kendis and diane, back to you. >> abc's elizabeth hur live in brooklyn for thus morning. thank. >> you let's take a look where both parties go from lear. deputy political director so shawna walsh is joining us right now. spoke with both bernie sanders and hillary clinton late last night. what sense are we getting from that conversation? >> yes, they both spoke but president obama congratulated hillary clinton on clinching the democratic nomination. and going forward, i think we're likely to see president obama on the campaign trail quite a lot. he's popular. and he's actually extremely popular for a second term sitting president. and you know, i mean, he seems iping to get out on the campaign trail. i think we're going to see it. >> shifting gears to the republicans, there's a lot of fallout over trump's comments about the judge. the daily news is taking it on in their cover. paul ryan isn't taking back his endorsement but pulling back from trump and con depping the comments. senator kirk rescinded his endorsement completely. so where does this take them especially with a

across the brooklyn bridge for an event on the overseas press club in manhattan where npr's and garrels talks about the rise of letter boone and the changes she has seen in russia in 20 years covering the country, back in brooklyn on wednesday, for journalist monique morris's are put on our school policies have a negative impact on black female students. on thursday we are reporter square books in cambridge, massachusetts with nathaniel hamilton looking at the strained relationship between franklin roosevelt and british prime minister winston churchill in 1943 as world leaders debated military strategy. saturday and sunday live from the printers relit fast in chicago with father talks from seymour hersh, amy goodman, sebastian younger and more. that is a look at the author programs booktv is covering this week. many of these eventss are open to the public and you can look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> there is no flash photography permitted during the event today. following the lecture we will have book signing in the lobby. >> don't forget author events ar

it was a historic night at the brooklyn navy yard here in new york. hillary clinton officially celebrating becoming the first woman to clinch the nomination of any major presidential party. last night she reflected on what that means to her in an exclusive interview with our david muir. she said it's a milestone and will send a signal around the world. >> you have talks so often about the unfinished business not only in this country but around the word when it comes to women's rights. is having the first female american president part of that unfinished business? >> it is, david. and it is of course, symbolic. but symbols mean something. and symbols often can spark hope and action in people, particularly young people. and i think it will be a real milestone with my nomination for our country. but it will also send a signal around the world. >> reporter: clinton told david she is now focused on unite willing the democratic party. she said her campaign has already been in talks with the sanders campaign but she hopes to have a personal conversation with

i started in brooklyn. my dad gave me a small loan. today a look back at donald , trump's rise to power and how he profited from government subsidies s and politicacal fav. we speak to joururnalist wayne barrett who began covering trump and his millionaire father fred trump in the 1970's. mr. barrett: it is so ridiculous to call himself a self-made guide. fred was biggest political -- everything that came to trump came to political connections. goer, the karenna daughter of al gore arrested with protesters including many members of clergy who lied down in a pipeline trench. mr. dechristopher: it commits us to burning fossil fuel for decades. we know every new fossil fuel infrastructure will lead to another masquerade somewhere in the world. amy: but first we go to turkey where the death toll has risen to 42 from tuesday''s triple -- from the multiple suicide bombing at istanbul's international airport. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. senate ha

i started in brooklyn. my dad gave me a small loan. today a look back at donald , trump's rise to power and how he profited from government subsidies and political favors. we speak to journalist wayne barrett who began covering trump and his millionaire father fred trump in the 1970's. mr. barrett: it is so ridiculous to call himself a self-made guide. fred was biggest political -- everything that came to trump came to political connections. goer, the karenna daughter of al gore arrested with protesters including many members of clergy who lied down in a pipeline trench. mr. dechristopher: it commits us to burning fossil fuel for decades. we know every new fossil fuel infrastructure will lead to another masquerade somewhere in the world. amy: but first we go to turkey where the death toll has risen to 42 from tuesday's triple -- from the multiple suicide bombing at istanbul's international airport. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. senate has pa

steve handelsman is in brooklyn tonight. tonight, here at the brooklyn navy yard this is a hillary party. the clinton crowd in brooklyn counted down. 8 p.m., the polls closed in new jersey and soon hillary was projected the winner. >> hillary clinton the projected winner. >> the sign was up in brooklyn, history. hong kong -- we all owe so much to those who came before and >> bernie sanders stayed in california campaigning to the end. he moved millions of americans, reawakened leftist politics in america and he told lester holt his movement has not lost. >> i'm going to be meeting with our supporters to figure out the best way forward so that we have a government which represents all of us. >> reporter: trump did not give the night to clinton appears before she did. >> to all of those bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of super delegates, we welcome you with open arms. >> reporter: clinton tonight is focused on beating sanders in california. >> people here in the district were watching

bombs away in brooklyn! >> let it go! let it go! >> an incredible atmosphere for what has been an incredible fight. >> keith thurman, shawn porter, putting it all on the line in prime-time on cbs! ( bell ) >> keep working, keep working all the time. come on. you pox, you box, you box. you go back to your boxing. all right, go back to your boxing. relax. breathe, relax. take a swallow. >> well, the referee came over and told us it was a punch that caused the cut. and it is already cut there before shawn porter hits the head of keith thurman. so it will not be ruled a clash of heads, and we can see there that the cut was already there when their heads banged together. >> yeah, poarpt had landed a couple of sharp, hard right hands earlier this that round that might have done the job. >> and carlos vargas earning his money tonight, stemming the bleeding for the first cut in keith thurman's career. round 10, scheduled for 12, for thurman's welterweight title. thurman ducks underneath that sweeping left hook from porter. trying to feint p

that means we can go up i-95 to brooklyn where lesley van arsdall is standing by. lesley, i understand you had a moment to catch up with the number one overall pick. >> reporter: i did, don, and he is so excited. he loved the reaction from the fans. they were here at the draft tonight. he wants to may for a passionate fan base like the sixers fans he wants to may fort sixers and of course wants to play forehead coach brett brown. someone he's been tied to since before he was even born. >> brett coached my dad back in the day in australia. and he also coached the national team he had that connection -- ooh known me since i was born he's known me. i've had a few conversations with him when i was about 14 years old. back in australia which is pretty special. >> did he tell you anything before you came here? >> no. i seen -- now he's able to talk to me now. a lot easier. >> what have you heard about the philadelphia fans? >> they are very passionate. i've heard that a lot. but, you know, that's where i want to be. somewhere where the fans are very passionate and care.

very enthusiastic group of brooklyn supporters. and joining us now, fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera, fox news contributor tucker carlson, and did you dress for the occasion or -- what is that? >> a benefit, a charity. >> you know, here's my take. seriously, i'm listening very closely. i'm thinking, oh, wall street, main street. you know, she goes through all these things. i'm like, what are you talking about? this woman made more money $225,000 a pop giving more wall street banker speeches than anybody in the history of man kind. her and her husband in two years made $50 million sucking up to these people. >> well -- >> come on. >> preaching the gospel. i think it is important and it might wear down some of the glow from this admittedly historic evening. >> i thought the trump speech was far more interesting. >> our friend must stop self-inflicting injuries on himself which he has done. he must grow the republican party, not shrink it. and i think with her tone and the tenner reaching out to the sanders voters -- >> sh

the subject was the owner of roscoe pizza and bin in brooklyn 20 years they are about to adopt a baby the portrait state for hours so while he painted the portrait i headed out to check out crown heights rand the local businesses. >> i do want to check out his work. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pete said he delivered? >> i am doing a story on him right now that is why i appear. >> once it is finished he wants to bring them together and have them examined in the brooklyn museum they have not said no but they have not said yes. he does have a web site you can go on line to sign the petition to urge the museum to house to the exhibit. >> benefits from financial support we have raised a little over $40,000 to run the project one year to get the paintings and over all walks of life and we are $10,000 away from that goal in attacks deductible donation can be made to mackey has 60 portraits to go people have 200 by the end of the month committee members can go online to the free portrait project of mine to have their portrait painted. >> key is dedicated himself to making people happy so th

yes, he is in the house tonight in brooklyn at the nba draft. checks out the suit, sporting a gold tie for the golden moment tonight. now, simmons says he's more comfortable with the sifters than any other team because of his relationship with head coach brett brown. the lsu forward has known him his entire life because his dad played for brown in australia. yep, like father, like son. >> he's known me ever since i was born, as a young kid, and we've had that connection for a while. and now it's -- at this point so it's kind of strange how it's happened like this. >> the history and the background of knowing his former coach and family is strong. so when he comes in the gym you think you know enough and you always learn, and what you see is a 6'10", 240-pound stud of an athlete. >> reporter: simmons was the number one player in the entire country in steals per game for a guy taller than 6'5". and, yes, he has a tall cast ahead of him -- task ahead of him turning the sixers around as they'll take the first pick in 20 years since they took allen i

that means we can go up i-95 to brooklyn where lesley van arsdall is standing by. lesley, i understand you had a moment to catch up with the number one overall pick. >> reporter: i did, don, and he is so excited. he loved the reaction from the fans. they were here at the draft tonight. he wants to may for a passionate fan base like the sixers fans he wants to may fort sixers and of course wants to play forehead coach brett brown. someone he's been tied to since before he was even born. >> brett coached my dad back in the day in australia. and he also coached the national team he had that connection -- ooh known me since i was born he's known me. i've had a few conversations with him when i was about 14 years old. back in australia which is pretty special. >> did he tell you anything before you came here? >> no. i seen -- now he's able to talk to me now. a lot easier. >> what have you heard about the philadelphia fans? >> they are very passionate. i've heard that a lot. but, you know, that's where i want to be. somewhere where the fans are very passionate and care.

no arrests have been made: the search is on for two robbers who broked into a brooklyn apartment. surveillance images of the suspects just released they got into an apartment at palmetto street and irving avenue last thursday. a 30 year old man inside was asleep. with a screw driver and made off with about $250 in cash. >>> police are also looking for the two men they say used a fraudulent account to buy two bicycles in brooklyn. investigators released these images of the suspects. it happened monday near meadow street and east williamsburg. police say the men paid the 37 year old victim for the bike using an app and then left. the app company later conducted the victim to say the account was a fake. >>> now to the scandal. a former prostitute is now a potential witness. gabby greko was paid to entertain five men on board a private flight to las vegas in 2013. she claims she didn't know two of the men were new york city police officers. >> i just wanted to tell my side of the story and humanize myself so that i wasn't just labeled as an escort or something like that because i'm fa

it's all next. >>> hey, i'm john clark live from brooklyn. the sixers took ben simmons number 1 overall tonight. just a couple minutes ago sixers president brian colangelo says this gives us hope. ben simmons has star power. take a look at sixer fans in philly reacting to the pick tonight. >> ben simmons! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: of course the last number one overall pick for the sixers was allen iverson 20 years ago. ben had a very good freshman season at lsu. he's very versatile. he can do many things on the court. he's going to play at the power forward position. but he can pass the ball like a point guard. i went one on one with him after he was drafted. >> it's surreal right now. a lot has been going on. but i'm finally here. but philly's a great spot for me. >> you've talked with brett brown. we saw you talking with him after your workout. what position do you want to play and what position do you think you're going to play with the sixers? >> i think i'll be a point forward. anywhere where we're setting up plays or pushing

>> jeff zeleny in brooklyn with the clinton campaign. of course it is potentially a history-making night. it was 100 years ago women couldn't vote in this country and we're on the cusp of a woman being a nominee from a major party. let's go now to brianna keilar, she's with bernie sanders' campaign in santa monica, california. we've been hearing a lot of suggestions from the sanders' campaign that they're going to take this all the way to the convention, even if clinton gets the majority of pledged delegates and the majority of the popular vote. >> that is what they have saying, jake, and as of moments ago senator sanders was at his hotel in the los angeles area meeting with top advisers figuring out where to go literally as well as figuratively. his campaign manager jeff weaver said the senator would return home to burlington, vermont. certainly the campaign is aware of the optics of a home ward retreat. what that could look like or signal. they're discussing whether or not senator sanders will be headed to washington, d.c. he has a ral

bombs away in brooklyn! >> let it go! let it go! >> an incredible atmosphere for what has been an incredible fight. >> keith thurman, shawn porter, putting it all on the line in prime-time on cbs! ( bell ) >> keep working, keep working all the time. come on. you pox, you box, you box. you go back to your boxing. all right, go back to your boxing. relax. breathe, relax. take a swallow. >> well, the referee came over and told us it was a punch that caused the cut. and it is already cut there before shawn porter hits the head of keith thurman. so it will not be ruled a clash of heads, and we can see there that the cut was already there when their heads banged together. >> yeah, poarpt had landed a couple of sharp, hard right hands earlier this that round that might have done the job. >> and carlos vargas earning his money tonight, stemming the bleeding for the first cut in keith thurman's career. round 10, scheduled for 12, for thurman's welterweight thurman ducks underneath that sweeping left hook from porter. trying to feint porter.

amy: i am from brooklyn, new york. i am here -- my mother, my grandmother, my grandchildren -- because it is a historic moment. i am 71 years old and i am absolutely excited that we will have a woman president. a womanthe first time has been nominated by major party. it is huge. it is on the same level as having a black resident. i want to see mymy grandchildre. amy: a spepecial t thanks to caa for that report from the brooklyn navy yard. during her victory speech on tuesday night, hillary clinton looked ahead to the general election, attacking donald trump. >> the stakes in this election are high and the choice is clear. donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be president -- [cheers] and he is not just trying to build a wall between america and mexico, he is trying to wall off americans from each other. when he says, let's make america great again, that is code for, let's take america backwards. amy: that was hillary clinton last night. donald trump gave his victory speech at his country club in briarcliff manor, ne

inntson set to make a speech brooklyn. donald strump in an uncontested republican primary in new jersey. he called her something not to be trusted at all and said she made tremendous mistakes as well. this is the democrat frontrunner and presumptive nominee for the rouse. hillary clinton: i am so grateful to you it is wonderful to be back in brooklyn here in this beautiful building. and it may be hard to see tonight, but we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. [applause] but don't worry, we're not smashing this one. thanks to you, we have reached a milestone. irst time -- the first time in our nation's history that a oman will be a major party nominee. [applause] tonight -- tonight's victory is not about one person. it belongs to generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. in our country, it started right here in new york, a place called seneca falls. [applause] when a small but determined group of women and men came together with the idea that women deserve equal r

amy: i am from brooklyn, new york. i am here -- my mother, my grandmother, my grandchildren -- because it is a historic moment. i am 71 years old and i am absolutely excited that we will have a woman president. a womanthe first time has been nominated by major party. it is huge. it is on the same level as having a black resident. i want to see my grandchildren. amy: a special thanks to carla for that report from the brooklyn navy yard. during her victory speech on tuesday night, hillary clinton looked ahead to the general election, attacking donald trump. >> the stakes in this election are high and the choice is clear. donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be president -- [cheers] and he is not just trying to build a wall between america and mexico, he is trying to wall off americans from each other. when he says, let's make america great again, that is code for, let's take america backwards. amy: that was hillary clinton last night. donald trump gave his victory speech at his country club in briarcliff manor, new y

they are in brooklyn, so that can be found. one of the tough parts, go in to your question, is getting the material from the house itself. not everything is digital, even at this late date, and one has to work very hard to get transcripts of speeches from the house and all of that. i, personally, am not planning on writing a biography of celler . i think it is very, very doable if there is somebody still out there interested in writing biographies. two brief questions. a wonderful talk, by the way. in theory, there might have been a contradiction, at least from our viewpoint, of the ability of holocaust survivors to reach the united states and the wish to support the establishment of a jewish state. -- this problem possible conflict of mission recognized at the time? is, whatcond question was the effects of jewish life in america as a result of the 1965 immigration act? become more exotic and more mainstream as a result of the 1965 immigration act? me take then: let second one, and you will help me remember the first one. by 19

. >> jeffrey is board president of the north brooklyn runners club. an amazing opportunity to come together as a running community which always is so supportive of lbgtq rights. >> i'm representing you know rainbow, obviously. rainbow skirt and all rebecca as important as ever. >> it's great to come out and celebrate everyone who is, you know, different than us, and everyone, you know, be open and accepting and loving everyone. >> this is the 35th annual lbgt pride run. thousands took part in the five-miler through central park benefiting gay, lesbian and straight network. >> first with my right here. first a new opportunity to sew solidarity as it deals with reminder of threats to their safety. >> i think this race really shows the community that we have, and that we can all come together and persevere and move things forward. >> moving forward. a path toward equality, the finish line in sight. dan bowens "fox 5 news." >> after more on new york city gay pride week including what you need to know about all of the erchts this weekend, log on >> other n

. >> i went to brooklyn tech high school in new york city, which is a specialized high school, had to take an exam. and i know that the preparation i had in elementary and middle school allowed me to do well on that exam, allowed me to do well in school. >> reporter: lowell and the nation's other elite public high schools have acknowledged they have a long way to go to achieve the diversity they say they value. for the pbs newshour and education week, i'm spencer michels in san francisco.

you're from brooklyn. do you ever eat at frankies? that restaurant there in brooklyn. >> i'm the senator from vermont. i was born in brooklyn. >> jimmy: you're right. >> most of my time is spent in vermont. drop in and visit us there. >> jimmy: oh, what. what a slap in the face to the people of brooklyn. do you cook? >> nah. >> jimmy: never. your 28th wedding anniversary is on saturday, correct? >> thank you for reminding me. [ applause ] >> jimmy: do you have any plans? do you have a plan, something romantic with your wife? >> jane and i will probably be in front of 20,000, 30,000 people doing something. >> jimmy: wait a minute. what are you going to do in front of those people? [ laughter ] >> talk about economic justice. >> jimmy: i see. i see. very exciting stuff. yeah. do you buy your wife a gift for anniversaries? you seem like you'd be the worst gift giver. [ laughter ] >> i refuse to answer that question. my wife must have talked to you. >> jimmy: yeah, she asked me to have a word. on to pomona after this and asked to speak in

i talk about only if you have a tree grows in brooklyn because it wasn't that green. you had some beautiful places is kind of history there, the first thing we read about is the beauty and the various ecology from the north to the south, whether it's the furthest or the marshlands, the visit or the oceans ocean. of course we have the riches farmland. it's so exquisite. i just said, i was 21 or 22 and i said i want to move here wednesday graduates from law school. that was while. i said to him can we move and he said why. instead you'll see. it's gorgeous and you will love it. i can't describe it. we'll have so much more freedom to be outside and outdoors. he said okay, but i have to get a job in advance. so he did. he got a job two years in advance. we came up and that's what i wanted to tell you. everything about it is so incredible. >> and then you were pregnant, right and doug, your first child is born two months early and stu is still in law school and i was worried that he couldn't come out for the birth but the biggest part of the story is that this was a danger

and they also indicated that the female that lived at this address in brooklyn park was on a hit list that they believe was created by the shooter in the ucla incident. brooklyn park officers responded to the 2400 block of pearson parkway at a residence and made a welfare check where they did locate an adult female found deceased from an apparent gunshot wound. subsequently homicide investigation is being conducted with the assistance of the county share rev's office and medical examiner's office. there is again very limited informationrev's office and medical examiner's office. there is again very limited information that i can provide beyond what i've told you being that it is very early in the investigation. what i can tell you is that we have multiple detectives working on this case and we're working with the los angeles police department to coordinate our efforts. >> do you know the relationship between the shooter and the victim? >> i do not. >> any early indications on how long this woman's body was inside that house? >> what i can tell you is we believe at this point that she

he came a long way for his people. >> this is how we do it in brooklyn, right here. to the camera. >> we're going to make you big. go ahead. >> we said, i'm not going to go to vietnam war, no vietnam person ever call me -- that was powerful to me. the man exemplified courage. he gave away his prime years, his prime years because he did not want to participate in the vietnam war. >> whatever his beliefs were, he stood up for it. >> my favorite plays are the ones who are loud. muhammad ali was the first athlete we saw on television do that. talk about his looks, talk about how beautiful black people are, how it's natural. >> the reason i grabbed this brother is because you and i were little brothers looking at guys like ali and it made and inspired us. >> many brooklyn, new york. >> back here on the block. >> on the block. >> all right. thank you, spike. >> thank you. peace. >> peace. that was something muhammad ali was all about for his whole life. when we come back, my parting thoughts on my friend. & in a world held back by compromise, businesses need the agility to

hillary clinton celebrating history if brooklyn. now she find herself on a collision course with donald trump. >>> plus, two democrats appear on the november ballot in the senate race for the first time since voters approved new rules six years ago. they emerge from a crowded field. >>> and the disaster averted. towering claims erupt overnight getting heart stoppingly close to nearby gas pumps. today in the bay starts right now. >> a very good dnesday, i had to

they had the number one pick for the first time in franchise history, let's make the trip up i95 to brooklyn new york to catch up with lesley van arsdall, leslie? pre-draft festivities about to get underway. but what we have going on behind me now is the pre-pre-draft festivities. had the guys up there, on the stage, posing for pictures, doing some pre-draft interviews, and among them possible ben simmons, there on the stage, sixers were the only team that he chose to work out for, what makes him such a special player, his ability to handle the ball like a guard. he happens to be six-ten, 240 pounds, so is the big strong fast player, which is very rare, and he thinks highly of the 6ers, known breath brown for very long time. brett actually coached his father. >> grade own earth, great players, young team, and of course great coaches, brett brown. so i think once we stop playing, we'll come together. i had a good feeling when i was working out there, good vibes, so looking forward to it. >> so, just a very, very exciting night here, in brooklyn, this could be the most important draft, the six

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the hotel's baked goods will come from his brooklyn bread lab which opened in december. he sells out of $7 loaves of bread, pizzas and pastries in about an hour, three days a week. his flour sells for about $5 a pound. using only his flour, a little salt, water, and homemade yeast starter, leonti concocts crusty, crunchy, airy loaves of deliciousness. >> you can tell it's baked, it's hollow. >> reporter: the hunt for flavor led leonti to the bread lab at washington state university. he worked with scientists studying ways to use locally sourced grains. flour comes from grain, like wheat berries, which are seeds. the fiber-rich outer bran later is stripped away by modern milling. the middle later, the endosperm, is used to make most of the cheaper, shelf-stable white flour we're used to. but that layer is missing key nutrients like the protein and minerals found in the inner layer or the germ. the oils from the germ are separated as well because they can spoil. leonti's fresh, locally sourced flour combines all three. >> all the oil makes a clump of like snow. >> reporter

we are live in brooklyn, new york, abc 7 news. back to you. >> elizabeth, does the clinton camp think sanders will stay in the race even if he suffers significant losses tonight, including here in california? >> reporter: that of course is up to sanders himself, which by the way yes he is vowing to fight on saying that he's not conceding based on speculation. having said that, though, we understand he is open to reassessing where his campaign is headed dependent upon what happens tonight and that reassessment could happen perhaps as early as tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you so much, elizabeth. >>> planning is under way for the funeral of the greatest of all time, muhammad ali. >> one bay area rabbi will be speaking at the service in ali's hometown of louisville, kentucky. abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is here with the details. >> berkeley rabbi michael learner got a call from the boxing champ's family on sunday asking him to speak at the memorial service this friday. the two worked together in the peace movement challenging the

the hotel's baked goods will come from his brooklyn bread lab which opened in december. he sells out of $7 loaves of bread, pizzas and pastries in about an hour, three days a week. his flour sells for about $5 a pound. using only his flour, a little salt, water, and homemade yeast starter, leonti concocts crusty, crunchy, airy loaves of deliciousness. >> you can tell it's baked, it's hollow. >> repter: the hunt for flavor led leonti to the bread lab at washington state university. he worked with scientists studying ways to use locally sourced grains. flour comes from grain, like wheat berries, which are seeds. the fiber-rich outer bran later is stripped away by modern milling. the middle later, the endosperm, is used to make most of the cheaper, shelf-stable white flour we're used to. but that layer is missing key nutrients like the protein and minerals found in the inner layer or the germ. the oils from the germ are separated as well because they can spoil. leonti's fresh, locally sourced flour combines all three. >> all the oil makes a clump of like snow. >> reporter:

i joked but i grew up in brooklyn which is, by the way, way, the coolest place to live now. talk about how only if you have of brooke called the tree grows in brooklyn, they had some beautiful places and now you have more beautiful places, but it was really in the city. when i came to california where the environment is kind of history there, the first thing you learn about california if you pick up a history book is the beauty and the various ecology from the north to the south, whether it's the marshlands or the ocean and of course we have the richest, it's so exquisite. i just said, i guess i was 21 or so and they said i want to move here and stu graduated from law school. i said to him, should we move and he said why and i said you'll see. it's gorgeous and you'll love it i said i can't describe it. we'll have so much more freedom to be outside and outdoors. he said okay, but i have to get a job in advance. so he did and he got a job and we came out to california. of course, then the excitement of silicon valley and everything about it is so incredible. and then i was pr

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growing up in the pervasive shadow of the holocaust somehow ends up going from match little place in brooklyn to the united states senate and maybe moves to california in between you did it all with such grace, but also with that art of the tub, so do you want to talk about what that was life growing up in your stories with your family and how you ever decided to take this journey? guest: you said it was to interview me. i'm so excited that you agreed to do this because it says a lot about our relationship and the warmth we share and i am so thrilled and as you know i'm going to get to your question seconds, but the fact is the warm relationships that have developed between the women senator and frankly a lot of the men means so much to me. you know i'm not running again and people say why, are you disgusted with the place, not at all. i just feel after 40 years there are people that are like you that can carry the banner. we have our colleague from new york who writes the forward and you interviewing me. i could not be more thrilled, but getting to the issue of how did i get tough, what was

because, you know, i joke -- i grew up in brooklyn which is by the way the coolest place to live now. then it wasn't considered. but you know, i talk about how only that you have a movie called a book called a tree grows in brooklyn but grown and beautiful place and now you have more beautiful places prospect park and botanical garden but it was a city. but i came to california where environment is kind of history there. first thing you learn about california if you pick up a herself book is the beauty and the various ecology from the north of the state to the south. whether it's the forest or presidents marsh land or the desert or the ocean. and, of course, we the richest farmland it is exquisite so i said i guess -- about 21ish or 2ish i said i want to move here and sue graduate of law school, that was wild and i said to him. can we move? and he said why? and i said you see. it's gorgeous and a u you'll love it. i can't describe it we'll have so much more freedom to be outside and outdoors. he said okay. but i have to get a job in advance. so he did two years in advance. we came out

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and democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is in brooklyn tonight but there are five official clinton patch parties. we're live outside audio nightclub where supporters are gathered. katie? >> 14 watch parties total and this is one of them. i've been inside audio. it is a nightclub on the and there are two disco balls hanging from the ceiling. the manager said the space can hold more than 6,000 people. for the hillary clinton camp, they won't reveal details other than the fact it starts at 8:00. >> 10% of the voting machines failed this morning for two hours, polls were open owe and voters had to use paper ballots. 140 broken machines were repaired by 9:00 a.m. volunteers staffed a drive by ballot drop off. if you have a ballot you have to hand it in to your election office by 8:00 p.m. >>> as you well know, the race on the republican side has been subtle for weeks with donald trump as the presumptive nominee but he has battles to fight. trump claimed a judge hearing a lawsuit about trump university is biassed because of his mexican heritage. >> claiming a person cannot do the

and democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is in brooklyn tonight but there are five official clinton patch parties. we're live outside audio nightclub where supporters are gathered. katie? >> 14 watch parties total and this is one of them. i've been inside audio. it is a nightclub on the and there are two disco balls hanging from the ceiling. the manager said the space can hold more than 6,000 people. for the hillary clinton camp, they won't reveal details other than the fact it starts at 8:00. >> 10% of the voting machines failed this morning for two hours, polls were open owe and voters had to use paper ballots. 140 broken machines were repaired by 9:00 a.m. volunteers staffed a drive by ballot drop off. if you have a ballot you have to hand it in to your election office by 8:00 p.m. >>> as you well know, the race on the republican side has been subtle for weeks with donald trump as the presumptive nominee but he has battles to fight. trump claimed a judge hearing a lawsuit about trump university is biassed because of his mexican heritage. >> claiming a person cannot do the

it is wonderful to be back in brooklyn here in this beautiful building. (cheers and applause). >> it may be hard to see tonight, but we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. prep cheers and applause (. >> but don't worry, we're not smashing this one. thanks to you we've reached a milestone. first time -- (cheers and applause). >> first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party nominee. (cheers and applause). >> tonight -- tonight victory is not about one person. it belongs to generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. >> of course that was hillary clinton addressing supporters in brooklyn. >>> a 12-year-old boy in lakewood, ohio calls the police on his mom saying she was driving drunk. >> employees say the boy and two young kids were in the car last month when the boy called 911. >> 911. >> um, my mom is really drunk. >> okay. where are you at? >> we're on some type of --, madison or something. i don't know. >> are you in a house, on the street. >> police say they were on the

hillary clinton celebrating history if brooklyn. now she find herself on a collision course with donald trump. >>> plus, two democrats appear on the november ballot in the senate race for the first time since voters approved new rules six years ago. they emerge from a crowded field. >>> and the disaster averted. towering claims erupt overnight getting heart stoppingly close to nearby gas pumps. today in the bay starts right now. >> a very good dnesday, i had to stop and think about it? >> all those poll numbers and races, it all blends together. let's get to that forecast as well. >> we are halfway through the week. the weather is halfway decent. it looks pretty good today. we'll see if it's a little cooler than it was yesterday. we will continue on that trend toward the end of the week. mostly 70s all across the bay area. so feeling nice. we will talk about the warmer weather ahead in a few minutes. mike is tracking a crash. >> that's right glowing lights, visibility is just fine. look at your map. we're talking overnight road work

hello, brooklyn! whoo! i cannot wait to be your next president -- if i'm elected, of course. not getting ahead of myself -- in public. for 15 years.'ve been president >> and vermont senator bernie sanders. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, good, good, good for you! good for you. good for you. yes. i am bernie sanders. i'm a voice for regular people. i'm not fancy. i'm not the elite. i put on my pants just like all of you. i sit on the edge of the bed and jane pulls them up for me. >> well, thank you both for making time to be here.

in brooklyn? at the draft? we'll debate with our sports panel, good day everybody, it is thursday, june the 23rd, 2016. let's get right to, hi, everybody, let's get right to

right perfect brooklyn. thanks for being with us on disappointed by the forecast. >> no. it is summer perfection outside, which makes it even better. plus it's saturday. it's the weekend. what more do you want? >> i know, we would like the day off, but that's okay. we're here with you, good company. >>> thanks for tuning in. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm michelle charlesworth. meteorologist amy freeze is on the other side of the studio dazzling us. >> absolutely spectacular weather on a scale of 1 to 10 being the very best, this is it. we get two days in a row of it on the official first weekend of summer. beautiful skies right now from brooklyn into lower manhattan. it's blue wall to wall sunshine ahead. 72 degrees right now. northeast wind at 12 miles per hour. lots of sunshine continues throughout the day with high pressure in control. no storms expected this weekend in and around the boroughs looking at temperatures in the is at 75. garrettson has 76 degrees. we're seeing 73 right now for oak wood. even the pla