Illegal gambling dens are all over New York City. And armed robbers are all over the illegal gambling dens.
0:00 Running an Illegal Gambling Den
0:45 Booming Business
1:40 Games in the Basement
2:30 Getting Robbed
3:18 Robbing a Game
4:20 Inside Job
5:20 No Mask
[VIDEO] Best NYC Pizza: 5 Food Bloggers Decide, Plus Beyoncé and Taylor Swift’s pick
Where’s the best pizza in New York City? Five food and lifestyle bloggers serve up their picks for the city’s most savory slice. Alessanda Ciuffo, aka @FlavorsByAle , dishes why loves John’s of Bleecker Street in the West Village. Meanwhile in Midwood, Brooklyn, family-owned Di Fara Pizza is the thin-slice choice of Sarah Fennel (@bromabakery ) For Madison Shapiro (@sistersnacking) Lucali in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, delivers an out-of-this-world experience — if you’re willing to wait in line. “Jay-Z and Beyoncé fly in just to go here,” she said, adding that Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez were also spotted here. Back in Manhattan, Krista Stucchio (@hashtagfoodpic) says Gelso & Grand in Little Italy stands out. In Harlem, it’s all about Patsy’s, says Beryl Shereshewsky (@BerylShereshewsky) where scores of celebs, like Spike Lee, have dined at this uptown institution.
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00:00:17 John's of Bleecker Street
00:01:34 Di Fara
00:03:08 Lucali
00:04:33 Gelso & Grand
00:05:59 Patsy's Pizzeria
[WATCH] Peek at Staten Island's Abandoned Seaview Hospital From Above in This Aerial Video
When it opened in 1913, Staten Island's Sea View Hospital was celebrated as the "largest and finest hospital ever built" for tuberculosis patients, and by a city official as "vast, ingenious, practical, convenient, sanitary, and beautiful." In the mid-1940's, Sea View contributed to a series of medical breakthroughs in developing streptomycin, an antibiotic effective in the treatment and ultimate curing of tuberculosis. Streptomycin was so effective in healing patients that by 1961, the main hospital was all but empty.
In this aerial video from YouTube channel Find and Seek, see the abandoned Sea View Hospital like you've never seen before.
Seaview hospital located in Staten Island New York, was once a tuberculosis sanatorium. While some of the buildings in the complex remain active, this massive structure sits untouched.