a tiger at the bronx to has now tested positive for covid-19.ransfer from an asymptomatic handler, four tigers in two lines of the bronx zoo would develop a dry cough and other covert symptoms which is rare. the usda lists only about 50 animals that have been confirmed to be infected with the virus. animals seem to have much less severe disease from the virus and people do. >> the bronx zoo says the big cats have recovered and are back on display. the bronx zoo remained closed 161 days. the economic toll is adding up for zoos across the country. in philadelphia, the annual operating costs adds up to $70 million. something it will struggle to bring in being open just three days a week. stick with the bottom-line impact is that the organizationl suffer a bottom-line loss. >> the shutdown is drowning aquariums. the alaska sea life center spends roughly $60,000 per month to stay afloat but incoming revenue is down 70% because of stall tourism. >> we were looking that we are potentially going to have to close as of the 1st of october, close permanent

one part of the book is where you're talking about how the bronx taught you to be broke.me of something my mom said when the coronavirus started. i said is everything okay? you need anything? she said, don't worry about me, i have a ph.d. in getting broke, i can handle this if things get bad. you were talking about that in the book. do you think there are life lessons in the bronx somebody doesn't learn in a "good life" that they need to survive today? >> for sure, 100%. if you've never gone to bed hungry or never had to just drink water so you're not hungry, you could definitely learn something from this book. if you've never had to, like, you know, oh, i want meat with my food tonight so let me throw it down my pant leg and walk out of the store. you're definitely going to learn a lesson in the book. it's not about suffering, that sounds wild, but it's like a time capsule to a point in our lives where it was just, like, these were not jokes then, it was real life, and we have to do this to survive. desus talks about paying rent on time and all these topics that are real

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with a backyard. >> i decided moving to the bronx, had a backyard, let me try and grow three things.o is one, collard greens, you know how to grow a collard green because of my people, and eggplant because it sound funky. >> nurturing and a lot of hard work, washington's backyard garden grew and her first batch of tomatoes was for her a defining moment. >> when i bit into it, oh, my goodness, ray of sunshine, it changed my world. i wanted to grow everything. >> and then she did. turning a vacant lot across the street into a community garden. >> you want some collard greens. >> collard greens. >> every week she brings her produce to a farmers' market in the south bronx where the need for healthy food is urgent. the usda designated the bronx as a food desert, defined as a low-income area where people have to travel more than a mile to reach a supermarket. some 23 million americans live in food deserts. a disproportionate number of those americans are black. >> a lot of supermarkets don't want to come into low-income neighborhoods. they've been told if you come into a low-income neighbo

hosts desus and mero talk about their new book, "god-lovel knowledge darts: life lessons from the bronxhat's the cbs news for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm michael george. have a great day. watching. i'm michael george. have a great day. >>> live from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 this

bronx. i called to place his home. one is baltimore. actually, where i live now. i was born a little way closer to the dc area. and then new york, where i spent part of my childhood after my dad died. my dad was a radio personality in the baltimore and dc area. one day he was complaining about his throat and saying how it was bothering him and he couldn't sleep. he went to the hospital the next day. a lot of assumptions were made when he walked into theum hospil stay looking for help. when my mom finally made it to the hospital to join, they asked questions like is your husband prone to exaggeration. they gave him instructions to go home and rest and if it got worse then to come back. five hours they released him and he died. that's when we were living in maryland. my mother had a difficult time with the transition at that point and finally called up her parents and my grandparents were livingth in the bronx. my grandfather was a minister in the south bronx and my grandmother was a schooltea

. >> aquÍ al condado del bronx pudieran ser ellos beneficiarios para seguir con sus programas de educaciÓnl estadio y que no estÁn pagando los impuestos y que ademÁs solamente estan pagando un solo dÓlar de renta mientras estos pequeÑos negociantes no pueden pagar sus rentas por tres o cuatro meses y son los que estÁn pagando los impuestos al estadio, y piden que los ayuden. nosotros mÁs temprano hablamos con un pequeÑo negociante y esto es lo que nos dijo. >> nosotros estamos pidiendo por lo menos que el estadio se hagan cargo de sus actos. nosotros somos los que pagamos por ellos. >> felicidad, ellos dicen que han solicitado innumerables ayudas federales y ninguna se la han dado, estÁn tambiÉn pidiendo a los yankees que traigan nuevamente a los fanÁticos aquÍ a ver los juegos ya que son los fanÁticos quienes compran su mercancÍa, muchos de ellos aparte de restaurantes tienen tambiÉn tiendas de souvenirs, es toda la informaciÓn que tenemos desde el bronx, nueva york, de regreso contigo al estudio. >> sÍ, ademÁs los ingresos deben ser muy diferentes los de los yankees que de esos negocios,

these guys from the bronx, new york, team up twice a week.ps of adult beverages while on the air, as a new yorker put it, diseasedesus & mero have conquered comedy. >> what do you have me out here doing? >> he was, like, i was on the road going to harvard. >> reporter: right before the pandemic, we met at a bar in grill near the old neighborhood. >> i'm going to follow your league. >> you guys want to drink, too? >> why not. sure. we're celebrating, we made it to cbs. hurray, doing big things for the bronx. >> when you hear late-night talk show, you expect monologue, very formulated. so with us it was okay, we're going to do what we want to do. forget like the blueprint that is already there. we'll just make our own. >> i am a single-issue voter when it comes to gatorade. i'm straight up glacier blue gatorade. do you agree or disagree? >> you're on your own, jack. >> wow! wow! i love you. >> i'm not giving up my orange gatorade. >> reporter: just signed to their third season, they offer their different take on pop culture, music, sports, poli

in the bronx, fatema mustafa's kindergartener zarar has autism and adhd. he'll return to class next week. she said the lack of socialization in virtual >> luke:ing has caused him distress and meltdowns at home. >> i'm hoping he starts going back to normal again and learn his friends again. that's one of the other reasons, the social aspect of it. >> reporter: devon conley, a trustee of a school district in mountain view california, says even in tech rich silicon valley, 32% of students are low income. >> i personally know a family that is paying $150 a month for internet access for children to do online learning, but they can't afford food. we can do better than that. we have to do better than that. >> reporter: there are a number of nonprofits and corporations work, all over the country to help kids get online and to learn and parents and teachers can find a list of those resources on our home page. david? >> abcnews.com, really important reporting. adrienne, thank you. our series continues later tonight on "nightline." >>> when we come back here tonight,

vilma: la profesora fernández es maestra en la escuela primaria número 73 del bronx, en nueva york.eciben para muchos es la única del día. randy: es una escuela que está rodeada de "shelters", donde están personas de bajo recurso, por el hecho de que no tienen trabajo o simplemente son personas, familias que han pasado por violencia doméstica. diana: randy gonzález es el consejero de la escuela y trabaja muy de cerca con los alumnos y sus familias. randy: a veces se nota por el simple de-- por el simple hecho de cómo tú observas a un niño cuando entra por la puerta de entrada en la escuela y llegan temprano. y usted nota cómo ese niño llega diario con el uniforme sucio, sin bañar. vilma: esta escuela además de enseñar matemática y lectura tiene a su cargo trabajadores sociales dedicados a ofrecerle atención a las familias más vulnerables. mujer: tengo una trabajadora social, que también trabaja solamente con esos niños y la familia. "so", aunque ellos están acá, hay dos personas separados dedicados solamente a esa familia. vilma: y como parte de esa atención social, proveen alimenta

bronx was the victim of a hit and run attack and also in june a molotov cocktail was thrown at an n.y.p.d. vehicle. nationwide protests 1st gripped the us in may over the police killing of george floyd over the summer there were frequent violent clashes between black lives matter protesters and offices see pumper a member of the national police association also blames elected officials for the spike in injuries incurred in the line of duty. obviously the increase in the riots that have been occurring across america have definitely increase the odds of a police officer getting injured and then the black of consequences for people attacking police officers there essentially many of them are getting away with it part of the problem is that we have you know governors mayors city leaders county leaders who are essentially ordering officers not to enforce the law or they're implicitly setting the situation where officers don't enforce the law or because no charges are going to be brought against you know the people they arrest you know you're just going to have that cycle of violence because th

we lived such a blessed life. >> also appearing, robert deniro, who directed cordero in "a bronx tale way, way too soon. >> his fellow broadway stars making one significant change to the end of these lyrics. ♪ he'll always be ♪ one of the great ones >> instead of "this one," "this guy" will be one of the great ones. ♪ yes this guy will be one of the great ones ♪ >> and thanks so much for watching tonight. "gma" in the morning. david muir back tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. stay safe. good night. >>> it's hot. yeah. it's not. we don't have the luxury of having air-conditioning units at home. people all across the bay area head to beaches and parks trying the beat the heat. >> good afternoon. than thanks for joining us. thousands of people around the bay area head to beaches the try to cool off. you can see from santa cruz the san francisco just how busy the beaches are. >> we oakland s

>> you, too, can live the americone dream. >> stephen: you guys are from the bronx.: because of covid, because some people left the city while this is going on, because there's been a spike in crime, so people say. some people are saying, "oh, new york is dead" what do you say to people who say new york is dead? >> we lived in new york in the 9090s and the 80s, and if this is scary for you, then you were never a new yorker to begin with. >> i mean, i just do my most obnoxious new yorker laugh and i make them stop and think. how many times have people said new york is dead? hurricane sandy, the blackout, after 9/11. people say we'd never be able to bounce back. and that's literally what makes new york, new york. new york is resilient. we have an energy that keeps the city going. >> and, also, now we have the greatest moment ever in history to rebuild the iconic new york we need. and by doing, that we're going to get rid of bottle service in nightclubs because it's ruining a good night, right. people should not pay $200 for vodka. >> stephen: this is true. you know wha

we lived such a blessed life. >> also appearing, robert de niro, who directed cordero in "a bronx tale way, way too soon. >> his fellow broadway stars making one significant change to the end of these lyrics. ♪ he'll always be ♪ one of the great ones >> instead of "this one," "this guy" will be one of the great ones. ♪ yes this guy will be one of the great ones ♪ >> and thanks so much for watching tonight. "gma" in the morning. david muir back tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. stay safe. good night. >>> it's not too often you have triple digit temperatures in livermore this time of year. what people are doing to cope. >>> i'm spencer christian. another day of dangerous heat brings high temperatures to the bay area. up to 112 degrees and now fire danger is elevated. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. abc7 news at 6:00 begins now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >>> it is labor day, but most bay area beaches are blocked. it's to stop the spread of coronavirus, but it means no relief from the record-setting hea

bronx. you know, i called two places home. one is baltimore in one where i live now i was born a little from baltimore closer to the dc area and the new york ray spent a lot of my childhood after my dad died. my dad was a radio personality in baltimore in the dc area. one day he was complaining about his throat and said his throat was bothering him to the point he went to the hospital the next day and as he went to the hospital he was wearing raggedy close and had uneven beard and a lot of assumptions were made about my dad when he walked into the hospital that dayd looking for help. when my mom finally admitted to the hospital to join him they asked her questions like is your husband prone to exaggeration and they gave him instructions to go home and rest and if it got worse then to come back. five hours after they released him, he died., that is when we are living in maryland and my mother had a difficult time with the transition at that point and finally caught up her parents, my grandpar

the usda has designated the south bronx as a food desert. defined as a low-income area where people have to travel more than a mile to reach a supermarket. some 23 million americans live in food deserts. a disproportionate number of those americans are black. >> a lot of supermarkets don't want to come into low-income neighborhood. they have been told if you come to a low-income neighborhood, you're not going to make money. people are willing to pay for food. people are willing to pay for good food if you give them good food. >> you use the term food apartheid. >> that we need to talk about the influence of race, economics, and demographics. and start having those hard conversations around the food system. why is it, in the greatest country in the world where we grow enough food and we waste enough food, food is not getting down to the people that need it the most? >> washington said the food system is making people sick and vulnerable to the coronavirus. >> in this era where covid-19 is disproportionately affecting black and brown, indigeno

i go to the bronx -- is that george?handle himself. >> let me talk to t.j. real quick. you know, it's one thing when, you know, you hear the stories of people that need it, and a lot of people i know, they proceed on the side of, you know, they're prideful, and for you to be able to stand in line to get a meal and even during covid, like, you know, after i recovered from it and when i started to drive around to feed, you know, essential workers and people combatting covid on the front lines and to see people online for pantries, it touches your heart. like, we live in a country that is the richest country in the world. why do we have people out here starving? you understand what i'm trying to say? >> we have people like you who are helping to fill that need. you have been up here in times square with producers and photographers. >> freezing. >> freezing. you think you're by yourself. you're not actually. look over there, and i think you recognize all those -- >> oh my god. >> -- friends and family who have been here. >>

my grandfather was a minister in the south bronx and my grandmother was a schoolteacher in the south bronx, and the house was barely big e enough fr them but they figured out a way to make it big enough for all of us. we ended up moving up there, and then at that point after we moved up there that's where i spent a good six, seven years of my childhood before itt ended up going to military school in pennsylvania. a lot of my childhood was a lot of moving around. but the thing that i do that no matter where we moved to, i i d a remarkable loving family who i was blessed to be able to say, with what they had, they really tried to provide for us as best as they b could. it was something i always felt growing up. >> host: from your firstlw book, "the other wes moore", my father was a kid i ballers have to beingg hospital with a simple instructionsns to get some slee. same hospital was t now preparig to send his body to the morgue. my father had entered the hospital seeking help but his face was unshaven, his clothes to shall become his name generic, his address not in an affluent area. t

host: tony is in the bronx. hi tony. guest.caller: i respect you ver, you're very educated young man. awanted to say this also, you mentioned this about your mother but it's very important about your father that is very important. i am 58 and have been in relationships that i don't have any children or wife and i have friends and i have been in relationships that i try to woexplain that you true duly do need a father in their lives, just not the mother because that hurts when they don't have a father to guide them like a mother. i learned 50 years ago, 58 years ago that is a breakdown in the family and that's very sad because you have a lot of young men who are out here and i lived in new york all my life, you've a lot of young men who are trying to do the right thing but sometimes they don't have the guidance of a black man so i have been in relationships and i am two sisters and a mother, god ncess her that she is here but the thing about my experience then my life is when you have in all respect i love black women but

news with stephen beardsley an update on a us bank moving billions out of london in the run up to the bronx it and forget you can get all the latest information around the clock on our website that's dot com i'm rebecca resist in the end thanks very much. every 2 seconds person is forced to flee their home. the consequences than to send us troops our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises around the world. focusing we don't think i meant i didn't go to university to kill people and i fully expect that a i mean i hate. people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of those who stay behind. displaced starts october 16th on d w. banking giant j.p. morgan is moving billions of euros in assets out of the u.k. to frankfurt and says break the trade negotiations are making it nervous and it's not a lot of money lenders we'll talk to our financial correspondent. also on the show paul white says that semiconductor inventories are sufficient despite its blacklisting by the u.s. not all contents. and will visit hong kong where th

they landed in wood lawn cemetery in the bronx. final resting place of elizabeth katy standon. >> we talk about wanting to inspire women and girls to live lives of their own design. in order to do that, we have to be doing that, too. at is absolely for me what today was. >> they say they hope part of that inspiration spurs people to volt. the team also wants to encourage more women to take to the skies. they say only 13% of skydivers in the united states are female. >> when i was growing up, i didn't think i could be a professional athlete. i thought for sure that was just for men. when i started skydiving and i realize this could be myareer and it was an amazing opportunity for me that i didn't realize was possible. >> reporter: the team hopes their message carries more broadly for women and girls to live fearless lives as trail blazers of their own at all altitudes. soaring high without even the sky as the limit. chalnge chleng nancy chen. the gronkowski. >> reporting from the nation's capital, i'm chip reid. >>> breaking news, e

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news with stephen beardsley an update on a us bank moving billions out of london in the run up to the bronx it and forget you can get all the latest information around the clock on our web site that's dot com i'm rebecca residence in the an end thanks very much for. every 2 seconds person is forced to flee their home. the consequences than to send us troops were drug.

francisco exigen cambios en pantalla ahora el actor lucha contra un mortal virus además la diva del bronxtestas pasadas es lo que las autoridades de oakland esperan evitar, se espera otra ronda de manifestaciones para los próximos días el fin de semana pasado hubo destrozos y gran parte de arrestados no eran de la ciudad de oakland cientos de personas en la marcha en san francisco exigen fin a la brutalidad policíaca y exigen fin de los fondos para el departamento de policía >> la protesta comenzó después de las 6 de la tarde tomaron las calles de san francisco en una marcha al departamento de policía del distrito de la misión >> no vienen a ayudarnos la policía vino a aterrorizarnos tenemos el derecho de tener policía que nos proteja >> alzando sus voces marcharon por cuadras hasta llegar al edificio de la policía donde los esperaban recordando el departamento, montaron mallas para prohibirles el paso y cerraron la calle. pedimos que aprueben el nuevo presupuesto llevará el despido de 200 oficiales y que se destinen millones de dólares para apoyo a la comunidad de raza negra, dice la cam

thank you and then it's going right back to what does look like right in the bronx gary. was 19 at the time in my 2nd year at university and i saw all my classes and my she tauriel so they were very few goes my quasi and my professor told me that this is a big problem not just in no band but all trying to struggle here in the wild that i thought oh i could do something about it oh ok was angola through much or through little. too much. so once i decided that i was going to do this i recruited a few of my friends and so i start lining these robotics workshops and so we had the 60 people sign up for a break i was with him greatly of us actually 1st meeting in the 1st 3 months me toward 124 goals from 5 schools around open. it changed everything going to like it just gave us a. national platform to spread our message and. i was impacting hundreds of people way thousands of people alone with thomas you know or writing about us and thinking about how they were getting engaged and involved and that just had a ripple effect in terms of cost getting out there and doing war crimes

exigieron ponerse cubrebocas que con un cuchillo destruyÓ 7.000 dÓlares de mercancÍa en esta bodega en el bronxosotros. y si pedimos que se cumpla la ley, tenemos problemas con nuestros clientes porque realmente son nuestros clientes. >> si los bodegueros no hacen cumplir la ley pueden incluso perder la licencia de funcionamiento y de venta de alcohol. >> ellos dicen que quiÉnes somo nosotros para nosotros exigirle a ellos que se pongan la mascarilla, y eso nos estÁ trayendo a nosotros muchÍsimos problemas. >> la situaciÓn ha empeorado tanto que este miÉrcoles los bodegueros se van a reuniÓn aire con el comisionado de la policÍ para buscar soluciones. diego arias, noticias telemundo. >> este feriado del dÍa del trabajo marca el inicio de la recta final para las elecciones presidenciales, en medio de la pandemia, la crisis econÓmica, tensiones raciales, la campaÑa promete ser mÁs dura que nunca. cristina londoÑo nos cuenta desde washington dc. >> la guerra por la casa blanca estÁ en su etapa final. estamos viendo la recuperaciÓn mÁs rapida en la historia, asegurÓ donald trump, afirma qu de mayo

bronx bombers with erin judd taken the lead, going deeper early, to run shot, one of four home runsstripes smashed. giancarlo stanton, 443 feet, they lead the series 1-0 over the cleveland indians. looking out for us whether the major-league baseball season would ever be able to get completely off the ground, now it is the nfl's turn to deal with covid-19 you know eventually it would happen, eventually the naysayers will be out in full force after hearing the news today, the tennessee titans have closed their training camp until at least saturday, after three players tested positive for covid-19, players have been placed on the cover 19 list, for the pittsburgh steelers on sunday, definitely wants to definitely make sure that game is played, they are taking all of the precautions and by the way the minnesota vikings play tennessee this past sunday, have also closed their training camp, for a full cleansing of that facility to try to make sure. when you think about the catching football of course you think about dwight clark and the san francisco 49ers, the catching baseball, is the

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my talk of the table is two nfc of the bronx.gan desus and mero the first late night talk show on showtime which is a division of viacom cbs. they offer very funny take on news and pop culture between adult beverages. recent guests include dr. anthony fauci, alicia keys, gold medal sprinter usain bolt, joe biden, kamala harris, and late night tv legend david letterman. >> is that actual something? >> this is -- yes. dominican rum. >> most i drank on my shoves dec decaffenated coffee. >> how many years have you been sober. >> oh, yeah i used to be an alcoholic. >> they shared some of their experiences in a new book called "god-lovel knowledge darts: life lessons from the bronx". this morning they join us. hello. good to see you guys. >> good morning. >> it's really going great. i was so excited about you coming. we all are. you talk about dating, alpha male becoming washed. dating. you say you know it's time to leave a relationship when their blinking gets on your nerves. >> that's right. when you resent them for breathing it's ti

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and i remember a child in the bronx were freezing to death so they want price controls.and that symbolized by the bumper sticker that was very popular in texas let them freeze in the dark. >> and the gas shortage in california they could not see it. >> this is what california gets on the automobile. and it's like the european union from rich countries and poor countries in the same thing happens some have energy independence so the idea of that can't happen then that can't happen in the united states either. that's why jimmy carter's hubris and outside of politics raise the jerryrigged energy structure that then to recombine all the way energy is produced and distributed. >>. >> i think i pretty much exhausted the things i'm interested in. this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. >> we get so many questions about trump. what do you think of the independence movement in europe and ukraine? and even american exceptionalism that it's a european thing?

they know i am bringing love through that window and they show me love whether i am in brooklyn, the bronxe in harlem, this is my community. we just want this community. we just want this community that i love that i am here, icare, icu community that i love that i am here, i care, icu and i am with you. ——i here, i care, icu and i am with you. —— i see you. here, i care, icu and i am with you. -- i see you. we returned to the isle of skye, home to some of the most spectacular scenery some of the most spectacular scenery in scotland and where i am setting up camp for the night. i really think this is what camping should be. 30 minutes from the road, hopped over some rocks and here we are, by ourselves. the laws around camping in scotland are much more relaxed than the rest of the uk. you could pitch a tentin of the uk. you could pitch a tent in most part of the countryside with a few key rules and exceptions. this summer, as a country emerge from lockton, residents reported a big increase in the number of people coming here to camp but that has caused problems. it is where the water ru ns

i heard that you, this sounds like something from the bronx had going on, you had a side hustle out ofr desk in the third grade, is that true? >> i did, i actually started my first business other than like a lemonade stand was in the third grade. my brother bought banana clips at the mall. and i would personalize them with people's names. he was like, sister, we can get great margins on this if i buy them for $.25 and we sell them for a dollar if you just put paint pens and put their names on it. and paint pens aren't as expensive. and i had a whole thing going in third grade and i got shut down and i actually did not get suspended but i had to stay after school because i got paint pen all over my desk and i got in trouble for defacing school property. >> oh, my goodness. but i love that even though you got in trouble, you didn't, like that spirit did not die. you stayed in that like side hustle, i'm going to make it happen. i'm going to take over the world from my tiny desk to my 18 nominations. >> oh, you know, i just always, i have always been curious and interested about business.

he was a member of several cultural organizes in the bronx and speaking foreign language] >> julio was vice president of the puerto rican parade and the fair and puerto rican week's necessarytiveal and he worked for a better bronx and sound view as the outreach coordinator and a successful business owner he was a poll inspector. in 2012, he retired to orlando, florida. he continued his community involvement as a volunteer with several activist organizations including -- speaking foreign language] >> and founder and president of -- [speaking foreign language] >> he is the producer of his own radio show -- [speaking foreign language] he is looking for other projects in central, florida. nd for that, we honor you. n honor of hispanic heritage month we recognize ms. wanda ram oost. she moved to florida in 1999 and involved in empowering new voters about the importance of parental involvement in education. she has been a board member such as jobs with justice, labor uncil for latin american advancement, and legal advocacy. while working as a retailer, she organized workers. e was a founding

there's actually as a feeling somewhat like a bronx. disgracefully means that more and more people are going to realize what we're doing and i know it's. awfully. hard to come out of. the water is choppy but clean fishing turtles will be returned to the ocean. very very excited i feel. they hope to see totals will swim away without turning back. 66 sea turtles have been risky and. it's a special day for a day to she's invited. local children interests today the birds that have recovered will be returned to the wild. the female flamingo will say goodbye to bob . for 18 years now a date has been working to help people appreciate nature and wildlife. domingo bob is the star of the show. his charm helps win people over to the cause which also helps the wildlife rescue program raise donations. bodie is ready to return to the wild and to free agent it's a joyous occasion but there's always a bit of worry will the wild birds accept ody or has she become too tame in acclimated to humans to help the bird flies away for his form and for his other

bringing love through that window, and they show me love whether i'm in brooklyn, whether i'm in the bronxty. we just want this community that i love to know that i care, i see you, i'm in this with you. and to end this week, we return to the isle of skye, home to some of scotland's most spectacular scenery, and where i am setting up camp for the night. i really think this is what camping should be. we walked about 30 minutes from the road, hopped over some rocks, and here we are, by ourselves, right now. the laws around camping in scotland are much more relaxed than the rest of the uk. you can pitch your tent in most parts of the countryside with a few key rules and exceptions. this summer, as the country emerged from lockdown, residents reported a big increase in the number of people coming here to camp. but that has caused problems. so this is torrin pools. it is where the water runs down from the red cuillin, and lots of people come here to camp. there's a distinction to be made between the responsible wild campers and what have now been termed the "dirty campers". i spoke to the croft

pauline out of the bronx. good morning, you're next. caller: good morning. hi. i'm calling to the biden-harris ticket. trump has brought so much division to our country. and i feel as if if we can't unite as a country how can we move forward? the coronavirus has stricken so many jobs, so many people lives, and there is no answer. he lied to us in the beginning. he continue to lie to us now. then to say we have no way of trying to solve this issue? some bringing division. bringing energy and we shall overcome all these issues. there is so many climate change we keep in mind. unrest. and this is not an easy situation. host: this is jennifer out of indiana on that line for those who support president trump. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say all i hear from democrats is how trump has divided our country. and trump is supporting and letting these people burn down our city. it's under his watch. you know the sad thing is, there's so many lives. i have done research, i have looked it up. the record speaks for itself. president trump is an america

he joins us now from his current post in the bronx.f those titles behind your name. i mean, how long does one have to go to school to get all of that listed? - so i have a 4-year degree as a registered nurse, but once i finished nursing school, i then pursued certifications in every specialty area that i've worked, so i have a certification in emergency nursing, flight nursing, transport nursing, pediatric nursing, trauma nursing and critical care. - do you know of anyone else who has all of those titles? do you know anyone personally? - there are a couple. so there's a company that offers these certifications, and i think there's only about 30 of us that have all five, and there's a few of us that have an additional ... - that's amazing. - ... certs as well. so i was a paramedic before getting into nursing, so that's where the nrp comes from. as well as being a registered nurse, i'm a nationally registered paramedic as well. - so you are in this elite group of people who are helping us fight this coronavirus. you actually left your fa

bronx is on the complete other side. you're a democratic congressman attacking a democratic mayor in an ad. >> sure. >> when. ? >> as i've demonstrated throughout this interview, i don't care about party. all i care about is putting the country first. it's clear that mayor de blasio is almost single handedly driving the city into the gutter. but we cannot forget about the fact that new york city also needs state and local aid. new york city needs for the senate and the house and the white house to step up and push billions upon billions of dollars into the city and the state to rescue us from an unprecedented economic crisis. but i have no problem standing up to bill de blasio and saying do your damn job because you're not right now. >> just yesterday did you vote for de blasio last time he was up for re-election? >> no, absolutely not. i voted for sal albines. and in 2013 when he first ran i was a little too busy in afghanistan to vote. >> congressman, thank you so much. >>> coming up next a cnn exclusive breaking here

thank you. >> host: tony is in the bronx. hi tony. >> caller: thank you very much i respect you very much mr. moore you are a very, very educated young man. i wanted to say this also. he mentioned about your mother but you thought your father also. that's very important. i have been three times and relationships that i don't have any children i do not have any wife. i have friends. i have been in relationships that i tried to explain to the woman you truly do need a father in their lives. just not the mother. that hurts the children also and they don't have a father who guides them like a mother. but i learned 50 years ago, 58 years ago that it is a breakdown in the family. that is very sad. you have a lot of men out here, live in new york all my life you have a lot of young men out here who's trying to do the right thing. sometimes they don't have the guidance of a black man. alright so i've been in relationships where the woman. i have two sisters and a mother, god bless her, but the thing in my experience in my life is tha