, the brooklyn bridge will be closed to bring him to court, because of security. >>> we're expecting to learn more about the tragedy that left two newlyweds dead after their wedding ceremony in texas. moments after this helicopter lifted off from the wedding near san antonio saturday, it crashed. local media reported will and bailee byler and the chopper pilot were all killed. the bylers were students at sam houston state university. >>> time for a look at your weather for this monday morning. interstate 70 near vail, colorado had to be closed in both directions. vehicles there slid off the highway with at least one major crash reported. it's the first major snow closure of the season in that area. in the meantime, severe storms are possible today from northern louisiana all the way to kentucky with hail and some tornadoes possible in the overnight hours. the high temperatures for most of the northern half of the country will be in low to mid 50s today. miami, warmest, 85. >>> coming up, saving you money online. the new deal on shipping that takes effect today. >>> but first, what's

i was born in brooklyn. aahh! black people know everything about white people. from the time we could think, that's all we see on t.v. that's all on the radio, magazines, movies. we're bombarded with white folks. but conversely i think white america's known little known very little about african-americans. the beauty for spike lee is that he for a number of years, a number of projects, he was able to structure his productions as negative pickups, which basically meant that he could write the rules and he would have to agree to only three things. he would have to agree on we'll make the first one. we'll roll three things into the first one. you have to agree on the budget, the cast, and he'd write the script and then film the script. he'd have to deliver a film with only an "r" rating. and he'd have to make a film that was under 120 minutes. (john pierson) he went over 120 minutes on "jungle fever," but otherwise, has kept his end of the bargain and they totally left him alone. (siren) get your hands up, put 'em up i said. get your hands up, get your hands up. on

, briefly shutting down the brooklyn bridge. such is the flight risk of a two time is kp, and such is the fear a rival cartel might try to kill him. —— two—time escapee. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a boy and his rhino. how one young south african is helping to save an endangered species. the bombastic establishment outsider donald trump has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election results. i voted for him because i genuinely believe that he cares about the country. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display, but on the local campaign headquarters, and the heavy, routine work of their women volunteers. berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced round their liberated territory. and with nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian c

to get him to the courthouse, police have been shutng down the brooklyn bridge. law enforcement officials tell nbc news one possibility is housing el chapo here at the brooklyn federal courthouse monday to friday. limit the time on the road, limit the risk. of el chapo's prison breaks in mexico. there are worries he might try again. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> amazon has made it official, the online giant announced it's splitting the new headquarters into two locations. long island city in new york and arlington, virginia, outside of washington. but as jo ling kent reports not everyone is happy that amazon is coming to town. >> reporter: tonight the celebrations have begun. >> amazon has found the next home. >> reporter: after a much hyped competition, taking bids from 238 cities, it will be split between the washington suburb of arlington, virginia and queens, new york. each location promised 25,000 jobs. >> i think it's awesome. >> reporter: but now critics are questioning whether the city's are giving up too much. the tech giant led by jeff bezos,

método que supuestamente trasladaban la droga >> la esposa de joaquín chapo volvió a la corte federal de brooklyn en la defensa de su esposo, el abogado resumió en corte que el caso está basado en mentiras que es producto de la manipulación del gobierno de estados unidos , >> ayer felipe calderón rechazó haber recibido sobornos de sambada, y lo calificaro como chivo expiatorio, >> el agente de aduanas carlos salazar primer testigo habló del túnel en aguaprieta méxico, un sofisticado túnel cubierto por una plataforma hidraulica, escondida en una casa en méxico hasta un almacén en phoenix >> la fiscalía también interroga un tercer testigo donde al droga que llegaba de colombia se introducía en estanques de gas para ingresarla a estados unidos >> muchas gracias, y desde temprano un grupo de migrantes en su mayoría hondureños arribaron para ir camino a tijuana el transporte fue otorgado por un empresario >> y también mas de 1000 integrantes del éxodo centroamericanó están en la zona fronteriza >> albergues están a maxima capacidad y la autoridad de atención migrante están preoc

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pasamos a la corte federal en brooklyn. alex: el testimonio contra el chapo guzmÁn terminÓ revelando que el cÁrtel de sinaloa le pagÓ en 2005 varios millones de dÓlares al subsecretario de mÉxico. respondiÓ preguntas de la defensa, zambada dijo que el cartel pagÓ sobornos hasta de mÁs de 50.000.000 $ a garcÍa luna antes y despuÉs de ser nombrado el jefe de seguridad pÚblica de mÉxico. sobornos reunidos por varios lÍderes del cÁrtel de sinaloa para que le brindarÁ protecciÓn. al concluir su testimonio, el rey zambada abajo del estrado. caminÓ hacia el chapo y cuando estuvieron a menos de medio metro fijaron sus miradas el uno al otro y bajaron sus cabezas en la sala de la corte. la defensa confirmÓ que kate del castillo no se presentarÁ en el juicio. la fiscalÍa presentÓ como evidencia imÁgenes de la donde el cÁrtel de sinaloa-- el juicio contra joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn se estará reanudando el prÓximo lunes. ♪ palmira: y estas son las cifras actualizadas del incendio camp que por ahora estÁ cont

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the trial here in brooklyn will take place under heavy security and could last up to four months. if found guilty, el chapo guzman will spend the rest of his life in a maximum security prison in the united states. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. a woman who was raped and won a civil case against her attacker is calling for scotland to abolish the ‘not proven‘ verdict in criminal courts. the system gives a jury a third option, alongside guilty or not guilty — but there are claims that the not proven verdict can be confusing and damaging for victims. lucy adams reports a simple slogan — when it comes to consent, no means no. but when it comes to the jury‘s decision, campaigners say the verdict needs to be clearer, guilty or not guilty. the campaign to abolish "not proven" is led by miss m, the former st andrews university student who has just won £80,000 in damages in a civil case against stephen coxen. he was acquitted ina criminal court. the jury found the case was not proven. but last month, a civiljudgment branded him a rapist. i didn‘t understand the difference be

. >>> this is the cbs overnight news, the pride of brooklyn's chess team is returning home a half million dollar richer, but he did not win the grand prize against the defending champion, magnus karlsson, the two played to a draw in 12 consecutive matches and then went to sudden death. mark phillips was there. >> as stare downs go, this was not ali/fraser but in the world of chess, it's as heavyweight as it gets. the unflappable world champs, the 27-year-old, magnus "the iceberg" carlson, and fighting out of brooklyn new york, fabiano "the human processor" caruana, he stood to be the first american world champ since bobby fisher beat the kremlin's darling in 1972. this match didn't have a cold war back story. but it did have its own tension. tied after 12 games it would be settled by a series of speed chess shootouts, for fabi's traveling fan club, that was enough. >> it's a big deal, i mean, it noots happened in 60 plus years. the u.s. is just blowing up with chess. >> it might have been a bigger explosion if carlson was not unbeatable at speed chess. >> did you feel any extra pressure a

the brooklyn 99 star pursued multiple careers throughout his lifetime all with passion and ambition. >> two years ago terry added yet another somewhat unexpected title to his resume. furniture designer. >> when someone comes up to you and says i love your furniture, what do you think? >> let me tell you, that's probably one of the best compliments i could ever get. when the furniture line came out, it was my version of a $200 million movie. you know what i mean? because it was a release. there were people who viewed it. i sat back, like, do they like it? and the reaction. people are like, this sofa, this chair, these tables and it really hit me. >> terry's passion for art started at a very early age. after graduating high school he received an art scholarship. but soon after that, the world of football lured him in. in 1991, the los angeles rams drafted terry and for the next six years he played for a handful of nfl teams. but his creative fire was always burning. >> when i would get cut from an nfl team, i would go back in the locker room and ask the players if they wanted their por

jury selection is underway at this federal courthouse in brooklyn but just the jury selection is expected to take at least a week for a trial that's going to be very complicated a trial that the judge said could last more than three months to pick a jury you can get a sense of the comp complexities of it all because finding jurors that know little to nothing about. is going to be quite difficult considering how many books in movies have been done about him over the years he's very famous and popular media also finding it sure they can stay on this trial for as much as three months is complicated because the jurors will be sequestered in a hotel here in new york throughout the course of the trial now prosecutors say that they plan to lay out a lot of evidence linking. him to his in a low a cartel and these illegal activities within the united states particularly drug trafficking and money laundering prosecutors say in the end they hope that they will provide enough that it didn't put guzman in jail for good forever. can be found on a website they can keep all the results developments and.

and what the issues are that concerns our people in brooklyn and all the other parts of brooklyn and what is important for them and how you weave those things together and i think for all of us is part of our value to the process because we are so connected to our community. we do understand the issues that are facing a. we can explain that in a way that people get it, to the folks in those rooms and at the same time we can say what's happening in those rooms and take it back to the people in a way that's engaging that they can grasp what we talking about. >> and i think we really wanted to do a handbook. we wanted to talk about our experiences with some a great stories in the book of the last 30 years with all the great people with known and worked with, but we wanted to write a handbook for young people, not just an bad people but young people who wanted to get into public service and hopefully that's what we've accomplished. >> i think there are a lot of folks who would argue or consider that public service in politics are two different things and how would you respond to that? >>

that win today by hakim jefferies as the fifth ranking member of the house democratic leadership, the brooklyn queens congressman is instantly seen as a potential future speaker given his comparatively young age. we'll keep our cameras on capitol hill for comments from members and more. we'll keep our eye out for tweets as well as the elections get under way. we'll open up our phone lines here in just a bit to hear from you and your thoughts. democrats only, your thoughts on the house elections, in particular focusing on nancy pelosi as the likely choice by democrats as the next speaker. democrats only. here's how we're break upping the phone lines. eastern and central call 202-748-8920. those of you in the mountain and cific time zones, that's 202-748-8921. again, we want to hear from democrats only. we'll get to your calls in about 10 minutes or so. go ahead and dial in. just ahead of the meeting today we spoke with former democratic congressional campaign committee chair, steve israel of new york, for some background, details on what's going on during today's leadership elections. host: tak

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nada tawfik is in brooklyn for us now. what is happening today in court? today proceedings were delayed, we we re today proceedings were delayed, we were supposed to get right into the opening statements from both sides laying out their case but instead we had a delay. even know they had been a number of security precautions put in place to protect the jewellers and witnesses including a scorching thejurors to and witnesses including a scorching the jurors to and from court each day by armed us marshals, making sure that their names and addresses and places of employment were held back from defence attorneys in the media. despite all that there was still one juror who played it media. despite all that there was still onejuror who played it again with thejudge to still onejuror who played it again with the judge to be dismissed. she cried last week when she found out that she had to serve on this jury and thejudge that she had to serve on this jury and the judge agreed that she was feeling anxiety, she presented a note from her doctor listing the medical is

[upbeat music] - she's born in brooklyn, new york. her parents were barbadian immigrants, working-class immigrants. they were extremely poor and the family sent them to barbados where she lived for seven years with her mother's family. sh lived in a country where there, there were black teachers, there were black public officials. - she was expected to excel and it didn't matter that she was a girl or a boy. that's the way she was raised. and when she entered politics, her attitude reflected that. - send me to the united states congress. - in 196 shirley chisholm is the first african-american woman to be elected to congress from the 12th congressional district in brooklyn. e it was the front p "the new york times." people have to remember what an extraordinary thing it was for her to get elected because five years earlier, african-americans in the south could not vote. - i think it was a moment of hope for some, but it was also a time of disaffection. i mean, you have assassinations of martin luther king, for example, and urban unrest

joseph's college which allows us to bring you these events in the brooklyn voices series in this space not far from our bookstore. we look at great authors this fall including gary schein guard and barbara kingsolver. if you miss any of those events, listen to past events and other conversations with great authors on our podcast at green light bookstore podcast. we hope to have spring events up soon and you can look for those at green store bookstore.com. i'd like to thank c-span for working with us to share this discussion with a wider audience. before i move you to tonight's speakers, a few housekeeping things. silence any cell phones or electronic devices. if you purchase a ticket you should already have received your copy of almost everything as you walk in, additional copies of the book and other titles by anne lamott are available through the evening and and will be signing books after the discussion. she will be signing additional ones so she won't have time to personalize. assigning line will form around the perimeter of the auditorium. if you prefer not to do assigning line, w

chapo lucirÍa poco despuÉs en el dÍa seis de su juicio, mientras en el interior de la corte federal de brooklyn el nombre de un testigo fue revelado pero no podemos mostrar su rostro, a miguel angel martÍnez le llamaban el compa, un instrumento mexicano que trabajÓ para el cÁrtel de sinaloa y se autoproclamÓ el gerente de la organizaciÓn. hoy seÑalÓ al chapo como su Único jefe, contestando las preguntas del fiscal contÓ como la cocaÍna de colombia que trasladaban a estados unidos a travÉs del cartel de sinaloa le significaba un 55% de ganancia para los carteles colombianos y un 45% para el chapo su cartel. en ciudad de mÉxico abrieron ocho oficinas y el 93 porque el chapo le dijo que en esa ciudad se establecÍan las relaciones. un kilo de cocaÍna se compraban 2000 $ en colombia y se vendÍan 25.000 $ en chicago y 40.000 en nueva york. llegaron a trasladar mÁs de dos aviones mensuales cada uno con hasta 800 kilos de cocaÍna. dijo que entregaron 10.000.000 $ en hasta tres oportunidades a guillermo gonzÁlez calderÓn, el jefe de la policÍa de la pgr entre el 87 y el 92 al que sob

but i'm glad he is back. >> reporter: how did sinatra get from brooklyn to tampa? guess we'll never know. but the williss are content to live with the mystery, now that old blue eyes is back, a piece of their daughter that they thought they'd never see again. jim axaxelrod, cbs news. >>> that is "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back for the morning news and "cbs news this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tanya rivero. thousands of general motors workers will have little reason to celebrate this holiday season. the automaker announced it is eliminating about 15,000 jobs and closing production plants throughout the midwest. president trump says he's not happy with the restructuring, but gm says sales are down and it's already lost about a billion dollars from president trump's tariffs. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: at the white house today, president trump said he called general motors head

in new york, one person is dead and six injured after this fiery crash on the brooklyn bridge cut off a major travel route during the morning commute. but that wasn't the only traffic headache. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: this taxicab in the nearby brooklyn battery tunnel engulfed in flames, smoking out visibility for drivers. >> oh, my god. you can't even see. >> reporter: a rough start to what could be the most traveled thanksgiving in over a decade. a record 30 million hitting the skies. >> it's a nightmare. all the people that don't know how to travel are here today. >> it's honestly kind of hectic. >> reporter: boston, chicago, denver, atlanta seeing a crush of travelers. in pittsburgh, lines at a standstill. >> we thought it was going to be faster but they had a trick for us. we're still waiting. >> reporter: tsa deploying an additional 1,200 officers and 80 k-9 units to handle the extra flux of passengers. airlines also getting help from the military as they've opened up restricted airspace to allow for more direct routes along the east coast. our david kerley on the tarmac at

los criminales mÁs peligrosos de nuestra Época, alberto rullan con el detalle >> la corte fedeeral de brooklyn donde enfrenta juicio el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn desde la cÁrcel federal en manhattan es movilizado y se cierra el puente y una caravana de agentes lo escoltan por tierra y por aire >> le gustarÍa tener la responsabilidad de enjuiciar al chapo >> no seÑor, no me gustarÍa esa responsabilidad >> pero hoy potenciales jurados tuvieron de frente a joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn, rasurado, que estuvo por primera vez sin esposas, de 800 personas, solo 12 mÁs 4 suplentes les tocara evaluar la evidencia de guzmÁn por narcotrÁfico, lavado de dinero >> necesitamos encontrar 12 personas que estÉn dispuestas a renunciar por 3 o 4 meses a sus vidas cotidianas y que no tengan opiniÓn de la culpabilidad o inocencia del caso >> contestarÍan preguntas de sus confiaznza y de su temor por ser amenazado or personas involucradas en el narcotrÁfico, sus nombres estarÁn en anonimato y no tendran contacto con medios de comunicaciÓn que contaminen su imparcialidad >> el 13 de noviembre comienzan

is it not ironic that we hear amazon may open its headquarters in queens and you are in brooklyn. >> here is what we have going for us we think we have got the best team certainly in tech companies on the eastern seaboard. we think ours is the best and we continue to attract great talent and the reason it is first and foremost, i think our mission is a meaningful and important mission. and that matters second, our technology and third, our culture is really special. we are a company that has cared about diversity from the beginning. over 50% of executive staff is women. we have a balanced board 32% of our engineers is female so people who care about diversity and inclusion want to coming and work at etsy. so all of that is coming for us. >> in your team, and just because you always make a point of your team, have done remarkable things. >> thanks very much. >> a stock that goes up nine goes up a lot more trust me "mad money" back after the break. (vo) 'twas the night before christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are stores open l

desde brooklyn, nueva york, gerardo reyes. univisiÓn. patricia: vamos ahora a california, donde aumentÓ a 48 la cifra de muertos por los incendios en el norte del estado. , podrÍa haber mÁs, porque hay decenas desaparecidos. los forenses ase electricidad reportes de incidentesÍctimas Á es un trabajo lento, triste y minucioso. >> hemos oÍdo que murieron unos de la calle en que vivimos. pedro: fÉlix de luna no sabe si sus vecinos escaparon del infierno. entre las muertes confirmadas estÁ la de ernest de 54 aÑos, que sobreviviÓ dos veces al cÁncer.os automÓviles. esto es algo que no le gusta ver a los bomberos, varios vehÍculos abandonados en una casa. puede significar que sus ocupantes no pudieron escapar.y temprano. anduve tocando que salieran. pedro: luis salvÓ a los que pudo. vine en una carpa con sus hijas porque su vecindario se quemo. para los que aÚn esperan, cada dÍa es mÁs difÍcil tener esperanzas. enrique: varias familias pudieron regresar hoy a lo que quedo de sus propiedades despuÉs de ser arrasadas por las r

federal court in brooklyn under unprecedented security measures which include deployment of a special gas detection device chapo has been held in solitary confinement at a new york prison for nearly two years after mexico agreed to extradite him to the u.s. he does skate twice from jail in mexico in two thousand and one in a laundry cart and in two thousand and fifteen through an underground tunnel dug by accomplices that dramatic escape triggered a worldwide manhunt but there were few clues until chapo invited american actor sean penn to interview him at his hideout for an article in rolling stone magazine together with mexican television star. who wanted to make a film about his life. u.s. prosecutors have spent years piecing together the case against chapo with more than three hundred thousand pages of evidence the trial is expected to last more than four months and will cost millions of dollars but even as all chapo faces the prospect of life in prison the cartel that he founded nearly thirty years ago is still incredibly powerful and violent drug trafficking continues unabated in

today you take you inside roof top reds in brooklyn, new york. >> we listen to vines. and our vines listen to we are on the world's first commercially viable roof top vineyard system. we have about 200 grapevine in this rof top veinyard. i have the trend of reclaiming space. that's the beauty of urban agriculture. it's doing something sustainable but beautifying unused blanc spaces. it's a non-stuffy approach to the wine industry where people can experience a veinyard and learn about local pruks at their leisure. >> everybody is going apple picking runt. we got to harvest grapes. who else gets to do that in the new york in the brooklyn navyyard. >> when i got the text message saying the havre is happening i made my way over and got to help out. it's incredible and grow shows the growing on the rooftops, not just small gardens but farms. >> it's off the beaten path. but when you find it it's a beautiful owesis in the jury. >> we have brought urban agriculture into the urban world. to bring it up to the navy yard and do a full-fledged grape harvest, only an experience he

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. ♪ se retomÓ en la corte de brooklyn el juicio a "chapo" guzmÁn y su esposa ema coronel fue expulsada de la sala porque estaba utilizando su telÉfono celular algo que estÁ prohibido, coronel estuvo que salir, dejar el telÉfono y volver a pasar por el detector de metales en la sala se escuchÓ el testimonio de miguel Ángel martÍnez el testigo implicÓ directamente al capo, contÓ que se encargaba de recibir la droga de los carteles colombianos para luego enviarla a estados unidos, y que recibÍa Órdenes directas del chapo, a finales de los 80 dijo el chapo comprÓ al titular de la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica (pgr) en guadalajara con mÁs de 20 millones de dÓlares. en el equipo legal del "chapo" guzmÁn hay una abogada latina c coronel, las hemos visto juvent da "chapo" guzmÁn entra y sale de la corte, se trata de mariel quien hablÓ con telemundo sobre cÓmo estÁ lidiando el chapo con este proceso, mnuestra compaÑer hablÓ con ella y como nos cuenta cÓmo se sorprendio cuando su saliente era el "chapo" guzmÁn. >> cuando fui por primera vez a la entrevista no sabÍ

ramÓn: en la corte federal de brooklyn. reportero: el juez federal pidiÓ que se tomaran extremas medidas de seguridad para proteger la integridad de los 12 miembros del jurado llenes permanecerÁn en el anonimato. los nombres, direcciones y lugares de empleo de los futuros jurado se mantendrÁn en secreto durante la duraciÓn del juicio que podrÍa durar hasta cuatro meses los jurados incls o armados. durante la audiencia del dÍa de hoy se limitÓ el acceso a cinco miembros de la prensa. la fiscalÍa tratarÁ de probar que el presunto lÍder del cÁrtel de sinaloa durante tres dÉcadas trÁfico a los estados unidos aproximadamente 200 t de cocaÍna y otros estupefacientes. para la transportaciÓn del chapo hasta la prisiÓn de manhattan hasta esta corte federal requie ♪ palmira: y volviendo al tema de los comicios, a tan sÓlo horas de que se realicen la selecciÓn es intermediasel procurador de la naciÓn jeff sessions dijo que desplegarÁn personal especial para monitorear 35 centros de votaciÓn en el paÍs. ramÓn:

president donald trump fires attorney general jeff sessions and maine's a critic of the russian approach to brooklyn accent sessions was one of trump's earliest backers now he's another cabinet casualty the future of an investigation into russian election meddling at stake how will the newly elected democratic house react it will have more from washington was also coming up a gunman opens fire inside of a crowded california bar at least a dozen are dead including the shooter and a police officer who was killed trying to save those trapped inside cars rushed out over the fate of a christian woman guilty of blasphemy in pakistan i.c.m.p. is out of jail but after narrowly escaping the death sentence for life still in jeopardy. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin in washington with a cabinet shakeup that has created a pit a little firestorm president trump has fired jeff sessions as attorney general sessions was one of the first to endorse trump during his twenty sixteen campaign but the president has long expressed frustration with sessions after he recused himself from the russia probe. je

en brooklyn, la alcaldesa se postulÓ para la reelección y todo indica que mantendrÁ su puesto por el prÓximo perÍodo >>jaime esta en la sede de compaÑÍa con el informe. >> estamos en la sede de la campaÑa del alcaldesa, favorita. >>en esta contienda hay 10 contendientes para el puesto de alcalde de auckland. la alcaldesa estÁ arriba en las encuestas. se hizo famoso a nivel nacional con el resto de la comunidad inmigrantede redadas inminente service, algo que provocÓ la ira de trump por lo que recibiÓ amenazas. al igual que el reo la educaciÓ como los temas centrales que enfrenta en. esta noche no quiso cantar victoria pero se dijo tener su apoyo. >> toda esta gente estÁ trabajando por un futuro para la ciudad y para las familias que estÁn aquÍ. >> sus principales contendientes son demÓcratas. cada uno dice ser mÁs progresiva que la otra. >>si nadie tiene mÁs de un 50% del voto, el segundo candidato la vivienda, >>sin lugar a dudas en estas elecciones intermedias, la crisis de vivienda estuvo presente la boleta electoral. un resultado sorpresivo es el de la propuesta es

. >> la policÍa de brooklyn busco a un hombre que agrediÓ a una mujer, caminaba por un parque cuando fue sor sorprendida y la amenazÓ con un cuchillo la llevo dentro de un coche en donde cometiÓ el delito. >> de repente tanta oscuridad nunca habÍan vista nada extraÑo >>> segÚn la vÍctima el hombre la dejÓ tirada en la calle y huyÓ del lugar. vean estÁs el orÍgenes un conductor que iba a mÁs de 100 millas por hora el hombre de 44 aÑos se encuentra se encontraba bajo la influencia de las drogas el hombre sobreviviÓ y ahora enfrenta cargos mÚltiples. >> el sujetÓ intento escapar el niÑo no sufriÓ heridas el hombre enfrenta cargos por evadir a la policÍa asalto y secuestro. >> a q en el Área de la bahÍa comenzaron los festejos. >> hoy fue el turno de los mÁs necesitados en oakland y nos cuenta cÓmo no pudieron evitar pensar en lo que mÁs sufren en este momento >>> los aromas y sabores en el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias se tomaron para oakland, muy rica la comida. >> por 27 aÑos consecutivos festejaron la fecha y hoy sirvieron acerca de 2.000 de ellos. >> muy signifi

i was about to say, it's people who live comfortable lives on the coast in brooklyn and l.a. and so on who aren't affected by any of this stuff. they see for them interesting restaurants and people in their neighborhood and diversity. but they don't feel the consequences because as it's been documented over and over again, the real impact of mass low-skill immigration is on parts of the country where people like chelsea handler and people who live in brooklyn and live in the knowledge economy we hear so much about. they don't see the consequences, they don't feel tonight their economy and the schools and their areas and the services they use. that's how they can afford to make these statements about how generous they have to be. it doesn't cost them or hurt them in their lives. trish: the term limousine liberal. you don't have to deal with these people in your community, schools or crime issues associated with a big influx of people. it's too bad. but again it's politically speaking. i don't see how it pays off. i think it backfires. you want to tall join hands and say kumbay

there is a picture of a polling station in the brooklyn borough of new york.

tÉrminopero mÁs alla de los cargos explicamos lo que estÁ en juego, y somos testigos de una corte de brooklyn, el juicio contra el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn que comenzÓ hoy, todos los detalles en noticias telemundo >> se cometen robos a mano armada, robo de auto y gasolina, lo que los comerciantes estÁn dispuesto a hacer >> se calientan las elecciones si usted no ha votado y no se ha registrado, le contamos en minutos >> le dijeron que se habÍa ganado un premio, pero le pedÍan dinero a cambio, le diremos cÓmo se salvÓ de ser estafado, hasta 150 mil dÓlares en sorteos de tragamonedas gratis, un premio mayor de hasta 10 mil en efectivo, torneo de la tragamonedas sfx: chillido de juguete de peluche sfx:crujir de escaleras sfx: quejido sfx: suave sonido de mÚsica a travÉs de los audifonos sfx: rebanando con cuchillo. sfx: quejido sfx: inhalaciÓn + exhalacion. sfx: luces raspando el techo mientras caen sfx: metal rechinando sfx : quejido de dolor covered california. es más que cuidado médico. es cuidado para la vida. >> cuando le dijeron que habÍa ganado un premio se ilusionÓ >> pe

. >>> en brooklyn una mujer acusados de secuestro, robo luego de llevar un vehículo con una menor en el interior. la sospechosa aprovechó el momento en que la dueña del carro se dirigía a pagar en una gasolinera y dejo el corte con la puerta abierta y este encendido. andrea condujo el auto robado, arrolló a un ciclista y después chocó con tres autos . >>> creo que hubo negligencia de la mamá y diría que la señora también está un poco loca porque está cometiendo un grave error. >>> según vecinos la sospechosa condujo el auto de manera temeraria hasta que uno de los neumáticos se rompió. >>> aunque la calidad del aire mejoró tal vez un poco para esta tarde las ciudades permanecen bajo niveles insalubres. >>> así es, vamos con gabriela para que nos dé más detalles . >>> hemos visto una ligera mejoría pero muchas ciudades todavía se mantienen en niveles insalubres como auckland, san francisco, san josé. todavía esta afectando a las personas que se encuentran en estas ciudades en especial para quienes tienen problemas respiratorios. si necesita salir pongca. las rá

there is a picture of a polling station in the brooklyn borough of new york. it is fair to say, above everything else, they are not voting for president that they may as well be. this is very unusual for a mid—term and that it is seen asa for a mid—term and that it is seen as a referendum on donald trump. he has been the most controversial and divisive and the most unusual president of my lifetime and really he has been so front and centre the republican campaign it is almost as if the election is completely about him and not the individual candidates. bizarrely, some might say, the economy, which is booming, has not much of a look in. the american economy is red—hot. we are near 3% unemployment in the united states. the markets have been doing quite well. but interestingly both parties seem to be focusing on other issues. the democrats over the past few months have been focusing quite a bit on health care and, despite certain attacks made by republicans, several elements of the affordable ca re several elements of the affordable care act remain popular

but i went to public schools in brooklyn, but 18 came before 20. [applause] and that is why we are in washington to deal with we won the house, we have got influence in the senate, and now what is it that we are going to get done? and i think when you look at this brother. in fact, one of the women i just talked, one of the victims of trumpism. rev. sharpton: she's from n.p.r. she is going to really talk about me bad for introducing her. whether you talk about what he did as a student organizer, as a city councilman, as the mayor of newark and u.s. senator, he has been on the front line, he has been productive. and when the president tweeted -- you can always tell, my mother told me when i was kid, she was alabama and i was from brooklyn, and she said you don't know anything about a farm, she said, but always remember that if you throw a brick in a pile of hogs, the one that hollers is the one you hit. when you hear somebody hollering, it's because they have been hit. so when i saw the president tweeting that newark was a failure under cory booker,

until he went to harvard and then my boyfriend took me to fenway park and the team so much like the brooklyn dodgers and they almost almost one and i became an equally rational red sox fan. we now have had season tickets for 35 years i must say it's been an extraordinary part of my life and it is my application that goes along with my vocation even though my father died before i even had my three sons so they were never able to meet their grandfather when i sit with my son sometimes at fenway park i can imagine myself still young at abbott field watching the players of my youth, jackie robinson, duke snider, peewee, and is magic in the moments. when i open my eyes to see my sons play when my father wants that i can feel an invisible loyalty linking my sons to their grandfather who space they never had a chance to see but whose heart and soul they come to know through the stories i had told. to end it is the reason why i'm so happy to have been and historian and constantly looking back in the past is that allows me to believe that private people we've loved and lost her families and the publi

police say his messages were on four floors of the union temple in brooklyn. mayor bill de blasio calls the incident deeply disturbing to all new yorkers. >>> alec baldwin has had another run-in with the law. polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: alec baldwin stayed quiet as he walked out of a police precinct on friday. known for his "snl" portrayal of president trump was charged with assault. he punched a 49-year-old man during a fight over a parking spot. this isn't the first time baldwin finds himself in trouble with the law or making headlines. in 2014, baldwin was arrested for bicycling on the wrong side of the road. the short-tempered actor has been seen getting into scuffles with paparazzi. in 2007 he was heard on a voicemail recording hurling insults at his ex-wife kim basinger and his daughter. >> i don't give a damn that you're 12 years old or 11 years old or that you're a child. >> reporter: his behavior has attracted criticism from conservatives. mike huckabee took a sarcastic jab at baldwin, the president's son calling baldwin a piece of garbage. e

[laughter] but an important one nonetheless so this is the final brooklyn voices event of this fall season so we will keep you posted about what is coming up next season. right now i want to bring up the co-owner and the person who directs the series on behalf of greenlight bookstore jessica stockton. [applause] >> thanks, ted. i'm the events and marketing director at greenlight bookstore and we are honored to be hosting anne lamott present her book "almost everything." she will be speaking. we are so grateful with this partnership that allows us to bring you these offense at this beautiful space not long -- not far from our bookstore. if you miss any of those events you can listen to past brooklyn voices events on our podcasting greenlight bookstore.com/podcasts. this is the final event of the season but we hope to have ring events up soon. i also want to thank the folks from c-span who are filming this event and working with us to share this discussion with a wider rds. just a few housekeeping things. please silence of the cell phones or other electronic devices. if you purchase a ticket

hakeem jeffries represents brooklyn. the eighth district in new york. more elections happening on capitol hill this afternoon. especially the speaker election for the democratic choice for speaker. that's happening later. we'll have the results as they're available. let's go live now to the house floor here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by e guest chaplain, minister lashawn worrell, new osama bin ladenist baptist church, baltimore, maryland. the chaplain: let us pray. may we ask only what accords with your will. incline your ear, almighty god, and grant us the wisdom to make forward-moving decisions without compromising your integrity. grant us the discerning insight to maintain our finger on the pulse of justice and the power of restraint. that we may uphold our liberty in oicordance with your gracious will. -- in accordance with your will. we ask you send your grace and peace across the aisle and unite the voices of these great leaders of our nation, that we may stand on the promises that rest in our co

>> buenas tardes desde la corte federal de brooklyn que tiene en sus manos uno de los casos mas p peligrosos la primera prueba se la encontro la fiscalia con las primeras declaraciones de la defensa en la tarde noche que el gobierno mexicano y el presidente presidente enrique peÑa nieto y calderon recibieron sobornos por el scartel de sinaloa y eso ha representado un reto para la fiscalia que ya t m temprano en la maÑana puso una mosion donde piden que se dese t desestimen estos testimonios y s se quiten del record porque di e dicen que se basan en rumores pero se espera que este caso d dure 4 meses estaremos ecuchs d escuchando mas de esto seguridad nn los expertos >> en este caso el gasto e rd c recursos energia y trabajo car e cartecartque la fiscalia tiene para dar un k jj jioj juicio justo >> el gobierno de estados unidos dice que este caso se trata de d drogas asesinato y dinero pero e el chajoaquin "chapo" guzman lo engloba mas que este angulo c m crimnal provoca mucho es unal unaleyenda y en esos elementos g esta coronel la relacion que el chjoaquin "chapo" guzman loer i tiene con

j in brooklyn to watch cal take on temple. the sophomore at cal, his son. second half, owls up 13. rose led all scorers with 23. temple won 76-59. cal falls to 1-3. >>> new orleans coach ken hitchcock taking over for todd mcclellan, former sharks head coach, who was fired yesterday. just 51 seconds into overtime, that is leon dry seidel for the game winner. the puck actually went his skate. the oilers won 4-3. >>> like two prize fighters, fill mickelson and tiger woods went head to head. that's ahead of friday's match in vegas. $9 on the line to hit the course. $9million will be on the line when they hit the course -- make that $9.2 million. >> i'm willing to risk 100,000 that says i birdie the first hole. >> whoa! >> so that's how good i feel heading into this match. >> whoo! >> you don't have to take it. >> double it. >> oh!! >> did you see how i baited him like that? yes! ha ha! yes! >> little catch to this match. it's only on pay per view. that's the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> 6:26. recovery crews in the "camp fire" burn zone are rushing to get

asÍ lo decidiÓ una corte de apelaciones en brooklyn. >> esto es muy importante. tienen que seguir la ley del estado. >> la noticia fue bienvenida por algunos indocumentados, la vendedora ambulante carmen arÉvalo. >> uno esta con ese temor. pero si ya aprobaron lo que comenta serÍa una gran bendiciÓn. >> el fallo judicial se da tras una demanda de la uniÓn de libertades civiles de nueva york. el grupo presentÓ el caso de un indocumentado que la policÍa del condado mantuvo detenido a pedido de ice desea que un juez habÍa ordenado su liberaciÓn. >> miles de indocumentados han sido arrestados por mandato de ice sin tener una orden judicial. y esto, aclara, que en el estado de nueva york no se va a seguir cooperando con una retÓrica antiinmigrante. >> quienes apoyan el fallo dicen que esto le permitirÁ los departamentos de policÍas en el estado concentrarse en su trabajo y no en actuar, gente de inmigraciÓn. arantxa: una pareja recaudÓ ciento de miles de dÓlares para un veterano indigentepero ahora el trÍo puede ir a la cÁrcel. y durante lajornada la i