you are a woman of the south bronx. >> yes. >> hinojosa: and when people think of the south bronx, they think of blown out buildings, fire, garbage, pollution. when you look at the south bronx, you see what? >> possibility, promise, some of the world's most beautiful people... >> hinojosa: hmm! >> ...all sorts of assets that are just waiting to be developed and recognized as such. >> hinojosa: but when you were growing up in the south bronx... >> uh! >> hinojosa: ...one of ten kids, okay? >> ( laughing ) yeah. >> hinojosa: what were you seeing around you? >> i was seeing, you know, the burned-out shells of buildings. i did see, you know, crack heads who lived across the street from me in a burned out shell. i did see my neighborhood played out larger than life on television about being, like, the worst place in the world and nothing good could come of it, because that's where crime and prostitution and all these awful things were, and so that's what i saw, you know, as a kid. >> hinojosa: what does that do to a kid? >> ( sighs deeply ) >> hinojosa: i mean, profoundly, what does it do to

bronx lebanon hospital or hospital center is uptown along the grand concourse in the bronx.ot that far from the botanical zoo and yankee stadium. somebody has shot at least two people in there. two people have been shot. our local news services, the local television stations here in new york are calling it an active shooter situation. here's what we can confirm. we can confirm two people are shot from the nypd and can confirm that they haven't yet caught the shooter. if they have, they haven't let us know about it. we've been watching some of the local stations have choppers up. we've been watching. the police are very much on guard and at the ready. it's not a calm situation out there on the streets at all. whenever there's a big event in new york city because of the size of our police and fire forces, you can see an army of police and firemen there. we're told tactical units are on scene and what has been called an active shooter. the first call came in right at 25, 30 minutes ago. 2:55 eastern daylight time this afternoon. they've been on this and very quickly. all we kno

general for the bronx.have multiple different reports come income of gunshots at least one person shot and the fire department on seen as there are reports of smoke coming from several floors of the hospital. the new york police department has tweeted due to reports of a shooting incident at bronx lebanon hospital, avoid the area of 1650 grand concourse. >> that is the address for bronx lebanon hospital. police are asking people to avoid the area. there are other reports that we have not confirmed independently at nbc news that there may be more than one person shot there. we are on the story, we will bring you more as we get it from bronx lebanon hospital in the south bronx. >>> coming up next, if you vote, president trump's voter fraud commission wants to know your name, your address, your date of birth, your party affiliation the last four digits of your social security number and the voting history since 2006. does the president know something that no one else wants to know? we will talk to you after th

hospital in the bronx is a major medical center in the bronx. i want to go to nbc news reporter adam reese who's on the scene for us now. he's joining me on the phone. adam, i think you were there moments ago when we got confirmation that the shooter is dead. at that point, was there -- was there a change in activity outside the hospital with those police and firefighters who had been assembled out there? >> absolutely, ali, good afternoon. as that happened, a senior police official said to me it's over. you could see the dozens of police officers heavily armed police officers here breathe a sigh of relief. they were shaking hands, some of them were hugging. it is over. there is a huge, huge police presence here in the south bronx. as you know this hospital serves the south and central bronx. just to give our viewers across america a sense of where we are, we are blocks from yankee stadium in the south bronx. this happened just hours ago, conflicting reports as you suggested. a male black 6 feet tall we believe, wearing a white lab coat accordin

he should be there at bronx lebanon hospital very shortly. we are expecting a statement from the hospital as well. you were talking about how large this hospital is. just to give our viewers who are unfamiliar with the facility, 972 beds there, 138,000 patients served there last year. very large facility, so you can imagine just how difficult it would have been once this shooting was an active shooting situation for law enforcement to get out there and get this facility on lockdown and do that floor-by-floor search when everything was going on. again, the situation, that shooter, that suspect dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound there on the 16th floor. i should also add one witness describing the scene there saying blood was on the walls and the stairwell of the facility there as well. jake? >> if you're just joining us, there was a shooting at the bronk l bronx lebanon hospital center in the bronx, new york, and we'll bring you more information when we get more information. for now let's turn to our politics lead. when it comes to polic

this is in the bronx. tweeted out a message asking people to stay away from the area of bronx lebanon hospital. so, this is what we have. nypd tweeting out, due to reports of a shooting, avoid the area. more information to follow. this is the largest nonprofit health care system serving south and central bronx, provides more than 1.1 million visits annually. this is what's happening right now. roderick is on the phone with me, cnn law enforcement analyst. art, talk us through what police are doing right now. >> i mean, we're talking to the new york police department, which is one of the best police departments in the country when it comes to responding to not only active shooters but also terrorists events. i'm not saying this is a terrorist event, but a lot of times, the same activity you would see around an active shooter event you would see around a terrorist event. so, what you've got here, i'm sure they're going to have to put aviation up. it sounds like they have the streets around the area blocked o

bronx. he recently lost his job. this may have been a work-related incident, but authorities have not said anything officially so far about a motive. we expect that in a few moments time, there is going to be a news conference. we are told that the mayor of the city of new york bill de blasio is here as is the police commissioner. but worth emphasizing at this time is that a shooter has been killed, the hospital from gains in lockdown, but the situation in this hour still under control. you can see all around the grand concourse which is a major roadway through the bronx accommodating at least six lanes of traffic is completely, completely shut down. we are told that people were sheltering in place and just a few moments ago, many of them left the hospital breathing a sigh of relief. we expect to learn more in a few moments. back to you. >> eric: thank you, david. meanwhile, it's a deadline day for republican leaders in the senate. the odds of securing a new health care deal before everybody

may change in the bronx and then he moved to real estate. but yeah and then my sister i have a sister who's three is only me and she's a psychologist and everybody helps people but me you're from riverdale yes that's well to the bronx right yeah it's like the jewish like the northern part of the bronx where there's a bunch of or when i was living there a bunch of jewish people living there all fall from yankee stadium to yankee stadium was not that far all but my dad grew up one seventy six and granddad which is right. and there you can see where you re from the bronx no broken record of course but going to is was one hundred sixty first and are you a dodger salmon course one of but he had he a mind. you studied psychology and anthropology yes do you use them both in your daily life i think i do our own in college right now i'm analyzing the hell out of really trying to get into it trying to figure it out you've done improv for years right yeah improv is the thing that got me into combat i started off as a freelance model writer for the late

a man dressed as a doctor opened fire at the bronx lebanon on hospital.he council leader responsible for g re nfell tower council leader responsible for grenfell tower in london where 80 people died in a fire has resigned. nicholas paget—brown‘s council was criticised for its response. germany legalises same—sex unions — bringing it in line with most other european countries — although angela merkel voted against it. she changed the lives of women in france — simone weil, the holocaust survivor who became a politician has died. we'll have a tribute. hello and welcome to world news today. we start the programme with some breaking news coming in from the states. reports of a shooting incident inside a hospital inside the bronx in new york. unarmed man, said to be dressed as a doctor, opened fire at the bronx lebanon on hospital, according to reports. this hit is a 972 bed hospital, at least three people are believed to have been shot, although there are reports of multiple shootings and some reports describe this as an ongoing situation. messages on social

>> da bronx. >> hinojosa: da bronx. were people saying, "look at this smart kid who wants to be a scientist"? >> oh, no, no. >> hinojosa: "how cool is that"? >> oh, no. no, no. no one cared about your brains. could you jump high, could you run fast, could you shoot a basketball? >> hinojosa: all of your teachers, the community... >> oh, no. i'm talking about in the playgrounds where i grew up. no one... there was no intellectual conversation going on in the playground. and so to get respect of friends and of the community, you... athletics mattered. and i wonder if my athletic talents that i accrued over the years were entirely the consequence of me fulfilling the expectations of others rather than me following any actual interest that lived deep within me. >> hinojosa: really? so you may not actually have been a jock? >> it's not obvious to me that that's where i would have turned. and so throughout my years in school, i knew... as i said, age nine and 11, i knew i wanted to study the universe. and i would express that

and all of that produced in the south bronx. >> that's right. as we would say in the south bronx, all that and a bag of chips. >> hinojosa: so a lot of people, when they think of the south bronx, 1960s, '70s, when you were growing up... >> right, right, right. >> hinojosa: ...their image is of a place that was entirely desolate, that was, you know, in destruction. >> right, right. >> hinojosa: but for you, it was a totally different reality. >> well, there was that element to it. but i always say that i was very fortunate to have grown up in that time period, because the culture, as far as latino and african american culture, particularly afro puerto rican, afro cuban culture, and obviously african american culture, were in full force in the streets, particularly in the summertime, because we had rumbas in the park all the time. that's when you'd hear people playing drums, conga drums, and playing this beautiful rhythm. >> hinojosa: now, i'm going to stop you right there, because i bet some people are saying, "they had what in the park?" rumbas.

i want to thank bronx district attorney clark for being here, borough president of the bronx, state senatorjoiner and congressmen thanks to all for being here in support and solidarity. and with that i turn to our police commissioner james o'neal. >> as the mayor stated, this is all preliminary information. this just happened a couple hours ago. this is what we have so far. at approximately 2:55 p.m. -- >> new york city mayor bill de blasio just giving a statement on that shooting at the hospital in the bronx that left one person dead, five others injured. in addition to that, the gunman is also dead, an ap apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. what we know so far, the shooter was a former employee of the hospital. a there doctor at this hospital. we don't know why he came in today with a soft gun ahotgun ad shooting folks. the investigation is ongoinging and they will try to determine all of those things. stay with us here at meet the press daily. we'll be right back. where are we? about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and

this looks like it is contained, this night mare bronx lebanon hospital. a former doctor that went on a shooting spree and has three injured co-workers. we don't know their conditions. others talk about a fourth injured victim. we're unable to confirm all of that. rod wheeler, the former homicide detective and looking into this. obviously if you have someone showing up in a white lab coat, he's not going to draw much curiosity around. maybe some would recognize him as a doctor that has been fired if that is indeed the case. what can you piece together? >> that's right, neil. obviously a very fluid situation even though it's been reported that the shooter has been disengaged. you still have multiple police agencies involved in this investigation. the one thing, neil that we try to find out quicker than anything is whether or not there were any warning signs that this guy would have come back to work if in fact this guy did work there. if he would have come back to work and caused what he did today. the police department there in new york city, they're tryin

the suspect is a former employee of bronx lebanon hospital. new york police. now it's time for newsnight. a brilliant student in pakistan is brutally murdered in the name of the country's blasphemy laws. the mob think he is a blasphemer. this is where he tried to hide from the mob. they found him here. they kicked him, beat him, hit him with sticks and shot him. we'll look at the chance of overturning that law, and how british imams should be responding. he's finally gone... i've therefore decided to step down as leader of the council. it's ridiculous he thought he could hang on. it's really great. kensington and chelsea council leader steps down after two weeks of failure. we'll find out what residents think. and, from loveable pet... ..to abattoir fodder on the run. we speak tojon ronson, co writer of 0kja, the latest film to confront our insatiable carnivorous habits. good evening, first, more on the controversy over lading ——cladding and buildings razed by the grenfell tower tragedy. newsnight has discovered crucial details about why so ma

the tragedy occurred in bronx—lebanon hospital.at god this was not an act of terrorism. it is an isolated incident. it appears to be a workplace related matter but that makes it no less tragic and no less horrible. 0ne dog is dead —— doctor. and there are several doctors who are fighting for their lives right now amongst those who are wounded. as you know, the shooter killed himself but not before having done horrible damage. 0ur himself but not before having done horrible damage. our hearts go out to the family of the doctor who passed away and we are in both heart and a prayer standing passed away and we are in both heart and a prayerstanding in passed away and we are in both heart and a prayer standing in solidarity we re and a prayer standing in solidarity were all those wounded in fighting for their lives right now. in other news:... india is introducing sweeping tax reforms, described as the biggest since independence seventy years ago. they will streamline and standardise existing tax rules on goods and services. supporters

in the bronx section of new york city. police say a gunman pulled out a rifle and opened fire on the eighth floor. >> confirmed, shots fired. >> reporter: police stormed the building as patients and employees fed >> i was following everyone. >> reporter: the shooter is a former hospital employee, dr. henry belo. it's unknown what prompted him to open fire. >> everyone is in shock. we're just worried about the other employees or the other people that might have been gotten injured. >> reporter: people are being treated, one of the victims is confirmed dead. five other shooting victims are not known at this point. they're treating this as workplace violence and don't believe it's connected to international terrorism. chris malone, nbc news new york. >>> police in the district in prince georges county are cracking down on atv and dirt bike riders who have been taking to the streets. two departments released dozens of photos of these suspected riders. they say they've been terrorizing the communities with vehicles that were no

bronx school of science is a school for geniuses. i am no genius. >> jimmy: you're not?know i was a real student. they would bring me up to the front of the class and say what do you think new kid and i was like i have no idea what you're talking about. >> jimmy: you're like the worst nark. did they ever figure out it was you? did you ever tell them it was you? >> tom: i had one funny experience. i sat in the back of the classroom next to a pretty girl. she was like dude what's your deal. i was like you want to know my secret? okay. i'm actually spiderman. she's like dude you're not spiderman. i'm like i'm an actor i'm british. she didn't believe me. >> jimmy: of course she didn't. >> robert: the fact you were allowed to go to bronx science in the middle of the year that breach, that was believable. >> jimmy: we've got a problem with our public education system. when we come back we'll see a clip from the movie. spiderman homecoming right after this. we'll be back. nobody does it . he's also into oil painting. looking good. but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confi

five people have been shot at the bronx lebanon hospital.e just learned that one of those victims had died. take a look, these are live pictures from the scene. the gunman is dead inside the hospital and in the last few moments we've learned his name is henry, our sister station in new york is reporting, he's a doctor and former employee at the hospital. now, right now the nypd is treating this as a case of workplace violence. they do not think this is connected to terrorism. witnesses say the governor was wearing the doctor's coat when he opened fire with the rifle. just to put this into perspective. the gunman is dead. five people have been shot and police do not think this is a case of terrorism. get all the updates all night on the washington app. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> recent drownings have highlighted the importance of knowing critical life saving skills, cpr. >> it saved the life of and now she's made it her mission to help people learn how to do it. more on this report. >> reporter: the people in this room are having a party

now that being dramatic scenes at a new york in new york at a hospital in the bronx with reports of an active shooter. we're not hearing from the u. s. media that the gunman was a doctor and former employee who opened fire. he later died from a self inflicted gunshot wound will the bbc's another taufik joins us now from the bronx. a meta this attack happened very very rapidly what more do you not. well media reports have identified the shooter as a doctor henry fellow he's a forty five year old male and actually a former employee of bronx lebanon hospital. and he entered the hospital in the afternoon carrying an assault rifle concealed under his white. doctor's coat and from there he went to the seventeenth floor where he's fired separate sixteenth and seventeenth floors were he fired severa. rounds and many of the people that were injured were doctors on duty but we still do not have an update yet on their conditions the a new york. police department along with other officials are holding up. as we speak they also said that they had to respond to a fire at the same time. in the hospit

i'm a white kid grew up in the bronx in the 1980s which i would never trade in for a million years in terms of what it meant for me, in terms of that i think about race, politics but it was really fraud in the city was dangerous and i thought about crime in pleasing, criminal justice all through my life and in all sorts of different ways. what i encountered as i was doing reporting on ferguson and baltimore was beginning to see the sort of desperate able to see the situation we've built from different angles. the appeal of giuliani and the rhetoric, what it has brought for communities of colors and it felt like it was useful. >> host: it seems like ferguson is an anchor in many ways of the book. i'm wondering how your experience reporting there illuminated what you're talking about growing up in the bronx in the 80s? >> guest: the thing about ferguson that blew my mind was if you grew up in a city, group in the bronx, you have this conception of cities as distinct to think that cities there are these racial frictions and you have bad neighborhoods and good neighborhoods, all kinds of

police say the suspect barricaded himself inside new york city's bronx lebanon hospital with a rifle.earch of him, and say he's now dead. we can go to our correspondent in new york, nada tawfik. what more do we know about what has happened? media reports have identified the shooter as doctor henry bello, a 45—year—old male, who was a former employee of bronx lebanon hospital. this afternoon he walked into the hospitaljust north of here new york's borough of the bronx, with an assault rifle concealed under his white doctor's code. from there he went on the 16th floor, where he fired several rounds, injured five or six people, some doctors on duty. we don't know the conditions of those people. a fire department official said one doctor was treated with a fire hose used as a tourniquet. another said the public barricaded themselves in rooms. the nypd has confirmed the shooter is dead, after taking his own life. it's unclear what his motive was. new york is one of the few states in the country that has a ban on assault rifles like these. thank you. hundreds of people have attended the fun

inside bronx lebanon hospital when gunshots rang out on the 16th floor. dr. henry bella, a former doctor at the hospital, pulled an assault rifle from under his white lab coat and opened fire. the gunman shot seven people, killing at least one female doctor before police say he shot and killed himself. >> i saw blood on the floor. i saw a doctor with blood on his hands. >> reporter: gonzalo coraso worked on the carding on wing on the 12th floor. >> i didn't hear any gunshots. all i heard was a doctor saying, "help, help." that's when i saw police came and everybody-- everybody just went to the room. i just went to a room and i locked myself in a room. >> this guy is shot in the stomach area. >> reporter: the gunman shot seven people, killing at least one female doctor, before police say he shot and killed himself. gary tremble received a frantic phone call from his fiance who worked as a patient aide and was barricaded in a hospital room on the fourth floor. >> i told her just, "stay low. whatever you're doing right now, just do it, but just don't make too mu

i grew up in the bronx and i want to go to college.cover who i am and all the pressure that i have. >> you are in the bronx. we moved from the public education system. >> meaning no music and no dance and no theater and no photography and no fine arts and paintings and nothing. >> of course, the question that i wonder is what if a child does not have a way to discover their passion. what if the hidden talent is never tapped. >> this is my moldy-oldy photo album. >> i was always around school plays. my first role i was a munchkin in the wizard of oz. even being a bird in the background, i loved it. those were the highlights of my school experience. this is "dream yard," a nonprofit that brings music and dance and theater and poetry and fine arts into public schools in the bronx new york. the poorest congressional district in the country. more than two decades ago, two 20 something year old guys, they had a dream. they believe school programs will keep them in school and help them get better grades and maybe go to college. >> we wrote a

big saturday night crowd in the bronx.have already hit the road but those that have stuck around enjoy themselves. all home team tonight. 45,232 in attendance tonight. as the yankees top home record in the american league will get a little better. in line for their 21st home victory. mancini grounds to short and that will put the finishing touches on it. a convincing 16-3 wrap over baltimore, a little over three hours, matt holliday among the five yankees to go deep tonight, and your up-to-date standings with the red sox still in progress. new york three and a half up in the al east. we thank you for watching from the bronx after a quick break, will come back for our fox sports studios. 16-3 yankees for the final score tonight. you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets. it's shocking actually. they're made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's it. keep it real. keep it tyson. how do you please the world's toughest food critics? with elegant decor and ambiance? nah. just se

lebanon hospital in bronx new york. we know right now that the shooter is dead apparently from a self inflicted gunshot wound ooh. we have also learned the shooter was a former employee of that hospital. we are also told that one of the victims has died here and five to six other victims are injured at this point. obviously still a lot of questions unanswered but police do tell us that the situation appears under control right now. the suspect dead in a self inflicted gunshot wound and one victim dead here, five to six others wounded. we'll bring you the latest as we get it throughout this newscast. >>> shocking scene near los angeles when a small plane crashed in the middle of a busy freeway. this exclusive video shows the aircraft burst into flames when it hit the ground. investigators say the pilot just declared an emergency and was returning to john wayne airport in costa mesa. the aftermath shows debris strewn all over several lanes of the 405. traffic was backed up for miles as firefighters worked to put out that

. >> a lot of people think that kids in the bronx are dangerous.o end up in jail, that a lot of us are criminals and that is not at all true. i want to prove to them this they're wrong. >> i grew up in the bronx, i want to go to college so i can truly discover who i am without all the influences and pressure that i have. >> here in the bronx the early 2000s, a lot of the arts funding was removed from the public education system. >> meaning no music? mo dance, no theater, no photography, no fine arts, no painting, nothing. >> nothing. >> reporter: and the question i've often wondered is what if a child doesn't have a way to discover her passion? what if that hidle talent is never tapped? this is my moldy oldie photo album. my mother was a drama teacher so i was always around school plays. my first role i was a munchkin in "the wizard of oz." i couldn't really act or sing, so i never was the star, but even just being a bird in the background i loved it. it makes me sad to think about what my life would have been like without the school plays because

we're on the scene at the bronx. you're learning new information and should update our viewers. >> reporter: part of that new information, wolf, coming from several law enforcement sources now speaking to cnn confirming that the suspected gunman involved in this case here was, in fact, a doctor at this medical facility now been identified as dr. henry belo. we're waiting a new briefing by investigators in a few moments. here's what we can tell you. it was about 3:00 p.m. eastern time when authorities scrambled to this hospital north of the city to reports of an active shooter. they did eventually find who they believe was the gunman who had died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, and a female, a woman who was also shot and killed nearby. we do understand that there are about five other people that have been confirmed injured, three of them lifted in serious condition, but we don't know a whole lot more about that, don't know if they were specifically targeted or possibly even caught in some crossfire. what i can tell

a deadly shooting inside a hospital in the bronx. a doctor who once worked at bronx lebanon hospital went on a shooting spree. he killed one person, wounded six others and killed himself. an employee working on the twelfth floor described the scene at the hospital as it went into lock down. >> next thing i know i saw one of the doctors and he was -- he had like a gunshot wound to his hand. and then i saw the police -- i looked out the window. there was about 100 police cars all over. >> mayor bill de blasio just held a press conference. he said we have wounded doctors who are now fighting for their lives. the gunman is identified as dr. henry. not clear when or why he and the hospital parted ways. police say when he walked into ba had a rifle hidden under his lab coat. >>> they talked about their nine month wait for answers in their only interview since the shooting. >> we've been trying to be patient. and asking god to give us patience. people are rallying around us and helping us get through this. but your patience has a point to.

jonathan: we continue to follow the breaking news out of the south bronx in new york city. former employee of bronx lebanon hospital center entered the center with a rifle that was hidden under a lab coat. he then opened fire killing a woman and hurting six others. wounding them before taking his own life. he reportedly tried to set himself on fire which then set off the building's fire alarms. it drew a heavy police presence to the area as you imagine. officers with the guns drawn told people to hide as they went floor to floor, room to room at the hospital looking for the gunman. police believe the shooter is exemployee of the hospital doctor henry bello. a doctor. a half hour ago there was a news confluence about the shooting. >> this was a horrific situation unfolding in the middle of a place that people associate with care and comfort. a situation that came out of nowhere. but even in midst of horror there were many acts of heroism. jonathan: this is a very active investigation. as we learn more we will pass it along to you. alison: new surveillance video released of a

in terms of the specifics of this book , i'm a kid who grew up in the bronx which is my core identity. i grew up in the bronx in the 1980s which i would never trade for 1 million years what it meant to me in terms of the way that i think about race, politics but it was really fraught and the city was really dangerous and i think i bought about crime and policing and criminal justice all through my life and all sorts of different ways and what i encountered as i was doing reporting on ferguson and baltimore was like, beginning to see a sort of, being able to see the system we built from these different angles. what i experienced growing up in new york, the appeal of giuliani and this rhetoric. what it has wrought for communities of color and it felt like it was useful to synthesize that. >> it seems like ferguson is really kind of an anchor in many ways in the book so i'm wondering how your experience reporting their illuminated what you're talking about growing up in the bronx in the 80s. >> the thing about ferguson that blew my mind was i think you grow up in a city, you grow up in t

. >> this is east 138th street, which in many ways is the wall street of the bronx.ve got a lot of financial service providers along the street. bodegas, you have small money remitters. >> reporter: and there's a pawn shop, not the kind of financier you'd find on the actual wall st. but hey, this is the south bronx, poorest congressional district in america, where some 40% percent of residents live below the poverty line. >> the main service provider on the street is ritecheck, where we have our financial service center. >> reporter: joe coleman is president of this chain of 14 stores in the south bronx and harlem. they'll cash your checks, pay your bills, transfer money, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. something like half these customers are "unbanked," meaning they have no bank account. on purpose. jose benitez is a construction contractor. >> ( translated ): every time you go to a bank there's a problem. you lose time. >> reporter: the bank takes too long to cash checks, he says. >> can you sign there for me please? >> reporter: and, says cashier jackie morel: >>

the public are told to avoid the area around the hospital in the bronx.weather. 18 degrees in glasgow. 22 in london. most of us have had a cloudy day. some rain on the north sea coast heading southwards across england and wales. it is patchy. as it clears away from scotland and northern ireland the cloud should break up, possibly into northern england as well. temperatures more 9-10. england as well. temperatures more 9—10. when the cloud breaks up we will see some good of sunshine. we will see some good of sunshine. we will see some good of sunshine. we will see patchy rain coming into northern ireland. eastern scotland likely to be dry. temperatures 15—17 degrees, 20 possible in eastern scotla nd degrees, 20 possible in eastern scotland and 24 in the south—east of england. the rain will take a few hours to clear away on sunday. feeling warm and the sunshine. a strong when and some showers. this is bbc world news today. i'm kasia madera. our top stories — there are reports of a shooting incident inside new york. a man dressed as a doctor opened fire at t

when i get to bronx, the bronx looked like world war ii. i was all burned down, drugs. [indiscernible] my only way it was school to study. host: what's the value of apprenticeship program then? caller: the value is that, we should -- like me who want to be a navy s.e.a.l. right before i signed up this was my only study. i got shot in my right eye. host: people off twitter this morning, couple of people making comments saying, whatever happen to vocational school? then barkway said too many jobs requiring college degree really don't need one. need more vocational schools. job training programs, apprenticeship programs and the like. make your thoughts known on twitter that way. you can call us on the line. anthony who is in baltimore on our line for others. go ahead. anthony from baltimore. let's go to jack. jack is in virginia, good morning. caller: good to talk with you. i think that a lot of different approaches need to be used. different people learn differently. not everyone is suited to go to college. lot of people work better with their hands. hands on apprenticesh

judges chambers here in the bronx. full count to rob refsnyder. swinging a mess finishes off the inning for mike wright. another home run for the yankees, there fifth of the evening, and it has been all new york here in the bronx on this saturday. ♪♪ ♪♪ for those who find a way. always unstoppable. well this smells like sunscreen and frustration. i had to get my coffee, jane lynch well what can we do to fix this? wake up earlier? awe, that's cute. no. next time use masterpass. add value. order your coffee ahead. speed past the line. open the pool on time. ♪ ♪ winning the morning... ...priceless don't just buy it. masterpass it. ♪i don't care about the funny way you wear your hair♪ ♪someday you'll let me put my comb up there♪ ♪'til then you're beautiful and i just stare♪ >> top half of the ninth inning, a chance for tommy layne to take it home for the yankees in a 14-2 game. the two, three, four batters for baltimore, just two runs on three hits. it's a stark contrast with the yankees h

it's like there's a little girl out there in the bronx, you know, just like me where i grew up, and she's's me, i could do it. so it's bigger. i always see it as a bigger picture, you know, the stories that we're telling. they're also bigger pictures. we're representing people that usually are not thought of. >> trevor: right. >> people in prison who thinks about them, if you don't know anyone who's behind bars. so this show has really been a good, good voice for those that usually remain voiceless. >> trevor: it's also interesting because it's not just a story about convicts as oftentimes we have been taught to speak of them. it's a story of people who are in prison. your character's story is one of those where she is in prison because she was trying to feed her family, and it was what many people would consider a minor infraction that led to her being locked up, and that the unfortunately a story you hear all too often. >> our prisons are filled with people with minor infractions. our prisons are literally filled with people who commit petty crimes and they're doing hard time. and our p

this is at the bronx lebanon hospital.have no immediate information on weather anyone was killed as we give you the live pictures here from a chopper over the hospital but people have been injured. >> we have learned from foxnews , two people are shot in no word on their conditions at this time. we understand that this hospital is not far from yankee stadium to give you some perspective if you're familiar with the new york city area there and you can see the police cars and officers surrounding the building likely because we are hearing this is an act of shooter situation. unclear on whether or not they have contacted the active shooter or know where he is in the building. there was a report that he was on the loose and we will report -- we will follow these developments and bring you an update as soon as we have one. >>> the holiday weekend is here and for many people it means vacation time. from the roads to the skies it's supposed to be the most traveled fourth of july in history. >> lauren blanchard has a look at how m

nbc's stephanie gosk is in the bronx tonight with the latest. >> the suspect being reported as a person a long gun. >> reporter: just before 3:00 p.m., chaos amid reports of a shooting at bronx lebanon hospital about 1 1/2 miles from yankee stadium. a massive police and fire fighting response. emergency crews rushed to the scene. the hospital put on lockdown. >> they have a confirmed active shooter. shots fired at the location. >> reporter: emergency responders inside and on the roof going room to room looking for a suspect reportedly wearing a white doctor's coat and carrying a long gun called an ar-15, a semiautomatic weapon like this. >> an update on the shooter. a male black with a white doctor's coat on. >> reporter: reports of smoke coming from the 16th floor. the suspect tried to start a fire but the sprinkler system doused it. terrified staff and patients scramble to hide or get out of the building. >> scary. i thought i could be what happened in orlando, killed in the bathroom. >> reporter: an hour after the shooting started they filed out, hands on their heads. in all six peop

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gunman opening fire at a hospital in the bronx in new york city.he new york city police department just confirming the shooter is now dead. multiple people were shot. still a very active scene. we're continuing to follow the story. we'll bring you any details beyond those you just heard as soon as we get them. melissa: so welcoming another world leader to the white house, president trump meeting with his south korean counterpart earlier today. the two leaders uniting on how to best handle north korea's nuclear threat. our own blake burman is live at the white house with the latest. blake, i hope they made headway? reporter: there was pretty tough talk from president trump as it relates to north korea. they called it a brutal regime, a menace with no respect for human life and a country that starves its own people. this statement was made in the rose garden and hosted south korean president, president moon. both talking about north korea and need to stop that country's nuclear ambitions. >> the united states calls on other regional powers and all re

henry bell low a former employee at the bronx lebanon hospital. now officials say bell low pulled out a rifle under his white lab coat and opened fire. at least five people were hurt. police say bell low also killed himself. sources tell our sister station wabc that police are investigating this shooting as a workplace dispute. >> lawmakers in washington are head home for the holiday without a resolution on the senate's healthcare plan but not without one last call to action from the president. the today president trump tweeted urging senators to at least repeal the affordable care act immediately and then figure out a replacement in the future. abc's live in washington with the latest development. good evening, emily. >> reporter: good evening, monica. a group of 10 senators is now calling on the majority leader mitch mcconnell to cancel the august recess altogether so they can stay and the work on big issues like healthcare but really this is still continuing to heat up and they're going home empty handed without a revised healthcare bill. the w

i was up in the bronx, i had no idea. that's how i get her.he has been my agent now -- that was 1970, 47 years. i've had the same agent and the same editor for 47 years. brian: i did some calculations. 4500 and 13 pages you have written. i am sure you have written more than that. broker"up "the power and the four books on lyndon johnson. how has this business changed for you? the business of writing, since the first book that came out in 1974, 1975. robert: the business of writing has not changed much at all. i still have the same way of doing it. brian: what about the way you look at power since that first book? robert: right, because i was never interested in doing a biography of robert moses or lyndon johnson to write the life story of a great man. i was never interested in that. i was a reporter that covered politics and i got interested in political power. and i conceived of these books as studies in political power. but i thought when you are a reporter, i won a couple of really minor journalistic awards. you think you know everything. t

one man is now in custody, after allegedly assaulting a bronx deli employee with avocadoes. brad gomez was arrested yesterday, more than two weeks after the attack. police are still looking for a second suspect. the victim, amr alzabidi , was seriously injured. he left eye for a week. he now has blurred vision. and he's had to have surgery. alzabidi spoke about what led to the attack. he says the suspects and four of their friends tried to order food from an employee who didn't speak english. he says he tried to help with the order, but the suspects thought he was being sarcastic. and he says the situation escalated from there. it's known as the super bowl of video games. the e-3 convention in los angeles - reveals the latest and greatest in games and technology! this year- there's a lot of buzz over microsoft's new console - the x-box one-x. and -- virtual reality! for the first time this year- the event was open to fans and not just insiders. unfortunately though- a lot of this technology - won't be officially ready for years to come. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen