pattern each day all the way through the holiday. >>> many people in brooklyn are pleased to see this 21-year-old in handcuffs. the person admits it was a hoax when she posed as a homeless woman selling crickets on a subway car. the trouble she enlisted the help of a friend to knock over that bucket of bugs and sent insects flying all over the train!! police are not laughing. but others say the prank was just her form of "protest." >> she put people at risk. people could have had heart attacks, issues, emotionally scared. >> she was demonstrating. so let it be. let it be. >> police say she is behind other pranks in the city but her supporters say she is an "artist" pushing the envelope. the worst part about it, somebody pulled the emergency brake so everyone was stuck on the train for 30 minutes. >> all those crickets. >> with all those bugs. >> jumping all over. >> people could have had a heart attack. i would have been one of them. >> city never sleeps there. >> some people are afraid of spieders. >> i would freak out. a bucket of spiders. captions by: caption colorado comments@capt

sweeping across maine now is a result of black people coming from the bronx, brooklyn and connecticut. and the facts, the plain facts show that it's actually white people from massachusetts taking it up there. but he's called people of color the enemy. he said so many other things that are abhorrent and insensitive and openly racist. i don't know how the republicans up there or republicans in any state do anything but call for his resignation or at the very at least a censure. you know maine. mika, you've been going to maine your entire life. this is a great state. >> it's an incredible state. >> i can't believe that -- >> i feel bad for mainers. >> if you show a three-minute highlight reel of this guy to our audience, you would not believe this man is still -- >> it's unbelievable. >> it's time now, though, for business before the bell. wall street just got a bit of a warmup for friday's jobs report. >> yeah. it was the under card. in this case it's private payrolls as measured by adp. in this case, 177,000 private payrolls created. that came in just slightly short of est

heard there's going to be a crossover of your show, "new girl," and "brooklyn 99." >> yeah. >> love that, i wish they did that more. when i was a kid, when fonzie and ritchie would show up on "laverne and shirley." >> such an '80s thing to do. i shot my part of the "brooklyn 99" episode, then we're going to shoot our part of it next week. >> jimmy: so it will be -- they will be on your show? andy will be on yours, you will be on his? >> exactly. >> jimmy: it's a double cross-over? >> a double cross-over, yeah. we have basically -- the cast of "new girl" goes to new york, because schmitt's getting an award from his high school. >> jimmy: i see. >> and that's how we end up in -- >> jimmy: jail? >> i didn't end up in jail. ? all right. >> we end up in the midst of -- >> jimmy: i love that. i applaud you for bringing back that conceit. i haven't seen that in quite a while. >> it was all my idea. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the closest we get to it -- >> you're doing a cross-over, okay. >> jimmy: somebody from "the bachelor" winds up in "bachelor on paradise." it's like, oh, look,

on september 27th. there is no shortage of advice in their brooklyn headquarters. >> more energy tonight, i like that. >> she has a beautiful face i think she is a beautiful woman. >> preparing for her first debate with trump now less than a month away. >> when guy toe to toe with donald trump, which i'm looking toward to doing -- >> the fbi is set to pull back the sir tin as soon as wednesday for how she handled private information on her e-mail server. from her senate debate to her run ins with barack obama. >> you're likable enough hillary. >> trump is a rival all his own. >> cnn learned that clinton is taking these steps. seeking advice from people that have known trump for years. asking about his policy personality, and politics and applicants from gop debates, particularly exchanges like this. >> you're a lot of fun up here tonight, i have to tell you. >> donald relax. >> joel benson said clinton is preparing for a rawucous debate. >> i think we will see hyper rhetoric from him. hillary clinton's close aid, huma abedin leaving her husband after another sexting episode. >> h

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state and kristen welker in brooklyn, thank you very much. >>> and kristina shocky is deputy communication director for the clinton campaign. thanks for being with us. i want to ask you first of all about houma abedin and we knew it was long and coming and unexpected in that both of the wooeiners in the hamptons when this broke over the weekend on sunday night. >> you know, andrea, i think that's really important with that that we know that huma is just a lovely woman and a wonderful mother. and she has asked for privacy during this very sad and painful time for her family. and we in our campaign are going to respect that and not talk about what she's going through, just out of respect for her, her son, her family. and, you know, i think what we saw yesterday with donald trump is that there's just no low that this man will not go to. it was really hurtful that he used this to attack the campaign and we really think that that's wrong at this time. >> what about the timing, of course, coming as you're getting into intensive debate preparation, you're less than four weeks away n

that we have a big spanky line getting ready. brooklyn, new york, one of our winners. >> way to go, katie. getting mine. ladies. >> hold on. >> and chase is coming, too. >> we have to wait. that's mark, come on chase. >> david ingram from port montgomery. >> wait. >> chase. >> he's no fool. >> wait, chase is smart. i've got somebody, kimberly mcbean from west bloomfield. >> what's mi again? >> michigan. >> making we're just testing you. >> one more, hoda. >> that's you. >> when are you playing at the open? >> wednesday or thursday. >> kate clancy from stonington, connecticut. congratulations to all of our winners. we're going to shred the non-winning entries and make sure you enter again. you're our caboose, baby. >> oh, my god. they are not doing it. >> you have to sing. next on live at noon-- a 12 year old sexually assaulted on the city's south side.what park it happened near -- and who police have in custody. then - new mexican consulate. new mexican consulate.the new facility will serve more than 60 counties in wisconsin and michigan - where it's opening and what services it'll

-americans. he's up over where romney was. they are freaking out over in brooklyn where the campaign -- clinton campaign headquarters is. it's making inroads. that's all they have, scare tactics with the minorities. >> and doing better in the swing states. >> and there was a tape of jesse jackson praising the communities in 2009. that's heather nauert. >> there she is. >> yes, good morning. did you hear about this story, this is really frightening about hackers and what might happen to our election. the fbi is sending out an urgent warns after voting systems in illinois and arizona are attacked likely by russian hackers. harry reid is calling for an investigation to see if they had help. in a letter to the fbi, he mentioned ties between the trump campaign and russian interests. he pointed out recent security breaches inside the democratic party, but nonetheless, the fbi is in on this. looking into this and they are on alert. >>> i think he's going to snap, that chilling tip stopping what could have been a horrific series of attacks targeting police, muslims and also president obama.

interfaith marriage. she a traditional muslim, he a jewish congressman from brooklyn with bill clinton officiating. then the is exing scandal that drove him >> we decided to move forward with our lives, and that is a problem and that's behind us, as we said other things would come out. >> reporter: still, she stood by him. >> what i want to say is, i love him. i have forgiven him. >> reporter: but he told savannah he was recovered. >> you are no longer engaging in that kind of behavior. >> yes i did tell you that. >> is that correct? >> yes, it is correct. >> reporter: as recently as may the couple appearing on the red carpet at the met gala. last month he was at the dnc. >> instagram. >> reporter: friends now claim they were already living separate lives. >> abedin was not at fund-raisers yesterday with the clinton -- with hillary clinton in new york while hillary were -- has declined to comment donald trump wasted no time saying huma is making a very wise decision. i know anthony weiner well and she will be far better off without him. adding it's just another example of hillary clint

are not people, they're hispanic and from lowell, water bury, the bronx and brooklyn. >> governor page was an active participant in all of the conversations we've had. >> the reporter: governor charlie baker wouldn't comment specifically about the massachusetts cities or la page' about race and drugs over the past few months, but he repeated his message about the opioid epidemic. >> this, as you know, is no neighborhood. it knows no race, it knows no race, it's pervasive as anything i've ever seen in my 30 years in health care. >> the reporter: connecticut's governor malloy called the correlation drugs and race incorrect, and in a quote, tremendous mistake, citing maine incarceration statistics. of abuse, more white, middle aged people recall getting hooked on the drug, having to do with knee replacements and hip replacements, and dental surgery and i think it is a great disservice to look at this as a racial issue. >> the reporter: the opioid epidemic certainly wasn't the intended topic of this 40th annual conference. however, it did become possibly e both among the governors her

empire in queens and brooklyn was pretty systemically turning away black tenants. and ultimately, it caught up with them and the justice department brought a lawsuit against them in 1973. ten years after the first case we found of a black tenant or perspective e tenant complaining about being turned away. >> you spoke with a rental agent for the will shire property. you also spoke with a woman who still live there is now. tell us their story. >> yeah, yeah, maxine brown, she still lives in the same apartment today she effectively fought for in 1963 and '64 when she filed a complaint about trump and about being turned away in a building that was still being built so they clearly had vacancies. there was a hearing and after the hearing she was offered an apartment, but what was we were able to put together her story with the story that we heard from the rental agent who was a trump employee at the time who had received her application in 1963. and at the time she was single -- a single nurse. so she had a good job. making plenty of money. we spoke with a guy now 88 years old who receiv

brooklyn nets and barclays center refinanced almost half a billion at the arena debt, saving $90 million. nejra: apple holding a products event. invitation sent out today. potentially on the agenda, oppressor -- a sensor touch and paid to -- touch to pay feature to paper on the new york subway. ascendant -- suspended resilient president would amount to her death penalty. will her appeal to lawmakers sway any vote? she is really looking for a little sympathy there. those pictures. we will come back with a story. this is bloomberg. nejra: this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: breaking news on apple. the company is led to face billions in the ireland tax case. we are going to learn the results on tuesday. so there is a tax case the eu and reportedlyut apple will decide against tuesday. rt's it is 130 pages long, and apple could face aliens of fines in the tax case. earlier news on apple because ony sense out invitations the iphone presentation. we do not know what it will be called. this headline may be more important. nejra: we have seen a little bit of a pullback. the shares were up earlier. now p

road the five car crash, the tow trucks are on the scene. traffic backed up past the dunn brooklyn interchange and a crash at the dublin interchange on the shoulder causing minor delays. taking that to the dublin interchange, that commute will take you about 20 minutes. you can see the cars are moving slowly in the commute direction. the bay bridge, the maze to downtown westbound will take you about 20 minutes. traffic is heave to the maze. in -- heavy to the maze. sixth and minna street closed due to the fire. the fire is out. the road is closed. take 5th as an alternate route because it goes in both directions. roberta, how is it being being -- looking outside. >> it's foggest -- that's what it looks like, foggest. we are up to 56 in santa rosa. we stand at 60 in san jose. winds are under 10. see the plume of moisture across the northern half of the state. that will spark a chance of dried lightning in the north bay tonight with breezy northwest winds to 20 miles per hour. tonight fair skies, good air quality. 60s beaches and bay. 70s around the peninsula into the inland areas. i

person killed. 19-year-old anthony nazir. he's from brooklyn. a statement from ithica college's president said anthony is a business administration student. he was a sophomore. he was a member of the executive board of brothers for brothers, a student organization dedicated to empowering men of color on our campus. of course, a serious loss there. now, the investigation turns to what exactly unfolded during that fight. a weapon found on the scene there. police also think there's a lot of cell phone video. so that's what they're looking at right now, guys. >> okay. thank you so much for that update. >>> well, niners quarterback colin kaepernick sitting during the national anthem. he says he's taking a stand against racial injustice in america. we'll debate that next. ...clear for take off. see ya! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and try new glucerna hunger smart to help you feel full. t-mobile's coverage is unstoppable, even at 30,000 feet. now get free go-go inflight

. >>> it wasn't exactly a thank you, but a letter that was addressed to a thief in brooklyn is teaching us an important lesson in turning the other cheek. >> after someone broke into his coffee shop, the store owner refused to call the police or check out the surveillance video. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: the bitter blow of a break-in at this cafe in new york -- >> it was $2,800 to $3,000. >> reporter: it turned into a lesson of forgiveness. >> that's what my religion teaches me. the way i was raised up. >> reporter: instead of a police record, a different report in front of the cafe on the same door the thief broke in through. >> i didn't check the cameras. i'd rather not know. >> reporter: the owner posting this letter addressed to the thief. >> if the money you stole was to better you and your family's living, then i forgive you. if it was stolen for you to go out there and ruin yourself and health, i still forgive you and ask you to fix ourself. making -- maybe taking a different route of mercy will send a different message to the person. >> reporter: and after the thief took,

prep in brooklyn. >> or at least the setting, golf course, beautiful day, yeah. >> but obviously, they're going to take different paths when they're preparing for something as big as these debates, which are going to be, you know, the super bowl of politics. i'm sure she's, as rosie just said, looking over policy notes, really honing in on the details of what she believes, what she is offering to the american people. trump, meanwhile, is you know, talking about how he's going to burn her over burgers on his golf course. >> oh, it's going to be so exciting. i can't wait for september 26th. it is highlighted on my calendar, that first debate. thank you, olivia nuzzi and rosie gray. appreciate that. >>> reaction from a news conference in a chicago shooting of dwyane wade's cousin. and the lives lost to gun violence every day. i'll ask ben jealous, former president of the naacp, about that and more. at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you ed . are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love

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around brooklyn new york and made landfall there in the morning and caused serious flooding. parts of new york state in western new england for sure and northern new england as well. that was tropical storm irene initially was a hurricane but that leads us to the trivia for this hour. which one of the follg andrew, eye wall, salver simpson scale tsunami which one doesn't belong to the other three. we will have that along with myaccu-weather forecast. man: he chose for all of us to get together, go to great wolf lodge, and have a family birthday. woman: and that's the family i wanted to give luke -- lots of siblings, people who love him all around him at all times, >>> sos etched in the sand. it's the scene out of the movie but it sieived two fishermen in -- saved two fishermen who were missing since august 19th with limited supplies and no emergency equipment. aircraft and boat patrols searched more than 16,000 square miles before the cast aways were spotted by the u.s. navy. smart for them to think that help because the waving of the hand was not working. >> make that big sos really

ma started her climbing careers on the rock walls of a brooklyn gym before graduating to the real rocks found in central park. >> since you were a baby, you walk or you just like crawl, then you climb, and it's just something that's really natural. i think that for me that's how i found climbing so interesting, because you don't really need to know much to be able to climb. all you have to do is just climb up the rock. >> reporter: memory described as a bouldering phenom, ashima is particularly excited by the tokyo games because it's taking place in the country of her parents' birth. nevertheless, the inspirational moments that took place at the rio olympics have clearly left an impression. >> there are so many athletes i'm really inspired by, but i would say michael phelps and usain bolt and simone biles are the most inspirational for me. they inspire me because they prove that there are no boundaries in sports and i guess history and all these barriers are meant to be broken. >> reporter: history beckons for the teenager who well may inspire the next generation of rock climbers

: we'll go to allen who joins us from brooklyn, new york. caller: great topic. i noticed when you had the language of the act on the screen it said specifically to leave it unimpaired for future generations. when they passed the laws as when they pass laws about landmark preservation or species preservation, the intention is that we can look at the specific objects we're going to present from specific hark we can see and as president obama emphasized in his talk there are other ways we can lose these pressure -- treasures even if they're not attacked or taken directly and that's through climate change. i don't know if the people who started the park system can imagine that kind of threat but their obligations to be adult enough to realize that kind of threat and protect our parks and landmarks and our species from loss to future generations given that they're under the effect of climate change. this campaign has been marked by an infantile focus on distractions from things that allow us to act as adults. and we can't protect our parks from climate change unless we're did dult enough -

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