of music in brooklyn. [ cheers and applause ] honestly, brooklyn is -- not only is it one of my favorite places on earth, it's also the name of half the kids at my son's preschool. [ laughter ] my son, by the way, he's 5 years old. we'd been in brooklyn three days, yesterday, he told our daughter that if she didn't stop annoying him, he was "gonna put his middle finger up." [ laughter ] he's really soaking it in. we haven't been here since 2019. things have changed in three years. back then, the only reason you'd wear a mask in brooklyn is if you were robbing a bodega. [ laughter ] well, now none of you are really wearing masks, are you? everybody's been so welcoming. every day, restaurants will come here and drop meals off for me, like i'm a newly divorced dad or something. [ laughter ] guillermo has been eating like a rottweiler. where is guillermo, by the way? he has not stopped eating -- ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. i didn't know you were such a talented drummer, guillermo. >> guillermo: oh my god, i just learned, i'm real good at it. [

it's brooklyn. i live in brooklyn. we're there. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, married people, have you found this? you're married. >> jimmy: yeah. >> did you know that? >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> we have found the best weekday to have sex is always tomorrow. [ laughter ] yeah. we ate today. you know, maybe we won't eat tomorrow tomorrow. that will be a big day for us. >> jimmy: that's how you keep it fresh. >> it's weird to have sex with your spouse. >> jimmy: what do you mean by that? >> because, like, that's your family. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is true. >> holidays together, you know? he's my emergency contact. i'm supposed to -- disgusting. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can see what you mean. it's like having sex with a favorite uncle. >> exactly. >> jimmy: how long have you lived in brooklyn? >> we just moved here. i lived here back in the day. the apartment is a little different now. >> jimmy: were these the old days with roommates? >> my first apartment, i found my roommate -- this was in a studio. if you live in a nice

brooklyn brooklyn i'm going back to brooklyn i don't think so ♪ >> jimmy: when we do the show in new york we want to get people who really represent the city. there's nobody i think that is more a new yorker than you are. i mean, you are -- you've lived here your whole life, right? >> i have. well, not my whole life. before you applaud, i moved to california for 20 years. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: 20? >> i lived in l.a. for 20 years then came back about 13, 14 years ago. >> jimmy: i wish i'd known this beforehand, i never would have asked you to come. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry, am i disqualified? do i have to go? yeah, i grew up in the city. then when we came back, we got a house out in westchester in the suburbs. because i always loved the idea of the suburbs. i was fascinated. i grew up in new york, so it was just like this -- >> jimmy: roman sized the suburbs. >> yeah. out there it's very -- it's bucolic. and i grew up with, like, things like -- i remember rats on the street. we all know rats on the street in new york. cockroaches. and out there, you get things like an infestation of

>> lou: from brooklyn, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- mila kunis, ramy youssef, and music from future. presented by columbia sportswear with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, very nice. wow. thank you. i do appreciate that. thanks for watching. hello, brooklyn. [ cheers and applause ] i'm jimmy. i'm here. have been here. very nice. please sit. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] relax, relax. you're going to give me a swelled head, and that's the last thing i need right now. we are coming to you right now from the howard gillman opera house at the brooklyn academy of music, bam. this is our sixth visit to brooklyn. i have many relatives here tonight. some might say too many relatives here tonight. [ laughter ] i was born at bay ridge hospital, i grew up in mill basin. [ cheers and applause ] mutual basin is so deep in brooklyn, the subway doesn't even go there are. the only way to get to mill basin is by boat from rhode island. [ laughter ] we have any yankees fans in the o

brooklyn bridge"? ken: all the time, david. in fact, it was the baby face. i mean, i'm 68 now, and i actually know that i don't look like i'm 68. and you can imagine what i looked like at 23 and 24 when i was beginning to work on it--25. um, so, they would say, "this child is trying to sell me the brooklyn bridge." and for a long while, i had two 3-ring binders on my desk, you know, each--those 3-, 4-inch-wide, big, expandable affairs, with all the letters of rejection which i kept for, you know, a decade on my desk, just to remind me of just how incredibly hard--and it's still hard to--to raise the money to do these things, but the independence is--is worth it. the--the idea of being able to present to you a film on muhammad ali that i'm not apologizing for. it's a director's cut, and if you don't like it, it's all my fault. you know what i mean? and i don't want to not say, "oh, the executive producer "wouldn't let me hire this person or this--the budget didn't allow me to do that thing." you know, i

. >> east brooklyn, new york, not so many years ago. so how did they get to this? >> life changes. it's generational. >> reporter: building the american dream from the ground up. ahead on "sunday morning." >> also ahead this morning, we'll give a close listen to some fascinating sounds of nature as you've truly never heard them before. but mostly we'll focus on the pacing of the torch for the british royal family. and we hear from actors. and defining moment in the british monarch's life. and the history of the house of windsor coming up on this sunday morning, september 11, 2022. and we'll be back. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >>> she truly was one of a kind. we look back on

but not today, not in brooklyn, not with judge dearie. judge dearie suggested the clear possibility that the trump lawyers would not be allowed to see the classified documents in this case and that judge dearie himself might not even look at them. judge dearie said, let's not be little of the fact that we are dealing with at least potentially legitimately classified information. the government has a very strong obligation, as all of us do, to see to it that that information doesn't get in the wrong hands. it's not just a matter, it seems to me of being cleared, it's a matter of need to know. and if you need to know, you will know. that's the way i see it. if i can make my judgments without, i don't want to see the material, it's presumably sensitive material. if i can make my recommendation to judge cannon, right around without exposing myself or you to that material, i will do it. before the meeting with judge dearie at 2 pm today, the trump lawyers filed their response to the justice department's appeal of the case seeking to exclude th

. >> this week we are in brooklyn. >> run the jewels? >> oh yes. >> i'm freaking out. >> pay close attention. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! >> new details about a football game forfeit. galileo high school in san francisco pulling the plug on the game over safety concerns from parents. abc7news reporter ryan curry got to the bottom of the sudden cancellation. reporter: it is a new week of school for richmond high but students are going to class disappointed over the actions of parents for another school. galileo academy of science and technology forfeited its game friday because the roster was to lean afte

brooklyn. in the late 1970s and 1980s, archaeologists excavated the ground outside of the empire stores warehouse. it was originally an 1860s coffee storage warehouse. it had been home to centuries of new york's urban industry and commercial growth. when they went to dig out in front of this space, they found remnants of timber frame cribs. structures used to expand the cities shoreline to create more land. when they excavated the interior of these cribs, they found thousands of objects. stuff like shoe leather, metal pieces, glass bottles, ceramic plates. why do you think all of this stuff was doing inside of a landfill crib? a structure that's meant to sit beneath the ground. lucy? >> all trash people used to weigh down the cribs. >> exactly, this was all of their garbage. these items were there because 19th century new yorkers threw them away. these items had ended up in the trash heap of history. they got uncovered by archaeologists centuries later. they comprised the landfill that would ha

. >> that is great jimmy kimmel comes home to brooklyn. >> it always feels great to be back in brooklyn but it feels especially great. >> what makes this trip especially great? this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor about leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. of abc7news. at 10:00, watch will of fortune jeopardy. don't miss abc7news at 11:00. >> in january, jimmy kimmel will celebrate 20 years as host of jimmy kimmel live. it is the longest running late-night show currently on the air. >> jimmy went back to his roots in brooklyn for a week's worth of shows. >> jimmy kimmel live is comingon time years jimmy kimmel has been here. >> it always feels great to be back in brooklyn but it feels especially great because w

guillermo on the road to brooklyn in boston. and music from yung gravy. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, very nice. thank you. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. it's great to have you here on -- oh, wow, what is it today? it's the first day of fall. it was a beautiful day here in southern california. made only more beautiful by the hammer of justice pounding down on our pumpkin spice ex-president -- [ cheers ] who no doubt had a very unpleasant day. yesterday, the morning brought allegations from the new york attorney general against almost the whole trump family. and later last night, an appeals court ruled that the investigation into the classified documents he hoarded can go on. that meant it was damage control time, and so trump summoned his trusty hype man, sean hannity, for a good old fashioned han job. [ laughter ] trump claims he declassified those documents the fbi found at mar-a-lago using special powers no one imagine

. >> soledad heads to brooklyn to meet the innovators behind a bike-powered, food scrap pick-up service. >> there's something special about compost, about the way it brings people together. soledad: i have never heard anyone say that before. >> we explore the deep connection between food waste and our climate future. plus america's children are , playing catch up in the classroom struggling to make up , for lost time. katharine strunk: it's not going to be this year. it's not going to be three years maybe, and we're all caught up. >> what's being done to help our kids make the grade. and, folks swiping and scrolling, make it fast speed . >> i would rather stay home with my puppy and watch netflix. >> is dating app fatigue getting you down? keyiara hughes: i just want god to send me a man through amazon. >> how dating apps are affecting your brain as you search for the perfect match online. soledad: welcome to season 8 of "matter of fact." ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." america is trashy. no, not in a celebrity-tabloid-kind-of way. i'm talking about litera

we are headed back to brooklyn starting monday. [ cheers and applause ] for a week of shows at the brooklyn academy of music. guillermo is already on the road. we sent him ahead. he was in philadelphia last night at the eagles game where he made it onto the 6abc action news. >> guillermo: people are so friendly. it's crazy how everybody wants to give you beer and something to drink. >> yeah, maybe stick around and see what we're like when we lose late at night. we love you, guillermo. >> jimmy: i wonder how they knew he likes to drink? [ laughter ] the gee yaremobile, as we call it, is on the way to brooklyn. they were in philly. tonight, they went backwards, to dallas. they're joining us from the texas state fair which starts next week. [ cheers and applause ] already a lot of people there. hi, guillermo. >> guillermo: i'm doing great, jimmy! >> jimmy: looks like you're having fun. why are you in dallas? york's the other way. >> guillermo: i'm here for the food. >> jimmy: here for the food. >> guillermo: that's right. >> jimmy: i heard in philadelphia you ate four cheesesteaks, is that tru

school in brooklyn. somebody from there is responsible for my entire career. i talk about my life, my career, how i got to where i am, the people that helped me along the way. it's really a thank you to the people that watched my stuff for the past 45-50 years. that's what the show is. it's funny clips, stills, storytelling. if you're in town, be my best. >> you know to wants to come, harold ford jr. on "the five." very disappointed you're not in studio tonight. if you can get front row seats, we'll have to hook him up. >> harold can come. tell harold to call 71 718-836-7100. harold has to do something too me. he's got to get excited once in a while. >> yeah, i know. >> he's very calm. he has to match your energy. >> i know what you mean. someone has to be the voice of calm and reason. it's not jeanine, it's not me, it's not gutfeld. dana is the voice of reason. i think he's doing a great job. you talked about growing up in brooklyn. tell us how the neighborhood has changed, that whole culture has change

arresto de 3 personas más vinculada con el caso de la pequeña sofía, qué dicen las autoridades >>> en brooklyn asalto para robar una mochila y su computadora a la víctima cerca del campus universitario, comenzamos >>> este es telemundo 48 >>> buenas noches gracias por informarse con su equipo soy fátima navarrete, día solemne en estados unidos 21 años del atentado del 11 de septiembre un hecho que conmueve, por las casi 3000 víctimas que perdieron la vida en los ataques carolina con los detalles desde nueva york, adelante >>> un dólar que jamás desaparecerá y una ceremonia que es parte de la tradición en la ciudad de nueva york se recordaron a las víctimas que perdieron la vida tras los peores atentados del país >>>21 años después las heridas nos cerraron y los recuerdos están intactos. como es costumbre la campana sonó de nuevo los nombres de las víctimas. uno a uno fueron mencionados >>> en una emotiva ceremonia se conmemora cada una de las personas que fallecieron en los peores atentados terroristas del país, cada añofamilias llegan a la zona cero >>> perdimos mucha gente

e 2.9 magnitude fault wascenter n tahoe has burned 73 square miles, but the size of brooklyn, brooklyn, new york. cal fire said the mosquito fire is 10% contained. cooler temperatures reducing severe fire activity or the past couple days. however, it is still advancing northeast. northeast. 11,000 people have cleared out of their homes in el in el dorado and placer county. county. this is one of more than a dozen wildfires burning out west. here's mark strassma. >> reporter: parts of northern california look apocalyptic. dark columns of smoke reaching s of feet in the air. it is the mosquito fire burning nearly out out of control. >> firefighters are working hard and have been fighting a lt of different buyers. they are g 24 hour shifts. >> rough terrain is only one challenge among many. extreme heat and dry conditions over tht week have spread flames faster and hotter. at risk, firefightg crews and 11,000 evacuees. >> a rare weekend in southern california with rain gave fire crews an unexpected weapon in their battle with the fairview fire which is 40% contained. in state, the bull cr

the hearing will take place at a federal courthouse in brooklyn before judge raymond dearie where he currently serves as is district judge for the district of new york. this establishes filing and practices and timetables for the review of documents in the case, but just prior to today's hearing trump's attorney stated in a filing last night, they do not want to disclose to judge which they may or may not have declassified, pushing back against the apparent proposal they submit specific information regarding declassification to him in the course of the review. "the new york times" reports one-time white house lawyer eric herschmann warned trump he could get in legal trouble if he did not return the documents. that is according to three people familiar with the matter. the precise date of the meeting is not clear, and he was not working for tru report from maggie haberman, trump thanked hirschmann for the discussion but was noncommittal if he would return the documents. he has testified before the january 6th committee and has been subpoenaed for the investigation into efforts to over

we will be doing a week of shows in brooklyn starting monday from b.a.m., the brooklyn academy of music. guillermo is already on his way zig-zagging aimlessly throughout the country. [ laughter ] tonight he is -- where are you, guillermo? how are you? [ cheers and applause ] all right, i can see you're at federales bar in chicago. can you hear me? >> guillermo: yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay. hey, what's going on there? how's it going? >> guillermo: it's going great, fantastic, jimmy. >> jimmy: everything's good? >> guillermo: we're having a lot of fun. >> jimmy: look at that, i know that guy. [ cheers and applause ] that guy has been here with us on our show. andre drummond. new chicago bills center, andre drummond. hi, andre, how are you doing? >> what's going on, how you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing great. how are you liking chicago so far? >> beautiful here, very beautiful. >> jimmy: you're already representing the white sox. you're really taking to the area, aren't you? >> it's only right, it's only right. >> jimmy: this is an intoxicating tradition they have at federales. what they do i

>> bret: david spunt in brooklyn. thank you. a georgia court filing alleges a fake 2020 elector misrepresented her role in an alleged voting equipment breach and allowed a forensic team unauthorized access to machines. former republican party official kathy latham allowed the group to copy virtually every component of the voting system. the coffee county elections office released security footage of latham meeting with the investigators. her lawyers say she has not knowingly been involved in impropriety in any election. up next, the devastation in puerto rico left behind by hurricane fiona. we will take you there live. later, our common ground segment featuring nancy mace and ro khanna tonight. here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 2 in chicago at least eight people injured at explosion at apartment. firefighters searching for anyone who may be still trapped inside that structure. determining to determine the cause of that blast. fox 61 in hartford, connecticut as internet host alex

es el actual magistrado de una corte de brooklyn. tiene buena reputaciÓn y supervisa casos nacionales. claudia useda tiene toda esta historia para ustedes. >> donald trump regreso a la zona capitalina. argumentaron un juez federal, podrÍa no ser clasificado, rechazaron el intento de seguir revisando los documentos e indicaron que el complejo de mar a lago es seguro. >> ellos estÁn tirando todo por la ventana para ver si algo pega. bÁsicamente que venga donald trump al rescate. >> el departamento de justicia ahora se enfrentan. el supervisor independiente lo revisa, los fiscales amenazaron con la corte de apelaciones. el viernes pasado presentaron los nombres de posibles supervisores independientes, no se llegÓ a un acuerdo. la jueza no ha fijado una jueza fecha lÍmite. leÓn: el estado de illinois se prepara para los que esperan ir a un juicio por un crimen. david palomino nos explica. david: illinois es el Único estado donde se elimina el sistema de pago de fianza. la nueva ley firmada por el gobernador entra en vigencia en e

live is coming back to brooklyn because we love you very much. >>'s trip home has become an annual tradition until covid canceled it so this marks the first time that jimmy kimmel live has been here. >> it always feels good to be back in brooklyn, but it feels especially great because we been trapped. it feels like the world is getting back to normal even though almost everyone on my staff still has a mask on. >> the star used the way, recruiting to explain who will be on. >> david letterman on the show. >> jimmy's ties to the old neighborhood remain strong which was one reason he first came here a decade ago in the midst of superstorm sandy. >> tonight, i have returned to save my people from the storm. >> just days after jimmy, got renewed. >> they came to me and said we would like you to stay and we would like you to stay as long as you would want to. i looked around my office and thought, i don't want to clean this stuff up. there were many times it felt like the plane was headed toward the earth, [laughter] in some top -- and somehow we pulle

>> reporter: we met up with julian as he headed to prospect park in brooklyn to film an episode. he was actually raised not too far from here. this is where you grew up? >> this is my oovs. i grew up coming to these parks, these playgrounds, and they've become the set for where i film "recess therapy" which is really cool. because i feel very connected to the space. >> reporter: that ability to connect with everyone, anywhere, helping propel "recess therapy" beyond brooklyn. this summer, the hype so big, julian launched "recess therapy's" first national tour. >> we have a very special "recess therapy" episode because i am in toronto, canada, currently in austin, texas, los angeles, california -- >> reporter: using the opportunity to try out new styles and formats. >> this is the first time there's been music in recess therapy. ♪ la la la ♪ ♪ la la la ♪ ♪ la la la la la la law ♪ >> reporter: it's not all about being silly. these kids have a lot to teach us. on topics like our planet. >> you're bigger so you're worse for the environment. i'm small. >> reporter: love. >>

brooklyn. i want to show you the live picture. both parties asked to be there by judge raymond deary. here's the focus. how the judge plans to move forward with the review that is now holding up parts of the federal investigation into the president's handle of classified material. again, you can see some demonstrators if you will, outside the courthouse. we know how mr. trump's legal team and the doj want to move forward. they both filed separate proposals overnight because of a draft plan by the judge, a plan that has them pushing back against a request from the junl to back up the trump team's claims that they declassified a lot of information. now listen, the trump team did not do that. here again, while the former president and his allies are saying publicly he declassified this stuff, his team is not saying that where it counts. in court. not yet. but the former president's attorneys did tip their hand that they think an indictment could be coming against mr. trump and the mar-a-lago case, pointing out any documents, if that

. >> judge deary is a former -- he worked in brooklyn. let's put it that way. patrick cotter who served as a federal prosecutor in brooklyn said he was surprised by the trump team's decision to include him in their two choices for special master. he spoke to "the washington post" and he said the judge wasn't much of a personality and i mean that as a compliment. he wasn't a good, old brooklyn boy trying to impress you. he was a very matter of fact judge. he will do a credible job and will do it quickly. i guess there are a lot of people out there scratching their heads and thinking, why did donald trump choose somebody like this? what do you know about judge deary. >> he has a long history in brooklyn. he was the u.s. attorney in the eastern district of new york between 1982 and 1986 when he was appointed to the bench by ronald reagan. he does get high marks from people on multiple sides on the political aisle. what i will say about judge dearie, he recently took inactive status. he's currently a senior judge which means he has a reduced caseload. in late augus

also charles coleman, former brooklyn prosecutor. tom, tell us more about that new filing by the trump team right now. what fundamentally is their argument here? >> they have two filings in two cases and fundamentally in the appeals court, they are arguing that essentially the justice department should sit back and wait and not get what they are asking for. they should wait until the special master has done their job. they made it clear that a judge in florida, one appointed by the former president, has made a determination that a special master is the best way to go. that it provides the appropriate oversight, they say. so as a result, it's real simple. let's wait until that process is done. that's their argument. prosecutors say between us and the fbi, we need to get moving here. we might have a national defense or national security issue that we need to look into. the office of the director of national intelligence wants to conduct a study and a review on these documents that were found at the property. some of which were looking

and brooklyn. maybe new york. and in new york state because they will only ever have two senators. the formula for the electoral college is not one for one. excuse and the fact that we are continuing to urbanize actually hurts the people who are more likely to be going into those directions, which are more likely young liberals. it is broken. what we have, on the horizon, is the situation we're very likely to see even more people winning a private presidency that does not win the popular vote. >> and we remember with the geography of the country did not determine politics as clearly as it does now. of most the brawl democrat of his time from south dakota. inconceivable now that the government can be elected to anything from south dakota. he got the democratic presidential nomination as a senator from south dakota. the dakotas, together, don't have a population the size of brooklyn. yet they have four senators. this does not seem like there is a solution for this. >> as you're talking about i realiz

dan: >> lou: from brooklyn, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- ben stiller, desus nice, and music from yeah yeah yeahs. presented by baileys. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

he is already saying he wants to have a conference next week in brooklyn. josh: he is based in brookland. -- brooklyn. he is a reagan appointee, very well respected across the political spectrum. he has been on the bench for a long time as a reagan appointee. he is at senior status, a semi retired physician. he sat on the foreign surveillance court, which handles national security matters. the question is not so much him but his broad role that the judge in florida is according to him, not just to look at attorney-client privilege , but executive privilege, and to decide issues they do not typically decide. the issues are typically what does this box fit in, not does the box exist. that is the question of the dispute between the president and the justice department. yamiche: talking about this dispute, i want to go back to the sound we played in the open. former president trump said, "you will have a lot of problems in this country, the likes of which you have never seen." you have told our producer this is showing, given what we know on january 6. -- about

. >> this week we are in brooklyn. >> run the jewels? >> oh yes. >> i'm freaking out. >> pay close attention. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! >> new details about a football game forfeit. galileo high school in san francisco pulling the plug on the game over safety concerns from parents. abc7news reporter ryan curry got to the bottom of the sudden cancellation. reporter: it is a new week of school for richmond high but students are going to class disappointed over the actions of parents for another school. galileo academy of science and technology forfeited its game friday because the roster was to lean afte

she started out in brooklyn. and then she wound up here on long island what that rockville center, here we go, but she's a red sax fan, although that wasn't true in her younger days. you want to learn about her and her father that she wrote a wonderful book. what's it called? next year wait till next year about baseball. it's a terrific book and and many others she went to colby then she went to harvard got her various degrees up to her phd from harvard taught at harvard for a while then got into politics. so to speak staffer lbj and other i think you'll say a few words about this. lbj was really her focus for quite a while then she got into writing and has written all these wonderful books i have offered her. blurb anytime she wants it my blurb for her will be if doris kearns goodwin wrote a book a biography of bullwinkle. i'd buy it and read it in one night. so let me introduce to you doris kearns cooper. thank you. i'm so glad to be with all of you today, and i'm really glad i can talk to you tonight. and espe

they first lived in alex's one-bedroom apartment in brooklyn. one bedroom, one bathroom and in that space he and his wife have hosted as many as 12 refugees at once. >> translator: of course, we have our challenges, but at the end of it all i understand that they don't have anything else. they have nowhere to go. >> they are doing a noble thing. they help people get out of the country where the war is under way. alexander uses the war noble and that's what alex, angela and nick are, sacrificing their time and their hard-earned success just to help others have a chance to build new dreams. >> from fleeing violence abroad to preventing it right here in the united states. a pastor's bold plan to disrupt gun violence. that's next. we would experience turbulence. i would watch the flight attendants. if they're not nervous, then i'm not going to be nervous. financially, i'm the flight attendant in that situation. the relief that comes over people once they know they've got a guide to help them through, i definitely feel privileged to be in that positi

>> lou: from brooklyn, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- david letterman and tracy morgan, presented by wendy's. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you. thanks. i'm jimmy, the host of this -- hi, thank

we're on the brooklyn side of the brooklyn battery tunnel. as most of our viewers know where stephen stiller started his journey september 9, 2001. he gave his life. 30,000 patriotic americans will retrace the steps of the 5k run. some are watching. like myself i will jump on a golf cart. we'll go through the tunnel, retrace the steps that will be an amazing time. that will kick off 8:30. the first weigh. 9:30 at the second wave. 1230,dy, bentley welcomes everyone with a patriotic concert this is a great and we can't wait to give you interviews and have a great time. will: joe, awesome, we'll check in with you at all morning long at that cool event. rachel: thank you, joey. mexican cartels making billions at the southern border thanks to president biden's open border policies. our next guest says it is the tip of the iceberg as a cartel crises looms. will: founding father under fire. a attempt to build a national slavery monument at james madison's home. ♪ ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with some of that. a

right here in brooklyn. i had two brothers and two sisters and we were cramped in a small apartment the seven of us. >> what do you remember? >> i remember it was a dangerous place. there was a lot of crime a lot of gangs and a lot of drugs. i wanted to escape the poverty and wanted something better for myself. >> it was your own experience that has inspired you to want more for others? >> we knew that education was our way out. >> up and down with your arms. that's good. >> i am one of five kids in my family and we grew up without a lot of money. my dad is a runner and i enjoyed running. i remember that determination my dad saw as a runner himself and really helped nurture that. i was able to get a college scholarship which took me to washington state university. >> the main focus of my team is to assist the girls in getting athletic scholarships to go to college, to build successful lives. >> how many of you, show of hands, plan to go to college? >> my goal is to get a full scholarship to college from runn

brooklyn and new york, and new york state. the only ever have two senators. the format for the electoral college is not one for one. this is the fact we are continuing to urbanized actually hurts to people who are more likely to be going into those directions. it's more likely young liberals. it is broken. we have on the horizon is a situation where we are likely to see even more people winning the presidency who will not win the popular vote. >> we remember when the geography of this country did not determine politics as clearly as it does now. the most liberal democrat from south dakota, you'll inconceivable now that he'll be elected from the presidential nomination. dakotas together don't have a population, if they have four senators. this is not seem that there is a situation looming to this as you are talking lawrence, the state of sullivan was in my lifetime herb lively republican state which seems and conceivable now. i don't think there is a solution because the malady isn't within us. because the nature says it's so h

from the brooklyn academy of music. guillermo is already en route aboard his bus, the guillermobile. he will be making stops in first we sent him to philadelphia. then he is going to dallas tomorrow, chicago, and boston. it's a circuitous route, but he is in the parking lot at lincoln financial field in philly, which is the site of tonight's monday night football game. the eagles are playing the vikings. and there's guillermo. hi, guillermo. how's it going? what did you do last night? what have you been doing in philly? >> guillermo: jimmy, last night i went to eat italian food. >> jimmy: where did you go? >> guillermo: i went to my friend's restaurant. >> jimmy: oh, you did, huh? he's fantastic. was it good? >> guillermo: it was fantastic, jimmy. i think i gained ten pounds. >> jimmy: introduce us to some of your friends there, guillermo. hi, what's your name? >> sean young. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, i've seen you on tv. >> sean. >> what's going on. >> jimmy: you're looking good. do you do your own makeup, or do you have som