brooklyn and we'll give you some. james, the half brother of our lord, says this: like a lament from god, you have not because you ask not. no song and dance about god controls everything and what is que, serr. serra, what will be will be. you have not because you ask not. we need to see prayer instituted back in america, sincere prayer, hard prayer. can we say amen to that? [applause] >> when you take that primitive, shall we say guts, when we take that primitive element out of religion, there is no religion. it's empty, filled with traditionalism, formalism, same old-same old as predictable as the day is long when we get back to the humble, oh, god, help me. and god will never fail us. before i walk off the stage, i'm not one of the official prayers, but i can pray anytime i want. i'd like to say a simple pray for you because i appreciate you and you need the lord. did you hear me? you need the lord. not only i need the lord, you need the lord, we all need the lord. so let's pray. lord, just briefly, we want to say

now the city is moving them to a remote terminal in red hook, brooklyn. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "transmitting live from mars" by de la soul. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we end today's show here in new york city, where police dismantled an encampment of asylum seekers outside the watson hotel wednesday night, threatening to arrest anyone who did not leave. videos show sanitation workers throwing suitcases into a dumpster. the asylum seekers who were recently evicted from the hotel your columbus circle were protesting the city's plan to house them in a 1000-bed shelter in a remote terminal in brooklyn. people staying at the facility told the group south bronx mual aid they have had to endure inhumane conditions including extreme cold. at a pressonference wednesday, new york city mayor eric adams questioned wther the asylum seekers camping on the sidewalk outside the watson hotel were migrants. >> i am not sure they are even migrants. there are some agitators that i think are doing as a

refused to go over to the shelter at the cruise terminal in brooklyn. so, democrats, there was a democratic councilman very upset about this says it's disgraceful. his name is robert holden, queen city councilman, disgraceful to say the least. the president is pushing his agenda but he doesn't want to fix the border mess he created. he will sweep fund the rug. >> steve: absolutely. so you have got this situation and that's the watson hotel in hell's kitchen up on 57 street area. a lot of people drive by it and horrified to see so many people. it's a hotel. but people are camping out in front of it with tents and stuff like that. those are the migrants because they were essentially told you have got to leave the hotel. but they said we don't like -- we just don't like the place they want to put us. these are people who are gusts in our country currently as their cases are being adjudicated. the city is rolling out the red carpet inn brooklyn, they will not go. obviously they are trying to make some sort of a statement. but the people who live -- my daugh

we are in brooklyn, new york, and this area in particular has gone through quite a renaissance. and why it's taken ages to wake up. we're going. let's go. could it be the end for seeing mummies in some of the world's most famous museums? in scotland, a chinese take on a traditional burns night supper. that's so tasty. i can actually taste the haggis. hi, and welcome to the great court here in the british museum in london. now, this apparently is the biggest covered public square in the whole of europe. and what a greeting for the six million visitors who come here every year to see collections gathered from all around the globe. well, a bit later, i'll be finding out why a growing number of museums are now rethinking their relationships with egyptian mummies. indeed, some are removing them from public display forever. but we're kicking off this week in new york. we ask if the city's famous nightlife, which went quiet during the pandemic, has finally come roaring back. we sent kimberly davis to find out. it's easily one of the most electrifying places in the world. new york. amer

surveillance video capturing a man driving a u-haul on a 40-minute rampage in brooklyn. jumping the curb onto the sidewalk. a pedestrian leaping out of the way. police following in pursuit. the u-haul hitting pedestrians, a police officer, and cyclists as it tore through the streets. >> there are pedestrians struck in the area and the patients reported it is the same u-haul truck. >> reporter: tonight, police are working to determine the motive and whether the driver was intensionally trying to hit all these people. police tried to pull over the driver, who sources identified as 62-year-old weng sor, but authorities say he refused to stop. screaming at one point he wanted to die. witnesses were horrified by what they saw. >> all of a sudden, i just saw this whoosh and i saw this man on a motorcycle, probably delivering something, just being mowed down. >> reporter: police say this went on for more than half an hour, through six different intersections. the driver hitting at least eight people before police finally stopped the u-haul. >> behind us is a u-haul truck stoppe

i stayed with buster, and as long as brooklyn was there, i stayed with buster and brooklyn. um, but we stayed with -- i'm pretty sure that beginning on the 8th -- the 7th we stayed at alameda. on the 8th i think we started staying as john marvin and greenville. >> how far away? >> a few minutes away. >> and who stayed there. did john marvin and his wife liz stay there as well? >> yes, john and lizzie. john and lizzie stayed there, and their kids. bus and brooklyn and i. i know bubba and -- lizzie's mom and daddy stayed there. um, and my daddy's best friend and his wife came in there. i believe they came before my daddy passed. i know they came after he passed and stayed there. >> and that -- how many nights do you recall staying there at greenville? >> so, i stayed at greenville -- the 7th was a monday, i stayed tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday at greenfield. i know that for a fact. >> and maggie and paul's funeral was saturday? >> i heard them say it was saturday, but -- >> was it memorial services? >> the funeral was on friday. >> it was on friday.

i know i rode with buster and brooklyn. i know that for a fact. >> the next morning, what did you do? we are talking about daylight hours on june 8th. what did you do? >> we basically got up and came back to mozel. >> do you remember roughly what time? >> i don't remember. i don't remember what time. there's things i remember about that morning, but i don't remember exactly what time we left. >> we will get to this in more detail. but during that period of time, is it hard to remember times, what time things started and stopped and how long things took? >> it's hard to remember. looking at these time lines and all these records, i mean, it sure helps. to just do it off the top of my head is very difficult. >> we will get to more of that. when you went back to mozel on the morning of june 8th, did you -- do you know whether you took a shower there or took a shower at almeda or at all? >> i know we took a shower at mozel. i did not take a shower before i left almeda. we basically got up and went to mozel. maggie's mom and dad

and as long as brooklyn was there, i stayed with buster and brooklyn. but we stayed with -- we stayed -- i'm pretty sure that beginning on the eighth -- i know the seventh we stayed at alameda. on the eighth, we started staying at john marvin and lizzie is at greenfield. >> how far? >> it is no distance. did john mar sin vin and his wife stay there as well? >> john and lizzie stayed there, and their kids, bus, brooklyn and i, i know bubba and -- well, lizzie's mama and daddy, and my daddy's best friend -- i believe they came before he passed, i know they came after he passed and stayed there. >> and how many nights do you recall staying there at greenfield? >> so, i stayed at greenfield -- the 7th was a monday, i stayed tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday at greenfield. i know that for a fact. >> and maggie and paul's funeral was saturday, is that right? >> i heard that in this courtroom say it was saturday, but -- >> memorial service? >> funeral was on friday. >> it was on friday. i know that for a fact, too. >> and then your fath

the studio was in brooklyn. he should have figured it out. >> jimmy: is that something you have to deal with on a regular basis? >> they call me the abbott. the abbott the best knower. he knows secret thing quous may have missed. >> jimmy: right, right. >> i pointed it out. >> jimmy: in this case, not a secret at all. [ laughter ] and then the show came to be. it became -- it's a big hit. you're on the third season. it's spectacular. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. you know, crazy. you know, every time i -- as i told you about the show, every time i do something, i try to visualize before i do it. and i actually was visualizing coming here. and i had a dream -- excuse me for talking about my dreams. >> jimmy: no, no, go ahead. >> you was in my -- well, the jimmy kimmel show was in my dream. >> jimmy: really? >> i was supposed to come on, i'm all excited, i sit down and ricky gervais -- >> jimmy: okay, yeah, ricky gervais. >> he took your place hosting because you went on vacation. >> jimmy: oh. >> no

surveillance video capturing a man driving a u-haul on a 40-minute rampage in brooklyn. jumping the curb onto the sidewalk. a pedestrian leaping out of the way. police following in pursuit. the u-haul hitting pedestrians, a police officer and cyclists as it tore through the streets. >> there are pedestrians struck in the area and the patients reported it is the same u-haul truck. >> reporter: tonight, police are working to determine the motive and whether the driver was intens intensionally trying to hit all these people. police tried to pull over the driver, who sources identified as 62-year-old wang sour, but authorities say he refused to wanted to die.g at one point he- witnesses were horrified at what they saw. >> all of a sudden, i just saw this whoosh and i saw this man on a motorcycle, probably delivering something, just being mowed down. >> reporter: police say this went on for more than half an hour, through six different intersections. the driver hitting at least eight people before police finally stopped the u-haul. >> behind us is a u-haul truck stopped succe

office, he can see across the river to brooklyn where he was born. when he was six, the family moved to the suburbs in long island. - east flatbush was a working-class, middle-class jewish, irish, italian neighborhood that, within a very fast amount of time, like, maybe 15 years, had transitioned to becoming a working-class, lower-middle-class, mainly west indian, also haitian, neighborhood. - i reminded him. i said, "the community that i represent is the community that your forbearers came and lived in." and i said, "we've purchased "their old houses that they didn't take care of. "and we have redone those houses, "and we live in them right now. "and the only thing that have changed in that neighborhood is the accent and the color of the people." - the institutions stay, but the people change. just different kinds of people are gonna be going there. and that's gonna be a haitian immigrant. it's not gonna necessarily be, you know, an italian kid from brooklyn. - so there's like this disconnect. he's like a new york city guy who never goes back to the

. >> norah: several people were injured after a driver hit pedestrians with a u-haul truck in brooklyn. >> we have no indication that there is any terrorism involvement in this incident.

>> saturday, we had plans with buster and brooklyn, and you have heard about brooklyn, who is buster's wonderful little girlfriend. and mags and i had plans to meet them in columbia to go to the south carolina, and it was a regional baseball tournament in south carolina was playing virginia, i believe. so, when i got back from savannah, and met up with mags, at some point, we headed to columbia. so, it was not a lot going on in between there. we headed up to columbia and met bus and brooklyn. >> did you stay in columbia saturday night? >> we did. we went to the ball game and i remember it was an evening game. we went pretty early and tailgated. maggie had reconnected with a college friend who coincidentally had married a college friend of mine, and they had a son who played for carolina and he was the first baseman. a really good little player. and we met them and tailgated with them, and it was a lot of fun. they had a lot of parents of the players that were playing for carolina. it was just, it was, it was a fun time. we tailgated and then we went, and it was a night game, and so we

>> saturday we had plans with -- with buster and brooklyn. you heard about brooklyn, buster's wonderful little girlfriend. and mags and i had plans with them to meet them in columbia to go to the south carolina -- it was a regional baseball tournament. south carolina was playing virginia, i believe. so when i got back from savannah, and met up with mags, at some point we headed to columbia. there wasn't a lot going on in between there. we headed up to columbia and met bus and brooklyn. >> did you stay in columbia saturday night? >> we did. we went to the ballgame. it was an evening game. we went pretty early and tailgated. maggie had reconnected with a college friend who coincidentally had married a college friend of mine. and they had a son that played for carolina. he was a first baseman. a really good little player. and we met them and tailgated with them. it was a lot of fun. they had a lot of parents of the players that were playing for carolina and it was just a fun time. we tailgated and then we went -- it was a night game. so we went

and to read at we'd like to welcome on stage brooklyn. brooklyn, jenkins. she is six years, young. she is brooks daughter. so if you'd like to read along with her. again. she's in the first grade, and she's a brilliant reader. take a look at the back of your programs. here's the letter and please welcome. brooklyn jane cannons are she is does. hmm. dear this attorney drink it. i. hmm. dear district attorney jenkins. i send you my warmest congratulations on your recent election to serve. invest san francisco dish your attorney i am proud to watching. continue break the barriers serving as an example to other young women across the nation that their dreams can be realized. well you may be one of the first, but you lose certainly not be the last. throughout your career. as a public servant, you have tackled tough issues such as enhancing public safety, where remaining committed to criminal justice reform. i took forward here. i look forward to hearing about your continued work on these issues. i hope you take tremendous pride in your accomplishments. i join your family, friends and co

and that's true from brooklyn park, minnesota, that i represent, all the way to brooklyn, new york, that leader jeffries represents it's also the guests that we're bringing tonight. and i would ask if you have some moments over the course of this afternoon and tonight maybe spend a little less time with u and little more time with their they are the soul of our countr my guest tonight is sheriff wit in minneapolis whose life story and remarkable path to her position is worthy of your time and i ask that you visit with her today and this afternoon to learn about her, what she represents, the possibilities that she represents, and how we as a country can come together over ensuring that we bring safety to everybody and not jus to some. and i want to remind all of you and the country that we believe in delivering for th people, not demeaning them. we believe in defending american freedoms and not destroying the we believe in constructing bridges, not burning them. we believe in lifting people up, not leaving them behind. we believe in decency and not divi in cooperation and not confront we

>> saturday, we had plans with -- with buster and brooklyn. you heard about brooklyn, buster's wonderful little girlfriend. and mags and i had plans with them to meet them in columbia to go to the south carolina -- it was a regional baseball tournament. south carolina was playing virginia, i believe. so when i got back from savannah, and met up with mags, at some point we headed to columbia. there wasn't a lot going on in between us. we headed up to columbia and met bust and brooklyn. >> and did you stay in columbia saturday night? >> we did. we went to the ball game. and i remember it was an evening game. we went pretty early and tailgated. maggie and -- maggie had reconnected with a college friend, who coincidentally had married a college friend of mine. and they had a son that played for carolina. he was a first baseman. and a really good little player. and we met them and tailgated with them and it was a lot of fun. had a lot of parents of the players that were playing for carolina, and it was just -- it was a fun time. we tailgated and th

, the brooklyn cruise terminal. he's trying to promote the housing option for migrants to go to this brooklyn shelter after the migrants were protesting last week in front of the manhattan watson hotel. they didn't want to leave, they camped out and made outside the street their home. the new york post says fed up migrants are abandoning new york city, taking taxpayer funded busses to canada. this gets wilder every day. mayor adams is saying you don't want to go to t brooklyn sheller the, here's tax money funded busses and you can go to canada. this is insanity. >> look, i'm not fan of the mayor. heobviously forgot what it's lie to be a police officer. he spent his career in law enforcement. he became a politician, put his badge in a desk drawer. he forgot what it's like to have a system of law. has he ever spent the night in a homeless shelter wit

and that's true from brooklyn park, minnesota, that i represent, all the way to brooklyn, new york, that leader jeffries represents. it's also the guests that we're bringing tonight. and i would ask if you have some moments over the course of this afternoon and tonight maybe spend a little less time with us and little more time with their guests. they are the soul of our country. my guest tonight is sheriff wit in minneapolis whose life story and remarkable path to her position is worthy of your time. and i ask that you visit with her today and this afternoon to learn about her, what she represents, the possibilities that she represents, and how we as a country can come together over ensuring that we bring safety to everybody and not just to some. and i want to remind all of you and the country that we believe in delivering for the american people, not demeaning them. we believe in defending american freedoms and not destroying them. we believe in constructing bridges, not burning them. we believe in lifting people up, not leaving them behind. we believe in decency and not division. in c

would kevin durant demand a trade out of brooklyn? the price would be astronomical but steph curry has already said he would welcome k.d. back on the worriers. the warriors won two titles with kevin durant and then things got hurt. time heals all wounds. speaking of wounds, brawl in the -- austin rivers did not like the tripping from the orlando bench. suddenly they are going at it. jayland suggs throws him down. bodies flying everywhere, no actually punches landed. five players ejected. women's basketball, stamford visiting washington state. haley jones, pulled up a jumper. 13 points for haley. to the fourth quarter, the sweeping hook. the cardinals cruises 71-38. this is all-star weekend in the nhl. fort lauderdale, the scene. down the surfboards and then has to pitch the initial logo to sink sidney crosby but he keeps missing. he is dry until there he goes. down goes sid into the drink. they have got to do that with the commissioner next time. that is must-see tv. this is a wrap on what exports. we have the warriors and mavericks r

those formative years in brooklyn and specifically in the projects shaped my life. and the most truthful revelation about your question is the shame, the vulnerability, and the insecurity. it has never left me. >> reporter: with 36,000 stores in 80 countries, starbucks has never been bigger. >> well, success is something you wear as armor and you project it. and certainly i do that in the role and responsibility i have and i carry with me the platform of starbucks, but inside there is still that question. are you enough? and you never really quite feel enough. and the hardest part of leading and being a ceo of a public company is you've got to project confidence and get people to believe. and there is always self-doubt. so how do you do that with projecting confidence and a vision for the future? that's real. that is the most truthful thing i can tell you. at 69, still asking the question, am i enough? >> reporter: for shultz you could say the coffee has been the easier part of the journey. the road ahead is still brewing. >> we are all imperfect. we are all human.

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fires are burning around three regions near the middle of the long pacific coastline. >>> the brooklyn nets trade kyrie erving and there are new accusations against new york congressman george santos. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. santos was accused of sexual harassment and ethics violations by a staffer. in a letter to the house committee last friday, derrick myers claimed he was hired in santos' office as a volunteer . in violation of ethics rules. he also said he was sexually harassed by santos. santos told the man his office was in the process of hiring meyers but was against it after they learned he was charged with wiretapping last year while working as a journalist. >> cbs sports says kyrie irving is headed to the dallas mavericks in a blockbuster trade. for irving, another player, the mavs are sending the nets spencer dimwitty, doran smith and two second round picks. erving's ti ibeenontroversial. he missed most of the nets home games last year for reviewsing to get a covid vaccine. he was suspended after posting a link to an anti-semitic film. >>> a

because being in brooklyn heights, won a lot of our customers come, there from brooklyn, but they've never been there. so, it creates exposure to that neighborhood and then a lot of our customers, they work with black people or they've interacted with them, or went to school them, but they've never been a neighbor to them. so, it's a totally different thing because when you're a neighbor, you kind of disarm yourself and then you become colleagues, or you become friends, then that ignites a conversation. and i think the conversation for me is, how can we propel more of this forward? how can the narrative extend beyond just myself and my shop? so like, like you said, -- we don't want to be the last. and i think that can only come through visibility, right? so for example, like, when i was a young black kid, i might be from harlem, or bedside, brooklyn, right? then come into the shop, they want to get exposure for the neighborhood, that they did know existed, but more specifically, they see someone who -- is successful and who didn't go through sports and entertainment. so, like that's

una escuela primaria que pintaban en las calles cuando un camión sembraba el horror por las calles de brooklyn con resultados mortales. >> sepan lo que consistiría un primer anticonceptivo para hombres, algo revolucionario en control de la natalidad. >> también celebraciones especiales el día de san valentín y y bodas que rompen récord hoy celebramos el amor. >> noticias telemundo la noche: >> somos más fuertes que este acto de odio reza en esta nota algo que fue dejado bajo un ramo de flores en honor a las víctimas del tiroteo en la universidad estatal de michigan. >> y cuantos más? es lo que vemos escrito en esta roca pintada de rojo convertida ahora memorial. esta noche hay ocho familias destrozadas, cinco alumnos murieron y otros más luchan por su vida en un hospital. >> precio por acompañarnos también esta noche se conoce la identidad de las víctimas mortales como también el nombre del tirador o nombre de 40 y tres años con antecedentes penales y con problemas psicológicos según su propio padre. >> tenemos los últimos detalles de lo que se sabe. adelante lourdes. >> que t

>> in brooklyn it is. >> jimmy: in brooklyn it is, yeah. [ laughter and applause ] what's the biggest movie premiere -- you've been in really big movies. what's the biggest one you've been to? >> i feel like -- "mission: impossible" was the biggest. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> that's when the movies were big. you know, everyone's -- things are different now. >> jimmy: where was that movie premiere? >> it was in many places but the first big one was in rome. >> jimmy: wow. >> a giant tom cruise movie, i was barely in it, i died pretty quick. [ laughter ] epic death, though. and they -- the way it works is for those giant premieres, they go to multiple cities. every day you're in a new city. and so they -- a lot of people, actors, bring a makeup artist, a stylist. and i was like, i don't want any of these people i don't know, i'm going to bring my boyfriend. so i brought my boyfriend instead of one of those people. and it was so fun. and we went to rome. i have to admit, tom cruise was very nice to my carpenter boyfriend. [ laughter ] spent all this time talking to him. >> jimmy: he's always

again i said that when he was in boston and brooklyn, too, so what do i know? >> well, hey, we think you know a lot. we are having you on. it brings -- it's going to put a lot of focus on this and what he does do next. probably even more focus than was already on him. >> yeah,a absolutely. the deleted post, we don't know when he deleted it. so i don't want to necessarily assume that the trade and the deletion of the posts are connected. but he had to know that there would be a response to deleting that post. so right there lets you know that even though he may be a good soldier, he is not going to not be kyrie. it will be interesting to see how he threads the needle between being what he has been and what he needs to be. >> he said i want to be in places i am celebrated, not just kind of tolerated. lz, thank you. we will have you back for longer next time. >> thank you for having me. >>> sibling rivalry on football's biggest stage. we talk to travis and jason kelce's mom about the historic matchup and which son she will be cheering for. >> how on earth do you d

a man is in custody accused of barreling through pedestrians in brooklyn, new york, killing one and injuring others. what we're hearing about the suspect. >>> aerial objects latest. more have been recovered while the debris from the other flying objects has yet to be retrieved. hear the latest what the defense department officials are saying. captioning funded by cbs officials are saying. >> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> breaking overnight, police are searching for a motive after a gunman broke out shooting at michigan state university. at least three were killed and others injured. a shelter in order was issued. authorities say he took his own life at an off-campus location. jarred hill is in new york with more on this. good morning. >> hey, anne-marie, we're learning a bit more about this suspect here. michigan state university police say the shooter was a 43-year-old man. what authorities don't exactly understand is why he was there. campus police say he wasn't a student, he wasn't staff, he had no apparent affiliation to the school, which is now mourning

>> what the [ bleep ] happened to brooklyn? >> brooklyn! >> the struggle is real, and that's what these shows show. >> every fool-ass comedian come through that door think they're sdwre lawrence fishburne in "boys in the hood." then they find out the hood gone. >> got to do the groundwork, got to help each other. >> johnny rhodes. >> roll in shit. >> oh, you're the mayor we're supposed to meet. >> that's right. i'm the mayor. if you're looking for an ass to kiss, it's mine. >> the premise is a wealthy family that lost everything. >> the only asset we have is this town my dad's character bought as a joke for my birthday. >> excuse me. i don't think my sheets have been cleaned. they smell like cigarettes. >> no, that's just the way they smell. >> i think that the concepts of class are sort of simmering under the surface of every show. >> on our way here, we drove through a town, not a word of a lie, called -- shittsville! >> in an episode where a couple from johnny and moira's past meet them for dinner, they run into roland and jocelyn. >> wh

he thinks he, like, runs the world. - the brooklyn art museum's exhibit entitled "sensation," featuring a dung-decorated painting of the blessed mother. - i think this show is disgusting. it's a terrible, terrible use of government funds. and i think we'll do everything we can to remove funding for the brooklyn museum until the director comes to his senses. - his second term, he became a guy i really didn't like. i went from a guy, like, "yeah, not so bad," to like, "ugh!" - and this started to rankle a lot of people in a lot of corners of the city, the animal lovers, the culture lovers. the black and brown folks were already, you know, clear that rudy was not gonna be their kind of guy. you know, so his coalition just started to fall apart piece by piece. "this is enough already. let's move on." - and then the parade had passed. it was done. now even his personal life was an embarrassment. his intolerance was unacceptable to a lot of people. he was really done. i think september 10th, he came out of city hall. watched him go down the steps with his entourage. not a single person looked

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finally stopped it near the entrance to a tunnel that connects brooklyn and manhattan. >> what we saw today is a clear example why every moment of every day the nypd must be prepared for every possibility. >> we don't know who this person is. we don't know what his aim was, what kind of harm he intended to do. >> police say they have the truck driver in custody and there are no known connections to terrorism. the driver's son said his father has a history of mental illness. >> next on kron, 4 news at 6 new data revealing the pandemic took a heavy toll on the mental health of teen girls. and we have an update on that breaking news we've been following out of michigan state university in east lansing, michigan. police now reporting another shooting on campus at a gym. >> police say a number of injuries are reported there. the shooting is near. the first shooting was near berkey hall, which is the department of sociology. the shooter is on foot. clearly has not been arrested. we do continue to follow this developing story and bring you as much information as we get as it comes into our n

i have always said that brooklyn is the wild, wild west. and now i have proof of it. you guys okay? he is certainly not a native new yorker. a four ft alligator was pulled from the prospect park lake on sunday morning of worker spotted the gator in the water and alerted park rangers. the stray reptile was lethargic and in poor condition. of course, alligators are used to florida like weather, and experts say it was likely shocked by the cold temperatures. that makes sense. so was i. this morning, the rangers managed to trap the gator without incident, and it was taken to the bronx zoo. for rehab. whoever dumped the alligator, though they could be in hot water. it's illegal to release animals in new york city parks. almost just say new yorker like floridians that hate the story, though to yeah, apparently, it's been nicknamed godzilla. and for good reason. i mean, look at the four ft. long alligator, but you could also see in that picture. you don't have to be an animal expert to see that it's in. yeah condition , right. come on. i feel you did this and why? why do people do these th

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the four-foot-long gator was first spotted at a lake in brooklyn, new york. authorities are trying to figure out how it got there. one theory is that the reptile was a pet that was dumped in the lake. authorities say it was lethargic, possibly in shock from the cold temperatures. it's now at the bronx zoo. and that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night.

. >> he was able to force his way out of brooklyn ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. larry: they forced their way out of brooklyn a few years ago. anthony davis dead it in new orleans. stars under contract teams to make decisions. >> it brings more people, more people are excited, the news hits we got from me being traded just brings more attention to the league and that is really what makes money when you get more attention so i think it is great for the league to be honest. i don't think it is a bad thing. it brings more excitements. >> i think it is a bad thing and corrosive to the system. fans and even lots of players do not like it has well because ultimately they may be going to a particular team under belief that player will be there. larry: it is great if you superstar who can wield all kinds of -- and force her way out of deals even with three years left on a contract. clicks and likes on a twitter do not equal money. ask elon musk. it is negative attention. beyond that i

by the brooklyn nets to the suns for four first round picks in the a host of players. it is rocking the nba before tomorrow's trade deadline. i think the warriors play the suns in mid-march. after the warriors tonight in portland, jordan poole swapping jerseys and smiles and hugs with his former teammate as gp two, gary payton ii. happy birthday to klay thompson, finishing with 31 points. this was a close game, but late fourth quarter, the warriors just kind of collapsed. the blazers go on a run and never look back. the warriors lose, 125-122. >>> big news for brock purdy. surgery on february 27th, a couple weeks from now to fix that ruptured ucl and his throwing elbow. reports indicate that texas rangers doctor will perform the surgery. it's a surgery similar to what baseball pitchers received, though it's not quite tommy john surgery. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. s

. >> in brooklyn, kyree wants out. he and the franchise failed to come to an agreement on a long-term extension. so because of this or bing has requested a trade ahead of thursday's trade deadline. now the lakers, the phoenix suns and the dallas mavericks are all teams that have expressed some interest in the brooklyn nets. star kyrie is seeking a four-year deal worth 198.5 million dollars. max, if traded, he's eligible for a two-year deal worth 78.6 million with his team gives it back to you guys at that. thank you, aaron. >> coming up, beyonce fans know they could have a really tough time getting tickets to her upcoming world tour. but how one bride to be, nonetheless says shooting for nonetheless says shooting for the stars. oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. hello, mi amor. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental he

hundreds of people in brooklyn, new york are struggling with as we speak. steve reports. >> a big though. star city boost our it was black. >> well, yeah, i think i think that was on your little bit too cold. and i heard that this is a going to be know, he there's nothing. >> nothing, no heat and its way too cold for that. this apartment building here in brooklyn's stir at city has been bone cold during new york's chilliest winter days. >> and this morning with a light went off by 8 come how it and it made it work in the garage door. everything was so do not think this building housing hundreds is located along pennsylvania and flatlands avenues. >> the community itself of stir at city has their own power set up different than con edison, which the vast majority of new york city uses the exact cause of this power outage in heat outages. unclear. but what is clear is how it's affecting the people could seen as a very old with these being the coldest days of the year. so far here in the area. new yorkers have to take extra precautions to stay safe. families i

by the brooklyn nets to the suns for four first round picks in the a host of players. it is rocking the nba before tomorrow's trade deadline. i think the warriors play the suns in mid-march. after the warriors tonight in portland, jordan poole swapping jerseys and smiles and hugs with his former teammate as gp two, gary payton ii. happy birthday to klay thompson, finishing with 31 points. this was a close game, but late fourth quarter, the warriors just kind of collapsed. the blazers go on a run and never look back. the warriors lose, 125-122. >>> big news for brock purdy. surgery on february 27th, a couple weeks from now to fix that ruptured ucl and his throwing elbow. reports indicate that texas rangers doctor will perform the surgery. it's a surgery similar to what baseball pitchers received, though it's not quite tommy john surgery. >>> okay, in case you forgot the super bowl is this weekend, the question is who is going to win? the eagles or the chiefs? for that, we go to our friends at the zoo. rookie followed the veteran, picking the chiefs for the win. the anim

he says shelter at brooklyn cruise is nothing like the prison they are making it out to be. >> what they said to me, thank you, mr. mayor. there are agitators that are doing a disservice to the migrants and the children and families moving to the hotels. >> todd: i'm dumbfounded by the sense of entitlement from the migrants. the shelter conditions, they call a prison, these conditions are better than most college dorm rooms that most college students experience. these are clean. you have some semblence of privacy, unlike college dorms. having been there, i agree with mayor adams, the activists are agitators. they are standing in front of the media and prevent the media from covering the party because they wound their socialist operation to take place in the shadow separated from the public. >> ashley: right, you talk about seeing it, you don't expects asylum seekers, migrants to come here and start protesting. when you hear mayor eric adams say agitatorings and activists are pushing them to stay in the cold, it is ironic the democrats and liberal activists slammed -- i mean, absolute she

a new shelter set up in brooklyn, but the migrants who checked it out say the accommodations are not up to the high standards they have now come to expect. >> it's very ugly, the beds are horrible, a piece of fabric, like a military bed. >> bryan has the latest. does the city have a plan to get the migrants or the encampment outside to move? >> looks like new york city is continuing to negotiate with the three dozen or so single adult male migrants who remain outside of the watson hotel now for three days straight, it is 30° outside, mind you. the city has offered to send them to two different shelters, including that cruise terminal in brooklyn. in fact, the mayor's office bussed a few of those migrants to that cruise ship terminal so they could see the accommodations themselves. yet the migrants still say the free shelter is inadequate, complaining about sleeping on cots with no privacy, having to go outside in the cold to go to the bathrooms and even complaining about the commute from brooklyn to manhattan. here is a translator on behalf of the migrants. >> we are humans, we are