the shooting per capita rate in brownsville, brooklyn is 81 times higher than in bay ridge, brooklyn. that's not an artifact of racist policing. that is because people living in brownsville are victimizing their fellow neighbors at that high a rate and people are dying there at a higher rate. and that's why -- that's why police are conducting stop and frisks at a much higher rate in brownsville than in bay ridge. >> excuse me. you can't allow that assertion just to go unchallenged. because it makes it sound as if the african-american, latino residents of brownsville are, therefore, innately in inherently more violent and that good old white folks. >> nothing to do with innateness. it's simple lay fact. 81 per capita difference. >> has everything to do with opportunity, heather, and we we take away limited action programs, which you oppose and take away the safety net, the manhattan has been aggressive in champions the efforts to evirsate the safety net and pull out the rug from we'll have few punts to make a life for themselves, that's when you see the violence, all due respect. i am

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the shooting per capita rate in brownsville, brooklyn, is 81 times higher than in bay ridge, brooklynat's not an artifact of racist policing. that is because people living in brownsville are victimizing their fellow neighbors at that height of it, and people are dying there at a high rate. and that's why police are conducting stop and frisk at a much higher rate in brownsville than they are in bay ridge. >> you can't allow that assertion just to go unchallenged. because it makes it sound as if the african-american, latino residents of brownsville are therefore in italy and inherently more violent than good old white folks spent it has nothing to do with nhs but it is simple a facts. >> and it has everything to do with opportunity, heather. and when we take away for affirmative action programs which oppose gun and we take with the social safety net which manhattan institute has been very aggressive in championing the efforts, and you pull out the rug from poor people were there very few opportunities to make a life of themselves, that's when you see the violence. with all due respect.

but davidson, they started marching cross country, they had a skirmish at a place called brownsvillest of little rock on the 25th of august, 1863, which was the first, the first real opposition of any note that they faced. and then two days later on the 27th they, um, fought the confederates at bayou mieto which is at what is now the town of jacksonville. a daylong fight there, resulted in the union being forced back to brownsville, and frederick steele -- the federal commander at that point -- just kind of sat back and started probing around, figuring the best ways to attack little rock with the least amount of damage to his troops. now -- >> by that time they're getting pretty close to little rock, because -- >> right. they're about 30, 40 miles away at that point. the confederates are primarily fortifying the high ground on the north side of the arkansas river. sterling price who was in command at that point was hoping that the yankees would be as obliging about dashing themselves against impregnable fortifications as he had been at helena. but steele was a far more clever general

without a proper border fence built from san diego, california, to brownsville, texas, there's really no way to control the amount of ba loanee that's coming across our border illegally every day, every week or every year. the illegal importation of ba loanee is a transnational criminal epidemic. >> mexico has its tentacle, criminal tentacles that extend throughout all of north america. now that may sound way out there. but if you can bring illegal ba loanee not united states, you can also bring tiny little items necessary to create a suitcase too. >> stephen: and if that doesn't scare you off, this black market baloney, consider this. >> it could cause vomiting and diarrhea. >> stephen: but there is something you can do. >> the most patriotic thing an american can do to help the ba loanee economy is to eat more baloney. >> stephen: just make sure it's american baloney. >> when it says sausage products are prepared with meat from a single species of cattle, sheep, swine or goat, they shall be labeled with the term designated the particular species in conjunction with the generic natur

squadron whose ta task would be not only to blockade the confederate coast from west florida to brownsville texas on the mexican border, but also to capture new orleans and gain control of the lower vall. at the time, many in the north wondered at wells' selection of fara faragut for this herculean effort. as the the naval secretary, wells wrote in his famous war time diary, neither the president nor any member of the cabinet knew faragut or knew of him. members of congress inquired who he was. and some of them remonstrated and questioned whether i was making a mistake for he was a southern man and had a southern wife. but wells knew about faragut's expression of unionism when he moved from norfolk to new york. and wells was willing to gamble on his loyalty as well as his ability. rarely in the history of naval warfare has a gamble paid off so handsomely. faragut began biuilding his fleet. the capture of new orleans. the leading port and largest city and the gayway teway to th carrier of the lifeblood, the mississippi river. after kidable effort, faragut got his supplies across to the gulf

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and cross the southeast, extremely warm and 85 is the high in dallas and 83 in new orleans and brownsvilleing it almost into the 90's with a high of 88 and midwest locking warm, and kansas city, 87 degrees. >> here comes the sun! >> time, now, to "brew" on this. >> i cannot believe this story but we have to learn more. california police arrest a pastor for reading his bible, out loud, outside the dmv. >> he is charged with impending an open business although the dmv was closed. before our question of the day douglas has more. >> the creation of the world is invisible. >> in february last year pastor was arrested. after reading the bible in front of this dmv office in california. >> this is what the united states is coming to. >> you can preach on your own property. >> lawyer calls it another example of christian persecution in modern day america. >> he was cited for impeding an open business but the dmv office was closed. >> it is crazy. crazy. to see this in america when he was arrested, you can not preach to a captive audience. that does not make sense. the dmv was closed, they mad no bi

the shooting per-capita rate in brownsville brooklyn is 81 times higher than in bay ridge, brooklyn. that is not an artifact of racist policing. that is because people living in brownsville are victimizing their fellow neighbors at the higher rate. people are dying there at a higher rate. that is what police are conducting stop and frisk said at a much higher rate in brownsville. >> you cannot allow the assertion to go unchallenged. it makes it sound as if the african-american and latino residents are therefore in a lee an inherently more violent than the good old white folks. but it has nothing to do with in a nest. it is simply a fact. >> it has everything to do with opportunity, heather. we take away affirmative action programs, and when we take away the social safety net that the manhattan institute has been very aggressive in championing the efforts, and people out the rug from poor people where they have very few opportunities to make a lot of themselves, is when you see the violence. i am no different than my cousins who are serving time in jail. what is different is i was giv

corpus christi, brownsville, you'll get stormed today. wind, hail, the biggest problems.outh texas, there could be tornadoes coming out here. watch that low spin up the coastline. saturday through monday, this becomes a player on the eastern seaboard, with a lot of rain. your rainiest day is probably sunday. there could be more than three inches of rain around the new york city area. boston to baltimore to raleigh, ." it looks a little damp around but especially on sunday saturday afternoon and evening, have showers and then,rstorms but until today and mid 70's to >> all of america's weather was brought to you by claritin. george? >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up, we're going to talk to the duo under fire for their music video, "hot problems." millions are watching. but what do they think about it? some places i go really aggravate my allergies. so i get claritin clear. ♪ i can see clearly now the rain is gone ♪ look! see that? this is all bayberry, and bayberry pollen is very allergenic. non-drowsy claritin relieves my worst symptoms for 24 hours... you guys doing good?

we've got a risk of severe storms brownsville toere storms, brownsville to houston.d thunderstorms possible. a low risk of maybe a tornado or two. as front pushes through, we're going to be looking at rain, heavy showers and thunderstorms firing up to st. louis. one to two inches from corpus christi to little rock. here's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, off to a chilly start on this friday morning. tom kierein, storm center 4. right now we are only in the 40s to near 50 degrees throughout much of the region. there's some patchy dense fog around fredericksburg, culpepper, warrenton, manassas, that should be dissipating over the next couple of hours. lots of sun elsewhere, into the low to mid 70s this afternoon. increasing clouds saturday, into the 70s again. could get strong storms saturday afternoon, early evening and chilly, blustery rain, >> and we've got the daughter of the weather guy at 11 atlanta. what's your name? >> claire. >> what's your dad? >> chris. >> is that mom back there? >> it is. >> say hi, dad. >> hi, dad. >> all right.

we've got a risk of severe storms brownsville to youthen. isolated thunderstorms possible. a major tornado, too, as that front pushing through we're going to be looking at rain, heavy showers and thunderstorms firing up from houston into st. louis. rain fall 1 to 2 inches from corpus christi on up into little rock. >> good morning. it will be a beautiful friday. by this afternoon, the temperatures will climb into the 70's. >> and we've got the daughter of the weather guy at 11 atlanta. what's your name? >> claire. >> what's your dad? >> chris. >> is that mom back there? >> it is. >> say hi, dad. >> hi, dad. >> all right. matt? all right al, thank you very much. up next, do you think your teenager would ever get into a car with a driver who appears to be drunk? or text behind the wheel? natalie's eye-opening hidden camera report. this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word. you have yet to master the quiet sneeze. you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts. well, muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. i

corpus christi to brownsville texas. lovable cb 2,743,000. if you had the overpopulation of these existing latina's, reporters of additional latino majority district. so this presented an enormous challenge for redistrict receivers deep the increased number of latino opportunities. so here's the seventh district and the one we propose to which runs the senate to southeast and an idea that the leadership thought was a good idea and incorporated a version of it in their congressional maps that the state has. this is vigorously opposed by the democratic leadership because he goes and gets latina site out of the district of the current anglo congressional incumbent. alex, were dicicco? what is his name, alex? telesat loud. yes, sir. in the new district? the new district is the 36. he was not included in this district that moved in and ran it did not want to run in the majority district he was going to a strong primary challenge under the latino community. let's talk about dallas-fort worth latinos have grown quite a bit. and with anglo population

we've got a risk of severe storms brownsville to youthen. isolated thunderstorms possible. a major tornado, too, as that front pushing through we're going to be looking at rain, heavy showers and thunderstorms firing up from houston into st. louis. rain fall 1 to 2 inches from corpus christi on up into little rock. >>> good morning to you. got a great-looking forecast shaping up for today. it's going to be a little bit on the warm side later on with temperatures climbing into the upper 80s in fairfield, mid-80s in santa rosa. and the south bay, plenty of mid-80s to go around. tomorrow, we're talking about the 90s. and then sunday, we'll get a lit bit of a cooldown. onshore flow, beach weather sustained, though, at 87 degrees. 76 degrees by monday. and then a little bit of rain toward the middle and end of next week. >> and we've got the daughter of the weather guy at 11 atlanta. what's your name? >> claire. >> what's your dad? >> chris. >> is that mom back there? >> it is. >> say hi, dad. >> hi, dad. >> all right. matt? all right al, thank you very much. up next, do you thi