your morning constitutional take you to stuyvesant? uh, maybe. i don't know. i was all around. we got witnesses put you and your boy there -- snatching a bike from a kid. me? no. yeah -- stupid clothes, stupid grin -- you. oh, man. see, this is ththpart that i like -- where we give you one chance to help yourself, and you're too dumb to take it. this is all on grover. grover, huh? kermit and big bird in on it, too? ! look, we're not tight, but i see him around. i'm on my way to the bodega. he's on his way, too. so you two get to chatting. yeah. then on the corner, this kid rolls up on this dope bike. grover's like, "what you wanna do for that bike?" but the kid don't wanna give it up. says it's a gift or something. i'm saying, "give the kid a break," but grover pulls out a blade and jams him. grover jams him? if the kid's saying it was me, he's lying! sucker just cut a guy. what am i gonna tell him -- no? where we gonna find this grover? well, we worked it out. i'm supposed to call him on his cell and pick him up after i get the cash from selling the bike. you're coming with us

12th congressional district, which included the predominantly poor, black neighborhood of bedrd- stuyvesant in brookl now she wanted a brighter future for those downtrodden and disenfranchised beyond her constituency. a staunch opponent of the vietnam war as well as president nixon's economic policieschisholm announced her presidential bid in january, 1972. "i want to say to you that i did not come to this conclusion easily. i want to say to you that all up and down the length and the breadth of this land, sense of direction in which our nation is moving. over 100 people crossing color lines, sex lines and even ideological lines came to me in washington and said 'shirley, you must try to make a bid for the presidency in order to give us an alternative, in order that we will not have to make a selection between the lesser of the two evils this time, in order that we will not have to make a selection between tweedle dee and tweedle dum." chisholm said she decided to tweedle dee and tweedle dum." chisholm said she decided to run hopeless odds, she faced both racial and gender barriers.to dl an

a graduate of stuyvesant high school, she was not only a protege of frank mccourt, but also his mentor. andrea has degrees in economics from the state university of new york at binghamton and from ucla and teaches economics at cal state university at long beach. she was a presidential appointee to the u.s. international trade admission where she served as economist to the chairman. she divides her time between california and washington. "the millionaire and the bard" is her first book. it's an excellent read about an extraordinary book, the first folio, and about henry clay folger and his wife emily folger. passionate fans of shakespeare and passionate, obsessed collectors. they are the founders of the folger shakespeare library in washington, d.c., and that's their gift to the united states, the people of the united states. i will not say much more, but i will let andrea mays tell this story. thank you. [applause] >> hi. welcome, everybody. thank you for coming out. i'm going to talk a little bit about the book, how i came to write it, what it's about and why the timing of this book w

he was bustling with positive vibes as he head to do his home on stuyvesant avenue but the shelters thell are reporting a greater need and fewer donations. where do they come from? government budgets are busted. maybe you can pitch in with your opinion at least. hit us up at 529 pillly or me at hank fox 29. it's getting colder out there. bundle up. ♪ >>> philadelphians now have an exciting to reason to pick up a book this fall. >> mayor kenney announced the book for the book club program people encouraged to read the curious incident of the dog and the nighttime. it's mystery novel by british author mark haddon. the free library along with a mayor's office will host a number of programs beginning in january that include discussions and workshops about the book. the one book one philadelphia program promotes it reiding and library use in the community. it is the event's 15th year. >>> in old city, we got a sneak peek today at the museum of the african -- of the american revolution set to open next april much this is a replica of an 18-foot liberty tree in the year before the revolutionar