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Oct 20, 2026

Tanya RiveroHOST
9:22
The pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action, which the U.S. recently designated a terror group, is now claiming responsibility.
Tanya RiveroHOST
9:30
The vandals smashed windows and spray-painted anti-Israel messages outside the bank on East 86th Street.
Tanya RiveroHOST
9:37
The business was apparently targeted over its financial ties to an Israeli military contractor.
Pedro RiveraHOST
9:43
A shocking discovery in the Bronx.
Keith OlbermannHOST
46:56
ESPN had on- only gone on 13 months earlier, CNN just four months earlier.
Keith OlbermannHOST
47:02
In New York, you still couldn't get cable north of 86th Street, nor in any of the outer boroughs.
Keith OlbermannHOST
47:09
When I started on CNN in 1981, my folks had to drive about an hour to a place in upstate New York that had cable.
Keith OlbermannHOST
47:17
In Washington, they had cable in three places, the CNN bureau, the bar across the street next to the cemetery, and the Pentagon.
Larry MullinsHOST
6:22
Upper East Side now.
Larry MullinsHOST
6:23
Was it a bias incident? Police aim to find out after somebody took a brick to the Capital One Bank on East 86 and the culprits left a calling card, which has police thinking this was no ordinary brick chunk.
Amanda AlexanderCORRESPONDENT
6:35
No injuries reported here, but police are looking for whoever smashed a brick through Capital One's 86th Street branch, then vandalizing the word PAL, possible pro-Palestinian graffiti, in front of the bank.
Amanda AlexanderCORRESPONDENT
6:45
City Council Speaker Julie Menon speaking out about this, calling it deeply disturbing and unacceptable, saying there's no place for hate, intimidation, or violence in the city.
Linda LopezHOST
4:27
A bank was vandalized on the Upper East Side this morning, and cops are now looking at it as a possible bias incident.
Linda LopezHOST
4:34
Someone threw a brick through the front window of the Capital One on East 86th Street just before eight this morning.
Linda LopezHOST
4:39
Cops say the letters P-A-L were also spray-painted on the building.
Linda LopezHOST
4:44
No one was hurt, and so far, no arrests have been made.
Ed HerlihyNARRATOR
1:33
And now, the case of the mighty muscle.
Ed HerlihyNARRATOR
1:40
It's early Sunday morning, and the streets of Manhattan are deserted, save for a broad-shouldered young man named Al Compton, who strolls down East 86th Street and heads for home.
Ed HerlihyNARRATOR
1:51
But unknown to Mr. Compton, he has company.
Ed HerlihyNARRATOR
1:54
Twenty feet behind him is a tall, lean gent who matches him step for step And only after Compton has gone two blocks is he aware of his shadow.
Kalman WeiserGUEST
6:01
So I walk by the YIVO building, and I didn't know what it was.
Kalman WeiserGUEST
6:06
This is when YIVO was at 86th, 86th Street and Fifth Avenue, and I saw a sign in Yiddish.
Kalman WeiserGUEST
6:12
It said, "Tselikhe Heim." Uh, and the English translation was something like, "Going Home." And it was about, um, an exhibition about Eastern European Jews who'd come to America and how they returned to Eastern Europe as American Jews, and about this encounter between immigrants and the people they left behind, so to speak, now that they were Americans.
Kalman WeiserGUEST
6:35
It was, you know, I had...
Kalman WeiserGUEST
5:25
So I would walk by the YIVO building, and I didn't know what it was.
Kalman WeiserGUEST
5:29
This is when YIVO was at 86th Street and Fifth Avenue.
Kalman WeiserGUEST
5:33
And I saw a sign in Yiddish.
Kalman WeiserGUEST
5:36
It said, and the English translation was something like, going home.
Ruby TugadeHOST
2:00
Where in the world do you live now, and where did you grow up?
Sheila NevinsGUEST
2:04
I live on 86th Street in Manhattan.
Sheila NevinsGUEST
2:08
I grew up on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Sheila NevinsGUEST
2:10
I've lived in Connecticut.
Mike WaringVOICE_ACTOR
18:40
spot.
Mike WaringVOICE_ACTOR
18:41
But did you hear what happened on 86th Street in little old New York?
Dixie HamiltonVOICE_ACTOR
18:44
No.
Dixie HamiltonVOICE_ACTOR
18:45
Tell
MikeAUDIENCE
10:41
My doctor was that way.
MikeAUDIENCE
10:42
The subway was a block away on 86th Street.
MikeAUDIENCE
10:45
It was great.
MikeAUDIENCE
10:46
Here, you have to get in the car and schlep everywhere you go.

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