our thanks for the campaign host here in brooklyn. for margaret and for me, until tomorrow, we say sayonara. ♪ alix: we are moments away from the closing bell. i am alix steel. joe: and i am joe weisenthal. ♪ alix: stocks rising in the u.s. as the s&p 500 plummeted to within -- s&p 500 came to within a fraction of a point near an all-time high. joe: but the question is "what'd you miss?" google's earnings

. ♪ mark: tomorrow, we go from brooklyn to the brooklyn in the midwest in iowa. in bernie sanders will be our guest and i will be joined by jennifer jacobs of "the des moines register." our thanks to the clinton campaign for letting us come in and broadcast the show. until tomorrow sayonara. ♪ emily: google shares are rising in after-hours trading. why some investors are concerned that they won't be able to keep themselves in check. i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." coming up, highlights from my studio 1.0 interview. reddit's new ceo is taking steps to define the site's policy. i will be joined by the new venture, arm.

mark: brooklyn today, where will we be tomorrow? find out. ♪ >> tomorrow, we go from brooklyn, new york, to cedar rapids, iowa. in vermont, bernie sanders will be our guest. this was fun. our thanks to the clinton campaign. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ emily: google shares are rising in after-hours trading. why some investors are concerned that they won't be able to keep themselves in check. ♪ i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." coming up, highlights from my studio 1.0 interview. reddit's new ceo is taking steps to define the site's policy. i will be joined by the

>> i will tell you something about brooklyn. we talk about the brooklynization of the world. you can go anywhere in the world and order a draft beer. it is going to look like what you would get in brooklyn. the world is looking out brooklyn as a leader of thought and design. it is not just more meals -- it is not just millenials. it is the right place from a cultural point of view. on top of that, what we are designing there, no one has ever designed eight ground up building thinking of collaboration when the building is built. this building, from the moment of conception, let's build the most collaborative and creative workspace. with the help of these companies that are really helping us make it into reality. it is really going to become something that has never been seen before. >> to us it is the killer app for the office building. the manufacturing facility of the future. adam talks about collaboration. that is what we have done. erik: we want to talk a little bit more about what makes wework different what got you interested as investors let alone developers. we are tak

are you from brooklyn? >> thanks for staying with us from brooklyn new york. the key vote right now on whether or not president obama's iran nuclear deal will get derailed by congress we are sitting down for breakfast this morning with senator chuck schumer. let's get started. the obama administration ramping up its hard sell on the iran nuclear deal. i got a chance to sit down with schumer friday for a wide ranging conversation at a neighborhood institution, brooklyn landmark not far from his home. we discussed the iran deal and a whole lot more. starting with the setting around us. >> we are here in a -- this is an iconic new york location. we're at juniors. >> juniors. >> in brooklyn. >> you just had some grits. >> brooklyn has become so universal that we even have grits. a southern dish. rural southern dish. >> do you like them? >> i love grits. i love anything with corn. i liked grits when i first tasted them. that was in washington which was even then a more southern city than it is now in 1981. why do i like them? it's corn. these grits stack up just fi

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canarsie, brooklyn. calling for a call to action against the parade. the millions of dollars it would cost. the mayor can be put to much better use. opening community recreation centers. a small business. i'm on board. bill: i can't believe it. i don't agree with either side. equate this with the spending of money. that is ridiculous. spend the money and do it. on the other side project all these women heroes is ridiculous. overseas. >> we can do a parade. clicks -- >> heroes as the yankees are the giants. not to say that they necessarily should have it. wnba. nba players. bankrolled the wnba. >> all agree with that. i'll agree with that. the championship game. the same amount of money if not more. clicks the women's world cup brought in the money. >> brought in billions. ultimately this is an american team. what is the capitol of america? >> meet the president not get out. celebrate these women for what they do. bill: thanks clicks the world's oldest woman celebrating her 160th birthday. chase the party down to where she lives the nursing home in broo

brooklyn athletics baseball card went for 125,000 to one in attendance. not the bidder. >> that's a great story. i'm antonio mora thank you for joining us. snoop next with "inside story". have a great night. [ ♪♪ ] >>> for decades many elected officials have been eager to cast doubt on the viability and solvency of the social security system. during the same years many americans were not able to save much. and those with a retirement nest egg watched savings beaten down in the great recession. all of that is forcing a growing number of people to rely more heavily on the beleaguered pr

>> and companies are headed to brooklyn. we were teaming up with two of new york's biggest real estate developers to make a home at the brooklyn navy yard. brendan: i am brendan greeley. pimm: and i am pimm fox. let's find out how markets are trading right now. the s&p 500 adding nearly 1%, up 18 points. the pricebidding up of stocks, as well as bidding up the price of the euro. take a look at the dow jones industrial average, a gain of more than 1%. brendan: rallies in the european stock indexes are more hesitant than what is happening here. here, once the risk is off, we can go ahead and party. a lot of hesitance. pimm: the euro, where are we? brendan: i would describe this as nonplussed the -- nonplussedness in the euro. we did not get the pop i would expect. pimm: nonplussedness? brendan: a technical term, clearly. have yeth greece, we to reach a deal. alexis tsipras agreeing to creditors demands. now he needs to get the sign off from his parliament. brendan: the ecb is waiting for greek lawmakers to approve to recapital

while while he was at the skate park people were asking him about apartments in brooklyn. brooklyn. there is an endless need the people looking. bill: a a wheeler dealer. >> i appreciated. bill: thank you clicks four years ago he picked it up. he thought to himself if i found this just eyeballing, there has to be more. goldmine on 47th street. clicks take a look at this facebook invite. people gather. by yesterday there are hundreds of people that have signed up. >> every one of them if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. ♪ >> my man clicks what is more american than that. >> you need to head to ridgewood, crazy ridgewood, crazy about the fourth of july. launchers are lined up along the parade route. that is how pump they are. ♪ bill: allison, who knew the streets of new york city paved in gold. >> crowned a ho

i am in brooklyn. one of the beautiful models. it is completely legal to be topless in new york city. quite the battle. the empire state building realty trust when after them for doing a topless usually observation deck. it was a dangerous situation they are suing him for $1 million. he showed up at his 1st court date. city hall with topless models. it is important to note my quite the background. three choices service in iraq. he believes you should fight for what is right. they are sustaining him. it is his personal property. hehe is not using them for commercial purpose. he's doing nothing illegal. he's doing what he loves. this conglomerate is trying to make you an example. >> danger versus goliath. it seems like you just pursed a button. >> we actually went up there i shot this. and the guy, a a beautiful woman. you know better take up his shirt. when you go to the observation deck a contractual agreement. that note time is they're any dialogue. i did not break any rules. it was notit was not a contractual agreement. arguable

stolen from a brooklyn grocery store early sunday morning. monday night for lupe garcia got a phone call that the dog. a third-party returned the dog saying the woman who had taken a dog said she had taken up by mistake. bill: really? surprised to here a happy ending the story. >> all roads lead to new hampshire. two sisters are taking advantage of that on a mission to get aa cell feet with every single presidential candidate. the crazy thing is i recognize the girl. i was they're when she took her softly with thegovernor in nashua new hampshire. using #presidential solve the girls. >> so this is it. [inaudible] >> pretty cute project. ♪ bill: chasing a story, tragic death in a family of four at the hands of a driver the but a lot of accounts probably should never have been on the road. >> absolutely. when up to morris county prosecutor's office to get a couple details about a horrific crash that happened. a cadillac escalade careened into a key of which it a jeep. the kia was engulfed immediately command has for the people that were inside

brooklyn, new york. you look at manhattan and just over to the right of the tip in bed-stuy, firefighters are out in force. you can see from the motions and activities of firefighters here there's not a lot happening. the building has collapsed. we're told one passerby was hurt. this is right at tomkins avenue as you can see in bed-stuy. and really they're all pretty chill. it takes a lot to knock a new yorker off. nobody killed here. one minor injury. first, though more on the nuclear deal and inside iran people are finally taking to the streets to celebrate. the vast majority of iranians are under the age of 30 and the vast majority of those, according to polls, want things to get better with the rest of the world. the streets have been empty in the hours after the announcement. temperatures have been hitting triple digits fahrenheit many people fasting for the holy month of ramadan. the deal opens up billions and billions of dollars for iran which could improve the nation's economy in a big way and th

the card featuring the brooklyn atlantics sold for nearly $180,000. it dates back to the time of the civil war. john terrett introduces us to the woman who sold the card. >> someone on that side the fox family, i think had big ears so my brother and i were trying to guess. >> reporter: florence and i are looking at ears on the ancient baseball card we're trying to work out win is archibald, a relative of florences who played baseball in brooklyn. look for the big ears right? >> right. look for the big ears. >> could be him. he has got big ears. [ laughter ] >> this card was given to florence by her mom. it has been in the family for 155 years kept in their brooklyn home. >> she kept it in my grandfather's antique dresser. >> reporter: florence is a fan of geology, but her mom loved the game. and would tell stories about relatives who played like uncle archibald. >> to have something come out of the woodwork was extremely exciting. >> reporter: florence discovered the card was so valuable when she took it along to a genealogy class. >> i was jumping up

on the up with we work brooklyn navy yard. be one ofoc 72 will the largest commercial buildings to be put up outside manhattan in decades. the boston properties chairman and ceo, bill we -- bill rudin, joined us, along with we works ceo adam newman. >> two things. one is the concept. it's quite unique. two, the ceo .f the company everything depends on the personal and professional talent of the leader and i was very impressed him. i am learning to adjust, and so see, to my high opinion of him. still, it's remarkable. >> we created this in 1995. we understood the infrastructure. adams and his company, it's not 2.0, it's 10.0. we've really taken it to the next level. when you walk into the space and you see the energy, excitement, and interaction between all the different companies and the environment that he is created, it is a very powerful asset. matt: it's a very powerful valuation, too. what do you think about the $10 billion valuation that has doubled in one year? declare the now fact that i was one of the original investo

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. >>> and a selfie scandal hear from that college student who snuck on to the brooklyn bridge and to snap a picture. >>> hows forecast shaping up for your long holiday weekend katie has your fourth of july forecast coming up next as we look live in atlantic city >>> authorities are investigating a a severe case of animal abuse inside a philadelphia home. spca officials served a warrant at this house on the 6300 block of north lambert street in ogontz . inside they found five dogs, tied up in the basement, one of them was dead, and they also found a pair of snakes. authorities say all of the animals were in bad shape. >> this is a breeding probably, a fighting operation going on here. there was illegal paraphernalia found inside the property, which the philadelphia police took custody of. >> no arrests have been made. >>> philadelphia city controller alan butkovitz again find city school build initial unsanitary and dangerous conditions. visits to 20 schools turned up water leaks, mold, cockroaches and unsanitary bathrooms. these are pictures from the controller's office. butkovitz la

i was planning to watch the fireworks in brooklyn where boris is. don't people need to be able to live their lives? >> they do need to be able to live their lives. that's what freedom -- that's what we're celebrating today. however, you need to be aware and you need to be smart. don't think that you have to be right up in the middle of the event in order to enjoy it. it's a fireworks show. you can see it from a distance away. it's not just the fireworks. at the end, all the trains are going to be completely packed. all the buses, the ferries that go back and forth between new york and new jersey those are going to be packed. we are talking about new york but we could be talking about chicago or cleveland, l.a. miami. any of these major cities have their own critical areas and that's what people need to be aware of. >> it's also not just the big cities. that's what we talk about, that's what gets a lot of attention. but if you look at some of these isis inspired attacks and attempted attacks in this country, they have also been in smaller areas. how

welcome to hillary clinton's headquarters here in brooklyn heights. they have it all here. computers, telephones, partial wall dividers. they let us in to show us their system and that makes us a little nervous.

certainly true of brooklyn. brooklyn is extremely rural, and the communities you are going to find are going to be along major roads or by the little canals and rivers. not canals yet, sorry. but, yeah, so, these were relatively settled areas. there were mountainous parts were i guess people might hideout, but it is not like the appellations we really do have to look for certain -- appalachia is where you have to look how to get from point a to point to be. yeah. so yeah, there is an entire, very old book that, you know about the war and westchester. we even own it. the library that gets into the kind of nitty-gritty of how westchester experienced the war. and it is more of a kind of blow-by-blow, giving her the overall details. king is not trying to tell the entire war, he is tied to make this very specific argument. anyway, i think everyone's questions were great today. congratulations. i'm happy to talk to people afterwards about their papers. i will just conclude by returning to that conclusion of the things

. >> next up a man's selfie on the betsy ross brooklyn bridge is raising confess over security concerns. >> new this morning, a tennessee man is getting a lot of attention for a selfie he took on the brooklyn bridge. he standpoint it with his go pro camera. he claimed he didn't know that climbing the bridge was forbidden and nobody was there to stop him. police do not consider the incident a breach in security. >> new this morning a spotting a dolphin on the water is an amazing sight, but for one family it got too close. the dolphin was swimming along the boat. one jumped up and landed in the boat and came down on a person and broke her ankles. she went back to shore with the dolphin on the boat and with the help of trainings got the dolphin back in the water. >> police show surveillance of a man tumbling on the tracks in philadelphia. you'll see one officer who pulled him to safety. "action news" is coming right back. ♪ >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., on this thursday, july 2, developing this morning,. >> police in camden are on the hunt for the gunman behind two separate shootings

that is the thing about brooklyn hardware. you can find things here that you would find nowhere else in d.c. old stuff. old hardware that is obscure. plumbing parts from the 1920's and 30's. brass plumbing. really old. sam: he kept the employs a long time like al and jerome. >> great run for me. sam: howard said the rent doubled in three years and it's hard to compete with the home depot and the lowe's moving in. and ann who has decided to open annie's ace hardware blocks away says she will take all of his employees and him as an adviser. >> my wife will be happy because she will see more of me. sam: third generation hardware store owner. in northeast washington, sam ford, abc7 news. leon: tonight, the developing story regarding metro. a cancer causing substance found in scores of the rail cars and the plan to get rid of it. >> i go out and walk my dog. >> local sheriff office on the lookout for a man too comfortable being seen without any gloves on. and asking for help but not getting any. >> if you know something, say someth

welcome to hillary clinton's headquarters here in brooklyn heights. they have it all here. computers, telephones, partial wall dividers. they let us in to show us their system and that makes us a little nervous. there are a lot of ways to raise money.

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welcome to hillary clinton's headquarters here in brooklyn heights. they have it all here. computers, telephones, partial wall dividers. they let us in to show us their system and that makes us a little nervous. there are a lot of ways to raise

. >>> a huge fire is i will -- illuminating the sky in ohio in brooklyn heights a suburb of cleveland. a large commercial buildings caught fire, someone said there was and explosion heard here. firefighters are attacking it from above and president ground and we are hearing that the building contains paper production. bad news for firefighters as they have flammable material in there, it's still on fire and out of control. we'll keep an eye on the situation in brooklyn highlights ohio. >>> 7-year-old boy was killed during a violent weekend in chicago. a vigil was held for the boy who was shot and killed saturday night while watching fireworks. the bullet was meant for his father a high-ranking gang member. >>> a 14-year-old boy is home safe after being rescued from flawed waters in tucson, arizona. the boy was with his friends when he dropped in glasses into the water. he tried to reach for them, the boy was heard screaming and rescue units set up downstream. the boy was able to pull himself out. >> a beach can help you get to the -- an app can help get you to the beach. >> reporter:

a major security scare at the brooklyn bridge in new york city. another tourist, right there, climbing on top of the bridge to snap a photo with no one there to stop him. wny reporter theresa prilo has the latest. good morning, theresa. >> reporter: it is just a selfie but to the rest of us it is major security concern. check out the photo, posted to his instagram account. he said he accessed the brooklyn bridge from the pedestrian walkway, he claims no one ever stopped him, not on the way up not on the way down no one at all. this post has gone viral in part because it exposes some major security flaws of this iconic landmark flaws that most new yorkers thought had already been fixed considering this is the fourth time in a year something like this has happened. the nypd calls this illegal, irresponsible, stupid but they say it is not a security breach. a lot of people are concerned because there has been so much chatter about an impending terrorist attack here in the city leading up to the fourth of july holiday, and also because this happened s

>> fÉlix es de guatemala y trabaja 16 horas al dÍa en dos restoranes de brooklyn. el domingo, su Único dÍa libre de la semana saliÓ a pasear. fÉlix valenzuela viajaba en su bicicletero dos jÓvenes en su patineta alta velocidad, llegar a esta intersecciÓn le dijo que tuvieran cuidado de que se fijaran en el aviso de parar. con ese momento que empezÓ la discusiÓn y ellos empezaron a golpearlo y una vez en el suelo le dieron patadas en la cara. tuvo que ser trasladado a la sala de emergencias y los golpes le produjeron una fractura social que le impida mover la mitad de la cara. las autoridades con la ayuda de fÉlix hicieron un retrato hablado y buscan a los sospechosos. dice que el ambiente antiinmigrante creado en parte por las declaraciones de donald trump pueden haber motivado el ataque. >> estÁn todos hablando de los inmigrantes, de los mexicanos, tal vez por eso las personas de acÁ se sienten con mÁs libertad de poder hacerle daÑo a uno. >> mientras la policÍa investiga el caso fÉlix acudiÓ al hospital y no cuenta con seguro mÉdico. >> si me lle

later on. >> i will be pair scoping it. >> the selfie with cop on brooklyn bridge. do you think anything should happen. >> i think he is a hero. >> i would not condon't it. >> he proved you on lack security is on the brings, whether we're coming to july 4 and we had many issues now with you know terrorist militants and tri-state area, we need to be extra careful. >> can you imagine terrorist folks saying, let's go to the top of the brooklyn bridge. that did you not seem likely likely way. >> probably not. it would be 100% wrong to say i am sorry he did not fall, i will not say it. i do think that he is still alive, is a blow to people who believe that darwin was right. >> if i may i would like to turn -- i have to return to donald trump. did you think he is victim of some sort of herd-like mob-like activity. i am hoping joanne can bring balance. >> i don't think i would call donald trump a victim, it is a shame for all victims in the world. but i think it is easy to gang up on a man with so much money and power like all these late night hosts who do the jokes about

not for nothin'. >> that's brooklyn? >> not for nothin'. >> not for nothin'. >> not for nothin', but i could really use a little more wine. not for nothin'. no, no, no. >> nothing nothing. >> not for nothin'. >> not for -- all right. >> shanghai chef jackie shu prepares a meal of a style that will become more and more in demand among those who can afford it. and more and more people every day can afford it. >> what is it? >> so we have tomato and potato, and that's it. >> what else do we have? >> australian wagyu beef, a massive perfectly cooked tomahawk chop. coming in the door at up to $150 a pound, that includes bones and fat. this is about $1,000 worth of steak, bitches. even if tim wanted to serve good old usa beef, still the finest on earth, in my opinion, he can't. china has banned imports of u.s. beef over concerns about mad cow disease. while they carve, a quick trip behind the bookshelf. >> and now i show you special place. so you name your label the village of wines. i think there's a chance we have it. and so

. >> we are at hillary clinton's headquarters in brooklyn heights. one of the reason why we wanted to have our campaign here is because brooklyn is a very diverse neighborhood with you know a lot going on and it's a place that a lot of people just you know wanted to be. a lot of exciting things happening in brooklyn. >> tell me about the culture. i see a lot of young people. >> absolutery. very young, energetic, enthusiastic. a lot of collaboration, a lot of really smart, talented folks who are just focused on finding creative innovative ways to get her message out. >> what's the most brooklyn part of this campaign office? no requirement for flannels and tight jeans. >> there's a hipster vibe to some extent. >> take me through a tipypical day for the staff. >> i don't know if you can say there's a typical day, but each department has daily meetings and we move forward. >> this is the political department. our job is political engagement. that involves engaging and working with everyone from governors to members of congress local elected officials. an

edition head phone we're making headphones out of brooklyn trees. so we're taking trees and making headphones out of those. that's like the most brooklyn t. we're going to get now. >> that's hip. the hipsters will like that dude. >> yeah. only one person even knows what the word hipster means and . that's me. i'm the youngest one there by 35 years. >> we're out of time. thank you so much for joining me today. >> thanks, matt. thank you all. >> okay. i just got yelled at backstage because i've been forgetting this whole time to mention we have a whole give away thing that we're doing that i just kn learned about. so if you like gopro -- everybody knows what a gopro iss. right? i got one hand. guys are active and engaged. you all know what a gopro is., it i we've got the new black one, like with a head mount -- it's our wi like literally everything you a couldny with a gopro we've got back stage. our winner will be selected in some way that i don't understand at all. but put a selfie of yourself on instagram at techcrunch disrupt and we'll choose on t

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bridge it is in just about the brooklyn bridge about mechanical engineering but then you get when you go screw the diving about discovering the bends during the construction and brooklyn politics and that plays into a the building so this leaves an incredible tapestry it is a story telling of the right thing. . . i expected. i think that a boy like seabiscuit and broke in those kind of nonfiction what it does is it takes the very particulars of a small story in a much broader canvas and succeeds in conveying the thrills and ups and downs in particular of the small-scale enough canvas in a way that illuminates the larger history. and those do really well. that's something that's been going on the last few decades. >> host: who is at your literary dinner party backed by the book? >> guest: white answer to those before and i forgot my my ears are but i would have dorothy parker mark twain i think i gets to name three. three people that would fight. >> host: they would fight. harper lee has a new book coming out. how big a deal is this? >> guest: it's a huge deal. just interns of the atte

matt: you make your headphones in brooklyn. why do you do high-tech manufacturing in brooklyn? >> we are -- people come and expect to see the entrance to something bigger. at the end, i said that was it. there is nothing more to that. yeah, i think it is that my dad is really happy being in that building and being that close to the product. he still goes in 6.5 days a week. he is a big fan of the machines that don't have software, because he can fix it. we have one machine that works of software, and we have to call in a specialist. he gets frustrated. he still gets in there and fixes it. it is our family. matt: a better question would be to the headphones be made elsewhere -- could the headphones be made elsewhere? >> we consider the sound, but the story would be different. matt: how many people do you employ? >> about 20. 17 are in brooklyn, three work remotely. matt: you sell your product based on story. what do you see as your competitive edge? >> i think, by far, the competitive edge is what you learn. the story behind it. we do have the best electronics. we teach you and

many went into new jersey, some to brooklyn. brooklyn then had its own piggery war after. reporters followed behind and just as they did with the dairy business. reporters followed behind the troops when they returned it three days later to tear down properties. they toured the properties along us and government officials and recount to the events dramatically in their articles. as you can imagine when you have a piggery were, there is a lot of joking about pagans. -- pigs. leslie also included woodcuts. you can see owners leaving the neighborhood enclosing things down and they not only had pigs but also dogs. while residents did what they could to hide hogs, sometimes concealing them under their beds and linens, the police where persistent and successful. the newspapers reveled in stories of the irish hiding plump porkers in their drawers. this was during a time when womanhood was tied to domesticity. this was the age of parlors and refinement. the idea that there were women in the city who were willing to keep pigs so close to their home, inside their bedroom, that just

it's docked in brooklyn and mac king got an inside look. check it out. >> reporter: a couple of months ago, this 18-year-old joined the coast guard. >> i was surprised they were going to the university of nebraska-lincoln and watching football games. >> reporter: we met him on the day he saw the new york city skyline for the first time. >> it's amazing. not many skyscrapers in omaha. >> reporter: the eagle docked in new york friday at pier 5 to allow civilians on shore to tour the vessel and the officers, cadets and swabs to tour the city. >> the statue of liberty and central park and get some nice food. >> reporter: he joined the coast guard -- the eagle joined the coast guard after the world war ii. since then, the eagle served vessel. >> being on watch from 12 to 4:00 and seeing whales in the atlantic was just a great experience. >> reporter: when she graduates, on drug missions. >> a lot of people are involved in that, doing drugs and doing the wrong thing. i believe doing the coast guard, i want to prevent that. >> reporter: at some po

. >>> we're in downtown brooklyn trying out to parking app. first, we want to try to get a parking spot on our own. that looks like a spot. nope that's a fire hydrant. >> you choose where you want to go. one of our agents will meet you there. you park your car in a secure garage. when you want it back we bring it right back. i think we have something. >> i finally found a parking space. it was a near nightmare. the question now is how long will it take zirx valet to get to me? while the app is simple, the technology behind it is fairly complex. we're looking at all kinds of things, like where are there open garage spaces in our network where do we have available agents that can park those cars. we're even looking at traffic data in realtime to estimate your arrival and departure. >> it took zirx about ten minutes to pick up the car. let's see how long it takes them to bring the car back. so i got the car back. zirx may be more convenient than circling the block, but you still have to find a place to stop wait for them to get the car, and you'v

brooklyn right here, and if you want to talk to him about why brooklyn's the best place in the world, he will tell you until you're blue in the face. so he gets off the boat, and he's greeted by a distant aunt. and they take him to their home. and so they start a journey at 19 years of age without any knowledge of any again, money or any knowledge of the language, and he starts sweeping floors at a factory a fashion factory called 3 gs clothing which was at the time the premiere men's custom suit maker in america. thirty years later he buys the factory. so he works his way up from sweeping floors to becoming an amazing entrepreneur and employing all made in america 125 people at martin greenfield clothiers in brooklyn and still in the same building that he started whenever he came to america. a lot of amazing things happened along that journey. the first time that he was introduced to a tour of new york was quite interesting. he had come from a world where people were suffering and starving literally walking skeletons. and his his aunt was driving him around the town, and he saw a hug

. >> also ahead a busted water main causes a geyser right in the middle of brooklyn. up. >> next a convicted spy is set to be released after spending three decades in pr >>> hi, i'm mike hydek. make sure you join erica grow and me tomorrow for the weekend morning news. don't miss lesli foster's report so you can avoid a dangerous deck collapse. we'll see you at 7 a.m. >>> through tonight after three decades behind bars convicted spy jonathan pollard could be released as early as november. pollard is the former intelligence analyst found guilty of selling u.s. secrets to the israeli government back in 1985. his sentence called for his release after 30 years unless the u.s. government found he violated rules in prison or was likely to commit further crimes. the justice department says it will not block pollard's release. >>> federal investigators want the justice department to look into the personal server of e- mails for democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton, the one that she used while she was secretary of state. >> the inspector general of the intelligenc