borja: Éstas son imÁgenes de la iglesia "nuestra seÑora en el bronx.rinitarios. esto estuvo conmocionado a nueva york. el joven era muy querido en la comunidad donde naciÓ y se criÓ. este hecho sangriento quedò registrado por las cÁmaras de seguridad de una bodega donde ocurriÓ el crimen y tambiÉn la apatÍa de los trabajadores de la bodega. este joven busca ayuda y un trabajador le pide que se retire. todo ha indignado a esta comunidad que lleva dÍas exigiendo justicia. cabe mencionar que hay ocho personas arrestadas, seis de ellosfueron arrestados en el estado vecino de nueva york. se ha pedido que se radiquen a la ciudad de nueva york donde personas como abimael estÁ con nosotros y nos habla un poquito sobre el sentimiento y por quÉ este caso dolido tanto. abimael: ha dolido, y es increÍble como la juventud fallece, muere. es increÍble la criminalidad. este joven no tenÍa que morir. era un joven lleno de vida, tenÍa sueÑos y metas. verdaderamente triste porque en vez de resolver las cosas con confianza, y amor, muchos estÁn matando, muchos estÁn dest

circulan re de un vÍdeo donde se ve un hombre inconsciente en un piso mientras que el agente en el bronxn lado, el atacante se devuelve tomarle foto. borja: le saluda carolina sara aza y borja voces, hoy 29 de junio. un dÍa de luto para los periodistas y familiares. carolina: claro que sÍ, ocurre en escuelas calles y un periÓdico. arrancamos con la desgarradora portada del periÓdico que fue el mÁs reciente blanco de una balacera en maryland. en la primera pÁgina se ve la fotografÍrio ahora son ellos los protagonista de esta trÁgica noticia. borjas: a esta hora te contamos lo que se sabe del tiroteo. un hombre de 38 aÑos quien y irrumpiÓ en el edificio del cristal empezÓ a dispararle a todos en la sala de redacciÓn. al parecer ramos actuÓ movido por venganza contra el diario al que habÍa demandado sin Éxito seis aÑos atrÁs. autoridades investigan una cuenta de twitter presuntamente ligada a este sujeto, donde habrÍa amenazado varias veces al periÓdico. carolina: nos conectamos rÁpidamente con jeannette rodrÍguez quien se fue hasta la casa del sospechoso localizada unas 25 millas de indian

i i organized on the sanders campaign in the bronx. knocking on those doors two years ago, i knew that our community was ready for this change. toelieved we really needed have that representation, that dignity, and representation that was not compromised by corporate interest some fitfully advocate for working families. a stunner victory is ross tountry, butlso another fell organizer in the sanders campaign, ben jealous as you note, also won the primary democratic primary in maryland and the race for governor. but he heard at all from ben jealous in the last 12, 13 hours? >> i have not. that is not to say they have not reached out. honestly, i have 500 text messages in my phone. but i greatly, greatly look forward to a governor jealous because it is so badly w what we needed for our future. amy: alexandndria ocasio-cortez, if you are elected to congress, you will b be the younungest won everer elected. talk a about mother's day. talk aboutut the moment you wald into your opponent's headquarters and challenged him to a debate and what t

the trump administration is a threat to everything we stand for here in queens and the bronx, and ift win back the house this november, we will lose the nation we love. joining us now this part of our discussion, maya wiley, a former counsel to the mayor of new york. eugene robinson, opinion writer for the washington post and msnbc political analyst. maya, you know the critics here in this city. that doesn't strike me as that big a surprise, that the demographic change eventually caught up with the representation. >> i think that's right. if you watched ocasio, she actually had the most impressive video. and in her video piece introducing herself to the district and really to all of new york, because many of us watched it even if we weren't in her district, she starts it by saying "women like me aren't supposed to run for office." and then she talks about zip codes being determinative of what your opportunities are. she talked about her personal life story of having a puerto rican mother and a father from the south bronx. she was clearly signaling in that video that she was represent

and w, just like that, in his home district in queens in a little piece of the bronx in new york, hedefeated soundly in this primary tonight, as you say by a 28-year-old upstart, alexandria ocasio-cortex. she is a member of democratic socialists of america. she campaigned in particular on an issue we've been talking about a lot over the last week, the issue of immigration, the issue of how to handle the situation at the border. she wants to abolish i.c.e. that is an issue on the left side of the party that may be getting traction. a victory like this tonight will hasten making its way into the conversation a bit. crowley again was thought to be maybe next year ther of the democrats in congress, maybe a speaker of the house. he goes down in his home district. absolutely shocking upset here. nearly a second upset. yvette clarke is a 12-year incumbent in new york. she is barely hanging on. the race has not been called. she does have the lead right now. that would be two democratic incumbents going down though the scale wouldn't be quite as much. well thought this was going to be the big

causa conmociÓn el asesinato de un menor en el bronx a manos de pandilleros y la violencia polÍtica seas vÍctimas en mÉxico , es recordada cifra -- rÉcord la cifra de candidatos asesinados en esta compaÑÍa. comenzamos. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: quÉ tal? bienvenidos . cada caso de separaciÓn de padres e hijos representa una tragedia para una familia, un equipoerstico de nuestro canal en nueva york se dio a la tarea de seguir un caso e indagar sobre una posible soluciÓn. mariela salgado se ocupÓ del asunto y este es su relato. mariela: "noticias univisiÓn 41" supo de estos tres hermanos que fueron puestos con una familia sustituta. >> me dijo ella: los niÑos estÁn bien y no me querÍa decir dÓnde estaban. mariela: su madre estÁ detenida en arizona y estÁ desesperada. >> hasta hoy esto ha estado por cuatro semanas. cada semana yo voy y pido para hablar con la supervisora, con la trabajadora social, cuÁl es la fÓrmula parÁ que yo hable con los niÑos? nadie sabe, nadie sabe quÉ es el protocolo. mariela: pregu

this family has been selling cars in the bronx for 65 yea rs. selling cars in the bronx for 65 years.rs have poor credit andy penn on so—called sub—prime loans to finance a new set of wheels. if the cost gets too high, fewer of those customers can hop in the driver's seat. with any customer we deal with, we try our best to get the deal done but high interest rates could pose a threat in some instances. bankers charge high fees with interest rates so low in recent years, they have been a cash cow by lenders but that calculation is starting to change. as the us economy speeds ahead, the us federal reserve has been stepping in. low interest rates are a fuel for the economy and they have been providing that fuel to get out of the recession and get the economy going. now the economy is doing fine on its own and known only is it time to ta ke on its own and known only is it time to take the fuel away provided for a period of time, there are concerns that there is evidence of the economy overheating. donald trump says his policies, including a massive tax over all, a putting america into pro

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floer puerto rico, dad from the south bronx. was born in a place where your zip code derps did your destiny. every day gets harder for working families like mine to get by. the rent gets higher. health care covers less. and our income stays the same. this race is about people versus money. we've got people, they've got money. it's time we acknowledge that not all democrats are the same. that a democrat who takes corporate money profits off foreclosure, doesn't live here, doesn't send his kids to our excuse, doesn't drink our water or breathe our air cannot possibly represent us. what the bronx and queens needs is medicare for all, tuition tree public college, a federal jobs guarantee and criminal justice reform. we can do it now. it doesn't take 100 years to do this. this takes political courage. >> that progressive message which did not include any mention of the president propelled ocasio-cortez to victory. after a day like today, the question is -- is that still a viable path for democrats. she will join me in a moment. don't

en el bronx, nueva york, blanca rosa vilches univisiÓn.rusos, venezolanos, cubanos, estadounidenses. tiffany: congresistas de la asamblea nacional regresar de su receso para aprobar un decreto presidencial que permite el ingreso de tropas extranjeras al paÍs para realizar ejercicios operativos y humanitarios. >> todos los aÑos hay visitas de pequeÑos contingentes militares de los paÍses con los cuales las fuerzas armadas nicaragüenses tienen relaciones . tiffany: el decreto dice que durante seis meses se permitirÁ la permanencia del grupo de militares de repÚblica dominicana, estados unidos, china, taiwÁn, rusia, estados unidos y venezuela. >> vienen a hacer ejercicios. tiffany: aunque en este paÍs es de amplio conocimiento la colaboraciÓn del gobierno de estados unidos, el ejÉrcito de nicaragua y el resto de la regiÓn en la lucha contra rcrÁf efectivos militares rusos, venezolanos y cubanos en estos motivos momentos de >> estabilidad de estas tropas que vienen a reforzar que la capacidad represiva. tiffany: el general retirado que es tamb

part of the bronx, new york. a man who once thought he might be speaker of the house if the democrats' fortunes changed a little bit. the problem is he's lost his congressional seat. it doesn't matter what other plans you make. she is the giant killer tonight. it's our lead story on primary night. steve kornacki is back with us at the big board. steve, we have worked out nothing about your segment, so i want to tell you go in order of importance and take it away. >> thank you, brian. okay. let's starone more thing. how did this happen in the crowley race? what was supposed to save joe crowley and any other incumbent in new york who might be in trouble tonight was low turnout. here's the thing it know. in new york they split up the primaries. the race for governor, for statewide office, all the big -- that's not till later in the summer. the only thing anybody in new york voted on today was congress. so folks showed up at the polls. you got a ballot that was basically blank. you had two names on it. that's it. you

his family has been selling cars in the bronx to 65 yea rs. been selling cars in the bronx to 65 yearsit and depend on so—called sub—prime loans to finance a new set of wheels. if the cost of taking out a new loan gets too high, it could mean fewer of those customers could hop in the driver ‘s seat. mean fewer of those customers could hop in the driver 's seat. with any particular custom we are dealing with, try our best to get the deal done but there are instances where the high interest rate could pose a threat to. sub-prime loans are the clu nkers threat to. sub-prime loans are the clu n ke rs of threat to. sub-prime loans are the clunkers of the debt industry. they are risky, so bankers charge high fees. with interest rates so low in recent yea rs, fees. with interest rates so low in recent years, they have been a cash cow recent years, they have been a cash cow for lenders. but that calculation is starting to change its topic as the us economy speeds ahead, the us federal reserve has been stepping in to tap the brakes. low interest rate are a fuel for the economy and they have bee

it happened outside of a deli in bronx and caught on camera. we warn you, this video is graphic. craig melvin sorts it out. >> reporter: this morning one man is charged with murder and multiple suspects are in custody in connection with a brutal killing of a new york city teenager. 15-year-old lass and row gusman was killed in a case of mistaken identity. in this video showing the horrifying attack last wednesday when police say five men reportedly members of a dominican gang entered a bronx deli and dragged him into the street. the men repeatedly stabbed the young victim with knives and machetes. the teenager later died at a nearby hospital. the gang was reportedly trying to settle a score but targeted the wrong person. known to his young friends as junior, he was part of the nypd law enforcement explorers program end wanted to one day join the police force. now his family mourns holding a wake later today as anger grows. overnight an enormous crowd gathered at the site of the attack writing, hundreds of candles and chanting we want justice. [ chanting ] >> his father and aunt d

este caso ha conmocionado a todo el bronx.ue la guerra comercial que el presidente trump ha desatado ya tiene consecuencias para una de las compaÑÍas estadounidenses mÁs reconocidas. estamos hablando, como se les ha avanzado, de la compaÑÍa harley davison. dice que venderÍa $100,000,000 al aÑo debido a losaranceles impuestos por la uniÓn europea. les vamos a contar porque estos aranceles han pasado de ser del 6% al 31%. hay lo estamos viendo. pero por quÉ los europeos estÁn subiendo tanto los aranceles? esto es de represalia porque trump subiÓ los impuestos al acero y el aluminio del viejo continente. esta medida estÁ obligando la harley davison a mudar parte de su divisiÓn al exterior. esta decisiÓn no la tomó de buena gana el presidente trump, quien dijo en twitter "si se mudan, serÁ el principio del fin. se les cobrara impuestos como nunca antes." pero les contÓ que para entender mejor el impacto por el aumento de aranceles, esto significa que la compaÑÍa debe pagar por motocicleta $2200. portada motocicleta que exporte a e

naciÓ y se crió en el bronx en new york, sus padres son portorriqueÑos, dice que su campaÑa ha sido dispuestaard kennedy, ha visitado a niÑos que llegaron por la frontera y propone eliminar la agencia de control fronterizo. @ >> este es un momento definitivamente para nuestro paÍs y tenemos que luchar por los derechos humanos. blanca: nos contÓ que desde ayer ha dormido apenas dos horas pero su sensaciÓn al triunfo le ha recargado las energÍas por todo lo que le queda por hacer. patricia: maravillosa historia y una inspiraciÓn para los jÓvenes que quieren hacer polÍtica. nos vemos mÁs tarde, buenas noches y gracias. ♪ ♪ locutor: televisa presenta... trinidad: [tose] luisa: gracias, mami. se ve muy rico. trinidad: ay, mami, pero si solo son unos huevos revueltos. anda, cómete un taquito. luisa: eso no importa. tú todo lo haces muy rico. trinidad: [tose] luisa: ¿estás bien, mami? trinidad: sí, mi amor, no te preocupes. con un poco de agua se me pasa. tú verás. tú tranquila. luisa: ¿otra vez te está saliendo sangre, mami? trinidad: no te preocupes, hija, no es nada. todo va a estar bien. luisa:

new video released by police shows the group attacking a 14-year-old boy in the bronx last week. he was stabbed several times and is in critical condition. police believe both cases are the work of the notorious trinitarios street gang. >>> people are recovering after waking up in kansas where a tornado struck last night. five people were hurt. one tornado tore through eureka outside wichita. thousands are without power now. in wisconsin, a funnel cloud was spotted yesterday in the town of platteville. authorities say it touched down, but it didn't cause much damage and people living in cities and towns along the missouri river are taking precautions as the water level rises there after days of heavy rain. some in the town of bellevue, nebraska, uated as water crept up over the banks. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, wildfire emergency. a california fire continues to grow, keeping people out of their homes. >>> and tainted flyer. a deputy is sickened after coming into contact with dangerous opioid. this is the "cbs morning news." e "cbs morning news." have you smelled thi

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have presided over a lot of at around corporate now the political newcomer in the bronx is not alone the theme of arresting the control of the democratic party away from a corporate elite is becoming a pretty common theme in the lead up to the november midterm elections the hillary clinton wing of the democratic party is facing an uprising of sorts of minutes own ranks now at this point average democrats among the rank and file may not really approve of the party elite however they have a pretty solid base of funding billionaires like howard schultz the former c.e.o. of starbucks michael bloomberg and george soros are pouring in money meanwhile the former starbucks top boss is saying he's deeply worried about the bernie sanders way.

now the political newcomer in the bronx is not alone the theme of wresting the control of the democratic party away from a corporate elite is becoming a pretty common theme in the lead up to the november midterm election the hillary clinton wing of the democratic party is facing an uprising of sorts of minutes own ranks now at this point average democrats among the rank and file may not really approve of the party elite however they have a pretty solid base of funding billionaires like howard schultz the former c.e.o. of starbucks michael bloomberg and george soros are pouring in money meanwhile the former starbucks top boss is saying he's deeply worried about the bernie sanders wing of the liberal politics as so many voices within the democratic party are going so far to the left and i ask myself how are we going to pay for all these things in terms of things like single payer or people especially the fact that the government is going to give everyone a job i don't think that's realistic we decided to ask new yorkers what they think should be next for the democrats i think the democrats

around corporate now the political newcomer in the bronx is not alone the theme of arresting the control of the democratic party away from a corporate elite is becoming a pretty common theme in the lead up to the november midterm elections the hillary clinton wing of the democratic party is facing an uprising of sorts of minutes own ranks now at this point average democrats among the rank and file may not really approve of the party elite however they have a pretty solid base of funding billionaires like howard schultz the former c.e.o. of starbucks michael bloomberg and george soros are pouring in money meanwhile the former starbucks top boss is saying he's deeply worried about the bernie sanders wing of the liberal politics and so many voices within the democratic party are going so far to the left and i ask myself how are we going to pay for all these things in terms of things like single payer or people a spouse in the fact that the government is going to give everyone a job i don't think that's realistic we decided to ask new yorkers what they think should be next for the democrats

surveillance video shows the man being dragged out of a bronx deli last week.he was repeatedly stabbed in the neck and killed by a gang in a case of mistaken identity. seven men are currently in custody. cardi-b, a bronx native, donated the money to a gofundme account to pay for the funeral. >>> "the milwaukee journal sentinel" reports a librarians group is dropping laura ingalls wilder's name from an award after what they call stereotypical writing. she's best known for her "little house on the prairie" novels based on her adventures in the 19th century. at issue is her portrayal of native and african-americans. the award will now be called the children's literature legacy award. >>> the "los angeles times" says the group that hands out the oscars is inviting its largest class ever in a push for more diversity. the academy of motion pictures, arts, and sciences announced it's inviting 928 new members from 59 countries. the list includes actors tiffany haddish, kumail nanjiani, gina rodriguez, and mindy kaling. two years ago the academy pledged to double the nu

newcomer in the bronx is not alone the theme of arresting the control of the democratic party away from a corporate elite is becoming a pretty common theme in the lead up to the november midterm elections the hillary clinton wing of the democratic party is facing an uprising of sorts of minutes own ranks now at this point average democrats among the rank and file may not really approve of the party elite however they have a pretty solid base of funding billionaires like howard schultz the former c.e.o. of starbucks michael bloomberg and george soros are pouring in money meanwhile the former starbucks top boss is saying he's deeply worried about the bernie sanders wing of a liberal politics and so many voices within the democratic party are going so far to the left and i ask myself how are we going to pay for all these things in terms of things like single payer or people spouse in the fact that the government is going to give everyone a job i don't think that's realistic we decided to ask new yorkers what they think should be next for the democrats i think the democrats have to come up

dad from the south bronx. >> the district that carried her to victory is made up of the bronx and queenscasio-cortez studied at boston university and at one time worked if for senator ted kennedy in massachusetts, but it was here in the district where she really found her voice. >> women like me aren't supposed to run for office. >> she worked as an organizer for former democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders following the election of donald trump, the self-described democratic socialist said it was time for her to do more. >> this race is about people versus money. we've got people they've got money. >> she led a progressive campaign which called for medicare for all. tuition free college and abolishing i.c.e. immigration and customs enforcement and while she was gaining traction on the ground, crowley was still outspending her by a margin of 10-1. >> i'm proud to be the only democrat in this race ha rejects all corporate money. >> she could soon be making political history if she wins in november. the 28-year-old would likely be the youngest person in congress come 2019. >> al

and helps young kids in the bronx do extracurricular activities and studies.aid, yeah, so i ran over to this charity gala, not realizing, i was in a t-shirt and jeans and everyone was in gowns. >> oh, boy. >> i meet him, then my agent runs up, she has an emergency, i'm standing next to him, and i'm very awkward, so i just start telling stories, and right in the middle of the story they call him up to the stage and he tells me, hold that thought. so now i really want to leave, but i also -- tony just said hold that thought, so i'm standing there waiting for him to come back. he comes back from the stage and they start the auction, so i can't talk to him. he's standing right next to me and no one is bidding on this, you know, scholarship to help this young kid, and he's just cursing and getting angrier and angrier, vibrating and getting so pissed. no one could hear him, i'm the only one standing next to him, and i got so nervous and flustered that i raised my hand and bought this auction item, and he turned around, what are you doing? that's not -- and he got so

the bronx. the director of pediatric emergency services at north central bronx telling the paper tonight that she and her clinicians have felt helpless in treating children who are generally arrived without any medical records. and so it's michigan and it's maryland and it's new york and it's seattle and portland and phoenix and kansas city and chicago and pittsburgh and all these other places on this map. this map that the "washington post" is still building as we speak. based on tips from the public. because that's how we're going to figure out where these kids are. because apparently it's going to be like flight attendants and people piecing it together to try to get them back to their parents. there is a cabinet secretary who's in charge of taking care of these kids and getting them back to their parents. his name is alex azar. and i don't know if he was wearing ferragamo shoes or if any of monty python was involved but as this crisis exploded over the past week he spent the weekend going to

last night, veteran democratjoe crowley lost his new york primary to a 28—year—old from the bronx. driving populist movements in both europe and the united state, is there any space left for centrist, cross party politics? orare we moving inexorably to the fringes? joining us from washington is our north america correspondent, anthony zurcher and in london, anne perkins, deputy political editor at the guardian. anthony, i want to start with you. we saw the republicans cope with the tea party over a decade ago. are we now see a similar lurch to the left on the democratic side?” now see a similar lurch to the left on the democratic side? i think we are seeing the first rumblings of that. up until now, the democrats have been doing pretty well in keeping their established nominees in office. this was the first time that a big tree fell. there have been a lot of comparisons between the tea party of 2014 when a leader of the republican party was defeated. later that year, republicans swept the midterms that does not necessarily mean that democrats are in trouble. there is a sense of fru

demarco morgan is outside the deli the bronx. good morning. >> reporter: good morning you do.n employee at the deli behind me did in fact call 911 for help. they're asking for more to identify any of the trinitarios gang. >> when i saw those videos, i was speechless. i just started crying and crying. >> reporter: this 15-year-old was friends with lesandro guzman-feliz. his murder has shaken her sense of security here in the bronx. >> it's scary. it really is scary. to go outside and know that's going on in your community. >> reporter: new york mayor bill de blasio was among the group of mourners tuesday evening outside the funeral home handling services for guzman-feliz. >> i have grandchildren. it's really sad it had to take a tragedy to bring a community together. >> reporter: the nypd is trying to calm those fears. >> this investigation is not over. >> reporter: police say eight suspected gang members have been charged so far, and more arrests are expected. the sixth man picked up in new jersey will be brought back to new york later today after waving extradition to help lo

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thousands of votives of candles and balloons and flowers consuming a full block here in the bronx. meanwhile, this is a kid who wantedico become a p officer. he was part of the explorers program with the nypd. new video has emerged and we sow warn you that the video itself is pretty disturbing. this morning, a new york neighborhood coming together. hundreds mourning the death of this 17-year-old. his motherbu paying t in recent days. >> thank you, all of you, for being here supporting me. appreciaung. thank yo so much. god bless everyone. >> reporter: multiple suspects are now in custoder one week ahe teenager known as junior to family and friends was brutally murdered by a group y ofng men wielding knives and machetes. security video shows the boy being dragged out of a local deli and into the street. bystanders do nothing as he is repeatedly stabbed. after the attack, this new video shows the w victimking back in to the store bleeding from his wounds. he clerk stays behind the counter and he leaves running to a nearby hospital where he later died. ctthe sus are between 18 and 24

cardi b a bronx native donating $8,000 to the family saying on instagram these bronx streets are ruthless under the #justice for junior. rihanna also posting that she can't stop thinking about this poor baby boy. yankees pitcher c.c. sabathia saying bluntly, the violence and hate needs to stop. a gofundme page justice for junior has raised more than $100,000 for the teenager's family so far. well above its $15,000 goal. >>> meantime, tensions are still running high in pennsylvania where a community a demanding answers over the police shooting of an unarm ed individual. morgan has the late ost on the story. >> reporter: that funeral service will be held behind me at antoine rose's former middle school. stick this morning, questions swirling about what happened in the moments leading up to the teenager's death and who will be held responsible. mourners line the streets paying their final respects to 17-year-old antoine rose. the unarmed teenager gunned down by an east pittsburgh police officer. >> his smile would light up your whole room. it didn't matter how much pressure he was under, he

is one of -- the majority of people in our city jails are from the south bronx. and so it tells a lot. says a lot. and they're not water and that barge, that ship that's become a jail, is right there. so it says a lot. seems we don't see what is right in front of us. those invisible boundaries but not so invisible with the really look. do that because i understand that, and when i came to this country i grew up in the bronx. aim not a traitor. so thank you for that. anything else? yes. >> my name is nancy, and i'm a good friend of donna's, and i just want to say that many times when i visit, you always had that hope that there was light at the end of the tunnel and you always -- [inaudible] -- i'm just happy you have the opportunity to -- [inaudible] -- and make it to the end of the tunnel for that little piece of light. and i -- >> malibu. >> yes. i'm so proud, so, so very proud of you and i love you so much. >> thank you, thank you. she's my sister. a lot of family in the room. thank you. anyone else? all right. so, i'm going to -- i know people like, oh, my go

go see "a bronx tale," even if robert de niro doesn't care. >> greg: he cheated the tony honorees butnk he might've helped him get reelected. >> jesse: hollywood is not doing the democrats a very good service. he is like the nancy pelosi of hollywood. every time he opens his mouth, the republican party goes like this, keep talking. you add this to samantha bee across -- they are not helping democrats get elected. when something like this happens, it fires up the republican party, turns off independence and drags the democrats so far to the left that they cheer and they think this is acceptable. i would say you have a choice. if you are a lefty person in the country and a celebrity. you're either going to resist trump like this guy or you're going to work with trump. we have seen celebrities work with trump and get things done. i don't see why these people don't show up at the oval office. trump will bring them in. they will get things done and everybody will say it's a win-win. it's the easiest thing to do with this president. they are not taking that avenue. >> greg: it's like when y

. >> great to see you from the bronx, new york. our lady of mount carmel. i'm getting my blessings.[laughs] good for you. i feel blessed. what effect does this have on normal people, do you think? who weren't in the audience or aren't "huffington post" charter subscribers. how do they react to robert de niro's speech? his 2-word speech? >> from the streets of the bronx here, a great italian-american community, we idolize robert de niro. great respect for the brilliance of robert de niro but to go on live television -- he's from new york. i'm telling you, this will ensure donald trump's election in 2020. to be that reprehensible and to be that vulgar on live television. again, i have immense respect for this man, but it will resonate with the united states. what the prent has done, you have to give credit for. the g7 summit was a negotiation. the president said -- it's a negotiation. then he sits down with kim jong un, it's monumental.-- it's epic, it's historic. the country is embracing it, and north korea is embracing it. we are talking i about peace he, and to get one of your hero

i will say it is unusual, i locked up over a thousand guys in my day in boogie down bronx, i have nevery put acid on their fingerprint or try to rub out the whirls on tip of the finger tips. this is rare in my experience. liz: all right, so, he doesn't want to be i.d.ed. giving police a hard time. cannot get to motive, police moments ago, saying it will be a long night. what is happening right now with the suspect? >> three factors you mentioned refused to be i.d.ed, had no identification, refused to i.d. himself that speaks volumes to the great ledge that he has gone to not identify himself. that begs the question, why would someone do that? i think that plot will get thicker. liz: yeah. you know. is it to your estimation that he targeted this newspaper. and possibly targeted specific individual journalists, the reporter on scene on gazay on thgazettesaid he suddenly stoppd shooting. >> that again, very difficult to state with any degree of factual precision, because facts are so foggy. he shot his way in to glass with a shotgun, to a specific location, whether or not break and shootin

reports now from the bronx so what a cracking start he was rushed to the world cup for the first world cup eastern europe and particularly for the host nation what a beast it's given them i mean even in this into the music in the background you can see by but it's dark that a bit of a party started to take place here in sochi where you could hear the russians you can tell. i've been watching the matches and started to come out into the olympic plaza here to celebrate he says distinctively hearty festive mood ahead of what will be an incredibly important group the match between portugal and spain in the fish stadium behind me there i mean after everything that's been happening would anybody be surprised if it was a draw who knows what the score will be but the fans they'll be here on friday to cheer on both sides of this magnificent arena that was what the host and also the closing ceremony host for the sunday twenty fourteen winter olympics because last may that we people here actually because the celebrating and afterwards if you struggle to the beach will come on the pebbles and then

bronx democratic sociallist alexandria cortez in first run for office ousted the congressman he's further left and should coast to vicry in general election and president trumpeize its a win. >> last night we had a great evening we watched thate television a were winning left and rights. they did not know what the hell happened and e of my biggest critics slov anally man coully got his as kicked.by a young wom had a lot of energy. she had a lot of energy. i guess he deposit see. it they couldn't find him. >> all right. so he made the remark as campaign rally inorth day coat a thent preside was very careful to pronounce a specific word in the norm korean i want to congratulate the north dota state buyson.i s. i should not tell you this. i was coming out they were talking about bison i thought it was an s.d they sai is but it's pronounced bizan. we didn't get that wrong. >> that's definitely how you spell bisan. >> the crowdts size hand my pillow guyuc and hh is a trillion. and play the hits. trillion. and play the hits. nfh aes raidings. when we're down 20% it's the flag but it's the fact

. >> born in the bronx to puerto rican parents, she connected with the kbroeing latino community in the district. >> this victory belongs to every working parent. every mom, every member of the lgbtq community. river single person is responsible for this. >> her victory, a warning to entrenched democrats, not to take anything for granted. this is an absolutely seismic loss for democrats, who are going to have to rethink their next generation of leadership. eric cantor lost his election in 2014. if crowley's challenger wins in november, she'll be the youngest woman ever elected to the house. >> let's bring in nbc news political analyst steve schmidt. good morning. that was a huge upset last night there was something about this young woman's political ad that did capture a lot of people's attention. just watch a little bit of it and explain why you think she won. >> this race is about people versus money. we've got people. they've got money. it's time we acknowledge in a not all democrats are the same that a democrat who takes corporate money, profits off foreclosure, doesn't live here, d

mother from puerto rico, dad from the south bronx. i was born in a place where your zip code determines your destiny. this race is about people versus money. we've got people, they've got money. it's time we acknowledge that not all democrats are the same. that a democrat who takes corporate money, drprofits off foreclosure, doesn't live here, doesn't send his kids to our schools, doesn't drink our water or breathe our air cannot possibly represent us. >> reporter: the line there, 's time to realize not all democrats are the same. she's a democratic socialist, the party bernie sanders reveals with. she wants medicare for all. tuition free college. this one down here, abolishing i.c.e., the immigration authority, and that is a huge issue in a community, remember, this is the bronx and queens. this is a hugely hispanic and minority community. so that had real resonance. assault weapons ban, another thing that's going to play well with the liberal base. joe crowley was an establishment figure. now, we talk about women. when she talked wi

born in the bronx. she said he lost touch with this district.he worked on bernie sanders' 2016 campaign but was waiting tables, tending bar just seven months ago. if she wins in november, she would be the youngest bomb ever elected to the house. take a listen -- youngest woman ever elected to the house. >> how are you feeling? >> so crowley quickly conceded, writing on twitter i want to congratulate alexandria ocasio-cortez. i look forward to supporting her and democrats this november. at his campaign party after the race was called, he did a rendition of "born to run" to her. >>> a tough night for other democratic figures. event clarke -- yvette clarke had a thousand more votes than the challenger. south carolina governor mcmaster, one of trump's early supporters got the gubernatorial nomination after fending off a challenge from a self m millionaire. and john warren, dan donovan had the full weight of the party behind him, fended off a challenge from his predecessor grimm. and mitt romney won the republican senate primary race, he has been cri

the bronx tale is a terrible issue. it's a real tomato can.hink what's happening in the theater crowd is they are underestimating the fact that there are certain plays like the bronx tale and marching rightaville that don't skew with the normal viewer. and they don't hate the president. i thought it was funny. i invite them. i thought it was funny. kennedy: i'm so amazed at people who get so upset by someone standing up and the presidential press briefing. but it's okay for this guy to do it. it's all okay or none much it's okay. it's going to be very boring. there is an addiction to it. >> we are talking about it now. he's got all of the attention. what is next. >> it's their reward. >> that one guy that was on bill maher with nick -- mark ruffalo. he hasn't piped up in a while. >> i want to see ben affleck. kennedy: the phoenix rising from the ashes. it would be only funny [inaudible] thank you so much. president trump says his deal with kim jong-un is being celebrated in asia. but some say some people hope his agreement with noko falls thro