>> yes, probably toughest city in america, poorest city in america. and it's just a world of dog eat dog. of course, it's where murder incorporated originated from. >> larry: you know your history. >> yeah. >> larry: you have brooklyn still in you, though? >> still the dye day i die. it's just who you are. >> larry: me, too. >> there's something about brooklyn people and it's interesting, because every one of us always feel different for some reason if we feel like we're from brooklyn we're the best. don't you feel that way, too? >> not the best. certainly we're apart. >> yeah. people are going to know our name and know where we came from. >> larry: yeah. lots of success stories out of brooklyn. maybe it's because we're like an island. manhattan was out there, right? >> i would say so, yeah. >> larry: still have friends from brooklyn? >> yeah, i do. and it's going to be interesting because this new documentary series that i'm a part of, into the world of pigeon flying and bird racing, you're going to see some of my friends that i grew up when i was a

the poorest city in america. and it's just -- it's a world of dog-eat-dog. it's where murder incorporated originated. >> larry: you know your history, right? >> yeah. >> larry: brooklyn is still in you though? >> till the day i die, yeah. >> larry: me, too. >> it's just who you are. there's something about brooklyn people that -- it's interesting, because every one of us always feels different. we don't feel -- we feel that for some reason we feel we're from brooklyn, that we're the best. don't you feel the same way, too? >> larry: not the best. certainly we're a part -- >> people know our name and where we come from. you feel the same way, too. >> larry: a lot of success stories out of brooklyn. >> yeah. 100%. >> larry: maybe it's because we were like an island. you know, manhattan was out there, right? >> i would say so, yeah. >> larry: do you still have friends from brooklyn? >> yeah, i do. you know what's going to be interesting, because this new documentary series that i'm a part of, into the world of pigeon flying and bird racing, you're going to see s

the poorest city in america. it's a world with dog eat dog. it's where murder incorporated originated from. >> larry: you know your history, right? >> yes. >> larry: brooklyn's still in you, though. >> until the day i die, yeah. >> larry: me too. >> it's just who you are. sometimes brooklyn people -- and it's interesting, because every one of us always feel different. we feel that for some reason, we feel like we're from brooklyn, we feel like we're the best. don't you feel that way too? >> larry: if not the best, certainly we're a part. >> people know where we come from. >> larry: a lot of success stories out of brooklyn. maybe it's because we're like an island, you know, manhattan was out there, right? >> i would say so yeah. >> larry: do you still have friends from brooklyn? >> yeah. it's interesting because this new document try that i'm part of, into the world of pigeon flying and bird racing and you're going to see some of the kids i grew up with, we were flying pigeons when we were 10 and 12 years old and we're still flying pigeons. it'

central kitchen which prepares meals for some of the city's poorest people they don't even call it winter here it's called hypothermia season this is where they cook meals not just for the hungry to save people's lives oh there's no good when your stomach is empty and when you have. a simple way of putting what for so many is their only reality in a city divided by those whose influence shapes the world and those with no influence even over their own survival in washington christine freezone r t. according to meredith whitney a prominent market research analyst a new disaster is looming she's warn that as many as one hundred u.s. cities face default on their municipal bonds now issuing bonds have been a regular practice of state local governments when they want to spend more money than they're collecting in revenues but despite the recession state and local governments have continued irresponsible spending they're now borrowing to cover their basic operational expenses making bond debt soar from one point five to two point eight trillion in the last ten years so are we about to see the ne

poorest quality will be in the north bay. temperatures outside, frost. look at fairfield at 28. santa rosa and livermore at 31. 33 concord and about 34 redwood city. rest of us should be above those frosty-like conditions. this afternoon we'll have high clouds and hazy conditions with some of the thickest in the north bay and east bay valley. temperatures mid to upper 50s. a stray shower possible as far as south at santa rosa. very, very light. same for clear lake. most of the rain north of us today and again tonight with the haze and the high clouds, temperatures in the 40s for the most part. fairfield 39. let's take a look at your 7-day forecast. any rain that falls tomorrow will be the north bay. the rest will have us get rain there he is. good morning, america. i'm george stephanopoulos. >> and i'm robin roberts. >>> also, do all of the high-tech gadgets fill you with high anxiety? we have your high-tech 101, just in time for the holidays. your advice for every techy on your list. >>> also, the royal wedding coming up april 29th. prince william and kate middleton, trying to keep the details secret. and we have more of the plans for the big day

poorest districts in the state. and beyond the -- the raw economics, the 12th district was an urban district, it united all the way from durham down to charlotte, the inner city areas of the state. the first district was very much a rural district. the issues of the rural poor are different from the urban poor, in the resdefwricting process, you could american interests. i don't see that there's a conflict between trying to -- to look at when voices are left out of the process -- >> anita, we admit sometimes for the african-american or hispanic politician to get to votes of the poor rural voters is more difficult because of the historical things that divide us. even poorer anglo whites sometimes, in my district i do very well with the gay community. i do well with the jewish community. do i well with -- with wealthy whites because they know in the district. we could do a lot worse, we got to go with him. some of the others, the chats issues, it is hard. maybe in time we'll get there. it is difficult for a black member of congress to appeal to those. in south carolina, perfect example. more rural whites. >> i think there's a dynamic between -- between class an

poorest districts in the state. and beyond the -- the raw economics, the 12th district was an urban district, it united all the way from durham down to charlotte, the inner city areas of the state. the first district was very much a rural district. the issues of the rural poor are different from the urban poor, in the resdefwricting process, you could american interests. i don't see that there's a conflict between trying to -- to look at when voices are left out of the process -- >> anita, we admit sometimes for the african-american or hispanic politician to get to votes of the poor rural voters is more difficult because of the historical things that divide us. even poorer anglo whites sometimes, in my district i do very well with the gay community. i do well with the jewish community. do i well with -- with wealthy whites because they know in the district. we could do a lot worse, we got to go with him. some of the others, the chats issues, it is hard. maybe in time we'll get there. it is difficult for a black member of congress to appeal to those. in south carolina, perfect example. more rural whites. >> i think there's a dynamic between -- between class an

poorest districts in the state. and beyond the -- the raw economics, the 12th district was an urban district, it united all the way from durham down to charlotte, the inner city areas of the state. the first district was very much a rural district. the issues of the rural poor are different from the urban poor, in the resdefwricting process, you could american interests. i don't see that there's a conflict between trying to- to look at when vois are left out of the process -- >> anita, we admit sometimes for the african-american or hispanic politician to get to votes of the poor rural voters is more difficult because of the historical things that divide us. even poorer anglo whites sometimes, in my district i do very well with the gay community. i do well with the jewish community. do i wel with -- with wealthy whites because they know in the district. could do a lot worse, we got to go with him. some of the others, the chats issues, it is hard. maybe in time we'll get there. it is difficult for a black member of congress to appeal to those. in south carolina, perfect example. more rural whites. >> i think there's a dynamic between -- between class and politi