. >> .who just finished her two years in the bronx.he walked into her classes of 112 9th graders -- all of whom were growing up below the poverty line, learning english as a second language. they were starting the year significantly behindd they had had little exposure to science. she was teaching them biology. &-says "this is your chance to make history." and calls upon them to do what few kids in the bronx do, which is take and pass the new biology. >> mm-hmm. >> so, you know, a lot of people think she's crazy. i mean this is a very ambitious role. >> it's a huge rock to push up a huge hill. yeah. >> she gets the kids on an absolute mission, convinces the kids that if they work hard enough, they're going to reach that goal. >> mm-hmm. >> .and that doing that is going to make a difference in their lives. that that's going to convince everyone that they should be on a college track. it's going to influence.. >> mm-hmm. >> .their course selection and whatnot. so she gets them working with her. &-curriculum because, of course, there is n

instead like many families they remained in the south bronx and inwood touting apartment living. most of the offspring of this family, detesting this condition, diligently sought a place in the middle class. some struggled and failed. most attained stability through service to the city. others surpassed their assigned status and rose to positions of influence in many areas of the society, reaching as far as the u.s. senate. still others perished along the way, succumbing to the ills of all ghettos in spite of their dubious romance provide in abundance. kenny's father was tommy romero, a puerto rican boy born in east harlem, a different kind of ghetto that produced some successes. before he was 10, the romero family took flight to the williams burg section of brooklyn because of the numbered streets such as south 6th and south 7th which carried their direction. in time, the south street became puerto rican, displacing the italians, who moved deeper into brooklyn. the north streets were remained polish extending into green point. his parents purchased a house cheaply and over the y

that is true whether you grew up in a housing project in the south bronx or 81 traffic lights tell inouth carolina like my friend vernon. i know that for effect because of the second story i want to share with you today, the story of near and her son vernon who is an accomplished author and professor of history in south carolina. when i met him i was a college student and he was a graduate student working on his dissertation. it seemed to me at the time that vernon and i came from different worlds. he told me about activities he had done to help his family get by when he was a kid like running beagles and growing peanuts and boiling them for sale. i told him about the things i had done to help my family like selling clothes in a dress shop, working in a bakery beat a gofer in a business office. he talked to me about hunting and fishing, i talked about my hobbies, playing handball against the side of buildings and watching the yankees. this university and i share a very deep bond. we both have a mutual love of the greatest american pastime, baseball. we have a deep admiration and love

"thanks for the gift." >> catholic kids, these little catholic kids are so sweet. >> jimmy: at the bronx that's exactly right. yeah. >> jimmy: "i'm out of here." >> they're animals, just animals at that place. >> jimmy: well, i love it and hopefully this is gonna be a "new york times" bestseller, as well. 'cause i just like how passionate you are about these and they're really good for kids. >> thanks. but enough about that, come on, you know -- >> jimmy: let's start talking about drinking? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you -- you -- you -- that's the thing i love about you, i mean. it's the new kathie lee gifford, don't you think? >> oh, i've always been a drinker. >> jimmy: you always have? [ laughter ] >> yeah. yeah. no, you know what? we don't really drink on the show. you've been there. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we have -- we have it sitting there to make it seem like it's a party. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know and it wasn't our fault. chelsea handler started the whole thing. she had a book out called "hello vodka, it's me, chelsea." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> so she came on our show. what was

that's darla miles of our new york station, wabc, reporting from an overpass in the bronx. winds were gusting up to 40 miles per hour at the time. that's impressive. she hung in that long. pretty tough weather out there. it was incredible out there yesterday. >> it was. >> canceled a concert in central park. the black eyed peas. >> got messy. some of the hazards of the job there. >>> now, for this morning's weather from around the nation. up to 20 degrees cooler in the northeast, thankfully. severe storms in the middle of the country, with gusty winds, hail, and drenching rain in kansas city, st. louis, chicago and detroit. showers from green bay to the dakotas and northern rockies. thunderstorms along the gulf coast. dry and cool for the pacific coast. >> and we're looking at 67 in seattle. 71 degrees in portland. just shy of 100 in phoenix. and 85 in albuquerque. minneapolis only climbs to 65. chicago, 75. 90s from dallas to baltimore. and it hits 85 degrees here in new york. >> ready for it to cool down. >> me, too. >>> up next, the government comes down on megabanks wit

. >> this is the shadow of yankee stadium at the south bronx. woman accusing the french finance her lives with a daughter in an apartment before moving to avoid the spotlight. serious allegations have been made, to not know what is going to of the outcome. it is clear that the event on that saturday have brought together to people from extremely different surroundings. prior to get these two people. >> these rules are so separate from each other. to make this situation a non- funny way almost comical. these are people but would never meet except for these circumstances. for cleaning his room. >> as the imf former leader was distributing several billions. >> the maid came from a different area. >> strauss married into money. >> she is well recognized, and respected. >> they think that just because it is the u.s.a., they do not think that it is a problem. and the french neighborhoods, they did not want to speak of it, in the bronx? a different answer, with a complete sunday service devoted. >> your full forecast coming up. we hear verizon's 4g lte

well i live in the bronx the bronx is. the poorest urban county in the country. it's followed very closely by kings county also known as brooklyn. the super rich of wall street the upper east side are surrounded by desperate poverty and deepening economic crisis but those bloomberg. the governor have turned completely deaf called ear to the needs of the vast majority of new yorkers whether it's on the issue of rent subsidies or as a basic right to an education and i mean education at all levels ok what do you think the solution is because this is something that they think they've and states all over the country with major budget shortfalls in their budget and also with major cuts that many are proposing and we've seen protests like yours and other cities of course with content would be a great example but other cities in the midwest and across the country as well so broadly what do you see as the solution to all of these cuts we're seeing across the nation. we have to reframe it they call it a budget crisis they refer to the deficit crunch they talk about huge de

it was written by a fellow named abel meeropol who was a schoolteacher in the bronx, a left-wing guy,very famous for having adopted, along with his wife, the two orphan sons of ethel and julius rosenberg, but that wasn't until the 1950s. he was a schoolteacher in the bronx who cared about social issues and cared about civil rights and saw a picture of a lynching in the paper one day, and he was one of these very creative guys who was just always writing poems and music and shows. and he just sat down and wrote a poem about this photograph that he saw, set it to music. it was performed in left-wing circles in new york city throughout the late 1930s, at rallies for the loyalists during the spanish civil war, you know, among sort of left-wing types at their bungalow colonies in the catskills or rural new jersey, wherever they went. it was sort of just a cult song in those circles, and somebody who was connected with the show at madison square garden, where the song was performed, was also running the entertainment at the new cafe society, which was the first integrated nightclub in ameri

well i live in the bronx the bronx is. the poorest urban county in the country. it's followed very closely by kings county also known as brooklyn. is the super rich of wall street and the upper east side are surrounded by desperate poverty and deepening economic crisis but bloomberg. or the governor have turned completely deaf called ear to the needs of the vast majority of new yorkers whether it's the issue of rent subsidies or the basic right to an education what we really have is a revenue crisis the rich have seen their taxes for continuously to the low as they have been since before reagan was president reagan reagan institute a revolution today he would be considered an economic liberal the rich people are running roughshod over this country and bloomberg is one of them and what's necessary is first of all to make the rich pay a fair share of the taxes another thing to do would be to stop the wars and cut back the pentagon taxes from new yorkers to the pentagon are about sixty billion dollars which is somewhere between three and four times the combined shor

>> jimmy: what other games, bronx games, are there?jimmy: stoop ball. >> handball was the big game. >> jimmy: stoop ball is a -- you need a spalding ball. >> and a stoop. >> jimmy: and a stoop. >> obviously. >> jimmy: yeah. a lot of people don't know what a stoop is. >> who? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm assuming. does everyone know what a stoop is? [ cheers ] whatever. i'm going to edit that out. >> what? you're talking down to your audience? >> jimmy: i'm not talking down to them. stoop ball. explain the game. this fun game, stoop ball. >> a stoop has, like, anywhere between six to eight steps, and you smack the spalding like a handball. and with every step, it's like first base, second base, third base, home run. >> jimmy: yeah. that is a fun game. >> anyone knows that. >> jimmy: i didn't know that. but what's -- how about -- wasn't there something about the pony? hopping the pony or something? [ laughter ] is no one -- >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you never play hop on the pony, where you -- [ whispering ] [ laughter ] i just thought

jewish facilities here in the bronx in austin take on a military aircraft. a terrifying thought the f.b.i. claims to have thwarted the suspects quickly dubbed the new book for our poor illiterate ex-con fix but neither passports nor licenses know direction foreign entity or real terrorist group instead direction came from shaky hussain a pakistani immigrant on the f.b.i. payroll reportedly paid nearly one hundred thousand dollars for his services f.b.i. operatives provided the fake c four and actually showed a fake stinger missile according to testimony hussein recruited the economically strapped defended by offering carson cash to carry out an orchestrated operation then the agent provocateur were testified as the government's key witness in this nine eleven on their own the f.b.i. has upped its ante against terrorism allegedly boiling hot summers the country question is would there be any obstacle well with our government formation in place to help free despite surprisingly little criticism from amnesty international and human rights watch others have expr

is this something that the bronx? >> that was a change in -- that belongs? >> that was a change made in the last few years. i think it was related to karaoke. >> it has become standard condition on of a permit for karaoke establishments, because in the past karaoke stations -- karaoke establishments were used for activities and curator -- activity. >> i have never seen that before, but number four is a reiteration of something that is already there. >> we have a motion? i moved that the application be approved with all the conditions set forth by the police department. [calling folks -- votes] >> item 6, comments and questions. >> this is a comment. i want to invite all of you on this coming friday from 7:00 on. it is photographs of john lennon taken from his girlfriend during that time when he was separated from dugo own known -- from yoko ono. she will be there. she is a true beatles insider and will remain so. she keeps in touch with the beatles and their current wives. the days -- the biggest thing is that it is 100% absolutely free to get in. it is prod

as margaret said, in 1949 we came to the south bronx, which was an irish neighborhood, mostly. i was sort of a spaced-out kid, destined obviously to be a poet. i was this big at 13 and i was a good rollerskater and the kids were amazed and they befriended me. after a while, they recognized that i had some sort of athletic ability and because i was so spaced out, they mistook it for great courage and if they pushed me, i pushed them back. it was just like a game. so they took to me and asked me to join the shamrocks. i even changed my name from ed vega to ed mcveigh. and this is how they passed me off because most of the teams they played were other irish kids. this was a regular football team so, consequently, they listed me as eddie mcveigh. it was great fun and my friends were jimmy flynn, paddy o'connor. my siblings married the shenny's and i almost married a catherine finerin but it didn't work out. i have a nephew, sean patrick mcflynn. i always question myself because my writing about the irish is really my writing about myself coming to the united states and coming into

and this is the neighborhood near shea stadium in the south bronx, new york.t is where the woman who accused strauss-kahn of sexually attacking her lived before coming into the spotlight. it's clear the events on a saturday afternoon in that hotel room have brought two people from extremely different surroundings. >> the worlds these two people inhabit have become so -- almost comical. these are two people who never would meet except for the circumstances of her cleaning his room. >> he distributed billions of dollars in aid to struggling african countries. the woman in question was grateful for a job, having come here to america. strauss-kahn married into wealth. >> he had the reputation for loving money, so he has always been around a lot of rich people. >> his accuser is described as a woman of dig nitnity and faith. >> she understands that in this country, the law doesn't differentiate between the rich and powerful and the poor and the weak. that's not the case everywhere else in the world. >> in strauss-kahn's paris neighborhood, people didn't want to tal

through a florida records check, it appears porter used the name of a bronx man as his alias, a report from "the new york post" says that man had applied for food stamps and was denied because he was told he had a job at american airlines. clearly that was not the case. so the bronx man according to the report had alerted authorities and this is what kicked off the investigation. now, identity theft, you to think about it, it happens all the time, every day, but the fact is that if he can board an airline and get a job on this airline, into such a sensitive area, it makes you wonder what happened here and what kind of a breach of security this really is. >> it is frightening and very troubling. thanks so much, alison kosik in new york. appreciate that. >>> now back to the casey anthony trial in florida. day 22 has just wrapped up. it was the third day of testimony by the defense. our david mattingly is at the courthouse in orlando. some pretty riveting testimony today, david. >> reporter: that's right. hearing a lot from werner spitz, he is the expert, a forensic pathologist, called by

>> porter used the name of a bronx man as an aliasalias. he had reportedly applied for food stamps.s bronx man according to this report alerted authorities and that's what kicked off this investigation, it's really stunning. >> allison cossack, appreciate it very much. >>> texas congressman ron paul has won today's presidential preference straw poll at the republican leadership conference in new orleans. congressman john huntsman came in second even though he didn't even attend the conference. minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmann came in third. >> there's a couple of rival political conferences going on today in minnesota and they're drawing some big name speakers as well including congresswoman michelle bachmann, one group is made up of liberal bloggers, the other consists of conservative bloggers. bachmann apparently got some glitter thrown upon her at the end of her anti-gay speech when a protester ran up to the stage. >>> all right, some people are calling it the golf summit, president barack obama, vice president joe biden and house speaker john boehner got together for a

in the bronx, a local pastor preached a one-world concept. >> humans are valuable everywhere they comerichard roth, cnn, new york. >>> you're watching "world one," the weather forecast for san francisco supposed to be sunny. but apple computer boss, steve jobs, predicting a cloudy day, it might revolutionize personal computing. find out the link, ahead. each d by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. which meant she continued to have the means to live on... even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> welcome back, you're watching "world one" live if london. we are coming up almost at 6:00 a.m. in new york. our top stories now, let's take a look at what's trending on social media. at number three, the mtv movie awards, actress reece witherspoon getting a lot of attention on social media for her acceptance speech at last night's ceremony after winning the coveted

. >> a baptist preacher from the bronx, she's for international religious freedom >> we have a passionate visionary and defender of religious freedom. >> and we have a big stack of issues just waiting for her. >> hillary clinton served when she served as a domestic advisor to president bill clinton. she's been described as the hair yot turban or women in industry, breaking barriers for the new york -- and the first black woman to be elected senior pastor of the usa. >> around the world, authoritarian regimes abuse their own citizens, violent extremists attempt to exploit sectarian tension and religious freedom is under threat from both quiet intolerance and violent attacks. >> she's prepared to step on to a volatile world stage, as christians and people of other faith is growing with persecution. >> christians must have the right to worship freely in cairo, just those who have their mosques, will never have their mosques destroyed in berain. >> as ambassador, she's worship with different faiths around the world while monitoring religious persecution and discrimination, she'll help private

dots with this case, but through records check in florida, it appears that porter used the name of a bronx man as an alias. a report from the "new york post" says a man had that -- that man had applied for food stamps and was denied that because he had a job at american airlines. clearly that was not the case. the bronx man according to this report alerted authorities and that's what really kicked off this investigation. but, fredricka, we have to remember identity theft happens every day. the fact he could board an airline allegedly with a false identity and work for the airline in such a sensitive area is really troubling. the situation really reveals what could be a significant security vulnerability to say the least. >> alison kosik, thanks so much from new york. >>> now to the casey anthony murder trial in florida. testy exchanges between a defense expert and the prosecution. at issue, skeletal evidence from casey anthony's daughter, caylee. and the manner and cause of the child's death. >> so based on this examination, the cause of death remained unknown for those who did the first a

finally, jeter walked off in the bronx, and so did the tigers in detroit. tied at 1-1 in the tenth.amon santiago went shopping at the gap and the tigers got a win. detroit is tied for cleveland after beating the braves 2-1 in extras. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred rogan. >>> a reality star crashes and blames a paparazzi. your entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >> a high-tech version of mother and child helps train doctors and nurses of the future. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. deserts are heating up into the low 100s, central valley of california, easily up into the 90s today, 76 in l.a., 74 in san francisco, temperatures up in the northwest, we're working on it. still more clouds, so we'll keep you down into the 60s in most cases, tomorrow, a slight chance of showers, no big storms coming through. just kind of a murky, 77 in medford, and spokane to boise, should see a decent wednesday and notice the deserts, we get to 108 for your forecast high tomorrow, so i guess the heat is on. if you're watching us

captioning made possible by kcet public television] >> billy collins taught college english in the bronx for 30 years before he became a bestselling poet-- one of the few whose books have sold over 200,000 copies, thanks to poems such as this one. >> the other day i was ricocheting slowly off the blue walls of this room, bouncing from typewriter to piano, from bookshelf to an envelope lying on the floor, i found myself in the l section of the dictionary where my eyes fell upon the word lanyard. no cookie nibbled by a french novelist could send one more suddenly into the past-- a past where i sat at a workbench at a camp by a deep adirondack lake learning how to braid thin plastic strips into a lanyard, a gift for my mother. i had never seen anyone use a lanyard or wear one, if that's what you did with them, but that did not keep me from crossing strand over strand again and again until i had made a boxy red and white lanyard for my mother. she gave me life and milk from her breasts, and i gave her a lanyard. she nursed me in many a sick room, lifted teaspoons of medicine to my lips, set

the bronx you can involved in a community project where you have one large corporation controlling the daily newspaper radio stations television stations the cable outlet can you tell me that that sounds like democracy the public opinion versus f.c.c. from broadcast blues on a marching. touch . in some pieces but artie's available in grand hotel near a grand hotel emerald marco polo club is a club small hotel so close hotel in the big old circus hotel firstly a ski corinthian a ski punnets radisson s.a.'s royal can fin scheme wake up twenty six o'clock am local scum thoughts in people discuss nice hotel.

york yankees have simply owned the as over their past several meetings and tonight in oakland the bronxept launching bombs and as fans at the coliseum shell shocked. bored and cold, it starts with curtis granderson going deep in the first. he sets the tone, his 17th of the season, part of a four rbi night which continued top four, the single scoring two. granderson has been on fire this season. the as have lost nine straight to the yankees. new york's longest win streak over the as since they were in kansas city. 10-3, the final. encouraging signs before the giants game in st. louis. pablo sandoval taking early batting practice about 75 swings after wrist surgery and another injury concern. brandon bell drilled in his wrist. after x-rays the team says it's a bruce. the manager, bruce bo bow chee bochi. but the bull pen falters. skip schumaker helping to score allen craig as javier lopez takes his first loss as a member of the giants. the cardinals rally for the win. and the single san jose giants winning a team record 12th game tonight. and game one of the nba finals in miami, the heat

. >>> number 2, same game, tight one in the bronx, january hannahan makes an incredible play to gun downcleveland wins 1-0, and austin jackson is coming home, dana with the call. >> jackson tries to score. >> he is a, he is safe. [ laughter ] >> no he is not. >> what happened? >> she is closing it down. >> i need to go crazy. i know -- >> you need spring training? i need to go into, like, referee hab or something. >> i have a carpenter update on for you. the carpenter is still on the loose at grass valley and they have called in fish and wildlife to try and catch the carp. >> the cheese ball thing, we may have to go up there and do it. >> he is calling fish and game because he can't catch the fish. >> we'll be right back. ,, door ,,,,,,,,,,,, fee court is now in session. ♪ that airline charged me a 150-dollar change fee. southwest would never do that. your honor, chump change. that is not right. i don't understand how three clicks of a mouse can cost me 150 dollars. sir. it's personnel on the telephone. [ laughing ] it's computer time... it's personnel on the, on the, on the desks. we ca

. >>> number 2, same game, tight one in the bronx, january hannahan makes an incredible play to gun downardo nunez, cleveland wins 1-0, and austin jackson is coming home, dana with the call. >> jackson tries to score. >> he is a, he is safe. [ laughter ] >> no he is not. >> what happened? >> she is closing it down. >> i need to go crazy. i know -- >> you need spring training? i need to go into, like, referee hab or something. >> i have a carpenter update on for you. the carpenter is still on the loose at grass valley and they have called in fish and wildlife to try and catch the carp. >> the cheese ball thing, we may have to go up there and do it. >> he is calling fish and ga,,,,

then columbus and replaced them with shows they get half the bronx they're out there greasing the skids right now in the winter of those seven with a zero point six number. when i was on the air in the fall of zero five it was like a two point four frames got a strange to me. market if you're going to have a problem it isn't just ohio since two thousand and six doesn't the well performing liberal programs have been taken off the air across the country fresno new haven san diego austin and many more i think it's political and i don't think there's any doubt you can look at the numbers this business is owned by conservatives it's managed by conservatives and it is programmed by conservatives the distorting effect of all that was causing a problem in our democracy was causing people to act based on false information to make decisions about public policy to make decisions in the voting booth based on simply information that was wrong and that there had to be a corrective to that and so in may of two thousand and four i launched a media matters media matters is a research website which track

is said to increase circulation in some a fresh brunches or use and smell of cut grass in the south bronx used to have been dried and the most and in hot water are used it's important that the bush is or has leaves so they don't that's when you use this insulate doesn't feel too bad now the final shocking treatment. up to scrutiny is how they treat the fish because it brings. the fish the fish but what he wants to be beaten with but strains or in council tends a fair pieces of compulsion from all humorous ones you can find sad healthy living and therefore i think is a small time capsule approach a dozen times peace prize to say something to help analysts think by now. but they are killing us here oh i think they supply some that's never and said. mom a song from the skull spoke with me i think of it every day. of the flyers fired from the memories. and i assume oh so long time i'm just here trying to help. i was ashamed. i was ashamed that i didn't. i was ashamed that i hadn't been a hero why i got my arm i got my legs i'm a lot. of them in my. heart i like to be out in all those of cardb

the bronx you can involved in a community where you have one large corporation controlling the daily newspaper radio stations television stations the cable outlets you tell me that that sounds like the mother said the public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues the marching. while the kings go mad their people suffer. how some take advantage of power that was given to them. the secrets of big dirty money . on r.g.p. . this week's top stories omar exceed the libyan capital good rocked by nato its heaviest air strikes since the start of military operations in the bombings that reportedly claimed more than thirty lives and led to growing anger and i think are an intervention. moscow agrees to lift the ban on european vegetables if the e.u. can guarantee they are free from the deadly cold wind back in syria be assurance came from the president it reads internationally you talks with leaders also discuss russia's accession to the world trade organization and the situation in that. also the e.u. prepares a new rescue package for bankruptcy greece starting massive protests against tougher

russian markets opened in the bronx. investors are still cautious due to the european debt crisis join me for a more on this story and the rest of the bulletin on business in twenty minutes. you know this is our table costing live from the russian capital whelk into the program our top story now libya's justice minister says tripoli. is refusing to recognize the arrest warrant for colonel gadhafi issued by the international criminal court at the hague gadhafi and his closest allies are accused of ordering war crimes to be carried out against their own people but really it says the actions by the i.c.c. are just a cover for continued nato bombings. went to see the effects of the airstrikes on the libyan people. the road from the capital tripoli to bragger is lined with the aftermath of war towns abandoned as the population fled the ball. this is what's left of the port of the siege of. home to one of the country's key oil refineries the last plane took off from this runway just hours before it was hate. to say so it's onl

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the viewer and something about flooding and of how our nuclear nuclear power plants somewhere in the bronx but don't worry we will respect the media blackout here on adam vs the ma'am. all right so we've already been over how obama's kind of lost some of his hit back there with the college crowd and now that it's not to say that he's not going to keep a good chunk of his voters hypnotise going into two thousand and twelve but when eighty percent of college graduates are moving home. we've already thank the parents today so please don't forget to thank them again when you move back in with them. when c.n.n. asked c.n.n. asked obama's chief campaign strategist david axelrod how he intends to make obama cool again he said quote i find it is cool to be an obama supporter having sat with him for two years in the white house and watched him watching him work through some very difficult things with a lot of intelligence and grace and equilibrium i have great admiration for him you know working with equilibrium really cool sounds more like a man crush love has a funny way of seeing past little thi

injured two car bombs went off outside the building during a weekly provincial council meeting in the bronx cleared the way for suicide bombers to enter the compound causing two further explosions. the japanese cabinet has approved a plan to help the operator of a nuclear plant of dollars in compensation to victims of the disaster tepco will now receive government subsidies as well as contributions from the private sector firms been waiting for official approval to begin making payments to those affected by the japanese parliament has been critical of the way tepco has dealt with the crisis triggered by an earthquake tsunami three months ago. the international monetary fund was shortlisted two candidates to lead the board french finance minister christine legarde and mexican central bank chief. will fight it out for the top position with a strong credentials but the guard is seen as the favorite if she's going major support it comes after the resignation of dominic straus current quit amid a sex contested race to succeed him and later this month. a court sentenced a local near nazi group le

well we're having a tour from various cities of tomorrow be in new york in the bronx in which we're talking about the fact that we ought not to be fixated on the deficit we have to be fixated first on jobs and asking people it's a listening tour asking people after a brief introduction asking people about their experiences what have they found in the job market what are you what are they finding with mortgages what are they finding is are the basic problems what should we be doing is there representatives jan schakowsky has sat way here next to talk about. her approach and the progressive caucus is approach to a budget that can work that doesn't slash the middle class is that something the progressive caucus is is pushing right now or is is presenting and why is nobody discussing the alternative budgets that have come out of members of the progressive caucus. well the progressive caucus and the black caucus separately there's a lot of overlap obviously but we produce there what we call a progressive caucus what we call the the progressive caucus budget or the people's budget which gets to b

tambiÉn la zona del bronx.en el oeste de la naciÓn, en la zona de los desiertos y las tormentas se van a registrar para nueva orlÉans, la gran manzana, georgia. esto es todo en el tiempo, continÚen con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> creo que no les tengo que explicar de quÉ vamos a hablar en este momento. >> a quiÉn serÁ... >> a honduras? >> yo pregunto por eso. >> fue un partidazo, honduras hizo un gran partido y a mÉxico se la complicaron. como mexicanos disfrutamos el partido pero la realidad, cÓmo viste el partido. >> el salvador propuso la fÓrmula, guatemala la mejoró y honduras casi lo logra. anular al giovani do santos. y hasta ayer se celebraron las dos semifinales. guardado el principito fue uno de los mejores hombres de mÉxico pero no evitÓ que le dieran leÑa y tambiÉn efraÍn juÁrez, los dos salieron golpeados. mÉxico buscaba el disparo de media distancia. el tiempo regular, valladares. y el atajadÓn y se salvaba. talabera atrÁs y anulando los catrachos. tiro de esquina y el talismÁn respondiendo. no fu

wheel to come off this, is the second run away wheel this year on an mta bus, another came off in the bronx. >> and still to come, military families have mixed feelings. what they're hoping to hear from president obama when he reveals his plan to pull out u.s. troops from afghanistan. >> and a huge premium to see the shuttle launch. one hint, they're going for more than the typical $20. >> a cooling trend continues and i'll have a look at the accu-weather forecast coming up. vvllllllllllgtgtgtgtgtgtgtgti >>> just 30 minutes from now president obama will layout his plan for the beginning of the end of the war in afghanistan. >> the white house has not confirmed skekt figures but he's expected to announce the withdrawal of 33,000 troopses by the end of 2012. >> tonight president obama will announce the beginning of the end of the war in afghanistan. a war costing the united states heavily. >> president identified in december of 2009 that made the commitment that forces would begin to draw down in july, 2011. he's keeping that commit oomt there are nearly 100,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan, in

. >>> un americano del bronx por asesinar una inocente de 3 años la pequeña era la hija de su novia yor había sufrido un infarto. pero luego fue arrestado por presuntamente haberle provocado la muerte. cegado por los celos, otro hispano apuñaló a su ex novia, ocurrió en new york. el incidente ocurrió en plena calle frente a un supermercado, donde el sospechoso se topó con su ex pareja, una hispana de solo 17 años. como si fuera poco, también ap sfa lo a su propio opinión, q primo que trató de impedir que le arriba tara la vida. >>> está vivo de milagro un niño de 2 años, que fue lanzado por su madre, de un cuarto piso en colombia segundos después la mujer también saltó al vacío. >>> el pequeño david salvó de una muerte segura, luego que su mamá intentara matarlo, a plena luz del día, lanzándolo del último piso del centro comercial en la paourb praourt del hospital y en medio de la peor tragedia que haya vivido la duarte. la vida del niño es un milagro del cielo. >>> que no le paseó nada y que está bien y se está recuperando. sí, solo tuvo una fractura en el brazo. y pues el golpe en l