this woman is tested for asthma in the bronx. which has the highest hospitalisation rates for asthma in the states. fresh direct prefailed on legal challenges and is building its new headquarters. the state and city is providing the grocer with voices and incidentists not to use new york. at the company's groundbreaking in december community leaders declare victories since thousands of jobs stay put. >> new york city would have lost 3,000 jobs. country out of those 3,000, over 600 of those are people from the bronx. >> what about the jobs? >> we are one of the only communities that are having to balance jobs with our help. we know we can't breath we can't work. >> fresh direct (cleaned a request for an interview, but said in a statement the transaction would represent a tinery fraction of trucks here, and is developing a clean are fleet of trucks. it has not satisfied critics. doctors are closely monitoring health effects of air pollution in the bronx and disparities in the air that people breathes. >> research shows that if you

"terrible, casarse tantas veces, tiene que ser algo por dinero" sot/enrique more-residente del bronx ella no puede dedicarse a eso, tiene que cumplir lo que le caiga arriba" sot/stephen kalba-abogado "its a crime of moral terpitude..." este abogado que no esta involucrado en el caso afirmo que de ser convicta barrientos podria ser deportada tras cumplir su condena, pero por ahora salio en libertad condicional sot/carlos mejia-residente del bronx sot/johnathan flores-residente del bronx "bien mal, que feo que la suelten asi, la tenian que detener" vo cesar --- y sobre este tema hacemos nuestra pregunta de la noche: qu opina sobre el caso de la "novia en serie"?... cont. blanca --- para participar vaya a nuestra pgina de facebook telemundo 48, y escriba lo que piensa... su comentario podra compartido al final del noticiero... blanca --un grupo de mujeres que se encontraban en un centro de detencion familia de inmigracion en texas fueron liberadas hoy. take vo --algunas de ellas relataron que pasaron mas de 5 meses privadas de su libertad y pudieron salir libres al pagar una fianza de 7

they're all from the bronx. alan alda, and his wife arlene, she's the author, she's got a new book about growing up in the bronx. they're coming here next. >>> welcome back to "hardball." frank sinatra famously sang about new york, if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. in the new book, arlene alda tells the story of 60 americans who grew up in the bronx, including colin powell, actor al pacino and regis philbin. the stories show how it was part of the quint essentially american expense. in his praise for the book, president bill clinton said, no matter where you grew up, you'll find this a down to earth inspiring book about the american promise fulfilled. i'm joined by arlene alda and alan alda, known for his role in m.a.s.h., but also in the losing presidential candidate in "the west wing." arlene, this book has great stuff that i think is not -- it's about an era before the crime got completely out of hand, but like in north philly, where i grew up, going out on hot days, we didn't do it, but al

the bronx as a county has the highest hospitalization rate of asthma in new york state. residents say if they can't breaking, they can't work. coming up, i'll talk more about environmental injustice. >> thank you mary snow. >> we're looking at the issue of child labor in myanmar. many have invested in the country since sanctions eased in 2012. american dollars may be helping perpetuate the child labor problem. >> he is 12, but for the past three months, he's worked 15 hours a day every day. >> i get up early in the morning, and help open the tea shop, then i bathe then we wait on tails all day. at night we close the shop. >> he's one of an estimated 1 million child workers in myanmar. most leave school for big cities to support their families. activist tim a hardy is trying to help. >> what we're doing is a drop in the bucket, this issue is so huge. >> he started the mobile education project last year. he and his team are teaching 400 kids basically reading math and life skills. today's lesson is on hygiene. fleeing myanmar after taking part in student protests against t

las madres de familia y sus hijos cuentan con esta ayuda de la iglesia en el sur del bronx, el principaln en mira al pres ♪ enrique: videos de un multimillonario en londres han puesto a la defensiva. las imÁgenes muestran a los agentes ocultando su rostro con mÁscaras mientras retiran el valor equivalente a 300 millones de dÓlares en joyas. muriÓ en montevideo eduardo galeano, autor de las venas abiertas de amÉrica latina. galeano tenÍa 74 aÑos y sufrÍa de cÁncer de pulmÓn. y serÁ velado a partir de este martes en el palacio legislativo de la repÚblica del uruguay. cada vez son mÁs las voces del grupo que piden la destituciÓn del presidente enrique peÑa nieto, para ello buscan pedir millones de firmas, a pesar de que la constituciÓn mexicana no contempla la revocaciÓn. >> una larga lista de agravios en contra del pueblo que manifiesta cansancio. andrea: el nombre de enrique peÑa nieto podrÍa estar presente. a las boletas que se repartirÁn el prÓximo 7 de junio, no porque vaya a aparecer como candidato, sino porque esta maÑana un grupo de polÍticos lanzaron la campaÑa "que se vaya peÑa".

they're very touchy about representations in the bronx.you feel hike you have that or you think about that when you think about how you're representing the city? >> no. i'm first and foremost trying to think of characters that stood out, that were strong in my mind, that i hope other people can relate to in some way. and i just use that as the building blocks to try to tell various type of stories. >> do you think that we are going to see more art made about baltimore -- obviously you and david simon have played really instrumental roles in bringing these things to the stream. do you think we're going to keep seeing representations of baltimore? >> i think, look, an entire new generation comes up that grew up in baltimore and they will have their own viewpoints and hopefully they'll be able to get their stories, you know, into film or on to vel television and they'll be telling it in their own way and in their own style. so i think there's a bit of a tradition of it. you know, and i think that should continue, hopefully. like john waters t

las madres de familia y sus hijos cuentan con esta ayuda de la iglesia en el sur del bronx, el principalen mira al pres ... ♪ ¿por qué decidí salir con ella esta noche... en vez de leerle un libro como siempre? ♪ porque hay más de una manera... de empezar a creer en la magia. ♪ toyota corolla toyota. vayamos juntos. [ hablando indistintamente ] [ din ] [ clic, clic ] [ suena la bocina ] [ suenan sirenas ] ♪ ♪ [ policía ] para salvar vidas, estamos buscando y multando a conductores que envían mensajes de texto mientras manejan. no te arriesgues. una multa es lo de menos. ♪ enrique: videos de un multimillonario en londres han puesto a la defensiva. las imÁgenes muestran a los agentes ocultando su rostro con mÁscaras mientras retiran el valor equivalente a 300 millones de dÓlares en joyas. muriÓ en montevideo eduardo galeano, autor de las venas abiertas de amÉrica latina. galeano tenÍa 74 aÑos y sufrÍa de cÁncer de pulmÓn. y serÁ velado a partir de este martes en el palacio legislativo de la repÚblica del uruguay. cada vez son mÁs las voces del grupo que piden la destituciÓn del presidente

vecinos de la comunidad del bronx siguen impactados por el trÁgico accidente automovilÍstico en el quevilma: del vÍdeo fue tomado por una cÁmara de seguridad de una bodega en el bronx, al lado superior izquierdo de la pantalla se observa el momento en el que un taxi cruza por una intersecciÓn de una calle y atropella a tres personas. uno de los transeÚntes es lanzado por el aire y la fuerza del golpe lo lleva de un lado al otro de la calle. todo sucediÓ tan rÁpido que no se dio cuenta y cuando cambiÓ el semÁforo verde empezÓ a mover su auto. una transeÚntes se da cuenta y le hace seÑas al conductor para que no continÚen su marcha, otra seÑora le pega una patada al auto y una tercera persona golpea al vehÍculo. finalmente, retrocede el automÓvil, luego se baja, ambos se acercan al hombre que fue atropellado, varias personas se agolpan en la misma esquina. Éste fue el hombre que cayÓ atropellado y muriÓ en el lugar, de 25 aÑos de edad. en la parada del bus se encontraba tambiÉn esta pequeÑa y su madre, ellas tambiÉn fueron atropelladas por el taxista hispano; la pequeÑa muriÓ en el hospi

. >>> and later the shy kid from the bronx now selling out stadiums around the world. why millions can't get enough of romeo santos. parse >>> tonight dr. oz is facing new heat as more doctors come out against him, and now it's doctors from within his own hospital raising questions about some of the health advice he dispenses on his show. tonight, in an exclusive interview, he opens up to nbc's stephanie gosk coming out swinging against his critics. >> you may have seen the headlines -- >> reporter: today on his show dr. oz turned the tables, attacking a group of doctors from around the country who last week wrote a letter insisting he be fired from columbia university. >> some of them have their own conflict of interest issues. and some integrity ones, also. >> reporter: but now more criticism. in a "usa today" op-ed posted online today five medical doctors and three ph.d.s from columbia university write, many of us are spending a significant amount of our clinical time debunking ozisms. this unsubstantiated medicine sullies the reputation of columbia university. befo

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bronx was turning down. i've heard people talk about workforce development, pass out jobs. i've heard it for years on the south side of chicago, heard people talk about it in the bronx, heard people talk about it here in baltimore or in philadelphia. here we are in 2015 and the incarceration rate and the unemployment rate in a neighborhood like this basically as high as they've ever been. >> right. i agree with that. i think that's a good point. and i think the way we need to move forward is to try something different. you know just the whole workforce development, i think we need to focus more on entrepreneurship and creating the business that allows the opportunity to provide jobs for this particular population. i think that what's going on right now, that we should focus on the issues that brought these people here which is police brutality and inequality in our social systems here and i think this is also an opportunity for our leadership to do something different. like these issues are happening all ove

i was sitting in a funeral home in the bronx, and i'm like oh, my god, this is me.th thing serious. >> he is also serious about doing more with music, more with business, and more with people, to leave a lasting legacy. >> you have to believe in yourself. >> my journey has just begun. i've got miracles to make, not just for myself, but for people. i feel blessed man, really, really blessed [ applause ] >> that does it for this special edition of our world with black enterprise. be sure to visit us on the web at black enterprise.com/our world. you can also like us on football and follow me on twitter at paulc brunson hash our world tv. before we leave, we'll take a look back at this exciting and empowering event. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the new shark rotator powered lift-away from euro-pro. looking for a better vacuum? talk to someone who owns a shark. they'll tell you the new shark has more suction and cleans carpets better than a $600 dyson. >> my shark makes my home cleaner and my job easier. >> announcer:

they're living in a shelter here in the bronx, but often they sit outside, in a public space on a six-lane street. lisa is deaf, but she's able to speak. >> we lost our house because the landlord, he just left. he couldn't afford to fix up the house, and he just left. i don't know what happened. the foreclosure came, took everybody out of the house. we lost everything. >> there are some 20 thousand homeless children and teenagers in new york. aged seven, aliyah is lisa's youngest child. she can explain well where she's living right now. >> a shelter, like when people move in, or get kicked out because if people get kicked out, they have to go and ask a case manager if they can live in there. >> for eleven-year-old dallas things looks somewhat different. she can't ever bring friends home. for one thing, shelter residents generally aren't allowed to have guests, and for another, she's afraid. >> if i tell my friends, they're going to tell others, and the others will be like, you're living in a shelter, and you're you're poor and stuff. and they get into a fight with me. >> the children wear

. >> i've been to the bronx. >> phillies!> i've been to the bronx on opening day against the red sox. >> if you can survive that, survive this. >> bite dog days of summer this phils club would be in last place well on its way to its first 100 loss season in more than 50's years. spring at a time for optimism. 162 games lie ahead all things are possible. >> renewal avenue new season. the excitement of a new baseball year. hoping to see something special but i just love baseball. >>> the phillies are going to put that love to the test this year. i have a feeling. opening day starter cole hamels the only thing resembling an ice on this phillies row teague knock out of five innings. homerun ball his undoing. phils down big in the ninth inning fans have been streaming out for quite awhile now since about the seventh. it could be a long and ugly season. dawn? >> all right. thank you bruce. you can find complete phillies coverage all season long at myfoxphilly.com. just click on the sports tab. >>> a shoot tag party in south jersey

shanequa charles has lived in a rent-stabilized apartment in the bronx since 1988. by law her landlord can only raise her rent a small percentage each year. but if she moves out he can raise the rent by twenty percent. >> this area is going through gentrification right. so that's no secret. i mean the writing is on the wall. if you can get these buildings from being rent-stabilized then you can charge $2500 a month, $3000 a month eventually. >> shanequa says she's never missed a rent payment. but six months ago she received an eviction order from her landlord. >> that was the most helpless feeling i've ever, ever experienced actually. yeah it was pretty bad. >> what was your biggest fear at that moment? >> being homeless. and you don't think rationally when um' you don't think rationally when you think you're going to lose your home. >> the number one cause of family homelessness in new york is eviction. in 2012, more than one third of families who applied for shelter had recently been evicted. >> we've got 33,000 people who've been evicted across new york city in t

rivalry which begins tonight continues on thursday night, at the the famous yankee stadium in the bronx. this is vincent nogueira a big star at the end of the day, putting an exclamation point g to see sebastian le toux was able to celebrate it with that bandage. >> you see him giving high five's. so it isn't broken. >> we are sponsored by independent blue cross, ibx.com. >> yes here's andrew wenger played the ball in, and vincent nogueira bounces on it. makes no mistake. keeps it low. >> you only get one crack at this. that is great play by nogueira. >> yes. >> well, we will chat now with a rookie goal keeper who made his major league soccer debut. john mccarthey in your own word what was your debut like today. >> i'm totally so happy. i really can't describe it. i really can't. the city had our backs. we gave them a win. i know how it feels to be a philly fan. we want a winning team that is for sure. >> john, were you nervous at the start and if so when did those nerves go away. >> to be honest, i was than the. i want to play on the biggest stage. i want to get a chance f i can't get

i was born in the bronx, new york, at the bronx hospital. at the time i lived with my mom, dad, and six brothers and sisters. >> yeah, cause i wanna do good for them so, like, cause i'm always letting them down now, i wanna make them proud of me. make my mom feel like, she has like, like she can trust me and believe what i say now. cuz back then she couldn't trust me, i would steal from her, lie to her all the time. >> as he is getting close to the end of his commitment, he is starting to think and he's starting to control himself. >> my short and long term goals. first my three short-term is to work on my anger more, to get more credits in school, and to build a better relationship with my family. and my three long term goals is to graduate high school, to start college in here, and when i get out, to get a job and start a family, on my own. >> we'll work on the specifics later. >> alright, my bad. >> oh no, it's good man. >> i know, uh, that it was hard for you to open up and share that amongst everybody else. >> um he is working now on id

so you gave yourself a bronx accent?ak a little bit. >> seth: that's great. you also -- which is very different than kubrick -- you also have some serious disco moves in this movie. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: kubrick was not known -- bobby fischer and kubrick, you never heard of either of them dancing. >> no, no. >> seth: where -- did you have disco moves coming in? >> i had no disco moves coming in. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> i acquired them all doing the movie because we had this great choreographer named arthur pita, who was like mr. disco at one point. >> seth: is "mr. disco" a title that you can -- >> yeah. >> seth: oh, wow. do they still give it out? or that must be one of those ones that's like -- >> it's a one off. >> seth: yeah. >> that's it, we got him. we found him. >> seth: yeah, right. it's a lifetime appointment. it's like the supreme court. >> yeah, exactly. a lifetime appointment. so, yeah, he showed us these moves for a couple weeks and then we did it in the movie. >> seth: that's great. you also of course h

lucia: a ritmo de la mÚsica como los estudiantes de la escuela primaria del bronx en nueva york aprendente asÍ en una herramienta Útil para padres y maestros que con los libros electrÓnicos y vÍdeos educativos logran el Éxito acadÉmico de los niÑos. >> el abecedario, juegos con bloques de construir, juegos que tienen que ver con alguna operaciÓn de matemÁticas. sÍ, ha mejorado mucho las notas de mi hija. lucÍa: esta plataforma quiere cerrar la brecha entre los estudiantes de escasos recursos y los que llegan al paÍs. los estudiantes de esta escuela se benefician ya que estÁ en el distrito mÁs pobre del paÍs. el 95% son de escasos recursos y mÁs del 70% son hispanos. queremos >> apoyar a los niÑo que estÁn aprendiendo un segundo idioma. >> los padres pueden tener al niÑo en inglÉs en la escuela y cuando llegan a casa, repiten lo mismo en espaÑol. eso le da la oportunidad de aprender espaÑol y la suma, el concepto dos veces. esa repeticiÓn los asesorÓ mucho mejor. lucia: una plaza interactiva donde todos son bienvenidos a aprender. lucÍa burga, univisiÓn. fÉlix: se calienta el ambiente fut

the red sox just beat the yankees in the bronx.o 3:00 pm in york to 3:00 pm is when the game ended in new york. nobody has ever had a better opening two rounds at a major than 21 year old jordan speith crowds moving briskly when the gates opened at augusta national for round two of the masters.no running allowed. 5th hole jordan speith who started 8- under sinks the birdie putt to go 10-under 17th hole tiger woods shot 3-under 69 his best round in a long time saves par here and gives the familiar fist pump 17th hole rory mcilroy chips in here for the birdie after a slow start he had an eagle and 3 birdies on the back 9 shot of the day 18th hole j.b. holmes the chips rolls past the hole does a u-tuen and rolls right back in for the birdie he missed the cut by a stroke but what a shot! 15th hole speith the approach to set up a birdie he follows up his near record round yesterday with a 6-under 66 today he is 14-under record for a major he leads by 5 strokes here is spieth and tiger among the topics on sports night live this sunday ni

if there was that kind of prejudice between the bronx and connecticut you can imagine the attitude new englanders had towards southerners and southerners had towards new england. what held united states together after 1783? it is very fragile believe me. a national debt $25 million. a common language. and the pride in having defeated the strongest military and especially naval power in the world. well we're going to govern this country. we had a constitution. it was called the articles of confederation. it made the states supreme over the federal government. it was ratified in 1781. it granted the united states of america power over foreign affairs, war and a post office. that was it. if congress wanted money which it needed it had to recwisition it from the states. so every year congress would adopt a budget and tell each state how much their share would be. often the money never arrived. so congress had no power over commerce, no power of revenue. no taxation and certainly no power to create, as it would later, a 100-square mile federal territory over which the united states congress

. >>> cops tray to break up a brawl in the bronx. >> but nobody seems to listen. >> how they finally get the upper hand in a knock down drag out. >> abunch of bird nests and they leave them right here. >> leaving baby birds homeless. the story that's stoking the internet outrage. >> i want to go take care of these birds right now. >> it's a way to make yourself into an avatar. see the crazy results when we turn the app on ourselves. >> then. >> it doesn't matter. >> plus the buzz word at your shot for a new ipad mini and mom' opening up packet. how she finally got what she always wanted. >> a little street brawl turned street fall in new york. they asked the kids please disperse go away break it up but nobody seems to listen. one of the biggest instigators in the red shorts. then this guy tries to cool things off. >> while officers try to get that under control another fight breaks out in that corner of the park. >> he doesn't make it very far. officers on top of him. you can see police now multiplying. >> what goof ball do they fight? they knew the officers were there. just let it g

i was talking to one of these guys and he was telling me how they all grew up in the bronx, their parents had nothing. they all went to nyu when it was a commuter school and city college. then he was saying -- he was talking about how crucial that was to the fact he took this enormous chance in the '50s and '60s to doing m and a law, bottom of the barrel nobody wanted to do it. we're going to do it. so i was talking to this guy about his children. i said where do you send your children? >> well i wanted only the best for them. every one of them went to a private school. i said to him, well aren't you then closing the very door that was open to you because of your own modest upbringing? it didn't compute. here is a guy with an iq of 190.one of those brilliant men and couldn't see counter-dicks with his own childhood, which he saw as absolutely essential to his own success, and the fact he had deprived his own children of that same kind of -- >> so what should he do? i've sent my children into the wild to be raised by wolves. what do you do? >> i sat down i was writing "david and goliath" w

one the reasons i decided to work at kip after working a couple of years in the new york city in the bronxas in every single classroom it was vest it all kids wanting to learn something everyday that's a special thing we're really, really excited to be able to work with the hard working kids and families and teachers to help with the future i appreciate our approval this evening thank you >> >> thank you. next speaker, please >> (speaking spanish.) >> good evening board and son is in the 6th grade i have been in the kip academy and those two years i've seen our latino community has grown immensely in the school. >> (speaking spanish.) >> to have this opportunity to have this school is excellent for us and our community my son loves this school our community loves this school i am this experience is a great experience i'm a volunteer parent i talk with the parents they all love the school and we're mostly presented to have a school like this in our neighborhood. >> (speaking spanish.) >> so i'm asking you to give us the opportunity to have a school like this that has been a great opportunit

from the bronx, new york please welcome christine vaccaro. [cheers and applause] hi, christine!hi! it

the story for this busy bride started to unravel here at the bronx county clerk's office. in february of 2010 she applied for a marriage license. she filled it out and was married for what she says was the first time on march 4th 2010. in fact it was the tenth. the state's marriage application provides space to list previous marriages if any. the state sees a signed form as a sworn statement there are no legal impediments to the marriage. why she took the plunge ten times in 11 years is an answer the district attorney is looking for, perhaps around with ten men around new york. >> some women complain they can't get a man to commit. this woman got six guys to commit in what one year? >> she should really write a book. >> yes i would like to see her picture. >> it used to be when you heard the word registry the word baby wedding came to mind. now there's a different thing. >> taking on all kinds of stuff. mark barger takes a look at that. >> online wish lists can make it easier than ever to buy and receive gifts and businesses are banking on that. >> online retailers have se

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