instead it was a program that had a picture of manhattan island. i recognized it because i lived there. a person took a marker and circled it and said if this happened that everything inside the circle would poof, dissolve into dust in a second. later i learned it was the h bomb that had been developed. that moment made me realize that i could die at any moment, that everything could disappear. >> at that age. >> at six years old, i was not a happy child. i was trying to figure out what happens? people around me talk about you are born, you live, you die. they had ideas about maybe life after death or no life after death. i wanted to know. i wanted from personal experience to know why am i alive? what is the purpose of life? that then became my quest that early. i went to college and graduate school studying religion to try to see if anybody really knew from personal experience. >> you have a phd in theology. >> i do. in the middle, i dropped out and during that time i learned about this and the questions i had were all answered on a personal exper

and in search of a good old-fashioned summer get-away, this explorer hit the ferry from manhattan to governor's islandemic pause, so many of us ready for time in the great outdoors. "survivor." wooden blanket to lock in the heat. >> i'm tired. and my knee hurts. >> reporter: if only there were something a little more glam. oh, hey, girl. nestled just across the river from the statue of liberty, collective retreats. good morning. >> we have all the modern luxuries in our tents. it's all temperature-controlled. luxury amenities. shampoo, lotion, 1500 thread-count sheets. it's all here. >> reporter: glamping proving to be the perfect get-away for a post-pandemic vaca. hotter than a campfire online. bliss, we went glamping for my 6-year-old's birthday. what a year we've had. much-needed little break. glamping with my favorite daughter. so peaceful. birthday glamping with my favorite guys. a recent survey from camp spot found that more than 80% of americans say they might go camping this summer, with reservations already 38% higher than they were this time last year. have you noticed that there has been mo

he's at his new margaritaville resort on the island of manhattan. >> wow. s new margaritaville resort is just four blocks -- >> from the studio -- >> maybe less from the new studio that we'll be going into in the fall. what can we expect? >> well, you're getting close, tony. that might be a good thing, it might not be such a good thing depending on your employment situation. but it's -- yeah, it is, manhattan is an island. you know, i just finished reading a book about the dutch here. you know, it was called island that ruled the world. it's been an island for a long time. it's wonderful to be on this island. i've never been 32 floors above anyplace that we had a place. so that's wonderful. ⌞> and there you have -- >> unbelievable -- >> i see a palm tree in manhattan. you're doing well already. oysters and beer i'm sure available for dinner every night of the year at margaritaville. do you think parrot heads are going to trek to manhattan for this, or are they already here in disguise, in suits and ties? >> well, they're not -- they're not aliens from anothe

for those of you worldwide, there are three republicans on the island of manhattan.ger knows all of those republicans, but this is the democratic primary and it has been contentious. scott stringer, thank you for joining us. his leadership in manhattan politics and of course his public service as comptroller as well. scott, i want to get to the obligatory question out of the way. you've been accused of sexual harassment. it has turned your candidates the upside down. what do you do now to move forward? should you be dropping out and giving a powerful endorsement to a progressive, or do you move on to the primary? scott: these allegations, as far back as 30 years ago. it is unfortunate. it has had a big impact on the campaign, no question. this is not an easy venture when you run for mayor of new york city. people will come at you. i have full faith and the voters of the city that no my 30 year record. they know the kind of person i am. 300 women progressive signed a letter in support of my candidacy. it is a challenge. if people follow the facts they find i am the sa

why bigger than the island of manhattan to its place where 75 percent of the people held their black men 70 percent are serving life sentences and it is built on top of a former slave plantation. and what i tell folks is that if you were to go to germany and you have the largest maximum security prison insurance, and it was built on top of form, a concentration case was the people held. there were fortunately jewels that place would rightfully be a global emblem of anti semitic. it will be hor, we'll be discussing. we will never allow a place like that to exist in that sort of content. and yet, here in the united states, we have the largest maximum security prison in the country with a vast majority of people on black mentoring licenses who work in the field of what was once a plantation. ma, someone watches, i'm on horseback with a gun over there where they work for virtually no pe. and so what does it mean that, that placing this in that context in that moment, what does it mean? how does whites from not only an act, physical violence against people's bodies, but also numbers colle

dealt with the revolution on the east coast and the battles in virginia and new jersey and manhattan and long island in places like that boston, of course. so it kept certainly i could say this for me it kept. you know. bothering me that there was a story to tell about how like i said, how did a blueprint was established? and so once we determine that we were going to do a story about the early days certainly much earlier days of the relationship and interactions between the you know, white settlers an explorers and hunters. who were unable to restrain themselves from from going west and you know fat establishing farms and and small communities in forts? and and the tribes who were there who got to experience first early a century earlier what the planes indians were going to experience? and so that that was the story that was the origination of this book that we wanted to tell that story. and what we hope to do was like with the heart of everything that is have a our main character be a an indian and as red cloud have been. but we ran into a couple of problems one of them being that unlike with red

broome street was where the cross island expressway, the lower manhattan expressway was going to be. she helped in that campaign and wanted to save the neighborhood, but at what cost? andrew: which at the time was considered a dying, industrial neighborhood, but she saw its potential for rebirth, which, of course, beyond her wildest imagination. >> if there are not any other questions, i would like to thank our guest and -- our guest for joining us and andrew berman being in conversation with her. i remember that the book is available at rizzoli bookstore or on our website and i am happy and honored to have you here and i hope everyone enjoyed this conversation. thank you so much. glenna: thank you. i moved away from new york after i left high school and i have to say rizzoli's was always my favorite bookstore. so i am really pleased to be part of this and delighted to have andrew berman who is doing such good work for the city. thank you both. andrew: that is high praise. thank you very much. >> thank you all and enjoy the rest of the day. thank you again. >> american history tv on

one person has already voted himself off the island of manhattan: former presidential candidate and mang to give you a great deal on this american flag, andrew yang. last night, yang conceded the race. this has got to be a disappointment, because yang started strong, but in the end, he was betrayed by his longtime friend: math. ( laughter ) ( applause ) gotta sting. that's gotta sting. >> jon: yeah! got him good! >> stephen: as new york gets back to normal, more new yorkers are looking to get strange, which is why this week, the new york city department of health updated their guidelines for safer sex and covid, including advice on how to make it kinky- ( cheers and applause ) ooooh, yeah! because nothing says "kinky" like "city guidelines." "ooh, baby, i'm gonna back my car right up to your loading zone, (whispers) except tuesdays from 11:00 to 4:00. hey, baby, hey, baby you wanna bring somebody else in here and park this thing on alternate sides?" ( laughter ) one of their suggestions is to maintain some social distance by "being creative with sexual positions and physical barriers, l

him walking about meeting holding an ice cream cone explain he got me ice cream cone for the island of manhattanghter] was kind of astonishing about this is joe biden has been in washington for 50 years. he is by far the greatest reigning expert when it comes to foreign policy that washington is ever produced with the exception of john kerry. what is it say about washington? it is pretty astonishing. kennedy: is astonishing but is also astonishing everyone comes out putin in the exact same way. they try flattery, they try to be semi- tough. what they really need to do, sean, street him like they are couple of teenage girls. be nice for a second and then completely ignore what he is saying. so joe biden is out of the whole time looking at his phone, think what would've had greater effect than past administrations, sean. >> oh, absolutely bread let me be frank. it's too early in the game to figure out what some of these key takeaways in the summit were. let's keep an eye on the media over the next few days. with the biden menstruation says or does it say, links to reporters or puts in press releas

moving from manhattan and brooklyn out to long island. we are seeing a lot of come into the city is back. we are doing well, people are investing, the market is fluid, and i believe the pandemic served as a bit of a catalyst to correct some of the overpricing. people are back but i cannot stress the importance of the mayor's race and controllers race. 30 odd city council seats. these things are so important and so i hope people will go out. the polls are open until 9:00. i care so much about our city and so i just hope people will go out there and vote. matt: are there candidates on both sides who you think are best positioned to drawback in not only big employers like amazon but put police back on the streets and fight crime? >> there are a lot of great candidates supporting safety first, responsible tech policy, and there are a lot of others. and if we continue on the left, i think the city will continue in a downward spiral. i think the people pay attention to what is destined who is running, who endorsed them, and then vote with your

winning award-winning scheme for the design of a new major public park in the middle of the island of manhattan in new york. and that's the famous greensford plan. you see there that they produced surprisingly and quickly. he developed logistical and technical methods for landscape and infrastructure construction at a very large scale marshalling men and materials to undertake the movement of massive amounts of engine excavation soils and plants and building supplies here. you can see the construction of the site of the lake just south of the ramble in central park. the construction however was stopped suddenly in 1861 when the civil war broke out. unable to serve in the military do a childhood injury olmsted became the head of the united states senatory commission moving his family to washington dc. we worked tirelessly tirelessly day and night setting up hospitals and arranging for the production distribution of medical supplies transportation union wounded finding people to work there. he worked himself into a complete state. the sanitary commission, which he was directing was, of course the

staten island as well, queens, manhattan and the theme here, you can say we no longer want to defund police but the question is, how do you get police back on board? how do we convince them to robustly do their jobs and make them believe politicians and superiors have their backs? >> especially with the news out of portland for you have officers being indicted for what many say they're just doing their job but remember, this is about policy, who's been elected and like alexandria ocasio-cortez, is about 11% of the people in her district voted so you've got the people supposedly these individuals say that representing wanting to defund police, that's going to be better for everyone but you see the numbers, the very people the democrats, especially deep blue cities like los angeles and new york their own constituents do not want this thing they are the ones harmed, they are the ones dodging the bullets, the children, the gang fighting, the attacks in our parks these generally, democrats going into another election on the 22nd so you've got people who have not voted thinking others are

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well, here in new york we can all agree that the island in manhattan is one of the most famous places i was about 6. now the neighborhood is the center of the cinematic universe thanks to the movie "in the heights" based on lin-manuel miranda's broadway musical. it was written by quiara alegria hudes. the half puerto rican half jewish plays in the story almost as a character. ♪ ♪ traffic on the west side ♪ when you're in the heights, in the shadow of the george washington bridge, if you close your eyes -- [ speaking foreign languae ] the spanish language and music might transport you to the islands. amid the street vendors and the dominos players, this latino community, many with roots in the dominican republic, serves as the backdrop for the hollywood film celebrating community, resilience, and a good time. ♪ when walk around the heights now, do you feel like you're in the movie? do you see the spots where you filmed? does it take you back? >> well, it's actually a little bit the opposite. like when we were filming, i felt like i was home. ♪ >> reporter: pulitzer-prize winning playwr

>> manhattan is still a good place to live, manhattan, brooklyn, long island city if you want to be inis still incredibly active, i think some of the heat has come down from earlier this year, or later last year that we saw, i mean, i personal ly sold the most expensive home in the history of florida in february for just under $140 million, but that temperature was like, but we see a lot of demand and good inventory still in places like texas and florida, due to the no income tax. ainsley: yes that's exactly right and they want cash offers and there's not a lot of inventory out there. thank you so much, ryan. your daughters precious. more "fox & friends" coming up. among my patients i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity and gum gives us a dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kiddi

welcome to "fox and friends" on this beautiful sunday morning on the island of manhattan.he united states is done breaking the rules, back in the club. president biden is in europe meeting with leaders of the g7 and according to emmanuel macron the united states are back. >> it is great to have the us president who is willing to cooperate and to demonstrate leadership and partnership we do appreciate it. >> the united states, i said before, we are back. [voices] rachel: he says america is back. does that are back in the european pocket? donald trump seems to think so. he put out a statement saying the president of france -- this is a quote by the president, he and many other leaders before him for ripping off the united states like never before him a we were treated very unfairly in a horrible trade deal and paying for a large portion of it, they were taking advantage of the united states and they like biden because now they will be allowed to return to their old ways of ripping off our country. i am for america first, an interesting case of saying we were holding them acc

island. >> jimmy: no, no, no >> i respect that. i -- i respectfully disagree i am from manhattanah, and then me too. >> i would say for a whole pie though, i got to go with lombardi's i love lombardi's. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah it's all so good it just makes me miss going out and getting pizza. but arturo's is somewhere on that list too. >> oh, yeah, arturo's yeah >> jimmy: love that jam. "black widow,"finally. "black widow" is here. [ cheers and applause it's happening are you excited that it's finally out? i mean, are you freaking out it's finally out >> i am -- i am definitely excited. i'm nervous about it it's like a nervous excitement but i have been -- you know, we've been sitting on this film for over a year, and it's been ten years in the making. i'm super proud of it. >> jimmy: yeah >> and people seem to really be responding well to it, which is fantastic. >> jimmy: that's right >> it really is a great movie to see in the theater because it's super cinematic, explosive, loud, fun - >> jimmy: yes! >> -- passionate >> jimmy: that's what we

manhattan. what eric adams is doing to offset that, though, is he's winning staten island that's a pretty smallbrooklyn that's 30% of the vote, he's winning queens, he's winning the bronx in a run away, so it's that sort of outer borough strength, that outer borough coalition that is really powering eric adams in this thing. you know, if you sort of slice this even more thinly and you started to look at the neighborhoods here you would see i think pretty clearly a pattern wealthy areas, areas with high concentrations of college degrees in manhattan in particular a kathryn garcia stronghold, she ran in this race with the endorsement of the "new york times," i think that's a demographic that the "new york times" endorsement typically does well with. eric adams is the borough president in brooklyn, maybe a bit of an advantage for him there, too. if you take a look there are some districts here within brooklyn heavily african-american districts where you're looking at the returns now, adams is winning them overwhelmingly. you talk about that dynamic of manhattan versus the outer boroughs in new yor

ptj is on an island in some respects beyond just being in manhattan, i think, is where he is. >> the guy was, i'm a golden view guy i'm not saying it is sleepy wednesday. and i'm going to focus on a couple of key gains that are coming up in the nba i am just saying that, jay is going to stay the course, he's not going to acknowledge that there's still, that chipotle raised wages 4%. because he, look, he genuinely thinks that maybe people should make 4%, equal to the increase in the burrito, but i think jay powell is a revolutionary fed chair. i think he's saying that people don't make enough in this country, and until they make enough and until more people get a job, he's going to stay the course and these rich people who come on and say that there's, that he's causing inflation or stoking it, he's saying maybe it's time that we can get more people to work at higher wages maybe it's time that capital, the wealthy people, don't make as much money. and look, maybe because he was a banker, people think that's far afield, i think he's saying, we had to change the way america works. and u