you had families that were moving out of brooklyn and queens and settling into nassau county. >> theth shore of long island, at the time, was just a quintessential suburban bedroom community, and they relished that. it was so quintessential, so much out of central casting, so to speak, that friends even referred to massapequa in reference to just a quiet, suburban community. >> so where's the party? >> it's out on the island. it's on massapequa. >> massapequa, it sounds like a magical place. tell me about massapequa. is it steeped in native american history? >> well, there is an arby's in the shape of a teepee. >> it was a cool time to grow up. >> the '90s were really happening. on the charts, whitney houston, m.c. hammer, michael jackson were cranking out the hits. on television, "cheers," "full house," "home improvement," all of them ratings powerhouses. and then there was tabloid tv nearing the peak of its popularity. shows like "a current affair" and "hard copy." and let's not forget the daytime talk shows hosted by the likes of oprah winfrey, phil donahue, maury povitch, and ger

what is nassau? right. anagrams, $1,000. evelyn? what is tetherball? yes. name the novel, $200.ancy. what is "the picture of dorian gray"? correct. uh, great british coin hunt for $200. in the collection of 26 10 pence coins issued in 2018, "c" is for this national sport. nancy. what's cricket? yes. uh, great british coin hunt for $400. "w" is for this, normally abbreviated "www." jordan. what's the world wide web? right. uh, coin for $600. "s" is for this ancient monument. - evelyn. - what is stonehenge? - good. - inunt, $800. "j" is for one of these special anniversaries. evelyn. what is a jubilee? good. coin hunt, $1,000. answer... [ applause ] and you're in the lead. you got off to a good start. i'll wager $1,000. all right. you'll like this clue, and i'll tell you why in a moment. take a look. finishing up the collection is zed, for this type of place where pedestrians can walk safely across the road. evelyn? what is a... [ beep ] zone? no. what is z-- zebra, as they would say there, or "zeebra." zebra. "zed," i thought, would please you because you're from canada. all righ

viernes durante las 3 de la madrugada veremos la humedad que podrÍa traer llovizna para el condado de nassaugarse nada mÁs las mÍnimas estaremos en el rango de los 40 grados >>> igualmente en la ciudad y registrando >>> 44 grados, mÁximas para maÑana >>> otro dÍa soleado >>> estamos en 67 y mientras tanto que registrar y con estamos 63 estamos en los prÓximos dÍas >>> para el prÓximo fin de semana >>> con esto continuamos con mÁs informaciÓn >>> les É resultÓ bastante dulce >>> cuando son muchos goles hay muchas celebraciones muchas celeac ver vayan tras la pausa celeac ver vayan tras la pausa >>> los goles del barÇa. llega a nuestras vidas sin anunciarse. poniéndonos en peligro... sin nuestro permiso. a algunos les parecerá inofensivo. pero no existe humo de segunda mano seguro. todos contienen químicos dañinos, sin importar de dónde venga. dile no a todo tipo de humo de segunda mano. >> bueno, hay tremendas pelea entre el real madrid y barcelona el puntero en la liga >>> la temporada tÍpica no solamente barÇa y madrid es una buena temporada vamos a repasar lo que esta pasando en espaÑa >>>

cuando cae la noche verÁn condiciones y hacia los bajos 40 grados.45 en la ciudad de nassau.na vamos a ver cielos mayormente despejados y temperaturas mÁximas bastante agradables para pasarsela en la intemperie. 67 en la ciudad de fairfield san francisco con 69 grados.lta prÓ distancia tenemos sistema de baja presiÓn que traerÁ posibles lluvias para la prÓxima semana. de cuÁnto estamos al este de la bahÍawalmente en la zona en la sierra nevada # pulgadas. todo puede calmar. registramos un dÉcimo de pulgada. aquÍ tenemos el panorama para los prÓximos 10 dÍas. condiciones sumamente agradables.69 grados para este domingo. hablemos de las carreteras aÉreas y terrestres. tenemos el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco. fuera de la regiÓn y sin embargo, demoras en la zona de las tormentas invernales que registran. en cuanto a la patrulla de caminos, indican que tenemos 42 accidentes alrededor de nuestra regiÓn. y si planifica san josÉ haciaci una hora y 27 minutos. utilizando la interestatal 880. mejorar hasta las 7:30 de la noche. va a reducir su tiempo casi media hora. sin e

. >> reporter: in march, 1994, joey is released after spending four months in a nassau county jail bution for soliciting a prostitute. >> he's always getting into mischief. >> reporter: by 1996, the family relocates to california, but their problems follow them. mary jo ultimately seeks treatment for a drug addiction. >> so, between physically getting off the medication and then the counseling that i got, it made me stronger. made me come home and realize, okay, you know, i've got to try and fix what i can fix. i can't fix him. i can only fix me. >> i was derailed, you know. if it wasn't drugs, it would be women, you know. that's all i can really say about that. >> reporter: mary jo ends up divorcing joey in 2003, more than a decade after the shooting. but the end of the marriage still doesn't end the amy fisher story. in 2006, a producer approaches joey about reuniting with amy and mary jo for the tv shows "entertainment tonight" and "the insider." >> so yeah, i cashed in and cashed out. convinced mary jo to do it for the money. i had spent all the money i had plus had to borrow money

tomorrow he will speak to nassau employees. >>> right wing pundit ann coulter is scheduled to speak at uc berkely a week from today. the berkely college republicans are hosting the event. the group tweeted this morning that tickets are available for her adios america talk. next wednesday's event is set to take place at wheeler hall at 9:00 p.m. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a crowd of parents has gathered this evening at a meeting of the oakland school board. it is the first public meeting since a confrontation with police and board members over school closures last month. >> reporter: in short, julie, not very well at the moment. take a look. during the public comment section a few me of the teachers and parents tried to speak. some of them were going over their time. and their microphone was cut. some people came up with her bullhorns and started to give their comments anyway. we also saw another gentlemen come up here. it's not as bad as what we saw last month. the district had hoped to avoid what they did last time by trying a different tactic to tonight's meeting. take a look. >> repor

>> sure, this is nassau from charles cooper. he is the national security adviser to john bolton and his deputy and what he said this morning is that the case of don mcgahn and the judge's ruling regarding that does not apply to their case. as you know, they are trying to figure out whether or not they are compelled to testify before congress. they have their own suit going. >> that is going to be determined later if december. there was some hope potentially from house democrats that this ruling, the mcgahn ruling would bring on or at least inspire national security adviser john bolton to testify as well as others. but his attorneys say, look, we have to deal with matters of national security. this is a different situation than the situation of a former white house counsel don mcdawn. as we want to remained our audience, it was the judge's decision yesterday, simply saying there was no absolute immunity involving mcgahn that he does, in fact, have to testify before congress and that there was no case to be made here. that unfoldi

carolyn: i grew nassau county, not you.onis: that meeting with joe and carolyn did not go at all how i thought it would. how did that feel? carolyn: ...awesome. lemonis: [ laughs ] the good news is, is that i feel like carolyn made peace and she got over what she needed to get over. so if there's a golden nugget to take away from that very crazy meeting, it's that i feel like she can move forward now. what do you say we get back to work? carolyn: okay. lemonis: we're gonna make a lot of money. this is one of the biggest and most rewarding transformations that i've ever done. when i got here, the lighting was horrible. i replaced the old, dirty skylights with double-paned glass that really lets the light through. i added a new lighting system, and i also added chandeliers. i replaced the old ripped and broken chairs with brand-new seating for both comfort and style, and the old product display was disorganized and cluttered, so i added new backlit displays so our new product really stands out. carolyn: hey, doesn't this look

>> well, every thursday night, there is a bahamas flight to nassau at 9 p.m., i would be heading to atlantis is a lot of competition out there, if you miss business for that friday, not sure that is great. >> it is an interesting experiment that took place in japan, which has a legitimate representation of people working hard and long hours. so the question is, is this a japan specific productivity boost? you know this difficult y there is striking a work life plans that enhances productivity as opposed to other societies. we'll see. >> well, i think some businesses really could lend themselves to this and accommodate a day when they are closed, a lot of the business can't, like anything to do with the stock market any any kind of retail sales, you will hurt your business. this was a narrow indicator. >> listen to socialists they say, if you follow us you could have free time, thanks to technology. we have that free time. in 1950s people worked 2000 hours a year, now it is about 1700 hours a year, thanks to technology companies like ibm. >> i would like to see how it works in europe, where t

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with david nassau giving the annual lecture on biography. tonight, i'm very delighted to have with us ben moser in conversation with brenda wineapple. as i said, branded as a former director of the leon leavy center and she's the author most recently of the mp chairs, the trial of andrew johnson and the dream of a just nation. a very widely reviewed and timely book for our time. been moses last book was why this world, biography of -- which was a finalist for the national critics circle award. his new book, "sontag" was just published two days ago and it's already an amazon bestseller and has garnered long and really quite interesting reviews in the "new york times," the new yorker and elsewhere. for instance, in today's "new york times" -- described it quote, as as a book as handsom, provocative and troubled as its subject. clearly this is a biography not to be ignored. brenda will interrogate ben now for about 40 minutes. [laughing] i always say that. >> good luck. >> its interrogation of the author. and then they will take some questions

secreted clearance and they issued classified guidance that allows -- for example, when nash and nassau wanted a clean opinion that a question about pellets we do expense or appreciate and we will have those type of things that are classified and we will go to them and they and their clearance will be able to say here's how you should handle it in a classified answer that allows us to present the data in an unclassified report. our auditors have secreted clearance right up to the highest level and there's nothing that is classified as excluded from the audit. even if it is a serious most sensitive items the id will test it. there's nothing that will because fight but is excluded from the scope of the audit. >> excellent. in a public hearing like this i think we would like to get success stories. it is less about the findings or agencies that pass what do you have examples of things that you have learned in the audit process that you have already been able lethality construct that the dod witnessed when they are hearing. >> we have. let me walk through a couple of examples. let me pick t