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graduatean and harvard school of architecture. we always like to ask everyone off cell phones and beepers and now let s give barry lewis a warm welcome. you. don t need wis: i that. you know me. i m all over the stage. interesting i had people talking to me about the lecture. about theally talking whreubrooklyn bridge ands as brooklyn. new york would never admit it needed rooklyn but it it. again, just in case people were series of three lectures i did the first one bout a month ago and in recouping that remember new york and staten island becomes a by the 1820 s and 180 s. in phafrpblt and 1875 one manhattan island. that is called growth. 1860 s upper left is an print of the built up part of manhattan and new york. those days new york city feels manhattan island and when river you ross the were in the independent city of brooklyn. by the time you get to the 1860 s the bridge will begin in 1869. reason it was needed by the ime you get to the late 1860 s downtown new york is t
he is best known throughout new york for the series of video walking tours presented by channel 13, including the emmy award nominated shows 42nd street, broadway and harlem. he lectured at numerous vienna venues, including columbia, university of pennsylvania and smithsonian and harvard graduate school of planning and architecture. we always like to ask everyone to turn off cell phones and electronic beepers. now let s give barry lewis a warm welcome. thank you. [applause] professor lewis: i don t need that. you know me. i m all over the stage. actually it is interesting there it i had people talking to me about the lecture. i m not really talking about the the brooklyn bridge as much as brooklyn. new york would never admit it needed brooklyn but it needed it. again, just in case people were not here, it s a series of three lectures. i did the first one about a month ago. remember new york and staten island becomes a premier city by the 1820 s and 180 s. 1830 s. 60,000
into an infrastructure crisis, and why it may be tough to keep the water flowing. and the new god father of soul, and how he taught us so much about living in america. back then you didn t describe yourself as black, you were negro. so i m black and proud came out. it was on. and good evening. thank you for join us, i ll julie chen. what appears to be a big development in the gaza israel crisis takes hold. hamas confirmed a humanitarian ceasefire, hopefully paving the way to longer lasting release. before the announcement the united nations warns that shelters are filled to capacity, and disease is starting to take hold. the white house made a harsh criticism to close allies after the deadly attack on a u.n. shelter, sa school and thousands of displaced gazans. the military says it destroyed 90% of tunnels used by separatists. binyamin netanyahu vowed to blow up all the tunnels with or without a ceasefire. al jazeera s nick schifrin is standing by in gaza city. 72 hou
and why it may be tough to keep the water flowing. and the new god father of soul, and how he taught us so much about living in america. back then you didn t describe yourself as black, you were negro. so i m black and proud came out. it was on. and good evening. thank you for join us, i ll julie chen. what appears to be a big development in the gaza israel crisis takes hold. hamas confirmed a humanitarian ceasefire, hopefully paving the way to longer lasting release. before the announcement the united nations warns that shelters are filled to capacity, and disease is starting to take hold. the white house made a harsh criticism to close allies after the deadly attack on a u.n. shelter, sa school and thousands of displaced gazans. the military says it destroyed 90% of tunnels used by separatists. binyamin netanyahu vowed to blow up all the tunnels with or without a ceasefire. al jazeera s nick schifrin is standing by in gaza city. 72 hour ceasefire sounds like a signi