in point is higher in the bronx than any other borough. people here want to work but jobs are hard to come by. and in too many cases where jobs do exist, they require skills and diplomas that put many of them out of reach for many people. for my generation, a high school diplomas often enough to get a good job and enter the middle class. today, graduating without the grades to go to college or the skills to enter a trade generally means a low-wage job with limited prospects. or for far too many, it means the beginning of a life of unemployment and crime. we just cannot allow that to happen. if you come from a middle class family, as i do, and if you believe that education is the ticket to middle class, as i do, then there is just no peacekeeping the fact that we cannot accept failing schools. and we cannot accept excuses for inaction or delay. all across this city we face the same challenge -- the challenge of building a 21st century economy and building the 21st century public schools that can drive it. it is the challenge of our time, an

a new supermarket -- we have more to go on the bronx.tore offices and charter school will bring 200 new jobs to the long vacant spot in the bronx of on 149th street. we will begin renovating work on the bronx river arts center creating a new media center photography studios and galleries. we will begin reforming the east road to allow for more private investment and export economic development possibilities on webster avenue. and to do that, we are working as a group of neighbors we call the blogs called the new york botanical garden, the bronx zoo, the medical center, and of course the emerging basketball powerhouse. [applause] i knew the father could do it. just don't ask him dhaka football team. and if anybody thinks that reubin diaz and his administration have been to working just listen to the list we came up with. we have been working together. we are also stepping up efforts to keep some 3600 good paying jobs where they belong, at the produce market. [applause] new jersey is seeking a big picture of the market away. but we are ful

mariachi el bronx is on the way.and then you went straight to jersey shore. no break, no reunion with your family in between. why did that do that? >> torture us. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you miss most about the united states after being in italy? >> um -- you know, we pretty much, like, missed our families so much. and i know pauly, he wanted a tan and -- >> yeah. >> the tans in italy didn't exist. >> jimmy: are you kidding me? what kind of savage nation is that? >> you had to go to a nail salon to go tanning. >> jimmy: i noticed, vinny, you are not tan at all. >> yeah, my skin, like, rejects the tan. thank you. i love this audience. [ applause ] i think that's why they put him next to me. we're like a yin yang. >> jimmy: from the promos, it seemed like you quit the show. is that what happened? >> ah, i had some personal problems i had to go through in the beginning. the schedule was so crazy, going right from italy to jersey, 24 hours a day. so, it got real for me for a limb bit and i had to take care of myself.

look what we found in the bronx of new york.t's a charter school called ps51. >> i need your lunch bag. >> okay. >> she's helping her son get ready for the first day of school. brandon seems excited. his mother seems nervous. >> i always burn myself with this. >> this is more than a case of first day jitters. >> i cannot wait to get to school. >> in august, just weeks before school started, she saw this emergency meeting notice taped to his school. ps51, in the bronx. that night, she joined an auditorium packed with worried parents. chancellor dennis opened with a dramatic statement. >> i want to start by apologi apologizing to you. >> he followed with disturbing reviews. >> your school came with the result we were not satisfied with with an elevated level of tce. >> it's a correspond sin general. it can cause parkinson's, cancer and death. tests tce levels at 100 times worse than what's considered safe. >> based on the final confirmation, we thought we needed to shut the building down. >> reporter: parents are upset. >> you are

just look at what we found in the bronx, new york.charlotter school called ps 51. >> she is helping her son brandon to get ready for the first day of school. brandon seems excited. marisol, she seems nervous. >> i always burn myself with this. >> reporter: this is more than just a case of first day jitters. >> i cannot wait to get to school. >> in august just weeks before school started marisol saw this emergency meeting notice taped to brandon's school. ps 51 in the bronx. that night marisol joined an auditorium packed with worried parents. chancellor dennis walcott opened the meeting with a dramatic statement. >> so, first, i want to start out by apologizing to all of you. >> reporter: he followed the apology with disturbing news. >> we decided to do environmental reviews. your school came with a result that we were not satisfied with an elevated level of tce. >> tce is a carcinogen. prolonged ebbing posure can cause parkin son's, cancer, even death. tests at ps parkinson's, cancer, even death. tests at ps 51 showed tce levels at 10

. >> michael from the bronx. >> jimmy: michael from the bronx. [ cheers and applause ] >> hope. >> jimmym tennessee. [ cheers and applause ] very good. all right, very good. now you guys know how celebrity works. you give your partner clues to get them to guess the name of the famous person that's on your card. for example, if the clue was "tina fey," you could say anything like, "she's a star of '30 rock.'" but, you can't give initials or say something like, "it rhymes with queena bley." the clues -- by the way, queena bley is on friday. so, check out that show. it's gonna be pretty good. the clues may be real people or famous fictional characters. the team with the most points wins. ready to do this? >> yes! >> jimmy: let's go. all right, tina, you go first. >> okay. >> jimmy: -- sit down. michael, were are we? here? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, good. >> oh, so we sit? so we go up there and get it and then we -- >> jimmy: yeah, you go first. >> i stay up here. >> jimmy: you stay up. hope, you're down. >> okay. >> jimmy: and you -- we don't guess on this, mike. it's you and hope, all t

ulan live in the bronx. located on a quaint street in the city center the sound of italian chit chats mixed with russian is fascinating at the same time the media. tell me about this location when now and then the cost for a nest so this is the italian school of course. for every saturday the students can study a russian language and ukrainian and latin try to get up to schools and we have a lot of yell for you to because this. is this collaboration between three contests like you. and me it's an important. moving on and what other western influences can be found in the italian capital. one of the most fashionable and exclusive places in central rome is named after the famous russian composer and pianist of the twentieth century eagle sort of in ski the stravinsky bar at the city's luxurious hotel door to see is a place to mingle with the jet sent the venue is famous for its healthy alcohol free cocktails this can be enjoyed i've at the bar or in the mobile this private garden. with thousands of russians vis

and expect exactly what we expected, what we expected alaimo from the bronx. >>reporter: i looked and found fans that are looking forward to facing down tom brady. >>host: russell is getting ready to talk about candlestick park. >> this is lovely. these are hatched that we beazer -- hatched that we wore during the 1981 showed on to have victory at super bowl >> reporting live in the candlestick park, j.r. stone. there were the usual amount of ejections and arrests. 19 people were arrested mostly for public and drunkenness, battery, and resisting arrest. however, one police officer had to use pepper spray. >> to officers found the subject on the third floor. and the two offices that were found on the third floor of had to come in and assessed by using pepper spray. giants fans did not have been a notable difficulties with public officials. vern glenn and gary radnick will show was the highlight. also, how the patriots came over the baltimore ravens that is all coming up. >> it is raining or run the bayt area. the heavy steady rainfall north of san francisco wit

>> yeah. >> you are from the bronx. >> yeah.appreciated, a little bumpy of a start. but you earned his trust and he earned your trust. and became truly friends? >> yes, yes. and john had a great sense of humor. when he saw that, he thought, i'm going to get her. first it was going to be like i'm going to ignore him. like that was going to work. he wore me down. he had great sense of humor. he liked to tease. he treated me like a younger sister. so it was fun. >> we learned a lot about carolyn. i know people used this phrase, oh, she was misunderstood. in reading the book, you really had the idea that maybe people didn't know as well as they thought they did? >> yeah, i don't know misunderstood, i think because she was so private people put their own assumptions on her. i think because of the fact it was john, america's most famous bachelor. she was a little bit of a target for people, you know. they didn't want him -- they wanted him to be there, so carolyn bore the brunt of that, i think. >> also bore the brunt of -- you said h

. >> and bronx mowgli -- >> i think it's mowgli. what was the name of the show? "jungle book." >> that's not so odd. bronx is cute. >> it's a little different. >> why do you think these celebs shoot for these names? >> they're creative people by nature. i just had a gift made for hoda, but the egyptian people as a culture rarely have middle names. >> we don't. >> i wanted to get it monogrammed with her initials, so i had hoda, what do you want me to do, hoda lee or hoda woman? whose are my option? so she picked hoda woman. >> but there in egypt women keep their last names because they see it as an insult to their father to switch your last name. >> i like that. >> so the women have the name of the father and the children have the name of the dad. >> the healthiest cities for men and women according to "men's health." for the top five for women, number five in terms of health, this is in terms of weight and all those kind of things, three is madison, wisconsin. two, san jose, california. and the healthiest city is raleigh, north carolina. >> beautiful city. isn't

i am from the bronx. we love this. >> we travel thousands of miles to come here. it is for every second. >> the best game i have seen in years. >> 17-17 overtime, three different positions, the best teams won. the 49ers next year, ok? >>j.r.: after the game they sang in new york york in the bar. >> if you are a new york giants fan, you are happy tonight, for short. >>darya: tens of thousands of fans are leaving the game right now. traffic is not so busy on the golden gate. the busiest corner of santa francisco would be in at the james lick. if you're hitting the road tonight, you may want to think twice about taking the freeways. traffic heading into today's game was backed up from 101 on the bay bridge to candlestick park. nichole shanafelt has more. >>nichole: heading into san francisco from oakland, the metering lights offer off, westbound traffic moved steadily. as i got closer to the city, traffic really slowed down. he came to a complete stop in some lanes as i emerged onto highway 101. a stalled vehicle contributed to the heavy traffic. here, you can see a

comenzamos acceso total hablando de la diva del bronx quien se esta preparando para grabar junto a loses del reggeaton... les cuento que j lo se metio al estudio para grabar varios temas junto a wisin y yandel...al parecer uno de estos formara parte del nuevo album que se anda cocinando la cantante y el otro iria para la nueva produccion de los reggeatoneros...sin duda alguna estos tres idolos formaran un trio dinamico... y bueno cristian castro no es el unico homenajeando al principe de la cancion...su hijo jose joel lo hara con un musical que escribio y co produjo en honor a su padre...se trata de "amar y querer" una obra cuyos dialogos se enlazaran con los exitos de jose jose...este musical se estrenara en octubre en mexico y hara una gira por centro, sud america y estados unidos... anoche "relaciones peligrosas" paty agarro con las manos en la masa a miranda y mauricio mientras se daban un apasionado beso...y ahora estan en el medio del ojo del huracan...por que miranda podria terminar en la carcel...y esta noche debe enfrentar a su suegra...que sera lo que va a pasar??? no se lo p

. >>> the parents at public school 51 in the bronx, they thought they had won the jackpot.heir children won the lottery to get coveted spots in one of new york's best public elementary schools. but they found out the school had a problem. it wasn't the teachers or the test scores or even the other kids. the problem was the building. it's toxic. that's right. it wasn't safe for the children. and ps 51 isn't alone. in fact, as part of my ongoing reporting on toxic towns, our investigation found that all over the country, children are going to schools that can make them sick. our first stop was ps-51. >> i need your lunch bag. >> okay. >> reporter: marisol krarra is help, her son, brandon, get ready for the first day of school. brandon seems excited. but marisol, well, she seems nervous. >> i'll do this. >> reporter: this is more than just a case of first-day jitters. >> i cannot wait to get to school! >> reporter: in august, just weeks before school started, marisol saw this emergency meeting notice taped to brandon's school. p.s. 51 in the bronx. that night, marisol joined a

taking it to the bronx. under 30 seconds to play, g.w. down four. a shot blocked. fordham going for it on the other end. but tony taylor comes up with the steal. this is a crazy sequence. taylor brings it back up the floor. a huge bucket and the colonials are down just one. less than 10 seconds to go, ignore the scoreboard, it's wrong on your screen, g.w. was down just three here. here's taylor for the tie, but the tide is too strong. the colonials fall to 8 and 13 on the season. and just quick, tiger woods at the tournament today he shot a 66, he's in the lead going into the final round. looks like his second consecutive win if he wins tomorrow. >> that is the news, we'll of course stay on top of breaking news for you. and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a good night.

we no longer have a bronx house detention or a queens house of detention. this is a more efficient way to combine all our resources. and we have 400 people working here, and we are able to do a process that enables us to provide help for rikers island. >> the inmates housed on the barge are adult males with classifications ranging from low to high. >> drug-related charges and a firearm charge. you know, i'm already -- i'm already in the process of a sentence plea. >> i've only been here like a month. and i expect to be here, who knows? i really don't know. hopefully i get bailed out. that's what i'm really waiting for. >> basically, i have been arrested about three times, three or four times. i'm really state property, waiting to go upstate. >> molen jackson, convicted on a drug charge, is waiting for an opening in one of new york upstate's prisons. >> what's going on here, like we say, this is a boat, so it's a little different area from what i'm used to, being in jail. when you are in jail, it is tight. it's a cage. it's something you got to adapt to, you

that's what happened at a convenience store in park chester in the bronx, new york. [ inaudible ]. >> what was that? was that a needle or something? >> that was a needle. the person who shot the video said that the man that they've tackled to the floor was trying to take some things. a worker saw him, stopped him. he tried to get away and the needle comes out 37 this is the boss coming down to talk to the guy because they've called the police and they're holding him and waiting until police get there. >> i'm sorry. >> [ inaudible ]. >> the boss is like you want to do its hard way. we can do its hard way. he's not happy, this guy tried to take something from him. at one point he begs him to let him go. >> pease let me go. >>igcan't. [naud iible ] w can't. >> i promise you i won't come back, yo. please. let me go before -- >> friends to give him $20 so he can just give it to them so they can get. >> i'll give you money. give him -- give him $10 to let me go, please. >> yo, please. i don't want to go to jail, man. >> near the end of this video, we haven't seen any weapons, just that need

. >>> y un estudiante de origen hispano muriÓ tras ser baleado por la policÍa del bronx texas luego dee entregara el arma dijeron que ante la situaciÓn amenazo ante por parte de joven dispararon y el estudiante muriÓ cuando era llevado a un hospital, la familia pide ahora una explicaciÓn ya que el arma era de balines. >>> y en texas avanza n.s sobre un posible caso de corrupciÓn policial, presuntamente alguno agentes habrÍan aceptado dinero por trabajos privados hecht sin la autorizaciÓn de superiores, y juan josÉ desde austin con los detalles y reacciones sobre un caso en que estarÍa involucrado un millonario mexicano. >>> en problemas estÁn varios oficiales de la policÍa en austin texas que y segÚn investigaciÓn criminal, aceptaron trabajar para un millonario mexicano, aÚn no identificado quiÉn les pagÓ en efectivo para asÍ vigilar aÚna hija mientras la joven iba a una universidad local, un caso que no le extraÑa este analista mexicano residente en texas. >>> por quÉ mira tenemos primeramente el fenÓmeno que la misma idea dice que hay mÍnimo 250 ciudades y comunidades en los estados

year with the bronx ochlts improving defense dramatically before that with the saints. allen had second interview with new gm today in alabama at the very bowl. what he said it worked. he's the first defensive oriented coach since madden hired by dave is in 1969. raiders have yet to confirm allen hiring. contract details still have to be worked ou. now prior to allen arrival the broncos allow league worst. they jump up to 24th and 20 respectively in the category past season. sack 23-41. tebow main yo was huge this year. more coaching news. forty-niner special teams coach reportedly scheduled to interview with the colts. they are looking for new head coach. he's one of the best in the business of special tee. he started his coaching career with the colts back in 1989. baseball news now. tim in a giants uniform for at least the next two years pending a physical. he will reup for 4 40.5 million dollars. he asked for 21 and half million a year in arbitration. close to get that go. this deal pays the cy young winner 18 million and 22 next year and a signing bonus. when this

and spirit for the playoff game, but there's a shortage of jerseys for other nfl teams including the bronx. and that guy, number 15, tim tebow. also, the ravens take time out to have a little fun since they get ready for the playoff game this weekend. details coming up. why is ray rice sporting that fu man chu? we look at that when we get back from new york and "tech bytes." >> reporter: in "tech bytes" -- new apple speculation. an announcement in new york next week, only saying it's related to education. but "the new york times" reports it will be apple's push into the digital textbook business. steve jobs said he wanted to transform that market. >>> lg is making headlines at the consumer electronics show with its 55-inch television. dan ackerman says it's already a favorite. >> they are incredibly bright and thin. this is only four millimeters thick and you have to see it to understand how insanely slim it is. >> reporter: it's going to be insanely expensive too, $7,000 to 8,000 dollars at first. >>> and a new smart camera, a cross between a smartphone and point and shoot camera. like a

the world has sped up in a lot of ways, and i think education hasn't. >> dretzin: here in the bronx, where most of the kids weren't engaged in school at all before, bringing in technology has clearly been a net gain. but what about the kids at mit, and the multitasking experiments at stanford? at some point, does the increasing use of technology create diminishing returns? >> i never read books. i'll be honest, i can't remember the last time i read a book. >> dretzin: greg bukata was a senior at a new jersey high school when we interviewed him about his reading habits. >> nowadays, people are so busy that they need to get summaries of it, like sparknotes. you can read the whole book in a matter of pages. so i read all online. i've actually never read, like, "romeo and juliet," so i read it yesterday in five minutes. i mean, if there were 27 hours in a day, i'd read "hamlet," i really would, but it's only 24. >> you will find a lot of english professors saying, "i can't assign a novel more than 200 pages. i used to. i can't anymore." >> dretzin: mark bauerlein, a professor at emory un