runs washington square where? square park. so she defeated moses, not alone. she got 30,000 petitions. signatures in greenwich village. but she didn't defeat moses by beating moses. she cracked the code, which is don't focus on moses. focus on the elected officials who control? moses. so she put pressure on the mayor. she put pressure on the borough president. she got enough votes. it was credible that she could move election with this coalition, and that is what forced mayor wagner to cancel the road in washington square park and actually get rid of the road that was there. that technique would continue to work and would work for jane jacobs as well. don't focus on moses focus on the elected officials. so not having that history and background, just of the bad man and the good woman that us from some successful or from achieve doing as much as we can with our goals today. you know for example if you talk about cross bronx expressway, you suggest an idea, you know, can cap this thing and mitigate the impact on the middle sout

. >> his event drew thousands descending on new york's washington square park to see the 26 contestants action. >> i know a couple, like, flew from london or there was a guy from arizona, a couple random people. there was someone from australia that came out just to see it. >> the contest exploding in real life and online. guys, we're going to make a little bit of a pilgrimage across the street because the parking enforcement is yelling at us, which is totally understandable. chalamet even making a surprise appearance on. oh my god. >> the funniest thing would have been to let him win, but i think the way it kind of all panned out was funny enough and wholesome. cute moment. my name is paul moore. >> david, 20. >> experts aren't surprised that these lighthearted contests are all the rage. >> people are perhaps like dreading going into the holiday season with their family and having to talk about politics. this is just a fun it's vibes. you just come and watch a contest and then you can leave after it's very low stakes. >> it seems like both digitally and in the physical, these events ar

that on april first, mario hills confronted the victim who was lying down on a bench shed washington square parkrovoked hills. that pepper sprayed the victim before chasing him around the park. ultimately stabbing him twice in the torso. hills is in custody, awaiting a hearing to learn his sentence. 6 people are without homes and 2 dogs are dead after a house caught fire in san lorenzo. it was just before 12, 30 this afternoon on banned ot avenue near del rey elementary school. firefighters were able to put out the fire shortly after they arrived. but we're told the damage is pretty extensive and people won't be able to return there to live for the time being. the cause is being investigated. >> south san francisco police are asking people to be alert after a string of packages poached from their porches. these images that are shared by police shows several people walking up into stealing the packages. if you happen to see someone stealing a package or if you have your package stolen, you should contact. police said to protect yourself from porch. poachers police recommend to keep up with, you k

victor wembanyama, posting a callout on social media for a pickup game of sorts at new york's washington square park of views. and you can see people lining up to take him on, despite the cold and the rain. and it turns out, he can more than ball. you could say, he puts the rook in rookie of the year. >>> and now to the secret world of holiday returns and the surprising place some of those gifts you sent back really ended up. brian cheung shows us how companies and shoppers are cashing in. >> reporter: if you remember turning this grill, these mouse ears, or this holiday lawn flamingo, you might be surprised to find that holiday gift you just didn't want, well, it didn't go back on the shelf. it comes to places like this, where tens of thousands of items a day will come in. returns that will be someone else's discounted treasure. >> so how big is this facility? >> this building is just over 100,000 square feet. has 10,000 items coming in every day. >> jeff rexiciggal is manager. part of a company that have made a business off of returns with a boost from the holidays. for retailers, checking returns

best place to go to play chess in new york city, and he got suggestions, the fan suggested washington square parkreenwich village and how cool is this. despite the rain, they are just sitting there these are true players he showed up all about the strategy but cannot be held back. incredible, could you take them? >> i don't think i would bother challenging him at chess or basketball or pretty much anything. we are back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. keep it here for more news at next from washington with mike emanuel. thank you very much. [jeff laughs maniacally] (inner monologue) seriously, i'm on the green and all i can think about is all the green i'm spending on 3 kids in college. with empower, i get all of my financial questions answered. so i don't have to worry. empower. what's next. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. after working 25 years in the automotive industry, i retired. eight years ago, i just didn't feel like i was on my game. i started taking prevagen and i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. give it a try. i want

the washington square park. what else? celebrating his murder while suggesting other executives should also be targeted. so many executives are taking their names off-line on websites because they feel like they could be targeted. i'm sure they are getting personal security. before we talk about the inappropriate celebrating of the killer, can we talk about this anticapitalist? he had handwritings about his chronic back pain. he made his gun off a 3d printer. a tech wizard who graduated in 2016. it seems like this guy is divorced from reality living is best light. he doesn't realize on some level, killing somebody is going to put him in prison for the rest of his life. >> i am glad for everyone that is worried about this especially for brian thompson's family. they can maybe start to relax. what i find -- not worry that there's something else coming from them. i feel like there is a huge number of questions. a very smart guy. valedictorian at his school. i don't know what snaps. maybe it is the back pain. there is so much

a tasteless shooter look like contest at washington square park, where else, celebrating the murder,e targeted, many executives have taken the name off-line because they feel they could be targeted, i'm sure the a getting a personal security. before we talk about the inappropriate celebrating of the killer can we talk about this anticapitalist, handwriting is about the chronic back pain, perhaps a 3d printer from -- for the gun, graduated in 2016. dana it seems like this guy is devoid from reality living with a great life and now he doesn't realize killing somebody will end and put him in prison for the rest of his life? >> dana: i am glad everybody worried about her this especially for brian thompson's family, he is apparently caught and they can maybe start to relax but what i find, not relaxed but not worry there is maybe something coming for them? i feel like there is a huge number of inflections here, obviously was was a very smart guy, valedictorian at his school, had all these readings, i don't know what snapped and what happened, maybe the back pain, so much we do not know. w

he said anybody who wants to play me, come meet me in washington square park. when they visited new york the night before. he said chess is his favorite hobby outside of basketball. the nba, lean into this, connect with your fans and those are your headlines. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz for the forecast. >> after a rainy couple of days in new york city, it's drying out right now and it's beautiful. i've got happy people behind me. when i was coming out to do this, i saw you guys taking your picture with will cain, what was that experience like? >> so exciting. so awesome. >> i love getting my picture taken with will cain. if you look at the photos, you'll notice i snuck up behind will. i did photo bomb you. let's dive into the forecast. talking about some storms currently moving across the south to southeast, that's going to be the big story here the next couple hours, certainly one you want to pay attention to as we're seeing severe thunderstorms, isolated tornadoes popping unthroughout the rest of the afternoon, this is the area where we have

but yeah, the first time we did it, we shot in washington square park.hwestern together. and to work up the nerve to talk to someone. >> seth: yeah. >> and i wasn't even, like, in full character at that point the way we know it now. because i was still kind of getting there. >> seth: yeah. >> you know? and the first time we showed it for an audience, i was in the back listening. and they died laughing. it killed. even the first time. and i thought to myself, "oh, [ bleep ]. i'm going to have to keep doing this." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you know? but little did i know, 20 years later, i'd still be doing it. >> seth: you mentioned northwestern. you gave the commencement address at the school -- is it the school speech now -- >> school of communication they call it. >> seth: communications now. when we went there, it was a whole different gang. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: but this is something knowing you i believe you probably took it very seriously. >> i did. it made me very emotional. i love northwestern. >> seth: i do as well. >> and we have th

we took it to washington square park, butter me, who is just a little more attractive than me in a wayted some things allegedly. this guy, this guy was just a big fan of the show. and these individuals -- this was just unprompted, by the way. mp>> what did you with it? do you have it somewhere? >> the post-credit scene of the episode is gory. i want to warn you. he met a fate that i believe churned out pretty impressive. >> you were doing so well. >> thank you terrible. >> great segment. >> you win in the margerin. >> still ahead, members of the committee who investigated the january 6th attack are saying about donald trump's stated desire for them to go to jail. we're back in two minutes. o min. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that years after i'm gone this guy will be standing the test of ti... he's melting! oh jeez... nooo... oh gaa... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, libe

was quick to push back saying that every square meter is in their sovereign territory, and that would not change. rachel? >> maryalice parks reporting from washington, thank you. >>> senate democrats say they have uncovered more trips taken by supreme court justice clarence thomas funded by billionaire harlan crow. the 20-month investigation by the judiciary committee states thomas took a trip on a private jet to upstate new york and a jet and yacht trip to new york city. the committee says thomas had not disclosed that trip. no republicans were part of that investigation. >>> overseas now, we're learning more about the suspect in the christmas market massacre in germany, as dozens of victims remain hospitalized tonight, some fighting for their lives. we're now learning the name of the suspect. tom, what more are you learning? >> reporter: german officials confirming the suspect, who allegedly drove a car right through this christmas market when it was packed full of families on friday night is a 50-year-old who moved to germany from saudi arabia in 2006. germany's interior minister saying the suspect had "islamicic phobic views," and posts that en

square and central park, just outside the hilton hotel in manhattan. the first known sighting of the man who shot him as by the 57th st subway station. this cctv image obtained by the washingtonthe next sighting according to us media is at starbucks. police released this image from inside the cafe. then at 6:30am we see the same man in this video published by the new york times. he appears to be on the phone. nearby is the hilton hotel. brian thompson was attending a conference they are and according to police at around 6:1i0am the gunmen arrived and waited. minutes later this video shows mr thompson by the hotel. the gunmen approaches and takes aim at. he ignores a bystander close by who flees as the shooting begins. also as we zoom in, after the initial shot the gun appears to temporarilyjam and one firearms expert told us the gun may have a silencer. after the shooting brian thompson that is left lying on the floor. his assailant runs across the floor. his assailant runs across the street. police say he walked into an alleyway and headed north across central park on a bike. we have this image from the police showing someone in the same outfit with at the same rucksack. acc