professional basketball has now ku78 to the district with the rechristened brooklyn necessary who are partly owned by rap or jay-jeavment. they've got 99 problems. it's heavily democratic. in fact barack obama won 9 on% of its votes in 2008. he'd have gotten all the votes but 10 percen% of brooklynites d for john mccain ironically. [crowd cheering] and guess who has the gershwin's to represent new york ninth. none other than three-term congress woman yvette clarke. i sat down with congress woman clerk in her office. thank you for talking to us today. >> it's my pleasure. >> thank you to us about the fighting 11th or 9th, whatever it is. >> the fighting 11th congress number district needs to be the 9th congressional district. one of the most diverse districts in the nation. >> stephen: brooklyn is home to some musical rappers. are you a fan of the rapping. >> i am. >> stephen: i heard some say brooklyn is in the house. >> always. >> stephen: always, okay. is this a reference to you being in the house o house of represe. >> that's part of it. >> stephen: okay. let's talk about the hip h

the nation. >> stephen: brooklyn is home to some musical rappers. are you a fan of the rapping. >> i am. >> stephen: i heard some say brooklyn is in the house. >> always. >> stephen: always, okay. is this a reference to you being in the house o house of represe. >> that's part of it. >> stephen: okay. let's talk about the hip hop community and let them know you're representing them in the -- >> i'm not a rapper. i'm really not a rapper. >> stephen: congressman represent. >> you out there, i'm representing you as representative. representative. [crowd cheering] >> you should come joy us in brooklyn. >> stephen: by the way, why isn't your district in brooklyn. can your district not afford to live in manhattan. >> we're brooklynites. we pride ourselves not being in manhattan. we're die hard. everyone knows brooklyn goes hard. >> stephen: some people have called baroque lynn's decision to become part of new york city the great mistake of 1898. >> yes. >> stephen: if you could get into a time machine and go back to 1898, what would you say to those brookl

the very first battle of the revolution which was in brooklyn, new york. shington and the generals were sure -- [inaudible] but it was in brooklyn after the first battle, they get romped which is bad. and washington and the guys say they have to get out of here. they run from the middle of brooklyn, sort of downtown water and they're sitting there waiting. overnight under the cover of fog and other things. they grab every thing they can and evacuate brooklyn. kind of opposite from now. people are moving to brock lynn from manhattan. maybe we can stop that. they evacuate with everything they find. they get there. i have a lot to say how it went. but ultimately when i go back to the place and look at what the the tides would have been doing and what they do today and how those things are essentially the same. i mean, like the rivers is the same because it's always changing. the [inaudible] it is an example of how we perceive history. but anyway, when we went down to go do it. i found it's pretty much illegal. i would not be allowed -- [inaudible] it would be

instead of hoochies, he's got the school principal in there. >> not the school principal, that is the brooklynough president, they are on the steps in downtown brooklyn. it feels as though he's officially endorsed by brooklyn. listen to this. >> every day in brooklyn is pull your pants up. >> one in six countdown on bet. we wish him the best of luck. hopefully that can happen. it's a message we can agree on. >> it's a message that needs to go through in the rtm office isn't that rightjakers.ohem up ♪ >> there's more to this dance than meets the eye. >> the thing that's really incredible about this video, taylor is a war hero. we'll explain this story when we reveal what this video doesn't show. >>> and an engineering classroom turns into a gangster's paradise. >> what's going on. >> yeah. >> coolio. >> a twist to this test day flash mob. find out what it is on "right >>> best rtm time. that means we're about to show you a bonus video on the website. >> it's great. it combines old school toys and stop motion. check this out. it's a band of toy soldiers. the description of the video says they ar

its messages at first when the site refused the site refused to release tweets of protesters on the brooklyn bridge to authorities but it seemed as if that blast stand between protesters and the government was finally playing out this time in the form of twitter but today that line has fallen twitter released the tweets of malcolm harris who's been charged with disorderly conduct along with seven hundred others for their actions on october first two thousand and eleven for an update on this twitter swear off r.t. web producer and our web guru joins me now maggie right and you write down the latest on this case ok well this isn't going to be said since october first if you remember occupied movement really started in september up in new york a few weeks ago by seven hundred people go on the brooklyn bridge sorry thousand people in brooklyn bridge seven hundred arrested including malcolm harris who is a mid twenty's writer from brooklyn now he was arrested along with seven hundred or so others and he was charged with disorderly conduct norinco. orders to get off the bridge now it's been almost

the other touched down in brooklyn. the past 50 years, 60 tornadoes in the nation's biggest city, 10 occurred in the past five years. two in one day, definitely unusual. >> as new yorkers cleanup the national weather service confirmed they were tornadoes. the queens' tornado was rated an e-f 0. the brooklyn twister was rated an ef-1 winds up to 110 miles per hour. >>> tornadoes in new york. >> yeah. >> strange sounding sentence. >> how about tornadoes in riverside? we had one last night. both coasts are getting nailed by tornadoes. >> it never rains in southern california. >> i've heard that song once or twice. we are in between systems, a lot of sun, warm weather many good morning. that year where the coast starts to clear out a little and get warm. right now clouds hanging around not as thick as they were yesterday. expect warmer weather in all neighborhoods into the afternoon. live doppler not seeing anything in the way of organized areas of rain maybe a little drizzle along the coast dell mist there as the clouds ar

movement to spread its message at first when the say refused to release the tweets of protesters on the brooklyn bridge to authorities there was a lot of backlash it seemed as if the last stand between the protesters and the government was playing out but today that line has fallen twitter released the tweets of malcolm harris who is being charged with disorderly conduct along with seven hundred other people that were on that bridge that was back in october first of two thousand and eleven so are these tweets fair game or is this an invasion of privacy lauren harvey harshness for the resident dot net takes the pulse of the nation. a manhattan judge has ordered twitter to release the tweets of an occupy wall street protester and those tweets are expected to be used against him in a criminal trial is that an invasion of his privacy and right to free speech this week let's talk about that so let's say it was a terrorist saying ok let's go attack somebody what it was it was it was an american expressing his views. you know just trying to get his message out there ok some would call him a terrorist a

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and we don't know what happened to the brooklyn bridge. tonight, the message, we can hear you now. >> john, i guess it is one app, but does it say something larger about the company? >> reporter: in a way it does, apple is really good at hardware and software, making it work, but they have not been that good at internet services. mobile me didn't go so well four years ago that they tried to improve. and ping, the musical social network, maybe you never heard of it but they basically are shutting it down. they are not as good at this as they are the actual phones. >> and they're basically telling people to go ahead and get google maps? >> reporter: yes, and no, they're saying there are flaws with the map. tim cook said that, by the way, there are things you can download, other options, i think they're doing that because they know that if people feel they have options they may look at apple's apps in another light. but if they feel they have other options, they feel maybe they can go with it. >> all right, covering apple's apology, thank you.

the business. he went to brooklyn --. john: it was against the law. >> literally against the law to admit blacks to baseball. he had jackie robinson over in kansas city. he saw all this talent out there. other people wouldn't hire them those other people were punishing themselves for their racist acts and so left for the brooklyn dodgers and they ended up winning championships and st. louis cardinals nose dived. st. louis cardinals did not hire a single black player until 1968. they lost all the championships. john: people hired black players because it was good for business. >> it was good for business. john: the perception is business is racist and government is evil and government has to protect us from that. government was racist enforcing jim crow. even southern businesses fought that? i hadn't heard about that. >> yeah. government was branch ricky's problem. he had to escape the government of missouri to go to new york city with the brooklyn dodgers. down south there were companies like pepsi who advertised to black

flavor of brooklyn inside the building. >> reporter: good hotdogs? king with 30-plus key vendors from brooklyn that have defined the brooklyn taste, if you will, for years and they've all been invited to come into the center and be a part of this big moment. >> reporter: if i was truly going to take the ravell mantle i'd have five things shoving them in my face so i have to figure out getting the food component. >> i've seen you play hockey. you have to get a lot less coordinated to be ravell. when he dove in the pool, remember, he said he wasn't kidding around. >> reporter: i remember that outfit, too. >> you couldn't do it if you tried, brian. thank you, guys. i think that's cool. >> thank you. >> it's exciting. >>> coming up -- >> bait. >> oh, now he comes in so we have to drop everything because he finally -- >> i decided to, you know, grace my presence here. >> too big to show. >> i was going to be on tape with greg dalio. >> hey, i did an interview, i'm coming in when i want, i'm sleeping in. >> this was the great professional nightmare of all-t

the work on the brooklyn bridge was using essentially diving techniques that have been developed overges. in the case of the brooklyn bridge you have people, not significant gaps but they're working under pressure to keep the mud and water away from them so they're working in these kind of environments like muddy cocoons or something. [inaudible] >> right. they go down any chamber and create a dry space to work and. it's pressurized to keep the mud and water at bay. so they were basically doing the diving decompression techniques of the day at that time. sometimes with some interest because it wasn't always the most exact science but in a lot of ways diving is still not an exact science because all bodies are different and the response differently, and you find that in the book as well. though so hard and fast rules about what works and what doesn't work. i touched on that in the book on little bit, in the section that kind of brings the history of diving. >> thank you all very however, e leadership just before it the democratic convention, the week befo theonvention, >> a week before

records in the case against malcom harris one of 700 arrested for disorderly conduct during a moran the brooklyn bridge. prosecutors say his tweets could prove he knew of police instructions. >> anger in san francisco this afternoon at a troubled middle school named for martin luther king junior. >> teachers, parents and community members held a press conference at the school this coughing administrators of forcing out staff member who spoke out about problems including violence among students. >> we need to remove administration that is bullying our children ; our staff, our parents, our community. >> the teachers union said it has filed a claim of unfair practices with the state public relations board. according to the bay citizen the principal removed 13 employees last year including five teachers. the district wouldn't comment on matters. a spokeswoman said that the school did see suspensions increase because they were enforcing consequences for misbehaving. police responded to the school 149 times last year. >> there could be more fireworks at tonight's vallejo city council meeting, about 4

light house/lighting rod premiers at the brooklyn academy of music september 27, september 27. lincoln center celebrating its 25th anniversary season. garth fagan dancing in the midst of a two-year celebration of at 40th anniversary. congratulations. >> thank you, sir. >> rose: thank you. back in a moment. stay with us. daniel humm is here. executive chef and co-owner of the restaurant 11 madison park here in new york. in 2009 frank browny food critic of "the new york times" award the restaurant a koft 4d star rating, last year it was awarded 3 michelin stars this year they unveiled the new menu to create what "the new york times" said a four hour ode to romance and history of new york. i'm pleased to have daniel humm at this table. welcome. >> how are you. >> rose: pleasure to have you here. and i should say i had the great pleasure of having dinner last night in your restaurant. and i begin with this, take me back to the journey that has taken you from switzerland all the way to a restaurant in new york. >> absolutee-- ly. >> i grew up in switzerland an hour outside of zurich

the storms ripped up trees and downed power lines all over the area, including the brooklyn neighborhood in northeast washington. residents near 13th and hamlin streets were left without power. many for several hours. >>> after the storm, i walked down the street and noted that this major tree was down and took down all the power lines with it. and the power lines were on the street. they said it was the first time they heard about it, you know, so they thanked me and that was that. >> and we have a similar scene in far northeast washington. this video shows the down trees and power lines along nanny burro avenue. >> and finally in northwest d.c., here's what happened in the 4600 block of salem lane. pepco says it will have crews on the scene to get power back as soon as possible. >>> and, good news on the way. >> yeah, we do have cooler, dry air coming in tonight, bruce. it does feel nice. in lorton, there was a report that 29 cars in a parking lot had blown out windows from all the winds that came through. 29 cars. so yeah, caused a lot of widespread wind damage, which we did warn you

the brooklyn bridge, postapocalyptic. the eiffel tower? squashed. the company says, "we are continuously improving it. the more people use it, the better it will get." we've been at this store all day, david, it's been slammed. not just here, but around the globe. and apple appears to be poised to break and shatter its own record for the sales of the iphone 4s earlier this year. david? >> matt gutman in miami. thank you. we've been watching apple stock skyrocket. a short time ago, i joined abc's bianna golodryga at the apple store down the seet here in new york. the first iphone came out five years ago. if you bought apple stock back then, what are we looking at today? >> reporter: five years ago, it was $85 a share. today, ten shares worth $7,030. >> that's a return of your investment. and for people who have seen the crowds all over the country today, can one product make a difference in the american economy? >> reporter: the sales of this product alone will add half a percentage point to the u.s. gdp. that may not sound like a lot, but that's $3.

the information of the protester who had been arrested, along with other hundreds arrested along the brooklyn bridge. prosecutors say they subpoenaed their records to refute claims that police let them off of the pedestrian walkway. ritter had sought to avoid the order, saying it was an undue violation of speech. a chicago man has been arrested for attempting to set up a bomb. the 18-year-old was obtained on friday after allegedly detonating what he thought was a bomb inside the vehicle out i have a downtown bar, but in previous cases, the bomb was an alert device provided by an undercover informant. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. occupy wall street protesters are converging in the financial district in manhattan today to mark the first anniversary of the movement's beginning. similar protests are taking place in dozens of cities. on september 17, 2011, thousands answer the call originally put out by the canadian magazine adbusters to occupy wall street. protesters slept in zucotti park for nearly two weeks

brooklyn. i've driven by there. the infrastructure isn't up to par for a huge arena where you expect a ton of people to show up. but it's great for brooklyn to have it there. >> indeed. >> we'll see. my family lives there. that's why you know. there you have it, randomly. >> you've got your natitude, playoff bound. >> we're ready. >> you don't look like you're ready. >> what do you have for ne? >> i was busy printing these out while you were sleeping. check these out. a lit hat. aaron, a shirt for you. these are the real deal. officially licensed no less. if i peel the sticker off, it would be nice. the sticker was there. >>> outside we go. beautiful day. playoff bound for the washington nationals. who knew? beautiful day outside today. clear skies. just a few fair weather clouds out there actually right now. temperature has eased back to 60 degrees down at national airport. not much of a breeze to worry about just yet. winds will come back around to the south later on this afternoon. mostly that five to ten-mile-per-ho

the deleted tweets of an occupy wall street protests or who is among those charged for blocking the brooklyn bridge last year the social network was threatened with sanctions if it didn't give up around three months worth of activist records those tweets allegedly other mind the protesters claims that the police intentionally pushed the crowds into the bridge only to arrest them struck the traffic. critics say twitter is decision sets a president who are authorities can now pertain information which was assumed to be private a resident or harvest went to the streets of new york to find out if people feel less protected. a match. to release the tweets of an occupy wall street protester and those tweets are expected to be used against him in a criminal trial is that an invasion of his privacy and right to free speech this week let's talk about that so let's say it was a terrorist saying ok let's go attack somebody what it was it was it was an american expressing his views. you know just trying to get his message out there ok some would call him a terrorist and if a person that you might think

surrender the records of an occupy wall street protester who is among those charged for blocking the brooklyn bridge last year the social network was threatened with fines if it didn't give in to the prosecutor's request the tweets allegedly undermine the protest the police intention pushed the crowd onto the bridge only to arrest them for obstructing traffic. while the battle for access to the activists tweets attracted mass attention with many saying prosecutors are violating privacy laws our resident hit the streets of new york to find out how people really feel about their virtual freedoms. a manhattan judge has ordered twitter to release the tweet of an occupy wall street protester and those tweets are expected to be used against them in a criminal trial is bad and invasion of his private b. and right beat this week let's talk about that so let's say it was a terrorist saying ok let's go attack somebody it was it was it was an american expressing his views. you know just trying to get his message out there ok some would call him a terrorist and it threatened that you might think is a ter

twenty a where the brooklyn nets are preparing for their first season in their new home the eighteen thousand seaters state of the r. barclay center will be officially opened with a rap concert by next cohen or jay z. next weekend the nets first game against city rivals the next takes place on november the first new york mayor michael bloomberg cut the ribbon to open the venue on friday the project has been hampered by legal wrangle in the economic downturn but next majority owner russian billionaire mikhail prokhorov says the arena shows the franchise's ambition. gets to. the changes the reason of the mood of the city will be those who are. all the group in bridge we could see we saw as soon we'll be in ball and. the will all the like you witnesses to such in the world now england have begun at the defense of their t twenty cricket world cup in emphatic fashion they've secured a one hundred sixteen run win over afghanistan in group a the victory means the defending champions are through to the super eight stage no matter what happens in the next match against india england made one

steagall of course under sandy weill citi bank as part of this move to deregulate then we had the brooklyn born reported refusing to regulate fraud in the derivatives market you know she had that isn't it with alan greenspan and robert rubin and so there has been under the so-called libertarian flag a move to deregulate because of their interpretation of the government that is being interfering with your thoughts well again hard i would argue that that is pure nonsense and that you've got some people that are trying to use the libertarian banner it as a cover for yet more theft this time by the financial industry the fact of the matter there is that the creation of unbacked credit within the financial system that is the giving of credit with no collateral wind is nothing other than counterfeiting. if you look at it from a mathematical perspective that's exactly what you have you have ten thousand units of production and ten thousand units of credit currency in one unit of one by one you know to the other if you can met make another ten thousand units of credit currency here then you have s

. >> and this is a live picture of the brooklyn bridge. a little wet and soggy. let's go up there for today's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites beating apple to the punp. they are expected to unveil a new iphone and mini ipad butthe rivals are not waiting samsung and sony announced new tablets and phones last week and amazon is one of the several companies with an event this week. super mario brothers 2 looks familiar to those who played earlier games in the mario franchise. c net dan ackerman says it combines the look of the original with 3d graphics. >> the backgrounds and characters have depth which doesn't affect the game play but adds a nice visual touch and makes you feel like you are in a living cartoon. >> reporter: prior experience with the games will help. u.s. geological survey found out about the earthquake in the philippines from twitter. the first tweets came a minute after the quake and the agency monitors twitter for use of the word earthquake and those are tech bites. i am rob nelson. >>> buying a house can be stressful and confusing

surrender the records of an occupy wall street protester was among those charged for blocking the brooklyn bridge last year the social network was threatened with fines if it didn't give in to the prosecutor's request the treats allegedly undermine the protesters claim to the police into intentionally pushed the crowd onto the bridge only to arrest them for obstructing traffic. and shortly the dirty secrets of the world of finance they'll be revealed in the latest edition of the kaiser report but first i'll be back with the headlines in just a moment. i've had two next question dates in believe me. just having one or two execution date is enough for anybody to go through your life and. you know more than fifty percent of the people here if you did texas are not. why you know you've been known to have true it's like oh. this is like you know we execute our convicted capital murder we have the highest execution rate in america we're not afraid to do it we do it well this becomes a point when death becomes. oh i ever knew a whole. hour to get a letter your dad is due to be executed next week

then they came across with caris to check out the brooklyn bridge it turns out he visited afghanistan and had been -- bad to the terrorism training camps and met osama bin laden and the fbi was very interested in him. ferris was questioned march 2003. he mentioned a conversation they had and the idea to shoot up some shopping mall. and also the name of christopher came up. even to the in the slowdown in effect with three were arrested and a charge. and also would terrorism related crimes he pleaded guilty in may in virginia of 2003. the radio was he had a lot to offer the government and could maybe get a reduction in his sentence. but his case leaked and the government was forced to publicize the conviction and then ferris loss a bargaining chip meanwhile the government was very interested in that somali immigrant. he had a family and they were tracking him and more concerned about the shopping mall threat. somebody made a throw a comment and we announced to them government agents spent weeks searching every mall in columbus at med -- midnight with search dogs, the s.w.a.t. teams look

where the brooklyn nets are busy preparing for their first season in their new purpose built home the eighteen thousand seater state of the art barclay center in new york city will be officially opened with a rock concert by nets minority owner jay z. next weekend the nets first game against city rivals the next takes place on the very first new york mayor michael bloomberg wasn't home to cut the opening ribbon on friday the nets majority owner of russian billionaire mikhail prokhorov says the arena shows the franchise is a. lawyer to do. the changes for us and the move of the suit will be those who are. we so assume will be in board. with the like you witnesses to such in the room and have begun the defense of their twenty twenty cricket world cup in emphatic fashion the holder she crying in must of one hundred six run win over afghanistan in group a the victory means the english are through to the separate stage no matter what happens in their next match against india and making one hundred ninety six for five from their twenty overs helped by a massive knock of ninety nine not art.