and the escape from brooklyn. the miraculous night escape by washington. and when you write in biography, you can't stray from your subject very much. elizabeth longford who wrote a great biography of queen victoria was a -- "you can't leave your subject for more than five pages." and she's right. you can't. and i wanted very much to write about in some detail about the battle of brooklyn and about the escape from brooklyn well, you can't do it here but you can do it in the next book. so i began with -- which surprises some people. i began with george iii going before parliament. >> rose: that's how the book begins. >> yes, in october of 1775 to declare that the american colonys are in rebellion. that their leaders -- these rabble-rousers -- >> he calls them the unhappy americans? >> they're traitors. the tells them so that he, the king, and the british power, british army and british empire are going to bring these people to heel. they're going to crush the rebellion. and it's when that speech reaches boston on th

supervisor actually being let off for murder charges well linda back it was indicted by the brooklyn d.a. in two thousand and six on four counts of murder conspiracy but as and the case was dismissed kind of abruptly after two weeks of trial after it was believed that scarpa or common law wife linda cheryl had lied i proved in my book that she did not lie and i also like basically did the first time it analyzed why the brooklyn d.a. blew the case they really blew the case but unlike the way bulger case in boston right now that's ongoing that's a parallel kind of thing where you have a. top echelon criminal informant who is killing people getting intelligence from the is f.b.i. handler john connally in the bulger case connally was vigorously prosecuted by state and federal prosecutors and he's doing life linda vecchio trial ended abruptly and i prove in this book that the justice department went out of their way not only did they pay part of his legal fees which is unheard of they actually took one great junior his son was going to be the star witness for the d.a. it was a it was on th

dollar fine and seven years in prison and the cia has me the secret service is vigorously and the brooklyn strikeforce trying to put him away linda vecchio goes to his judge and at the time scarpa had gotten a contract of the hiv virus so he he ultimately died of aids like in early ninety two but this is one nine hundred eighty six and linda vecchio pleads with the judge to let him out on the street and they basically give him a risk they give him a ten thousand dollars fine and probation and if he had gone to prison at that point abby he never would have been able to a wage the third ward fourteen people would still be alive and you just mentioned linda that he was also an dieted and not charged as well for murder. i mean how is that was i mean we're even talking about someone that's in the mafia we're talking about this the f.b.i. supervisor actually being let off for murder charges. linda back you was indicted by the brooklyn d.a. in two thousand and six on four counts of murder conspiracy but as and it was dismissed kind of abruptly after two weeks of trial after it was believed that s

supervisor actually being let off for murder charges well linda was indicted by the brooklyn d.a. in two thousand and six on four counts of murder conspiracy but as and the case was dismissed kind of abruptly after two weeks of trial after it was believed that scarpa or common law wife linda cheryl had lied i proved in my book that she did not lie and i also like basically did the first time it analyzed why the brooklyn d.a. blew the case they really blew the case but unlike the way bulger case in boston right now that's ongoing that's a parallel kind of thing where you have a top echelon criminal informant who is killing people getting intelligence from the is f.b.i. handler john connally in the bulger case connally was vigorously prosecuted by state and federal prosecutors and he's doing life linda vecchio trial ended abruptly and i prove in this book that the justice department went out of their way not only did they pay part of his legal fees which is unheard of they actually took one great junior his son was going to be the star witness for the d.a. it was a it was on the in t

i'm gail i'm the coordinator of the senior program at the brooklyn community center. i'm not sure when i come to the center if the telephones don't ring i don't know in the phones got cut off. for example, i go to the computer and there's a computer problem . we'll have a good strong base to continue our jobs >> we want to say we've appeared before the commissioners on aging and both support what we're asking for today. we're asking the supervisors to approve what they already support the $20,000 annual increase in the budget. >> hi good morning. i'm jennifer i'm the executive director on homelessness. i want to thank san francisco. we are having an infusion that is pushing the heart and - san franciscans have lost their homes and we must add more subsidies that it is assessable to thetox

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mark thompson feels like he's fighting a losing battle, trying to keep his freezers running at the brooklyn ice cream factory. >> it's kind of a love/hate relationship with heat. the ice cream business needs the warm weather, but when it's this hot, nobody even wants to come outside. >> reporter: for now, the ice cream is still frozen, and the good news is the worst of the heat may soon be over. only one day of this weather lasting, it breaks on saturday. i will probably be standing right here until then. brian? >> stephanie gosk in brooklyn for us tonight. thanks. >>> now to where it turns serious again today, extreme heat adding to the fuel for this big and growing wildfire outside palm springs, california. and tonight, evacuations are under way as this fire is now burning toward a highly populated community that has its own sad history with wildfire. that's where the crews are digging in. that's where we find nbc's miguel almaguer tonight. miguel, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. an eerie scene here in idyllwild. this area is usually bustling with tourists and locals this

york police right now looking for the man who pulled off a fourth of july stunt right on top of the brooklyn bridge. police receiving an emergency call yesterday saying a man was climbing that bridge. when officers arrived on scene he then rappelled down the bridge using some sort of hose, dropping right on to a building in brooklyn. then the man suddenly disappeared. officers at this point aren't sure what he was doing on that bridge in the first place. >>> it's 4:57. no contract in place, but b.a.r.t. workers have decided to return to work. what it means for commuters today coming up. >>> we'll also tell you about the efforts to make pope john paul ii a saint. that takes a major step forward this morning. new details out of vatican city overnight. ♪ [ male announcer ] to all you burger aficionados... show your love. 'cause mcdonald's just topped perfection with the all-new quarter pounder burgers. three delectable new choices that let you flaunt your burger bravado. with toppings like new thick-cut applewood smoked bacon, cool and spicy habanero ranch sauce, and fresh veggies. new quarter

you cannot say, yes, we were going to fund the brooklyn museum, but we're not going to fund it because we are really come are really deeply offended by the message or the like of that work of art. and so that really was a great challenge. had we lost it, had the court said that in effect the mayor could do that, it would have put at issue not just paintings but books as well. suppose the mayor were to say, i don't like a book with the same picture in it and the public library. whenever. that sort of thing was just at war with the first amendment and the notion of freedom of expression, freedom of thought and letting people make up their own decisions. we have reached a critical error. >> could you describe your argument and why judith miller formally of the new york times and formerly of time magazine, should presence be exempt from testifying before a grand jury? >> it was not the most successful argument as reflected in the fact that judith miller spent 88 days in prison after made the argument. the public can't learn certain things unless journalists can be named and kept because th

year old kovalchuck has played the last 11 seasons in the nhl jason kidd on phone jason kidd left the brooklynmmer league game in the middle of the action to take a phone call on his cell phone the nets were trailing 17-2 at the time league when assistant coaches sometime run the having a head coach on his cell phone during the game. he received his first technical foul just 37 minutes into his coaching career. the nets are 0-2 in these meaningless games you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or map-plasma navi our team coverage on this story continues.we'll map out three key locations. brown officia [ knock on glass ] this is the original art manifest from the u-boat. i need you to translate these 22 paintings into english. i can do that. not here. do it at home. how long will it take? a few hours. don't use the internet. i don't need someone piecing this together from your google translation page. you're getting as paranoid as mozzie. maybe. a cup of tea, a german-english dictionary, and i'll have it tra

. >>> and a dangerous drop from the brooklyn bridge. 'll tell you about the stunt worthy of spider-man that could land someone in jail. >>> doctors treating nelson mandela are denying claims that the former south african president is in a vegetative state. a statement released by the current president cites doctors saying mandela is still in critical but stable condition. the initial report that mandela was being kept alive by a breathing machine came from court papers from a lawyer representing close members of his family. mandela is now entering his fourth week in a hospital in pretoria. >>> in sanford, florida, a key day ahead for the prosecution in the second-degree murder trial of former neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman. today the prosecution is expected to wrap up its questioning of witnesses and just moments ago, just minutes ago trayvon martin's mother finished up her testimony. the prosecution is right now questioning martin's brother. zimmerman claims he shot and killed martin in self-defense. >>> 6:25. the sheriff

police out of new york looking for a man who pulled off a fourth of july stunt right on top of the brooklynce received an emergency call yesterday saying a man was climbing the bridge, which is probably not a wise idea. the officers, when they finally arrived, they say he rappelled down that bridge using a hose, dropping down in brooklyn and he disappeared. officers at this point aren't sure what he was doing up on the bridge in the first place. guessing his name was not peter parker. >> going to say spider-man. >> wannabe. >> thanks for being with us. have great weekend, everybody. our next newscast is at 5:00. see you later. [whining like a dog] (tina) oh, my, not that--this. sorry, i don't shake hands. i have avian bone syndrome. hollow bones. tracy jordan, the black crusaders are coming for you. the top law firm in cleveland wants me. god's sakes, tracy, where are you? starting a new life. because of the black crusaders? that's crazy. will you marry me? no. i took that job. blurgh. cough. [coughs] and cough. [coughs] and cough. [coughs] okay, now let's start the examination. are you get

. >>> the brooklyn nets, that is jason kidd and the three new players on paper.tty darn good. >>> here is the guy who lost his pants. here is a guy that lost his pants ladies and gentlemen, at the las vegas summer league. jordan hamilton. we were wondering what happened. it appears somebody stepped on the pants, fortunately, he was wearing tights underneath. rosanne, let me direct for you. the high heel surfing if you would. we will go out on that. this is is directing on the fly. >> you don't see this everyday. >> good directing? >> no, high heel surfing. >> this is in indonesia. what a way to close out the newscast. high heel surfing. >> goodnight everybody. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know some owls aren't that wise? don't forget i'm having brunch with meghan tomorrow. who? meghan, my coworker. who? seriously? you've met her like three times. who? (sighs) geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. [exhales] [knock on door] hey, i wanted to come say merry christmas before we all

now, when officers arrived, he managed to rappel down the bridge using some sort of hose there, dropped onto a building in brooklynhen vanished, just disappeared. officers at this point not exactly sure what he was doing, the wannabe spider-man. what he was doing up on that bridge in the first place. >> kind of low tech with a hose. >> whatever works. >>> new details this morning in the efforts to make pope john paul ii a saint. what happened overnight next. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> oh! oh, my god! >> a big boom as a sparkling spectacle explodes into chaos. what we just learned about why the fireworks shot straight into a crowd of spectators. it's all ahead in a live report. >>> b.a.r.t. clearly needs to understand that 30 days is all it is. >> the b.a.r.t. strike is over, at least for now it is. we will tell you why we might have to relive this one again all over next month. we'll tell you about that just ahead. >>> and finally some heat relief and that means some relief for your pg&e bill. we'll let you know what the weekend holds in y

>> one of them was a dixie walker called the people's choice to patrol the health field for the brooklyn dodgers a and john a. murphy of the new york kinky is is, the shortstop will achieve the in 1946 st. louis cardinals these were some of the pioneers and of course, that first year 1946 that i fell in love with a game were trying to protest their condition not simply by a negotiating but to be involved with the union but some of them going south of the of border which was enticing those south of the border and i talk about what we as kids saw a and observed. there are disappointed if they try to come back gant reclaim their status and reinstated the antitrust litigation legal avenues of what the players abuse to beyond the process itself. >>host: then why since they tea 95 have we not seeing a strike? what did you help to put into place? >>guest: we see no baseball strike for a number of reasons. revenues as escalated enormously at the time that we intervened to in 1985 the total revenues for baseball were $1 billion at the time of the last collective bargaining agreement in 2011, thos

>> i think it was president eisenhower. >> union workers. >> john: actually.... >> 1878 before the brooklyn >> carried tens of millions of passengers. >> john: after 50 years they tried to raise the fares to a dime. >> they didn't like that mayor took advantage of that and government will take it over and we won't raise the fare. >> john: but, of course, the government did. and now the fare is $2.50 and government built subway construction takes longer. this subway was supposed to be done in 1938. then they said 1980. now, they say 2018. it's taken so long that the subway cars built for it now won't be used because they don't fit the track. we no longer lead the ultra violet lights to kill polio germs. the modern equipment, but why, they had money on the line. >> i want to recognize up front a number of officials, elected officials. >> politicians have different incentives like sucking up to other politicians and government workers have time to stand around. despite the delay and despite the billions lost, government wants more trains. >> it's rail, rail, rail and rail. >> john: up next, do

new york city police are looking for a would-be daredevil started by rappelling down the brooklyn bridge. he was caught on camera climbing down construction netting. wasn't long enough. he used a piece of hose to scale under a nearby rooftop and then he vanished. investigators swept with dogs,

gary found the brooklyn bridge is definitely the man to beat after winning each of the past three seasons of the world serious and being top of the standings after four stops this year. and in second. the twenty nine year old russian will claim the high score ever seen in crete diving completions and open decision with to impress the wins in france and denmark. currently number three and steal number one for many fans of the sport along the due care the colombian grandmaster with nine world championship titles to guinness world records and the first world series crown to his name at the age of thirty seven the duke looks like he's back to the top of his game and also this year detail and stage of the red bull world series so for ladies make their debbie at the event from a twenty metre high platform with germany's on the bother putting a name into the history books as the first woman to win high diving completion in barcelona this tuesday there will be five of them. a bit funny on our team. i put a boxing. where china's two time olympic champions are shimming claimed his second profession

by the criminal justice system. tomorrow "brooklynson after being convicted of murder. >> you know, these boxes, each and every one of them are an individual who is claiming they are actually innocent. >> the integrity unit started taking cases towards the end of 2011. the raanta case was one of the first we started up on. >> february 8th, 1990, a very cold morning here in williamsburg, brooklyn, new york. and what started out as a botched attempted robbery of a jewelry carrier ended up with the senseless murder of a rabbi. >> when the robbery went bad, the gunman panicked and picked the first car that had an engine running, which happened to be the rabbi's car, shot him in the head, and then fled. >> the lead detective on the case became detective louis scarcella. >> through the course of the investigation, detective scarcella wes led to two individuals, both naming david ranta as the perpetrator of the crime. >> about six months after the crime took place, detective scarcella arrested him. >> he was convicted of murder. he was sente

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he can say we were going to fund the brooklyn museum the we will not find it because we are deeply offended by the message of that work of our. said that was a great challenge. the court said in the fact he could do that to put it issue not just paintings but books as well. but to say at all like a book with the same picture in the public library or adult like karl marx in our library. so that sort of thing is at war with the first amendment and the notion of the freedom of expression, freedom of thought to let people make up their own decisions in these critical areas. >> can you describe your argument formerly of "the new york times" and tame -- "time" magazine should be exempt before the grand jury? >> let me tell you it was not with a successful argument reflected in the fact judas' miller spent 88 days in prison after made the argument. but you cannot win them all. [laughter] the public cannot learn certain things the public cannot learn certain things unless promises of confidentiality can be made and kept. because there are certain matters and other matters of high importance if they

up to something big. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, watters world, recently there was a big parade at coney island which is an amusement area in brooklynmermaid parade is billed as the largest art parade in the nation. a celebration of ancient mythology and honky tonk rituals of the seaside. what better place for jesse watters to find out what is really important to the folks that attended. ♪ ♪ >> what are the two biggest things that you think of on a regular basis? >> my family and my art. >> what's important to you right now? >> you. >> i'm just kidding. [ laughter ] >> this must be awkward for all of you. [ laughter ] >> i'm actually doing my dissertation on cross dressing. [ laughter ] >> what are you looking to accomplish? >> adventure. just living it up. >> i don't know what we're yelling about! >> so what's important for you guys right now? >> bubbles. >> bubbles, bubbles everywhere but not a drop to drink. >> what do you do for a living? >> i'm a teacher ♪ >> isn't it weird whether you have a kid and all your dreams and hopes go out the window? ♪ ♪ >> what's on your mind most of the time? >> being famous. >> mostly glitter, pro

strategies, president of the brooklyn nba but she still finds time to come here and be brilliant, l. nd writer, actor tv's frank frank conniff. thank you. let's get started on the republican rising star, march crow rubio. he took on immigration reform, and with its panels he would look like a bit of a g.o.p. hero. why is he dipping his toes in this issue next? tina? >> he's stepping in it. look this is just to give a wink and a nod to the tea party. this is not going to be law. this will never get to obama's desk. it's just not going to happen, but it doesn't do him any favors with anyone but his base. >> john: is alienateing the tea party base by making nice with immigrants. >> he has to do something to make up ground. from a political standpoint there is a group of people under written by alec and other people, who are screaming louding to make abortion the issue of the day. not employment, healthcare, a job, not any of those things, it's abortion we need to address right now. he's respond to go whoever is vocal, whoever is giving him the most attention, and whoever is giving him th

. >> bay area native and new coach of the brooklyn nets jason kidd pleaded guilty today to drunk driving and put on probation for smashing his cadillac into a utility pole on long island nearly a year ago. in exchange for the guilty plea kidd will talk to high school students about the dangers of drinking and driving. now if he fulfills the community service his plea will be reduced to a violation. >> officials in panama say they found ballistic missiles and other weapons hidden on board a ship head from cuba to north korea. they found the items hidden in cargo of brown sugar. north korea is banned by the united nations from importing exporting most weapons. officials say the north korea crew resisted police and taken that custody. authorities had originally been tipped off that the ship might be carrying dru drug. it had weapons. >> while talking weapons. now to the an investigation that shows how easy it is to get weapons lick ak 47. story tonight from our reporter. >>reporter: for first target we aim high. ak 47. >> just punch in the word ak 47 on the key word and see what comes up. t

the air. why are r.f.k. in brooklyn? why the statue? >> one of the sections in the what i call "icons and celebrities." i've become intrigued in and where ow and why and who we honor with statues country.he t turns out that even fiction unanimous -- fictional characters have their own statue cases. jackie gleeson statue. jackie gleeson hen he was starring in the honeymooners. and the company, tvland ventured series of these statues, resurrecting fictional building statues, several of them, mary tyler has one in minnesota. others around the country as well. the fonz has one in milwaukee. tvland statues. so the idea of who gets it and some of the statues are public figures, obviously, rfk caught my attention. i just -- you know, the photo i the lead of that piece which captured kennedy -- captured kennedy. it was a sculpture is -- it's indicate in the story, was a woman. and she -- she really -- i thought captured kennedy in the bus that she did. that photo of the bust really got my attention. started to investigate why where and itut and

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and on this day in 1948, a major league stunner when the brooklyn dodgers, legendary manager, leo he switched sides. before sidelined for a year amid rumors gambling and affair with an actress. then the president of the new york giants one borough away in manhattan offend to saying spark plug style could jump start the team. the dodgers g.m. said you can have him. the lip went on to manage the chicago cubs and houston astros winning more than 2,000 games as a skipper after a betrayal in brooklyn 65 years ago today. and now you know the news, for this tuesday, july the 16th, 2013. i'm shepard smith at city field in the burrow of queens in new york. the mid summer classic is coming up right down the dial on the big fox network. we'll be back tomorrow for "studio b" noon pacific time. 3:00 eastern time from the airconditioning in manhattan and back here tomorrow night as fox reports live. the evening news again, thanks for checking in. we are going to head over to a quick little update on what's happening at the ballpark. joe buck and friends. see you back here tomorrow. >> good evening

supervisor kim: i visited the court it was modeled after, which is the red hook court in brooklyn. the judge will visit the apartments or the locations talked about in the case and he has evolved this relationship of trust with the neighborhood that think is really positive. i think we are not there yet, here in san francisco. i am not sure if that is a time issue or the tenderloin is a different type of neighborhood then -- than red hook. i think we need alternatives to our criminal justice system. i do not think our criminal justice actually works. many of the offenders to come through our system of flood started as victims of urea the community courts is a way of addressing those offenders, which is important and what i hope to see from the community court here. i do not think we are there yet. it does not mean we cannot get there. it took several years for the judge to develop a relationship with that neighborhood. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? are we on track? supervisor kim: i think economic development is a policy area our city continues to str

so what are you going to give me for the brooklyn bridge? joan walsh is editor of the salon and msnbc political analyst and michael sherer. joan, i'm laughing because a sixth of new york still wants this guy. they seem to say this is as good as it gets. he is still my guy. i'm just wondering what more could he do, or is this the unbreakable core of his support? >>. no. >> there is nothing he could do. >> no. it's dropping. it will drop. >> your thoughts. >> he will lose. he will lose 1/6. people are divided on whether he should leave. this only reflects a day of reaction to this new set of revelati revelations. as we parsed many times, that this is after he resigned, that this is as recently as last summer. this is after the supposed rehabilitation and therapy and healing his marriage. so you get a lot of people in there who think it's part of the same garbage and i already dealt with it and i don't care. >> i see. >> and as more and more of it comes out, you still got a significant drop. so i think as more comes out, and it will come out, yo

the nets traded a handful of guys to get the stars for brooklyn. rings the nets' payroll to $101 million triggering an $82 million luxury tax bill. when asked about it, he said the spending would be worth it if he won a championship. >> i would be proud to win the championship. i'm not a man of procedure. i am a man of result. i think they're still counting money in the back office, but frankly speaking i just hope the check doesn't bounce. >> tough accent. he's a pretty funny guy. prokhorov praised jason kidd using an analogy to describe kidd and the music should be a little bit of a giveaway. maybe you remember a film "top gun" from the '86. i'm not sure. this film just arrived in russia one week ago. i want to refresh your memory. tom cruise was a top pilot, a real leader. at the end of the day he made the decision to be a instructor because it was the highest value just to be a leader. i think it was '86. i new movies got to russia pretty chlo but that's slow. still up in the air whether wrestling will return to competition in the 2020 games. we

so what are you going to give me to the brooklyn bridge? joan walsh is editor of "salon" and michael shear is with "time" magazine. joan, i am laughing, because a sixth of new york still wants this guy with it all. he's still my guy. eye just wondering -- is this the unbreakable core of his support? >> no. >> there's nothing he could do. >> no, it will drop. he will lose. he will lose that one sixth. i don't know how low it will go, but he already lost a significant chunk of his sport. and let's remember, this only rely reflects about a day of reaction to this new set of revelations so you're capturing people who don't necessarily know, for example, as we've parsed many times, that this is after he resigned, that this is as recently as last summer, after the supposed rehabilitation and therapy and healing his marriage, so you get a lot of people who think it's part of the same garbage, i already dealt with it, and i don't care. as more and people of it comes out, and it will come out, you're right, people are going to peel away from this ma

i yield back. >> and let me thank the gentlelady from brooklyn for that question. [laughter] that setteds up a good -- sets up a good record for us. with that, chair now recognizes the very patient gentlelady from indiana, ms. susan brooks. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you so very much to all of you for coming and sharing. and that's actually what i want to talk about and, director leiter, you mentioned that there may be a hack of training. you mentioned we might have even had some fbi agents -- which causes me great concern. because after 9/11 we did extensive training. certainly, communities like new york, maybe los angeles, chicago knew a lot about terrorism. those of us in central indiana and throughout the rest of the country probably didn't know a lot about terrorism on 9/11. but then for yours led by -- for years led by the fbi and the federal government we went out as u.s. attorneys and worked to train our local law enforcement and our communities about prevention and te text of terrorism. -- detection of terrorism. and i'm concerned that we've very

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