Live Stream Adventures: Brooklyn's Weather and Landmarks

The live stream captures a vibrant community atmosphere while discussing local history and upcoming fireworks events.

### Live Stream Highlights: Sunset, Storms, and Local History
* 🌅 The live stream featured a vibrant community interaction, with viewers **greeting each other and sharing their locations**, including **London and Australia**.
* 🌧 A discussion arose about a significant boating accident involving the SS Brussels and the CVC Witch, which resulted in **16 fatalities**, with the anniversary of the event recently passed.
* 🌉 The Verrazano Narrows Bridge was highlighted as the **eighth longest suspension bridge in the world**, connecting Brooklyn to Staten Island, and was named after **Giovanni da Verrazzano** who explored the area in the 1500s.
* ⚡ As the stream progressed, viewers reported **lightning and storm cells approaching**, prompting the host to consider **taking shelter** while capturing the **dramatic weather changes**.
* 🎆 Fireworks were announced for upcoming events on July 2nd and July 4th, with plans to **live stream from Coney Island**, marking a **return to regular Fireworks Fridays** after a hiatus.
* 🌥 The host reminisced about local landmarks and their appearances in films and TV shows, including "**St. Vincent**" and "**Blue Bloods**," while also sharing personal stories of **growing up in the area**.
* 🌈 The stream concluded with the host encouraging viewers to **cherish moments with loved ones** and to tune in for future live streams, maintaining a **warm and engaging atmosphere** throughout the session.

all right let's try this again. Testing one, two, three. Suggesting two, one, two, one, two, one, two. Good to see there, Neil. Good to see you, Cowboy Coney, Savannah Anne. Welcome back, Franceski. Testing, uh, Debalia was waving and shouting from London. Good to see you, CV Earth Day, Cecilia, uh, Dindin, John Lore123. Hello again, Ramona. Hello again, hello again, hello again. Hello, Guy Heyman driving those roads of America. Welcome, Miss Blee. Respect to face Guy Heyman, Jonathan, Lisa, George, Jan's saving some money. Beautiful out here, Barnabas. Good to see you, Sharon. Good to see you, Ariba. It's good to see you. Welcome, welcome, welcome. All right, looks like it works here. It looks like it works here on the, uh, I'm using, it looks slightly different. I'm using, uh, I'm using the, uh, what, what do you call this thing here? There, Stream Labs, uh, everything. Yeah, yeah, it's okay. Everyone needs to repeat themselves from live stream. Yes, yes, we were talking about.

a great uh [Music] there we go. We were talking about a great boating accident that happened right here in front of us. I'll recap, but good to see you there, John, Laura, Susan Ingalls. We have a sunset, yes indeedy do [Laughter]. Hello, Millard, we're back. There you go, Neil, Neil, Neil with the 10,000 internet points, said a CVC witch and the SS Brussels. The SOS Brussels. It was 10 months old in June 1973. There you go, you're young, little wee baby. We're back, Gail, we're back, Dave, we're back, we're back. The Nina and the pizza, no, no, no, the SS Brussels. And actually, that ship is part coming out of the parking lot. Remember that as a kid? Yeah, Nicholas, good to see you. Hey, back, is Streamlabs better? What's the difference? The difference is the user interface. You was in the shower and you got

notification nice you remember you was 20 wow okay it was 20 when that happened good to see you edwin just got on awesome welcome to the show i think that sun's gonna go behind those clouds right now so that's our telephoto that's a telephoto lens they actually have them named back camera ultra wide they actually have them named on the app here instead of going by the numbers that's interesting remember it vaguely yeah it was you know it's quite an amazing accident that people have seemed to forgot about because you know while people did die not a lot of people died but uh i think it was i think it was what 15 or 18 people died but uh you know it kind of just happened and then disappeared in history but we just passed the anniversary of that recently good to see you there alicia just gonna hang out here huh i don't know about that rain that weird that weird cell might be over in that direction over there yeah a lot of history is this way here

yeah, it's not bloody YouTube. I think it might have been more of Prism Live Studio. You remember the Exxon and Lyndon going boom during about that hour? Yes, yes, that was another big explosion of gas. Happy Flag Day, Sarah. Weird, you watched me on the phone and TV. Also, the stream just interested this on the TV to stream. Is YouTube dying out? Are we having one of those days where YouTube just goes down for everyone? I noticed a couple of live streamers over the last few days had to do part two's to their videos, so maybe there's an issue with the live stream components. Yes, the collision of the SS Sea Witch and... yeah, here we go, there's a link. Dave Jeffrey just put the link in for the video there from the US Coast Guard. Thank you so much, Dave. Cell crawling to the south, sell moving west, crazy fast. Alright, was able to reload on TV, but weird, interesting. Have to go back, it's all good, Sharon. CNG tanks blew up on the island too.

what's up with gasoline and blowing up on the island. Hello, Nicole Thurgood from Australia watching out there in the future early in the morning over there. Good morning, Nicole. Just live, just crash for you close the oh interesting 16 in total passed away when the cvc witch and ss Brussels. So Brussels collided right here 16. No, not fog Lenora. This is these are clouds. This is like a thunderstorm coming in right now. I could just see it raining off in the distance over there, but we're gonna we're gonna enjoy the sun until until it gets right behind this cloud right here. It's not going to move too much from this location, but it's just it's pretty right here. It's really pretty right here. Wait, am I I can't tell what lens I'm in here. So let me uh let's go to the ultra. There we go. I want the ultra wide right there. Take cover. There's a spot where I could take cover that's nearby and so far so good. Doesn't look too bad.

so let's just take in these views here, right? Gorgeous, right? Barnabas, gorgeous. Looks like traffic is heavy, traffic still up there in the Verrazano. I hate when the stream craps out like that, though. It always annoys me, and I have no idea what's going on with the comments thing. There definitely a bug on Prism. I think it's more of a Prism Live issue than more of a YouTube issue. I love it when the sun reflects off the water too. So, Nicole, this is the Verrazano Narrows Bridge. This is the eighth longest suspension bridge in the world. The entrance to New York Harbor, linking Brooklyn, where I am at, to Staten Island, which is just across the Narrows there. Named after Giovanni de Verrazano. He sails in the 1500s. He sails into what is today New York Harbor. He thinks it's a lake, and he turns around and leaves. I do have a PayPal account.

paypal account paypal.me slash dutchmaws. You miss a profound crap. You said what did you say Todd Scott. What did you say. You could say it again man. Groovy grandma good to see you. Welcome back. What did you say Todd Scott. What did you say man. I think that's why I hate it when the comments go out because you guys might say something really cool and profound and life-changing and life-altering. Unlike other streamers I try to I try to read all the damn comments damn it. I try to read all the damn comments. You know this bridge was in Peoria. Yeah nice. It's in New York. It's Brooklyn. [Laughter] This is Brooklyn. I want a link. Hold on see if we can type the link here. Here PayPal dot. Yeah I don't have that set up. MME. Ah it's giving me it's giving me breaks in the link there. There it is. Thank you so much groovy grandma. Groovy grandma got it on lock. Thank you so much groovy grandma. PayPal.

that emmy slash dutch moss did it see alicia yeah groovy gamer it's hard for me to type when I have the phone in the gimbal. Gimbal gets all upset with me when I start typing on it. There we go. Deb got me also. Thank you so much, Deb. Thank you so much, groovy grandma and Deb, the fine ladies of the stream. [Laughter] Oh, got some, that's some wave action happening here, and it looks like they just turned around this entire ship here. I want to zoom in. There we go, doing great, Alicia. They just turned around this tanker here, and I guess it's on its way out now, making its way out. I guess they know I'm talking about the CVC, which, and the SS Brussels. Well, looking for the zoom, a lot of people down here right now, people coming out in the last minute here as maybe a possible thunderstorm rolling in here. But I do have somewhere where I could go in case it starts raining.

and then I want to try to go in and get out basically. Good to see you, Ange. Welcome on into the shoe, hanging out underneath the Verrazano today. Unfortunately, I lost comments on the last couple of videos, which is super annoying. Now we're using Streamlabs just in time, just in time to see that sun go behind those clouds. How this taking this time awesome Millard. There it goes. That's a cool god effect right there. Look at that, guys. Wow. Feeling the water is pretty calm, Felix, but you know it could actually get calmer than this. Wow, look at that guy as well. It's pretty wild, pretty wild shot right there. Yeah, we got a sailboat in the shot. We have an oil tank, couple of oil tankers right there in the god effect right there. Look at that. We're in the god effect. Look at that. That was cool. That was freaking cool. Let's zoom all the way in on it. Wow, wow. It's a longshoreman. I bet many people never heard of occupation. I've heard of a longshoreman before.

well he's a Sydney Opera House. Yeah, good to see his stew. He's coming back out playing with the clouds. It's playing with the clouds like heaven, right? Like a movie shot. Yeah, totally a movie shot. [Music] Longshoreman versus Steve Door. I almost have an honor. We are in God's country here in Brooklyn. God's light show indeed. Yes, no sun doesn't want to go down. No, it does not. I really can't tell what direction I want to say the clouds are moving from left to right. Am I on the I uh no stu no I'm not east to west. Well, we're looking due west. These clouds are looking like they're going from southwest to northeast. Good to see you Melissa. Not cold out here. Uh, we're going into summertime so it's pretty pretty warm out here. Uh, it's 70 degrees from Fahrenheit. Hello JJ. 99 degrees out there in Riverside. Get in the egg. Get in the AC. Yeah, that's right. Storm fields. Good to see you John. Show indeed. I got

Max's in the house. Good to see you, Max. You miss Michael London? Yeah, Michael Landon there. Michael London area. He's a good actor there, Michael London. Good to see you, Melissa. It's great. Part three and counting, Joe. Yep, part three and counting. Hopefully, we don't lose the comments on this live stream. Yeah, I know it took the thunderstorms tonight. I thought it was going to be like at 11 o'clock, but Coney Island Jim says, I have a cell, and I think it's this cell right here, possibly coming my way. So, I might have to go over to the gazebo, which is not that far away from your blood pressure drop. Yes, indeed. Respect the face. Well, the cloud cover prevents us seeing the sun go down. It could, it could, Sarah. It could, it could, but I don't know yet because you see it goes. The clouds get lower over there, and all this is moving like that. So, we got boats on the water, Felix. This is

the entrance to New York Harbor. So, this is the entrance of New York Harbor. Bear the barrow's dropping there. John is the barrow dropping the cell to the south. It's going to miss me. I want to say the cell to the south is right over there. So, yeah, the cell to the south right here. It's going to go and then these. So, we're in the middle again. We're in the middle again. What's the name of the bridge, Marco? This is the Verrazano Narrows Bridge. The cell to the west is moving fast and will hit me. All right, so is that it right over there? I see them two little cloud tops over there. I'm just gonna stay here until it gets really close. I'm gonna stay here until it gets really, really close. We're gonna, I'm having fun watching the god formations here. It will pass fast. All right, good. So, I could go to the gazebo. I'll wait at the gazebo and it'll come back out there. There's a gazebo in the park. Not

that far from me and I'll go there and we'll wait it out and then we'll come back out nearly as impressive as the Sydney Harbor Bridge. Yeah, it's way bigger than the Sydney Harbour Bridge. This is the eighth longest suspension bridge in the world, longer than the Golden Gate by 42 feet. The bridge's name is Ralph. Yes, good to see you, Ralph. [Laughter] Good to see you, Ralph. It's a bridge's [Laughter] nickname. Okay, after eight o'clock. Okay, that's after eight o'clock. It's like, what, 7:30, so we got a half hour. I think that's gonna be our sunset then. That might be our sunset right now going behind those clouds. 70 degrees. It's a good night to, if you have a terrace high up, you know, with a nice little breeze, nice light to have a beer on a terrace. Exactly. It's not real-time weather. Always adds to it with a grain of salt. Good to see you, Greg and Em. Welcome. Heaven above indeed, Millard. Heaven above.

indeed, oh for all you wacky conspiracy theorists, here comes a black helicopter here in the basement watching you work. Okay, awesome. So, unfortunately, Alicia, Alicia, we don't know if fireworks are coming back for Fridays, but we are going to have fireworks. We have a few nights of fireworks, guys. So, here we go. Here comes the fireworks report. Fireworks report brought to you by the Vioject's Phil. The Viojects, what are you doing to me, Phil? Um, we're going to have a few fireworks shows. So, on July 2nd, July 2nd, there's going to be the Grucci fireworks show for Fort Hamilton, and they're going to set up a barge right about here, just to the south of the Verrazano Bridge, and we're going to see fireworks at around 9:30, 10 o'clock on the second. That's Friday, July 2nd. And then, Sunday, July 4th, Coney Island will be having a fireworks show.

uh, immediately after the Macy's show, so around 10 o'clock Eastern time, we're gonna have fireworks at Coney Island. And yes, I will be in Coney Island to live stream those fireworks. And if everything goes according to plan, we're going to watch them from a really cool location. So, we'll be in an epic location for fireworks on the Fourth of July. So, you will have footage of live fireworks on my channel two times on July 2nd at 9:30, 10 o'clock here for Fort Hamilton, and then on Sunday, July 4th for Coney Island. So, there you go, two firework shows, not the Macy's. We're not gonna go do the Macy's, no doubt. All the other live streamers will be doing the Macy's fireworks, so you go, please feel free to watch on their channels. But we're doing the hardcore stuff, the hardcore southern Brooklyn stuff here in Coney and Fort Hamilton. So, there

you go, Christina. I'm glad you're excited. I'm excited to have fireworks again on the live stream. Last time we had fireworks was that we're very weird. Oh yeah, yes of course, weather permitting, Alicia. Yes, don't jinx it, weather permitting. Yes, yes, weather permitting, or you can watch Macy's on TV. That's true [Laughter]. He'll have the music, he'll have Kelly Clarkson, no doubt. She seems to be a staple of the shows as of late. Macy's fireworks, it's for tourists. Yeah, it's gonna be fun. You know, that's the one thing I missed about Fireworks Fridays was that Fireworks Fridays was the one time you could expect me on. You know what happens for Fireworks Fridays is I'm on every Friday 8:30, you know, never fail. And we'll, you know, be the fireworks from a few different places and um, and uh, you know, it's a weekly show that we do. So I'm really hoping for the fireworks to come.

back and pony what's macy's macy's as a department store a department store chain here in the united states good to see you diana lee welcome back that's right macy's is the largest department store in manhattan i always forget about that i thought it was gimbles deming what did you miss you missed nothing you missed the sun playing with the clouds so far sun playing with the clouds that's all you missed so far and we're just going to watch watch this craziness just unfold right here real slow youtube right now real slow to you know gimbals closed in 1986 then became an s plaza today the manhattan mall good to see you miami hi abraham strauss pleasure they have all the good stuff at als plaza [Laughter] i'm just happy to say i bought my first gimbal in macy's so i could say i bought a gimbal in macy's for all you hardcore brooklyn all you car hardcore new york people out there

all the old school people, and then after that, I went to Corvettes. [Laughter] All right, you miss Fortunas? Yes, I miss Alexander's. [Laughter] Individual raise? Yes, no, she's not being Felix, she's in Australia. So, I think that's a viewer from Australia. So, sometimes people don't know what the stores are like, man. Good, good. I'm gonna go to Corvettes, and then later, I'm going to Bow Hacks, and then I gotta get some stuff in Pergamon. I'm gonna do the town tonight, watching two punk women. What two UK punk women broke down on YouTube tonight? Wow, Anthony, that's crazy. You thought it was a story? Yes, didn't really. They do fireworks. They do fireworks. Aren't the rays cool? I have to agree. Oh, [ __ ] hey, that's a real old one. Oh, box, I'm going to all box ma. [Laughter] They do everything s d. They do everything. You feel so old? Yes, I've never been to

any of those stores. I've never been to Bow Hacks or Corvettes. I've never been to Box Alexander's, right? Alexander Summers here, baby. Yes. Ah, Job. Oh my God, Odd Job. Yes, I remember Raj. I remember Rob Job. Good to see you, Cynthia. Good evening. All right, they knew you, right? They knew you. The sun is fighting with the clouds. Yes, it is. Uh, we're on the gimbal. We're on the gimbal. The chestnut will be a lot more bum. Oh, a lot more bumpy than this Hamburgloid. Yes, Hamburgoy. Did that was that a store? Bam Burger. Bambergers. [Music] I didn't know that Joe's Bargain Store. That's well before my time. John's Bargain Store. Yeah. What about Loft's Candy? Let's go to Loft's Candy. I did not know. I did not know the Blarney Stone was a chain of restaurants. I'm just learning that now that the Blarney Stone was a chain of restaurants in Manhattan.

I never knew that I actually said you worked at Texas before you closed. Nice. I remember Radio Shack. I got my first candy there. I got me my Tandy. We didn't call them computers in my day. We called them candies. We would go to the Radio Shacks and pick up candies. Uh, right? Yeah, they were all over the city, and now there's like one downtown, and that's it, right? Remember your dad? Your dad sold candy at Love's. Said that sold Love's candy. Wow, yeah, my mom. My mom used to go there in Lower Manhattan all the time, over there on a Williams Street, Alexander in the 80s. Yes, Alexander in the 80s. When I think of Alexander in the 80s, I think of, uh, I think of what's the name of that place, a King's Plaza. You call them trash 80s, 83 model 3. Okay, you hated those old computers, right? How to put it in a program where you can run it. You had to type and run, right? You had to

type and run hated those old computers. Yeah, I think everybody hated those old computers. I mean, Alexander was once the anchor store of King's Plaza. Yes, it was. I am very lucky. I have everything in New York. Yes, I do, Nicole. Yes, I do. Very lucky to live here. The ice cream place on 86. Are you talking about Zips? Are we talking about Zips over on Third Avenue where I always wanted to have a birthday party but never got to go? Go run. I'll be fine. I'll be fine. Clouds are playing hide and seek. [Laughter] No, not Zips. Oh, that's a place I'm before my time then. John, you used to love your Commodore 64. Nice, but one cloud there looks insane. Stewart's. Oh, um, uh, uh, uh, Finch. Not, is it Finch's? Inches? Hinches? That was hinges. Oh, I miss hinches. Oh man, I miss hinches. Up to the day of clothes. You get an egg cream there? I don't think you could get an egg cream.

now where stupid when stewards took over. Oh man, inches. Yeah, okay, I want to save. I can't see the rain. Uh, John's ice cream parlors, that's just well before my time. Heard about them. Heard about them. I know tour guides that went to John's ice cream parlors. Of course, the big one in Coney Island before they moved to Staten Island was uh, Phillips, the Phillips ice cream stop there. Phillips candy store. Greetings from the United Kingdom. Good to see you, James. You had a cassette. You had a cassette for the 64. Nice. That was expensive, Edwin, right? Mays department store where you got your first pair of bell bottoms. Nice waitress. Ah, you're more than welcome. Have a blessed evening there, Paulette. You still go to Phillips, right over there on uh, was that there, Forest Avenue over there? I gotta do, that's another live stream I gotta do in Staten Island, is go out to uh, Phillips ice cream. Hello, welcome to Bay Ridge. Good to see you, Adrian.

yo adrian zex roast beef third avenue that's well before my time zits. I've heard about zeke's, never been there. I have heard about zeke's, never been there before that beautiful view indeed. Waitress just want to keep it on this wide shot here because of all the all the rays coming out right there. Look good to see adrian. I had to, I had to, I have to make, I like to make everyone feel welcome in my live stream. That's a very weird looking cloud right here just popped up. Okay, this just popped. Oh, was that lightning? Did you guys just see lightning come out of that or am I seeing [ __ ]? Yeah, I know it closed down. Was that lightning? I just saw come out of that cloud [ __ ]. You know that was lightning. Oh great, okay. I mean we might have, maybe we might have to get moving. I'm so happy to find out Johnny's reef for seafood, mind blown, awesome man. This cloud literally just popped out of nowhere. There was blue sky here, not

anymore. All right, let's uh, let's get another angle here. Oh yeah, oh yeah, there we go. I see the lower cloud here. Let's walk up the hill here. [Applause] Let's walk up the hill. This is where I, during the 1986 bicentennial, I climbed this tree here that is only now a stub, and the fire department had to get me down because I climbed to the top, and I didn't want to come down. Did I catch, did I really catch the flash there? I like, it's definitely getting cooler. It's definitely getting cooler. I don't see the line of rain just yet though, waving from across the Verrazano Bridge. Hello, okay, ugly still about 20 miles to my west producing lightning. So this is, this is like the floor of it then, right here. Wow, look at this. We got a convergence happening right here. Wow, look at that. That's cool looking. Let's zoom in on this a little bit here. So we got a little bit of convergence.

happening right here. The thing is, I can't see the rain line, so this is looking due west right here. I don't see the rain line. I have visited the gingerbread house twice when they had open house, when they had open homes there for a few years back. I have visited the gingerbread house a couple of times. Yeah, we had a 1986 bicentennial, and this is where I got stuck in a tree when I was six years old. Damn it, I climbed this tree right here, where there's only a stump today. I climbed this tree. Good to see you, native New Yorker. Welcome. Now, I want to be able to see the rain line. Once I see the rain line, oh, I think I see it now. I think I see it. It's coming from over here. Interesting. Good to see you, Susan. How high was it? She was pretty tall. This tree got destroyed during Hurricane Sandy, by the way. This is how high up the

water came. The water came just below the tree here. This is a very dangerous spot to be during Hurricane Sandy. Doing great. Native New Yorker doing great. [Music] Wow, look at that. That's cool. I want to say that's the cell. That's uh oh more lightning. I just got this. Saw some more lightning. Lightning off in that direction right there. There's literally nothing above me. I did not hear thunder yet. So of course when you hear thunder that's when you got to start moving. The temperature dropped a little bit. Diana uh there were yeah they were both. There were a couple of boats on the belt after Sandy. So I just saw a couple of strikes of lightning way off in the distance over there. And I do see a bit of a rain line out by Hoffman and Swinburne Island. And now that I'm beginning to smell it now there's a Five Guys in Target where Toys R Us used to be. Yes yes ah that's the cell to the south. So this is looking

west, and I'm not seeing anything. I thought I thought I saw a little bit of a lower convergence down there, but so the same black copter while jogging in the in the 80s. Nice, I know. Have you ever seen the rain coming down on a Sunday sunny day? A couple of times, Neil, the tree's in the way. Oh, it's over there. Okay, the cell's over here. Okay, that's the cell to the south. Oh, there it is. There it is right there. It's a downpour right there. This could miss us by really close. You know, New York does get tornadoes. Actually, here in Bay Ridge, we got a tornado in 2007. So, look up Brooklyn tornado 2007. You'll see some footage from less than a mile from where I'm standing. We had a fairly strong tornado literally come across St. George and Staten Island, came across the Narrows, and then here onto Bay Ridge, and then it went all the way deep into the borough and before petering out.

Yep, it's the one that pulled off those huge trees. You're talking about trees that were like 150 years old. That was in the middle of the night too, so it was terrifying. It was terrifying. Ripped off a couple of roofs, rooftops here in the neighborhood. And all I remember was hearing the lightning and the thunder. Lightning and thunder was so loud it woke everyone up in my apartment. I was living with my parents and it was pretty intense. Good to see you there, Ian. It was pretty intense. [Music] Oh yeah, it was pretty bad. Native New Yorker, it was pretty bad. [Music] I got some time. Okay, just getting the plane field. Awesome. Can't see those tornadoes. Yeah, blew off rooftops. Yeah, when I get the warnings, where do I go? I'm going to go to over this. There's a gazebo not that far from me. Wow, that's a really low cloud. Really low cloud over there, guys. Look at this really low cloud coming across all by itself.

right 7.50 that one low cloud right there kind of all on its own almost like almost looks like smoke but it's not smoke. Skyscrapers do sway. Yes, they do. They have to move. They are dynamic structures. Some skyscrapers sway more than others, but for the most part, most skyscrapers do sway, and the bridge also sways. Also, some video from the Verrazano just a few months ago of the roadway moving around incredibly, right? The cloud's moving, right? It's kind of crazy how much the cloud's moving right now all by itself. Yeah, Empire State Building sways a little bit. It must have been there on a really windy day because out of all the buildings, Empire State, Chrysler Building, Bank of Manhattan Building, those buildings are pretty solid. It's the more modern buildings that really sway a lot. Lightning Weatherbug says that lightning is about 15 miles away. Okay, so then we may have to, uh, I don't see the rain just yet though, I

don't see that line of showers. What would happen in an earthquake, Millard? I have no idea. Ah, that's awesome. Native New Yorker. Yeah, it was windy. Yeah, there you go. All right, I'll get okay. I want to say that's the column of rain right here. I've never witnessed thunder snow, but I wanted to. But I want to have you missed much. I've been on a live stream for 40 minutes exactly. I thought that you're supposed to go underground in tornadoes. Yes, you are. If you're able to get underground during a tornado, you go underground in a tornado. Yeah, part three because the last two live streams crapped out. Nirvana fan. Watch a storm come across the ocean on Hilton Head Island. Nice. You definitely feel it getting colder. Yeah, we need now is Anna Russ to play in a thunderstorm. Yes. Yeah, you can have lightning in a snowstorm. It has to be really intense snow though. Jose Torres, Puerto Rico. [Music]

yeah, now exactly. Yeah, exactly. We have a tornado. Exactly. I live right above the subway station myself, so I would run to the subway station. Yup, 1983 concert. Yup, the barometer is going down right now. I can feel it now. I could begin. Now I'm beginning to feel it. I guess I'll start walking back because, uh, let me see how long would I be on my battery right now. We were at about an hour on the previous one. We're 40 minutes now. Let's see here. How's the, okay, this is my battery indicator. Okay, I can keep going here. I could keep going. Blue, pink, white, green, lightning. I like to see all those different colors. Thunder snow is funnier at night. Yes, it is. Oh, we're trying to get a sunset, Chris. We try to get the sunset. Good to see you, Marion, out there in Scotland. Doing great. I just want to see if I can see this rain coming here. Oh, there goes the wind. The wind's picking up now. Wind's beginning to pick up. Yeah, I'll

get sorry. I gotta start heading on back to my house. Let's start heading on back home. The winds are picking up, finding these, watching these streams increases your appetite. Awesome AC/DC thunder, that's a good song there. We'll get a couple of more shots here as we make our way up onto Fourth Avenue. Ah, maybe the storm might blow over, you never know. I want to say it almost is going to, but these things sometimes are so fussy. They could develop over your head. You've seen blue, pink, and white lightning. I've seen white lightning, but not blue and pink. [Music] There you go. I know you guys got some crazy storms, Robert. Today I saw that. Are you up by, uh, and you're in northern Pennsylvania, up by northern Pennsylvania, was where a lot of crazy how the crazy storms were going down today. You drank white lightning, nice. I've never had white lightning, but I did have Thunderbird a couple of times. Bloomsburg, okay, nice out there in Bloomsburg, over there. Yeah, me neither, Nicole.

I learned something new today. Yeah, it's hard to call this storm, but see, there's clearly clouds rolling in. There's lower clouds rolling in right now. Got more bunnies around you than people. Nice. Is your blue my blue? Maybe. Maybe. Is anyone in the gazebo? I might take over to the gazebo right now. I think that storm is teasing me right now. I'm gonna go by the gazette. There's a gazebo right over there, and it's underneath trees, so if there is lightning, it's relatively safe for me to stream under there because I'm underneath the tree and the gazebo, the structure itself. When I go on radio, oh, uh, soon, soon, soon. Not today, though. No radio shows today, though. No radio show today. Is your dog peeing indoors? The under tree, not good. Oh, there's a rain. Oh, it's beginning. You know what? Let's just go home. Let's just go home. I think the clock has run out. I could curl. Too bad I can't crawl inside of the cannon. You know, I feel the rain and the drops.

are fat. We'll end this by the Bay Ridge sign, and tomorrow we'll be back in Kony. I'm actually okay for a bit longer. I could see that, but the bit longer is enough time for me to get home. Yeah, I'm gonna, we're just gonna take our time here walking here, so we got time on it. We got, we got, we got some time. We've got, I think I have about 20 minutes using my meteorological skills. Let these three cars go. His license plate is club pass for real, dude. Oh my god, his license plate is club pass. Oh my god. So guys, where is he worse? Is he a bad dancer or a bad lady when she wants it? Maybe some sim trucking. Maybe I was riding to the north. Okay, yeah, might blow over fancy neighborhoods, Bay Ridge, whenever. Wait, but yeah, I know no pencil subway out. I know, now I know somebody live-streamed there just a [ __ ] John Laura. You're being very nice. How long has I reached my home just a

few minutes. I'm a few blocks from my house. I'm not far from my house at all. Good to see you, Richie Droop. Good to see you, man. Now, I have been meaning to read this sign in this window here. Come here is the lovely Narrows Coffee Shop, which has been here for as long as I could remember. Any idea about the rent around the bridge, Albert? It depends on what kind of place you want to live. Loyal customers, look at this. After 54 years, ah, and then they put this coming soon sign as a tease. There's a new one coming, a new one better come, and they better not touch that inside. They better leave that. They better leave that. This is one of the saddest things that happened during the pandemic, pencil subway, or that little coffee shop is literally an institution, or was an institution. They had the best hours. They would open it like, I think, five in the morning. They would open at five in the morning, and they will close at like two in the afternoon. It was strictly

breakfast. It was strictly breakfast. Yeah, but it depends on what kind of conduit you get. Condos around here. You can buy houses, rent apartments. Yeah, Ian. These coffee shops are places where people congregate and socialize. And, ah, it's kind of sad. Look at the clouds rolling in. No, yeah, just rain. No hail, please. No hail, please. Take my wife, please. Yeah, I'm a tour guide, not a realtor. Damn it, I'm a tour guide, not a real. It's a damn it. [Laughter] Watching Godzilla the other day. Oh my god, wouldn't that be great, John? I love the Godzilla from 1999 where he destroys the Brooklyn Bridge. Yep, let's play at Barclays Center. Yes indeedy do. Hopefully we win it. That's actually something I'm going to watch a little bit tonight. I'm actually going to watch a little bit of the game tonight. Any young men take my wife, please. I'd take my wife to the kitchen, but she wouldn't know what to do there. Uh, no Nirvana fan. It's great.

it's great. It's great to see places in the movies where you live and where you work and whatnot. And actually right here along this street, right here, and my house and my block is where Bill Murray drives drunk in the movie St. Vincent. He drives drunk with a kid in a convertible, and they have like a really funny discussion about, you know, life and everything like that. But it's literally filmed right here where I'm walking. And of course, if you see the TV show Blue Bloods, we're about to see the church that they use very often in Blue Bloods and the parish where Stacy Keach is a priest. Yep, I'm right by Hunter's Steakhouse. You used to go to use a host karaoke there before COVID-19 broke out. What? That's dude. If that starts up again, if you're doing karaoke again, you better let me know. You better let me know. Yep. Also, I will show you exactly where John Travolta

walked. How about that? We're going to walk exactly where John Travolta walked. I have met many famous people here in New York, worked with many famous people here in New York too. Saint Vincent has a lot of great scenes in it, so here is. So they use St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church in a few different TV shows and movies. So they use this in the movie St. Vincent. This is where the kid went to school. They also used this in the movie, um, was it called Brooklyn Rules starring Freddie Prince Jr. and Alec Baldwin. If you want to hear a really funny fake Brooklyn accent, then watch Brooklyn Rules. It's about a guy who's growing up here in Bay Ridge in the 80s, and for some reason they turned this building into a synagogue. But, uh, he has the most comical fake Brooklyn accent in the beginning of that movie. Alec Baldwin throws a guy down the sub, the steps of the subway state subway entrance right over here. And I work with famous people. Yeah, I

work with Jerry Orbach, Eric Bogosian, Vincent D'Onofrio. That's when I worked on Law and Order for a year and a half. So, they use this building right here. This is the rectory for St. Patrick's, and this is where, whenever they use scenes with Stacy Keach in the TV show Blue Bloods, this is the exterior they show. Do you have any pots of paint? No, I do not. No, I do not. It's a beautiful church. Yeah, beautiful, beautiful church. Built in 1925. But use this in TV shows, movies like Blue Bloods, uses this church a lot. Now, there's an episode of Blue Bloods you may have seen. It actually aired quite well. They played the rerun fairly recently on WGN. Evidently, WGN is the network that they play where they play Blue Bloods all day. But right here, you're going to see a little parking lot, little alleyway here. [Music] Okay, last up for the S7. There you go.

you're dating yourself. You're dating yourself. So, these are the steps where Alec Baldwin throws somebody down at the beginning of Brooklyn Rules. He literally throws somebody down these subway steps right here. And then here, where this white fence is, they created a fake storefront for Blue Bloods. They created a storefront that looked so good that people thought there was a new fruit and vegetable stand right here. And what they did is they crashed a car through it. And I'll show you how they crash the car through it. So, they actually had a car connected to cables. And the scene is that just like they're chasing down Fourth Avenue here. And then, as you see, this is a driveway here. So, you got a little bit of a lip here in the sidewalk. So, they literally, using cables, the car went right through the front of that fake storefront. And no, don't worry, all the fruit was all made out of wax and plastic. But the storefront looks so real that it had neighbors to be like, Oh my God, it's so great that we have a

new fruit and vegetable stand in the neighborhood, and I'm like, no guys, it's for blue bloods, it's for the TV show, and there you have it. It's a, this is a classic subway entrance. This subway entrance here dates back to 1919, actually 1919. In the buildings, in the building, there used to be a liquor store right there in the entrance to the building. There, no fruit got bruised, no fruit got bruised in the making. As a low cloud goes over the Verrazano, clouding up more and more over the bridge. I think we made the right decision on coming back home. So, I am going to bridge though Bay Ridge. We kind of take care of our neighborhood here, so we have Dutch Moss signing off. Have a fantastic Brooklyn day, whether you live here or not. I love, uh, hug your loved ones, cherish those moments, and good night, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are. We'll be in Coney Island tomorrow. We'll ride some Wonder Wheel and maybe some

other stuff. Stay tuned. Make sure you have a notification bell turned on. 99 guys. Sleep well. You

🔴 NYC Live: Brooklyn Sunset Part3- 6/14/21

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Boating Accident Recap and Live Stream Highlights

The live stream features a host interacting with viewers and recapping a notable boating accident involving the SS Sea Witch and SS Brussels, which resulted in 16 deaths.

The host is using Stream Labs for the live stream, discussing its user interface and potential issues with live streaming.

The Verrazano Narrows Bridge, linking Brooklyn to Staten Island, is highlighted as the eighth longest suspension bridge in the world, with a brief history of its namesake, Giovanni de Verrazano.

Live Stream Under the Verrazano Narrows Bridge

The host is engaging with viewers, trying to read all comments and share the live experience.

They are filming the scene as a tanker turns around and people gather, with a possible thunderstorm approaching.

The host discusses the cloud movement and the entrance to New York Harbor, while planning to take shelter at a nearby gazebo if the storm gets too close.

The Impressive Ralph Bridge and Upcoming Fireworks

The Ralph Bridge is the eighth longest suspension bridge in the world, surpassing the Golden Gate by 42 feet.

Fireworks shows are scheduled for July 2nd at Fort Hamilton and July 4th at Coney Island, both to be live-streamed.

The host plans to return to Fireworks Fridays, offering a weekly show from different locations.

Nostalgic Memories of Old Stores and Ice Cream Parlors

The conversation reminisces about old-school stores like Corvettes, Bow Hacks, and Alexander's, with participants sharing their experiences and memories.

Radio Shack and Love's Candy are also mentioned as significant places from the past.

The discussion includes nostalgia for old computers, ice cream parlors, and the Blarney Stone restaurant chain, with participants expressing a desire to revisit these iconic locations.

Live Stream Adventure: Weather and Memories

The host shares memories from their childhood, including climbing a tree during the 1986 bicentennial and getting stuck, while also commenting on the sudden change in weather and lightning.

They observe a convergence of clouds and the approaching rain line, reminiscing about Hurricane Sandy's impact and the tornado that hit Bay Ridge in 2007.

The live stream captures the dramatic weather changes and engages with viewers, creating a sense of community and shared experiences.

A powerful storm ripped through the neighborhood, uprooting 150-year-old trees and causing roof damage, all while the intense lightning and thunder woke up residents.

The speaker observed a low-moving cloud and discussed the swaying of skyscrapers and bridges during strong winds.

As the storm approached, the speaker planned to seek shelter in a nearby gazebo and shared experiences of witnessing unusual weather phenomena like thunder snow and lightning in a snowstorm.

The speaker observes the approaching storm and decides to take shelter in a gazebo.

They reflect on the local coffee shop's long history and its impact on the community.

The speaker also shares anecdotes about the area's connection to movies and TV shows, while humorously engaging with viewers.

Walking in the Footsteps of Fame in Bay Ridge

The tour highlights famous movie and TV show locations in Bay Ridge, including St.

Patrick's Roman Catholic Church and its use in "St.

Patrick's Church is featured in "Blue Bloods," while the subway steps nearby are where Alec Baldwin's character throws someone in "Brooklyn Rules.

" The tour also mentions a fake storefront created for "Blue Bloods," where a car was crashed through it for a dramatic scene.