and when gowanus becomes as they claim the venice of brooklyn -- i see -- >> i've been reading this,yeah. >> i mean -- >> who knows when it will end? you're right, a lot of very cool people are moving into the neighbor. >> let me play devil's advocate for half a second. how dare i do this to sir patrick stewart, but i'll do it anyway. for those who make this gentrification argument, i think the point that -- i dare not speak for them but i have many friends who live in brooklyn born and raised in brooklyn. i not the argument is that there's nothing wrong -- everybody, i'm a homeowner, everybody wants to the tax base. they want to see property values go up. they want to see the neighborhood cleaned up. they want to see schools get better. the question is for whom? and who's being pushed out in the process, and is the social fabric changing? is the culture changing? i know these are fights and debates they have in brooklyn all the time. they don't need me to weigh in on pbs. how do you respond to folks who have that concern, that the neighborhood is changing? >> it's a very potent argu

>> go to venice beach, nick. is the greatest day for the several men featured in this video, like this guy who thanks god for what just happened to him. >> there must be a naked bum under the dress because these people wouldn't be so excited. >> lord have mercy! >> i feel like this costume, i realize it's an anime costume but i feel like it's wonder woman meets popeye meets a school girl. >> she's a huge japanese anime character. probably one of the most famous. >> that is not known for mooning people. >> that's a little weird. >> things got a little aggressive. shut down the production. >> a man has a face-off with a sheep. >> he's like oh, you think i'm chill, huh? you think i'm chill? >> see how the sheep tells him he ain't chi. >> puppies bite back. >> no no no i need to close it. [ barking ] >> i need to close it okay? okay, fine. what are you doing? are you bad? you mad that i'm closing? >> this police officer got what he asked for. as you can see there, that is a donkey and this officer, they said arranged

>> go to venice beaching nick.i can tell you the greatest, this guy who thanks god for just what happened. >> must be a naked bum under the dress because these people wouldn't be excited. >> lord, have mercy. >> i feel like the costuming i realize it's an any may costume but wonder woman meets popeye meets a school girl. >> huge japanese anime character, one of the most famous. >> not known for mooning people in her comic. >> this is weird. >> police were called. things got aggressive. didn't like this, shut down production. >> that's our show. thanks for joining us. wool we'll see you for the next edit" >>> live from new york city, it's the wendy williams show! . today, christina milian is here and talking her new show and row man rumors. >>> plus, wendy has you covered with all of today's juiciest hot topics. now, here's wendy! [ applause ] ♪

be as much a advocate for this area of the city as she will be for chinatown, for polk street, for venice, cover all parts of the entire district. i know she will do that because she's got that spirit and that commitment. i know that she will also reach across to all the members of the board of supervisors and be a good compatriot i'm at a good supervisor that works with the others. as she clearly has a support. and so, i'm excited to introduce to you someone who has been a very good figure here, but also an active person, capers district but also someone who is now going to be in the public round representing all of this district neighborhood and supervisor. please, let me present to you the next supervisor for district 3, julie christiansen. >> [applause] >> okay let's take this moment and just take a breath. i'm usually hounding the past to talk to them. it's kind of interesting to go the other way around. people asked how far i'd be willing to go to look after district 3 and i hope this answers the question. i want to thank mayor lee. when a person puts this kind of trust in you it's

and to prove it, we sent a camera crew to venice beach, which is probably the marijuana mecca of l.a.find out what pot smokers know and don't know. let's see how they did in tonight's "pot quiz." >> what is your name and where are you from? >> jesse from nevada city, california. been living down in guatemala just on a trip coming back from mexico. enjoying the good vibes in venice beach. >> name three supreme court justices. >> three supreme court justices. i'm sorry, i can't answer that question. >> name three ways to smoke weed? >> you have a bong, you have a pipe, gravity bong is one of my favorites. >> name two u.s. senators. >> i have no idea. >> name two flavors of doritos. >> salsa verde and cool ranch. >> what state is jerry brown the governor of? >> i have no idea. >> what band was jerry garcia the lead singer of? >> the grateful dead, man. >> name three supreme court justices. >> i don't even know one. >> name three xbox games? >> madden, call of duty and dead rising. >> what is a prime number? >> let's say 8. that seems pretty prime. >> what makes it a prime? >> like big tr

>> go to venice beaching nick.n tell you the greatest, this guy who thanks god for just what happened. >> must be a naked bum under the dress because these people wouldn't be excited. >> lord, have mercy. >> i feel like the costuming i realize it's an any may costume but wonder woman meets popeye meets a school girl. >> huge japanese anime character, one of the most famous. >> not known for mooning people in her comic. >> this is weird. >> police were called. things got aggressive. didn't like this, shut down production. >> that's our show. thanks for joining us. wool we'll see you for the next edit" >> welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. >> charles here. >> so scott disick has a 1-month-old baby. but that did not stop scott disick from a wild, crazy and expensive weekend -- >> the guy went to party in aspen, all right? it's the right time of season. this is when all of the celebrities go and scott disick was not going to be held back. it's the third baby. it was a month ago. >> charles i agree with that for

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have a story filed in april about the city worst location for pedestrian accidents and fatalities venicevenue between market street and gary. >> reporter: crossing van nuys avenue on foot is a dangerous gamef beat the clock, no time to wait. >> dangerous to walk because of the traffic, you know, so people have to watch otherwise they lose their lives. >> reporter: this year, seven pedestrians lost lives in san francisco, four killed, including the person seenon this surveillance video moments before getting strucby a car. >> we know the streets were designed not for pedestrian safety or anone's safety. >> reporter: pedtrian advocate, nicole snider, says these streets were designed for cars, not peole in mind. they hope this will send a message. >> collisions are preventful. they are not accidents. they e preventful things. >> reporter: she supports the vision 0 plan to eliminate pederian deaths in the next ten years through enforcement and redesign ofrafficot spots. >> a b truck just barely ssed me, and it is scary. >> reporter: he says pedestrian deaths will keep happening as long as ca

this is outside the french embassy today in bucharest romania, look at the banner over a bridge in venice, in this a memorial gathering in prague. we have two reports tonight the beginning with elizabeth palmer in paris. >> reporter: if the terrorists thought their attacks would spread fear and intimidation they were wrong. in fact, the killings have brought the french people together in a rare display of solidarity and defiance. today they took to the streets and cities across the country to defend freedom of speech and the rule of law. france remains on high security alert with extra troops drafted into paris, including paratroopers mingling with tourists at the eiffel tower. all day flowers were laid near the kosher supermarket, the scene of the deadly siege. it has been confirmed that as the commandos moved in yesterday, they knew something the hostage taker didn't. an employee had hidden 15 customers, including a two-year- old in a fridge. i switched off the light in the freezer, he said, and i told them to keep calm. in the end, they all escaped with their lives. all over france on

towards the southern end, the midway started extending seven blocks east and terminating at venice avenue- van ness avenue. the presidio -- extended west of the racetrack which we can see here. structures included the livestock exhibits and athletic fields. part of the palace of fine arts and the state and international pavilions. 27 states and territories and 21 foreign nations constructed buildings for the fair. fortunately for you, i'm only going to discuss three. [laughter] first of all, the oregon building, which was a rustic billet -- version of the parthenon. 's outer colony consisted of 48 huge douglass for columns the same number as the outer colonnade of the parthenon in athens and the same as the number of u.s. states in 1915. the five-acre california building was the largest state pavilion ever built for next position. its west housed administrative offices while the eastern wing showcased five acres of exhibits from all 58 california counties. of the 21 foreign pavilions example i will use today is the pavilion of the netherlands. the netherlands pavilion was not meant to evo

have a story filed in april about the city worst location for pedestrian accidents and fatalities venicevenue between market street and gary. >> reporter: crossing van nuys avenue on foot is a dangerous gamef beat the clock, no time to wait. >> dangerous to walk because of the traffic, you know, so people have to watch otherwise they lose their

as with most towns on the adriatic, it was long ruled by nearby venice and retains its venetian flavor. in fact, the town is officially bilingual -- slovene and italian. today the square is enjoyed by visitors and locals of all generations, savoring the good life where the slavic world, the alps and the mediterranean all come together. ♪ >>> this week on "moyers & company" -- >> the american promise has always been upward mobility. we are living through a period of increasingly frequent downward mobility. i think people recognize that the economy is run by and for the 1% if you will. and i think that can only go on so long without there being more and more outbreaks of what used to be called class struggle, class warfare. >> announcer: funding is provided by -- anne gumowitz, encouraging the renewal of democracy. carnegie corporation of new york, supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement and the advancement of international peace and security at carnegie.org. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on th

buses 49 and 14 have both been rerouted a little bit to the east there on the south venice avenue between 14th and 26 of course that will make a good alternate route so would grow for the north and southbound travel also giving the problem or a problem here over by the panhandle and that is a water main break that occurred at baker and oak and of course all is a major inbound arterial and we and the stack appliance are flooded there. cash >>george: looking at the rest of the ride pretty good in this is we're not tracking and the freeway hot spots that is the good news the 580 ride a little sluggish and the dublin stock freeway still doing well for the most are at the bay bridge is a mere glance are active in the back of his already to the west grand avenue to your trip to the san mateo bridge study to build up with the drive times are still not at all 30 minutes west bound as it had over to hayward ahead from hayward out of over to san mateo. >> james: whether this was to be beautiful today is all right now as it looked at the visibility chart to see santa rosa is that 1 mi. visibility is

of the kosher market as well so that is one standoff that is happening there is the other san of venice raw materials will to the shooting at the newspaper. >>mark: the small city to the northeast-set down to the runways at the airport this is video for their original attack. the consent of all the letters on a to hostage standoff involving the terror suspects throughout the morning the bridge closure is coming in fact they're tame coverage right now on the closure we have covered chair. >> jackie sissel: were looking down toward the goal get rid of stress on the travel of the golden gate bridge take a look at it is one to address the different started on monday when they reopened because that want to put that movable media barrier in this weekend because of that mark were once at the close the bridge down completely for all car traffic for the entire weekend are some videos of the bridge and also of the animation alternately would look like when i put them movable medium. in the hope is that they can separate the north and southbound lanes of traffic to prevent accidents since 1974 and

>> part of the knicks in 64 to save venice continue but sometimes they think we overstate the impact and they gave the medicare example let it is probably the biggest of the filled legacy from kennedy and totally goes against the image as kennedy was really leaning on people and wilbur has not moved all in terms of medicare. so that is part of it. siderites does not pass because of the assassination but what ec because of selma. because of the unbearable pressure of activism and violence to the front pages of the nation. [applause] i think we have to end. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] . . >>> thank you so much for coming and my deepest apologies for the delay. i want to read a piece of my book of a conversation with two adult women that grew up as boys in afghanistan that have continued to live as an adult then men in afghanistan. when

george clooney marrying amal am mood even in a ceremony in venice.g a knot neil patrick harris and david, jenny mar cart i and donnie wall percentage. the other couples are heading for a splitsville. sarah, and robin thick's relationship after wife paula patton filed for divorce. a gwyneth paltrow and chris martin said that they have decided to consciously uncouple. and, some celebrities were behaving badly, justin beiber facing charges for several offenses including drag racing, drunk driving and egging a neighbor's home. singer chris brown arrested for probation violations, and assault, shy a labeouf pleads guilty to disorderly conduct, and beloved comedian bill cosby, falls from grace, and faces the scandal as multiple women accuse him of sexual abuse. tracie minister again is still recovering from a serious brain injury and is involved in a lawsuit begins wal-mart after the company's truck slammed in the back of the limo van the comedian was driving in. >> jennifer. >> reporter: some star that looked like jennifer lawrence, kate up ton and kristi

sound the call the police department there arrives here and then they spotted the u-haul truck on venice by this time they got a little bit closer to the u-haul truck of course they were long gone there were not sure if it was a stalling u-haul truck because they couldn't use the fake driver's license to make off with that nonetheless they came inside apparently they knew exactly what they're doing accordance investigators because they went after certain sections of the store to see most expensive item in their talking jackets up to $400 they made off and ran all the managers for inside and find out exactly what was so let's try to access the survey is video to give the police department all they know at this point they're looking for two suspects would bandanas over their faces and a license plate on the you all had ag one >>will tran: no one was inside at the time the security guard was on sin no was injured and no one was injured during this little or deal with the police officers than ever call in the pursuit simply because the wall was simply too fast for them. >>mark: process and w

that's venice italy it is usually 78 degrees whenever it was taken. says 24 minutes ago.ature is accurate. who knows. we have to check that. this shows you you can look in your own area you will no know based on the information what the weather is like for your neighbors. say the neighbor has their street plowed you don't you have something to work with there. >> thank you so much. for more tips you can log on your twitter@cyber guy. >>> it is now 25 minutes after the top of the hour our live storm coverage continues. millions waking up with snow all over the ground. cities brought to stand still. travelers left sleeping in the airport. we have all of the breaking winter storm details straight ahead. >> and deflate break. the nfl has its eyes on someone who could be behind the super scandal involving the patriots. >> first on this day in history back in 1948 the first tape recorder was sold. oo will oo in 1996 monica seles won her first grand slam since being attacked. ♪ u for being a sailor and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my her

then we would go over to venice once in a while. then we had a very sad occasion which happened some people will remember we he had a huge earthquake in greece. and we were the first ship to arrive to help the poor people who had been suffering from the earthquake. and i'll tell you, it was a disaster. in fact, the first night i was on the ground with a sleeping bag, and we had some tremors come up right at me, and i ended up five feet in the ground. and tsh-so woo had tsh-we brought in some -- we brought in some protective gear, for the injured and older people. and we put them in tents. and took very good care of them. one morning when i woke up, the tents were not gone but they were now occupied by the police. the police had thrown the support people out of the tents and then gone in themselves. so i had a cook from rhode island, and i told him, i said, get those police out of that tent. so the lance corporal went over and got the people out of the tent. but then he was the cook. so he set up a chow line, people would walkthrough

. >> pigs are reportedly running rampant in a venice community.randall west country club village has recently reported wild hogs tearing up residents' yards. >>> the uconn huskies are the 2014 naacp national champs. >> thank you. coming up more problems. >> earthquake. we're having an earthquake. [ laughter ] >> thousands of traditional skaters. >> this was a close race but only for a short while once the votes and ballots started rolling in. excuse me. >> you live around here? >> wow. you're super pretty. you want to go on a date sometime? >> reporter: we're live on the air on ktla actually. >> reporter: make his first appearance, but in this case lebeau did not have that. >> that's mario diaz. i used to work with him and chris mullin, our producer behind the scenes, used to work with him, too and that was erica. >> i think i worked with two people on that reel. we all have the ability to get on it sometimes. >> i'm glad we're not on it. >> never know. >>> it is the movie that almost was not shown at all. now sony says the interview will soon be

you know, this is venice with crocodiles, isn't it? we made the reverse commute. carr wanted us to see the difference in vinho village. you know, i have to think that there was a temptation for a big-deal i.t. guy from america to come in and say, "okay, we're gonna put the school here; we're gonna put the clinic there; we're gonna put a road here, and this is where the wells are gonna go," right? that's what you wanted to do wasn't it? >> if you come here with an american ceo mentality-- "we're gonna make a plan; we're gonna do it; let's go"-- and give out orders, that is the wrong way to do development in a rural like this, because this is their village, and they need to make those choices. >> when carr first visited in 2004, school met underneath that magnificent baobab tree. >> that was the school, and they had a blackboard under it. [singing] >> after the villagers told him they wanted a new school, carr spent $100,000 helping them to build it. [applause] and just across the road, there was a line waiting at the new clinic they asked for, built for $200,000. >

special adventure, traveling to three of the most exciting cities in europe: florence, rome, and venice italy's my favorite country. these are my favorite italian cities and you're about to see why. i'll be with you during each intermission sharing special tips on traveling smartly as together we celebrate the value of public broadcasting right here in our communities. if you've got any friends bitten by that travel bug, give them a call or text them right now, because we've got a wonderful itinerary planned for you. in the next two hours, we'll share not only the marquee attractions of these great cities, but we'll get to know the back lanes, the edible delights, and the locals so proud of their heritage. now raise your travel dreams to their upright and locked positions, because together, we're heading for italy's cities of dreams. our first stop: florence-- birthplace of the renaissance.

one of the mcguffey readers had material from "the merchant of venice" which cast jews in a bad light. and so on. in any case, whether or not that really was a central influence on ford, it tells you something. -- something about him that he wanted to bring back these great old-fashioned textbooks of the good old days. that, to his mind, was what america needed. henry ford in 1915 is going to promote peace. some people think he was pro-german. but he certainly was a pacifist. and one of the things he pays for is what is known as the peace ship, with a jewish woman named rosika schwimmer, and the -- who is also involved in this peace ship that is supposed to sail around and promote peace during world war i. many people ridicule the peace ship and ridiculed the pacifism that it was promoting. some will argue later that ford who quarreled with rosika schwimmer, was going to move from her to generalize about all jews. certainly ford was unhappy about the bad publicity he received connected with the peace ship and all that went with it. and the reason ford was worried about the bad publici

look at it, it looks just like the one in venice. inside, there are lots of gems. largest bell inside chimes every hour but at noon the tower comes alive with the sound of a concert carillon. 60 bells producing musical tones. brian tang, a former cal student, is one of the few people who are masterfully play it. >> it's completely mechanical so the softer that you strike it the softer it is. you can also play it quite loudly by hitting it. >> reporter: when it was first being built, there were only 12 bells designed for the tower. today, the original ones aren't hard to identify because they have the name jane k.saither on them. over the years they have added more. today there are 61 including the 11,000 pound great bear bell which features carvings of young bears. it is open to the public. >> it's pretty heavy. >> reporter: what many don't realize is that inside is a large collection of fossils housed here even before the tower was entirely completed. >> this is part of our fossil heritage. this is a record of prehistoric life in california right in our own backya

maybe you saw your bestie in baltimore, grandma in grand rapids, or were vacationing in venice.someone else's room, sleeping in someone else's bed. unbeknownst to you, you might have picked up the world's nastiest hitchhiker -- cimex lectularius -- the dreaded bedbug. if they weren't in your house before, well, they might be now. >> bedbugs are back. >> you don't want to mess around with this. >> you only need to sit in a chair that's got bedbugs for 20 minutes and they'll be on you. >> reporter: as the owner of town & country pest solutions in rochester, new york, matt fabry spends a lot of time going home to home trying to eliminate people's bedbugs. and for many exterminators, their best ally in this fight is man's best friend. >> we were one of the first exterminators that actually purchased a trained bedbug dog. >> hey! where's roscoe? >> he's working! >> reporter: of course you've seen them on tv -- >> roscoe, the bedbug dog inspects everywhere. >> reporter: the bedbug-sniffing dog has become the first line of counteroffense. and it's no myth. dogs, with their superior sen

then we would go to venice once under a while. but then we had a very sad occurrence which happened. some people will remember. a huge earthquake in greece. we were the first ship to arrive to help the poor people suffering from the earthquake. it was a disaster. so in fact the first night i was on the ground in a sleeping bag and we had tremors come up right at me and i ended up five feet in the ground. and and we brought in protective gear for the sick and lame and -- not the lame and lazy but for the injured and older people. and we put them in tents. we took very good care of them. but one morning when i woke up the tents were not gone but they were now occupied by the police. the police had thrown the poor people out of the tents and had gone in themselves. so i had a cook named noonsio kasso from rhode island. and then nonsio i told casio get those police out of that tent. so lance corporal went over and got the tent, the people out of the tent. but then he was the cook. sew set up a chow line. people would walk through and

[laughter] i wish she lived in venice a little more of the of to try to capture what it was like in the renaissance to not just combine art and science but believe there was no real difference between art and science. thank-you. [applause] >> to aid us now is author of the book was on the front? >> it is a motorcycle in the middle of nowhere in patagonia the bmw high-tech that motorcycle for three years and rode it all over the world. >> host: