reside el romance. >>> es muy bonito, la gente y de culturas, amor. >>> personas en brooklyn son mÁs romÁnticas. para la muestra un botÓn. omar se prepara para proponerle matrimonio al amor de su vida y quÉ mejor lugar que este. >>> nace algunos dÍas celebramos el dÍa mundial del cafÉ, le presentamos una tradicional receta del cafÉ peruano, cÓmo se prepara? vamos al informe. >>> aquÍ estoy con luis que me prepararÁ el cafÉ. >>> vamos a pasar cafÉ. como estas, gracias por la oportunidad, un placer estar y mostrarles cÓmo procesamos el cafÉ, antiguamente se procesaba usando estas cafeteras. es algo que es muy simple y les aseguro que les da un sabor muy rico. entonces lo guardÁbamos en un frasco como este, es un perfume muy rico. este es un concentrado, esta es la manera como se tenÍa disponible en cualquier momento. tenemos una mÁquina para moler el cafÉ. son tres medidas, es un cafÉ peruano. y ahora vamos a poner el filtro, lo que a ayudar con el goteo del cafÉ. lo tapamos, y acÁ tengo un poco de agua caliente, entonces lo colocamos despacio y ahora lo ponemos ac

>> bay side, brooklyn. take the girl, kill the god. [ applause ] based on brooklyn. >> jimmy: do you know what hospital -- >> superman is from brooklyn. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why not? why wouldn't superman be from brooklyn. >> toughest place in the world, brooklyn. >> jimmy: when you were a kid, do you remember the first knicks game you went to? >> yeah, my uncle al took me true. we sat way 31. wen worked -- way down the floor, then the first game on the floor was with horacio sands. and they had to stop the game because i spilled beer all over the parquet. [ laughter ] beer all over the floor, the players were slipping. they had to stop and mop it up. >> jimmy: is that why you quit drinking the beer? >> yeah. >> jimmy: uncle al took you to the game. that's pretty good. >> how low, al? how low, al? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you remember who the knicks were playing and do you remember any of the players? >> i think bernard king was on the knick team. bernard. you know. might have been playing milwaukee. >>

david: was it easier to raise money for the brooklyn bridge? two people say you are trying to sell me the brooklyn bridge? ken: all the time. it was the baby face. i'm 68 now. i know that i don't look like i am 68. you can imagine what i looked like at 23 and 24 when i was beginning to work on it, 25. they would say this child is trying to sell me the brooklyn bridge. for a long while, i had two or three ring binders on my desk. each those three to four inch wide big expandable affairs with all of the letters of rejection, which i kept for a decade on my desk just to remind me of how incredibly hard -- and it is still hard to raise the money to do these things, but the independence is worth it. the idea of being able to present to you a film on muhammad ali that i am not apologizing for. it is a director's cut. if you don't like it, it is all my fault. you know what i mean? i don't want to not say the executive producer would not let me hire this person. the budget did not allow me to do that thing. you know, it is just, we get to do it in the

they would say this child is trying to sell me the brooklyn bridge. and for a long while, i had two three ring binders on my desk. the 3, 4 inch wide filled with letters of rejection which i kept for a decade on my desk to remind me of how incredibly hard and it is still hard to raise the money to do these things. but the independence is worth it. the idea of being able to present to you a film on muhammad ali that i am not apologizing for. it is a director's cut. and if you don't like it, it is all my fault. you know what i mean? i don't want to not say the executive producer would not let me hire this person. the budget did not allow me to do that thing. you know, it is just, we get to do it in the time it takes to do it however long. 10 and a half years for the vietnam war. six or seven for this one. some of them, the national parks was a 10 year project. david: after the brooklyn bridge, you did a number of other documentaries. i think another six or so. ken: yes. david: before you decided to do the epic civil war series, which took how many years

david: was it easy to raise money for the brooklyn bridge? ken: all of the time. it was the baby faced. i am 68 now and i know i do not look like it. you can imagine what i look like at 23 and 24 when i was beginning to work on it, 25. they would say this child -- child is trying to sell me the brooklyn bridge and i had three ring binders all my just -- desk for a while, expandable with all the letters of rejection which i cap for a decade on my dest just to remind me -- desk just to remind me and it is still hard to raise money for these things but independence is worth it. the idea of being able to present to you a film on muhammad ali that i'm not apologizing for. it is a directors cut and if you do not like it, it is my fault. i do not want to not say the executive producer would not let me hire this person or the budget didn't allow me to do that thing. it is just we get to do it in the time it takes to do it, 10 and a half years for the vietnam war, fixer seven for this one -- six or seven for this one, the national parks was 10 years. david: after the brook

pase con noticiero nacional >> en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, un grupo de inmigrantes se planta en brooklyn, donde el lÍder de la mayorÍa del senado como medida de presiÓn para que el congreso apruebe la reforma migratoria con camino a la ciudadanÍa para millones de migrantes sin papeles, tres migrantes indocumentados muertos y otra veintena de heridos deja un accidente de trÁgico en veracruz, viajaban en una camioneta que volcÓ y se quemÓ cuando era perseguida por una patrulla de la policÍa. >> 4 heridos en un tiroteo en una escuela en una secundaria de texas, una pelea entre estudiantes acabÓ con uno de ellos disparando un arma, uno de los heridos de 15 aÑos estÁ en condiciÓn crÍtica. >> dice que no se volviÓ a montar en un tren porque cree que todos le van a hacer daÑo. >> la mujer empujada contra el metro de nueva york por una desconocida se recupera en el hospital, su familia dice que estÁ aterrada por el miedo vivido, la agresora fue acusada de intento de asesinato. preservar el mariachi y la danza folklÓrica es el objetivo de l marcha nacional del mariachi, desde 199

without a jab, he will not be allowed to play or practice with the brooklyn nets. the nets are the favorites to win the nba championship. the nba season starts october 20. joining me at the big table to talk about his refusal to get the shot is chris from dw sports. he has a lot on the line. what is his reasoning? deckard comes down to has personal choice. financially, before the nets put out this mandate saying your band until you are fully eligible, he was standing to lose $17 million of the salary this upcoming season. there has been a lot of talk about his name. he went on instagram live and he talked about his choice. he is not against being unvaccinated but he hopes people respect his decision to stay unvaccinated. he said it is not a political thing. he is not against the nba. he had about 20 minutes of things to say. here is a snippet. >> thousands, hundreds of thousands, almost millions of people have been vaccinated. they should not be a divide should we should be accommodated equally. we should be accommodated equally. there is so much we can do for one

that is your popstart. >> chock-full of goodness. >> we try. >>> straight ahead, brooklyn beckham in the house the multi talented son of dave and victoria, here to show off his impressive cooking skills. but first, your news, some weather and these messages cook. but >>> good morning, 8:26, i'm marcus washington. one man is in grave condition, this is after a shooting near the oakland zoo. it happened near midnight near 73rd avenue. you can see right there the evidence markers showing bullet casings on the ground. police say right now they aren't giving a lot of information about the investigation. oakland is experiencing a recent surge in violent crimes, even the police chief has been asking the public for help. there have been 17 homicides in september alone. 106 so far this year. >>> time to get a look at that forecast for you this morning, meteorologist kari hall has a look at that. >> yeah, marcus, we're seeing a lot of clouds across the bay area, and cooler temperatures moving in. take a look at these highs for this afternoon. we're only a 74 degrees in concord. in san jose, yo

the golden state warriors, the new york knicks and the brooklyn nets. all players on the knicks are already fully vaccinated and now after just last week, the warriors are as well. andrew wiggins decided to get the shot, though he said he felt pressure to do so. on friday, a new york city hall official told cnn that kyrie irving would be allowed to practice at the team's facility as it was a private facility, but he would not be eligible to play in the nets' home games at barclay's center. head coach steve nash saying they were in a wait and see mode. well, clearly, they have decided not to wait any longer with the regular season starting so soon. earlier today, brooklyn nets general manager sean marx made clear on their thoughts and decision to bench kyrie irving. here he is. >> kyrie has made it clear that he has a choice in this matter and it's ultimately going to be up to him, what he decides. we respect the fact that he has a choice and he can make his own -- and right to choose as, again, right now, what's best for the organization is the path tha

. >> reporter: is it for real estate in brooklyn for 20 years gentrified. >> buyers are not from the brooklyn community. >> reporter: so you're saying a lot of white folks come in and buy homes from black people. >> yes, yes. and that is happening a lot. >> reporter: she believes one reason is that many people are trying to purchase a home using a fair housing administration or fha loan designed to help first-time home buyers. >> the downpayment is less. the credit score requirement is less. they allow you to have high debt. >> reporter: instead the loans are making it harder for some first-time buyers. >> it is a bit disheartening. >> reporter: kirkland lynch thought he'd have no trouble buying a house in brooklyn. >> stellar credit, money for downpayment, preapproved mortgage from the bank. >> reporter: but after months of bidding none of his offers had been accepted and he thinks he knows why. >> some would see the fha loan and simply hey wouldn't get back to me. others would be overly intrusive of my financial situation. i do think they didn't want to do business with the type of

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a brooklyn park. the gunman is still being sought. according to data compiled by the new york post, so far this year street violence has claimed the lives of 21 kids, triple the number of fatalities compared the last two years. the spike in crime affects new yorkers of all ages. police released a video of a brooklyn gunman who they say fired repeatedly striking a 21-year-old man in the shoulder. the shooter still on the loose. year to date the number of shooting victims in new york increased slightly, but yesterday, that's year to date, but yesterday was especially violent. eight people city wide were shot compared to two on the very same day a year ago. this week mayor de blasio took heat for calling on the police department to improve what he calls customer service. his plan calls for greeters to meet members of the public when they arrive at a local precinct. the department says improving community relations and fighting violent crime are not mutually exclusive. meanwhile, a criminal justice profes

jorge: centenares de empleados de la ciudad de nueva york marcharon por el puente de brooklyn por la orden de vacunarse contra el covid—19, los manifestantes dijeron representar a 50.000 empleados que no se han vacunado. la alcaldÍa exige que todos los empleados de la ciudad se vacunen a mÁs tardar el viernes. ilia: el presidente biden firmÓ otro mandato de vacunaciÓn para extranjeros que quieran visitar estados unidos. impone nuevas reglas basadas en las vacunas que reconoce estados unidos. janet rodrÍguez nos informa. janet: los nuevos requisitos de vacunaciÓn para entrar a estados unidos no aplicarÁn a menores, ni extranjeros con paÍses de baja tasa de vacunaciÓn, anunciÓ la casa blanca. a partir del 8 de noviembre la mayorÍa de turistas que quieran entrar por aire o tierra tendrÁn que estar completamente vacunados. los estados unidos aceptarÁn todas las vacunas aprobadas por la fda y la oms. aceptarÁ viajeros que hayan recibido vacunas de diferentes dosis aprobadas. >> se permiten esas personas con esa combinaciÓn de vacunas, siempre y cuando estÉn completamente

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brooklyn park. according to data compiled by the new york post, so far this year, street violence claimed the lives of at least 21 kids in new york city and fatalities compared to the past two years. spike in crime affects all new yorkers. his number of shooting victims increased slightly but the last 24 hours were especially violent, eight people were shot compared to two on the same day a year ago and this week, bill de blasio to improve what he calls it customer service. he called for a plan that would require readers to meet members of the public when they arrived at a local police precinct. biting private crime and improving community relations are not usually bringing back the officers, they have the ability to infiltrate these gangs and gun dealers. >> crime is up, city hall says so to our current arrests. they've increased 30% compared to the last two years but everyone still agrees there are still too many guns on the streets. arthel: thank you very much, david three. 1 trillion-dollar infr

guest: when the police arrived in brooklyn playground on friday afternoon, the down 16 -year-old silvers on the ground with a gunshot to the head. according to investigators, only minutes earlier she was talking to 14 -year-old female friend when a gunshots rang out and the alleged tutors once one of three boys on bikes fled the scene rated and near post shows that so far this year the shootings and stabbings have claimed the lives of at least 21 kids in new york city is three times the rate of fatalities not just last year but pre- covid-19 2019 and only hours after she was critically injured a 16 -year-old boy brooklyn, starting the leg by gunfire after he got into an argument that apart and that investigation continues the shooter was still sought by police most recently for our prayed, a people and city were shot that compares with two of the same day last year rated year today, the numbers of shooting victims are slightly up from a year ago. 1004 and 31 - 1449 printed the latest round of violence is a day after near city mayor bill de blasio came under criticism saying that the nypd

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over the weekend, outside brooklyn's barclays center, another protest against the next decision to keep basketball star kyrie irving off the court. he still refuses to get his shot . >> as an organization they're pro vaccine. i think they'll try and keep their stance on this despite the distraction this could become. >> reporter: the opposite stance from florida governor ron desantis, a vocal opponent of covid-related mandates. over the weekend he made a pitch to attract police from places with vaccine mandates. >> i'm going to hopefully sign legislation that gives a $5,000 bonus to any out of state law enforcement that relocates in florida. so nypd, minneapolis, seattle, if you aren't being treated well, we'll treat you better here. you can fill important needs for us, and we'll compensate you as a result. >> reporter: he now denies it has anything to do with vaccines. >> it will be available to anyone who comes. if people are trying to say it's a vaccine issue, it's not. they've been mistreated for a long time. >> back here in new york city, with the mandate for that deadline now loom

somebody is shot in brooklyn in the headline in the newspaper will be gunshot wound, homicide. all of these other things, x-rays, toxicology are interesting and make tell you something about the circumstances of what happened but the cause and manner of death are usually completed within the first day of op topsy. kennedy: process corner working with the fbi? >> i think what happened here is the fbi came into the case only because the death was on federal property. 99% of murders are state crimes because of state property but if the death occurs in a federal pace -- like a national park in the fbi takes jurisdiction but that's not there big thing. there big thing is dna, doing dna on the body they may have a lot of dna but the only problem with dna in a case like this is brian's dna would be all over her normally because they live together. kennedy: they were living in close proximity of each other in a van. >> however, if they found a third person's dna, then it's a game changer. kennedy: yes, then you have this case. why would they hold the body so long, withhold it from the

you served as this deputy chief of homicide in the brooklyn district attorney's office. what's your reaction to this news that gabby petito died of manual strangulation? >> it's really tragic news, wolf. manual strangulation is one of the worst ways you can die. it's an extremely painful death. sadly, it turns up as a manner of death frequently in domestic violence cases. and i found one thing to be very interesting, that reference that leyla made to what was in the court docket, that this was a throttling strangulation. generally, that is used to describe choking somebody to death but often using some kind of instrument to apply pressure to the throat. that's what throttling is defined as. so it's a particularly horrific type of homicide. >> certainly is. leyla, did they find any other injuries on gabby petito? >> wolf, the coroner was asked about that. citing wyoming law that autopsies are not public record, he wouldn't go into any more details. but they did mention the resources that were brought in to the investigation in this autopsy, saying they brought in several

>> now to breaking news involving brooklyn nets car kyri irving. the team decided their point guard will not play or practice until he gets vaccinated for covid 19. irving was last seen at an outdoor practice over the weekend at brooklyn bridge park. he is expected to lose -- get this -- about $380,000 per game if he doesn't get a shot. >> trevor: $380,000 per game! per game! yo, to put that in perspective, it would take elon musk 1.3 seconds to make that much money. i don't think that worked, actually. yeah, i need to stop measuring things in elon musk. doesn't help. i respect kyri for this. that's how you know he's doing it on principles, willing to lose money because of what he believes. there are some anti-vaxxers who are doing it out of spite, hate fauci and biden, but if you offered them $380,000, they would be snorting that vaccine all day. fauci! funny how quick the nets were to suspend him. any other team would have begged kyri. this takes away all your leverage. what are you doing going do if t play, rely on kevin durant and james harding

, yeah >> yeah. >> seth: and did you like it >> i love it i love brooklyn. it's like -- i don't know, brooklyn is like -- yeah, right. [ cheers ] great. i don't know, brooklyn's like the -- little, like, the -- little brother to manhattan, or like the australia to america. you know, it's like on the outside looking in, but you get the better view. [ laughter ] >> seth: do you think that you -- did you find everything in sibling rivalries now that you're on "succession? >> yeah, i mean, we literally didn't have much of the sibling rivalry with my sisters though >> seth: yeah. >> so i guess so i do. >> seth: are you the youngest of three? >> yeah. >> seth: okay, and i -- you know, i'm wondering like -- one of the things that's so much fun obviously is watching you guys as actors is very clear that you like each other. are there people that you -- mostly because you are being definitely mean to people that in real life, you care about >> yes >> seth: is there anyone you like to be mean to the most? >> kieran. >> seth: kieran. that's right, okay, yeah i was goin

back in 2019, this version of the brooklyn nets would not exist. he was the lead recruiter if you will bringing on kevin durant, bringing on other players and said let's do this, let's go after some sort of championship. and here he is finding himself in a situation where reporting is being said that he's not so much an anti-vaxxer, he just feels as if he's being forced to do something he shouldn't do and he wants to be quote/unquote a leader if you will. i joked about this the other day on social media, he wanted to start some sort of movement, i don't know what movement this is, but he really truly believes he's speaking up for those who don't have a voice. so now the league finds itself without one of its stars, because he has to play or he can't play rather and now he's looking around wanting to do more. what i think is unfortunate, though, is that his message or whatever message he believes he's choosing is being co-opted. there are people saying, well, he should not be forced. on the right side. i believe in him. donald trump jr. tweeting at

the brooklyn nets star player kyrie irving suspended for activities, including playing home games in new york city until he is vaccinated. kyrie irving could lose millions depending on how many games he's forced to sit out. kyrie says he is standing his ground against his own team. >> what would you do? if you felt uncomfortable going into the season when you were promised he would have exemptions or would not be forced to get the vaccine? i'm staying grounded in what i believe in. it's as simple as that. it's not about being anti-vaccine, or being on one side or the other. it's just about being true to what feels good for me. i chose to be on vaccinated, and that was my choice. i ask you to respect that choice. >> katie: he's also making an argument that the goalpost moved on him, so the season started and they changed the rules, now there is a mandate. >> greg: he made his decision with the best intentions. every step is dictated by lawyers who are operating with the ominous threat of everything. the media has turned this into a left-right thing, and suddenly he becomes a sacrifici

. >> reporter: brooklyn web isn't your typical teen. >> let me show you a trending dance right now. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: if you open up tiktok, you're likely to see her, racking up hundreds of thousands, even millions of views. what is it about tiktok that you liked? >> i think what everyone liked, including myself, is the random possibility of a video of yourself blowing up out of complete nowhere and overnight. you could go from ten views to 10 million views. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with 9.8 million followers, she's known for her lipsyncing, cosplaying, and videos on body positivity. >> i was posting five to seven times a day. i started to see a little bit of success kind of creep up. >> reporter: pulling back the curtain, the costumes and carefree dance moves, you'll find a much darker reality. >> it felt like i was spending time on tiktok and doing nothing else. i was either filming videos or scrolling through tiktok looking for ideas. it was just complete burnout. >> reporter: they are not finding it difficult to keep up with the efficient-changing nature of sneethese platforms. >> wh

. >> trevor: maybe the brooklyn bridge. >> yeah, right, i would bleep bleep that bridge too. >> trevor: i said attractive and you took it to the next level. >> okay, the thing i can't get passed is the they want to droop paid family leave. i am trying to get paid to threef my family. it is is really messed up. especially now like this whole holiday season, it st so stressful. have you ever tried to shop for halloween costumes for your kid? it st like a war zone in those stores. i had a lady pry a costume right out of my hands just because it was still on her kid. very competitive situation. i have to create a magical holiday for my kid, you know, you got to do what you got to do. >> trevor: really painful, sad story. >> i don't know why you had to make it it so sad. >> trevor: i apologize. >> it it was perfectly appropriate the way i said it it. >> trevor: yeah, i have a tendency to bring things down. all right, well this will bring us up. let's move on to our next story. it is about gender, you know, how you know what section of a clothing store to look around in before you buy it lat

"olive oil ice cream may be in brooklyn, but we are not convinced. " another time? tom: another time. we like to talk about positive things. very ugly, i think this is important. at&t reports $.55 on the dollar on wireless ebita margin. the stock is going to be an mba case study. jonathan: you mentioned ibm earlier. can you believe they missed out on pretty much the whole bull market the last 10 years? that stock is down about 30%. i am always scratching my head, how can it be that we are talking about a cloud business and an all-tim -- and an all-time retailer and we are not talking about the dominance of ibm and cloud? tom: i'm humbled by this because i am what is called a kodak brat. i so what you see in ibm now and others. i witnessed it personally long ago in rochester, new york. humility is in order. you wonder where that has been. jonathan: this is really tough. i just always scratch my head. i know they are trying to get it done with the red hat acquisition over the last few years. tom: with ibm, it is sporting. but with at&t, you really wonder some of the d

oh, this is a try to storm the barclay center in brooklyn. ahead of the next a home game on sunday. the team announced ahead of the season that the 7th time also would not be able to play or practice with the nets until his vaccinated. more than 700000 people have died from coven related complications. in the u. s. i was definitely missed on call to as at the net loss, their home opener to the charlotte, turn it kind of drawn school to 38 points, but brooklyn that we're out play the and the 2nd half they lost the 111 to 95 to the point we definitely want carry or not, you're on the floor and he's a huge part of what we do. but it's not happening right now, so we gotta figure it out. but nobody lose confidence while we plan it. and whoa, carry, come and say was doing again. we got to play of an ally. the lakers sailed the 1st when of the season. le bron james school 19 points in the game against the memphis grisly. but it was carmella anthony who led with 28 points to help the l. a team. 221218. when we kind of get the monkey off our backs. when i'm going to a road for what we for ab

brooklyn nets player kyrie irving has been barred from playing or practicing with the team until he's fully vaccinated. and tonight, news on the staggering toll on law enforcement officers. 62% of deaths in the line of duty last year were from covid. we're also tracking the timeline this week for potential news on boosters for millions. when the fda could decide. marcus moore tonight from dallas. >> reporter: tonight, a new salvo in the war over vaccine mandates. texas governor greg abbott issuing an executive order banning all state entities, including businesses, from requiring a vaccine from anyone who objects based on a “religious belief, or for medical reasons, including prior recovery from covid-19." but texas-based southwest and american airlines saying they will not comply with the governor's order, instead sticking with the federal requirement on large businesses. >> this is a government mandate. it's a presidential order. and we're doing our best to comply with that. >> reporter: and as law enforcement also works to get its rank and file vaccinated across the country, new

the brooklyn met. so how to train without one of the stop i is kyrie having missed the teams of fust practice session, back in brooklyn, on tuesday. play on table to practice will play in new york if they haven't had at least one cove at vaccine. having his cipher declined to say, if he's have the job and stands to lose around $380000.00 per game, if he's unable to participate in high games. next coach steve nash has ruled out the possibility of the team training outside the city. as in new york health regulations in san francisco will say, mean player base that needs to be vaccinated to play in high games as well. golden state warriors forward and re. wiggins says he felt forced to get the job. you went to work in society today, then i guess they made the rules the world knew about what you knew or hopefully there's a lot of people out there you know, struggling to me and version of what they believe hopefully works. oh no, for them. basketball veteran powell castle has announced his retirement from t

n. 1.3000000 people in brooklyn of foster have been displaced because of the fighting between arm groups and government forces. most our children government schools are systematically burned down. teachers are killed, according to children's rights groups, the slimy state and the greater sahara wants to see children not holding a pen in in school, but rather holding a gun fighting for their cause. each year old if his father was killed after he refused to hand over his child to armed groups. he was spared, but not the others. the dresser whispers to me, i saw them flip the throats of my friends. is it? yes, that is an orphan children arm good, the potential fighters. the government says children armed with guns and machetes, age between 12 and 15, killed a 160 people in the village of poland in june. it is a real talent and conflict that the children are that they're trying to recruit children. and one of the biggest things that we can do, or one of the most important things we can do to try to protect them is to offer them proper education. because that is something that will keep them

but in brooklyn, an underground art collective founded by samara bliss took this debate to a whole new level while revealing the importance of investing in the city's new wave of artists. [light music] thank you for welcoming me into the locker room here. you're welcome. great to have you. this doesn't resemble the locker room i've ever been in. smells a lot better too. [laughing] samara bliss: it was first inspired by watching two movies that had sort of iconic locker room scenes in them, "the joker" and "hustlers." in cinema, it's such a great tool because it's sort of this safe place where the character can say things that he wouldn't normally otherwise. it's such a great tool for changing. i was an event producer for about five years. when that stopped and the pandemic started, i realized now is the time to spend my entire life savings on what i've always wanted to do, which is build a multifaceted space that is a recording studio and an artist studio, and a gallery. all of the above. - all of the above. - wow. when tragedy strikes, you know, there's terrible parts about it but the

budget when you get the call, but i need to nashua brooklyn. who does not give me a glowered new sport. but niece, she said basil makes dreams come true that every one who falls in love with people like what ah the hi. i'm at kaiser. this is because a report as we've been talking about now for a few years, all the money printing and mail investment leads to countries and economies just completely shutting down. that's what we're saying, stacy. right, and my ad that now is the winter of our discontent made some are made glorious summer by the new set of kaiser report. i've had a little bit of a bordello twist here. some flowers from red lights behind us. as lovely, fantastic. i feel the warmth cuddly embrace of your rhetoric. the warm cuddly embrace is really needed for this winter energy crisis grips the world. lebanon runs out of power. india warns of coal fired plants could go dark and just 3 days. blackouts, china and gas prices sore in europe, lights go out in lebanon as biggest to power stations shut, due to fuel shortage, energy network,

the mandate caused chaos outside the brooklyn nets basketball game. kyrie irving has been benched because he refuses to get the vaccine. abc's faith abubey has more on the next steps in the push to vaccinate more americans. faith, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, andrew. a major step in that process will begin as soon as tomorrow when an independent fda advisory panel meets to weigh in on whether kids can start getting the shots. millions of american parents eager to protect their young children from covid-19 before the holidays could get a chance to vaccinate them as soon as early november. an fda panel is expected to recommend pediatric doses of the shots for 5 to 11-year-olds when it meets tuesday to review pfizer's trial data. >> the data looked good as to the efficacy and the safety. >> reporter: pfizer says early data shows one-third of its covid vaccine doses nearly 91% effective against symptomatic disease in children, and if ultimately approved by the cdc, kids can get two shots three weeks apart to be fully vaccinated. >> as s

with the brooklyn dumpling shop i had one 100% contactless restaurant in 2019. an eerily enough i hate to use these words it was pretty good timing but we actually did this before covid. when culvert hit even before we opened were like the first restaurant that sold over 50 franchises before we even opened. now we are past 100 franchises sold around the nation but we are in every city and state from texas, austin, dallas, florida, atlanta georgia at about 50 locations in the tri-state area. and it has been overwhelming. the timing was perfect for the automat to bring back the automat that is overdue 13. jackie: timing is everything you could not control the pandemic it happens paired but you had a business model that essentially sounds to me it was set to thrive in this environment. sometimes that happens. you still wanted to see some of the same pressures other restaurants efface, inflation, rising cost of good, labor shortages. so how did you navigate the challenges? >> listen we are the only industry that's been attacked from washington down to mayor to blush

of all the opportunity zones in the state of new york are in brooklyn. some of the governors made foolish choices, and the money has flowed to those choices because any reasonable real estate investor looking for a tax break on a high return, low-risk investment is going to pick the better place. host: your book spends a lot of time on it, and the fact that they set up this think tank, you said that a lot of time laying the groundwork you work for a think tank. what is the difference between where you work and yet ig? guest: the brookings institution is 100 years old. it is like a little university without students. we've got experts on a variety of fields and with a few exceptions, have never succeeded in getting it idea past its falls. once or twice, i think there is some story about how the brookings institution designed the marshall plan. and there are elements of what the scholars have done that would show up in things like the child tax credit. eig was founded by one rich guy who had a very clear agenda. to get this provision into law. i think it h

andrew cuomo, his office designated opportunity zones in brooklyn, which is doing pretty well. some of the governors made foolish choices. the money has flowed to those choices because any reasonable real estate investor looking for a tax break on a high return, low risk investment will take a better off place. >> that the process. your book spend a lot of time on that. it is a view of how washington works. they fact that they set up the think tank and spent a lot of time laying the work for the base case, you work for i think tank. what is the difference between brookings, where you work, and their eid? >> the brookings institution is 100 years old. it is like a little university without students. it has dozens of experts on a variety of fields. with a few exceptions, it has never succeeded in getting its idea passed into law. once or twice. i think there is some apocryphal story about how the workings institution designed the marshall plan. there are elements of what workings institute scholars have done that show up in things like the child tax credit. ei was founded by one

brooklyn net guard kyrie irving. >> a lot of questions of what's going on in the world of kyrie. i would love to keep that private and handle it the right way with my team and go forward together with a plan. >> irving has recently been liking social media posts that are against the vaccine. the nba does not have a vaccine mandate but unvaccinated players risk missing games and not getting paid. >> getting access to his new book. asking you specifically about the role race plays into this. the united states has a history of medically misusing african-americans. now faced with mistrust. kay rebeing a leader. does he see this as a form of activeism? >> you may recall kyrie said the earth was flat, which it isn't. he also bought a house for the george floyd family. he sits on the board of the nba player's union, which is not down with the desire for a vaccine mandate. so much for america's most progressive sports league. with the demographic consistently slow up tick is the black american community. i think you've got most aggressive cities saying hoopers need to get vaxed. so of co

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people are going to die because of this nod, basketball star, kyrie irving, of the brooklyn that has been suspended from all n b a games and training sessions because he's refused to take a job against cobit ortiz, dunny armstrong picks up the story for us. one of the basketball, biggest stars brooklyn, that's kyrie irving band from games or even training until he's vaccinated. great finance rivals disastrous for how it makes the whole system of the sport. look, we're a stay in the m b a can even agree a unified policy. meaning the decision of one state has a blank effect across the board. currently, the choice restricts his ability to be a full time member of the team and we will not be in with any member of our team to participate with part time availability. irving was banished from nets home games to to new york city is 100 percent vaccination requirements for players. now the 7th time, all star could be deprived of time on the court, totaling 43 games and his team who had been run away favorites before the move their best ever chance of championship glory. now the next 10 to for

and in the n b a unhappy fans of the brooklyn that's rally behind their star. they are more not story later in sports. ah. were tracking a weather maker over the caspian sea. hello everyone. come with me. let me show you . it may dive down some weather into tater on. i'll show you the 3 day one sec. but out for across the middle east, we've got plenty in the way of sunshine. ok, here's the next 3 days for a tighter and now we're looking at an increasing level of clouds. by the time we get toward wednesday and we may see those winds pick up as well, but i do think they will stay dried off to northern parts of baka stone right now. and maya by temperatures have dropped here. la hor 26 is warm. about $24.00. so the next 3 days for as long as the body k 2426. but look at these overnight. lows, fresh is 7 degrees. and by the way, you are well below average off to turkey right now. brisk wind through the boss for us is symbol high. 17 degrees, but i think we'll see those when goes up to 40 kilometers per hour on tuesday. central africa we've got some big storm clouds