who goes by the alias gb10, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside that area. culture secretary lisa nandy says the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill. rappen decision to showcase the drill. rapper, who was promoted on their one extra radio show. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, it's back to a state of the nation with charlie for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> we start tonight with some breaking news. eight men have been given jail sentences of nearly 58 years for multiple sexual offences against two young girls in keighley in west yorkshire, over the last two years. several groups of men have stood trial at bradford crown court after being charged with a variety of sexual offences. well, today it can be revealed that those men have been given jail

the rapper's parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of london.ever, in music videos found by the sun newspaper and also watched by his victim's family, bakri, who goes by the alias gb10, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside the area. culture secretary lisa nandy says the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill. rappen decision to showcase the drill. rapper, who was promoted on their one extra radio station. gb news, spoke to jimmy's mother. >> i think it's absolutely beyond disgraceful. i can't believe that the bbc would do this now. i know at the moment they're saying, well, they didn't know who he was, etc. but there must be ways of looking at these things. you know, perhaps people show their passports with a name or something, but they're making excuses. there's no excuses. they played his music and you're playing the music of someone who's committed murder. >> in other news, tiktok is to be banned in the us from sunday if it's not sold by its chinese parent company. the supreme court has today ruled. however, president

part of the rappers parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of londonwever, in music videos found by the sun newspaper and also watched by his victim's family, fahey, who goes by the alias gb10, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside that area. culture secretary lisa nandy says the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill. rappen decision to showcase the drill. rapper, who was promoted on their one extra radio show. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, it's back to a state of the nation with charlie for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> we start tonight with some breaking news. eight men have been given jail sentences of nearly 58 years for multiple sexual offences against two young girls in keighley in west yorkshire, over the last two years. several groups of men have stood trial at bradford crown court after being charged with a variety of sexual offences. well, today it can be revealed that those men have been given jail sen