A recent episode of the excellent Going In with Brian Vines series from our friends at BRIC TV, watch as host Brian Vines explores three tech companies in Brooklyn who may or may not be pushing the limits too far in their respective fields.

Good or bad, how is the growing role in technology playing out in our lives? Is it changing the way we relate to the city itself – or how our city government relates to us? Is it bringing jobs to Brooklyn or handing them over to robots? We talked with Adina Miles, a.k.a. "Flatbush Girl," who's bringing tech to Orthodox Jewish communities, the gene editing populists at GenSpace and look into predictive policing.

Boogie Down is a unique concert, dance, and art event that is celebrating Bronx culture each weekend this May through June 3rd. There are special appearances by musicians Grandmaster Melle Mel, The Sugarhill Gang, Grandmaster Caz, street artists Tats Cru, Andre Trenier, Crash, and many more musicians, dancers, and artists.

For over 120 years, the Bronx has been the birthplace of genre changing movements. From street art to hip hop, breakdancing to salsa. And of course, the home base for WCS conservation and wildlife at the Bronx Zoo.

Tickets to Boogie Down are complimentary with the purchase of a standard admission ticket.

Good morning! Wishing you a happy Saturday, May 5th, 2018 from all of us at Viewing NYC!

Here's what the weather looks like in the City right now.