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CBS 2 News at 6 : WCBS : August 21, 2016 6:30pm-7:01pm EDT
vibrant present of crown heights, brooklyn. >> crown heights is a wonderful place. >> reporter: and also looking back at the racial issues this neighborhood endured 25 years ago. >> today is a day of reflection. >> reporter: this anniversary gathering included carnal cato. >> i appreciate all of it. >> reporter: cato's seven-year- old son gavin was struck and killed motorcade sparking clashes during which the 29-year-old -- [ indiscernible ] was stabbed to death. a quarter century later, cato's dad and rosenbaum's brother norman are bonded by tragedy and share hopes for peace. at today's anniversary event, rosenbaum was a conspicuous no show. he was not here for speeches, candles, and a march on kingston avenue. that march brought them here to park place next to brewer park for an anniversary festival unity. it's the festival part of the program that has rosenbaum bristling. >> and just totally inappropriate. >> reporter: he stayed home to avoid the games and arguments. [ indiscernible ] all of the time for rides and amusements. >> reporter: mr. rosenbaum -- [ indiscernible ] >> yes
vibrant present of crown heights, brooklyn. >> crown heights is a wonderful place. >> reporter: and also looking back at the racial issues this neighborhood endured 25 years ago. >> today is a day of reflection. >> reporter: this anniversary gathering included carnal cato. >> i appreciate all of it. >> reporter: cato's seven-year- old son gavin was struck and killed motorcade sparking clashes during which the 29-year-old -- [ indiscernible ] was stabbed to...
FOX 5 News at 10 : WNYW : August 19, 2016 10:00pm-11:01pm EDT
service for one of the victims. he attended the service in brooklyn in honor of his brother in 1991, it happened after the motorcade struck and killed a 7-year-old. a few hours later he was stabbed to death by a crowd. but norman says the tensions between african-americans and violence. >> the people that wish to indulge in this, somehow the communities are responsible and we know was a bunch of anti-semites. steve: he says the past 25 years in crown heights show how people can work and prosper together in the same community. and on the road to the white house. hillary clinton forced to answer mre questions about her private e-mails dan bowens has the details. >> at the end of four years, i guarantee you that i will did over 95% of the african-american vote. and making a bull prediction and offering a forward invitation. lose a match. >> donald trump is reaching out to african-americans, a community he struggled with in the polls but some say that this new approach is offensive. >> fewer schools are no good, you have no jobs, 58% of your youth is unemployed. >> labor stats show youn
service for one of the victims. he attended the service in brooklyn in honor of his brother in 1991, it happened after the motorcade struck and killed a 7-year-old. a few hours later he was stabbed to death by a crowd. but norman says the tensions between african-americans and violence. >> the people that wish to indulge in this, somehow the communities are responsible and we know was a bunch of anti-semites. steve: he says the past 25 years in crown heights show how people can work and...
News 4 New York at 5 : WNBC : August 23, 2016 5:00pm-5:31pm EDT
. >>> the nypd wants you to take a this coming out of brooklyn. they say it is a suspect who attacked a woman in prospect park. it happened back in april. investigators say he pulled a knife on a female jogger. she fought him off, though she did cut her finger. >>> there is a new vaccine requirement for students here in new york state. >> that vaccine may not be enough to protect your child from a potentially deadly disease. roseanne colletti spoke with one long island mother on a painful mission to spread the word. kimberley never got to go to her senior prom. she died of bacterial meningitis, buried just two days before her high school graduation. >> parents are sending their kids to college and they're upset they can't see their child for four years. i'm never going to see my daughter. >> reporter: bacterial meningitis is a brain and spinal cord inflammation. she was unaware vaccination did not protect her against bacterial type b. new york's new law which takes effect september 1st requires bacterial meningitis for seventh through 12th graders. the fifth is type b. there
. >>> the nypd wants you to take a this coming out of brooklyn. they say it is a suspect who attacked a woman in prospect park. it happened back in april. investigators say he pulled a knife on a female jogger. she fought him off, though she did cut her finger. >>> there is a new vaccine requirement for students here in new york state. >> that vaccine may not be enough to protect your child from a potentially deadly disease. roseanne colletti spoke with one long island...
CBS 2 News : WCBS : August 23, 2016 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
guard's shift overnight to prevent more break- ins. >>> new at noon here, police in brooklyn arrested three men for stealing what they say is more than $1 million worth of frozen eels. the men are accused of taking 2,000 boxes filled with the packaged fish from a shipping terminal in elizabeth, new jersey on ju so far police have recovered less than half of the stolen eels. >>> donald trump heads to texas today to fundraise and rally supporters, while the controversy over hillary clinton's use of a private e- mail server during her time as secretary of state continues to loom over her campaign. >>reporter: a federal judge has ordered the state department to quickly release close to 15,000 previously undisclosed e-mails and documents recovered from they're not sure what's in the documents, but support all her work-related e-mail being released. at a campaign event in ohio, donald trump sought to keep the limelight on clinton's family foundation amid mounting claims its foreign donors got prefer engs treatment from -- preferential treatment from the state department during her tenure. >
guard's shift overnight to prevent more break- ins. >>> new at noon here, police in brooklyn arrested three men for stealing what they say is more than $1 million worth of frozen eels. the men are accused of taking 2,000 boxes filled with the packaged fish from a shipping terminal in elizabeth, new jersey on ju so far police have recovered less than half of the stolen eels. >>> donald trump heads to texas today to fundraise and rally supporters, while the controversy over...
behind me and this quiet brooklyn neighborhood, police say it allstateed at a bar on this -- all started at a bar on this police officer tried to defend himself during a robbery. markers showing where police discovered bullet casings more than a half a dozen of them lining the streets of this quiet brooklyn neighborhood. a shot shattering through the window of this building under renovation. >> the hole in the glass. yeah. and then it was a small place where it appears to be lodged into the wall. >> at about 12:30 last night, i was in my dining room. and i heard four shots. my wife and the shots, he was a block down the street from bleachers' sports club. where an off-duty police officer and his cuss seven say they were walking out when a man approached them trying to rob them. investigators say the officer and that man struggled over a gun. shots were fired and the suspect took off. mike says the man he saw backed a white car into a dumpster. >> i saw a guy like get out and standing in front. he was shot? >> no. he ran. and then he ran right back. and got in the vehicle. >> repo
behind me and this quiet brooklyn neighborhood, police say it allstateed at a bar on this -- all started at a bar on this police officer tried to defend himself during a robbery. markers showing where police discovered bullet casings more than a half a dozen of them lining the streets of this quiet brooklyn neighborhood. a shot shattering through the window of this building under renovation. >> the hole in the glass. yeah. and then it was a small place where it appears to be lodged into...
brooklyn. >> we took him to counseling, we took him to a psychiatrist. the psychiatrist said no, he's fine, take them out of the school. reporter: they say that their son sat down last month to write experiences. he wrote about being bullied in school and his teachers turned a blind eye. the family says before he died they were planning to send a letter to elected officials to complain about what they said was unfair treatment in school. they are deeply saddened by this tragedy in and our hearts go out to the family. however they did say that there was an anti-bullying program at their power to help them in reports today there are claims that he was struggling due to his parents drinking. but they said it the claims are false and were made by the school after they started complaining that maybe they took all of that and collaborated and twisted my words. children's services visited the family's home last year but they sent them this letter afterwards. it states that no evidence was found just that he had been abused or maltreated in his home. >> if the school released any documents an
brooklyn. >> we took him to counseling, we took him to a psychiatrist. the psychiatrist said no, he's fine, take them out of the school. reporter: they say that their son sat down last month to write experiences. he wrote about being bullied in school and his teachers turned a blind eye. the family says before he died they were planning to send a letter to elected officials to complain about what they said was unfair treatment in school. they are deeply saddened by this tragedy in and...
evaluations and can't check himself out. i'm ray villeda. >>> a brooklyn woman claims he was held at knife point and rape ed just after getting off if -- the subway. >> reporter: we're at the 83rd say they have a 52-year-old man in custody. the man they believe raped that 27-year-old woman a half a mile from where we were standing. the woman was walking from the subway when that man came up behind her at the bushwick avenue intersection early yesterday morning. the man with the knife told her he would stab and kill her. off with her cell phone. no details on how police were able to find the suspect, but right now he is in custody we're told by police. he is being questioned. no charges at this time. back out here live, this latest attack a scare for women here in brooklyn. you may remember similar attacks in recent months. just last month, a woman was raped inside her apartment after a man broke in. in june, a woman evaded being raped, but was slashed in the neck. we're live in brooklyn checkey beckford, news 4 new york. >>> a driver is recovering from minor injuries after a car slammed in
evaluations and can't check himself out. i'm ray villeda. >>> a brooklyn woman claims he was held at knife point and rape ed just after getting off if -- the subway. >> reporter: we're at the 83rd say they have a 52-year-old man in custody. the man they believe raped that 27-year-old woman a half a mile from where we were standing. the woman was walking from the subway when that man came up behind her at the bushwick avenue intersection early yesterday morning. the man with the...
Live on 5 : WEWS : August 11, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm EDT
afternoon. this is over cuyahoga. it is about an inch per hour in brooklyn. noted -- notice in parma headed your way, that is 3 inches notice in parma headed your way, that is 3 in./h. that is torrential rainfall. stay off the roads. rates have shifted. energy has moved farther south and the heaviest rainfall is moving out from centre city. some very heavy rain when driving here in lakewood. again, headed toward cleveland. it is about 10 to 15 minutes out. also watching some thunderstorms a little farther south in wayne county. a lot of lightning flower -- showers with this. he will fill the thunderstorms pick up any minute now as we continue to watch sales here to the north pick heights, seven hills, willow and this will continue to shift east. the -- severe thunderstorm warning until 5:15 pm. it will likely be expended as that rain is slow going and causing problems even bringing down trees and power lines as it begins its track east. >>> tonight severe weather coming as people are still struggling to clean up the mess caused two nights ago. a microburst uprooted and cleveland heig
afternoon. this is over cuyahoga. it is about an inch per hour in brooklyn. noted -- notice in parma headed your way, that is 3 inches notice in parma headed your way, that is 3 in./h. that is torrential rainfall. stay off the roads. rates have shifted. energy has moved farther south and the heaviest rainfall is moving out from centre city. some very heavy rain when driving here in lakewood. again, headed toward cleveland. it is about 10 to 15 minutes out. also watching some thunderstorms a...
FOX 5 News at 6 : WNYW : August 16, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm EDT
international food takes us to a hidden gem in brooklyn. stay with us. we're coming right back on the fox 5 news at 6:00. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received any other meningitis b vaccines. meningitis b can be spread by typical sharing like... a drink... a spoon... a kiss. it all started here... rumenba. ernie: welcome back to our week long feature on new york's international cuisine. we're basking in the olympic tour of gold medal-worthy food. tonight dana takes us into brooklyn where you mi
international food takes us to a hidden gem in brooklyn. stay with us. we're coming right back on the fox 5 news at 6:00. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through trumenba should not be given if...
Eyewitness News : WABC : August 6, 2016 1:05am-1:36am EDT
was able to call for help, and a close >>> new at 11:00, a community in brooklyn found itself stiffed out of the free parking on its streets when the city added more meters. but just as a backlash to the move started to pick up speed, the city offered a compromise to help put the brakes on the growing frustration there. here is stefan kim. >> reporter: residents living on 3rd and 4th avenues, this is an all too common sight. cars lined up down the block, double parked. >> here. >> that's why these meters have been popping up. but also going up, the blood pressure. >> that's it. >> the meters were requested by local merchants who complain without them, residents occupy spots for a week at a time. so meters mean more turnover. >> customers have a problem, they don't know how to park. they take a chance at times. sometimes they get a ticket. d.o.t. made the changes without local input. and that created a unique problem. >> of the half a dozen blocks that got metered parking, all of those spots on the ground level. except for these three spots, which have only homes. pat lives in front of
was able to call for help, and a close >>> new at 11:00, a community in brooklyn found itself stiffed out of the free parking on its streets when the city added more meters. but just as a backlash to the move started to pick up speed, the city offered a compromise to help put the brakes on the growing frustration there. here is stefan kim. >> reporter: residents living on 3rd and 4th avenues, this is an all too common sight. cars lined up down the block, double parked. >>...
Face the Nation : WOIO : August 22, 2016 1:35am-2:06am EDT
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News 4 New York : WNBC : July 31, 2016 11:30pm-12:01am EDT
trucks on fire in brooklyn? that is what police want to know tonight. we're back with the 11:30 news, extension of news 4 new york at 11:00. i'm gus rosen dale. >> and i'm stacey bell. over half a dozen fires we're talking about tonight, all of them happening overnight. drivers say they've been victims of arson attacks like this fire intentionally. news 4 has the details tonight from eastern new york. >> reporter: good news is that no one was inside these trucks when they were set on fire. take a look inside the cabin. you can see how charred everything is. this is one of seven trucks destroyed. now seven drivers looking for answers. what's left is rubble. twisted metal and ash. remnants of the charred trucks strewn on the ground. >> reporter: one of seven drivers without a truck and effectively without a job. >> i have family like everybody here. >> reporter: they work for t.t.s. trucking. they each own and operate their own vehicle. what's worst, this isn't the first time arsonists set their trucks on fire. other drivers telling us in spanish. >> translator: we, the drivers, f
trucks on fire in brooklyn? that is what police want to know tonight. we're back with the 11:30 news, extension of news 4 new york at 11:00. i'm gus rosen dale. >> and i'm stacey bell. over half a dozen fires we're talking about tonight, all of them happening overnight. drivers say they've been victims of arson attacks like this fire intentionally. news 4 has the details tonight from eastern new york. >> reporter: good news is that no one was inside these trucks when they were set...
CBS 2 News : WCBS : August 1, 2016 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
wheel. in brooklyn, magdalena doris, cbs2 news. >> okay thank you. >>> this just in, florida governor rick scott says the number of zika cases likely caused by mosquitoes has now risen to 14. that's ten new cases since he initially reported on friday that four people were inpenaltied. all of the cases are within a one mile area of miami-dade now scott has asked the centers for disease control to activate a cdc emergency response team to assist the florida department of health with sample collection and mosquito control efforts in that area. >>> a tragic update now an 8- year-old boy has died after an instant in a bergen county pool. the cap lain jcc on the par said confirmed the death this morning, the child had been pulled from the center's pool in tenafly on thursday and he was in cardiac arrest. a lifeguard performed cpr until ems arrived. the boy was being hackensack university medical center. his identity has not been released. >>> well, police are asking for the public east help in the search for a brazen burglar. investigators say he is linked to two incidents in brook
wheel. in brooklyn, magdalena doris, cbs2 news. >> okay thank you. >>> this just in, florida governor rick scott says the number of zika cases likely caused by mosquitoes has now risen to 14. that's ten new cases since he initially reported on friday that four people were inpenaltied. all of the cases are within a one mile area of miami-dade now scott has asked the centers for disease control to activate a cdc emergency response team to assist the florida department of health...
week's scare at kennedy airport. >> and pampers the pups how dogs get royal treatment in brooklyn, high, tina. tina: we'll talk about yankees in anaheim, and usa basketball wins gold, carmelo anthony retires, from that team. we'll talk giants and jets, we'll be back fox 5 news at init's time to relax.t, from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers. lease a lincoln mkx for $349 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months and just announced $1,000 summer invitation bonus. it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventis the world's coolest indoor wate. award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. christina: turkish officials say that the suicide bomber who attacked a kurdish wedding yesterday was between 12 and 14 years old, 51 people died, dozen more hurt, some critically when t
week's scare at kennedy airport. >> and pampers the pups how dogs get royal treatment in brooklyn, high, tina. tina: we'll talk about yankees in anaheim, and usa basketball wins gold, carmelo anthony retires, from that team. we'll talk giants and jets, we'll be back fox 5 news at init's time to relax.t, from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of...
Good Day Wake Up : WNYW : August 4, 2016 5:00am-6:01am EDT
other cameras. we will look at the span of the bears on the bridge. two lanes are closed in brooklyn the upper level. traffic is moving slow with all this to hear. that's the better option. trains are running on or close tingles are in effect . >> this morning police are searching for clues that lead to the killer of 30-year-old katrina patrol. this story has impacted so many people. her body was found by her father late on tuesday night any marsh after she went out for a routine evening jog. she is in howard beach with the latest. good morning, liz. >> good morning to you. katrina patrol now was 30 a lot of people in this community would see her running in theneighborhood are working here . she was a cocktail waitress and the owner decided to shut down the restaurant last night so people can gather , leave candles and remember karina. >> the whole neighborhood is upside down and is a horrific shame. >> hundreds of people gath vigil where karina petrarca worked. the entire community is in morning. >> you would see on someone on a t.v. and someone on a t.v. walking the dog or jogging.
other cameras. we will look at the span of the bears on the bridge. two lanes are closed in brooklyn the upper level. traffic is moving slow with all this to hear. that's the better option. trains are running on or close tingles are in effect . >> this morning police are searching for clues that lead to the killer of 30-year-old katrina patrol. this story has impacted so many people. her body was found by her father late on tuesday night any marsh after she went out for a routine evening...
Lockup Savannah: Extended Stay : MSNBCW : August 14, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am PDT
my ged. i want to graduate. that would be the best feeling, to graduate. >> coming up, brooklyn day turns to art to cope with jail and might have gotten herself in more trouble. >> that is what they call damaging jail property. do you know you could be written up for that. >> and a fight ends in a version of she said-she said. enis really built into theat foundation of the company. whole foods market is engaged with pg&e on many levels, to really reduce energy and reduce our environmental footprint. for a customer like whole foods, saving energy means helping our environment, and we can be a part of that. helping customers save energy is a very important part of what pg&e does. we can pass those savings on to the environment, the business, and the community. pg&e really is an expert in saving energy, and that partnership is extremely exciting. together, we're building a better california. >>> established in 1733, savannah, georgia maintained much of its historical integrity. it is prone to severe thunderstorms and hurricanes. officials here at the detention center developed a >> any
my ged. i want to graduate. that would be the best feeling, to graduate. >> coming up, brooklyn day turns to art to cope with jail and might have gotten herself in more trouble. >> that is what they call damaging jail property. do you know you could be written up for that. >> and a fight ends in a version of she said-she said. enis really built into theat foundation of the company. whole foods market is engaged with pg&e on many levels, to really reduce energy and reduce...
, brooklyn and lakewood adopting similar moratoriums saying dispense ris are expressing interest and they need more time. >> we are waiting to see how this law place out. considering the moratorium. to read these in fucialtion head to our -- full, head to our website, newsnet5.com. >>> still ahead, a security guard standing at the front door of a building. a new trend where security guards are hired without proper licenses. >> plus, outrage athlete given probation after he was convicted of sexually assaulting two classmates. >> a petition is circulating to >>> weather wise two severe it is mainly damaging winds and that's the main cell. there's a little bit of spin. that warning goes until 5:45, moving toward pier pont. that's moving right toward the pier pont area and across the state line. there's the state line into western pa. could they form a weak tornado, sure. this will not be an indiana situation in northern ohio. currently coshocton county until 6 p.m. that includes southern tuscarous. we've got some reds next to the greens. it's not sing rapidly, so we'll keep an eye on th
, brooklyn and lakewood adopting similar moratoriums saying dispense ris are expressing interest and they need more time. >> we are waiting to see how this law place out. considering the moratorium. to read these in fucialtion head to our -- full, head to our website, newsnet5.com. >>> still ahead, a security guard standing at the front door of a building. a new trend where security guards are hired without proper licenses. >> plus, outrage athlete given probation after he...
FOX 5 News at 10 : WNYW : July 31, 2016 10:00pm-10:31pm EDT
and moving into brooklyn shortly. the hudson valley saw a lot of rainfall today. we've had reports of up to 3 inches and eastward. long island is getting a dose of rain toward the east around the hamptons. you are seeing some downpours there but we don't have any advisories in effect as of yet. there are several warnings and there on the map right now. this goes until about 1230 for portions of new jersey and new york city. elsewhere it's a flash flood we've had problems across somerset county. the rubber has been swollen and the creeks have been swelling up as well. we are seeing blood flooding in a lot of areas and some rescues being reported. we are still unsettled across the northeast. tomorrow we are not out of the woods. tomorrow morning i anticipate more rainfall. i think things will taper off by the afternoon with highs near 80 degrees. >> the weather is in texas. the town was hit by about x inches of rain in two hours. christina: on the road to the white house, the father of a muslim soldier killed in iraq is >> reporter: some are calling this political jousting, something th
and moving into brooklyn shortly. the hudson valley saw a lot of rainfall today. we've had reports of up to 3 inches and eastward. long island is getting a dose of rain toward the east around the hamptons. you are seeing some downpours there but we don't have any advisories in effect as of yet. there are several warnings and there on the map right now. this goes until about 1230 for portions of new jersey and new york city. elsewhere it's a flash flood we've had problems across somerset...
News 4 New York at 6 : WNBC : August 8, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
cyclists and tourists has jammed up her daily walk across the brooklyn bridge. >> usually i'm getting slapped in the face by tourists using selfie sticks. >> reporter: many blame the bikes which whiz by within inches of people's arm and legs. >> i think they come down here too fast sometimes. it's not necessary. this is a pedestrian walk. >> there's a lot of anecdotal ne crowded. i don't think anyone would deny otherwise. >> reporter: transportation commissioner polly trottenberg announced a seven-month pilot study to see if the city could widen the 17-foot bridge path on the 133-year-old bridge, or potentially build a new walking deck above the vehicle traffic. >> a bit crowded. >> reporter: engineer daniel sharp said it's doable -- >> anything's possible. comes to money. how much money they want to i think that would be premature. >> reporter: the city has committed $370,000 for the initial study. while it's ongoing, expect these shoulder-to-shoulder conditions for those eager to take in one of the city's most famous sights to continue. >> that's new york. i think it's crowd
cyclists and tourists has jammed up her daily walk across the brooklyn bridge. >> usually i'm getting slapped in the face by tourists using selfie sticks. >> reporter: many blame the bikes which whiz by within inches of people's arm and legs. >> i think they come down here too fast sometimes. it's not necessary. this is a pedestrian walk. >> there's a lot of anecdotal ne crowded. i don't think anyone would deny otherwise. >> reporter: transportation commissioner...
Book Discussion on Off Script : CSPAN2 : August 7, 2016 6:30am-7:46am EDT
shrill. fast-forward to last night, brooklyn navy yard. if you just listen to the way she is speaking, she is very conscious of the fact there may be 2000 people in the brooklyn navy yard, that there's millions of people watching through the cable nets. and to have been seen in modulating, managing my voice and a modulating my volume, delivering my attack lines to make teleprompter, was really good timing. a couple thousand people in front of me in a thousand people behind me got their products because she wants to sound not just right, presidential, not overbearing and settlement that you watching at home and whatever clips katie is the next morning on the today show, the person with the temperament for the oval office. >> we won't know for a couple months but they have to make out for this cycle has been. so far what is one or two of the best stage political moment in one or two of the worst? >> well, the point in making them look is that many of the things that really came back to haunt candidates about what they did in public, you wouldn't have known it at the time. it's
shrill. fast-forward to last night, brooklyn navy yard. if you just listen to the way she is speaking, she is very conscious of the fact there may be 2000 people in the brooklyn navy yard, that there's millions of people watching through the cable nets. and to have been seen in modulating, managing my voice and a modulating my volume, delivering my attack lines to make teleprompter, was really good timing. a couple thousand people in front of me in a thousand people behind me got their...
shooter. >> the 35 year old of brooklyn was arrested monday and is now police say on saturday afternoon, surveillance cameras captured him as he approached from behind and shot both men in the head. prosecutors say he did admit he is the person seen on surveillance video that connects him to the murders but he pleaded not guilty in court today. his family had no comment after arraignment but historian had this to say. >> i am upset that he >> reporter: police found this gun and clothing that matched witness descriptions. prosecutors say ballistic evidence proves it was the weapon used in the deadly shooting. police have not classified murders as a hate crime. the muslim community want to they still have many unanswered questions. >> he was a good guy. [ audio problems ] >> historian says his client plans to jury august 18. >>> hillary clinton's e-mails are again moving front and center. the fbi handed over documents from its investigation into the scandal. republicans want to compare notes from clinton's testimony to what she said at the house benghazi hearings. as for the campaign she
shooter. >> the 35 year old of brooklyn was arrested monday and is now police say on saturday afternoon, surveillance cameras captured him as he approached from behind and shot both men in the head. prosecutors say he did admit he is the person seen on surveillance video that connects him to the murders but he pleaded not guilty in court today. his family had no comment after arraignment but historian had this to say. >> i am upset that he >> reporter: police found this gun...
CBS 2 News at 5 : WCBS : August 8, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm EDT
that injured two police officers. >>> a plan to possibly alter an icon perhaps expanding the brooklyn bridge? >>> and calls to bring in cougars to control new jersey's deer population, would the state ever go for it? >>> one of the nicest things about the weather today is how low the humidity is. that's going to change,ly tell ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. ? ? ? we love the new york state fair! two words.. piglet races! wine slushees. bonding time. fried everything! there's so many bands. the bands! those pigs are just so cute! cheesecake, on a stick. a rollercoaster! the great new york state fair just got greater. from august 25th to september 5th in syracuse, new york. order tickets before opening day for just $6. it's all here, it's only here. >>> tragic death of a 10 year- old boy at a kansas city water park, caleb shaub was riding down the water slide sunday when something went terribly wrong. the body was found lying on the ground. no one said huh how he died. the slide, drops 170 feet, has bee
that injured two police officers. >>> a plan to possibly alter an icon perhaps expanding the brooklyn bridge? >>> and calls to bring in cougars to control new jersey's deer population, would the state ever go for it? >>> one of the nicest things about the weather today is how low the humidity is. that's going to change,ly tell ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. ? ? ? we love the new york...
News 4 New York at Noon : WNBC : August 5, 2016 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
the deadly shooting at a brooklyn auto zone. police say the victim gave details about the person who >> reporter: police say they may be a little closer to nabbing the suspect in the active investigation all because of the dying words of a 28-year-old man who was shot and killed here. we watched crime scene detectives scouring for evidence. it is an auto zone parking lot where they say a 28-year-old man got into a dispute with another man just before 8:00 last night. according to witnesses both men hang out to kill time. evidence markers mark the spots where bullets flew. the 28-year-old man was shot in the chest here he actually drove himself to the station house. according to police before that 28-year-old man died he was able to give officers some information about what happened trigger. so far police have not yet released the identity of the victim that died here. >> thank you. the nypd wants men in connection with a home invasion. police say they forced their way into the home, tied up an elderly couple and ransacked the place. neighbors are on edge. >> it worries me because
the deadly shooting at a brooklyn auto zone. police say the victim gave details about the person who >> reporter: police say they may be a little closer to nabbing the suspect in the active investigation all because of the dying words of a 28-year-old man who was shot and killed here. we watched crime scene detectives scouring for evidence. it is an auto zone parking lot where they say a 28-year-old man got into a dispute with another man just before 8:00 last night. according to...
Morning Blend : KTNV : August 25, 2016 9:00am-10:01am PDT
tonight at the brooklyn bowl. >> they stopped here at "the morning blend" nice and early in vegas. really too early for vegas. jennifer fieldler, as well as trey smith. great having both of you. first time in vegas. >> yes, first time. >> when did you get into town? >> yesterday. >> last night. >> overwhelming with all the -- >> it was overload last night. morning. so you're on kind of a wave right now, 2016 artist to watch by people, by the huff post, by "rolling stone." no pressure. >> no pressure. >> you both are new on the scene. tell us about the articles. >> we got "the huffington post" in the new year and people country to follow, and "rolling stone," which is a huge deal in the music industry. >> of course. >> that's been my favorite to be part of. >> i'm sure your friends texted you. we were like what, seriously? it's pretty awesome. >> it's very exciting. you had all the articles come out. you had a single, nothing but the night. nothing but the night. it's been making a wave here. >> yes. >> tell us about that. >> well, vegas series listeners has been playing on the rad
tonight at the brooklyn bowl. >> they stopped here at "the morning blend" nice and early in vegas. really too early for vegas. jennifer fieldler, as well as trey smith. great having both of you. first time in vegas. >> yes, first time. >> when did you get into town? >> yesterday. >> last night. >> overwhelming with all the -- >> it was overload last night. morning. so you're on kind of a wave right now, 2016 artist to watch by people, by the...
Eyewitness News at Noon : WABC : August 3, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm EDT
their dreams. we have an update on the three homeless sister from brooklyn who made it to the junior olympics. >>> plus, cruelty caught on camera. sparked the nasty confrontation. will you hear from the customers who came to his my favorite part about being a dad -- just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that's when i said i need a second opinion. everyone, from the moment i walked through the doors, they're smiling and i love the fact that included me in the whole process. the diagnosis of cancer is one of an answer now. we can do now here. rod was great. i mean, he did everything that we asked him and more. the treatment plan was for him to have chemotherapy and radiation followed by surgery. i feel like this was the right way for me and the right treatment for me. at cancer treatment centers of america, we treat cancer, every stage, every day. call or go to cancercenter.com. >>> a 12-year-
their dreams. we have an update on the three homeless sister from brooklyn who made it to the junior olympics. >>> plus, cruelty caught on camera. sparked the nasty confrontation. will you hear from the customers who came to his my favorite part about being a dad -- just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second...
your house. >> reporter: kimberly calls this brooklyn block home. she's lived here for 34 years. she said this is the first vicious attack right outside her front door. >> when i came outside and i looked, i was just devastated. i have three young daughters. it wasn't a pleasant sight to see. >> reporter: a man robbed of his cell phone, then slashed in the back and chest. police say three attackers left their victim bleeding here on the corner of >> i live on the first floor right here. >> reporter: the attack in this brooklyn neighborhood has people who live here worried about their safety. >> that's pretty scary. it's kind of messed up. >> reporter: new police believe these three men may have gotten away in a silver-colored vehicle, possibly a ford taurus. if you have any information, a reward is being offered. ohio man behind a terror plot in washington, d.c. planned his attack to coincide with the 2015 state of the union. this information was revealed as christopher lee pled guilty to all charges today. he planned to detonate pipe bombs at the capitol and gun people down fleeing
your house. >> reporter: kimberly calls this brooklyn block home. she's lived here for 34 years. she said this is the first vicious attack right outside her front door. >> when i came outside and i looked, i was just devastated. i have three young daughters. it wasn't a pleasant sight to see. >> reporter: a man robbed of his cell phone, then slashed in the back and chest. police say three attackers left their victim bleeding here on the corner of >> i live on the first...
News 4 New York at 5:30 : WNBC : August 8, 2016 5:30pm-6:01pm EDT
making a major change to the 133-year-old brooklyn bridge. we'll show you what it is. >>> plus, the major changes on the jersey shore. the beach town made famous for partying thanks to snooki and the situation is taking drastic action to change its ways. those stories and more all new >>> we have a warning about a new scam. calls from windslers who claim they can help you get grants for solar panel installations. >> apparently what they want is your personal information so they can rip you off. we have more on how they make the scam sound legitimate. >> reporter: this latest phone scam began popping up here in brookhaven a couple weeks ago. officials say the scammers are register a local number when in fact the calls are coming in from either out of state or even out of the country. >> thank you for calling the contact center. how can i help you? >> reporter: brookhaven town's hotline has received more than a dozen complaints about the latest phone scam. resident say the scammer claim to be working with the town to promote the use of solar panels. >> these calls are false, they're s
making a major change to the 133-year-old brooklyn bridge. we'll show you what it is. >>> plus, the major changes on the jersey shore. the beach town made famous for partying thanks to snooki and the situation is taking drastic action to change its ways. those stories and more all new >>> we have a warning about a new scam. calls from windslers who claim they can help you get grants for solar panel installations. >> apparently what they want is your personal information...
Eyewitness News This Morning : WABC : August 5, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EDT
cleaning rules are in effect for today. >>> in brooklyn, a deadly shooting that began in the parking lot of an autozone last night on flat bush avenue. and police are still on the scene this morning. marcus solis just got an update on the victim. he is live with more for us. marcus-- >> reporter: good morning, lori. yes, learning that the victim in this incident is a dollar van driver who got into a dispute in the parking lot of this autozone. a dispute that ended in gunfire. the victim tried to do everything he could to save the autozone in flat bush, the victim shot in the chest. now after that dispute. the 28-year-old drove himself to the 63rd station house which is just a few blocks away. ems responding to the station. the victim taken to kings county hospital where he was pronounced dead. and now the identity of the victim has not been released yet but in the meantime, police are looking for the suspect who took off. pieces of car parts could be part of the vehicle belonging to the suspect who drove off. another person possibly involved also seen running on foot. police
cleaning rules are in effect for today. >>> in brooklyn, a deadly shooting that began in the parking lot of an autozone last night on flat bush avenue. and police are still on the scene this morning. marcus solis just got an update on the victim. he is live with more for us. marcus-- >> reporter: good morning, lori. yes, learning that the victim in this incident is a dollar van driver who got into a dispute in the parking lot of this autozone. a dispute that ended in gunfire....
Book Discussion on From the War on Poverty to the War on Crime : CSPAN2 : August 13, 2016 4:15pm-5:16pm EDT
brooklyn magazine rights a clear eyed and timely book it traces the countries prison industrial complex back to the social wherefore -- welfare program. this history is heartbreaking it is one that affects an enormous percentage of the country. read it and vote. please join me in welcoming elizabeth hinton. [applause]. thank you for the introduction in for hosting me and including me as a part of the series. it's a privilege to be here. thank you to all of you for coming out today. i know it's incredibly busy time of year but it's overwhelming to me to see so many colleagues and friends thank you for coming out. this book is really the first historical account of a national crime control policy and it traces the rise of mass incarceration in the united states. the garden he -- the guardian has done in her groundbreaking. i really take that as a compliment. it is the product of a labor of love. in the central files. and when i began this project i have to make the case to other african-americans and historians of why we need to study crimes. the current political campaign. i think even t
brooklyn magazine rights a clear eyed and timely book it traces the countries prison industrial complex back to the social wherefore -- welfare program. this history is heartbreaking it is one that affects an enormous percentage of the country. read it and vote. please join me in welcoming elizabeth hinton. [applause]. thank you for the introduction in for hosting me and including me as a part of the series. it's a privilege to be here. thank you to all of you for coming out today. i know it's...
Chasing News : WTXF : August 18, 2016 12:30am-1:01am EDT
. brooklyn's infamous money order was backing criminal court on wednesday morning fighting for her bunny colony of nearly 200 bunnies that was seized by authorities in 2015. >> if the aspca is a bunch of -- >> i caught her outside the courtroom in brooklyn. she in brooklyn. she told me she is defending herself this time. the problem with the city begin in january 2015 when someone reported the bunny colony in her backyard causing authorities to investigate mncs nearly 200 bunnies that were living in her backyard. i originally chase the story when it was happening. i was was there before the bunnies were taken away. what i saw in her backyard work cages and huts filled with bunnies. bunnies everywhere. she is facing is facing trial on charges of animal cruelty. i asked her about that. >> some people say it is animal cruelty for you to have them back there, so many many one place. >> know the rabbits are -- [inaudible] when i asked a question under the oath she was not able to speak. i have a transmit. >> in the urine have since the bunnies were seized she says that there has been a lot of
. brooklyn's infamous money order was backing criminal court on wednesday morning fighting for her bunny colony of nearly 200 bunnies that was seized by authorities in 2015. >> if the aspca is a bunch of -- >> i caught her outside the courtroom in brooklyn. she in brooklyn. she told me she is defending herself this time. the problem with the city begin in january 2015 when someone reported the bunny colony in her backyard causing authorities to investigate mncs nearly 200 bunnies...
9-year-old brooklyn boy pulled from a pool at a jewish community center last week has died. he was wading in the shallow end he was pulled out of the water and given cpr by lifeguards and police before being taken to the hospital, but he died on sunday. the child's family was with him when he passed away. >>> the u.s. is launching a new campaign of air strikes against isis in libya this week. the strikes are taking place in a city halfway between tripoli and benghazi. id consulting with defense officials. there are anywhere from a few hundred to 5,000 militants. >> there is a collaborative process, a very closely coordinated process, that we have engaged with with the gna in determining the precise locations to hit. >> the u.s. does not have any >>> video released this afternoon shows the moments after a russian helicopter was shot out of the skies over syria. russian military officials say the incident happened while returning to a russian air base on syria's coast. it just finished a delivery of humanitarian aid to aleppo. >>> the findings are the result of a into the sale of riv
9-year-old brooklyn boy pulled from a pool at a jewish community center last week has died. he was wading in the shallow end he was pulled out of the water and given cpr by lifeguards and police before being taken to the hospital, but he died on sunday. the child's family was with him when he passed away. >>> the u.s. is launching a new campaign of air strikes against isis in libya this week. the strikes are taking place in a city halfway between tripoli and benghazi. id consulting...
Charlie Rose : BLOOMBERG : August 23, 2016 7:00pm-8:01pm EDT
avenue, i would go over to washington and cut around to brooklyn bridge from the back. i saw myself working as an actor on a television show at the brooklyn navy yard. see, iy thing i couldn't was still living in the projects and i had my route. there and i get to play him. this is something different. this is something other. you don't know what it's like to live in 1920. where did you get this from? i took various pieces there. all of these men lived in the 1920's and he gave me this allrtunity to hang out with of my dead uncles and my dad. it was every scenario. ande were five faces of him that is how he was born. i got around them. i call that a boys club. charlie: that has been your acting club working with people like that. crew of people a getting together and hashing it out and doing some good work. i love ensembles and boardwalk was bad. we shot that on 35mm. it is all on videotape now. charlie: what about black market? the black market was a step into kind of what i was alluding to. these jobs are starting to parallel my life. it is all coming to a head now. i'm here to te
avenue, i would go over to washington and cut around to brooklyn bridge from the back. i saw myself working as an actor on a television show at the brooklyn navy yard. see, iy thing i couldn't was still living in the projects and i had my route. there and i get to play him. this is something different. this is something other. you don't know what it's like to live in 1920. where did you get this from? i took various pieces there. all of these men lived in the 1920's and he gave me this...
Bloomberg BusinessWeek : BLOOMBERG : August 20, 2016 7:00am-8:01am EDT
100 brands throughout brooklyn and manhattan. i decided to spend a week working out of them. >> the pioneer started a few years ago. they are a behemoth. there was $16 billion. those numbers have been slashed a bit recently. they have paved the way for these companies. >> when you talk about those of us that work for large companies don't do that. this is where people go to do -- to we aren office was used to going to north is where it is one company, sitting at desks next to the poor we know. co-working spaces are shared office spaces. it is a lot more flexible and cheaper. for a start up, or an entrepreneur it is a much easier way to get into a space where the startup cost -- without the startup cost of renting an office. >> yuan in two primary, that focuses on wellness. >> yes, it is a brand-new space. there is green juice and healthy snacks and free yoga. it just feels very calm. they hope that will attract people to their space. >> wi-fi, was is still great? >> their password was "feel great." >> it sort of encapsulates brooklyn. are these neighborhoods that figure if you live
100 brands throughout brooklyn and manhattan. i decided to spend a week working out of them. >> the pioneer started a few years ago. they are a behemoth. there was $16 billion. those numbers have been slashed a bit recently. they have paved the way for these companies. >> when you talk about those of us that work for large companies don't do that. this is where people go to do -- to we aren office was used to going to north is where it is one company, sitting at desks next to the...
Eyewitness News This Morning : WABC : August 12, 2016 4:30am-6:01am EDT
that can't escape the heat. brooklyn where officials will hold a news conference later today. >> reporter: it's not so bad now but that is about to change. it's going to feel like 100 degrees or more later today. with air conditions running overtime, all the heat is putting a strain on the power grid. this is day two of the heat wave. and humidity could create dangerous situations. if you work or spend time outside, reschedule strenuous activities or exercise to the early morning or evening hours and wear light, loose clothing. con edison says they have reached a year maximum for high energy usage. megawatts could be broken today. >> there is a lot of people in new york city. the weather has a huge impact. because it's humid and hot, people are using a.c. we are using more energy. >> reporter: cooling centers will be open with extended hours through sunday. to find out where they are near you, call 311 hotline. also the mayor will be holding a news conference at the office of emergency management at noon heat. live in downtown brooklyn, diana rocco, channel 7 eyewitness news.
that can't escape the heat. brooklyn where officials will hold a news conference later today. >> reporter: it's not so bad now but that is about to change. it's going to feel like 100 degrees or more later today. with air conditions running overtime, all the heat is putting a strain on the power grid. this is day two of the heat wave. and humidity could create dangerous situations. if you work or spend time outside, reschedule strenuous activities or exercise to the early morning or...
With All Due Respect : BLOOMBERG : August 6, 2016 9:00am-10:01am EDT
brooklyn artist, which is where he lives and works. the extent to which he draws on references from the past and the present i'm sure connects some way to the islamic republic of iran, but the extent to which he could be seen as an islamic artist seems irrelevant for enjoyment of the work. ♪ narrator: for ali, there is a strange alchemy between his sounds and images and ideas that drive the work. ♪ a ali: sound is like the layer underneath layer of all or more and the work that i make, really. ♪ ali: as soon as i put the brush down, the sounds begin. like a short note, or a longer note that sort of carries on. ♪ >> i'm not sure i understand the importance of music in his paintings, but i have a strong sense of sound when i look at them. narrator: ali banisadr has synesthesia. it is a condition where different senses like sound and vision get closely allied together or even confused. ali sees or hears his paintings like compositions, and it really influences the way he works. ali: synesthesia for me, i think it is an asset. it's nice to listen to music and have this sort of p
brooklyn artist, which is where he lives and works. the extent to which he draws on references from the past and the present i'm sure connects some way to the islamic republic of iran, but the extent to which he could be seen as an islamic artist seems irrelevant for enjoyment of the work. ♪ narrator: for ali, there is a strange alchemy between his sounds and images and ideas that drive the work. ♪ a ali: sound is like the layer underneath layer of all or more and the work that i make,...
. >>> water flowing through the streets of brooklyn this morning. it looked like a geyser of water coming up from the ground. firefighters say a leak from property on 49th street and sunset park caused the problems. the street is closed while repairs are made. about 200 customers are currently without water. >>> new concerns about the fred of the zika virus in florida. be another mosquito spread transmission outside the zone. health officials say they're investigating six other infections outside the area including cases on miami beach. none have been confirmed. >> it could be a link to miami beach. the person could have visited miami beach. the person could have traveled to miami beach. we don't know if the person's in america right now. >> a new study out yesterday said zika can also affect the adult brain when it comes to >>> a little boy in the bronx gets the surprise of a lifetime from the nypd. his newfound joy comes after the loss of his mother and father last year. cbs2's tracee carrasco has his story. >> 7-year-old tyrone lowe arrived at the 49th police precincts in the br
. >>> water flowing through the streets of brooklyn this morning. it looked like a geyser of water coming up from the ground. firefighters say a leak from property on 49th street and sunset park caused the problems. the street is closed while repairs are made. about 200 customers are currently without water. >>> new concerns about the fred of the zika virus in florida. be another mosquito spread transmission outside the zone. health officials say they're investigating six...
Eyewitness News : WABC : August 9, 2016 11:00pm-11:36pm EDT
health officials spring pesticides from trucks and parts of brooklyn and queens starting at 10:00 tonight. th targeting mosquitoes that carry the west nile virus which have been found in several neighborhoods in brooklyn and queens. these mosquitoes by the way do not carry the zika virus. >>> gorgeous today but we do have rain tomorrow. we have any freeze goldberg. >> the changes will already be underway, you will get additional cloud cover, muggy conditions start to develop, and then we have thunderstorm threats in play for tomorrow. 77 in central park, committee daytime high of 87 degrees. 76 in oakwood, same for sunset park, 77 garrison, richwood, 78 degrees, howard beach also 78. on the island, 75 montauk, 73 across the sound. 83 degrees bridgeport, one of the hottest spots holding onto the heat of the day. same for poughkeepsie but as the clouds come down, they cool us off and put a lid on temperatures. i don't think we go mh 70 degrees in most locations, we could have a few 60s for overnight lows but really, that's as cool as it gets. becoming cloudy right now, that's the ch
health officials spring pesticides from trucks and parts of brooklyn and queens starting at 10:00 tonight. th targeting mosquitoes that carry the west nile virus which have been found in several neighborhoods in brooklyn and queens. these mosquitoes by the way do not carry the zika virus. >>> gorgeous today but we do have rain tomorrow. we have any freeze goldberg. >> the changes will already be underway, you will get additional cloud cover, muggy conditions start to develop,...
Good Day Wake Up : WNYW : August 22, 2016 5:00am-6:01am EDT
circuit. liz donald life outside clinton campaign headquarters in brooklyn heights with more. good morning to you. reporter: good morning, robert and julia. they were outside content headquarters in downtown brooklyn. she's in the height of a grueling campaign schedule. 43 events taking place over the next 42 weeks. the weekend he has been campaigning on the idea of illegal immigration be deported from the country, but now he may be changing his mind. >> with that plan included deportation for us, the kind you just heard in that sound bite and that he talked about during the republican primaries? >> to be determined. >> donald trump's new campaign manager, said the same republican candidate is i'm undecided about he hit the media circuit on sunday week after he took over for paul manafort and promised americans would see a change within the campaign. >> i do. the reason is i don't like when people hurl personal insults. it would be a terrible example otherwise. reporter: the clinton camp defending the foundations date if hillary were elected president would no longer accept donations from
circuit. liz donald life outside clinton campaign headquarters in brooklyn heights with more. good morning to you. reporter: good morning, robert and julia. they were outside content headquarters in downtown brooklyn. she's in the height of a grueling campaign schedule. 43 events taking place over the next 42 weeks. the weekend he has been campaigning on the idea of illegal immigration be deported from the country, but now he may be changing his mind. >> with that plan included...
Today in New York : WNBC : August 2, 2016 4:30am-5:01am EDT
changes. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> thanks, lauren. >>> the overnight shooting in brooklyn that left one man dead and sent april woman it the hospital happened in bedford-stuyvesant at 1:00 a.m. tracie strahan is there now with what we know so far. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: darlene, good morning to you. this has become an emotional scene within the past few minutes. we've seen a woman so distraught be carried back to her vehicle in tears. crime scene detectives are still blocking off the scene. but that man and woem were shot at about 1:00 this morning. let's show you that scene. detectives are scouring the area around the suv where that 33-year-old man and 22-year-old woman were inside. we're told that 33-year-old man was shot multiple times about his boydment there were several evidence street where he was shot. a 22-year-old woman was shot once in the shoulder. she's at kings county hospital recovering from that wound. her 33-year-old companion, that man, was transported to interfaith hospital where he was later pronounced dead. police know who they're looking f
changes. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> thanks, lauren. >>> the overnight shooting in brooklyn that left one man dead and sent april woman it the hospital happened in bedford-stuyvesant at 1:00 a.m. tracie strahan is there now with what we know so far. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: darlene, good morning to you. this has become an emotional scene within the past few minutes. we've seen a woman so distraught be carried back to her vehicle in tears. crime scene...
Eyewitness News : WABC : August 17, 2016 1:05am-1:36am EDT
just shot and killed two people outside of a mosque. jim dolan in east new york, brooklyn. >> his name is david. if he hadn't been hit in this intersection in brooklyn minutes after the assassination of the imam, they might not have solved that case. as it is, oscar morel is charged with first degree murder. he faces the death penalty if he's convicted but he says he didn't do it. >> just denied having to do anything with it. that's it. oscar morel told his lawyer and anyone who would listen today that he's an innocent man. he did not explain how a gun that is an exact ballistic match to the murder weapon used to kill the imam and his friend wound up in his house. >> when he saw the shooter in front of him, he wants to ask the shooter why did you kill my innocent father? >> reporter: he's not the only but i realized this person is totally norm ally. he's totally lost his control. >> reporter: david uses a cane now to get around. days ago he was an active bike rider. he won't be able to do that again for a while. >> do you think he targeted you because he thought you were muslim? >
just shot and killed two people outside of a mosque. jim dolan in east new york, brooklyn. >> his name is david. if he hadn't been hit in this intersection in brooklyn minutes after the assassination of the imam, they might not have solved that case. as it is, oscar morel is charged with first degree murder. he faces the death penalty if he's convicted but he says he didn't do it. >> just denied having to do anything with it. that's it. oscar morel told his lawyer and anyone who...
oscar morel of brooklyn walked out of the precinct in queens charged with second degree murder and criminal possession of a murder in connection to the shooting. >> new information on how cops pinned the murders on mr. morel. >> what might be more interesting in this particular case is what he's not charged with. 35-year-old oscar morel not charged with a hate crime, though police will not might have been for shooting and killing a popular imam and his friend. >> reporter: police found the handgun they believe was used to kill a popular imam and his friend. they prayed tonight after 55-year-old imam maulama akonjee and 64-year-old thara uddin were gunned down in a cold blooded quiet neighborhood. the murder shows a man walking up from behind and firing. now police believe they have the man and the gun he used. >> we're looking at him for both crimes, for the homicide and that. >> reporter: a few minutes after the imam and his friend were murdered at 79th and liberty in queens, there was a hit-and-run at pine streak and pitkin avenue in brooklyn. the war going the wrong way down pin
oscar morel of brooklyn walked out of the precinct in queens charged with second degree murder and criminal possession of a murder in connection to the shooting. >> new information on how cops pinned the murders on mr. morel. >> what might be more interesting in this particular case is what he's not charged with. 35-year-old oscar morel not charged with a hate crime, though police will not might have been for shooting and killing a popular imam and his friend. >> reporter:...
with murder. >>> a former brooklyn high school basketball star was sentenced today for shooting a rival opponent. he shot dexter hopkins six times in january of 2015. the two played against one another at rival high schools in brooklyn and later became roommates at georgia prep school. hopkins survived, but underwent multiple surgeries. change in control for the first time in more than two decades. brian thompson is in newark to explain who will be in charge. >> reporter: it has taken 21 years to get to this point where the state is ready to give up control of new jersey's largest school system. it's saying it will happen a year from now, but this is an especially sweet moment. a low point for newark schools when down this major street artery. the superintendent soon resigned. now a joint city-state task force says state control could end as early as a year from now. >> the responsibility for the education of newark children belongs to the people of this city. >> reporter: the state's two >> our school system is all messed up, especially locally. >> reporter: the mayor, himself an educa
with murder. >>> a former brooklyn high school basketball star was sentenced today for shooting a rival opponent. he shot dexter hopkins six times in january of 2015. the two played against one another at rival high schools in brooklyn and later became roommates at georgia prep school. hopkins survived, but underwent multiple surgeries. change in control for the first time in more than two decades. brian thompson is in newark to explain who will be in charge. >> reporter: it has...
Today in New York : WNBC : August 11, 2016 4:30am-5:01am EDT
that make it necessary to provide dorm rooms now. >>> a new york superhero is greeting fans in brooklyn. >> it's a 13-foot tall bronze statue of captain america. organizers unveiled it yesterday. the avenger known as steve rogers called himself just a kid from brooklyn in the popular marvel movies. many say the fictional heroes >> i think he represents the best that america can offer. that he represents an ideal. >> he just does the right thing. doesn't matter who you are. he does the right thing. that's a lesson everybody should learn at this point. >> 2016 marks captain america's 75th anniversary. came about as the u.s. was getting involved in world war ii. the statue will stay in prospect park for two weeks and then it will move to the barclays the makers of pokemon go. bar where shaffer said her home has become the site of a pokemon gym where players can duel it out. the monsters, the digital ones appear on the smartphone screen. shaffer says people have been trying to crawl over her fence into the grounds of her home. colling up on 5:00 p.m. if you're heading out the door, take us
that make it necessary to provide dorm rooms now. >>> a new york superhero is greeting fans in brooklyn. >> it's a 13-foot tall bronze statue of captain america. organizers unveiled it yesterday. the avenger known as steve rogers called himself just a kid from brooklyn in the popular marvel movies. many say the fictional heroes >> i think he represents the best that america can offer. that he represents an ideal. >> he just does the right thing. doesn't matter who...
plan is drawing >> hate been 25 years since race rayoths tore through brooklyn. this weekend he evens are supposed to bring the come in the together. steve: all right. they include a festival with game, ride, other entertainment. that is no way to railroad the victims of the violence. >> well, i was shocked. was shocked. >> 25 year a, norman rossen bum's brother was stabbed to death during the crown heights riot. as the the ceremony festival at the neighborhood today, rosenbaum thinks the effort is inappropriate. >> it was not tasteful, appropriate, all up thes considered, it was disrespectful. the mayhem in 16 1 sparked by the death of kato, a seven-year-old boy killed in a car crash. the student from australia was killed in the three days of violence that followed. we find it disappointing. come men rate the murder. >> it is a celebration of how people came together after a very tumultuous, difficult period. >> the brooklyn bureau president among the elected officials planning to attend the event on sunday. he said it was planned by leaderness the black and jewish come machine
plan is drawing >> hate been 25 years since race rayoths tore through brooklyn. this weekend he evens are supposed to bring the come in the together. steve: all right. they include a festival with game, ride, other entertainment. that is no way to railroad the victims of the violence. >> well, i was shocked. was shocked. >> 25 year a, norman rossen bum's brother was stabbed to death during the crown heights riot. as the the ceremony festival at the neighborhood today,...
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center. so far no charges have been filed. shooting in brooklyn. tarell henry was shot and killed early this morning after leaving a bodega on culvert street in bushwick. they saw henry's brother covering his twin's wounds with his hands. >> i heard him screaming and i thought maybe it was him. and i thought he was conscious, then i realized it was his brother. >> investigators are still search for the shooter. they -- searching for thsh record. >>> a developing story. >> one of my customers came inside said oh, my god, a customer of mine just got ran over. >> the search for a person behind the wheel of a van who hit two people and kept on driving. >> i thought it was permanent. so did everyone else. >> a living memorial for a loved one outside a church has been levelled. trees to be replaced by a parking lot. and the extensive search on the my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can le
center. so far no charges have been filed. shooting in brooklyn. tarell henry was shot and killed early this morning after leaving a bodega on culvert street in bushwick. they saw henry's brother covering his twin's wounds with his hands. >> i heard him screaming and i thought maybe it was him. and i thought he was conscious, then i realized it was his brother. >> investigators are still search for the shooter. they -- searching for thsh record. >>> a developing story....
into a suspect very early on. occurred in brooklyn, approximately 10 minutes after the shooting in queens three miles away. the shooting occurred in brooklyn and about three miles away in queens, we had -- shooting in queens. about three miles away, we had an accident that occurred in brooklyn that the detectives were able to determine was potentially linked to the shooting. the chief will brief you on how the case came together so quickly and where we are some 48 hours after the occurrence on saturday afte afternoon. >> good evening, everyone. at the crime scene, the double homicide on liberty and 79th street at about 3:50 in the afternoon, detectives responded and were able to do a video canvas of the area. during that canvas, we were able to identify a vehicle, a black we identified a person running into the car and taking off directly after the homicide. i think we've put out the video of this individual running down the street. we were able to trace him video-wise into the car and he took off. he then went up to liberty avenue and made a right and disappeared into traffic. he
into a suspect very early on. occurred in brooklyn, approximately 10 minutes after the shooting in queens three miles away. the shooting occurred in brooklyn and about three miles away in queens, we had -- shooting in queens. about three miles away, we had an accident that occurred in brooklyn that the detectives were able to determine was potentially linked to the shooting. the chief will brief you on how the case came together so quickly and where we are some 48 hours after the occurrence on...
incident that occurred in brooklyn approximately ten minutes after the shooting in queens three miles away. the shooting occurred in brooklyn and about three miles away in queens we had -- a shooting in queens. about three miles away we had an accident that occurred in brooklyn that detectives were able to determine was linked to the shooting. we'll brief you on how this case came together so where we are with the investigation at this time some 48 hours after the occurrence on saturday afternoon. bob? >> good evening, everyone. at the crime scene, the double homicide, on liberty and 79th street at about 3:50 in the afternoon, detectives immediately responded and were able to do a video canvas of that area. during that video canvas, we were able to identify a vehicle, fashion. we also identified a person running into that car and taking off directly after the homicide. now, i think we put out the video of him, of this individual, running down the street. we were able to trace him video-wise into the car and he took off. he then went up to liberty avenue and made a right and then disap
incident that occurred in brooklyn approximately ten minutes after the shooting in queens three miles away. the shooting occurred in brooklyn and about three miles away in queens we had -- a shooting in queens. about three miles away we had an accident that occurred in brooklyn that detectives were able to determine was linked to the shooting. we'll brief you on how this case came together so where we are with the investigation at this time some 48 hours after the occurrence on saturday...
ABC World News : KTNV : August 27, 2016 5:30pm-6:00pm PDT
gonzalez. >> reporter: the bitter blow of a break-in. at this cafe in brooklyn, new york. >> it was between $2,800 to $3,000. >> turned into a lesson of forgiveness. >> it's just the way my religion teaches me. it's the way i was raised. >> instead of a police report, a different documentation. in front of coco grinder cafe on the same door the thief broke >> i didn't check the cameras to see who you are. i would rather not know. >> reporter: the owner posting this letter addressed to the thief. >> if the money you stole was to better you and your family's living, then i forgive you. if it was stolen for you to go out there and ruin yourself and health, i still forgive you and ask of you to fix yourself. so maybe taking a different route. a forgiveness of mercy will probably send a more clear message to the person. >> reporter: after all the thief took, he says he still has more to give. if the thief comes back here and apologizes, what will you do? >> he's hired. he needs a job, he's hired. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, brooklyn, new york. >> thank you for watching. i'm ce
gonzalez. >> reporter: the bitter blow of a break-in. at this cafe in brooklyn, new york. >> it was between $2,800 to $3,000. >> turned into a lesson of forgiveness. >> it's just the way my religion teaches me. it's the way i was raised. >> instead of a police report, a different documentation. in front of coco grinder cafe on the same door the thief broke >> i didn't check the cameras to see who you are. i would rather not know. >> reporter: the owner...
Eyewitness News : WABC : August 19, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
clouds hanging around tonight. and 85 right now from brooklyn shadows being created and the ton goes down and we say good- bye for the up upper 80s. we'll drop in some rain for our parade. we'll tell you when we'll time i'm robert de niro and new york is my home. it's the best place to visit in the world and now it's the easiest, to find the places you love. find great dining, amazing history, and world-class entertainment, no matter where you are. take the ultimate road trip and see why i love new york. for more information, go to iloveny.com ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. . >>> a powerful show of unity after the crown heights riots 2 years ago. and it puts a the spotlight on the deep division between the jewish and the black community in brooklyn. they say that time has helped with the racial divides. >> i've seen more communication and they ng come t
clouds hanging around tonight. and 85 right now from brooklyn shadows being created and the ton goes down and we say good- bye for the up upper 80s. we'll drop in some rain for our parade. we'll tell you when we'll time i'm robert de niro and new york is my home. it's the best place to visit in the world and now it's the easiest, to find the places you love. find great dining, amazing history, and world-class entertainment, no matter where you are. take the ultimate road trip and see why i...


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Any Front-End Developer has positively met several people with different and even inconsistent opinions on CSS. From the friend of a friend who says "I know how to do some websites and work with CSS… it's easy!", because he manages to get a box in the corner with a float, to the experienced developers who consider the element alignment a major headache.
After all, is CSS easy or hard? Why are so many different opinions out there?
"Myself as I fix CSS issues, before having learned the Box Model."
For some time, this was me: I used some properties that are easy to recognize, I used others which I thought I had mastered – I just thought, I lacked everything else – and tons of copy paste, but when I learned the box model I finally understood the way I could use to fix most issues.
Centering an element has always been easy, in fact. It is only difficult because we don't take CSS seriously enough to learn its core elements. The accessibility to create code in CSS is, for the most part, the major booby-trap… we are the ones who facilitate.
We are in 2017 and the question "How can one center an element?" still remains popular. So I think it's important to have a conversation about the box-model.
Imagine every HTML element as a rectangular box. Even if you see a circle on the screen, it is a technically a rectangular box with properties that turn it into a circle.
In the blue area shown above, we can see that, for the browser, the circle continues to be a rectangle in terms of area.
There are more properties that change the positioning or the behavior of the element, but these are the properties that the whole element has by default, hence affecting its structure.
An example of an element with the four properties.
The part that contains text, image or other elements placed inside the element (an html tag) in question. It has the size of its content - e.g., text or image length - or according to what was set in the height and padding properties. In the image above, it has 200px by 200px.
The spacing between the content and the border. A straightforward way to visualize the shape up until now is that the sum of the content and the padding defines the area that has the color of the background stipulated by the background-color property. In the element used as an example, there is 20px of padding on all sides, which creates a gap between the edge and the content.
As the name foretells, is the limit of the box, which can also have a size, a color and style. Above we can see an example of a 2px border with black color.
The distance to the elements around, starting from the border. The exemplificative image has 20px of margin on all sides.
Useful tip: Margin has a magical value to be centered horizontally: auto. In fact, what it does, when applied to margin-left or margin-right, is to allow the entire possible margin. Therefore, margin-left with an auto value will push the element to the right as much as possible. When applied to the left and to the right, the simultaneous effect places it at the center.
This is an important property which affects the box model. This property can assume several different values, including those that are in the forefront, like the flexbox or grid, which aim to solve layout issues of one and two dimensions, respectively.
Flexbox and Grid CSS are, obviously, techniques that one has to learn and to use, but I suggest that you start to understand three values - block, inline and inline-block -, found in most of the elements by default and that will help the debugging process. Yes, it is possible to debug in CSS if we know these fundamentals, and they save a lot of time.
A property that assumes almost all properties of the box model and, by default, occupies a new line and the whole possible width. A div tag is, by default, a block element.
The size is always set by its content (it does not accept changes in height or width properties), and it can be placed inside other content such as text. It also does not accept margin-top or margin-bottom (only for the sides) and the padding-top or padding-bottom does not affect the positioning of the elements around. The tag span and a are an example of inline elements.
It's a mishmash of the previous two, as the name implies. Like the inline, it can be placed in the middle of content such as text, but it may assume a specific size, as well as margin or padding. The most obvious example is the img tag for an image.
Useful tip: When you are having some behavioral issue, because the element is not assuming the stipulated size, or a margin or padding, you should always look for this property. Most of the times, this is where we find the solution.
If we define height and width with 200px each, the padding with 25px for all sides, and the border with 2px will, we see a square with 254px width.
Does this mean that when we reproduce a previously designed interface, we always have to deduct the value of padding and border? CSS has good news: not necessarily!
If we do nothing, yes, the box-sizing property is set with the content-box value, which then prompts the behavior we mentioned. But, if we want it to be more intuitive, we can change the value for border-box.
And, now, the height and width set the total size of the area comprised of content, padding and border.
Much more intuitive, isn't it?
Being placed at the beginning of the CSS document is important to affect all elements and to make the CSS developer realize that is being used right away. Preferably, it should be included in the CSS documentation, if there is one, since it is an adjustment to the initial default of CSS.
Debugging in CSS may not be as easy as a programming language, but understanding the box-model concept is a great step to be able to take advantage of the inspector that any renowned browser offers.
My preference goes to Google Chrome, but other browsers like Mozilla Firefox or Safari or the Edge offer this essential tool for those who want to do some debugging. There you have the box model, in Chrome's case, you may notice that you have the positioning properties on the outside – top, right, bottom, left – if they were used. The process is simple: choose the desired html element in the inspector and view the box model displayed. I swear that this will spare hours of your life.
One may learn many CSS things before the Box Model concept, there is not anything wrong with that, but this subject should be introduced as soon as possible, almost as if it was the first theoretical concept when it comes to learning how to create a layout.
If we understand the Box Model and properties like display or position, we understand how to solve most CSS issues.
References: MDN web docs; w3schools; zellwk.
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In the 19th century there was a recognition that many ancient ballads passed down the ages in England and Scotland were at risk of fading out of history. The Child Ballads were an attempt to write down those tales/songs before the oral storytellers died out. They reflect tales that have been passed down in villagers for centuries and represent a mythology some may not be aware of. This tale is believed to be from Scotland. Joanne Harris takes the story and gives it a unique fantasy tale that mixes the old world with a slightly modern perspective.
Our narrator is a young woman who belongs to the Faerie in Scotland this magical group who have the power to change into any creature; have a rather stand-offish relationship with Humans (known as the Folk). Although they are dimly aware of each other its well known the two cannot mix. Until a fateful day in May when our Faerie Girl helps save the life of the local Lord's son William . They become obsessed with each other and there is a brief relationship that turns sour. The Girl realises that William ultimately puts his family privilege above her and that to him there are many young ladies the local Lord can try to seduce. Over the course of the year The Girl then must firstly win back her abilities to transform and then plan retribution.
It sounds a simple tale, but I think Harris has made some additions that make this a unique reading experience. The Faerie culture we see The Girl belongs to is fascinating we see them at markets, Halloween and throughout the story with characters such as the Old Hawthorne Tree/Woman we sense a bigger legend these events are just a mere part of. I really liked how the concept of shape shifting is done here and the descriptions of the various creatures the girl are evocative. That sense of the bigger natural world with wolves, bats and spirits all co-existing is really brought to life. You sense so many more tales lurking in the woods.
I also liked how the story tackles prejudice. Our Prince as Into the Woods would say is charming but certainly not sincere. There is a subtle tinge of class (and potentially racism) as to how those in the Lord's Castle and the Village view the Girl who initially appears a woman from a community outside their own. No one makes her welcome and her inevitable fall from favour brings out the worse in people. At the same time The Girl is no a pure lost princess she makes decisions that will have potentially deadly implications for others. Faerie morality is not quite the same as human morality.
There are two other features I think make this a rewarding experience. Harris' writing is beautiful and throughout you'll find motifs of colour and nature. This makes the story extremely vivid and as the story progresses over the year so the changes in seasons also impact the tone as scenes move towards a darker conclusion. To aid this there are stunning illustrations by Bonnie Helen Hawkins throughout the novel capturing key scenes and emotions. This hardback edition is a work of art.
I appreciate fairy tales are not for everyone, but this was sumptuous reading experience that gives you something to think about long after closing the covers. Very much at this time of year it's a story I can curl up with and spend hours reading from start to end over a day (which is exactly what I did). Harris continues to be one of the most interesting authors out there offering a variety of tales which is the hallmark of a true storyteller.


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The much-anticipated 2017 KTM 390 Duke will make its debut at the 74th EICMA in Milan, Italy. India launch during first half of 2017.
Published: July 31, 2016 8:53 AM IST
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The 2017 model of KTM 390 Duke that has been a topic of discussion among us petrolheads for the last few months is finally making its appearance in November. The motorcycle is slated to be introduced at the 74th EICMA in Milan, Italy. The first images of the all-new KTM 390 Duke started surfacing over the internet last month when it was spotted in a production ready state at Bajaj's manufacturing facility in Chakan, Pune. Also Read: 2017 KTM Duke 390 production model spotted undisguised Also Read - Avian Influenza Outbreak Confirmed in 14 States, Says Govt
Talking of domestic launch, some reports suggest that the upcoming motorcycle will make its entry to our shores in the first half of next year. Recently, the KTM 390 Duke got rendered by a designer of Italy and it highly resembles the top of the line KTM 1290 Superduke. The motorcycle seen in the spy shots gets a split headlamp section along with high mounted LED blinkers. Just like the current model, the upcoming KTM 390 Duke will sit on a trellis frame and will come additionally with sharp tank extensions for appealing visuals. Also Read: 2017 KTM 390 Duke coming soon: Rendered Also Read - Haryana Shocker: Man Arrested For Raping Daughter For 7 Years, Forcing Her to Abort Pregnancy
As far as mechanicals goes, the 2017 KTM 390 Duke will come powered by the same 373cc engine that runs the existing model. However, the company might tune the mill for a bump in the power and performance figures. The existing engine comes mated to a six-speed gearbox and develops a maximum power of 43 bhp with a peak torque of 35 Nm. Coming to the most important factor i.e. price, the upcoming KTM 390 Duke will be sold at a price slightly higher than the present model which currently retails at INR 1.95 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Once launched, the bike will take on the likes of upcoming BMW G310R and Mahindra Mojo.
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Published Date: July 31, 2016 8:53 AM IST