in the bronx it seems to be the same old story from. go there are no trouble for no judge is available to try to. just wait around for an hour to receive an. education. in two thousand and twelve new york state's chief judge launched a special program to clear up the backlog of cases in the bronx since then this so-called blockbuster court has been working to cut through decades of bureaucratic red tape but while the number of pending felony cases that are two years or older have been reduced there are still thousands of open misdemeanor cases. so we checked in with the original trial part and originally when the case was called there were no car parts available but we can call the case they called the case again they were able to find us a court room and we're now waiting for the police officer to arrive so we can begin to hear this is about as close as we've gotten and so we're very hopeful if we could actually have some testimony and a decision on our on our hearing i think this is this is going to be a first for the project for sure

here in new york city heading over to the bronx to meet a guy named michael torres who was arrested over two years ago for criminal possession of a small amount of marijuana and the reason this is important is that he is just one of about fifty thousand people who were arrested that year on similar marijuana charges under a policing strategy know this stop and frisk. in new york police have been stopping and frisking suspects for as long as there has been a police force but during the late one nine hundred ninety s. the giuliani administration made the tactic a central part of its aggressive policing. strategy we were allowing small things to get worse rather than the dealing with the earliest possible stage stop question and frisk is an application of the broken windows theory a crime fighting strategy which argues that if a police force can cut down on petty crimes like vandalism and panhandling then bigger crimes like robbery and murder will be reduced there is just no question that stop question frisk has saved countless lives as recently as one thousand nine hundred new york city av

that an hour and a half south in the bronx the case against michael moore is another reminder of how proactive policing policies designed to lower crime rates for everyone can result in unconstitutional searches jam up the court system fill up the prisons and destroy the fabric of neighborhoods this is really quite a simple case as it says here in this motion. to dismiss prosecution claims that mr torres possessed marijuana in public view on september twenty sixth two thousand and eleven mr torres has consistently denied the allegation it adamantly contested the constitutionality of his arrest yet at every turn he has been denied any meaningful due process through the courts this guy has been waiting over two years for his day in court this has affected his work it has affected his psychological well being and his unfortunately one of tens of thousands of people who are arrested in the bronx under the stop and frisk programs. so many. jobs for quite a long time this job has been a lifeline for tourists so every time he gets a call that his case is going to trial he has to choose betw

nayeli: este crimen fue uno de los que ha causado mÁs conmociÓn en el bronx. >> yo sÉ que se va a ser mes del fallecimiento de este joven, a causa del brutal crimen. ilia: una propuesta para dividir a california en tres partes no serÁ sometida ante los votantes. esto lo decidiÓ la corte suprema de ese estado. los jueces dudan sobre su validez, pero decisiÓn en un futuro. los defensores aseguran que el estado se ha vuelto ingobernable. el tribunal analizarÁ una impugnaciÓn presentada por un grupo ambientalista. recuperados fÍsica y emocionalmente, salieron del hospital los 12 niÑos futbolistas y su entrenador, rescatados de una cueva en tailandia, tras pasar dos semanas atrapados en ella. los jÓvenes expresaron agradecimiento a los socorristas, contaron sus temores y sensaciones mientras estuvieron en la caverna. anunciaron sus deseos de convertirse en monjes, traspasar esta experiencia. vilma: como campeones y con una amplia sonrisa, vistiendo el uniforme de su equipo de fÚtbol de los jabalÍes salvajes, se presentaron los niÑos tailandeses, atrapados en una caverna por mÁs de dos sema

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ocasio cortez in bronx and queens is taken as a direction of which the democratic party should go nationally, democratic party's not going to elect the president in 2020. mike: is that a legitimate concern for your side, tiffany? >> i don't think is. first of all, i think the fact that joe lieberman emerged from political irrelevance to even

we hit our peak probably in 1972 when the bronx had 430 homicides. >> in the '70s, the bronx looked like like berlin. >> 1.5 million people live in this borough. once that smoke on the horizon signified industry, progress, jobs. now it means someone is burning down a building. it has become the arson capital of the world. it happens 30 times a day, and the flames are the signal of a national disaster. >> is there anything that can change the situation? >> the bronx, my own estimation, is doomed with a capital "d." >> a lot of gritty stuff went down in new york, and when you think of new york in the '70s you, of course, think of the son of sam murders. >> christine freund, 26 years old, soon to be married, is dead today. dead in a shooting that has no apparent motive. >> the end of 1976, they transferred me to queens homicide. and the first victim that i came across was a woman named christine freund, who was sitting in a parked car with her boyfriend coming from a movie and she got her head blown off. >> this was a series of random shootings, and the ballistic comparison determined that

charles: i have so many relatives in the bronx. this is the first time i have heard of people moving out. afraid, angry. how was it -- i read the articles and the things you talked about and how you praised the family for not seeking vengeance. this was a kid who wanted to be a police officer. >> it was mistaken identity by a gang. people say they are coming across the border illegally. these were kids born in the bronx who spoke english as this fairs language just to be clear about it. the situation is a tragic lack of meaning in these young kids. in high opinion also a lack of role models in their lives. parents missing. fatherless homes. and these kids were looking for meaning in their life and community and they find it in the wrong places. and this tragedy is a result of that. charles: the things that spark things like this are so trivial. then to have a gang drag this kid out of a bodega. it's hard to say, you know, who is safe? then we see on a national level. we have one politician whose life was threatened. his family was

that an hour and a half south in the bronx the case against michael moore is another reminder of how proactive policing policies designed to lower crime rates for everyone can result in unconstitutional searches jam up the court system fill up the prisons and destroy the fabric of neighborhoods this is really quite a simple case as it says here in this motion. to dismiss prosecution claims that mr torres possessed marijuana in public view on september twenty sixth two thousand and eleven mr torres has consistently denied the allegation it adamantly contested the constitutionality of his arrest yet at every turn he has been denied any meaningful due process through the courts this guy has been waiting over two years for his day in court this has affected his work it has affected his psychological well being and his unfortunately one of tens of thousands of people who are arrested in the bronx under the stop and frisk programs and. so many. jobs for quite a long time this job has been a lifeline for tourists so every time he gets a call that his case is going to trial he has to choose

that an hour and a half south in the bronx the case against michael moore is another reminder of how proactive policing policies designed to lower crime rates for everyone can result in unconstitutional searches jam up the court system fill up the prisons and destroy the fabric of neighborhoods this is really quite a simple case as it says here in this motion. to dismiss prosecution claims that mr torres possessed marijuana in public view on september twenty sixth two thousand and eleven mr torres has consistently denied the allegation it adamantly contested the constitutionality of his arrest yet at every turn he has been denied any meaningful due process through the courts this guy has been waiting over two years for his day in court this has affected his work and has affected his psychological well being and his unfortunately one of tens of thousands of people who are arrested in the bronx under the stop and frisk programs similar. to this. so many views in. quite a long time this job has been a lifeline for tourists so every time he gets a call that his case is going to trial he

. >> i think it's the future of the party in the bronx where she is. legislators need to listen to our constituency and get out there. i think what she did what she did the hard work. she pounded the pavement and she was out there talking to everyone of her constituents. >> are you concerned your party is going too far to the left to win in the midterms or win back the white house? >> i think you can't win the white house without the midwest and i don't you can go too far to the left and still win the midwest. >> juan: ocasio-cortez, former organizer for senator bernie sanders' presidential campaign firing back pointing out the policies to the left of hillary clinton won in several midwestern states. kimberly, what do you make of this? >> kimberly: it's compelling. she's a political figure. she exceeded the expectations. people were pretty much betting that crowley was well-established, someone seen as part of the future of the democratic party in terms of leadership, perhaps succeeding nancy pelosi. taken out by a relative newcomer. some of the poly -

here in new york city heading over to the bronx to meet a guy named michael torres who was arrested over two years ago for criminal possession of a small amount of marijuana and the reason this is important is that he is just one of about fifty thousand people who were arrested that year on similar marijuana charges under a policing strategy know this stop and frisk. in new york police have been stopping and frisking suspects for as long as there has been a police force but during the late one nine hundred ninety s. the giuliani administration made the tactic a central part of its aggressive policing. strategy we were allowing small things to get worse rather than the dealing with the earliest possible stage stop question and frisk is an application of the broken windows theory a crime fighting strategy which argues that if a police force can cut down on petty crimes like vandalism and panhandling then bigger crimes like robbery and murder will be reduced there is just no question that stop question frisk has saved countless lives as recently as one thousand nine hundred new york city av

organizer -- if 60 people were killed in ferguson, missouri, if 60 people were killed in the south bronxunarmed, if 60 people were killed in puerto rico, i just looked at that incident more through -- through just as an incident. >> mm-hmm. >> and to me, it would just be completely unacceptable if that happened on our shores. but i am... >> of course, the dynamic there, in terms of geopolitics... >> of course. >> ...in the middle east is very different than people expressing their first amendment right to protest. >> well...yes. but i also think that what people are starting to see, at least in the occupation of palestine, is just an increasing crisis of humanitarian condition. and that, to me, is just where i tend to come from on this issue. >> you used the term "the occupation of palestine." >> mm-hmm. oh. >> what did you mean by that? >> oh. i think what i meant is, like, the settlements that are increasing in some of these areas and in places where palestinians are experiencing difficulty in access to their housing and homes. >> do you think you can expand on that? >> yeah. i mean, i

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>> they said what we did in the bronx no one would care about it in kansas. because we want to be a nation that allows improved and expanded medicare for all. foreign nations that will not stop until every child is born with the opportunity to go to college or trade school free of cost. >> with us this sunday, to share their reporting and insight, lisa layer of the unitassociate press. why does president trump refuse to be tough with vladimir putin and refuse to consistently call out the russian leader for who and what he is? but first, the tab lloyd stunning that closed the week and take a look here, the subject of front page headlines across america. president, secret recording, payoff and playmate are words one does not expect to find in the same sentence but that is where we find ourselves this saturday. there are giant legal and political questions as a result. your favorite president did nothing wrong and part of a presidential tweet that made clear the anger at the both long time loyal michael cohen and authorities that seized this and other recordings

generation to go to , highe, my education school in the bronx.toed the advice, i the west bronx, hunter college. i started at goldman sachs. vacation.t take a , got my degree on january 29 1977. 1967. i started with negative net worth. forbes list, i am going to give it away to charity. my kids come home, everything is good. erik: we wish you the best and look forward to conversations. that is lee cooperman. is one of the lovely things about hedge funds, they do live on and can turn themselves into family business. george soros. his annualized returns since inception, 12.4%. that is not a bad average. erik: it is better than the s&p 500 if you dial it back to 1992. vonnie: thank you. breaking it news. and activist situation on our hands. dan loeb has announced he is taking a stake in paypal. in at hammond g -- hammond. the -- we know he is more consumer. >> his biggest position was nestle. new for him. he has been pushing more towards tech. this is a long position. the letter, it is not a traditional dan loeb position. tothinks it can go from $87

there was criticism of your identity as a bronx girl. talk about what happened. >> i love it. the story that i campaigned on. the story that i campaigned on was that i was born in a zip code where people do not have the same opportunity. and my parents had to scrub toilets and put together a business and do all of these things to i could to another zip code that happened to have different public schools. and america shouldn't be that way. so i -- the moment i had the opportunity, the moment i graduated from college, i moved back to the bronx and i've worked in my community for years to change that course. and that is the story that i campaigned on. and that is the story that i think the vast majority of not just bronx people or new yorkers but americans believe is the right path. in order to work toward an american where everybody child is born with the same opportunity right out of the gate. >> right. you have a great college degree from boston, and you're having to come back and you worked double jobs. waitressing. >> yeah. i'm a working class american. >> and we hope someon

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a kid from the bronx ok good that's p.-r. latino it's how it works but you know i was really amazed how this shock outcome in the fourteenth district in new york and it goes into the mainstream they want to talk about i snowboarders i mean again this lunacy is a disease you know. donald trump is releasing their brains i guess because they can't think straight if you look at poll after poll republicans and democrats in majorities want better emigration policies again they're out to lunch go ahead julio. yeah i mean and you if you look at a lot of the quotations a lot of good videos online that show you know hillary clinton talking about immigration bill clinton talking about immigration you know in the past saying that we needed stronger enforcement and you know this alexandria ok zio cortez to me is the worst possible manifestation of identity politics you know and she's so out of touch with a lot of the latino people that she claims to represent i mean a lot of those people with everything risked their lives everything they

it's going to lead what is going to lead drama democrats like, joe is next, bronx new york.ead. [inaudible] how are you? >> host: you are on with our guest. >> caller: what i want to talk to you this morning is reference to russia here now, i can't understand why the republicans always, when they talk, what they are saying is okay, we knew russia interfered in our election and other elections, but never put their sentences together saying that this, in billy trump and his people that something, you know, something to do with it. they are pretty slick when they speak, but the people from main street that i speak to, what they are saying is yes, russia interfered in the election with the cooperation of trump and some of his people. now, the democrats cannot understand this is what you doing. yes, yes, yes, we know who did it. try to my assessment of what you said is that this is why we have an independent investigation. congress is not well-suited to do investigations of the sort. it becomes very political very, very quickly. my colleague, joe shuster, just put out and infrast

we have to open up about the bomb shell in the bronx. joe crowley who was seen as a possible successful to nancy pelosi got knocked out of the primarily by a bartender, cortez, what is the story. >> 5,000 people showed up to -- 50,000 people showed up to vote and she's antarctic late young person who expressed her -- >> most america standards they go this is left verses far left. is that the tug at the democrat he can party? >> this goes back to the primarily with bernie sanders and hillary clinton. is democrats progress enough? >> ten terms he's been in. he should have been a knock in -- lock in. she comes in only 24,000 people, that's a great picture, isn't it, 24,000 people bothered to even vote, obviously he didn't ignite anybody. >> but according to news reports he was 36% ahead in a poll and he spent over $1 million and he knew he had a campaign, and he lost. and she won. >> she knocked on doors. she went out and did the old same stuff, talk to people as opposed to talk at them. >> you got to remember that as a candidate. i have be

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jet will open a puzzlement center in the bronx, it's -- fulfillment center in the bronx, it's first inhat is what they will use in order to fulfill orders from customers in new york. they will have jet inventory, including everyday essentials, groceries and a select items. what jet is going to do is leverage parcel, another company purchased by walmart, and it is a last mile deliver. they will use them in order to get the deliveries out to those customers in new york. no word on how much it will cost. a spokesperson telling me they are still working out those details. what will be interesting is jet itself was acquired by wilmer about two years ago, and it struggled for direction. we are looking at a chart showing other on my business has fallen a little, but now what we see is a new strategy for jet. it is being cast with a winning -- tasked with winning new york and other coastal cities for walmart. those who do not live within 10 miles of a walmart. it is a strategy i spoke to the new president of jet.com about. take a listen. >> the business has evolved to serve a more urban and af

kids through years since the bronx referendum in britain and my guest this week here in the good news nikki morgan a formal education minister and now a pro remain conservative m.p. why does she continue to trump up a prime minister who has failed so spectacularly to unite the party and become conflicts in sixty minutes t.w. folks. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the road. stories about people moving in a different school shaping their nation. and their continent of africa on the move stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands. t w multimedia series from africa. d.w. dot com africa on the move. hello and welcome to focus on europe how to deal with refugees this is a question that nearly tore on the americal german government apart and it's a question dividing europe more and more european states are closing the borders and by doing so shouting my rents out. the right wing populist austrian interior minister.

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he poo-poos the idea, this is a niche thing, the bronx and queens.e sanders had enormous success. this is essentially the state of california. i think the major blue states in america could all follow this sort of new thinking in the democratic party. >> we have the local race where it was taken advantage of and taken for granted by crowley, the long-term incumbent. the regional straition there is 6-1 democrat -- the registration there is 6-1 democrat. joe lieberman is the last democrat i gave money to. he's a wonderful man. but one of the things it tells you is the leadership is not in control. they are worried about what this means. charles: the leadership -- should nancy pelosi still be in leadership? they have leadership that's tone deaf and they will allow upstarts to take over the party and send it in the wrong direction. tammy: nancy pelosi raises the most of money for democrats as does paul wrien for the republicans. but americans want results. this is the end result of democrats, people with ideas that destroy things. the rebellion on the ri

pete: that's the new socialist darling from the bronx.st of the dan bongino podcast. she seems to be speaking for a lot of the democrats even though she calls herself a democratic socialist. her ideas are gutting the military and taxing the rich with different priorities. what do you think? >> yeah, pete, she is also speaking for people who don't read books. because almost nothing she said in that clip was factually correct. ronald reagan, yes, ronald reagan actually raised a couple of taxes when he raised those taxes, tax revenue went down. when he cut income taxes significantly, tax revenue went up. so what she is talking about about raising taxes she has very little evidence going to produce more revenue. number two, she confusing the entire military budgets, pete, with the increase. the entire military budget is around 700. they didn't ask for $700 billion increase. she is running for congress. duped this, right? not only -- by the way, the lies go on or the mistruths or whatever the focus group tested word is and then she says and th

arrestos adicionales en relación al homicidio del joven que murió al ser atacado con un machete en el bronxllado accidentalmente por su madre, el incidente fue ayer por la tarde cuando la mujer colocó al pequeño de 10 meses en su entrada de la cochera y después regreso al auto para amarrar al otro niño y al poner en reversa arrolló a su hijo menor. >>> se pronosticó una tormenta los próximos días y elevaría el nivel de agua en la cueva amenazándo la vida de los pequeños que llegaron atrapados en tailandia. son vitales las próximas 24 horas. >>> (música). >>> un huracán por japón dejo ráfagas de viento y más de 24 millas por hora, su fuerza ocasionó que colapsara 50,000 casas y quedaran sin servicio de electricidad, la tormenta dejó un muerto y varios heridos. >>> las autoridades alertan a los conductores de no pasar por estas calles inundadas, es el panorama que se vive en houston en varias carreteras, permanecen bajo alerta de inundación y se suspenderán las celebraciones del 4 de julio. vamos a dar un vistazo a lo que podemos ver en esta celebración a nivel local,, tenemos neblin gresando

. >> i would say that i think it makes sense that she is running in queens and the bronx, instea of somehese other districts . i don't think that all democrat are going to be the same as a democrat in the bronx. >> i have a question for europa do you think this interview she did was a wake-up call for the democratic party because a lot of people were behind her. a lot of people did support her and now you see whether she answered or didn't answer some of those questions and then you see people starting to walk bac a little bit the support of her do you think this is a wake-up call meaning that the democrats really need to figure out their identity? >> i think we're reading too much into one candidates performance like i think republicans wouldn't all want t be tagged is being. >> the reason we looked at it i a microscopic way is because sh beat out a ten term congressman and crowley is name is still on the ballot. got upset about that got upset about that and said i can't tak my own name off the ballot, it' too late. >> oh, mercy. president obama making an art o slamming the president, t

we have her story. >> a rising star from new york. >> they said what we did in the bronx no one wouldt in kansas. >> hitting the trail in deep red kansas with bernie sanders to boost a pair of progressive house candidates. >> wherever there is working class people, there is hope for the progressive movement. >> a month after her stunning primary win. >> she's looking at herself on television right now. >> alexandria ocasio cortez has gone from relatively unknown to phenomenon. >> please welcome alexandria ocasio cortez. >> making the late night rounds. >> i want to confess that i did not know your name on monday. >> most people did. >> her shade of lipstick even selling out online after she name dropped it on twitter. but it hasn't all been smooth sailing. >> for me, what it really mean is establishing a baseline level of economic and social dignity. >> struggling to answer policy questions. >> you use the term the occupation of palestine. what did you mean by that? >> oh, um i think what i meant is, like, the settlements that are increasing. >> shining a spotlight on her inexperience

mary's park in the south bronx.eople across ages, races, cedes, income and to be two years later and be pushing that agenda in kansas is amazing. >> senator sanders, ms. ocasio-cortez still has a november race to win, what vis are you giving her .. >> keep doing what she has cone. she ran an extraordinary campaign. and the reason that she won is she ran on ideas that were relevant to the working people in her district. she put together a strong grass roots campaign and she worked il and candi ameri who is prepao that i think has an excellent chance of winning. >> brennan: let's talk about some of the candidates who are, who are out there right now you are helping to win. this is kansas. this is at least thought of as a solidly pro trump red state, it voted overwhelmingly for the president in the last election. >> well, margaret i happen to believe passionately that there really is not a blue state red state division in this country .. i think there is a lot of mythology attached to that. people believe that health c

. >> i was that girl on tremont avenue in the bronx, back when there were only pay phones, standing outside waiting for my next connection at 3:00 in the morning by myself. i could be dead. all of my co-workers, including my bosses, would know, but since instead of firing me, i would wear my headphones and walk in the studio and arrogantly wouldn't fire me because i was making ratings. >> and how are you feeling inside during that time? >> i felt like i could do this. i was as twisted as the drug i chose. >> wendy says her rock bottom was realizing the pain she was causing her parents, and she was able to turn her life around without rehab. and how did you do that though? >> changed my social circles. that was around the time that i met my boyfriend at that time, but now he's my husband, kevin. >> wendy also opened up about her 17-year-old son's past struggle with the synthetic marijuana k2. >> our son, three years ago, he smoked k2. now this is a drug, we see it on the news. people are walking around like zombies. i was horrified. my son became somebody i didn't even know. >> did you notic

as you mentioned boris really has been one of the driving forces behind the bronx process what do you think will happen with that process at this point after his resignation. i actually again hear the whispers of westminister the be more resignations to come it will be a domino effect but again will she be able to pull the rabbit out of a habit in the next few minutes talking to the two committees that doesn't mean actually march because still as it happened with margaret thatcher in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine hundred ninety. two then the then she went to paris. there was no vote of no confidence which she lost the vote of no confidence so let's actually watch the next less than twenty four hours actually say this was the twelve hours or at least until tomorrow morning if that vote of no confidence does come around would somebody really be able to bring the two warring sides together someone else in her place. depends how quickly that will happen i mean if you lose the vote of no confidence then you will have the people who put their names and that would be depends again ho

una joven de 17 años por tres pandilleros entre 14 y 18 años, queandaue l vida a otro joven en el bronxlos Ángeles y se ha convertido en el paraíso del cannabis, con objetivos tradicionales, nos cuentan cómo está impulsando a la zona como el nuevo valle verde de la mariguana en california. >>> alrededor de 14,000 personas habitan esta ciudad costera. >>> con un clima ideal para que todo florezca, ganando reconocimientos. >>> por su producción en las plantas. >>> pero hay una disminución de árboles. >>> se ha identificado una nueva semilla y el cannabis. una nueva fuente de empleo ha llegado para quedarse. >>> este producto está listo. >>> se ha trabajado desde 1956 aquí. >>> en carpinter y única opción migrado al cannabis, 336 acres de la ciudad son destinados invernaderos y la mitad será convertido en mariguana. >>> todos la vemos como una planta como una droga, algo malo . >>> pero los productores, nos estamos encargando de educar a la población. >>> se quejan por el olor. >>> llega y la potente luz de los invernaderos en la noche y obligó a crear estrictas regulaciones. >>> que no ha

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can only happen in the bronx and queens. i think they're making mistake.ook the other way as joe crowley may go against her in the general election on third party ticket, i think they're looking the other way, making a huge mistake following these same old leaders, no pun intended that are, you talk about the chorus. they're singing song that american public has rejected. >> right. charles: i think, listen i don't agree with her politics i think with her energy and to joe's point she has identified frustration americans all across the board felt. one of the reasons why bernie sanders and president trump came on to the scene so strongly. >> it would be a huge mistake discount it only can happen in the bronx or because she is fresh face and inspirational story which she absolutely does, going back to the 2016 election, you just said, bernie sanders was incredibly popular. bernie sanders democratic socialist was incredibly popular. charles: amongst some. >> it represents, it does represent a bit of a chasm in the democratic party. charles: listen, we have har