travis, staten island in the house. brownsville, never visited, but so to see triangle park and the jewish names on that memorial was powerful. the book is in two parts. part one is locations and military training, recruiting, fundraising and other places the 1919 inhed from 1914 to the city, long island, and new jersey because one in 10, 10% doughboys that went to france, were from new york. part two is the notable memorials and monuments in the five boroughs. there is close to 200. my book has connections to the city and world war i, and we are in one right now. this landmark, our building, is designed by george and sawyer, architects of many notable buildings here. they created the central savings bank on broadway and 33rd street. congress created the battle monuments commission to care for the war dead, and general pershing was to oversee it. of the thousands who died, more third --00 remain in intern in france. -- enterred in france. another york and sawyer building. this was a vintage photo my friend -- this is no

staten island district attorney's office it was discovered the political appointee that was working there had discovered they had to spend nearly half a million dollars on sports tickets vacations to the bahamas and a collection of exotic knives look we've all been there or laid them already we've seen the knife show on the shop make that work but sometimes scott put that company credit card down and now by then i was a taxpayer you know sweaters for pogs. exotic honeymoon still really was actually you know it's already going to court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think about topics we've covered a very different twitter sphere poll shows that are dot com coming up our teams on the powerball brings us of other another report from on the ground south korean tabitha wallace holds back the sale of those notorious with the election box with those that stay tuned to watch the whole. all the world this day and all the news companies merely players but what kind of parties aren t. american playing artsy america offers more. in many ways the news landscape is just like the theater

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to marta in staten island, new ahead.ood morning, go caller: this is mariah, my name is mariah. the president on the disaster hurricane, he did a everything has to be revamped on this. simple reason that you don't have flood nsurance and the federal government can't ce in and help everyone. i owned a home and i over taxed flood insurance, it was sandy ve, i lived where was,urricane sandy. but if you don't have flood you can't expect the federal government to always come in and helout. my money , i donated for the hurricane,t's just i hink it works just like house insurance with fire. if you don't have fire insurance and your use burns down, the is not going ment to come in and ro your whole home. o be revamped, people have to know that there are consequences when you live water. host: okay, caller, tnks. guest: absolutely. i totally agree. job of to do a better understanding what our limitations are, first and fomost. always say the phrasthe good people of nebraska a getting federal tax ng dollars to bail out the folks in florida. just because they live by the water, it is no sl

this time slams into a laundromat on staten island. a lot of people in there taking care of the laundry. six people were hurt. i have a amazingly all expected to recover. in this case the driver was backing into a parking spot when he lost control. jonathan: my goodness. warning tonight from a.a.a. terrible traffic tuesday will be bad. really bad. with the longer commutes area wide starting tomorrow, bright and early, too. but they warn you woeful wednesday is worse. i don't know who comes up with the names but they say it will be horrendous. the reason is that is when prince george's county schools return to class. the rest of the schools are open for business tomorrow. remember that julie wright can help navigate the clogged roads -- they will be clogged. watch reports on "good morning washington" weekdays starting at 4:25 a.m. in the morning. still ahead for us this afternoon, retired army ranger fighting cancer realizes that the appendix is about to burst in the middle of hurricane harvey. what he did next that defies belief. >> hi

they were taken to staten island where everything was sorted out. everything from the rebar down to the smallest piece of debris. everything was identified. if we found a finger, if we found a thumb, any sort of body part, those were immediately turned over to the forensic scientists and medical examiner. we did more in that particular phase of the cleanup than probably any country in the history of mankind to identify the debris, make certain that we got key cards back, drivers lance become, anything that would help people identify their loved ones. it was the most fascinating and yet to this day i get chills when i think about it sorting through every, i mean from fire trucks down to the most tiny piece of debris that you can imagine. >> liz: it's heart breaking but it matters to the victim's families. michael brown we love having you on the show please come back soon. any time liz. >> liz: let's get to the market story tomorrow it's the tenth anniversary of the iphone. apple going to do its big reveal of the new iphone 8 at a major event tomorrow

. >>> startling new video out of staten island showing that suv crashing backwards into a laundromat. caught on camera. you can see it accelerate in reverse. six people were hurt and some very seriously. among them a pregnant woman. a witness describes the horror. >> i felt like it was a movie scene. >> police say that crash was, in fact, an accident. the driver has not been charged with the crime. >>> coming up a cooldown but it comes with humidity. vianey is here with the forecast. >> indeed, cooler temperatures starting off. 70 for san jose. it's very humid. we're tracking moisture from the south. remnants could bring the chance of a few pop-up thunderstorms. >> and the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> and good labor day morning to you this monday morning as we get on our way. traffic is moving on this labor day. people are out and still at it. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez on this labor day monday. it wasn't hard to come in to work. >> we're like it's fine we're working. >> and it looks like today the bay area will see a nice cooldown including the peninsula. i know a l

. >> reporter: marge and mike explained that their waterfront home in staten island was washed away during super-storm sandy so sights like this are always emotional. >> i'm glad there are no houses here this storm in this area. >> reporter: in north wildwood the beach was just as battered by afternoon. heavy equipment in position and ready to deal with whatever jose might leave behind. >> the beach has taken a beating for sure. >> reporter: now due to the threat for flooding here in atlantic city, the wave parking garage will be offering free parking to residents and visitors. that will go in effect, it is in effect now and will continue until 6:00 a.m. thursday. reporting live in atlantic city, alexandria hoff, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> caribbean islands are preparing for the arrival of maria. it's already bring bringing rain to hard-hit islands. right now maria has winds of 160 miles per hour. maria is on track to be over puerto rico on wednesday. >> kwon teenager is dead and two others are injured after a shooting in chester. greg argos is live at police headquarters with the latest on

. >>> well, this is surveillance video out of staten island, new york.t shows an suv crashing through a laundromat yesterday. the driver, a 74-year-old man, was trying to park when he mistakenly put the suv in reverse. six people were injured, three seriously. none of the injuries are said to be life threatening. >> 4:56. a move to speed up repairs on highway 37 in marin. next, the price you may have to pay. >> and plus, the global response to north korea's latest missile test that it calls its most powerful yet. >> big breaking news from the royal family that will surely make you smile. that's coming up next. >> thanks. >>> and cuties need a new home following hurricane harvey. the way you can help these four-legged refugees. four-legged refugees. >> and taking >>> coming up on 5:00 a.m. you survived the heat. welcome to labor day monday, september 4th. >> yes, i'm matt keller in for reggie. mike. mike, talking about cooler temperatures. we need the break. >> i feel like friday i just kind of dropped a bomb on you, enjoy the heat. see you monday. >> and

. >> reporter: marge and mike explained that their waterfront home in staten island was washed away during super-storm sandy so sights like this are always emotional. >> i'm glad there are no houses here this storm in this area. >> reporter: in north wildwood the beach was just as battered by afternoon. heavy equipment in position and ready to deal with whatever jose might leave behind. >> the beach has taken a beating for sure. >> reporter: now due to the threat for flooding here in atlantic city, the wave parking garage will be offering free parking to residents and visitors. that will go in effect, it is in effect now and will continue until 6:00 a.m. thursday. reporting live in atlantic city, alexandria hoff, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> caribbean islands are preparing for the arrival of maria. it's already bring bringing rain to hard-hit islands. right now maria has winds of 160 miles per hour. maria is on track to be over puerto rico on wednesday. >> kwon teenager is dead and two others are injured after a shooting in chester. greg argos is live at police headquarters with the latest on

the helicopter, from the 82nd airborne division, was struck over staten island. it's not known who was operating the commercial drone. the black hawk landed safely in new jersey with a damaged rotor blade and dented windshield. an iraqi teenager was charged today with attempted murder in connection with last week's london subway bombing. the attack injured 30 people. 18-year-old ahmed hassan is accused of planting a bucket bomb made from materials he orde also in london, it is uber and out. the city said today it will not renew the ride-hailing company's license. uber has 21 days to appeal. here's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: didier ndjiki is among the 40,000 uber drivers whose future is now unclear. you just recently bought this car, and without uber now, you're going to struggle to pay it back. >> reporter: uber has grown to 3.5 million customers here in about five years, cutting into the market of the city's famed black cabs, which date back to 1634. >> before i wouldn't get a black cab, generally, because i just found them very expensive. when uber came,

aid supplies have arrived at staten island struggles with power and food shortages . welcome back now across southern and eastern parts of china we've got some rain showing up things are relatively quiet now. it should be somewhat drys ahead on through the day. parts of china picking up more in the way of rain which might push into parts of northern vietnam too still looking fairly wet across a. lot of heavy showers in here up into buying the dash and bhutan nepal we're seeing very heavy rain continuing to develop here so moving across. those showers across northeastern areas also down through the western ghats we've got some heavy rain returning once again through the course of friday but central northern parts of india much of pakistan expected to remain dry and fine with temperatures in the mid thirty's as far as he's concerned. kind of the thirty two degrees here in the arabian. sea levels around the gulf dropping very slightly. probably still staying quite humid until the first week of october but generally it's getting a little bit better on the other side of th

. >>> this dramatic video comes from staten island, new york.ows the moments when an suv crashed through a laundromat on sunday, hitting several people inside. witnesses say one of the injured was a pregnant woman. the 74-year-old driver said he hit the gas instead of the brake when he pulled out of the parking lot. the victims were taken to an area hospital. police didn't charge the driver, saying it appeared to be an accident. >> so hard to watch. leading the news, los angeles county is in a state of emergency this morning, as firefighters battle one of the biggest wild fires ever to breach city limits. over 7,000 acres have burned destroying multiple homes. as of last night the blaze is only 30% contained. nbc's steve patterson has more. >> reporter: firefighters battling a blaze spread out over thousands of acres forcing hundreds of evacuations, destroying homes in what's being called the largest fire in l.a. history. the so-called la tuna canyon fire sparked friday, fuelled by scorching temperatures, low humidity, and high winds. embers hop

lieutenant colonel of the 82nd airborne says it happened 500 feet above the mid land beach section of staten islands inspected the black hawk friday morning and found a piece of the drone in the oil cooler and damaged the fuselage and two blades. >> thankfully it didn't appear to impede the helicopter's flight and it landed safely and, you know, we're grateful for that. >> the army is sending helicopters from fort bragg to change out the damaged blades the collision appears to be an accident. >>> meanwhile a female marine is set to make history as the first woman ever to graduate from the marine corps as demanding infantry officer course. it includes trekking at least 6 miles while carrying loads of up to 152 pounds. 30 women tried to complete the course. if she is successful she she'll be in charge of a toon of 40 infantry marines much the military is not naming her at this time. >> eagles fans how about that kick that won the game? >>> it's hank. eagles are number one in the nfc east. but it wasn't without a heart attack. i'll give you a view from the parking lot. hank's take coming up. >> in wea

six people are recovering after an suv plowed into a staten island laundromat.is hard to watch. this happened yesterday and you can see that suv accelerated through the front door right there. you can see it drive backwards between the row of washing machines hitting people. six people were injured. three of them seriously. police say the crash was an accident and a 74-year-old driver has not been charged. >> how horrifying for those folks. >>> new this morning clearing the streets in solano county. we're learning that police towed nearly 100 cars as part of an abandoned vehicle abatement program. officers received reports of 148 abandoned cars and towed 93 yesterday alone. people can report by using the police department's mobile app. >>> 5:57 and i'm calling all actors. fairmont pictures is looking for people to play tras in an upcoming movie. casting directors are looking for people who can play hippies, surfers, skaters, artists, punk rockers, beachgoers and young teens. filming will take place september 20-22. paramount hasn't released information about the

so, fresh kills landfill, it was in staten island. it is now covered with earth. it closed in 2001. the time it closed, it's volume was 25 times that of the great pyramid at giza. solid waste is a problem. mostly a problem of where to put it. most garbage used to be burned. that created bad air quality. the clean air act addressed that. 1970, burning of garbage was prohibited. people try to figure where to put it. that is when disposal of solid waste started to become a problem. come from?he holes nobody thought about this. you won't know. in 1956 congress passed the interstate highway act. $30 billion to build highways. to build these highways contractors needed a lot of your. you need dirt to build on ramps and off ramps. weird you get this? people would just dig up a huge hole in the ground. enterprising contractors went to these and bought them for next to nothing. ground?ed a hole in the then they started marking them as places to dump garbage. whaty thought hard about was going to happen when you put a large of -- a lot of garbage in them. they were not lined. early on in the

and staten island, victory boulevard, it's that victory over germany and the central powers. so unlike the movie, i'm not going to drop you into everything. i'm going to tell you how we got to where we are. here's world war i 101. the assassination of ferdinand and his wife sophie started the first major european war in nearly 100 years. austria threatened war against serbia with support of germany. germany was mobilized to protect serbia. that led germany to war against russia. france then mobilized against germany because it had a treaty with russia to support it. when germany invaded belgium, this brought in brit inintervention. frankly overnight there was a world war. the central powers and all of their commonwealth and cool anies of france and england as well. this was the summer of 1914. by august the war was in full force. america sat it out. america was in a pass vis mode. up until american industry in april, many americans volunteered, to fly for france or great britain or to drive an ambulance. but it would take until 1917 for us to enter and there were three contri

new york city over the next three years in addition to the 2000 workers it is hiring for its new staten islandm and center. they plan to open a new office in manhattan. italy's biggest bank unicredit is interested any possible combination with germany's bank. unicredit has had talks with the german government, which is commerzbank's biggest shareholder. jobs ands are cutting selling assets to boost profits. ecb president mario draghi warns that low inflation won't eliminate risk in the financial system. at aoke in frankfurt conference. concernsportant aspect interaction between monetary policy and macro prudential policies. they can potentially become the synchronized meaning financial and balances can grow in an environment categorized by relatively muted inflation. nejra: draghi says in that environment, monetary policy is not the rental to address inflation. that is your business flash for this hour. take a look for european markets are trading. as we had to the close of equity trading on the stoxx 600 is up 3/10 of 1%. seen gains in the dax. this look at what the fx markets are doing. tell

it will be in staten island and create 2200 jobs. part of a push to house inventory closer to customers and enable fast delivery. the company says employees will be able to work with the dance robotics. foron has begun the search a second headquarters in north america. they will spend $5 billion and add as many 50,000 jobs in coming up, was russian money being funneled to produce political ads on facebook? gopro is getting an optimistic outlook after its product line. about crowded space of action cameras and drones. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: facebook has investigating possible naked between odds purchased on it site and russia. they discovered $100,000 in ads contacted to 470 accounts run out of russia. it suggests russian money was used in violation of law to influence the american election. juneds were bought between and may of this year. base because the lead of the accounts and pages and is providing details to investigators. -- alked to this about sara: they are looking into information campaigns. they have this malicious the

it will open on staten island.ew center is part of a ongoing push by the e-commerce giant to house inventory closer to customers. amazon says employees will have the opportunity to work with robotics. before the trump administration announced the end of daca a swarm of business leaders sent a letter to the president urging him to keep the program and waste. unless we act now to preserve 800,000ram all hard-working and people would lose their ability to work legally. everyone of them will be at immediate risk of deportation. $68economy would lose billion in the gdp. one of the companies that signed that letter is the online education platform that is joining me now. she also served as the former coo of yahoo!. glad to have you back on the show. i am sure you have been talking to students who is affected by this, what are you thinking? >> they are nervous. there are about 65,000 students -- are going to debt graduate high school every year. there are a couple thousand in the system every year. it is a very difficult

. >>> surveillance cameras captured an suv slamming through a laud roe matt here in staten island. driver backed up slowly, and the suv mowed down six people, three of them seriously hurt. police say a 74-year-old was behind the wheel and this was an accident. that driver has not been charged. >>> better pay is being considered for some of the people who help teach our kids because of a new i-4 team investigates. last month they re1r50e8d a growing shortage of substitute teachers, causing school districts to scramble when the teachers call in sick. >> it's a real problem. today one of the our area's largest district is considering a change after our report. scott mcfarland explains. >> reporter: harriet sims has taught for more than than now. the retired educator now works as a substitute teacher. >> they look at me, do you know math? i said, yes, i've been teaching it for 50-some years, and they go, what? they say, okay. the students know that i know the math, so then they'll start asking questions. >> a reservation revealed a severe shortage of substitute teachers. on one school

>> i shot a movie, a teeny-tiny, gorilla style, changing my clothes in a ferry on staten island. >> stephenlyn of you. ( laughter ). >> huh? i'm going to take that home and think about what that means. >> stephen: that's like making a movie, like canning your own pickles-- we're doing it ourselves. >> somebody told you i make elderberry spirit, didn't they. >> stephen: yes. >> i made failed elderberry syrup. >> stephen: where does one get elderberry to begin with? >> i got them in the woods where i was the past few weeks. this is all new for me. like canning, making elderberry -- >> stephen: i heard rose hip, tea, too. >> yes. >> stephen: did you gather your own rose hip? >> yes. >> stephen: you could kill yourself. i wouldn't recognize a rose hip if it slapped me. >> listen, i put a picture of rose hips drying, trying to, lying, be the person who knows how to do that. and somebody on instagram, and somebody wroa wroet he and said, "be careful of the seeds. they're poisonous." and i was like, "oh, okay. i didn't know that." and so -- >> stephen: someone saved your life. >> yeah, i need to g

so, fresh kills landfill, it was in staten island. it is now covered with earth. it opened in 1947.closed in 2001. by the time it closed, its volume was 25 times that of the great pyramid at giza. solid waste is a problem. it is mostly a problem of where to put it. most garbage in the united states used to be burned. that created bad air quality. so the 1970 clean air act addressed that. after 1970, burning of garbage was prohibited. people tried to figure where to put it. that is when disposal of solid waste started to become a problem. where did the holes where they decided to put the garbage come from? nobody thought about this. you won't know. i will just tell you. in 1956, congress passed the interstate highway act. $30 billion to build highways. to build these highways, contractors needed a lot of dirt. you need dirt to build on ramps and off ramps. where do you get this dirt? people would just dig up a huge hole in the ground. enterprising contractors went to these pits and bought them for next to nothing. because who wanted a hole in the ground? then they started marking the

mansion and then we'll learn about some of the people who lived here and some of the people who we staten island are still within the wall walls. >> do i dare do it. >> absolutely. >> they're nice. >>. >> inside you get a glils of wealthy family life in late 1 1800s. >> county acquired this property in 70s and it's very important to us that we retaken the historic character of it. >> there are ghosts here i encourage people to come and you'll find stories of your own. >> and i went looking with lewis dimeri dr. lieu, para psychologist introduced me to these former residents part of bringhurst family. >> mary, edward, bessie, anita. >> and married to one that people say they see. >> yes. >> she died at the age of 100 in the house in 1965. sometimes you smell lilacs which was one of her favorites. the room gets cold. mary is not overly happy late at night to have people in the house. >> i just got goose bumps. >> this is drawing room. people take photographs in her. >> i'll do that before i leave. >> sadly no ghost to be hold this time. >> basement is one of the more haunted areas. >> oh, boy. >>

surveillance cameras show an suv plowing through a laundromat on staten island. it backs up slowly and speeds through the front window. it slam into washing machines and people at well. a 74-year-old was behind the wheel. this was an accident. the driver has not been charged. >>> this video is pretty incredible. it is a rescue of a little boy who was stuck in a well for ten hours. the 20-month-old baby wandered away from his parent and fell into a tiny hole in china. the well was only about 8 inches wide. more than 200 people helped with the rescue and they were able to get him out securing a rope around his arms. collection self-portrait in a convict's mirror was considered a masterpiece. it was the rare winner of the pulitzer prize, the national book award and the nag al book critics circle prize. in 2012, president obama awarded ashbury with the national humanities medal. ashbury died of natural causes. he was 90 years old of the best authors were here for the national book festival. it was held saturday at the washington convention center. pyongyang was there

vermont which was incredible in the amount of damage still weeks and months later and places like staten islandwhen looking at this scenario in a similar way, we can expect weeks, months, years of recovery. logistically, what are the challenges for the community? >> utilities are always an issue. you have large power outages. super storm sandy was electrical fires, we saw power outages and that caused all sorts of logistical nightmares. traffic lights go out and we had to put posts at. there are things you have to predict to. >> molly: we we're thing everyone texas as well. we're just getting word that the river has crested, record numbers here a few weeks ago, at 10 feet, now over 55 feet. this is something to be warned about, the rivers had you have to quest even on the sun was ou out. now we sing these record numbers and a very challenging situatio situation. >> leland: griff jenkins is out with the sheriff on that river. new concerns from a group that may be helping to boost iran's nuclear program. there is now a warning from an african official for the u.s. government about also bob and ca

i don't usually do that well on staten island, but i keep doing well. them the government can work for them. their skepticism is well earned. they've seen government not perform when it was supposed to. you go out and show people you mean it and show them something that worked and they'll start to listen. because voters this is about their lives. they can't afford to be close minded. they're listening and those democrats, obama, obama/trump, they can come back. >> can i congratulate you and thank you. ten years, the best political conversation on television. >> another great conversation. mayor, thank you. donny deutsche, thank you. >> really, thank you for stinking up a special beautiful moment. donny. oh, my god. >> get out of here. >> nicole wallace, thank you. >> nicole, congratulations on all your success. >> still ahead on "morning joe," the new jersey governor, the former new york city mayor, tony blair, and tom brokaw, andrea mitchel and al sharpton. "morning joe," ten years in the making back in a moment. >> i believed from the first moment i s

. >>> surveillance camera capture the dramatic moment an suv plowed into a laundromat on staten islande 74-year-old driver mixed up the gas and brake pedals and gunned it in reverse shattering the glass window. you can see customers inside scrambling to get out of the way. a father and daughter were pinned against mat sheen. at one point a customer slammed the disoriented driver as he got out of the suv. six people were hurt in the crash yesterday. moment of injuries were minor. >>> coming up hollywood calls a wrap on the worst summer season in 25 years. we look at the reasons behind the dismal box office sales. >> think i in a have found a temperature crazier unanimous san francisco -- i may have found a temperature crazier than san francisco's 106. santa cruz saturday all time record high 110 degrees at the beach. where do we go from here? we're cooling down today. find out which way we go from tomorrow and beyond next. theatres. reporter adrianna weingold is in hollywood.. to f >>> it's been a bummer summer at the box office, not many people lining up at theaters. reporter adrianna

. >> most today did not venture deep, an exception this man from staten island plunged in and challenged the waves on this late summer afternoon. >> could you feel any undertow or sense of rip tide. >> you feel the strong pushing you. >> it wants to push you around. but you plunged into it. >> the water temperature was nice so -- >> well, he seemed to enjoy himself. a live look at the surf, it was described today as mushy meaning that the waves collapsed in on themselves. not desirable for surfers but that is do to change as jose continues to influence the water over the next several days. the expectation is that the surf will get much larger here and much more significant. and that by the weekend, which is suppose to be in the 80 degree range they'll have wonderful waves here for the surfers and this is suppose to be a very popular place come saturday and sunday. live in atlantic city, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> no doubt the surfers will show up john. >> meanwhile in atlantic city today. a large crowd paid tribute to a leader who dedicated his life to public service and t

anthony is in staten island, new york. caller: i'm calling about what they did with the daca.hese people came to this country and they are lowering wages for american workers. there's people out there. you cut the unemployment and the welfare of you will find people to do those jobs. the people who live across the street from me come from mexico. they're are getting food stamps. they're getting section eight. and on top of that there has been is working making thousand dollars a week. i lost $31,000 of my pension and i can't even get food stamps and i can't get congress to address it. my personal feeling about the congress and the senate, they the enemy of the american people. everything they do hurts oscar they want to go after the 40 hour work week and overtime? why would they do that? because some billionaire wants to make more money? it's not right. two and threewith jobs fighting to keep a roof over their head and food on their tables. a lot of them are proud and they don't want to get food stamps. front page of the new york times today, on dreamers no easy path for the p

dramatic video, surveillance videos captured the moment an suv crashed inside of a laundry mat in staten islandce said the 74-year-old driver said he mistakenly hit the gas instead of the brakes. no one was charged. >>> as congress comes back into session, they will consider appropriatio appropriations. we're getting a closer look at the destruction left behind by hurricane harvey. so far nbc news has girled that 43 people have died as a result of the storm. 32,000 are living in area shelters and 436,000 have requested assistance from fema. president trump made a second visit to the state over the weekend veeting a relief distribution center in houston. mia rodriguez is joining us now. we were talking about how others are getting back to their homes. this is a tough situation that is in no way near to being over. >> that's right, katie, not everybody is obviously able to go home. specifically on the west side of houston, the mayor issued a mandatory evacuation for 4200 homes that flooded during harvey. the major doesn't want people going back home in case something happens. they need to call in

i was literally changing my clothing on the staten island ferry. we had nothing.u have what you need. you can tell really interesting stories. charlie: you are not confined to an hour and a half. maggie: that's true. i don't think candy's story would work in an hour and a half. >> you would be using shorthand for everything. now the characters, the arc of the brothers, there is no character that cannot be made more human with time. charlie: wider and deeper. >> yeah, wider and deeper. james: the other thing that excited me about this is it was on television. there was a book called "difficult men," where they laid out what has been called the third golden age of television starting with "the sopranos" and , i guess starting with "the sopranos" and "the wire" and shows like that. it became so clear to me. as soon as they started doing fewer episodes because they are on cable or streaming networks, you could spend more money on episodes. the writers were then able to arc a whole season because they were not encumbered with 20 plus episodes a season. they did not hav

six people were injured...three seriously ..when a driver crashed his s-u-v into a laundromat in staten island, new york. surveillance cameras caught it all...watch as the driver of this white s-u-v slowly backs out of a parking spot. but then while in reverse he says he didn't realize it.... but he stepped on the gas, crashing right through an enormous front glass window, hitting people and tables. the incident is under investigation. doctors say the six people injured...will all make full recoveries. (steve) and three massachusetts pedestrians are lucky to be alive after they were run down by an s-u-v. a warning, it was caught on camera and some viewers will find it disturbing you can see a man and a woman crossing the street when the driver of the s-u-v appears to suddenly accelerate backwards hitting them as well as another man who walking on the sidewalk. the victims were underneath the s-u-v when that s-u-v accelerated again, this time moving forward. all three victims...are expected to recover. the driver of the s-u-v, a 60 year old woman, was not injured. no word if she will be charged

it will be located in staten island and 38 2200 full-time jobs.he new center is part of the pushed by the e-commerce giant to house inventory closer to customers and enable fast delivery. the company says employees will have the opportunity to work with the advanced robotics. and amazon has begun the search for a second headquarters in north america. the world's largest online retailer plans to spend $5 billion and add as many 50,000 jobs. coming up, was russian money being funneled to produce political ads on facebook? we look at what the social media giant has discovered next. plus gopro is getting an optimistic outlook after a push to cut expenses and update its product line. we will hear how it hold off a comeback in the face of action cameras and drones. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: facebook has been investigating possible connections between ads purchased on its site and russia. the social media giant said it discovered $100,000 in ads contacted to 470 accounts run out of russia. this would suggest russian money was used in violation of u.s.

. >>> finally, in case you missed it, former staten island congressman and convicted felon wants his. it was announced that he will announce his run for his old seat. he finished up his term in federal prison last year, running for congress so soon after being released from federal prison? if that sounds like an uphill battle, there's more. he was asked to comment on the fraud charges. and then we got this. threats of violence against reporters. you can say it is a grim reminder of the fight club mentality that seems to be growing in this country. a few years ago, it was considered out of bounds in today's culture, is he now a front-runner for his seat? we'll be watching. that's all for tonight. we'll be back with more mtp daily. we have a great show for you. i promise. >>> thank you. have a great weekend. >> breaking news right now, tom price, president trump's point person on obamacare, is out. ousted from the white house on a friday night staff shake-up. this is clearly certainly the most significant policy staff change that donald trump has made to his team and it comes as price

. >> reporter: that collision happened over a residential neighborhood in staten island, believed to be the first between an aircraft and a civilian drone. the pilot was forced to land at a new jersey airport after some tense moments in the sky. this morning the u.s. army is investigating how a drone collided with this blackhawk helicopter in new york city. this damage to the chopper's blade and window after the drone slammed into it at approximately 500 feet around 8:00 p.m. thursday night. in the united states it's against the law for private drone pilots to fly at an altitude greater than 400 feet. the pilot was able to land the aircraft safely. this isn't the first close call in the sky between a drone and a helicopter. collision with a drone. >> reporter: back in august, massachusetts state police reported a drone came within 100 feet of one of its choppers. >> if people follow the instructions for all the rules, it is an absolutely avoidable scenario. >> reporter: in june a charlotte police pilot said a drone inched towards this helicopter while flying over the city. >> had the

. >> i went to staten island this weekend to see how sandy survivors affected by harvey and irma, i found eight houses not repaired five years later. still a lot of work to be done. >> not a good sign. nick. >> we think we're living in a uniquely deadly age for terrorist attacks. but it has been worse in the '70s in an eight-month period. there were five bombings a day on american soil. >>> the first one often called a firing but it wasn't. it was a resignation. the first one came 24 days into the new administration. three and a half weeks in and already shedding their first senior staff. february 13th, trump national security advisor mike flynn resigned from the white house. that was in february. then in march, next out was the deputy white house chief of staff, katy walsh. then in april, it was the deputy national security advisor mcfarland. then in may, it was the white house communications director

. >> i remember when covering hurricane hand every sandy with the storm surge on staten island, it happened very quickly. there were people on the roadways trying to get out. the storm surge happened. you didn't really see it coming. whereas, other storms it's happened more gradually. can you give us a scope, a sense of how this would take place? do you have any idea? >> basically, you know, if you were to take a squeegey, all of that water gets pushed on shore. that's what the hurricane is doing. it's pushing the water inland. the hurricane is moving at 14 miles per hour, which means that push of water is also moving at about 14 miles per hour. it is going to take some time before it gets here, but once it does and makes its way inland, it's going to rush at about 14 miles per hour. all the low-lying areas, first, will see that water perhaps pile up feet in just several minutes. >> you have that dual threat of the storm surge as well as the debris that dylan was talking about as a result of the wind. all right, dylan dryer live for us in palm beach florida. thank you, dylan. >>> also, a bi

. >>> this is surveillance video out of staten island, new york.rashing through a laundromat yet. the 74-year-old man was trying to park when he mistakenly put the suv in reverse. six people were injured, three seriously. >> coming up next, what we're learning about another toll increase here in the bay area. >> plus, the shelter dogs and cats just arrived here from the devastating texas area. how soon these hurricane victims will be up for adoption. >> if you're up this reason for some reason, we're not going to shade you for it, we're glad you're up. but this bike race could impact your plans in san francisco. >> keep on track of weather and traffic where you live. >>> we made it through one of the hottest weekends ever here in the bay area. we can only get cooler from here, right? but the question, how low will our temperatures go? >> good morning. thanks for joining us on this labor day. september 4th. reggie is off. i'm matt keller filling in. >> i'm natasha zubest. jessica, alexis, things quiet for now. >> extremely quiet. nobody is going to

had covered the aftermath of eric garner is death in new york, in staten island quite a bit. and in the midst of that also is reflecting a lot from upbringing in new york city. i grew up in the bronx in, you know, i was born in 1979 so when i was or 13 i started going to middle and high school in manhattan. in 1983 there somewhere in the neighborhood of i think 2200 murders in new york city. there were about 350 last year to give you a benchmark. the jurors are coming in. [laughing] >> do we get -- [laughing] >> we can just go on for a minute. >> and i think actually my editor send an email when he is watching our coverage of baltimore to my book agency christian right about this. my first thought was, maybe i'm not the best person to write about race, sort of race and crime and politics because i'm a white guy and then the more i i thought about the more i thought that should definitely not be a reason you don't write a book about race. >> white people invented race. >> exactly. that's right. white people invented race, that's a good point. white people are more interested i