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here is how it came down in the bronx. going for career 249 in the bronx.d at 1 in the 4th until the rookie snapped his 2nd career run. getting it to the bleachers. throws it back within any negotiation, same score. 5th inning, the the missile launches into the bullpen. a 2-run homer. giving oakland a 3-run lead. a wave for the trip to cuba. dan, allowing a run in 5 and a 3rd. pulled. he coughed up the lead on a base hit by lyle overbay. 2 runs score to tie it at 4. three of the four runs go. struck out 4. but then, 8th inning, hammering one left into the second deck. that i canning the lead. -- taking the lead. now, a chance to tie the game. getting them swinging on hot heat. 5th saves in as many chances. the a's take 2 out of 3 in the bronx. next stop, cleveland for 4. >>> let's talk about the sharks being red hot, how about the golden state warriors. they will tip off in the 2nd round against san antonio in san antonio tomorrow. golden state lost 29 straight games in san antonio. a streak back to 1947. does it put any pressure on the warriors? >> no. no

i think some of them are from the bronx, too. in her book she describes hello voice reflected by an immigrant upbringing became part of the most powerful 9-person course i this country. the heavy black robes of the supreme court justice have not stopped her from finding ways t let her culture and background show through. she expresses not just her opinion, but herself. and in so doing she manifest th free expression that is not onl illegal right but a foundation of human identity and possibility. for justice sotomayor free expression is not nearly a matter of first amendment jurisprudence from the bench, she has demanded a come exercis it, and defended it her all life . she did at princeton once you read about the failure to embrace a chicano culture and her father complained to the department of health education and welfare. heard tough questions were the reason voting rights and gay marriage case's lead attorneys time tied and lead in the news and does so in writing, of whic is more candid and feeling and personal than that of

[applause] you grow up in the bronx, there's only one team. even when you leave the bronx, there's only one team, the yankees. i am a little egotistical about that. i assume you're asking about racial profiling in police work? i talked to you about the dangers of stereotyping and then holds true in every context, whether it is in police work, in choosing people for any kind of job or for anything. it has dangers if what you are doing is using profiling without thought. by that i mean if you are thinking -- if you are police officer or anyone else thinking that only profiling is going to approve who did something, you are probably going to be wrong most. of the most because that's not the way the world works. their indicators of sorts that have to be listened to? absolutely. they are talking about, if you been following the news about the boston bombing and about criticisms, whether justified or not, about following up on the activities of the two young men .ho were involved is that profiling? it could be. is it something you just cannot ignore

i was at the 1977 world series in the bronx where howard said bronx isce the burning. i felt like having witnessed that that the best way i could give back was by working in public service to end homelessness and help cities come back. been you think there has movement along those lines? think there has been movement along those lines? >> charlotte street that president carter visited, homes are selling for $400,000 on that block. bronx has come back as amazingly vital community. that kind of success story is not everywhere. you can still walk the streets in dietrich into the challenges. we sought to many homeless folks around the street -- around the country. government is not the only answer why we made progress. it is part of the answer. >> you may not be at the world series in the bronx this year. [laughter] cokie. was not >> says the wife of a rabid white sox fan. i serve because i think the future can and should be better than the present. i think working in public service is the best way to help achieve that. i did it when i was a governor. a focus on education.

a three-alarm garage fire in the bronx. a live picture for you right now.ll get more information for you and pass it along and keep you updated on facebook and twitter. melissa mollet, news4. >>> 6:51 is our time right now. let's bring in storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein and get a look at this day that we're going to look forward to. not right now though. >> yesterday was an absolute dream. there's a chill in the air but most of the areas are seeing flowers bloom. you can post your pictures on twitter and follow me on facebook and post them to weather@nbcwashington.com and we'll share. spring storms special that's this saturday morning on nbc 4 at 9:30. storm team 4 spring storm special. be sure to tune in if you will be out and about. dvr and watch. as we look at the view from space we have some of these low clouds moving in from the east from across the bay. southern maryland, eastern suburbs, now crossing over the district. west and north of washington it's clear. half moon in the southern sky and temperatures are chilly. you need a jacket this mor

bronx therein the is only one team. even when you leave the bronx there is only one team. that.le egotistical about i am assuming you are asking about racial profiling in police work. i talked to you about the dangers of stereotypes and that holds true in context, whether it is in police work, in choosing people for any kind of job. what you'rers in doing up using profiling without thought. by that i mean if you are policeg -- if you are a officer or anyone else thinking can be used to prove something you are going to be disappointed. that is not the way the world works. are there indicators that have to be listened to? absolutely. been following the news about the boston bombing and criticisms about whether they justified or not on following up on the activities of the two young men who were involved -- is that profiling? could be. is it something you cannot ignore? sometimes not. there is a fine line that the society walks in trying to be fair. as long as you understand that whatever you do in life do not do it without thought. understand the purpose of what you're doing

i wrote about the south bronx in terms that i think most people are unaccustomed to.the south bronx people don't know is the one portrayed in the famous movie when i was growing up, fort apache. dirty, crime and drug ridden. that's the world most people think about. i wrote about the people. i wrote about the values of that community, about the hopes and struggles of the people who live within those communities so that others could see a world that was different than their expectation, and that could be a beloved world for someone like me, who that community birth. and so it wasn't an identity of just being a puerto rican, although mind you, that was a really important part of this book, to introduce people to an island that many americans think is foreign. you know, it is interesting how many people have asked me, did my parents need a visa when they migrated to new york, okay? so part of my purpose was a little bit educational but it was more promotional to try to show people how one's life can be endearing, and loved and be loved even with challenges. >> beautiful.

, the bronx is burning. i felt like having witnessed that, that the best way i could give back by working in public service to try to end homelessness and to help cities come back. do you think there has been movement along those lines? >> if you go back to the same streets in the south bronx charlottefact, street that president carter visited in 1977 and compared to dresden after world war ii. ii, homes are selling for $400,000 on that block. the south bronx has come back as an amazingly -- still very amazingly vital community. that kind of success story is not everywhere. if you walk the streets of detroit and see the kind of challenges, we still have too many homeless folks on the streets around the country, but we have made real progress. government is not the only answer of why we have made progress, but it is part of the answer. >> you might not be a world series in the bronx this year. [laughter] >> this was not cokie. >> wife of a rabid anti-span. -- yankees fan. >> you probably cannot afford to buy

she got a job in a sweatshop in new york city and stayed with an aunt in an apartment in the bronx, and when she had made enough money and had learned just about enough english, she took that ship back to puerto rico, and i remember it was christmastime, because she had to go back for christmas. her idea was to bring me back to the united states for that better life that she was after. so after i was there, after she was with us for about a month or so she said, "we're going to another place that's going to be so much fun and so exciting, so great," on and on. i went on the boat with her, happy, knowing that my little brother francisco would eventually come also. it's just that one of us had to go first. it couldn't be both of us. we took this nightmarish trip on the ship, which ran into a huge storm, and we got ourselves into new york city. i remember passing the statue of liberty, where i saw that lady and i thought she was holding a giant ice cream cone. and my mama said, "no, that lady is saying 'welcome.' this is the lady who's going to help us have a better life. meantime, i'm fre

. >> posiblemente todos nos recordamos de nuestro primer trabajo fuimos con jackie guerrido al bronx.yudaron mucho. >> (habla en inglés). >> jackie demostro que es tremenda vendedora. >> esto es a prueba de balas. aquí enseñaba prendas otro hombre entró armado robaron pero esto es a prueba de balas y la policía viene rápido. >> y su amiga estaba acá vendiendo todavía. >> ella venia con una blusita bien coqueta con jeans bien ajustados. >> te emociona venir acá que piensas? >> pienso que fueron momentos bonitos en mi vida. siempre existio el quiero salir adelante lograr las metas pero siempre estuve feliz donde vivía y fui feliz lo sigo siendo y es un lugar en el corazón. >> karina garcía univision. >> y mañana pamela silva nos contara también de su primer trabajo. >> y los hombres timidos no tendrán que ir a la farmacia para comprar viagra. >> y quien no necesita eso es carlos que anda más prendido que nunca les cuento al regreso. >> y por supuesto, todos los detalles del pronóstico del tiempo en instantes. >> ♪. x >> aumentan los casos de fiebre por esporas en clima seco en febrero 2

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en el bronx, blanca rosa vilchez. >>> asÍ llegamos al final. buenas noches.as a dejar abandonada, don miguel lo dijo. >> no, ya te expliqué, maricruz. >> ¡ya vete de aquí, vete! ¡no quiero volver a verte! tú ya no eres nada mío, nada. >> no, pero ya me voy, quizás sea mejor así. >> sí, es mucho mejor.

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en el bronx, blanca rosa vilchez univisiÓn. >>> falleciÓ en miami un hijo del ex congresista dÍaz balart >>> tendremos las mÁs recientes imÁgenes de la debvastaciÓn que dejÓ el gigantesco tornado. tendremos lo Último de esta historia. desde california con menor ventaja pero por encima de su contrincante garzeti se perfila como favorito, es lo que indica la mÁs reciente encuesta. y apple que es una de las compaÑÍas estÁ en la mirilla porpor acusaciones que hace trucos fiscales para evadir impuestos. >>> gracias, ilia. >>> y en ambos lados de las fronteras los pueblos uno de otros. regresamos con una crÓnica de la ♪. >>> también una importante distinción al equipo de trabajo de univisión investiga, gerardo reyes fue de los ganadores del premio peabody por el trabajo de noticias univisión del reportaje de rápido y secreto, adelante, maría elena salinas. >>> gracias, jorge, muy merecido premio el cruce fronterizo de san diego y tijuana es de lo más concurridos para muchos la línea fronteriza representa la unión de dos culturas que se mezclan, tradiciones que se comparten. >>> hay pocas vista

york no tienen defensa, estan contra la pared >>cual es la casa de doña fefa >>una por allá en el bronx. >>san antonio toma ventaja en la serie, hoy juega miami heat >>yo le voy a celtic, ni me platiques >>muchas gracias y buenos días. >>hola, saludos jalisco, y guadalajara. (cantando) >>tenor, tenor >>los de guadalajara se casaron en chicago y mandaron saludos a los de jalisco, nos ven por allá. >>más adelante, vamos a ver el resumen de lo que ustedes vivieron >>y williams levy las chamacas todas le pedian autografos >>clásico es >>como este video, descarado el conductor no solo choca una vez ,sino dos veces, como si nada, se va a la fuga, le importó tres pepinos. las cámara de seguridad de la zona pudieron rescatar esto. las camaras hoy en día forman parte importante en seguridad >>estaba borracho o qué paso? >>salió huyendo de un accidente >>está elevado. >>a ti se te pasa la entradita cuando le das una vez, dos , pero si le das para atrás, no. >>pero es que los nervios >>depende de la edad que tengas. >>y el control >>todas las cosas malas que sueñas, se revierten para el bien. >>es

a's in the bronx facing the yankees. a's fans now are nationwide. a sunny day at yankee stadium but colon decide not enjoy this, chris stewart, former giant, shot to left. yankees up 1-0. in the fifth, lyle overbay, gone. could lon knew it. to the second back. overbay's 50/50 and yankees up 2-0. in the sixth. hafner, loves robinson cano. 5 third phil hughes has the a's number. a's scored two in the thine but the yankees win 4-2. >>> warriors on their way to san antonio to face the spurs in the western conference semifinals. game one monday night, and after the great win over denver there will be no rest for the warriors. tim duncan has never lost to the warriors in san antonio during his entire career. 29 straight games, over 16 years. but the teams are 2-2 this season. >> the savvy veteran team that any team -- >> we respect that team, and the way they go about their business. that being said, going to be a great series and a lot of fun. >> mike: meanwhile, the sharks took a commanding 2-0 series lead over vancouver when torres scored the game-winn

bronx is burning. and i felt like having witnessed that, that the best way i could get back was by working in public service to try to end homelessness and to help cities come back. >> and you think there's been movement along those lines? >> well, if you go back to those famous streets in the south bronx today, in fact the street, charlotte street that president carter visited in 1977 and compared to dresden after world war ii, homes are selling for $400,000 on that block. and the south bronx has come back as an amazingly, still very poor, but amazingly vital community. and that kind of success story, it's not over, still walk the street in detroit and see the challenges. we still have too many homeless folks on the streets around the country. but we have made real progress. and government isn't the only answer of why we need an -- progress but it is part of the answer spent much of minot the other world series in the bronx this year by fact spent top. >> very tough, wow. >> this is not cokie. >> the

. >>> as in the bronx facing the yankees. :lon got shelled. a's fans enjoying a sunny day at yankee stayed you but colon did not enjoy this. third inning, chris stewart turns on the pitch. shot to left. give yankees the lead in the fiction lyle overbay, see ya. and colon knew it. monster bat to the second deck. sixth inning, hafner, bloops a single to left. cano -- a's trail. and yankees starter phil hughes had the as number. the a's scored two in the ninth but in the yankees win, 4- >> the warriors on their way to san antonio to face the spurs in the well-con frequents semifinals. game one monday night, and after the win over denver there will be no rest for the weary as the spurs present a tougher matchup an the nuggets, namely tim duncan. he has never lost to golden state. these are 2-2 on the season. a satisfy vicious veteran team, that anybody can step up and -- >> we respect that team. and the way they go about their business. that being said, going to be a great series, a lot of fun. >> mike: only game seven between the knicks and bulls

. >>> as in the bronx facing the yankees. :lon got shelled.'s fans enjoying a sunny day at yankee stayed you but colon did not enjoy this. third inning, chris stewart turns on the pitch. shot to left. give yankees the lead in the fiction lyle overbay, see ya. and colon knew it. monster bat to the second deck. sixth inning, hafner, bloops a single to left. cano -- a's trail. and yankees starter phil hughes had the as number. the a's scored two in the ninth but in the yankees win, 4- >> the warriors on their way to san antonio to face the spurs in the well-con frequents semifinals. game one monday night, and after the win over denver there will be no rest for the weary as the spurs present a tougher matchup an the nuggets, namely tim duncan. he has never lost to golden state. these are 2-2 on the season. a satisfy vicious veteran team, that anybody can step up and -- >> we respect that team. and the way they go about their business. that being said, going to be a great series, a lot of fun. >> mike: only game seven between the knicks and bulls.

you can take carl icahn out of bronx but can't take the bronx out of carl icahn. >> that's right.is next story will interest you. you had a part in all this. liz: by the way see neil he is entire interview with carl icahn on "cavuto" at 8:00 p.m. eastern. david: back to the story we're telling you about, irs is admitting 75 conservative groups were unfairly target by agents particularly those in the tea party. liz: itch red son in -- rich edson with the developing story. >> admission stra the internal revenue service that irs employees in cincinnati singled out conservative groups applying for exempt status. they singled out 300 groups for further review. a quarter of them because they featured the word tea party or patriot in their applications. on a conference call the director of irs exempt organizations says that is absolutely inappropriate and not the way we ought to do things the obama administration says, it will investigate this. >> irs is an independent enforcement agency. the, which i believe, as i understand it, contains only two political appoint sees within it. the in

we no longer have a bronx house detention or a queens house of detention. 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 underst

. >>> right now a massive fire in the bronx is finally under control. coming up, a look at how the five alarm fire disrupted the morning commute for hundreds of people. >>> plus, another victim of winter. where heavy snow is falling right now. >>> and we have called in re-enforcements, slap shot is in our studios helping us get ready [ male announcer ] when you've got fios quantum internet, you get it. that feeling only 100% fiber optics can deliver. and no matter how many more devices you get, that need more from your internet, you know you can handle it. just don't let all that power go to your head... [ dad ] surprise! [ noisemaker blows ] [ male announcer ] okay, let it. supercharge your internet speeds and get more out of your devices than ever before. switch to a fios triple play online for just $79.99 a month for one year and we'll triple your speed for free with an upgrade to fios quantum internet with no annual contract required. hurry. this amazing deal ends may 4th. fios brings 100% fiber optic power right to your door. that's why it can deli

he says "i don't give a (bleep) if you consent or not, this is the bronx." >> i consider what you're talking about an inconvenience and an unfortunate one but at inconvenience not a disaster. two completely different things. >> how is it not a disaster? i've been stopped and i've been sent to central bookings, i've been sent to -- >> for what? for what? >> for doing nothing whatsoever. that's destroying my life. >> when the day comes where you have built and business and it's worth millions of dollars and the i.r.s. comes and tries to destroy everything you built and take it away from you you'll think back at the few times you were at an airport where someone asked you questions or pulled you aside and you say wow, that's a new level of inconvenience. the other was inconvenient, this is the destruction of my business and my life. >> it's not a big deal when it happens once but when it happens every single time, that's a problem. that's crazy and callous. >> callous. funny word, callous. they're not laughing. (laughter) sadly, these people will just never understood what it's like to

balfour strikes out vernon wells to end the game the a's take two of three in the bronx final: 5-4 oakland cleveland tomorrow the warriors hit the practice floor in san antonio in preparation for tomorrow night's game one matchup with the spurs. warriors practice in preparation for tomorrow night's game one matchup with the spurs. san antonio's an 8 2 point favorite tomorrow and heavy favorites to win the series and they should be.it's been more than 16 years since the warriors last won a game on the spurs home court - february of 1997 - something that's not lost on steph curry and the warriors. >> we understand that we need to win for the series. that is the challenge and the confidence and the rhythm. to keep that going. >> a great attitude. and lebron james, the mvp at 28, the youngest player to get this four times. and he is only one vote away from giving it a unanimous vote! also curry getting national attention. >> great for them. >> jacqueline: much cooler today. temperatures dropped 20 degrees. and showers throughout the day tomorrow. >> good night. so she sees her allergist who ha

. >> in new york city, firefighters are battling a smoky four-alarm fire in the bronx after a garage burst into flames. the large column of smoke is surpriseibl from 20 miles away. heavy flames shot from the garage and firefighters battled to keep the fire from spreading to a commercial building. it appears contained to the garage with two cars engulfed and trains are passing the 225 the street station and it is possible train service will be halted soon. >> no big breakthrough but investigators making progress in the search if the killer of appear 8-year-old girl in calaveras county stabbed to death by someone in her home on saturday. investigators returned to the home in valley springs yesterday and will not say what they were searching for. they have collected d.n.a. evidence, fingerprints and several knives from the crime seen. they are reaching out to other agencies to see if there have been similar crimes involving children recently. the sheriff has canceled all vacations and days off for deputies until there is no rest in the case. >> the woman accused of trying to poison star

your honor, but supreme court justice sonya sotomayor says she wantsds to be called sonia from the bronx. she said you can't come from where i came from without feeling the frenzy of exile. and her colleague ruth bader ginsburg was on "saturday night live." the host was playing a very eager contestant on a game show and all he had to do was name the justice. >> name this person. >> i don't know. some old pilgrim? >> that is so wrong. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> all right, well, southeast floods after days of heavy rainfall. this weekend four inches of rainfall fell on the already saturated grounds of chattanooga as creeks and streams filled their banks. bill, more heavy rain? central flooding. all of that can be coming their way? >> nothing will be causing too many problems. minor. minor issues. i say it will be a rather quiet weather week because may is typically anything but. right now we still have some rain left over from yesterday. that continues to plague us in tennessee. minor flash flooding especially if you get into some rain bands. it's raining in t

i question how that could be but maybe the bronx -- 1,000 times percent more? definitely not possible. >> john: when this data dump came out, i'm a bit dismade we haven't seen more mainstream media coverage of it. i think a lot of people don't know until they see a bill. is there any hope in light of the data dump, we might see it help push down costs either from the insurance providers or the hospitals themselves? >> it is hard to know. look i am personally aware of the efforts being made by a couple of the major hospital associations to try quickly to come up with the talking points to beat this down. they'll have a hard time. will people connect to it? i don't know. it is very complicated stuff. but hopefully they will. it is going to take the public connecting to it but the biggest problem is most people do have health insurance and they looked at this and they go well, it's not affecting me. >> john: exactly. >> but it does affect them because what they're not realizing is how complicit the health insurance companies are in this game that they play. why ar

. - [bronx accent] i'm brent. i'm the new guy on the crew. - i'm rod. i'm the boss.t i say goes. i've never been with a man before. - looks like i'm the boss now...rod. - oh! what are we doing? - i don't know. whatever! let's wrestle! it doesn't matter. - [chuckles] liz, what is "adoption stuff"? - [chuckles] - are you adopting a kid? - no. don't worry. that's from a long time ago. it's not happening. - you have a baby name book, and you circled adolf? - actually, i borrowed that book from my mother, so be glad i'm not a boy. - okay, well, why'd you give up on it?

the swinging a's hit throe home runs in the bronx this afternoon, not bigger than josh donaldson's solo the eighth to retake the lead. the a's win 5 to 4 and take 2 out of 3 from the new york yankees so the a's can indeed be somebody outside in the american league west. dennis o'donnell live in san jose and game day tonight on location. >> you isle be talking about what, the sharks, the warriors, what else. >> it's all good. everything in the bay area is a playoff team i.'s amazing. >> it's pretty incredible. >> except the raiders. >> all right. thanks, dennis. we'll see you at 11:00 on kpix 5. good night. ,,,,,, look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-vese high speed intern

a right in america not just a privilege none of us would be happy we would have a hospital in the bronx new york charging seven thousand dollars for a treatment in a hospital a few miles away charging thousands of dollars more for the exact same procedure it's time to take the american health care system out of the hands of corporate profiteers and wall street tycoons and put it back where it belongs in the hands of the american people. and that's the way it is tonight wednesday may eighth two thousand and thirteen and there's still time to get in your video questions for tomorrow's. your take my take side which is grab your phone or hop on your computer hit record and e-mail your video question to your take my take at g. mail dot com and don't forget democracy begins with you get out there get active tag you're it. israel's massive attack near damascus days ago wiping syria's raging civil war ben there's the issue of chemical weapons should western support of assad's enemies be but drawn if it is proven that the rebels are using them against their own people. the worst of those they ar

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a right in america not just a privilege none of us would be happy we would have a hospital in the bronx new york charging seven thousand dollars for a treatment in a hospital a few miles away charging thousands of dollars more for the exact same procedure it's time to take the american health care system out of the hands of corporate profiteers and wall street tycoons and put it back where it belongs in the hands of the american people and that's the way it is tonight wednesday may eighth two thousand and thirteen and there's still time to get in your video questions for tomorrow's tomorrow night's your take my take segment is grab your phone or hop on your computer hit record and e-mail your video question to your take my take g. mail dot com and don't forget democracy begins with you get out there get active tag your. technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future covered. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada from china corporations are all day. good afternoon to welcome to pri

and the very very ugly real bronx tours up until yesterday the new york based company was offering forty five dollar bus tours through that city's bronx neighborhood that were advertised as quote a ride through a real new york. they get home safe in their cushy ride areas of visitors could explore the mysterious neighborhood that was notorious in the seventy's and eighty's for drugs gangs crime and murder after angry letters from city officials an embarrassing story the new york post real bronc stories was forced to shut down its controversial program on tuesday over the fact that someone actually thought ghetto tours were a good idea and the fact that they were operational for so long is just pure. t.v. as is blowing in their decision not to air a documentary on the koch brothers is pretty horrifying proof of it but it wasn't always this way back in november seventh one thousand nine hundred sixty seven president lyndon b. johnson signed into law the public broadcasting act that accept public broadcasting in the united states by establishing the corporation for public broadcasting which

, the bronx zoo and i quote a ride through a real new york city ghetto.utside st. mary's park where the guide warned her group not to walk without a new yorker and pointed out a liven residents waiting outside a church food pantry. the company's website is now off line. but only after outrage from several new york city newspapers and bronx politicians. until they spoke up, the tour operators clearly thought turning poverty into a tourist attraction was good business. wow, seriously? >>> and then there's pennsylvania governor tom corbett who turned heads when speaking at a roundtable forum hosted by the spanish language newspaper. >> staff members who are latino? >> no, we do not have any staff members. if you can find us one, please let me know. >> i'm sure that there are latinos that -- >> you want to be -- see? >> wow, seriously? it turns out he wasn't even accurate. press aides later reported to pennsylvania media that in fact all of one latino works on the governor's staff. one. maria montero. the director of the governor's advisory commission on, wai

a senior at tufts university, from the bronx, new york... junior at scripps college, originally from tulsa, oklahoma... and now here i the hos- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to a fun time for the next two weeks -- our college championship. my memory's not as good as it used to be. i can't recall if we've had students from scripps or tufts competing in this championship before, but i know we've had someone from the university of wisconsin because we taped our college championship there on your campus five years ago. so, good luck to all three of you. let's go to work in this quarter-final round. are the categories let's go to work in thifor you...final round. it's premiering tomorrow on pbs... hannah, you get to start us off. i'll take rocks & minerals for $200, please. julia. what is coal? yes. celebs for $200.

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llevando la alegria da despierta américa al país, esta vez a nueva york, ahí estaremos allan y yo del bronxa el otro lado >> para por favor, vamos a tranquilizarnos, porque debemos ir a las noticias, hay muchas cosas pasando y para eso está nuestra natalia. ♪ >> en el colmo del descaro el principal sospechoso del largo secuestro de 3 jóvenes participó en la busqueda de una de ellas que mantenia cautiva, habían volantes de newt gina de jesus y habían causado 5 embarazos, que terminaron en aborto, se buscan fetos en la vivienda, vamos con viviana avila, existe una posible cuarta victima secuestrada en esa casa del horror, ¿sabes algo de eso? >> así es, efectivamente las autoridades tratan de esclarecer si en la misma residencia hay una cuarta, identificada como ashley summers que desapareció hace 6 años en cleveland ohio cuando tenía 14, en el 2009 el fbi estableció algun tipo de relación entre la desaparicion de summers y la desaparicion de gina de jesus y amanda berry, veamos lo que pasa fuera de la casa de gina dejesus, donde puede ver como esta custodiada el área, globos, mensajes de bien

it in the classical way of some some god like guy saying you know that rob driving down the cross bronx expressway the day's going to get a car accident break his arm i mean that's that's a real religious extremism but i just think the big problem right now in our in this country's specifically and in the world is what religion has always polarized us and separated us and torn us apart and caused wars and it's too structured a belief system and too regimented and i also think that religion is losing step in this country especially because people are not motivated to follow religious leaders but rather follow sports figures or religious leader lawrence jump and that's a very good only i don't mean it's going to lawrence is going to lawrence first go ahead i mean if we take if we have. that can't be true if you take a look at all the. gallup polls that are done over the last twenty years over fifty percent of the american and canadian i'm canadian so i prefer that the comparison population also believe in a young earth under ten thousand years another thirty five percent believe that god

here is our second group of semi-finalists -- a senior at tufts university, from the bronx, new york. a junior from bowdoin college, from charlotte, north carolina... and a senior at georgia institute of technology, from alpharetta, georgia... and and now here isrgia the host of "jeopardy!" --y, alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. entlemen, welcome to the second of our semi-final matches. obviously, we all got the memo -- wear something black or very, very dark today for this match. kristen, cindy, and and g welcome back. good to have you here. good luck, also. here we go -- the "jeopardy!" round. and here are the categories. you know what that means. alex: kristen, start us. i'll take professors for $200. kristen. what is emeritus? that's it. i'll take professors for $400. kristen. what is astronomy? good. i'll take professors for $600.