." >> pelley: what does it mean to be sonia from the bronx?ans to be a part of this particular community... how are you? ...a vibrant, loving, giving community. and it's something very special. >> pelley: the bronx of her childhood was a place where immigrants got a foothold on the dream. it's a picture she paints in the memoir "my beloved world," and a life she lives today. you'll find her with the bronx bombers in yankee stadium, and at the annual "dream big" celebration thrown by the bronx children's museum. >> sotomayor: don't ever stop dreaming, don't ever stop trying. there's courage in trying. >> pelley: why is it important to you? >> sotomayor: kids are important to me. i want one of the hallmarks of my tenure to be that i gave something to kids, that i gave something to our future. >> pelley: her own inspiration was her mother, celina sotomayor, who would end up raising the children mostly alone. your father was an alcoholic? >> sotomayor: he was. >> pelley: did you understand what that meant as a child? >> sotomayor: no. i had sort o

>> well, he is chuck from the bronx. >> hey, it is chuckrom the bronx again. >> that is right we him t, and i mean literally the tough eest. >> cow tongue. not cooked. >> yes, he is eating beef tongue and going to eat it raw. you can see the whole tongue on the plate. >> that the biggest tongue i have ever seen in my life. >> and beef tongue is very, very toug tough. >> i have eaten it, cooked. >> he is french kissing a cow. >> you know, i have never french kissed a cow before. >> are you kidding? >> i hope he washed it. >> it is now his time to start. >> what is the challenge? does he have to eat the whole thing? >> i don't think that he is trying to eat the whole thing, but he is just trying to eat it. but he has not had the first bite yet, and he starts to gag. first, he picks it up, and tries to bite it, but he is gagging. >> it looks like a shoe. >> it takes a few minutes to get the piece off to bite it. >> it is so tough, and he says tough repeatedly. >> it is tough. so tough. it is so tough. it is extremely tough. tough. so tough. >> he has a tough time getting this thing down

. >>> accidente en el bronx, el auto era un taxi independiente, el conductor aparentemente sufriÓ untaba en casa y pensÓ lo peor, cree que fue un milagro lo ocurrido. >>> soy creyente y voy a misa y tengo mis imagenes y todas las maÑanas le pido que nos acompaÑe y nos cuide. >>> alondra tiene una ligera lesiÓn en la cadera, su hija un pequeÑo golpe en la cabeza y un pequeÑo rasguÑo en la mano izquierda. >>> se habÍan bajado de un autobus de transporte publico para ir a la escuela, el vehÍculo que las atropellÓ se impactÓ en contra del establecimiento, habÍa chocado con otro auto antes de arrollarlas. >>> pedÍ a la virgen que nos bendiga en el caminan tes de salir. >>> el conductor fue declarado muerto al llegar al hospital, en el bronx new york univisiÓn. >>> compaÑÍa petrolera enfrenta demanda del estado de arkansas y el gobierno federal para el derrame en mayflower, acusan a la empresa de violar leyes ambientales, cinco mil barriles de crudo que afectaron a mÁs de 20 viviendas, la ley establece multas de hasta 25 mil dÓlares diarios para este tipo de casos. >>> 73 personas heridas

you grow up in the bronx there is only one team. even when you leave the bronx there is only one team. a little egotistical about that. 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. it has dangers in what you're doing up using profiling without thought. by that i mean if you are thinking -- if you are a police officer or anyone else thinking that profiling 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. if you have 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 unde

aquÍ en el bronx!quien lleva su ritmo, quiere bailar al son que le toquen, y no, tiene que ser al mismo tiempo que suceda, dice que la que ganÓ fue la escuela de tai pei de japonÉs y dice que durante 5 dÍas se prepararon como parte del entrenamiento para formar parte de esta carrera, como le digo es una tradiciÓn mas de 234 equipos participaron. >>> viste los barquitos. >>> sÍ, de dragÓn. >>> en forma de dragÓn. >>> digo que el equipo de "despierta amÉrica" nos preparamos, y el aÑo que entre llegamos. >>> no, no llegamos sherlyn, nav que tener una energÍa. >>> estÁ buenÍsima la idea, dudo que la jefa nos de tantos dÍas al mismo tiempo. >>> le transmitimos desde china tai pei. >>> quiÉn paga los pasajes? >>> alan, tÚ. >>> con tal de irnos a china una semana, los pago. >>> de veras? >>> ya dijo. >>> pero es imposible. >>> somos 46 lo sabias? >>> cÓmo me gusta ese sonido. (risas) >>> lo tenemos preparado para ti siempre. >>> en polonia, les va otra, no tan lejos como la tuya mijo. >>> aja. >>> quÉ le gust

. >>> 19 hombres y 5 mujeres están ahora en manos de agentesde inmigración >>> un maestro del bronx acusadoa en corte y causo el escandalos en los familiares >>> me quito la viad y que siento impotente >>> uno confía en los maestros >>> anthony de 40 años era profesor de la menor y la ficalia lo acusa de violación el 17 de junio el maestro la retir con egalños del colegio y la llevo a otro lugar en donde la violo. >>> la madre de la niña no pudo contener su frustracion >>> el abogado del acusado dijo que el pidió no presentarse en l corte de hoy y que no pudo pagar la fianza de medio millón de dólares >>> este senador dice que desde el 2007 son 128 casos en nueva york de personal de educación involucrados en abuso sexual >>> sabemos que la mayoría de los legisladores le tiene miedo a los maestrops y el departamento >>> el departamento de educación dicen que es busca la suspendion permanente y califican como obsceno que un representante del departamento se haya puesto a medduias de protección >>> los familiares de la víctima dicen que regresaran las veces nesecarias . >>> los Ángeles tiene g

2500 en el paseo de la fama de hollywood, ella lucÍa feliz y como no, si la artista que creciÓ en el bronxa cantante, mientras se secaba las lÁgrimas, llegÓ acompaÑaba con sus gemelos su mamÁ y su novio casper smart, no faltaron grandes amigos, janes fonda, y gregory nava que le dio su primera oportunidad en el cine, y el cantante pipiul >>> es un dÍa muy especial para mÍ. cuando era chiquita nunca esperaba algo asÍ, pero, me siento no sÉ, no hay palabras. >>> j lo dedicÓ el logro a los que la apoyaron en su carrera, como los seguidores alrededor del mundo. >>> es para los fanÁticos, los fans que estÁn contigo cuando hablan bien de ti, mal de ti, no importa, estÁn contigo, se lo agradezco. >>> por poco olvida agradecer a su madre y sus hijos. >>> el apoyo mÁs grande que tuve era de mi familia, mi hermana no estuvo aquÍ hoy, la extraÑÉ mucho, sentÍ el vacio, y tanto amor, mi papÁ, mi mama, mis hermanas, primas, tÍas, todos aquÍ. >>> cientos de seguidores llegaron temprano para ver a la artista. >>> los boricuas estamos orgullosos de jennifer lÓpez, comenzÓ en el bronx, para recibir una estr

snrgs father with the holy church in the bronx gives a phase to man of the clothe.ing pope francis and worth youth day. >> this fabric is his own invention and entrepreneurial expertis is seeing the pope. he created it out of cotton grown in guatamala and we'ved it and shipped it to the bronx where more sew garments. >> pope francis wants to get out into the streets. he wants us to meet people where they are thinking about their identity and fashion is all about identity. >> it caught the eye of a vogue editor and cameron diaz who wore a pair of the shorts. it is not just clothing, he produces honey and they make bore, featured item in a fundraiser. >> i can relate more to him and me being hispanic and so i think it will be amazing. >> the if i los foe is not just running a business but the parish and developing spiritualitty and buying and selling and making things. nfather andrew hopes that his business paradigm will be something that other churches will follow. >> police pull over a man for speeding, but it was not a routine traffic stop. what was wait negligent

the case in the bronx is not before the judge. the information dr.he judge said you should make an exception. now comes another case. where the baby perhaps even more so -- in the bronx, it will be before a different federal judge. will that federal judge rule in the same way? this is aç new area for judges but the job of judges is to do the right thing in the case beforeç them. not in the grand scheme of things. they rely on guidance from people like dr. kaplan, who should have been in the courtroom but wasn't called by the department of health and human services. >> one of the difficulties is when you start going to court and you say people saying, arbitrary or capricious, you'll have a long line of people saying i don't like the system, put me at the top, for whatever reason. you're starting to jeopardize the entire distribution system that we have for all organs. in other words, i could say, hey, they've got me lower down the list because i'm aged. find me a federal judge and let stick me up there. we have tried to distribute organs in accordin

todo fue tan rápido que solo atino a que no atropellaran a su hija, >> el accidente ocurrió en el bronxra solo saco un raspon y su hija un rasguño. >> el vehiculpo. >> y tambie se conocio que los que estuvieron en twitter. >> estab borrando los twitts encontra del menor. >> no tienen por que empujar. >> y conectartse a noticias univisión. >> hasta pronto. >> ahora esta usted bien informado. >> noticiero univisión. >> música. >> >> no cabe la menor duda que eres una magnÍfica muchacha, maricruz, pero toma en cuenta que sÓlo llevas un dÍa en esa casa. y de conocer a ese seÑor. >> no, pero yo siento bien curioso, como que lo conozco desde hace un chorro. de veras, Él me hace sentir muy bien cuando estoy junto a Él, porque Él es muy comprensivo. >> si es verdad yo serÉ la primera en alegrarme, porque te mereces lo mejor. asÍ se lo comentÉ a un huesped que llegÓ a la pension hace poco. se llama octavio. es muy decente y trabajador, yo lo tengo en muy alta estima. >> ¿se llama octavio? >> sÍ.

en el bronx. acompÁÑenos desde las 6 de la m manana.>>> unos mendigos puercos y se la tragaron toda. >>> vamos a la pausa. y le dirÉ como mantener su casa frÍa en el verano. en breve los consejos prÁcticos para que siempre sientas el fresco. y la familia rivera da el Último adiÓs a chavita. el fanÁtico y amigo de jenni rivera. y enterate de quÉ manera mariana seoane confirma que es una niÑa buena. bueno, quien sabe. y mÍchel salas revela todo sobre su padre. y comienza el fin de semana. felicidades graduados. se gradÚo de utah. >>> y felicidades a samuel martÍnez. >>> se tuvo que graduar de kinder? >>> sÍ. >>> y adriana ramÍrez de los Ángeles, quÉ bien se ve. california. a todos ♪ ♪ >>> vamos a comenzar con una noticia. ayer se le dio el Último adiÓs a chavita, el fanÁtico y gran amigo de jenni rivera. y se hizo presente doÑa rosa, rosy rivera. y jacqueline medina. estuvieron acompaÑando a la familia. y juan rivera le cantÓ el corrido del adiÓs y que convirtiÓ en todo un Éxito. y tambiÉn dijo unas palabras. escuchemos. >>> le dare un pe

una familia hispana del bronx, asegura vivir una verdadera pesadilla, segÚn denuncian, su pequeÑa niÑao de ma eso otross, muchos profesores acusados de molestar sexualmente a sus alumnos, no son despedidos de las escuelas anthony que pagÓ fianza de 50 mil dÓlares pidio por escrito una autorizaciÓn a los padres para kye var a la niÑa a una supuesta entrega de premios, y presuntamente la abusÓ en el propio estacionamiento de la escuela. el caso del ex contratista de la cia, edward snowden disparÓ entre washington, china y rusia. uno de los hombres mÁs buscados hoy en el mundo y acusado de espionaje por estados unidos. se ha esfumado. stephania reporta desde ecuador, donde snowden ha pedido asilo. >>> el paradero de edward snowden el ex analista de la cia, acusado de espionaje por filtrar informaciÓn secreta por el gobierno estadounidense es desconocido en estos momentos y lo Único cierto es que abandonÓ hong kong y llego a moscÚ. >>> en conferencia telefÓnica con el fundador de wikileaks dijo que snowden estÁ en un lugar seguro. pero que preferÍa guardar silencio sobre su paradero. por l

. >> i grew up in new york and the bronx.n all this was happening, when hip-hop was taking off. >> reporter: as a student, he made the connection between the jazz he heard at home and the hip-hop he and his friends played at school. influenced by a strong combination of charlie parker and the sugar hill gang, dr. smith has made educating through hip-hop his life's work. somewhere between hip-hop's roots in the bronx and where we are today, the message has been lost, so for the 80 or so plus students out here today, it was definitely entertainment, but more so an education. >> i didn't even know about it until today, so it's interesting. >> i hope that they understand the creative force of music, but also the connection between generations, that everybody has their own expression, their own generational expression in music and to respect it and also to look for the commonalities. >> reporter: zachary kiesch, news4. >>> coming soon to a national park near you, healthy food. food like lentil soup, fish tacos, tomato soup and pro

. - [bronx accent] i'm brent. i'm the new guy on the crew. - i'm rod. i'm the boss.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? - i have to work late tonight. what am i gonna do with joshua? [baby crying]

. >> un maestro en la escuela de bronx es acusado de violar a una de sus estudiantes de tan solo 10 aÑosra como indocumentados en una sxhulciÓn, lo veremos mucho mÁs en la ediciÓn nocturna. >> muchas gracias. >> vamos a contar la historia de un hispano que se siente culpable por haber saludado a robert kennedy segundos antes de que el polÍtico fuera seso nata nado. >> el kiequilibrista nick agua millas por hora con Él nos vamos, gracias, buenas noches. >> (♪). >> la muerte don alejandro, usted vivirÁ para ver a su hija y estar con ella por muchos aÑos, ella estÁ mas cerca de lo que se imagina. lo presiento seÑor, lo >> he oÍdo decir que la gente empeÑa hasta la camisa cuando se envicia con esto el juego. >> pero yo no soy de esos. >> ¿ah no? yo creÍ que si, no sÉ por que a mÍ me parece que usted es un vicioso, del juego quise decir, porque de otra manera yo no me explico lo que acaba de hacer. >> ¿y si lo hice por usted? >> no me diga. >> lo hice a propÓsito para poder abordarla, estar cerca de

and if, for example, a phone number in the bronx kind of raises its hand and says, well yes, i've been in contact with that phone regularly for the past three months, we then get to ask the phone in the bronx who else do you call? and which point, fareed, we're done in terms of what this program authorizes. if we want to do anything more with that domestic u.s. number, we've got to go back to the court. >> so would it be fair to describe this, as i've seen somebody do, as the meta data program is collecting data in a way that is on the outside of an envelope. who you wrote to, what the return address was, but nothing about what's inside the envelope? >> no, that's absolutely correct and that's almost a perfect analogy. it's the outside of the envelope. by the way, the supreme court ruled back in 1979 that that outside of the envelope information, the meta data, is not protected by the fourth amendment to the u.s. constitution. there is not a reasonable expectation of privacy when it comes to that information. >> do you feel as though when you were at nsa or watching when you were at ci

he has it shipped to the bronx. is part of goods of conscien conscience. >> he wants us to meet people where they are thinking about their identity and fashion is all product. >> his products caught the eye of a "vogue" editor and cameron diaz who wore a pair of the shorts in a photo spread. it is not just clothing. he produces honey harvested from beehives and hops grown in a backyard to make beer. featured item on a trip fund-raiser. >> i can relate more to him. me being hispanic. and so i think that it will be -- it will be amazing. >> philosophy of sustainability is not just basketball running a business but managing the parish and developing spirituality alongside. buying and selling and making things. >> father andrew hopes his business paradigm will be a model for other churches to follow. >> thank you, lauren. >>> growing unrest on the streets of brazil. what is fueling the protests and how the country's president is now reacting. we will have that next. >> plus, bad for business. that's the latest warning f

i live in the south bronx, most of my produce, i get on the subway, and i go downtown, and i buy it,feeling that are they going to go out of their way to experience that. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. andre, you work with people every day that come to you to be healthier, more well. how much of eating fast food is about what's in here. >> it has to do with how good do you feel about yourself. and think about how good the food is and the quality the food is. so it's better to pick up pork rinds than potato chips. >> we see it in the news, most of the people we talk to know about it, but i think there is a strong relationship between the two. >> what role does culture play in this? because i come from a house where you eat fried chicken, things dipped in butter, lard, and just a tradition of eating bad stuff, right? how can we hold on to it and our culture. >> there's a level of awareness you have to have right there. you say i want fried chicken, so instead of doing it the old fashioned way, use coconut oil and it will be lighter, or maybely bake it. people think about once you go h

we eventually arrive at the high bridge, the oldest span connecting manhattan to the bronx. a fence prevents me from going across it. are you an urbanophile? >> i am. they might not identify themselves as an urban explorer, but they inevitably have a story about, oh there was a manhole that i popped or this abandoned observation deck i found. something like that. >> 40 feet of stairs and wall street attire will get you on top. >> reporter: it know it personal. a larger movement for the greater good you. want to see the places you are able to go to, you want everybody to be able to see them if they choose? >> being able to take risks these kinds of risks is something that not everybody can do. but everybody should be able to see the places. darn it. >> reporter: a second bridge we visit is also closed off. is this frustrating to you when you see this kind of blockage from people exploring? >> it makes no sense. >> reporter: our poking around here is unfortunately, unsuccessful. determined to have one small adventure, we head to the last stop and face the big challenge of the

manhattan here, and to see if you can get from the mainland of manhattan to new york state, which is the bronxgoing to cross without getting our feet wet. so we're going to see what is here and also what is there, and maybe we'll be able to get over. >> reporter: we can't get further. >> yeah, the tide is not quite right. so we can actually go around this way. >> reporter: i thought you said we wouldn't get our feet wet. >> how good of a long jumper are you? this is a good place to do it. >> reporter: as we cross, moses was curious, this may just be for an urban explorer, but for the whole thing, it is taking a peak. >> you should always try to poke your head around it. >> reporter: as for me, i can now say i walked on water, from the borough of manhattan to new york. from "nightline," i'm linsay davis. >>> next, find out why one major company's newest ad campaign has a million moms up in arms. spokesman i have to look my so bbest on camera.sing whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or le

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

aÑos que estaba dentro de un coche, cuando empezaron a volar las balas frente a este edad figuras del bronx 25 tiro poetas regreso fladz new york durante el fin de semana, y sus tando a cuatro de los cinco condados de la capital del mundo. >>> los sangrientos hechos provocaron siete muertos y 19 heridos, incluyendo a una niÑa de once aÑos que, tras ser impactada por una bala perdida quedÓ paralitica. >>> muralesste rindoÍendole tributo a las vick dlaenls violencia callejera son fÁciles de encontrar en los barrios han tados por las minorÍas en la ciudad de nueva york. en lo que va del aÑo ya se han registrado 440 balaceras. >>> el alcalde dijo que el Índice de criminalidad es mucho mÁs bajo que diez aÑos atras, y que new york sigue siendo una de las grandes ciudades mÁs seguras de la naciÓn. >>> no ven, solo ven lo que esÁa en en la papel y el no ven con sus propios ojo de los que estÁ pasando en realidad. >>> mientras jaqueline espera que la valentÍa de su hija sara y su sacrificio para salvar a una bebÉ, no sea en vano. >>> lo mÁs dpif la gente no poder comprar armas. >>> en new york, tele

i was born in the bronx. south bronx. yeah.you know, my mother, was on riverside drive, before that i believe it was the south view projects. but and she was born in la. so it is funny. >> rose: your wife. >> my wife was born in, will lao have us come together and create these three beautiful kids is a blessing. >> rose: let me take you back to jerry maguire. >> did you know what you had there when they wrapped? >> i knew when they said, you are going to be doing a read through, i mean, you doing the movie with tom cruise. >> rose: yeah. >> i knew what we had, because i knew -- i was a how long fan of tom before i ever worked with him before, a few good men. >> rose: a fan of what? his acting? >> his presence on stang. >> rose: so cruise, and they said jerry maguire, cruise, you want to be in it? >> no, it was you want to hear the story. i will shorten it down as best i can. my agent calls me and says there is a read this afternoon with robin williams, where you would play a football athlete, now i had just auditioned and misse

something is always happening in the bronx.

at a sunny afternoon game in the bronx there was plenty of frustration. >> it puts a dark cloud over the game. >> yeah. hopefully baseball will clean itself up. >> reporter: until then the investigation continues. the national pasttime braces itself for another hit. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead for us tonight, the first lady takes on a heckler and gives it right back. later, the invention that could lead to cell phone charging in seconds. wait until you meet the inventor. >>> it happens to the president a lot. it's part of the job. first lady, not so much. but last night she had to deal with a heckler. a woman at an event took on mrs. obama and ended up getting it right back. our report tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: her husband the president has honed his method for dealing with hecklers. most recently, two weeks ago in his speech about drones in guantanamo. >> let me finish, ma'am. >> this is very important. >> so today -- so today -- >> there are 102 people on a hunger strike. these desperate people -- >> i'm about to address it, ma'am. you

. >> linda pastan grew up jewish in the bronx reading ralph waldo emerson and albert camus. she went to radcliffe in the '50s, and won a poetry prize from madamoiselle magazine. sylvia plath was the runner up. isn't the moon dark too, most of the time? and doesn't the white page seem unfinished without the dark stain of alphabets? when god demanded light, he didn't banish darkness. instead he invented ebony and crows and that small mole on your left cheekbone. or did you mean to ask "why are you sad so often?" ask the moon. ask what it has witnessed. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) [ music ] >> you know a lot of california is desert, wide open spaces filled with natural beauty and human history. i never get tired of visiting our deserts because there's always something new and interesting and overwhelming to see. and when you visit the desert, everything out here seems to take on a bigger than life scale. now, right now we are at a wind farm in the palm springs area and look at the size of these wind turbines, they're huge. they're over 120 feet tall, the diameter of the

time to bounce in the bronx.e 4-3, over texas. >>> dodgers trying to make it two in a row over the giants. dodgers up one. two on, two out. top nine. up three when the inning began. matt kemp, welcome back. oh. it's caught for dodger baseball. 6-5, l.a. >>> that's all we got. thanks for watching. >> we actually had more. but that's all you get. >> that's all we get? >> he's teasing us. >> not very nice. >>> coming up next, we have a whole lot more. we're going to give it to you in "the pulse." >> a primate showing kids who is boss. >>> people are claiming that cap'n crunch is a fraud. not a real captain. breaking my heart. hear what he has to say about it. [ female announcer ] love. it's the most powerful thing on the planet. love holds us in the beginning. comforts us as we grow old. love is the reason you care. for all the things in your life... that make life worth living. ♪ ♪ sweet love of mine ♪ new beneful medley's... ...in tuscan, romana, and mediterranean style varieties. just mix it in... ...and take pla

. >> her small high school in the bronx had limited resources. >> we only had one school come and visit was mercy college. everybody in my class applied. almost every got accepted. we're like, all right, we have never heard of this school, but if they're all accepting us, why not? >> according to a new study from the brookings institution, only 34% of top low income students apply. the college she went to wasn't the right fit. after the second semester she dropped out. >> i wanted to go back a few months after i left mercy. everything happens and i was working full time, and i got pregnant. >> low income high achieving students thrive at very selective colleges and universities once they get there where as if they attend a non-selective post secondary institutions that they tend to apply to, they have about a 50% chance of graduating on time. >> meanwhile, she is still paying off her loans. she says she didn't have enough information to make the best choice. >> i heard about scholarships and opportunities you can get and i would research but there are so many out there. i never knew whi

. >> linda pastan grew up jewish in the bronx reading ralph waldo emerson and albert camus. went to radcliffe in the '50s, and won a poetry prize from madamoiselle magazine. sylvia plath was the runner up. isn't the moon dark too, most of the time? and doesn't the white page seem unfinished without the dark stain of alphabets? when god demanded light, he didn't banish darkness. instead he invented ebony and crows and that small mole on your left cheekbone. or did you mean to ask "why are you sad so often?" ask the moon. ask what it has witnessed. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> ...is produced in association with kcet los angeles, and is seen statewide on... this series is endorsed by... >> well, hello, everybody. i'm huell howser. you know, it seems like these days in california, we're always on the move. we're going places and doing things, and that's what this adventure is all about: moving. but we're not talking about people moving. we're talking about a house that's moving. and there it is right over there, a house that's full of history. it's getting ready to move

. >>> switching gears to the bronx. sunday night brabl as seen on espn. for six innings, not nine.d it working. his first start after a collarbone issue. absolutely dynamite. 8-0 on the season. top six, all the offense he needed. the sox got one in the fourth, one in in fifth, one in the sixth. the one in the sixth, david ortiz. blasts the tenth of the year. the game went into a third weather delay. and you don't have to take my word for it. [ thunder cracks ] red sox win it, 3-0 the final. and that will do it for your "sportscenter" update. i'm zubin mehenti. have a great week. >> con op, they gotta man up. >> i like that. because lightning scares the crap out of everybody. even real men. >>> the home run by david ortiz went a long way. here's one that went farther. >> garrett jones of the pirates hit the ball out of pnc park into the allegheny river. only the second player to do that. >> the ball came 500 feet. came close to hitting a couple of people that went by on a bike. >> right over the head. check it out. check it out. >> one more time. >> and, oh, yeah. >> they didn't eve

that was the difference in the bronx, 7-5 the finals.s, bautista. the jays are red hot. the royals lose to the red sox by a run. the giants in extras win 2-1. the phillies battle back to hold off the mets. 8-7 the final score. and how about the brewers. their pitching getting the job done lately against the atlanta braves. 2-0 the final score. again, we are set for baseball in st. louis. the rangers taking on the st. louis cardinals. the cardinals the best record in all of baseball. updates throughout the broadcast. enjoy the game right here on fox. >>> and this is baseball night in america. we're in st. louis where it has been raining. it was nasty early and just about start time it picked back up again. so the tarp's been off the field. now it's off. a 1:04 rain delay. shelby miller, the hot shot rookie getting ready to start for texas tonight on fox. i'm joe buck, tim carver and ken rosenthal coming up. if the texas rangers are in slust. louis, people are going to think back to game six and seven of the great world series in 2011. but

donny baseball making his return to the bronx.t's the first time these two teams have faced off since the 1981 world series. bottom six, ichiro with a three-run shot to left field. and i just dropped him from my fantasy team, thank you very much. vernon wells hits a pop-up in front of the pitcher's mound. oops. delsario boots it. the yankees win. to the night cap, dodgers rookie sensation, yacil, and this guy is unbelievable. deep in top of the seventh. he could be legendary if he stays healthy. l.a. gets some redemption blanking the yanks, 6-0. >>> nationals/phillies going extra innings. ian desmond. that one is out of the park. the go-ahead grand slam. they end up winning, 6-2. >>> this is a fascinating story. for one family, the daughter of former yankee manager joe torre was at the right place at the right time. big time. torre was walking down a street when she saw a 1-year-old boy hanging from the awning of a storefront in brooklyn. when the child fell, christina torre was there to make the perfect catch. >> the baby was str

fuera de eso tenemos bandas de lluvias, hay aviso de inundaciones desde el bronx, brooklyn, hasta queensmperaturas, temperaturas con el Índice de calor se sienten los 3 dÍgitos. y en la costa oeste tenemos aviso de fuegos forestales. y los fuertes vientos y baja humedad. solamente desciende a los 80 grados. esto es todo de mi parte. continuamos con mÁs de "primer impacto." >>> te quedaste dormida ayer? >>> sufrimos. >>> yo apague el televisor. >>> y llego el momento de los deportes. san antonio aplastÓ al heat. 113 a 77. estableciendo una de las diferencias mÁs grandes. y rÉcord de mÁs triple. los fans sufrimos. >>> bueno, vamos con antonieta que fue testigo de esta paliza. >>> buenas tardes. despuÉs de la gran victoria por san antonio ante el heat. el equipo regreso a los entrenamiento. anoche vimos que se lesionÓ la ingle, no se sabe si jugarÁ. no lo vimos practicar. y vamos con las mejores jugadas y lo que no sucediÓ en el azteca. >>> green anotÓ 27 puntos. y san antonio trituro al miami. y para tomar ventajas de dos juegos a 1. y los spurs se impusieron con un rÉcord de 16 triples. y

gallons of fracking fluid are injected into the earth at high pressures to crack the layers of shell bronx this freeze traps hydrocarbons that are then extracted so let's talk more about this fracking fluid it takes one to eight million gallons of water to complete just one fracking job mixed in with that is another forty thousand gallons of chemicals including carcinogens and talks and such as radium that's in all particular gas that in formaldehyde during the fracking process these talks and toxic chemicals leak out of the shale rock and they contaminate groundwater and drinking water. now one very interesting fact is that fracking is exempt from the federal safe drinking act which is a significant regulation this bill was passed in two thousand and five when dick cheney was the vice president of the united states prior to that he was the chairman and c.e.o. of halliburton and who are the biggest beneficiaries of fracking well how burden is one of them not to draw any conclusions here these are just the inconvenient truth there's also no federal requirement that mandates companies to dis

hundred thirty two in effect so really there was no need for this spring to carry on existing but the bronx swiftly remodeled itself as the prime meeting place for central bankers from around the world and the directors used to meet every month or so to talk about monetary policy and the international financial situation. well now what were two words a really tough time on you know you mentioned the cross they having to reinvent themselves by nine hundred forty three business volumes bowed to less than five percent of its average pre-war years and during this time the b.a.'s had millions of dollars invested in germany and the payments it received accounted for. eighty percent of its income this f.x. how has interacted with germany during the war yes that's a very good question and it didn't just affect it virtually decided it and controlled the b.o.'s interactions with germany because the b.o.'s after a while was almost wholly dependent on the interest payments it received from the nazi germany for its pre-war investments and here is the story gets quite bizarre because during the war germa

suppose in the bronx lend. you know some amounts of loans. and speaking of the commercial bank at any moment deposits are on the withdrawal money. you know as a loan so did not send the assets and liabilities are mixed together and then you have various things like we are in where the pledge someone else's assets as collateral. but in any other business i mean you can't sell someone's car for example and if you did it would be fraud and there would still belong to or. it would have to stop you here. really a very interesting accounting role that banks can to take advantage of this is he's a financial analyst. and stage next we're going to speak with the president and c.e.o. of the solar energy industry association of growing up to discuss the record growth in the solar industry then prime interest producer bob inglis and i will be told over the stimulus policy. and how they are causing the women to hike up their skirts in japan facebook announced they're adding hashtags to their sites you won't want to miss this. so. stream quality enjoy your