♪ announcer: senator bernie sanders grew up in brooklyn and attended brooklyn college his first year before transferring to the university up chicago. this year, senator sanders deliver the commencement address at the college. [applause] sen. sanders: thank you. [cheering] sen. sanders: you know and i know these are tough times for our country. i do want to say that standing up. looking out at the beautiful people in front of me, i have enormous confidence in the future of our country. [applause] begin byers: let me congratulating the graduating class of 2017. today is an important day in your lives, something i know you have worked very hard to achieve and i want to wish all of you the very best of luck in your future endeavors. -- i not be strangled [laughter] sen. sanders: not only do i think you have a right to read on the grass, i think speakers have a right not to have their stuff around their throats. i want, on behalf of my wife and pray that see and to you all live healthy and happy lives doing the work that you enjoy, surrounded in love by family and friends. let me thank p

in 1883 seth lowe, who was then mayor of brooklyn, aponted him to the -- appointed him to the brooklyn board of education. he had the first plaque seat on the brook -- black seat on the brooklyn board of education. so that is my great grandfather. this is his father-in-law, my great, great grandfather. so you can check your family e tree. phillip white marries elizabeth, and this is elizabeth's father. he was the one who -- no, his parent were haitian. he was born in new york. he was born in 1813, died in the early 1880s. went to a school that i come back and talk to you, talk about later. did a variety of odd jobs, married my great, great grandmother who died very young, i know nothing about her. and in his second marriage he married into the ray family. they were a prominent family, and cornelius' brother, peter williams gray, had a pharmacy. so he was brought into the drugstore as a pharmacist. he had no background the way my great grandfather did, no training, but he could become a pharmacist. he, too, was very devoted to st. phillip's. um, the other treasure-trove that i found at

meg oliver attended one in brooklyn, new york. >> reporter: at this bar in brooklyn, the overflow crowd spilled onto the sidewalk. >> it's packed. me and my friend figured we'd see maybe ten people. instead we couldn't even walk in and get a drink. >> reporter: tv sets were tuned in and turned up as the quiet crowd leaned in for every word of the james comey hearing. cara canella wanted to hear everything. >> i'm imagining our president up there answering similar questions and the contrast is notable. >> reporter: others had a different take. >> it's like a scheme to not allow the president -- >> reporter: watch parties had crowds skipping work to hear from the fired fbi director for the first time. at axelrad in houston they offered free drinks. history shows the country tunes in for blockbuster hearings but nothing was more explosive than watergate. >> it was horrible for the country. it was great entertainment. at least nixon was smart, you know, obviously a liar. but trump doesn't have that to fall back on. >> reporter: back in brooklyn the drink of the day was a red aye, drip coffe

iain, nba draft night in brooklyn and the 76ers hoping that the process ends tonight. how good this class of 2017 could actual be coming up later in sports. >> looking forward to it. >>> stunning video of the moment a bald eagle swoops ton a fishing boat and snatches some salmon. that's amazing. the guy on board said he was filming the eagle soaring over his boat in british columbia when it snagged his catch dinnertime. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service for two years all with a two year agreement. ♪ >>> chance to to go on septembering spree denied for the man and woman in this surveillance video. police say the guy sat down next to woman in

the brooklyn headquarters mostly. a source told us at the tail end of the interview, yes, there was one moment right after risk good, she was really mad but i cannot really tell you more. you will have to talk to the people who were in the room for that. i was so angry is like, come on, tell us more about what happened. and he said no, talk to other people in the room. i got him to tell us who is in the room and he gave us these names. we try to make it a mission in every interview after that to find out what exactly went down in that moment. finally, we circled back a month later. >> nine months later, separately we could have had children in that time. [laughter] i love you honey. >> finally, this one source said, on, we want to know what happened and we have bits and pieces of what happened. this is postelection the, no it was before election. >> no, postelection. this was like pre-inauguration but i think it might have been after christmas. >> finally the source tells us what happens. basically resulted in us find

eastern district of new york, federal prosecutors office in brooklyn. finally 1997, so almost a decade after that nbc report, 1997, prosecutors in that brooklyn office finally came up with this audacious gambit to try to get vinnie "the chin." and it took them out of brooklyn, out of new york, off the east coast altogether. they flew a prosecutor, a specific prosecutor. they flew him from new york to arizona. they flew him to arizona and they got sammy "the bull" out of witness protection. right? he had testified against john gotti. he was in the witness protection program. living in obscurity in arizona for years after his blockbuster testimony put john gotti away. one of the highest ranking mob guys to ever flip on the stand, right? but the prosecutor who had overseen sammy "the bull's" case, who product him, who had overseen him flipping to testify against john gotti, who helped do the deal to send him off to live this new anonymous life for the rest of his days in arizona, that individual prosecutor personally flew out to arizona to do the impossibl

they're not gonna drive out to brooklyn. dan: this is honestly, like, the dream that we set out upon when we arrived to new york three years ago to create a footwear company. it's perfect for us. lemonis: so, what i want to do is i want to have this ready by friday so when the new shoes show up on friday, i have some buyers coming, and they can come see all the different shoes. -dave: perfect. -lemonis: great. dan: one thing i did want to point out is that you said that the shoes would be ready on friday, but last time we spoke, we said that it would take at least 10 days. lemonis: no, no, no, no. when we were at the restaurant, i said, "pick these fabrics, and you got a week." you said yes. i even used the words "next friday." and so... dan: all the designs have been submitted. all the fabrics are at the factory, but it's going to take at least by monday to get those. -lemonis: why? -dan: i think you can have -- lemonis: i just need one pair of shoes from each region. there's four pairs. -just one pair in each region. okay.

. >> check out this video of a shooting that took place near the berkeley center in brooklyn on wednesday. a manhunt not continues for the suspect. the man, was shot in the leg and is now recovering and in stable condition at the hospital. the search for the suspect is described as a male, 5-foot 8 inches, wearing a blue hat, dark t-shirt, and dark sweatpants with an adidas white stripe local on the side. >> crane versus gator, what he got? >> not so fast. check out this video from florida. you can see a mama crane protecting her family, her flock of little cranes against this big gator. it intimidated the gator enough to keep on moving away. no one was eaten. >> the mask try to catch a fish if they don't see you are recognized to. >> is protected from the sun. >> i thought maybe you are trying to do the ninja approach to fishing. >> i went out fishing for fluke in a call on this big and then i had to throw back because of onerous federal regulations. >> i'm here on the docks, earlier i was down the road on the fishing. >> you need to hear he up and catch a fish. i need somebody on camera

. >> don bell is at the barkley center in brooklyn where he spoke one-on-one with the number one selection. don. >> good evening, guys, this was instant night. once sixers traded from number three to one we knew what they would do with the number one overall selection we knew they would take markelle fultz. >> and with the first pick in the 2017 nba draft the philadelphia 76ers select markelle folts from the university of washington. >> well listen to that crowd. sixers fans chanting, trusts the process. and, of course, markelle is now a part of that process. 6' 4", 190 pound guard out of washington. he was explosive player with the huskies averaged 23 points a game and lobe season out in the pacific northwest. now, after he had his name called and had an opportunity to go one-on-one with markelle and the interesting thing is he is just 19 years eeldz old and a few years ago he was cut from the jv high school basketball team. here's how he was feeling when he stepped to meets the commissioner. >> if telt like god calling and giving me another opportunity in life. something i've been dreami

you grew up in brooklyn, you went to school here, and you have been on all four "law and orders!" >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: wow. bravo, by the way, bravo. >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. >> seth: so what is -- what are the four, "law and orders?" "law and order" classic. >> which they call the mothership. >> seth: okay. >> there's "law and order: criminal intent." >> seth: yep. >> there's "law and order: special victims," and then there was a short list one "order trial by jury." which is why i think i do hold the record because it was just one year. >> seth: oh right. >> so not that many -- you know, when you're a new york actor, that's like a batmitzvah. you know, it's a rite of

at the nba draft, in brooklyn new york, don bell, cbs-3 eyewitness sports. >> so we're not going to deny he may be a start on -- star on the court but his social media game might need little work. check this cap hon on his strand game post. excited to head to (city) and join the (team name). >> oops. >> rookie mistake. obviously. >> we all make mistakes. >> pre wrote that. >> was sex cited, he just sent tweets, but he knew, we all new he was coming here. >> it's okay. we forgive that. >> also, worth a mention, nova's josh heart head today la to play for the lakers, congrats to him and his family, huge. >> still ahead in the next half hour here on "eyewitness news," new twist in the controversy, uber ceo. >> asking who is asking for him to come back. also ahead tell you why this stuffed animal is being credited with saving a young boy's life. >> plus, we're celebrating cbs-3's summer fest, in sea isle city. and today, pat's chilling with a local company whose ice is known in south jersey and beyond. >> reporter: it is going to be a weaken where we see showers, maybe few rumbles every thun

interviewing one source because this is a story about those in the brooklyn headquarters and the source told us at the tail end of the interview there is one moment right after michigan and she was really pissed off but i can't tell you more. you'll have to talk to otherhe people who were in the room that. i'm so angry and i'm like tellth us more about what happened and he said no talk to some other people in the room. i got him to tell us who is in the room and he gave us these names and we tried to make it a mission in every interview after that to find out what went down in that moment. finally we circled back. >> nine minutes later. separately we could have had children in that time. i love you honey. finally, this one source said, we want to know what happened and we have bits and pieces of what happened. this is after the election. it's like pre-inauguration but maybe after christmas. >> finally a source tells us what happened and basically resulted in us finding out she was really frustrated by what happened in michigan in the primary. she was angry at her aides and say that are

. >> back in 2008, the brooklyn anniversary th party that the city of new york threw. and mayor bloomberg presided over it and he said that the brooklyn bridge was the icon of new york city. and he's absolutely correct because if you look at television, or read magazines, it's very hard to watch tv and not see repeated images of the brooklyn bridge. it really is the icon of new york city. and it originated here in trenton. john was born in 1806 in prussia which later became part of germany. the town he was born in is about 100 kilometers southwest of berlin. when he came here, he had a first class engineering education in germany by some of the best architects and engineers in europe and he arrived here just as america was taking off in terms of the industrial revolution. and there were very few train engineers here. -- trained engineers here. so he showed up with tremendous skills and was able to, you know, really live his dream to designed suspension bridges. the first suspension bridge was an aqueduct to carry a canal over the allegheny river. and that led to other

reportero: los hechos ocurrieron el pasado 8 de junio cuando tapia regresaba a su casa en brooklyn, abordo de una bicicleta. gary anderson lo golpeÓ de tal manera que el inmigrante mexicano fue derribado y se golpeÓ la cabeza con la acera lo que provocÓ que perdiera el conocimiento. >> me dijeron que se rompiÓ el crÁneo, se rompiÓ un oÍdo. del oÍdo no pueden hacer nada porque es muy pequeÑo y no hay reemplazos. reportero: a raÍz de este incidente, tapia tuvo que ser inducido en estado de coma, condiciÓn en la que permanece en este centro mmÉdico de brooklyn. el padre de dos niÑos tendrÁ que ser sometido a varias cirugÍas tras recibir daÑos en el cerebro. >> si se recupera es un milagro de dios. reportero: hoy en dÍa, a travÉs de una cuenta en la pÁgina de internet, esther pide ayuda para mantener los gastos mÉdicos de su marido. otro inmigrante ppermanece hospitalizado en estado de coma por una paliza que le propinÓ el portero de un bar. los hechos ocurrieron en la madrugada del pasado 28 de mayo cuando eddie suÁrez golpeÓ a jesÚs sÁnchez porque estaba muy borracho

. >> this rat was spotted dragging a trash bag across the brooklyn street this happened last thursday. the bag is several times bigger than the rat itself. they're used to seeing rats running around the area. >> even when standing in frot of my house you see them running past your feet playing tag >> eventually the rat decide it can't take the bag further and pulls a pizza out of. it he pulls it into the groun ground. >> those rats are like philly pigeons because they rule the land and streets and we sort of hope we can deal with it. >> i don't like bird but i am better with birds an rats. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs3 banning sale of cell phones to kids under 13 years old. that's right the state that wants to make this a law, and

and came to brooklyn, what from one hospital to another. he ends up at mount sinai. when his son is two years old, he gets surgery. amy: here in new york. >> yes. the sun ends up suffering a rare disorder which he is unable to control his limbs, cannot eat, cannot feed himself, can't walk and needs a feeding tube, wheelchair. the family has no choice but to stay. even after their visa runs out, they try to get an extension and continue to get medical treatment for their son. over the next years, the sun makes terrific progress. he walks a little and talks a little. his progress has been tremendous. the family continues to get treated at mount sinai and elsewhere. amy: they say he will not be able to proceed or progress if he is forced out? >>'s doctors say the treatment he needs coming as a number of complicated and unusual medical conditions, and the support system that he has here he will not have if he is sent back to pakistan. i heard about the family because it is someone that was held close to 11 and someone he was proud of helping and being able to stop the de

i grew up in brooklyn. david: your father worked -- as my father did -- in the post office. lloyd: they were colleagues. david: right. mine worked in baltimore, yours worked in brooklyn. their job was to file the mail. sort the mail. so you weren't wealthy. you went through public schools. but obviously did pretty well because you were valedictorian of your class in high school. so you realize you probably were smarter than the average student. lloyd: i knew that ranking high in my school meant i was certainly good at school. but i didn't know how smart i was or how i compared. by the way, being good at school and being smart are two separate things anyway. david: were you surprised when you got into harvard? did you think about not going because you couldn't afford it? lloyd: let me take a step back. my parents did not go to college. i had one older sibling who did not go to college either. it didn't occur to me to apply to that fancy a school. i have heard of it obviously. i knew i was going to go to college but i didn't assume -- i didn't even know what it would have mean

>> i don't know, it seems to be a common sight in brooklyn. just to get to this area it is going to give me about half an hour. >> that is how you get around all the traffic in brooklyn. >> there are millions of aliens in new york undocumented. >> has the barefoot driver been identified? >> no. [laughter] >> this hold on one second. [laughter] >> okay now. [laughter] >> are we going to do this segment now? [laughter] >> do you guys want my sunglasses? [laughter] ♪ ♪ >> okay, let's go to the circus. you are chasing the greatest show -- well, it's a pretty good show. >> the best show on the road. i brought you the hilarious story yesterday of a true traveling circus. they invited me to come back in columbus, new jersey. i had no idea what to expect. she had gold, shimmering head to toe, you could barely look at her she was shining so bright. and i had no idea that in the middle of the show she would walk up to me and pull me in front of everyone. >> they handcuffed me to a board and basically they had knives and they put a hood over my head.

wanted for murder in russia, here at supreme court in brooklyn on wednesday. facing charges for drugging and robbing two men, i was in court for the procedural hearing. the. i told but victoria after my sit down interview with her at rikers island in jail, she was referred to by "new york post" as the russian sex pot turned federa--international fudge fug. >> did you go by the name of rachel? >> different name. not my name, not victoria. rachel, mirra, sabina, different names. >> victoria was not in the courtroom, i got details about how she is holding up in jail. >> she is doing well. under the circumstances, she is doing quite well. >> next court appearance is august 15. follow me on twitter and follow the show. >> brian, you chased this story, it is time. time for a hair cut. >> it is, i am outside of tomkat's barber shot in brooklyn, i will get this taken care of. and a buzz. by a barber. >> just a little. >> with teret's syndrome this is go a guy too put aside our assumptions of peal people. 28-year-old david, works here at tomkats, he experiences up to 1

long day in brooklyn for the martin askly and brooklyn team. that mistrial was denied by the judge. a jury still not set. we do expect tomorrow. i say this tongue-in-cheek, melissa. we do expect tomorrow to get the jury hery sat down and opening statements from both sides, prosecution and defense. melissa: cheryl casone, thank you so much. david: a victory over what he calls fake news. president trump slamming cnn after the network made false accusations against one of his campaign associates. has the president been right all along? our panel is next coming back. >> i think it is constant ba una of fake news directed at this president probably has garnered a lot of his frustration. melissa: president trump going after cnn after think had to retract a story. three employers forced to resign. what about all the other phony stories they do. fake news. what about nbc, cbs, abc what about the failing "new york times" and "washington post"? they are all fake news. our pan until is back with us. charlie, what is your take? >> i love donald trump as media critic. it is so great. i never get

the man's name, dan of brooklyn heights, according to statement, he was riding a citibike on 26th street between 7th and eighth avenue, he fell to the ground, run over by rear tires of a charter bus, suffered serious injuries, witnesses said he was alive, and it looked like he was breathing, he was immediately taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. >> a choice he made to behalf of everyone in manhattan, every day, i am not going to jump in the car, i am going to live my life by taking public transportation and bicycles which thoughtful. >> this is under investigation, the man driving the charter bus, 53-year-old man, has not been identified or charged as of yet. i am no pro bike rider, but i want to check out i rented my own citibike and took a ride carefully around the accident site, there are over 1.5 million cyclists in new york city accords to the department of transportation. and stats from 2015 are interesting 232 fatalities on streets of new york city regarding involving motor vehicles, 14 of those in 2015 were cyclists accidents, 81 were auto to auto. and 137 most b

the brooklyn bridge, people are familiar with that iconic bridge. the design of john roebling, the mind of roebling is in that bridge. the golden gate bridge, the great cables of the golden gate bridge, john roebling is famous for having spun the largest cables at the time and largest span for a number of years. roebling is known for having built the very first bridge over the niagara gorge, a double-decker bridge that could carry trains on top and people in carriages underneath on a toll road. even the george washington bridge design is a structure built by roebling. we are looking at a photo from 1935 as roebling's bridgman begin to wrap the golden gate bridge cables. this phenomenal, once-used-only technology of having six travelers take individual pieces of wire back and forth across the water to go across and up on the towers, to meet in the middle, transfer those. you see them wrapping the cables, as they begin to get toward a later stage of the installation. it is important to know that each piece of wire, each wire rope was cut to measure be

jeff skversky is in brooklyn where we are just a short time away. an exciting night. >> reporter: it is a big night indeed jim, for the first time in sixers history they have the number one overall pick in back to back years. last year ben simmons number one and this year markelle foltz and sixers fans are trusting the process and hopefully foltz is the final piece to this long and drawn out process. the sixers traded up efrlier with the celtics for the number one overall pick with the intention all along with the intense of drafting markelle foltz out of washington who they think clearly is the best prospect. during the workout in camden think foltz talks to simmons and joel embiid and he made him feel comfort right away and. >> he is a jokester and being with him, he is a good dude and wants the best for you. that is all it is cracking jokes and giving me advice for this whole weekend. >> i think he could be a good pick for us if we draft him. he has the chance to be the number one pick. >> embiid of course tweeted out this could be ledgery tweeti

when he meets stephanie a dancer he dreams of escaping brooklyn. for jacob tischler it is his first leading role. >> what what you want is somebody who can make you forget john tra -- travolta. >> it's nuts how catchy it is, i will wake you mean in the morning and say i get to do boogie shoes today. >> the walnut street theater is closing out the season with a high energy show. if the stage doesn't catch on fire, we've done something wrong. saturday night theater is at the walnut street theater until july 16. you can find tickets and showtimes at 6abc.com/loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> closing in on 1:00 p.m., meteorologist david murphy a check of the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: we're closing in on record highs in all likelihood. if we hit 93 in allentown a new record. kutztown close to record. sun and a little bit humid, not super humid, but moderately humid. mid 90s in the i-95 corridor where a a couple of more records may fall. down the shore, 80s. a bit more humid the farther south you go along the coast. to

to a district partially in brooklyn, partially in queens. i had enough. >> she's heard the story. so i was campaigning in queens, to meet my constituents and a woman comes over to me and says your congressman schumer and i said yes and she says i read in the queens tribune you're my new congressman. i said yes i am, she said i'd like to pay you a compliment. i've never met you in person but i want once you religiously and you have more courage than any other member of congress. that's a pretty tall statement, there are 535 members of congress and there are no good next but most are very estimable people, what makes you say i have more courage than any of the others? she said look, iwatched c-span religiously even though i haven't met you in person and every time you rise your feet to see , you have the courage to wear a yarmulke. i said thank you very much ma'am, it's obvious you haven't met me in person, not a yarmulke.>> i love these stories. i had time for one more john? x okay, there's another story you cannot tell most of these in augsb

coming to you from brooklyn insuring, i'm don bell, cbs-3 "eyewitness sports". >> can i use my slogan now it is fultz steam ahead for sixers. >> what is that. >> fultz steam ahead. >> one more time. >> you know, i told you last night i was going to use it, fultz steam ahead. >> kaine use it. >> i could not hear ya. >> he wants to use it later tonight. >> i'm sorry. >> that is all right. >> well played he wants to use it tonight, thanks, buddy, i'll get back to you. >>> coming up later it has been shrouded in secrecy until today senate releases details on the health care bill but are all republicans and democrats on board. >>> forget the stool or bar new work out craze has you doing the downward dog or pigeon pose with your pint of beer. >>> and tropical storm cindy is on the move see trail of destruction that it left behind and where the storm is heading now we will be right this summer in a place where flavor runs deep, any dish and every glass might be the best you've ever tasted as long as you don't forget your appetite. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your trip

it was custom built for the film, installed in a brooklyn club for the movie and it's been there ever since. the auction joses it could fetch up to $1.5 million. if you get that in your living room, frances, i'm coming over in the pants. >> not the pants, the suit from the opening scene. >> the big long collar. definitely makes for a party regardless. >>> just ahead, we will get to the bottom of the president's covfef tweet. is mr. trump about to return russian compounds that president obama ordered vacated? codogs just won't quit.! neither does frontline. that's why there's frontline gold. with its easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. frontline gold. available at your vet. [ ominous music playing ]] ah! ah! ah! [ children laughing ] wooo! yea! have a despicably delicious breakfast with these special edition jars of nu

we are live in brooklyn at the nba draft. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> what a journey for the young man thank you. >> we invite you to join us at 6abc.com and on facebook tonight. sharrie williams and i will talk about the big moment for the sixer as they make the number one overall pick, join us online while you watch the nba draft. >>> phillies wrapped up their series with the cardinals avoid the sweep and a five game skid. herrera had a rough game after blowing through a stop sign at third and gets picked off today not good. they were able to overcome that, tommy joseph his 11th homer of the year. and aaron nola is stellar on the mound 7 and one-third innings. they take this one 5-1. >> one thing i complained about is that starters were not giving us length, the last we are getting six and seven and now into the eighth inning and we played three extra inning games in a row. i was hope that didn't happen today. when you have starters going deep into the game it gives us a chance to win. >> phils head out on the

[applause] ♪ >> senator bernie sanders grew up in brooklyn and attended brooklyn college his first year before attending the university of chicago. this year senator sanders delivered the commencement address at the college. sen. sanders: thank you. [cheering] sen. sanders: you know and i know these are tough times for our country. i

a woman in new york city recorded a rat dragging a trash bag across a brooklyn sidewalk. lee connor says it happened last thursday morning. the video which she titled "pizza rat strikes again" shows the rodent pulling the garbage across the sidewalk. eventually it could not go any farther so the rat grabs what appears to be a mini personal sized pizza and the goes into a hole in the ground. neighbors in the brooklyn neighborhood say rats have been a problem. >> it was on my stove. definitely on my stove and i'm like stomping doing everything it's like what you want. >> if they dragging plastic bags what they going to want to eat next. >> the man who owns the nearby house where the rat wenundergrop that particular hole on monday morning. >> ♪ >> all right. it's 5:47. and a couple is battling an annoying problem. >> they cannot shut off their alarm clock. it goes off every day. why the snooze is so out of reach next. >> ♪ >> it start with a soft beep and then it gets louder and closer together. >> lynn's husband actually put alarm clock in there 13 years ago. n air vent

neighbors in brooklyn say rats have been a problem. >> it was on my stove. definitely on my stove and i'm like stomping doing everything. he's like what you want? >> if they dragging plastic bags, what they going to want to eat next? >> does look well fed, doesn't it. the man who owns the nearby house where the rat went underground says he patched up that particular hole on monday morning. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back, everybody. yup, you're seeing the clouds up above the commodore barry bridge lit up right there, kind of a quiet scene after a stormy night. still a couple sprinkles in one or two spots but today is dry and those clouds are going to break for mainly sunny skies. we have a good one for you ahead. if you're coming in, the, i almost said live from new jersey. 42 northbound traffic coming up from deptford or turnersville heading towards the walt whitman bridge moving nicely this morning. but you'll probably encounter some downed trees from the storms so you'll want to watch for that one. here we are on 40 southbound near main street in hamilt

[applause] ♪ senator bernie sanders grew up in brooklyn and attended brooklyn college his first year before transferring to the suit -- transferring to the university of chicago. sen. sanders: thank you. [cheering]

outside the brooklyn courthouse, it's like a car wreck. it's crazy >> by the way, meg has been tweeting all day from the courthouse on the trial and she along with our reporter, dan b, have done an excellent job here. >> the nation that you have to choose the performing sector >> you don't have to if you want the biggest beta >> what's the catalyst now theaux we have rising rates, c car results. >> those are major when you look from june 21st up to the end of the month, oil traded up 9% that's a muojeke major move. if it just stop, doesn't have to continue higher, if it stops doing gown, it's huge for the sub sector >> so the price of oil -- >> i don't think you get hurt. call it $40 a barrel i think saudi arabia has a real interest in keeping the price higher i just don't see the catalyst that i see for financials. >> david, you shook your head no is oil going down from 13% to 23% or down 5% >> i think oil breaks 40 i think it's going lower i think the sentiment in the space is shot. there's no buying from the long community. it's already

♪ >>>t everywhere, jerry garcia, auctioned at the brooklyn bowl for $1.9 million. the guitar named wolf was custom made for garcia. the instrument features a cartoon-like wolf image and played around the world from madison square garden to egypt so a great story. what would you rather have, talking about the disco floor? >> guitar. >> i'd rather have the floor though it's like -- it went for so much less. residents in washington, d.c. are getting new neighbors. how about the obamas for neighbors. after a few months testing out a home the obamas decided to purchase the property. the house previously owned by former white house press secretary joe lockhart sold for $8.1 million. the obamas plan to stay in d.c. at least until the youngest daughter sasha graduates from high school. >> it's all for the how would you like to be a neighbor to knock on the door and give them a pie. or a welcome basket. >> may have a couple of security people to go through before that point. >> that small detail. >>> 50 years ago the beatles releasing sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band.

[applause] ♪ announcer: senator bernie sanders grew up in brooklyn and attended brooklyn college his first year before transferring to the university up chicago. this year, senator sanders deliver the commencement address at the college. [applause]

[applause] ♪ senator bernie sanders grew up in brooklyn and attended brooklyn college his first year before transferring to the suit -- transferring to the university of chicago. sen. sanders: thank you. [cheering] sen. sanders: you know and i know these are tough times for our country. i do want to say that standing up. looking out at the beautiful people in front of me, i have enormous confidence in the future of our country. [applause] begin byers: let me congratulating the graduating class

sports director don bellies at barclay center in brooklyn an exciting night for sure, don. >> reporter: no doubt bit. we are coming to you live from the practice court, we're talking about practice, here at barclay center, but in about 50 minutes or so we will talk about the nba draft and, of course, where sixers fans are showing up huge here. many of them made the trip up i-95 to check out this event. thinks an opportunity to watch process take a leap forward. team has only averaged 18 wins over last four seasons. the sixers are expected to take top prospect, markell fultz with the number one overall selection, a 19 year-old guard out of washington. here's what fans are saying about the draft and the process. >> i like how it is coming up, you know, he was in high school, he didn't really make the team well. it rings a bell like michael jordan story. i don't know. i feel like he has heart in him and guys from philly, i know for a fact, only thing we need is a heart, and that will pull you through to the championship. >> i'm excited for what philly will get for topic and it will be rea

this is a rather different side to brooklyn in new york. prospect park is the area's last forest and it has some new visitors. max, cinnamon, swirland unicorn. these goats are helping to clear the weeds here without using herbicides. hurricane sandy came through and knocked down around 30 big trees. big gaps of light were opening and weeds flourished. so we wanted to do the removal of invasive weeds but we did not want to use chemicals. people in the community like it when we reduce the use of chemicals. once the weeds are eaten, new trees can be planted. these goats are not picky — they will even eat poison ivy. locals have welcomed their new neighbours. i love that there are goats here. it is awesome. i love goats and seeing more wildlife... well, i guess it is not really wild, but seeing more animals here is great. i think i remember them chomping plants. yum, yum. and there is plenty more for goats to get through — saving this patch of green one weed at a time. general elections are clearly a serious business. a huge amount of effor