de los vegetales en sus recetas como si se tratara de medicinas dijo el comisionado de salud en el bronxa financiado por la municipalidad de nueva york consiste en darle al paciente cupones que puede cambiar por productos frescos que venden los mercados de agricultores locales. >> mÓnica t dice que el programa le incentivorÁ a cocinar vegetales para ayudarle a perder las casi 50 libras de sobrepeso que tiene su hijo. >> al recibir los cupones que te dan para comprar aquÍ estÁs comprando cosas naturales que son frescas. >> en cambio cuando tÚ vas al supermercado hay cosas frescas pero en realidad uno no busca tanto comprar eso. >> hay que comer mÁs frutas y vegetales. >> una dieta balanceada y ejercicios son herramienta que su pueden reemplazar a medicinas que pacientes de obesidad tienen que tomar por las complicaciones a su salud que sufren debido al sobrepeso. >> durante los prÓximos cuatro meses se podrÁn implementar los cambios necesarios a este programa, ya hay otras ciudades a nivel nacional que han expresado interÉs en imitarlo, en el bronx nueva york, blanca rosa vilches, univisi

no window unbroken. >> you only see something like this in the bronx. >>> and a guy and a girl each prove if you have 100 people to have sex -- >> at least one will say yes. >> see who has more luck at getting lucky. >> mom, can i call you back. >>> one of my favorite types of videos when the good guys win. you see this guy, he is walking through the back door of a wing zone in norfolk, virginia, and late at night and the late shift and they are cleaning up inside. this guy wanders in. and the two gentlemen say what is up? the guy is up to no good, and then they have a struggle when the guy in the jacket makes a break for the cash room. you see the employees breaking for him, and the struggle ensues and they are in a struggle ensues, and apparently he has a weapon, but these guys are fighting back, and fighting back hard. there goes the weapon and you see one of the guys with a suspect in the head lock and struggling with him and kick him out of the back door where he came from and possibly the greatest bro-moment in bro-tas tick history is coming up here. all jacked up on adrenalin

. >>> plus, from the bronx swallows something he shouldn't. >>> and two dudes audition for a box boxer job. what had them screaming like little girls. >>> i have some video footage that is absolutely going to terrify you guys. a 33-year-old marketing consultant went on a countryside drive in the uk with his fiancee claire hart. this is what happened. >> get out of the car. get out of the [ bleep ] car. >> masked men block their path on the road. they start lighting stun grenades, smoke bombs. they are armed with bats. they open the door and drag ali out of the car. now you actually see them leave the fiancee behind. >> is she laughing? >> they gag him. they tie him up and force him to wear a jump suit. according to reporting, they kept ali in this van once they got him 100 miles from where they dragged him from his car. they forced him to wear, according to reports, a thong-style man's bikini. now he did survive this incident and get away from this incident. according to reports he then was struck down with a stress-related illness. >> well, no kidding. you've just been bound, gagged,

barnabas in the bronx, doctors are seeing the compound effect of five days of 90-plus temperatures. more than half of the calls these paramedics get in the bronx are heat related. >> your body isn't used to the 100-degree weather. it comes out of nowhere and you just pass out. >> reporter: in alabama, a 1-year-old died after being left in the car by his mother. emergency responders couldn't save him. >> what's remarkable about this heat wave is how long it's lasting. for example, in new york city, you look at 150 summers, and we have only had a stretch of heat like this 20 times. >> reporter: mark thompson feels like he's fighting a losing battle, trying to keep his freezers running at the brooklyn ice cream factory. >> it's kind of a love/hate relationship with heat. the ice cream business needs the warm weather, but when it's this hot, nobody even wants to come outside. >> reporter: for now, the ice cream is still frozen, and the good news is the worst of the heat may soon be over. only one day of this weather lasting, it breaks on saturday. i will probably be standing right here

the dominican ladies of the bronx all loved donald trump. he's the son of a huge real estate fortune. >> that's why it's called the dream. you have to be asleep to believe that. and people are waking up from it now. the fact that young men today are making less than their fathers. people are starting to understand, hopefully, that it's not just individual merit but structures and tax policy and wages matter. and when we outsource those rules to campaign donors and their friends in congress -- >> and dukes and duchesses who are the people who make up the ruling class in america. >> the senate is 50% millionaires. >> and you've seen, in the american version of this, right, there is this kind of cultural affinity. that was so interesting about the film, born rich, you made. these people are basically your homeys, you grew up with them. that's who heirs hang out with is other heirs. >> there's a tendency for everyone to stick with people who are familiar to them. and i think that does influence this discussion we're having and trends we're seein

take vo ---y hablando de los cubs; el dominicano alfonso soriano esta de vuelta en el bronx ya que losn chicago para adquirir sus servicios... soriano de 37 aÑos, quien comenzo su carrera con nueva york, tiene un promedio de .254 con 17 jonrones y 51 remolcadas en lo que va de esta temporada... se encuentra a 11 hits de los 2-mil en su carrera y a 11 cuadrangulares de los 400... jf on chroma tag-out ---amigos esta noche los espero con imagenes y resultados de los dos partidos que dieron inicio a la segunda jornada de la liga mx; monarcas- toluca & santos -cruz azul... que siga teniendo una hermosa tarde... blanca ---vamos a la ultima pausa comercial pero a continuacion... take vo ---comida, musica y mucha diversion, arranca uno de los festivales mas populares del area de la bahia que atrae a grandes y chicos.. volvemos con los detalles.. take sot segment ends cesar ---en gilroy, el olor a ajo ha invadido la ciudad take vo ---y no es para menos, ya que hoy inicio el tradicional "festival del ajo". ---todo lo que alli se vende es fabricado o tiene ajo, incluyendo dulces y helados. ---el

went to horace mann prep in the bronx and then vanderbilt. smart guy. price went there, too. >> joe: that's up and away. he's got perkins getting ready in the bull pen. and that could be for the presence of domonic brown on deck. the left-handed hitting outfielder and slugger from philadelphia. right now, it's up to alvarez to keep the ball game alive. runner at second, two out. and a 2-1 pitch. bottom fell out of that pitch. 2-2. >> tim: that's that disappearing slider from nathan. >> joe: and now, alvarez and the national league down to their final strike. good rip by pedro alvarez. chris sale would be the winner. patrick korbin would take the loss. and for nathan, he's one strike away from his first all-star game save. he's ready with the 2-2 pitch. full count. and so leyland's thinking, what do i do? do i take a guy out that's got 30 saves for glen perkins? domonic brown coming up in alvarez can reach. a two-out double by goldschmidt. here's a 3-2 pitch. popped up, should end it. out behind the second base position. kipnis is there. and the american

so it's freeman, not puig, in the all star game derek jeter comeback was cut short today in the bronxt of an as the designated hitter after missing the first 91 games with a fractured left ankle - and got an infield ha hit in his first at bat. but jeter was replaced in the 8th inning due to tightness in his quad and an mri was scheduledso he could be out again yankees beat the royals 8-4 nhl star walks away from $77m i guess it's not always new jersey devils star ilya kovalchuk is walking away from $77 million in future earnings to return to his native russia to be closer to his family and play in the hockey league there signed a 15 year, $100 million dollar deal. by signing his voluntary contract is now null and void - thus leaving $77 million on the table. the 30 year old kovalchuck has played the last 11 seasons in the nhl jason kidd on phone jason kidd left the brooklyn nets summer league game in the middle of the action to take a phone call on his cell phone the nets were trailing 17-2 at the time league when assistant coaches sometime run the having a head coach on his cell phon

i grew up in inwood in new york which is right on the border of manhattan and the bronx. i look back on my life and realize i've always been on the borders both physically and socially. in america, we're so clearly on this border because the geek world and the government world hardly touched at all. it was really finding these absolutely different sort of universes and trying to bring them together and say, there is real value in this universe, understanding this one and vice versa. there is something good that can come out of that. you speak eco here and you speak gov here, but we can make that translation happen, and we can create something that never existed before. if you know anything about what's going on in local government, you know that cities are incredibly cash strapped. we're cutting back on garbage being picked up, we're cutting back on parks being maintained, we're cutting back on checking to make sure if the playground equipment our kids play on is safe. and yet we're going to spend $2 million on something that our folks could do in two and a half months. i

people were just, like, like, the dominican ladies in the bronx were all about donald trump. donald trump represented something like he had made it though he, himself, is an heir. he's the son of a huge real estate fortune. >> that's why it's called the dream. people are waking up from it now. the fact that young men today are making less than their fathers, people are starting to understand, hopefully, that it's not actually just individual effort and merit, but, in fact, structures and the rules of the game that we write together and things like trade policy, tax policy, and wages matter. when we sort of outsourced making those rules to very wealthy campaign donors and their friends in congress -- >> our version of dukes and duche duchesses. >> exactly. >> who more or less are the people that make up what is essentially the american ruling class increasingly. >> the senate is 50% millionaires. >> right. and seen -- the american version of this, there's this cultural affinity. that's what was interesting about the film "born rich" that you hemade. these are people you know.

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and the bronx bomber expected to fall next. >>> also, fruit suit? how hot is it? so hot, a parent came up with a clever idea to keep her kids nice and cool. >>> good wednesday, morning, everyone. growing calls for anthony weiner to drop out of new york city's mayor's race after another sexting scandal. >> but weiner with his wife by his side says he is not going anywhere. abc's kristin fisher is joining us from washington with more. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: anthony weiner was asking voters for a second chance. but now, he's asking voters for a third chance at a political comeback. three of anthony weiner's rivals are now calling on him to quit the race for mayor of new york city. but the former congressman says he is not dropping out. >> i hope they're willing to still continue to give me a second chance. >> reporter: at a press conference yesterday, weiner admitted to sending more sexually explicit messages to a woman as recently as last summer. more than a year after that same kind of behavior killed his career in congress. >> let me just reiterate to

. >>> a fan favorite is putting pinstripes on and returning to the bronx.'s our friends at espn with all of the details. >> good morning, america. this is your "sportscenter" update from our studios in los angeles. he's stan verretts. i'm jay harris. top six. jay bruce says keep looking. two-run home run left center off of greinke. bruce's first homer of the year. reds up 4-1. bottom nine, carl crawford. two outs, tying run at the plate. and he lines out to left. the reds win it, 5-2. >>> yankees and rangers. mariano rivera, last appearance in arlington. got some boots and a cowboy hat from former teammates. go to the ninth inning. mitch moreland. loyal overbay handles that one. kuroda with seven shutout innings as well. >>> alfonso soriano could be on his way to new york. and derek jeter could be ready to go as early as saturday. >> things may be looking up for -- still a lot of injuries to deal with. >> yeah. >> and there's the alex rodriguez thing. we don't have time for that. >>> that's it from here. back to you. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next in "

this time, against the bronx bombers. >> details, now, from espn. >> welcome to our "sportscenter" studiose in los angeles. along with neil everett, i'm stan verrett. yankees and dodgers. a great game to headline a full slate of major league baseball tuesday night. >> 17 games. it's time for dodger baseball. how about a maker's mark. mark ellis, one for the road. then, let's call it the a a night. andre ethier scores. l.a. wins again. dodgers, 3-2, in the first of the two-game series. >>> cardinals and pirates. a.j. burnett making the start for the pirates. tied after nine. they played on. off the glove of kevin seaver. russell martin scores. pirates win both of their doubleheader. they're in fourth place in the n.l. central. >>> the bags are packed, i'm ready to go. so it was jake peavy. boston with tampa bay. seven players involved. three are making some noise. peavy to boston. detroit gets jose iglesias. he can step in at short if jhonny peralta gets suspended. and jorge garcia, nickname little miggy. >>> i'm little neily. have a good day. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next, it's "the

. >> then we're going to brooklyn and then the bronx and then staten island and then we're going to manhattan and all the way to gracie mansion. yeah! >> who doesn't remember that? >>> well, the white house rolled out the red carpet monday for some of hollywood's hottest a-listers. jennifer hudson, amy poehler all on hand to lend their support to obama care. administration officials are pushing a big pitch of the program to younger americans. >>> and it's been a rough homecoming for liz cheney since moving to wyoming just last year. a new public policy poll shows just 31% of residents consider the senate candidate to be one of them. >>> and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> for a look at the weather here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. give smus some good news today. >> where? >> just something that doesn't have a 100-degree temperature in it. >> or extremely humid. it seems like this summer has been one or the other. it's really hot or really humid and raining. that's the case in new england. by far the worst weather. new york city got drenched over the last hour. it's

bronx the buffaloes being flooded with by the people already being the will to cut it deployed you've got to be really not the sort of body of the public. that if you look down there you can see the bridge that they think that the slope of the. then what was it that the once again being pulled around the world it was the right that tends to be called that this will be able to be avoided that i think that extremely ugly place. that we will anything to number believe the good while the other the protests and the love and it being not the little bit of mediation. all that the bible but the beautiful strong words the community leader of my feet and play football for the leader is going to be a lot of questions that will be off the boat whether anything could have been done to prevent this kind of thing from happening. and another news this hour demonstrators borrowed against muhammad mills to continue to occupy the streets of egypt's capital cairo the city is bracing itself for a move islands supporters of the ousted president have marched against the country's military leaders they say t

bronx the buffaloes being flooded with by the people already being the wall of the cottage deployed you could have a lot of the sort of body of the public. that if you look down there you can see the great i think that the slope of the new wolf is that the once again being pulled around the world with it today that for a potential to be called that this would be able to be avoided as you can see that extremely ugly place in the south that we will anything to number of relief then just as well as some of the protests of the love and it seems to have a little bit of mediation. all that divided the beautiful stone what's the community today. like even if they provoked it certainly that's going to be a lot of questions that will be off about whether anything could have been done to prevent this kind of thing from happening. a civil war within a civil war and don's the situation is said to be brewing in syria we're told prebble commander has been shot dead by islamist militants the free syrian army officer was ambushed by al-qaeda linked fighters and f.s.a. official says they've since receiv

she told me that was the bronx va hospital and then she said something i have never forgotten. she said that there were still men in that hospital who had never recovered from being gassed in the first world war. this made quite an impression on the seven or 8-year-old even though i was a small child. i know enough about world war i to know it happened a really really long time ago. 60 years at that point and it really struck me that there were men who had lived entire lifetimes since then still frail from what they had endured in that war. i didn't know really very much about the war at all. i didn't know what it was about and pretty much all i knew was that snoopy with senate and had battled with the red baron to an inconclusive result. but that stayed with me and it nestled in the back of my mind. one day in early 2003, i was supposed to be working on another book and i was doing what writers do very well which is procrastinate. and i had heard a gentleman interviewed on the radio and he was talking about the world war ii generation and he said that world war ii veterans wer

academies in new orleans, south bronx, whatever.an to just rub it on their own to get out. >> you're combining many atables, but when we look the kids that we serve, not everybody -- people used to talk about digital divide and they don't really anymore. the vast majority of our kids don't have individual computers or tablets at home. in this respect, or even individual computers at school, while the promise and potential is that it could impact all corners of the world and america , if you don't have the materials to use it, there are issues there. andovernk schools like where there are one-on-one computers right now, you have the advantage over schools like ours where there's not. will everyone have one-on-one computers in the near future? >> you need to have internet access at home. >> almost everyone, i think, has internet access. that has almost become ubiquitous. whether it is always reliable, at speed, available to them individually is another story. that hase with all been said, but i believe that with the right level of inv

she told me that was the bronx a fee a hospital. then she said there were still man in that hospital who had never recovered from being gassed in the first world war. and this made quite an impression on a seven or a year-old me. even though i was a small child, i knew enough about or want to know that it happened a really, really long time ago. sixty years at that point. and there really struck me that there were men who had lived entire lifetime since then, still frail from what they had endured enough war. did not know much about the war and all. that did not know what it was about. pretty much all i knew was this new bill was in it and had done battle with the red baron. that stayed with me. it nestled in the back of my mind. in one day in early 2003i was supposed to be working on another book and doing what writers do very well which is procrastinate. and i heard a gentleman interviewed on radio. he was talking about a world war ii generation. he said that world war ii veterans were dying off at the rate of a thousand a day. we

the demonstration began in downtown manhattan and moved upstate to the bronx. that's a distance of over nine miles. the new york police department says it was peaceful. protesters started gathered sunday afternoon, a day after the acquittal of george zimmerman. >> justice isn't looking out for us. this verdict has set us back in this country and that's why we're all out here today. >> reporter: soon hundreds of people were marching north to times square, taking over city treats and bringing traffic to a standstill. >> justice for trayvon martin. >> reporter: many believe it was a clear case of racial profiling that led to trayvon martin's death and that the justice system prevailed. >> if the roles were reversed, that man wouldn't have got off. >> reporter: politicians took to the airways. >> the fact is we have the best judicial system in the world and we respect it. >> if the rule is you've about got to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, there was reasonable doubt there. >> it was a devastating verdict. >> i worry about the young black kids out there who

newve got kipp academies in orleans, south bronx. they're in quick sand where they more than just to struggle on their own to get out. > what's combining many variables. but i do think when you look at the kids we serve, not while people who used to talk about the digital divide, they don't really anymore. because somewhat weird not every one of our kids -- in act, the vast majority of our kids, don't have individual computers or tablets at home. so in this respect -- or even computers at school. so in this respect, while the potential could be that you could have in all corners of the world and in if you don't have the materials to use it, i think there. issues schools like andover where there's sort of one-on-one right now, you have an advantage over schools like ours there's not. will everyone have one-on-one computers in the near future. home. rnet access at >> almost everyone i think at this point has internet access. think, almost becomes ubiquitous. whether it's always reliable and and whether or not it's available to them ind

starting with my bronx across the atlantic mark mark has extended his lead at the top of the motor g.p. standings after winning the us grand prix in california follow spaniards down a bit closer and jorge lorenzo but its return from call of over fractures we could only manage fifth and sixth respectively as markets overcame a slow start to finish ahead of poll suggests that the bridle and valentino rossi a twenty markets became the youngest ever rider to win back to back races and leads the standings by sixteen points phone photos with nine races to go. and in the cars russian t. daniel katz had his first taste of formula one in the young driver test at silverstone in the u.k. the nineteen year old completed twenty two laps for the tower also team after finishing runner up in the formula one i two series last season but it was former d.v.m. driver susie wolff who stole the limelight after making have full test debut for williams and the thirty year old briton calls from all female races to create f one history. i would love to see women being successful but you know what i think we hav

trayvon rally scheduled to take place in new york city this evening one in manhattan the other in the bronx demonstrators say that the acquittal of george zimmerman is a racist verdict and denial of justice a lot of the sentiments that works saturday and sunday are expected to be expressed again here on monday most if not all of the demonstrators want the u.s. justice department to prosecute george zimmerman on criminal civil rights grounds an option that attorney general eric holder says he's been investigating but new york city activists that are taking to the streets are also demanding an end to the n.y.p.d. controversial stop and frisk program which disproportionately targets minorities as i mentioned in my report a lot of new yorkers understand the level of racial profiling that is being discussed when it comes to the fatal shooting of trayvon martin because a lot of those cases according to civil rights attorneys occur in new york now many demonstrators taking to the streets feel that if a neighborhood watch volunteer can get away with shooting and killing an unarmed black teenager th

christian bale playing a con artist from the bronx. amy adams, his partner in crime.haracter-driven. we were just talking also a story about reinvention, really, on the grandest of scales. >> america's always about reinvention. everything's about invention. we all create lives. the theme of it is about how much we have to be honest or con other people to survive in our jobs, to talk ourselves into jobs or relationships or marriages, than we believe in or don't believe in. >> what was it like to actually bring so many of these great, young actors together? >> it was exciting, i think, for everybody. everybody's playing someone they've never played before. christian bale is playing this kind of new yorker, a guy from the bronx, we've never seen him play before. a big softy, who's got killer instincts. amy is playing a vixen, who is really cunning and crafty. and smarter than her partner in many respects. renner is playing someone with a huge heart, like a big new jersey state assemblyman who loves his puerto rican, black, ethnic base. and loves his family. big-hearted p

. >> big game in the bronx. derek jeter made his second return from the disabled list.is what he did on the first pitch he saw. rides one the opposite way. homer number one on the year. yankees win 6-5 and avoid a three game sweep but 7-1/2 out of first place. >> the most optimistic giants fans would be hard pressed to see the chance they have this year. tim lincecum on the mound in san diego. couldn't ask him to do much more than he did today. allowed a home run by travis wood. the third home run of the year for him. good advantage point if you are sailing and stopping by. tim lincecum had two hits as well. one in the fifth when the giants scored their only run. pablo sandoval with a shot. scutaro scores but buster posey has to stop at home. only run the giants scored. but some optimist -- optimism. that was. two runs on four hits, 7 innings allowed by tim lincecum. that is too much these days. they get three runs in three games against the cubs. losing 2-1 today and getting swept at home by chicago for the first time in 20 years. >> interesting rematch in the tennis c

tonight in the bronx. charlie, norah. >>> president obama's calling for calm in a statement released yesterday. the president said, quote, i know this case has elicited strong passions. i know those passions may be running even higher. we are a nation of laws. a jury has spoken. >> george zimmerman faces a new series of problems. the case first received national attention when mark strassmann reported it right here on "cbs this morning" in march of last year. he joins us now from sanford, florida. mark good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah. there are all sorts of he perceptions of george zimmerman. now that this verdict is behind him, he's eager to step back into the world. but not everyone's eager to welcome him back. zimmerman has his freedom back. his gps ankle monitor is off. he can travel abroad and live anywhere in america. but he will never get back the life he led before he killed trayvon martin. >> i'm sure if he could weave his magic wand he would sort get his life back. >> r

bill's isolated to bronx and harlem. >> greg, you were trying to get in there. >> is it stereotypingt out suicide rates of white males twice that of black males, it is a fact. is that a stereotype? what's racist is assuming a community can't handle the same moral standards as the rest of us, and that the biggest threat in my mind to blacks are not gangs but white liberals who dupe everybody into excusing deadly behavior. those are statistics. the same statistics about suicide among white males, the same statistics about whether i will legitimacy is higher. it is a number. a number can't be racist. a fact can't be racist. >> i thought geraldo did a disservice to the african-american community, some agreed with what o'reilly had to say, thought he made a great point. dana, i want to ask you about the tone and messaging of this. your area of expertise. another person i talked to said they thought he was a little too angry in tone and the message could have had a caveat with it, which is what we talked about here, maybe he should have said something i said earlier in the week which is yo

divide between the attorney and witness but there are certain places in new york city, you go to the bronx the jurors are much more like the witness than they are the attorneys, and the attorney is the one who is squirming trying to row late to the jury. >> not here in sanford and not on this jury this case. >> correct. you're right. that's interesting when you watch the lawyer squirming to try to relate to the jurors, as opposed to here it's the other way around. the witness is trying to relate to a jury pool. >> look around online. what i'm talking about is all out there. you already know what i'm talking about. they're still arguing, yack, yack, yack, we'll have phil keating explain this and then we'll let you hear the witness testimony. inextra. >> shepard: they're arguing on the same point and gotton to the crux of it all. this is about whether george zimmerman had knowledge of florida's stand your ground law, that he might have learned while studying criminal justice, and might have, as a result of that, governed himself accordingly. they're still in the middle of this and just decid

seema, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutors in the bronx d.a. office and editor in chief of global.com. he's founding board member for trayvon martin.com. folks, start with you, i've been watching your reporting of th . did they make a point reasonable given the prosecution's case and defense case. >> when i was brought in by this network to do this project of this special case, my only assignment was to follow the evidence and report accurately on the evidence. i was prepared to call it like i saw it. if this was a defense case, i was prepared to say, look, this is how the evidence turned out. george zimmerman is entitled to presumption of innocence, burden of proof. i would make the claim this is a good day for the defense. some people would not be happy with things i was saying. there came a point about a week ago where i took time over the fourth of july weekend to review the trial itself, especially george zimmerman's re-enactment video where he talks about the placement of the gun behind him. i looked at the holster, the gun, the black of

he was indicted under state law, tried in a bronx county court. he was acquitted under state law. the federal government then stepped in with a grand jury and subsequent indictment and right in this courthouse behind us francis lavote was convicted of violating anthony baez's civil rights. across the river in the district represented by jerry nadler, myself, and nydia velazquez, nelson stabbed yankel rosenbaum, an hasidic man in crown heights during the 1991 disturbances. nelson was indicted under state law. he was tried, and he was acquitted. the federal government then stepped in, with a grand jury and a subsequent indictment. prosecuted limerick nelson under our nation's civil rights laws and he was convicted. i'm pleased that an investigation has been commenced i'm hopeful that as in those other cases and many others it will result in grand jury consideration as to whether george zimmerman violated trayvon martin's civil rights when he shot him to death in cold blood. i'm pleased that we've been joined by the dean of of the congressional delegation, a legendary figure in the c

that's the bigger problem in tennessee, or an bigger problem in arizona than in nevada, or in the bronx as opposed to brooklyn? >> i think the combination of concede is which i not dispositive but is relevant suggests caution is in order and that's a reasonable question on the part of congress. the combination of that history nd there's a significant disproportion of section 2 results in the jurisdictions as ompared to the rest of the country that congress was justifying concluding there was reason to think there continues be a serious enough differential problem. > the statistics that i have let's sayshow that in the five years prior to reauthorization, the gap between suits in the covered and noncovered jurisdictions, it was eventually eliminated. do you disagree with that? >> you have to look at it. in a ss looked at it broader time frame. and it made judgments. way nk actually the right to look at it is not just the mr. ation judgment that rein was critical of. the fact is and i think it's in katzamicus brief, it covered 14% of the jurisdictions in the nation. jurisdictions in the n

she was in the bronx at another event. we did see her outside his campaign headquarters, leaving. she was there. that is telling. she went out. she made a splash. she had unprecedented presence at his press conference talking about these indiscorrections that happened a year after he resigned from congress. that means she is all in on this, not just a personal level, but political and personal level. talking to people close to her and the couple, she has been a strategic presence, very much involved in the workings of the campaign. talk to people who know her and care for her and worry about her, they are not happy about this at all, as you can imagine. they are very loyal and upset at him. >> i'm sure they are. thanks very much. the woman anthony weiner was corresponding with lives in indiana. we sent randi kay there to learn more about her. >> reporter: the woman is sydney leathers who also identified herself online as sydney elaine xo. we don't know much about her but we know she's very comfortable in her own skin. these are some of the pictures she posted of herself on twitter

. >> it was an interesting moment last night at a mayoral forum in the bronx when the moderator asked each candidate facebook or twitter. here's what happened when it was weiner's turn to answer. >> mr. weiner. >> you're going to say facebook aren't you? >> our campaign is on twitter. >> at least he has a sense of humor about it. >> so, mark, let's start with these latest poll numbers. the polling period ended the day after weiner's confession. are you surprised that he's still leading and do you expect to see a significant drop in the poll that comes out later today? >> i wasn't surprised he was still leading because the bulk of that poll was collected before all the stuff really came out, all the details explained. many people thought the day of and day after this was more old stuff coming out which weiner wanted us to think based on i had comments. i do expect after today for those numbers to plummet. not to say they will stay at the bottom but right now they are at the bottom because people are frustrated, confused, look we gave you one chance we can't give 2000. >> let's talk abo

we thought maybe that, but we think, no, like, the bronx accent, we think, is strong. [ scattered applausectually lived here before. >> we have an apartment up in harlem that we've had for seven or eight years, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. [ scattered applause ] beautiful. >> i love it up there. there's something about this city. there's just something about the seasons. there's something about the culture. there's something about the fact that you live in the city. you know, as you go out, you interact with all kinds of different, amazing people. you're required to, and through that, you learn and you grow and you experience all kinds of diversity. and while i love l.a., it's a little sort of hollywood-centric. you don't quite get that same wide swath of people. so, i think for our kids, that seems like a good way to have them grow up. >> jimmy: well, you got to come by now that you're here. you gotta come by the show more often. >> want to babysit? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] i'd be good. i thought about it for a second, but yeah, i'm good. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, i wanna -- i'

when i'm in the bronx, queen, staten island and moving around brooklyn and manhattan, people want trust, integrity and leadership it's not just about me. the mayor's race, as well. we have problems and issues. >> i worked on clinton's campaign. if i was working on your campaign i would be putting a lot of effort into finding another prostitute -- not personally finding a prostitute -- >> [ applause ] >> that's it for tonight. we'll see you next time. this is just politics -- >> i'm bring in one as a consultant -- >> thank you. >> i will keep you -- i would keep you on message until the week before and i would bring forward that next woman. would you have a problem with that? >> you know how i'm going to win? i really mean this. releasing policy position papers. sounds boring, right? we're bringing labor and people together to go out and knock on doors. we'll having a discussion because here is the difference, elliott's problem is he believes there is one set of rules for elliott and another for the rest of us. when i release five years of taxes and say look, i want to be comptroller, he

he's over in the bronx at another event. not sure if she's there. we did see her outside his campaign headquarters, leaving. she was there. and that really is telling, because she went out, she made a splash, she had this unprecedented presence at his press conference talking about these indiscretions. that makes clear she's really all in on this, not just a personal level but political and professional level. we knew from talking to people close to her and the couple she's been a presence very much involved in the workings of the campaign. never mind that you talk to people who know her and care for her and worry about her, they are not happy about this at all, as you can imagine. they are very loyal and very upset at him. >> i'm sure they are. all right. dana, thanks very much. >>> let's get more of the woman anthony wiener was corresponding with, if you can call it that. she's a 23-year-old living in indiana. we sent 360s randi kaye there to learn more about her. >> reporter: the woman at the center of the latest anthony wiener sexting scandal is

. >>> now what i would like to talk about is housing in the bronx. any questions about that?ou have a sexual disorder that you may have been diagnosed with? >> in the spotlight tonight, anthony weiner, once again. the woman who most recently revealed new body images sent to her by anthony weiner. sidney leathers said this today on howard stern's show about her sexting relationship with anthony weiner. >> do you think he may actually think this is not cheating? >> i don't think he really gives a [ bleep ] to be honest, i'm carlos danger, doing whatever i want. started to fizzle out. and i just kind of stopped answering my phone calls, and he would get like a jerk, just like a teenage boy, just this needy little [ bleep ]. >> she so hates the attention about this. anthony weiner's phone calls, and relying entirely on psychiatrists. the doctor told the times, it is almost as if a little child were playing at being a politician and trying to hide something. mr. weiner's habit of sending women graphic photographs of his body, dr. freedman said somebody with a deep insecurity about

i live in the bronx and this is like a citywide sauna right now.t's horrible. >> you know who benefits from is? the people who sell ice and bottled water. doing great business today. >> our crew realizes we knee what is really the tipping point, it's really hot when you see all the people dressed as a smurf or elmo in times square and they take off their head, right? of the costume? >> we saw that earlier. it's shocking. >> there's a real person in there. >> people behind the cart tan. >> i never knew. >> how hot do you think it is inside that spongebob right now? >> i don't even want to know. i just don't. rick -- there's spider-man right there. look at all the nice people in times square. thank you very much. appreciate it. there's still doing business out there. still getting paid to get their photos taken. so who knows josh from the heat wave to what would be a cold war. is the white house finally ready to get mad at vlad? the inspector general who exposed the irs scandal under fire from the democrats but is not backing down. >> i'm a little co

i'm telling you, in the bronx, when i'm moving around brooklyn and manhattan, people want trust, they want integrity, they want leadership. and it's not just about me. i would say that in the mayor's race, as well. we got a real problem and issue. >> when this comes up, i worked on a political campaign. if i run your campaign and you were running against spitzer, i would put a lot of effort into finding another prostitute and -- [ laughter ] >> not personally finding a prostitute. that's it for tonight. we'll see you next time on piers morgan. this is just politics -- >> i'll bring one as a consultant. >> thank you. >> i would keep you -- i would keep you on message until the week bump and bring forward that next woman. would you have a problem with that? >> you know how i'll win and i mean this? we're releasing policy position papers. sounds boring, right? we're releasing policy position papers. we're new yorkiknocking on door. elliott's problem believe there is is one set of rules for elliott and another for the rest of us. when i release five years of taxes and say i want to be com

she started the roberta flack school of music in the bronx. >> you can become the next jay-z but thereundamentals. >> chris: flack still takes voice lessons. ♪ >> you keep polishing the cool. you keep warming it up and keep shining it up and making it brighter. ♪ ♪ >> i wanted to sing until i can't sing anymore and can play until i can't play anymore. >> chris: the excitement you get on the stage? >> the song. >> chris: she hopes to open more music schools here in washington and in barbados and she intends to keep on singing. that is it for today. have a great week. we'll see you back next fox news sunday. madonna all that time ago on this day. now huckabee. tonight on huckabee. >> with this endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals. >> by dismissing benghazi and irs scandals as phony, is the president distracting and posterring. >> i washing dishes and i lock up and a guy in a rambo vest and pointed a gun. >> is the u.s. becoming a police state? nchris christie and ram a war of words. has the battle for the nomination of 2016 already begun? .

he's over in the bronx at another event. not sure if she is there. but we did see her outside his campaign headquarters in m manhatt manhattan leaving, so she was there. she went out, had this unprecedented prems at his press conference talking about these indiscretions a year after he left congress. she's all in on this on a political and professional level and personal level. we also know talking to people close to her that she has been a strategic presence, very much involved in her workings of the campaign. never mind that you talk to people who know her and care for her, and worry about her. they are not happy about this at all, as you can imagine. they are very loyal and very upset at him. >> i'm sure they are. dana, thank you very much. let's get some more now. the woman anthony weiner was corresponding with, if you can call that. she's a 23-year-old living in indiana. we sent randi kaye there to learn more about her. >> reporter: the woman at the center of the latest anthony weiner sexting scandal is sidney leathers, who also identifies herse