A separate inquiry into Mr. Yates's role in giving a Scotland Yard job to the daughter of a former News of the World editor will continue.
Final interviews for the £260,000-a-year Scotland Yard job were conducted on Monday morning by May and Boris Johnson, the London mayor.
The harshest response to the idea of turning to Mr. Bratton came from Hugh Orde, president of the Association of Chief Police Officers, who is seen as a leading candidate for the Scotland Yard job.
The majority of its housing stock, yellow-brick or three-story wood-frame row houses built for German immigrants before 1910, was handsome, if not fancy, and between its 11 breweries, knitting mills and other light manufacturing plants, Bushwick was less dependent on the dying Navy Yard for jobs than much of the borough.
You know it will take you about 3 hours to do everything Mr. Ruiz does, so you decide to work a 9 hour day approximately and do 3 lawn and yard care jobs per day.
The project, these proponents claim, is a boon for Brooklyn: it will connect neighborhoods long cleaved by the Long Island Rail Road yards; provide jobs, tax revenue and urgently needed affordable housing; supply acres of public green space; and showcase bold designs by Frank Gehry.
The almost lifelike -- and nearly life-size -- SimPal is an amusingly irritating mass of mannerisms with loose skin that brings to mind Kevin Spacey's scar-tissue-by-the-yard makeup job in "Pay It Forward".
"But my dad thought what I should do was work in the yard, doing menial jobs, because that's the only way you can appreciate the foundation of the business.
Arthur Daniels was at the navy yard for his job as a subcontractor with a company that relocates and installs furniture in federal government buildings.
"You're the biggest state by a yard, and the biggest jobs base by a yard," said Greg LeRoy, executive director of Good Jobs First, a Washington policy group that tracks state incentives to attract businesses.
