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it was a historic night at the brooklyn navy yard here in new york. hillary clinton officially celebrating becoming the first woman to clinch the nomination of any major presidential party. last night she reflected on what that means to her in an exclusive interview with our david muir. she said it's a milestone and will send a signal around the world. >> you have talks so often about the unfinished business not only in this country but around the word when it comes to women's rights. is having the first female american president part of that unfinished business? >> it is, david. and it is of course, symbolic. but symbols mean something. and symbols often can spark hope and action in people, particularly young people. and i think it will be a real milestone with my nomination for our country. but it will also send a signal around the world. >> reporter: clinton told david she is now focused on unite willing the democratic party. she said her campaign has already been in talks with the sanders campaign but she hopes to have a personal conversation with

the democratic nomination. >> so she addressed supporters in brooklyn last night as the first female presumptive nominee of a major party pulling off a resounding victory in new jersey get this, by more than 60% of the vote. >> the big prize delegate rich california clinton with a wide lead as the votes came in. last night's win are padding her delegate lead, as well pushing her well past the 2383 she needed. it's your voice, your vote. elizabeth hur has the latest from brooklyn where clinton declared victory. >> good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning to you. yes, it was here at the brooklyn neighbor yard where hillary clinton claimed victory speaking for about 30 minutes. first thanking her supporters then denouncing donald trump. calling him unfit to be president. history for hillary clinton. >> the first time nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee. >> reporter: this turning point in american politics comes exactly eight years after clinton had to concede the same nomination to barack obama. before her big event in brooklyn, she sat down for an exclusive one-on-one with david muir.

that they believe was created by the shooter in the ucla incident. brooklyn park officers responded to the 2400 block of pearson parkway at a residence and made a welfare check where they did locate an adult female found deceased from an apparent gunshot wound. subsequently homicide investigation is being conducted with the assistance of the county share rev's office and medical examiner's office. there is again very limited informationrev's office and medical examiner's office. there is again very limited information that i can provide beyond what i've told you being that it is very early in the investigation. what i can tell you is that we have multiple detectives working on this case and we're working with the los angeles police department to coordinate our efforts. >> do you know the relationship between the shooter and the victim? >> i do not. >> any early indications on how long this woman's body was inside that house? >> what i can tell you is we believe at this point that she was deceased prior to the ucla shooting. but because it's so early in the in

amy: a spepecial t thanks to caa for that report from the brooklyn navy yard. ring her victory speech on tuesday night, hillary clinton looked ahead to the general election, attacking donald trump. >> the stakes in this election are high and the choice is clear. donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be president -- [cheers] and he is not just trying to build a wall between america and mexico, he is trying to wall off americans from each other. when he says, let's make america great again, that is code for, let's take america backwards. amy: that was hillary clinton last night. donald trump gave his victory speech at his country club in briarcliff manor, new york. it was the first time during this campaign that he was using a teleprompter. his campaign said that he wrote the script along with his inner circle, discussing people like his daughter ivanknka trump. dolores huerta, the issue of the wall is been in the forefront in the last two days because donald trump has raised it. he is trying to get the judge to recuse himself, who is overseeing the civil lawsu

the subject was the owner of roscoe pizza and bin in brooklyn 20 years they are about to adopt a baby portrait state for hours so while he painted the portrait i headed out to check out crown heights rand the local businesses. >> i do want to check out his work. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pete said he delivered? >> i am doing a story on him right now that is why i appear. >> once it is finished he wants to bring them together and have them examined in the brooklyn museum they have not said no but they have not said yes. he does have a web site you can go on line to sign the petition to urge the museum to house to the exhibit. >> benefits from financial support we have raised a little over $40,000 to run the project one year to get the paintings and over all walks of life and we are $10,000 away from that goal in attacks deductible donation can be made to mackey has 60 portraits to go people have 200 by the end of the month committee members can go online to the free portrait project of mine to have their portrait painted. >> key is dedicated himself to making people happy so that should be app

we visited the brooklyn headquarters for the clinton campaign.arlon marshall. >> how much of what you are doing now is changing or being driven by what is happening on the republican side of the ticket? >> i'll say our strategy is focused on reaching voters where they are and in many ways. we are up on tv right now. we are organizing in every state. we have a lot of staff in the battle ground states. we take donald trump seriously. the more ways we can talk about what hillary will bring the better. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is taking donald trump seriously. a no gloat policy. they are not laughing at anything in his campaign. they want to use this as a moment to define donald trump. that's why hillary clinton will be in columbus, ohio today to deliver a speech on the economy using donald trump's words against him. how he would be unfit, she says, to lead the u.s. economy. christine and ryan. >> thank you, jeff. >>> four gun control amendments defeated in the senate. spurred by the attacks in orlando last week. as expected, blocked monday

the clinton crowd in brooklyn counted down. 8 p.m., the polls closed in new jersey and soon hillary wasrojected the winner. >> hillary clinton the projected winner. >> the sign was up in brooklyn, history. hong kong -- we all owe so much to those who came before and >> bernie sanders stayed in california campaigning to the end. he moved millions of americans, reawakened leftist politics in america and he told lester holt his movement has not lost. >> i'm going to be meeting with our supporters to figure out the best way forward so that we have a government which represents all of us. >> reporter: trump did not give the night to clinton appears before she did. >> to all of those bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of super delegates, we welcome you with open arms. >> reporter: clinton tonight is focused on beating sanders in california. >> people here in the district were watching hillary clinton's historic night tonight. shomari stone continues our team coverage now in northwest washington. >> reporter: good evening. this is unprecedented. hillary

will give him a second chance and reviving his career with the brooklyn cyclones this summer. former all star released this statement upon the news of the signing saying i deeply regret incident that occurred and remain remorseful and apologetic to my family and been ongoing therapy and will continue with counseling going forward. i appreciate the mets organization for believing in me and providing the opportunity to come back home to new york. elsewhere in mets personnel moves struggling michael confordoe in a slump for majorities of the 2016 season batting 148 since may first. replacement is brandon who is called up from vegas. first selection gm seeing back this 2011. he is handling news well and earlier today we spoke to the media. he said just take this as, you know, an opportunity to work on some things. he said you know, it happened to him and he came back stronger for it. got an opportunity to work on some things. and i'm going to make the most of it and i'm going to come back and i'll be -- you know i'll be the the player i was. player i am. >> high hopes for himg and

the choice facing america. jake? >> jeff zeleny in brooklyn with the clinton campaign. of course it is potentially a history-making night. it was 100 years ago women couldn't vote in this country and we're on the cusp of a woman being a nominee from a major party. let's go now to brianna keilar, she's with bernie sanders' campaign in santa monica, california. we've been hearing a lot of suggestions from the sanders' campaign that they're going to take this all the way to the convention, even if clinton gets the majority of pledged delegates and the majority of the popular vote. >> that is what they have saying, jake, and as of moments ago senator sanders was at his hotel in the los angeles area meeting with top advisers figuring out where to go literally as well as figuratively. his campaign manager jeff weaver said the senator would return home to burlington, vermont. certainly the campaign is aware of the optics of a home ward retreat. what that could look like or signal. they're discussing whether or not senator sanders will be headed to washington, d.c. he has a ral

the brooklyn navy yard was built in 1801. it opened in 1806. r966 created good jobs good democrats, at least that was the theory. she visited last night and we are thrilled to bring you megan murray -- megan murphy. i want to cut to the moment where women were way out front. how did they perceive this victory last night for the secretary? moment,wo most powerful the clinton campaign echoed the speech that was all about women's rights. what they had gone through to get to this point today, and there was the second moment when she got the biggest cheers of the night when she brought up her mother. she said, i wish my mother was here. tom: this is the new york post, esther murdoch's paper -- mr. murdock's paper which takes the high road. john: i think everyone -- megan: i think everyone was a bit surprised. tom: the town is more of a step back before the bitter feud can -- begins. megan: everyone taking a breath. if you look across the headlines , it is really looking at the hand of history on her shoulder and how important this is in terms of wome

and there's the crowd at the brooklyn navy yard. ll note the hillary logo in the large big screen monitor on the wall upper left. perhaps they would like to regulate the intensity of the crowd so they'll pay attention to the interduction which we know will be a convention style, short, gauzy film. they're allowed to do that to say good things about their candidate before the candidate comes out to address the crowd. >> they have chosen a theme and point for the video and they let it out to the press several hours before that happened. it's hard to overstate how big california is. 40 million people live in california. just in one city in california in los angeles, can you fit the entire population of north dakota and south dakota and montana with change. so we're looking ahead toward california. 475 pledge delegates there. and the sanders campaign and the clinton campaign both put in absolutely everything they've got into winning that. the race has been clinched by hillary clinton. hillary clinton right now and the sanders people don'

you mentioned of sensors for the brooklyn bridge for cracks. what's the impact of realtime data monitoring of our nation's transportation and assets as it relates to public spending on maintenance. >> yeah, we are not monitoring the brooklyn bridge. that was a case example that other people are doing. it had nothing to do with us, i want to get it. >> my position, i really see it getting into annually, moving people in car go more efficiently but also access management in realtime. we can put sensors out on our bridges and monitor smart buildings with regard to energy system and we can monitor and we can put sensors out on a water system to see if there is any potential leaks on the pipes. what i am looking at is a control center. it does not have to be one mass si i have of the building. by doing that, you will get more efficiency and it will go nicely with the smart city concept. the platforms allow everything to be interconnected. it needs to be something there in realtime to gain efficiencies of the system. >> as you have this control center

the house was vacant. it happened on east 26th street near 14th avenue. no one was hurt. >>> in brooklyn, flames engulfed an mta bus. a passing driver recorded the scene last night on the gowanus expressway and 86th street in bay bridge. there were no passengers on board and the driver got out unharmed. it started as a minor problem on the bus. robbed at gunpoint. >> they pushed me down, and they said don't move. >> the woman talks exclusively with cbs 2 about the frightening ordeal involving three men. plus a developing story in west virginia. flood waters raging out of control. neighbors helping neighbors during the chaos. >>> a piece of history burr rid under the new york wheel on staten island. >> this weekend is not disappointing. can we expect the repeat tomorrow? i'll h >> elise, the yankees got a little help from the twins today. we'll show you what happened in that game. look who's back with the mets, jose reyes. this time, he brings with him baggage. at subway, you'll love our mediterranean collection. it'll make anyone's day brighter. ohh. i need something to make me feel bett

the brooklyn native and two-time cancer survivor, died jumping in front of her son who survived the shooting>> she loved everybody equally. >> reporter: she was one of 49 killed. and now minute by minute accounts from police. >> it was just shots fired call. it wasn't until a lot closer that i was aware it was an active shooter call. >> reporter: the gunman, omar mateen. authorities releasing partial transcripts of their communications with him. >> while we're not releasing the audio, i can tell you while the killer made these statements, he did it in a chilling, calm, and deliberate manner. >> reporter: the gunman beginning his roughly 30 minute rampage, exchanging fire with police twice before barricading himself in a bathroom, taking hostages. at 2:30 a.m. the shooter called 9-1-1, pledging allegiance to isis, telling the dispatcher i'm in orlando, and i did the shootings. at 2:48 a.m., police bring in hostage negotiators. they speak with the shooter three times on the phone. >> any time we can engage a suspect who is in a hostage situation, we definitely want to keep them talking. >> rep

this was the scene as clinton came out to a thunderous reaction from supporters at the brooklyn navy rd tonight. "the associated press" reported last night that clinton had collected enough delegates to clinch the nomination, but the clinton campaign wanted this -- tonight to be the victory speech and she went right after her opponent. >> it's a simple, but powerful idea. we believe that we are stronger together and the stakes in this election are high, and the choice is clear. donald trump is tempermentally unfit to be president. >> and these are the numbers so far in the democratic new jersey primary with 93% of the votes counted. clinton with 64% of the votes to bernie sanders 36%. it is a rout in new jersey of the race was called early in the night. remember, the democrats distribute new jersey's 142 delegates proportionately. this is the way it looked at camden county headquarters in cherry hill where hillary clinton supporters were at a watch party. and discussing her mission and what they believe is a need to beat donald trump. and trump won every with no active opposition. ove

the latest. she's in brooklyn. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and diane. nd thanked her supporters who i have to tell you, so many of them waited hours first outside then again inside the brooklyn navy yard here all to witness history. now, as far as clinton's victory speech is concerned, we should note here, it came exactly eight years to the day she conceded the race to then senator barack obama. now, fast forward to today. her current democratic challenger senator bernie sanders just made it clear in california that he is still in the race and clinton tonight took the time to commend and congratulate him. >> i want to congratulate senator sanders for the extraordinary campaign he has run. and the vigorous debate that we've had about how to raise incomes, reduce inequality, increase upward mobility have been very good for the democratic party and for america. >> reporter: and senator sanders is right now in santa monica, california, addressing his supporters. thanking them for being part of the political revolution and again, we understand he just made it

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he returns tomorrow, playing third for the brooklyn cyclones. he was on suspension for his domestic violence arrest last october. he said he deeply regrets what happened and the mets weighed before bringing reyes back to where he started his career. here was a conference call this afternoon. >> jose understands the mistake he made, has taken responsibility for it, but at the same time, you know,ostraci. i do believe he is a a mistake, and a good person who deserves a second chance with conditions. we felt he deserved a second chance and that that second chance was most appropriate with us, a place where he spent a lot of his formative years. >> the mets understand they will draw criticism for this move from some. reyes will continue counseling and therapy. the mets are in a hurry to get his bat into the lineup. got a call with michael conforto going to las vegas. he struck out with just 216 at-bats. conforto stuck around to talk to reporters before heading to las vegas. the hope is for him it's a short trip to >>> michael panetta turned in his be

after midnight, la pd called the brooklyn park requesting a welfare check and it was related to the recent ucla shooting and the female was on a hit list they believe was created by the shotter in the uclan incident. brooklyn park officers responded to the residence and did locate an adult female deceased from an apparent gun shot wound. homicide investigation is conducted with the assistance of the sheriff's and medical examiner's office. there is again very limited information to provide beyond what i told you at this point. i can tell you, we have multiple in [inaudible] i do not. >> any indication of how long the woman's body was inside of the house? >> we believe he was deceased prior to the ucla shooting, but as we are so early in the investigation and timing we don't know at this point. >> no other calls on her? >> no other calls to that home. >> had you ever had a disturbance call to that address? >> not in the recent past. previous to that, i don't know and the detectives can come up with that in the the future. the information as it unfolds in the next couple of days, we'll work

taking a live look right now at the campaign rally, this is taking place at the brooklyn navy yard. just yesterday hillary clinton got the delegates she needed to be the

the judge should go. >>> and laid e street justice heads to brooklyn. right outside the campaign headquarters of -- guess who. >> hillary is up there, too. did you know that? >> i do. >> what do you think of her? >> not good. >> "justice" rolls on in a minute. stay with us. >>> hillary clinton turned the state department into her private hedge fund. the russians, the saudis, the chinese. all gave money to bill and hillary and got favorable treatment in return. it's a sad day in america when foreign governments with deep pockets have more influence in our own country than our great citizens. >> that's donald trump this week drawing the battle lines in the race against hillary clinton and her web of scandals. trump planning to give a major speech this monday to outline his case against clinton. so what exactly should be included in that outline? let's ask the man who wrote the book, author of "clinton cash" peter schweizer. i don't know if you heard the segment before you, but you know, i have long believed that that personal private server was set up to b

the scene. no power outages or injuries reported. fire officials say there's no immediate danger to nearby residents. >>> looking at this city bus engulfed it caught fire last night in brooklyn. the driver who was the only one on board safely escaped. the cause still under investigation. >>> everything is cleaned up after a water tanker flipped over the the bronx. the driver of the truck lost control and hit a pole causing it to overturn. happened last night. trying to figure what caused the driver to lose control. >>> new jersey transit workers could still strike next week. to extend the no strike deadline. hundreds of employees, they're threatening to walk off the job if the two sides can't reach an agreement on the new contract by the end of this month. officials plan to make an announcement on monday. a strike could force 40,000 commuters to find other ways into new york. >> ripple effects already being felt from britain's decision to leave the european union. stock markets plunging around the world including in the united states where it s this morning no one can say with certainty what exactly is going to happen next. here's more on how that split could directly affect

house officials this afternoon, out of respect of the people still voting president obama is not yet prepared to endoors anyone. we are live in brooklyn, new york, abc 7 news. back to you. >> elizabeth, does the clinton camp think sanders will stay in the race even if he suffers significant losses tonight, including here in california? >> reporter: that of course is up to sanders himself, which by the way yes he is vowing to fight on saying that he's not conceding based on speculation. having said that, though, we understand he is open to reassessing where his campaign is headed dependent upon what happens tonight and that reassessment could happen perhaps as early as tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you so much, elizabeth. >>> planning is under way for the funeral of the greatest of all time, muhammad ali. >> one bay area rabbi will be speaking at the service in ali's hometown of louisville, kentucky. abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is here with the details. >> berkeley rabbi michael learner got a call from the boxing champ's family on sunday asking him to speak at the memorial service this friday. the two worked together in the peace m

what they, what the clinton campaign, and i've talked to people in brooklyn at the campaign headquartersith this, what they want to avoid at all costs is to be the superdelegates to be over the top and tomorrow, they don't want a bunch of superdelegates coming out saying it's inesh inevitab inevitable, here i am. that is not how they want to do this and they need to move into a mode of trying to woo the bernie sanders supporters and they know this is a touchy issue for them and they want to bring everything possible to bring them into the fold and a, b, they've set up a big event on tuesday night in brooklyn at the navy yard there and they planned as they were saying earlier, nia, to mark this historic moment if she does, indeed, do it becoming the first female presidential nominee. >> all of us know it's sort of real estate, location, location, location. this event that's scheduled for tuesday night by the hillary campaign at the brooklyn navy yard and that's going to be an event where she will formally say presumably, it's over. >> she could have been in california and it's not risky a

he's live at the barclays center in brooklyn where the draft happened. a lot of hopes and dreams riding on this pick. >> it was 20 years ago when allen iverson was the number one overall draft pick for the 76ers. the last number one overall pick. and you saw how he changed around the fortunes of the sixers franchise and the sixers are hoping ben simmons can do the same thing. here he is being selected tonight. >> the philadelphia 76ers select ben simmons. from melbourne, australia. and louisiana state university. >> reporter: ben simmons grew up in australia. his dad played for sixers coach brett brown in australia. so this is a dream come true. he left australia to go play hoops here in america in high school. he had to talk his mom and dad into it. and boy, did it pay off. the number one overall draft pick out of lsu. he is so versatile. he can do so many different things on the court. i asked him, how nervous he was before getting picked. >> my legs were shaking. i was a bit nervous. but i really enjoyed the experience. >> i don't know how excited six

on a monday four weeks from the convention after he has seen how bad press has dominated for donald trump and aware that hillary clinton has a small army of people in brooklyn who are a part of her campaign, professional political organization moving forward. now, we don't get a sense that there is a definite game plan of who would step in. so in the short run, it does make the most sense that corey lewandowski's replacement would in fact in a practical sense be paul manafort. but what this really signals is that donald trump wants to win, recognizes he is not performing well as a candidate, recognizes the organization he has put together and has brought him this far is not functioning properly in a national campaign environment this close to a convention. the republican party that has been at odds with donald trump got its message through to the candidate and he is responding. so some of the areas where corey lewandowski was responsible. this outreach to the gop. even the vp vetting process. now, we know that a law firm and well experienced lawyer is running the checking the vetting as it's called. corey lewandowski had as part of his portfolio handling th

edelstein: we are not monitoring the brooklyn bridge, that is a case example that other people are doing. controly vision for the centers of the future, i really think getting into moving people and cargo more efficiently, but also access management in real-time. -- assets management in real-time. we can monitor bridges, smart regardgs, or is -- with to energy systems. we can put sensors on water systems to see if there are any leaks. what we are looking at is a control center, again it could be a virtual control center, it does not need to be one massive building. the control center would monitor all of the assets that the agencies own, operate and maintain. and i think by doing that you will get more efficiency and i feel like it will dovetail very nicely with the smart city concept. i think there are platforms that they will be using allow everything's -- everything to be interconnected, but there needs to be a control center that monitors all of these in real-time. to gain more efficiency of the system. sen. fischer: and as you have a control center that is monitoring, i would assume

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before we leave, we want to look at the brooklyn navy yard in new york city where hillary clinton supporters are gathered. >> clinton is leading sanders. don't forget polls in california are open until 8:00 p.m. >> see you at 6. >>> breaking news as we come on the air in the west tonight. hillary clinton makes history. the first woman to become the presumptive nominee for a major party for president. what she will do tonight before sitting down exclusively with us. >>> plus, donald trump moments ago issuing a new statement on that judge after a republican revolt. >> tropical storm. slamming into the coast. flash floods and a reported tonight. tonight, you will see the damage. >>> the swimmer convicted of sexual assault. the outrage of what his father said. and now the judge the center of the storm after a six-month sentence. >>> road rage with a pickup truck forcing a couple off the road. tonight, a new case and how police used these images to catch the drivers. >>> a baby kipnapped at the mall. tonight, how they caught the

. ♪ >>> we're keeping an eye on the brooklyn navy yard in new york where hillary clinton is expected any moment to her supporters, having been declared the winner of the new jersey primary today. >> california could make history tonight, the golden state has 475 delegates to award to the democratic presidential candidates, the most of any state voting today. >> yes. we want to bring you the latest numbers on this primary tuesday. in new jersey, hillary clinton is the projected winner with 59% of the vote. bernie sanders, 41%. >> clinton has a lead in south dakota. >> a close race now in new mexico. clinton has 52% of the vote, sanders, 48%, with just over half of the vote counted at this point. >>> here in california there is a very full ballot of candidates running to replace barbara boxer, it's expected to be a showdown between two democrats. abc7 news is live outside of the delancey street. >> 34 candidates on the ballot for the first open senate seat in california in 20 years. but this is the race that will likely come down to two democratic rivals. attorney general kamela harris

. >>> we're keeping an eye on the brooklyn navy yard in new york where hillary clinton is expected toak any moment to her supporters, having been declared the winner of the new jersey primary today. >> california could make history tonight, the golden state has 475 delegates to award to the democratic presidential candidates, the most of any state voting today. >> yes. we want to bring you the latest numbers on this primary tuesday. in new jersey, hillary clinton is the projected winner with 59% of the vote. bernie sanders, 41%. >> clinton has a lead in south dakota. >> a close race now in new mexico. clinton has 52% of the vote, sanders, 48%, with just over half of the vote counted at this point. >>> here in california there is a very full ballot of candidates running to replace barbara boxer, it's expected to be a showdown between two democrats. abc7 news is live outside of the delancey street. >> 34 candidates on the ballot for the first open senate seat in california in 20 years. but this is the race that will likely come down to two democratic rivals. attorney general kamela harr

that is the headquarters for clinton at brooklyn navy yard where people are starting to get revved upnew reports say president obama is eager about to get into this campaign, hit the campaign trail and stump for hillary clinton. there could even be an official endorsement, we're told as early as tomorrow. why did it take so long? well that is another issue. issue comes as no surprise. mr. obama is reportedly most excited about going after donald trump. why ever would he be? this president has taken every opportunity to take a swipe at him over recent months, even while overseas, and joining me now, host of the chris plante show, in washington, d.c., chris plante, republican strategist, former aide to secretary condoleeza rice. sara linde. good to have you with us. the prospect tonight we'll see a first female presidential nominee of any major party, how excited are you? >> i mean it is historic. it is exciting to see a woman rise to these rank, i wish it were a different woman, dr. rice, but i didn't have the option and it is a big night and congratulations to women across america i w

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. >>> starting on sunday fans of the brooklyn cyclones will get to see a very familiar face, jose reyes. if things work out he could rejoin the mets in two weeks. the combination of is reyes and david wright led the team to the playoffs in 2006, but he was with the blue jays and rockies and last year faced a domestic violence accusation involving his wife. the commissioner put him on administrative leave and he was suspended. colorado no longer wanted to deal with him, and now he's a new york met again. the mets know all eyes will be watching, and they know everyone is not too happy. person and baseball. >> he can do a lot of things to help us. we're just excited to get him back out there, and obviously, you know, hopefully he brings a lot to the table for us, because we can use that dynamic. >>> the yankees are starting to make a move. they have won six of eight and go for a sweep sunday against the twins. the weather, jeff, was perfect as the fans were enjoying the summer pass time. eight. he only gave up one run. it came in the bottom 2nd when brian dozier launched this hit. carlos b

taking a live look right now at the campaign rally, this is taking place at the brooklyn navy yard. just yesterday hillary clinton got the delegates she needed to be the democratic nominee. she's yet to declare any kind of victory, but it's possible she'll do that tonight. now to california where bernie sanders has been continuing his campaign. no matter how you slice it at this point, tonight's win in new jersey, hillary clinton could rule out any chance of bernie sanders getting those delegates he needs to get to tonight. he's been working so hard to get the super delegates back to his campaign. right now increasing pressure on sanders to concede at some point. going to the trump national golf club in westchester, new york, this is where trump's team said he'll be speaking and reading from a teleprompter tonight. an unusual move but currently he's in the middle of a controversy because of his quote mexican heritage. so it could be a change of tactic, letting him speak a little bit less off the cuff. although it's served him very well to this point. if you're feeling primaried out,

jackie robinson picked up his bat and hit a ball and the brooklyn dodgers win the pennant.joe louis dismantles the pride of aryan supremacy by knocking out max. jesse lewis runs at am la -- am beulaher -- am laker to speed ad wins four goad medals. rosa parks sits on a bus in 1955 and a young seminary student from boston university stands up and takes the complex ideas and dips nit chocolate so big mama can understand it. and then from louisville, d. [cheering] -- emerged the civil very-tongued poet who took the ethos of somebodiness to unheard of heights before james brown said, i'm grabbing and i'm proud. muhammad ali said i'm black and i'm pretty. [laughter] >> black and pretty was an oxymoron. blacks did not say pretty. the first black millionaire in this country was not oprah but madam c.j. walker blocker -- walker who made products in order to help black people escape they're africanity, but muhammad ali said i'm proud. i'm pretty. i'm glad of who i am. and when he said that, that infused in africans a sense of somebodiness. to extrapolate mull mull -- muhammad ali fr

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events that we've had in that century and i just want to say very quickly that one of the great things about brooklyn is that one day you can be a deliveryman and the next you can become a world famous author and that's who we have here tonight. it's my pleasure to bring up the co-owner of the bookstore who is going to introduce tonight's event [applause]. jessica [applause]. >> good evening everyone. i'm jessica and we are so pleased tonight to be hosting ta-nehisi coates to present his new book. he is going to be speaking tonight. we are so grateful for this partnership that allows us to bring you these events in the brooklyn voices series in this beautiful space that has a lot more seating in our bookstore. we had a great season with other authors and were looking forward to more great authors coming. you can find all the ticket information on our website at greenlight.com. before i turn it over to the speakers, just a few housekeeping things. please silence your cell phone or other devices. there is no photography during the event. if you purchased a ticket you should already have received your c

it appears the brooklyn strain has spread even to beirut. >> radio beirut. . >> cnn has become the most trusted name in news. same way a broken clock is trusted to be right twice a day. >> cnn changed their slogan from this is cnn to at least it's not fox news. >> how is it possible that this mix of religions, of cultures? >> you know geographically how it is. beirut's so tiny. we've got mountains. we've got the sea. we're surrounded. and then there are so many factions that you have to deal with everybody. ♪ ♪ a small percentage get to exist ♪ ♪ where is the oil where is the wealth ♪ ♪ just need us some help >> syrian filipino rapper chino. >> monday is hip hop at radio beirut. at radio beirut it's like a really awesome place where there's live bands playing all week long. >> we created a platform for emcees to try their skills in front of people without the prejudice, without the judgments. although we do judge. we do make fun of them. ♪ making magic like my name was copperfield ♪ >> lebanese free style legend hussein, aka aa, the preacher man. >> you were

he lived in the mayflower hotel and never left brooklyn. the first thing he heard as a junior, freshman congressman was the debate over national origins and it shook him to his core. he was deeply upset by what he heard and then spend essentially the next 50 years of his life trying to reverse it. the world changed not only for him but for everybody in 1929 with the crash of the stock power ofd the rise to it of hitler, which -- adolf hitler was put into motion a new immigration crisis. it is quite remarkable to note that in the very active world of holocaust history and particularly in the assessment ofthe role in united states rescue of holocaust victims and potential victims, that there is only one person in the entire literature, which is mostly, tremendously negative who consistently gets good marks, even for the strongest critics of american behavior during this period, scholars like david is the only person they say never lost his moral compass. when one goes through this period, the highlights or low lights of it, he puts his attenti