they were handed out masks you know when you went you know north of 96th street into you know upper manhattan and into the rocks they were punching people in the face so i think a lot of people you know in arresting them so i think there was an explosion that was going to happen. and you know you can talk also you mention the democratic control of cities and i think that you know there is a valid point that you know some democrats have failed in their management of cities however and a lot of the cities mayors are blacks it's me think it's be very transparent but then in some cases even the police chiefs are black but what i'm saying is a lot of this is systemic and when you have a system it doesn't necessarily white supremacy a systemic so you don't necessarily it's not about who's at the head of the system and in addition the state like i live of course in the baltimore area but the state is run by a republican it was pretty. funded it depend on the state when we are up in the senate races and we go to market right now and then if we get in if it's so literally black and white a lot about b

jobs and as a result gangs are involved in this state of violence all over brooklyn, the bronx, upper manhattand shootings are up 200% in new york city. i think a lot of this, whenever this happens in chicago or d.c. or new york, the local leaders blamed the nra and responsible gun owners, and they say, there is an iron pipe line of guns coming into our city, but magically, they only go off when they get into the cities. >> tucker: the nra exists to preserve your right to defend your family from violence. if you have leaders who are simultaneously encouraging violence, and then working to prevent you from defending yourself against it, you should be concerned, shouldn't you be? >> i think you should be very concerned. there's a lot of violence on the streets of new york right now. robberies are up, assaults are up. nice things are up so yeah, absolutely. ideally, everyone would be armed. new york city has very strict gun laws but it doesn't seem to be stopping it. >> tucker: yeah, i would say just the opposite. seth baron, thank you so much for coming on tonight. thank you. >> thank you, tucker

. >>> i lived across the street from the park, actually, on 110th in upper manhattan. >> we who lived at central park as our backyard.t iwa easter vacation. kids, we could hang out a little later because it was no school till monday. i seen a group of kids entering the park. at the time, i followed. >> coming out of kennedy fried chicken, yusef came my way and asked me about hanging out with him. and that was it. >> you go from hanging out with friends, thinking that you're going to go skateboarding in the park or walk around the lake to mayhem. >> on the night of april 19, 1989, approximately 30 to 40 teenagers assembled at the northeast corner of central park. >> we just got a call of a 40 males inside central park acting disorderly and harassing people. >> i was working a 4:00 to 12:00 with my partner. and we started to get a lot of radio runs of a group of black and hispanic teenagers assaulting and harassing people. >> pick up of an assault at 102 and east drive in central park. it's a roving band. >> basically we took over that whole park. we just walked down the street and beat

manhattan. i'm beginning to see some reports of lights coming back on selectively in the upper west side, maybe her geographies. but i want to be very careful there. there is a blackout in manhattan, and it seems to me they are working on it as we move through the sunrise of new york city. stay, open on this job anastasia amoroso will join us. -- dr.. l arian, and mohamed el-erian. blackrock ase of well. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the bloomberg business flash. uber made more love great debt for the first time, uber made more money -- for the first time uber made more money delivering food than it did delivering people. the company is maintaining its quarterlyintaining a profit by the end of next year. t-mobile is now officially number two. its merger with sprint has helped to the company overtake at&t to reach over 98 million subscribers. it expects to add 1.9 million new monthly customers this year. first place verizon has about 119 million customers. that is your bloomberg business flash. isncine: the bank of england reassuring, tryin

this is the upper westside of manhattan on thursday.ice said this man walked out of a subway station at broadway and stabbed a 40-year-old woman in the back. the nypd is looking for information about this unidentified man. he is wanted for assault. a bicycle shop founded by lance armstrong is walking away from a contract with the austin police department. allegedly because officer used their bicycles during black lives matter protests. portland mayor said some rioters were trying to commit murder. let's discuss the violence with a former justice department prosecutor and a republican congre congress -- candidate for congress. welcome back. i think we may have this image of this woman trying to protect private property. he was older. she was hit by toxic paint. the woman lives in the neighborhood can be seen in the video attempting to stop people from vandalizing a building before someone shouts and points if her face. another person dumps paint on her. someone in the crowd can be heard on video saying this is not your world anymore. ano

of them what they wanted and then they realize are going to be ostracized hampton's the upper west side of manhattan if they continue to look like they're supporting him right and now they're the most staunch critic so trump you just laugh at it as you know it's not serious because well why didn't they speak out against him 20152016 then i see the never trumpeters that are on the air mccall all storm or not all i think the general are all 5 ok. well there may be more actually right you see rick wellstone you see nicolle wallace you see on of our all these republican strategist we're. can't name one campaign they've actually ever won in the past 15 years but they're put on as so-called republicans and then their job is to speak out against trump to get the pure of the idea that even people most on party are against him until you look at gallup polling and he's the highest of any president in terms of party loyalty and history so that's the thing this is all a game i don't think really that the ana navarro of the world either she was a never republican or b. now she really doesn't hate trump or nicoll

you could see that the upper east side of manhattan, if you can recognize that, unemployment doesn't rts of the bronx, unemployment tripled to 30% or higher. same subway line, by the way. while the upper east side is facing only modern drops, the bronx is experiencing levels of unemployment that have not been seen since the great depression. the population in the bronx is 44% black and 56% hispanic or latino. this is a compelling reminder that black and hispanic workers and their small businesses are suffering the most. these are the essential workers who are dying at a disproportionate rate from coronavirus. joining me now is council man richey torres. you have just won the democratic party primary. you will be on the ballot for that in november. so you are likely headed to congress. and this picture of economic disparity, which, by the way, has always been the case between the upper east side and the bronx is now exacerbated. it is now very, very clear that living in the bronx is like living in a developed country -- a developing country, i mean. >> when new york city gets a cold, t

unfortunately, they are now in charge and that's why new york city just converted hotels in the upper west side of manhattannto homeless shelters, suddenly there junkies and convicted all over the neighborhood. no one in charge cares. >> it's moving day on the upper west side were 300 men are taking up residence after living in shelters downtown. 1 of 3 hotels on the upper west side contracting with the city to house new yorkers experiencing homelessness. the other, isabel claire were hundreds will live indefinitely. one look at the state sex offender registry shows 13 offenders are living there and at least three have served time for crimes against kids and at least one is a level three offender, the highest designation possible. if it's about a block and a half from a playground and a handful of primary schools. >> tucker: retail is leaving too, it's hard to do a business, companies like the gap and victoria's secret are keeping manhattan locations shuttered. recently summed it up this way "there's no reason to do business in new york. just months ago, he ran one of the highest grossing restaurants in the

. >> the president is in new jersey but earlier today he stopped here on the upper east side of manhattanre his brother robert was hospitalized, the president making that stop for about an hour, the white house not elaborating on his condition but saying that he is seriously ill. robert is the youngest of five siblings come at a press briefing, the president commenting on their brotherly bond. >> i have a wonderful brother, we have a great relationship for a long time, from day one. it's a long time ago and he's in the hospital right now. hopefully he will be all right. he's having a hard time. speak of the 72-year-old served as a former top executive within the trump organization, he married his longtime partner in march and two months ago, roberts trump filed temporary restraining order trying to block a tell-all book by his niece mary. earlier this year, robert was hospitalized for about a week, there is still no word on his condition. >> trey: alex hogan, thank yo thank you. tonight, one of the biggest campaign issues is the disastrous state of america's liberal run the city's, one of

that's why new york city just converted hotels in the upper west side of manhattan into homeless shelterssuddenly there are junkies and convicted rapists all over the neighborhood. kids can't go to the playground and no one in charge cares. >> it's moving day on the upper west side where 300 men are taking up residence after living in shelters downtown. 1 of 3 hotels in the upper west side contracting with the city to house new yorkers experiencing homelessness. the other is the bell claire, welwhere hundreds will live indefinitely. at least 13 offenders are living at the bell claire. six have been labeled "sexually violent" and at least one is a level three offender, the highest designation possible. >> tucker: just in case you're wondering why people are fleeing the city, retail is leaving, too. it's hard to run a business when vagrants are using your lobby has a toilet, and they are. companies like the gap and victoria's secret are keeping their manhattan locations closed as a reopen in other states. "there's no reason to do business in new york." i ago, he ran one of the highest gross

. >> take a good look at the upper west side of manhattan on thursday.an walked out of the subway station at 70 second and broadway at lunchtime and stabbed a 4-year-old woman in the back seemingly unprovoked. the nypd is looking for information about this unidentified man. if you know anything get in touch, his wanted for assault. a bicycle shop founded by lance armstrong is walking away from a contract with the austin texas police department. according to a now deleted toast mellow johnny's is holding business because officers used their bicycles during black lives matter protests. mellow johnny also said it is not anti-police. portland's mayor saying some of the rioters in his city were trying to commit murder and that's not all. let's discuss it with former justice department prosecutor jim trustee and republican candidate for congress purchase owens. welcome back to both of you. we have this image of this woman who was trying to protect private property, she was doused with toxic paint by protesters who were trying to attack and damaged the police p

we have power outages on the upper east side of manhattan, it is a bit of a mess on we'll get so we'll get in to that. and now 160,000 lives have been lost and new warning from dr. birx. president trump is saying that he is optimistic that there will be a vaccine by election day despite what the experts are saying. and also this morning, the new health alert about marijuana and your heart. sales have been spiking during the pandemic, so we need to listen. and alyssa made plan knlan milg that she thought that she would die from coronavirus. and also a couple that has gotten fit during quarantine. and beyonce's tips for us great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> a texas man captured this close encounter with a lightning strike. he was watching the storm roll in the houston area this week. and he took this video of the pouring rain for

>> he took the country girl, and he really showed her the life of an upper-class woman in manhattan.but the rich investment broker just can't compete with connie's greatest love -- the camera. they soon divorce, and connie gets her first paying gig as a society photographer in palm beach for the associated press. >> women, when she first started out, they were not doing careers. she basically stepped into a man's world and ran the show. >> after one year on the job, she returns to new york and works as a public-relations photographer on the maiden voyage of the s.s. brazil. then a lightning bolt of inspiration strikes. >> she went into central park, and she basically just started photographing babies. >> why babies? >> when she was a young girl, she was always around babies. she naturally gravitated towards babies. she ended up going back the next day with prints selling some of her pictures to a mom, and the career was born. >> in 1940, constance opens a photo shop on central park south. she quickly becomes known for her ability to capture faces and expressions other baby photograph

six homeless reported by the new york post that are on parole an they were put on the upper west side of manhattan near an elementary school there. how does this happen? >> can i talk to you about that please,? bill hemmer have you ever seen junkie shoot up? >> on video, yes. >> okay. i remember the first time as a prosecutor i saw a junkie, i wa looking for a witness, shooting up, it's like the first time yo hear a rattlesnake or you hear shot gun rack up, you know instinctively how dangerous and how wrong it is. that is what people are seeing as they walk along the street they are around the upper west side. not only is it near a playground , it's in the shadow of the museum of natural histor that you take the children to g see. there are near an elementary school, convicted. let me remind you, bill, that according to many sources, statistics show that have offended and molested hundreds of times before there ever caught. and they are right there, under this act by mayor de blasio. you walk on the street women ar getting harassed and yelled at. there are people shooting up very in there are. so

in a single manhattan neighborhood, the upper east side, robberies have jumped by 286% this year.hings fell apart. new yorkers who could leave the city did leave. the entire tax base fleeing to florida. bill de blasio watched these entirely predicable things happened, glassy eyed, breathing through his mouth, probably too high to process it all. in the end, de blasio concluded that none of it was his fault. new yorkers, he decided, have had it too easy. what they need is more suffering. today, de blasio announced that he claims to encircle the entire city with military style checkpoints, not to stop violent criminals, but to prevent people from visiting from other places. there was no public discussion of this ahead of time, there was no debate. de blasio just decreed it. >> starting today, we're going to do something new in new york city. we will have checkpoints at key entry points to the city. travelers coming in from those states will be given information about the quarantine, they'll will be reminded that it is required, not optional. they'll be reminded that failure to quara

you about what's going on in other cities, bernie, because the homeless now are checking into manhattan's upperling me the city is just not the same, it feels unsafe. new york city housing thousands of homeless people in high-end hotels amid coronavirus and reportedly include sex offenders and residents have been speaking out. they don't want homeless shelters right next door to businesses. they say it's bad for neighborhood. you've got tents and everybody's belongs on their backs right on the streets of new york right now. what's your reaction to what has taken place in new york? >> mayor de blasio has taken new york city back 30 years. we are going back to where we were in the david era and we are going back to where we had violent crime in the streets, we had homeless in the streets, we had panhandlers and probably the lowest quality of life than any major city in the united states and i want to touch something on -- on, you know, congresswoman dingell said a few minutes ago and talking about the covid virus and people were leaving and concerned about covid. i want to clarify, maria, covid i

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm strolling along the swanky streets of the upper east side of manhattany reached out to us just a short time after her husband died. she wanted to talk about her strange inheritance, which she tells me takes up an entire room in her home. >> my name is carole postal, and less than one year ago, i lost my beloved husband, bob. he left me nearly 10,000 toy soldiers, which he called "the guys." >> a whole room on the upper east side -- i'm hoping it's shoes. >> uh, not quite. >> no way. it's not shoes. it's soldiers? across glass shelves, the tiny troops stand shoulder to shoulder, ready for battle. let's see. there's george washington... generals robert e. lee and ulysses s. grant... not to mention ancient and medieval warriors. a history of world combat in one jam-packed man cave. your husband must've spent a lot of time putting this together. >> lovingly, over 40 years. >> it's really magnificent. i really did need to see this. you were right to get in touch with us. >> oh, i'm so glad you feel that way. >> i would love to learn more about it. >> i'd love

upper west side, and, you know, at two a.m. in the morning they're harassing him, blaring sirens, blowing whistles, flashing lights. and, you know, just with around the corner from here fox news, midtown manhattan addicts taken to the heart of midtown, shooting up in broad daylight. they're discarding syringes. and, you know, what's mayor bill de blasio doing about it? ten shootings in new york city in the last two days, and de blasio's out there painting another mural on the street. what's your take? >> another mural for a group that was inspired by a terrorist that was founded by admitted marxists that has a fundraiser that's a convicted terrorist. that's who he's supporting. that's who he's supporting. and these people that were at the commissioner's house, these people that are running around the city tearing it up, they're out there doing that because they know they can get away with it because he has reins on the police department. the bottom line is it's his fault. all of this is his fault. and i gotta be honest, gregg, i put a lot of this on the governor as well. greg greg yeah. >> if the mayor can't do the job, then the governor should be out there getting rid of him and get somebody i

manhattan hotels on the citizens dime. no surprise moving companies are breaking records in new york as people flee, junkies now pleasure themselves on the once calm streets on the upperside. "sex and the city" is now "per"s on your lawn." >> you are seeing the democrat road map for america, you see that with new york, a billion dollars they took out of their police department and crime has gone through the roof. and far left prosecutors who side with the criminals and target law-abiding citizens. >> greg: that's all true but because it's from him the media denies it. if trump praised pasta, the press would declare it lasagna a crime. what does our most famous prosecutor have to say about this? >> we are experiencing a moral reckoning with racism and systemic injustice that has brought a new coalition of conscience to the streets of our country demanding change. america is crying out for leadership. >> greg: what does that nonsense even mean? you can blame the shutdown for killing our cities boat what kills is mayhem and hopelessness and especially cynicism. cynical democrats who treat criminals as a voting block while people who love their city, cops, teachers, shopk