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News Throwbacks
Приєднався 11 вер 2013
This channel features old New York City news segments.
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NY1 - Flatiron Steam Pipe Rupture Interview - July 22, 2018
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This is an interview with Con Edison's Alfonso Quiroz after a steam pipe rupture in Manhattan on July 19, 2018.
Fox 5 News Interview on Steam Pipe Rupture
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Alfonso Quiroz is interviewed on Fox 5 News in New York on the Flatiron Steam Rupture on July 20, 2018.
Dina Merrill on the Tonight Show
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Dina Merrill is a guest on the Tonight Show on September 12, 1984.
Cannabis Product May Help Your Ailing Pet, Vets Says
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This is a CBS Chicago news segment from February 24, 2017 about how cannabis and hemp - is showing promise in treating pets. Amy Barnes’ dog Milo is tugging at his leash, happy to be out for a walk. That is a big turnaround from six weeks ago, when the animal was having seizures and had trouble moving around. Barnes’ vet recommended Cannabinoids - one of the active ingredients found in cannabis...
CBS 2: Looking Back at 1967 Snow Storm
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This is a piece from CBS Chicago from January 26, 2017.
Fox 5 News: New York City Mission Society Gives Students Access to Music Education
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Fox 5 News covered the New York City Mission Society's new GRIOT program, a partnership with the Afro Latin Jazz Alliance that provides free musical instruction to students afterschool, The segment aired on January 24, 2017. Learn more at www.nycmissionsociety.org.
Jeff Simmons Interviews Bill Thompson
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Jeff Simmons interviews Board of Education President Bill Thompson in 1996. This was probably from December 18, 1996.
WGN: Hyde Park School of Dance's "Nutcracker"
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This is a WGN news segment from November 28, 2016 about the preparations for the Nutcracker in Chicago. For more information about the performances go to HydeParkDance.org
Thanksgiving at God's Love We Deliver
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Volunteering at God's Love We Deliver on Thanksgiving 2016.
NY1: Flatiron Hammocks
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This is a NY1 segment about the hammock art installation in Flatiron from November 21, 2016.
ABC: New Hammock Art Installation in Flatiron
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This is a ABC Ch 7 segment from November 21, 2016 about the new interactive art installation Flatiron Sky-Line, which is located in the Flatiron District, right next to Madison Square Park The installation was the winning entry in a competition organized by the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership, and the Van Alen Institute. The firm’s design is a series of contiguous glowing arches that will be p...
NY1: 25th NYC Council District Debate in 2005
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NY1 hosted a debate between Council Member Helen Sears, Bryan Pu-Folkes and Rodolfo Flores in September 2005.
Chgo Trib: Evergreen Plaza Is Rubloff's Baby
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This is a Chicago Tribune article that ran on September 11, 1977 about Arthur Rubloff and Evergreen Plaza Shopping Center.
ABC: NYC Breaks Weekend Electricity Useage
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ABC: NYC Breaks Weekend Electricity Useage
NBC Phone Interview on Staten Island Outage
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NBC Phone Interview on Staten Island Outage
Indy Star: Poor Little Rich Clark Girl
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Indy Star: Poor Little Rich Clark Girl
CBS 880: Heat Continues To Put Pressure On Power Grid
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CBS 880: Heat Continues To Put Pressure On Power Grid
NY1: Jeff Simmons Interview with Rudy Crew
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NY1: Jeff Simmons Interview with Rudy Crew
NY1 Queens Neighborhood Responds to Orlando Attack
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NY1 Queens Neighborhood Responds to Orlando Attack
NBC: How Crane Collapse Affected Infrastructure
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NBC: How Crane Collapse Affected Infrastructure
CBS News: Crane Collapse in Manhattan
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CBS News: Crane Collapse in Manhattan
He was one sick puppy.
Watching this in mid-July'24. I believe a few victims were identified this year. RIP to all those children & young men.
Oh, I remember the Bensonhurst murder 35 years ago. New York was off the chain during those turbulent days. I think somebody else in that crowd shot Yusef Hawkins and it's possible that Fama and other witnesses knew who was the real shooter. Fama was a young man with mental health issues at the time. Because Fama carried a unlicensed firearm, i think he paniced and went on the run. Sometimes that happens and doesn't mean he was guilty of the crime itself. Whether Fama was a racist or not, he was only guilty for being at the scene because of his curiosity.
I think joeseph fama got a raw deal because the state of New York was unable to prove that he shot yusef hawkins on that August 1989 evening. The only problem I saw was Fama carried a gun and went to the scene after hearing there was going to be a fight. Fama admitted, he and his friends were heading outside of the area for the night. Oh well, Fama should have stuck to his first plan and proceeded out of that neighborhood. Maybe, he would not have to sit years in prison. But if nobody claimed to have seen Fama shoot Yusef Hawkins, why is he still sitting in prison for a second degree murder? He could've just got the same charges that Keith Mondello had. That is very fishy about that 35 year old case.
7:59 Hypocrisy, much?
28:03 the vigil made of homosexuals, a priest there was seen as well..., it shows what kind of "tolerance" they stand for. thats shameful
Sex murders was a common saying before serial killer
Dina grew up in Donald Trumps current house
Requested: Spectrum News Intros (Throwback from 2016)
In my opinion its ashamed an 16 year Black American 16 year old was killed for what? To me I'm disgusted this is chaos my condolences goes out to the family of Yuself Hawkins
Strange outfit choice
I don't care if Mondello apologize cuz apologies doesn't generally fix anything & it's not going to fix. Also apologies won't bring Yusuf back. Actions have consequences. Actions speak louder than words.
CLASSIEST WOMAN WHO EVER LIVED
0:45. How in the world does Marsha do that?
Mrs.Carter had her picture taken with Gacy and Jim Jones.Two of the worst scumbags to ever live
They found bodies recently in a rollerskating rink that Gacy was the property manager of when they demolished the building. They are thinking that there are more of his victims.
29:15 nah my man, his last words were “KISS MY ASS”! 😎🤣
He was one of the worst serial killers ever of course Just a few years before there was that other serial killer in Houston Texas Dean corll another monster but as horrible as they were John Wayne Gacy could fry some great fried chicken and Dean Corol Could make some great candy
Peace to himself? No you piece of crap..
Calling Hawkins a Black “boy” is offensive.
He would kill once every 'almost' three months.....
Pogo, made me sick to my stomach, I saw him at the state fair grounds, circus... & his Dad knew his son was no good... Gacy did this for a very long time, there are more bodies at his various 'construction sites' un touched by investigators...
Not a racist ! Bullshit ! The 1 time I don't have anything nice to say. The nerve.. & He wants to be a teacher !? There's a special place in hell waiting. Just for this wad & others like him !
After watching many hours of The First 48, I notice when criminals are questioned about their crimes, they never say, "This is what I did," but rather "This is what happened." Or instead of, "I shot that man," it's always, "The man got shot." Mondello does it in this interview, talking as if he was not a participant in the crime. I'm sure 30 odd years later he is regretful of his youthful actions, but at some point, he has to say, "This is what I did to cause that to happen." As I drive through Bensonhurst these days, it is a far more diverse community.
In 2002, Illinois abolished the death penalty.
The oldest victim was 21. The youngest victim was 14.
Killer Clown
I know that Sharon Stone was the hottie of the 90s but I had a crush on Karen Stone when I came across this show circa 1996-97.
Beautiful lady. Was watching her in the Courtship of Eddie's Father w Dark hair.
Marsha Warfield gives very “cool auntie” vibes! ❤
Joan Rivers is a hoot! So glad I was able to see her act. She was in her 80's at the time.
I hope y'all will reply to this Charles Osgood looked dapper with that bow tie didn't he????????????
The problem with these people who commit these diabolical kinds of crimes is that America has placed a higher value on suburban middle class Anglo-Saxon Americans as being the role model of the American dream, but the reality is that it's a nightmare filled with monsters; now society is making all kinds of excuses to defend their superficial segregated middle class nightmare a breeding ground for the monsters who looks like the boy or girl next-door. Just listen to how they describe these monsters and make all kinds excuses. In reality their just natural born killer caucasian psychopaths .....
Interestingly, Rosalyn Carter also had a private audience with the koolaid man!
3:25 and the guy after: Gacy was reported several times, including on rape victim, and there were at least 2 parents who asked them to investigate him for their missing sons. And you make excuses that there was no internet? PATHETIC FAILURES.
Some scared him when he went to Vegas ! Maybe it was himself!
Slippery roadway, icy conditions, and macarena
I like how a potted plant was hanging in the closet over the crawl space opening. Was it supposed to be some sort of air freshener?
This was December 30th 2000 not New Year’s Eve
1:26 1997 winter was very similar to this past year 2023 no snow.
I just have to add that it's not that unusual for the wife of an American President to be standing next to a mass murderer, America isn't a signatory to the ICC War Crimes Commission for nothing, murdering folks in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria and pushing Ukrainians to their deaths is kinda mass murdery imo
“Intelligent” is not a word that I would use to describe Gacy.
Presidents are the biggest mass murders
Dina Merrill was a class act! RIP to both Dina and Joan
Poor Elvis Costello
The one thing that really chilled me, was when he said with disgust, ' how dare they take MY bodies' there was something wrong with him, other than psychopathy, imho.
Yeah I can't remember if it was the Netflix documentaries or the Peacock ones when you hear Gacy talking and he says those are my bodies, I placed them there and nobody had any right to touch them was astounding . What was even more strange is he said that on a recording and then instantly after claimed he was innocent of everything lol
There was 225 episodes of this show. Wow. I remember skipping school and seeing it.
He should have been imprisioned for life because of the first crime against a child, it's incredible how he was released so fast after that...
Heard it was 2 black guys in hoodies and maga hats who shot yousef
I’m talking about Fama