she said, i want to make so other women from the bronx who wear hoop earrings feel like they're lookinge their congresswoman. >> by late march said more than 3.75 million twitter followers. >> every tweet she sends seems to ricochet across the internet. >> when donald trump jr. mocked her political view with a meme suggesting citizens of socialist societies are reduced to eating dogs, aoc replied with a twitter post, warning him about her own subpoena power. >> i don't think people know what to make of alexandria on social media. because she claps back so hard. she's got like the style of cardi b with bernie sanders-level policy-sized goals. >> what directialexandria is ab exactly what the political negotiation is supposed to be about. >> the organization for sanders' presidential bid has taken his movement to the next level. >> i reject the idea that universal health care is impossible. all these things are possible. >> i think bernie sanders really opened the window for debate on democratic socialism in this country. it's not as fringe as we might think. what's actively becoming fring

alexandria ocasio-cortez was born in the bronx. her parents had met in puerto rico.her owned a small architectle business, her mother cleaned houses. by the time she was ready for preschool, her parents made a down payment on a small house. it was a world away from her extended family still living in the bronx. >> what was it that brought your parents here? >> schools. my mom wanted to make sure that i had a solid chance and a solid education. >> did you feel like you were living in two different worlds, because you were spending a lot of time in the bronx with your family and here. >> and growing up that way and with my cousins who were all my age too feeling like we all had different opportunities depending on where we were physically located. >> she did well in school and with the help of scholarships and financial aid, attended boston university. but in her sophomore year, her father died of cancer. >> we were working on the classic american dream and overnight it was all taken away. my mom was back to cleaning homes and driving school buses to keep a roof over o

desde el bronx. peligroso del paÍs ", este este Último es retrato del presidente. arantxa: al momento de ser detenidos con mÁs se le decomisÓ mÁs de 1 t de cocaÍna. fÉlix: tras mÁs de un mes hospitalizado, el ex pelotero david ortiz fue dado de alta. el ex deportista continuarÁ con su recuperaciÓn desde su hogar ubicado en boston. le extirparon la vesÍcula y parte de los intestinos tras un ataque a balazos en repÚblic maco arantxa en puerto rico que se la oposiciÓn para que la secretaria de justicia no reemplace a rosellÓ. ♪ ♪ >>el candidato nos dice 100 cuen se harÍa el presidente jimmy morales ¿quÉ es y quiénes identifica ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: al dÍas de la renuncia de rosellÓ, los puertorriqueÑos expresaron su oposiciÓn a la secretaria de justicia que asumirÍa la gobernaciÓn a falta de un secretario de estado que cuente con la aprobaciÓn de la legislatura. nos cuenta por quÉ los habitantes de la isla quieren a otro funcionario Árabe que -- a la que asuma el poder. >>el detalle que podamos hacer, lo que s

el padre de los niÑos se dirigÓo al trabajo en el bronx y se olvidÓ que los niÑos estaban en la parteÚn la policÍa se dio cuenta que los niÑos estaban dentro del vehÍculo. >>> estacionÓ el carro y entro, trabajÓ de las 8 de la maÑana hasta las 4 de la tarde. >>> hablamos de 4 horas. el bronx estÁ destrozado por la tragedia. >>> la madre lo que me informa la policÍa se encuentra imagÍnese si pierde a su hijo. estÁ en un shock emocional. un trauma. >>> multitud llegaron a la escena y otros indignados con el hecho. >>> siento un dolor profundo en mi alma de los niÑos. morir asÍ. noticias especialmente telemundo y tods los noticieros siempre hablan de eso. que tienen que tener cuidado con eso. >>> una tragedia. y en sausalito se prepara en caso de un incendio y otro posible desastre. realizÓ su primer simulacro de emergencia y equipos de emergencia desalojaron vecindarios y casas flotan tes. fueron notificadas la semana pasada. las autoridades recomiendan al pÚblico tener 2 rutas planeadas para evocar su casa en caso que se presente. >>> y cambiando de tema, una heladeria se ha hecho popu

we are going to walk up and he is the car so hopefully we will drive back to the bronx. that's about a mile, right? that's not too bad. you guys look like you are in shape. leland: noticed out here they don't feel like they are in dire straits at the moment. that of course could change once the sun comes up and they get super hot in new york on a july day. it's not a nice environment to be in if you don't have air-conditioning but everybody here seems like -- >> it's new york city, you know? >> would the saved all the tourists because it's not local locals who live in this area. the tourist are in the hotels and all of that better dealing with this what would you say to them? >> you are in a blackout. leland: anna kooiman at on the street. we are glad you made it out of your hotel. right now people are using the # lack out on twitter per the last time there was a blackout was 2003 or so the big northeast blackout but this is today the 42nd anniversary of the blackout of 1977 and it affects a much larger part of new york city. there wasn't twitter back then were the #and

tens of thousands of people losing power in new york city, brooklyn, queens and the bronx. bronx.k: professor charles kesler, we hear a lot of talk today slavery, systemic racism. more than i can remember 20 years ago. seems to be a crucial part of rearadical agenda. does the -- >> the best line about declaration, i think, was spoken by bernard beylin great harvard historian of the revolutionary period, saying that declaration did not solve the problem of slavery, it created the problem of schif slavery. of their way of life, they saw no contradicting between the two, but you start a republican form of government, and a way of life by saying all men are created equal, you make schiff -- slavery problematic, you make it wrong and a problem. but the moment that it declared its independence in name of human equality it mad slavery a problem to be dealt with. the constitution being a bundle of compromises among 13 states with different opinions about some things. compromised also on issue of slavery. it foit -- fobad for example, ay interfering with international slave trade for 20 ye

en el bronx, nueva york, fabiola galindo.de seguro social y el nombre de una persona y que a veces los empleadores usan como amenaza para despedir a sus empleados. viviana Ávila se explica por quÉ no se debe confundir esta carta con una acciÓn formal de las autoridades de migraciÓn. >> oficina de seguro social en todo el paÍs se preparan para enviar 300,000 cartas este a empleadores advirtiendo que el nÚmero social alguno de sus empleados no coincide con el nÚmero de la persona. martÍnez recibiÓ recientemente una de estas cartas y fue ratificada por su empleador. >> que tenemos 60 dÍas para arreglar la carta, el seguro social. >> defensores de los derechos de los trabajadores inmigrantes dicen que estas cartas no tienen que ser vistas como un operativo de migraciÓn. >> las cartas no dicen el estatus de una persona, simplemente dice que hay un error en la base de datos del seguro social. >> sin embargo, alertan que flores estÁ malinterpretando estas cargas y que le dicen a los empleados que llevan aÑos trabajando por ellos que

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bronx, there are about 555,000 democrats to 40,000 republicans, so it is overwhelmingly democrat. she has very little to worry about as far as reelections. there are not a bunch of republican challengers that have appeared. host: let me ask you about the meeting that took place on officeand the speaker's tweeting out a photo of representative alexandria ocasio-cortez, and a speaker, as we heard, saying "there is no hatchet to bury." thatignificant was meeting, and how is it playing out in the new york city area? isst: it shows that she still a democrat, she is still in the fold, you know, i think more than the republicans, she would have to worry about her popularity among democrats. rumored toe has been -- or at least her group has been rumored to want to launch primary challengers on hakeem jeffries in the bronx. been some talk about lodging primaries against other democrats, congressional democrats. needs, who isgory the head of the queens it goesic party, said both ways, in other words, you try to primary me, i will primary you. so that is really what she has to worry about mo

can a republican win an election in the bronx? >>> most of the house already enjoying their 46-day summer vacation. they call it a recess. not congressman chip roy. he wants pelosi to cancel the august recess of the he will explain why. all that, so much more on making money. ♪ so the economy grew at 2.1% in the second quarter. that was well above official estimates at one point. the question is the driver? the answer is all-mighty american consumers, flush with better jobs, higher wages, robust confidence, in fact the president tweeting, q2 up 2.1%, not bad because we have the heavyweight of the federal reserve anchor wrapped around our neck. almost no inflation. usa is set to zoom. let's bring in moody's managing director, chief economist, john lonski, fox news contributor liz peek, manpower group, becky frankowitz. what do you make of it? >> the highlight was gain by real consumer spending up 4 1/2%. it probably won't continue. as you stated earlier, not only the u.s. economy, the world economy owes a deep sense of gratitude to

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so instead, he tells us that i should go back to the great borough of the bronx and make it better. and that's what i'm here to do. >> thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. [indiscernible] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> some of those comments regarding president trump tweeting on sunday, a look here at those original tweets. there were three in total. we'll show them in their entirety because they have been excerpted a number of times. but here is what the president tweeted. from sunday, again, so interesting to see "progressive" democrat congresswomen who originally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe, the worst, most corrupt, and inept anywhere in the world, if they even have a functioning government at all, now loudly and viciously telling the people of the united states, the greatest and most power phil nation on earth, how our government is to be run. why don't t

the problem is, anighth grade class in the bronx, unfortunately, may be fabehind a sixth grade class in a morebo privileged neiood in our public school system. i think the first step is to fix the pipeline, by ensuring that there are expanded opportunities for accelerated learners from kindergarten, first and second grade. >> sreenivasan: we met with a group of 7th graders and their parents at khan tutorial. e students plan to take the test for the specialized high schools this fall. >> we want to get into these schools because we want a better opportunity to learn. like, sometimes the schools around us, like, they might not have all of the resources needed for us to achieve our goals. i want to instance become a software engineer when i grow up. i s not just the education itself, it's the caliber of students and the teachers that u're surrounded by. >> sreenivasan: what does he need to know that he has to go to iutoring for? uess to take the test better? and just to make sure that theyg can time mbetter. >> sreenivasan: but chancellor carranza says that the city's own free tutoring

she said i will go back to the great borough of the bronx. mitt romney said this was a destructive and demeaning comment. house democrats are starting to prepare a resolution that will be on the floor later this week to defend these four members and condemn the president. i spoke with a senior democratic aide. i said what is the context of this? they said we are trying to get it written. i candidate congresswoman ocasio-cortez after the news conference and i asked if she knows anything about the resolution, and she said i don't know yet because we have not seen the text. the question is, is the democratic leadership sufficiently behind the squad. li just to jump in here. nancy pelosi is against the squad's policy. obama officials from homeland security and more, we tracked at least a half dozen of them oh poe the squad's policies. we know three of the four of the quad were born here. but what the president is saying is what the hard left is not saying. the president is saying if you can't enter the country between the ports of entry. don't il

so instead, he tells us that i should go back to the great borough of the bronx and make it better. nd that's what i'm here to do. >> thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. [indiscernible] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] >> the four democratic congresswomen responding to the president's tweets over the weekend. the president himself had further tweets today and comments to white house reporters. we will play those for you, those comments from president trump coming up at about 6:30 when the house returns for votes. when those votes happen we will play those comments from the president. remember, too, all of our coverage from today, this news conference included, available at c-span.org. >> the house returns at 6:30 eastern and they'll take votes on a number of bills. they debated 14 bills today, including a number out of the foreign affairs committee. we'll have coverage of that coming up at 6:30 eastern. remind

it's what people in the bronx so desperately need right now.ring civility back to washington. i want to direct all of your viewers to my website and learn more about me, scheriemurray.com. thesupporthasbeenoverwhelming. gregg:howdoyoubeenoffhowdoyouhav ebeatthetwiterdarling? . >> also infrastructure policy and education as we roll out our campaign, we want to talk about the issue and give support to our president. in partnering these policy issue ofs to make america great again and keep america great and work for the constituents of the 14th congressional district. gregg: thank you. good luck. >> we have a tough fight ahead of us. i thank you for the opportunity. gregg: you have seen the crazy video of grasshoppers invading las vegas. he's trying to dodge the death penalty after killing thousands of americans, murdering them. 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed is proposing, let's make a deal. bernard kerr kick is here next. this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that

this is d w news live from far less boris johnson wants brussels to reopen the bronx. the withdrawal of agreement negotiated by my previous answer has been 3 times rejected by this house its terms on acceptable to this polling and to this country. but top official.

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in october 27th and so far around 145 students have received instruction songwriters from the south bronx rising from south africa you get your period for the song like tonight well i don't hear enough to have commented on. the white house down here for positive or negative the training is broken down into units it begins with a classroom session where the students are taught the basic principles and applications of solar energy that is followed by hands on experience outside the classroom here the students learn more about the competence of a solar energy system battery charge controller and solar converter and most importantly how to successfully markets to solar power kit i've been able to understand i know how to talk to clients and how to make your question properly it's almost a fear that. because sometimes. the capacity of the staff or your clients coyote identical is a recent graduate of the renewable energy academy he recently installed a solar energy system for this shop now more and more people are turning to solar palm. i thought. it was during that training that i now go to n

. >> esta joven de 18 aÑos llegÓ hace tres aÑos al bronx desde honduras, cruzÓ la frontera para conocerla Única que no entendÍa nada. >> u vuelan chispas uno de los maestros dieres en la secundaria, la metodologÍa aquí es reparadora para alumnos con problemas de comportamiento. problemas de comportamiento. >> cuando los estudiantes han estado involucrados en alguna clase de problemas y han sido suspendidos por algÚn tiempo, es bueno que al regresar a la escuela haya una comunidad. >> el cÍrculo de redenciÓn fue una las cosas que ayudo a esta mujer. >> el alumno empieza a contar sus experiencias por las cosas que les pasaron fuera la escuela. muchas veces piden disculpas por lo que hicieron. >> ahora ya estÁ lista para comenzar la universidad con el pie derecho y le han ofrecido una beca completa gracias a su destreza como futbolista, cuando mira al pasado... >> me dirÍa que gracias por no darme por vencida y pedir ayuda cuando lo necesitaba. >> para mÁs informaciÓn visite univisiÓn.com/educación. >> desde univisiÓn deportes natalie juÁrez no tiene ahora la informaciÓn de la copa oro. na

bueno seÑoras y seÑores el verano estÁ que arde en nueva york. >> y Ángel esta en una playa en el bronxerto, andy, vamos a tener esta semana a oro sÓlido los invitamos que visiten nuestras redes sociales. >> claro que sÍ, cuÉntame sobre este fin de semana, sÉ que van a tener artistas invitados aquÍ en esta tarima, quienes son? >> este domingo tenemos a rosendo y ososo leÍdo, para todas las personas que les gusta la bachata, siempre tenemos invitados de nueva jersey, connecticut, massachusetts, esto se llena de miles de personas. >> lo mÁs importante es que esto es totalmente gratis para todas las personas que vengan acÁ, aca nos encontramos con una dama, esta playa oficialmente ahora a las 10:00 am, pero usted madruÓo por quÉ le gusta madrugar? >> porque es tranquilo no hay nadie, veo mi libro. >> la pasa muy bonito. >> ya casi para despedirnos, ¿algunos consejos para que la gente pueda disfrutar un buen dÍa en la playa? >> bueno que lleguen temprano que traigan bloqueador solar, que disfruten y vengan a bailar eso es sumamente importante, que vengan disfrutar, a bailar y en paz. >> cla

and he also said the bronx is going to happen deal or no deal on october the 31st how do you think that his message is going to be received in brussels. brussels already has said in the person of michaud darn near the chief negotiator for brakes on the european side when asked today whether he knew what boris intent johnson's intentions where he said simply no no idea how he wants to reopen the withdrawal agreement that all governments have now said it's closed it's on the table the book is closed we won't reopen it nobody knows and what he really wants except for from removing the backs of whether he would be up for some sort of compromise there would be possible for brussels that would be doable was the assent of the other european countries it's completely up in the air all this is just a lot of rhetoric and we don't really know anything about what he wants to do and how he wants to do it he inherits a divided country lawmakers also from within his own party as well as from the opposition very skeptical about his leadership. what do you make of the prospects of his ability to unite n

building a more equitable and just worded he tells us that i should go back to the great borough of the bronx and make it better and that's what i'm here to do. but even after that response trump was unrepentant and back on twitter this time he referenced the 4 progressives claiming that the hate the us israel to and that they are endorsing socialism. typically the president seems unlawful by any of this among his last tweaks of the day was one containing just 4 familiar words in black capitals make america great again. well today marks 50 years since the apollo 11 spacecraft blasted off from earth on its historic mission to land humans on the millions tuned in to watch the apollo 11 setting off from cape canaveral in florida the iconic images have now been restored of color for the 1st time 4 days later the lunar module touched down on the moon surface nasa the u.s. space agency is commemorating the anniversary with a week long series of. a quick reminder now the top stories we're following for you here on germany's herself on the line has made her final pitch to become the 1st woman preside

from the metro transit authority that there is limited subway service from brooklyn, queens and the bronx. several subway stations are being bypassed because there are so many trains without service and stations without service. a dark and hot subway tunnel is not where you want to be on an 85-degree day in manhattan. a lot of folks working to get:people out of those situations. not seeing reports so far of injuries associated with this. it's very early to make any conclusions on that. con-ed at the moment is not responding to phone calls. but they did tweet earlier that they are working diligently to restore power. hopefully this comes back online sooner than the black out 40 years ago. jon: that went on for i think almost half a day. jacqui heinrich, thank you. we'll let you get back to work on the phones. we have a former nypd sister who worked blackouts in this city before. what is the police department doing right now? >> there was a big difference between years ago and now. years ago it was chaotic, the lights were out. you only had a few police officers doing the traffic. even now

the art form born on the streets of the bronx in the 1970s is a big business, yes, a competitive olympicson has our sunday's spotlight. ♪ >> reporter: like so many typical teens. the 16-year-old maya was encouraged to put her best foot forward. >> the energy and the battle mentality, i like that. >> when she's on the floor, she transforms into pebbles. breaking is in the blood and practicing all the time right here at grandma's garage. >> pebble! pebble is now considered as one of the hottest breakers. a one-on-one musical duo and arithmetically dismember their rivals. >> the battle side feels more of a combat or sports because you are competing in a way that looks like a sporting event. >> breaking all, part martial arts where competitor using stunts and swags to show off their best moves. >> what's your best move? >> you pull out your sword, boom, boom and push it back in. >> that signature assassin style earns pebble the top spot? los angeles, one of the breaking world's biggest competition. >> whether you consider it is a sport or dance, modern breaking is now a multi billion dollars

he wasn't talking about the bronx.e was telling them to go back to the countries that you come from and he kept saying it. he doubled and tripled down. only on omar did it make sense because she's a naturalized citizen. that's the part i don't get. if you're going to excuse what he said, then don't twist what he said. own the reality. he told four brown people, go back to the places where you brown people come from, you don't belong here. >> now you're editorializing it. the problem with twitter, it's 140 characters and since it's so vague -- >> he said the words. >> people can read into it what they want. >> he said the words. >> he didn't say it the way you said that. >> yes, he did. >> let's put it in context with his other tweets. clearly what the president was making was a larger argument about love it or leave it. if you're going to criticize america so much, go back to or go somewhere else. >> why doesn't he say that to white people? >> he would say that too. >> he never has. >> that argument has been around sin

. >> reporter: he started danlsing at age 2 in the bronx, hughesic always an inspiration. >> while my friends were outside, throwing football, baseball, i was locked in my room watching videos all tay. >> reporter: now he makes those videos, like working with jennifer lopez in "on the floor." and made appearances with brandy, kesha cole and mariah carey. do you feel the pressure or responsibility to make something for somebody so great? what does that feel like? >> stress. stressful. but you just push through it, you know. and you find a positive in it. and i think what keeps me going is the fact that i love what i do. >> reporter: in 2009 grant got the opportunity to work with one of his childhood idols. cast in what would have been michael jackson's farewell tour, "this is it." >> he was my first audition. >> reporter: ever? >> everybody. >> reporter: despite all his work with biggest icons, grant says he's not trying to be anyone other than himself. i told someone earlier, if i wasn't a journalist i would be a back backup dancer, specifically a beyonce backup dancer. what did you w

so instead, he tells us that i should go back to the great borough of the bronx and make it better.nd that's what i'm here to do. >> thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. announcer: the fool has is expected to take up a resolution condemning president trump's comments. that is expected on the floor tomorrow. you will find live coverage, here on and. -- c-span. ♪ for 40 years, c-span congersented unfiltered -- coverage of congress, the supreme court and public-policy events from d.c. and around the country, so you can make up your own mind. c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. washingtonc-span's journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, we will look at a new poll that shows monitoring the environment tops america's list of spaceties for the u.s. program, followed by national security and scientific experiment. it showed little interest among americans and exploring the solar system come going to mars or traveling to the moon. members of the co

i would like to represent the constituents in queens and the bronx.as been elected, she put out a policy like the job killing green new deal. she then went on to kill the amazon deal in new york, which would have put some 25,000 jobs in queens. and so these are some of the reasons along with kitchen table issues that i do believe that aoc has neglected in her limelight to focus on in h the congressional district. >> sean: those 25,000 jobs in the district you are running against her, average pay of 150 grand. i did think the governor and the mayor of new york were crazy in their giveaways. it is unfair to give benefits to one company and not another company. that is a different story. but saying do we have to question having kids, they did say the green new deal, whether you are willing or unwilling to work, basically everything is for free. no more oil or gas in ten years. if we only have 12 years left, and we have to do this all in ten years, why don't we just party the next 12 years and it is over anyway?d >> well, sean, you have some points there.

i'm the strongest candidate because there's a crisis in queens and the bronx. that crisis is aoc.m the job-killing green new deal to killing the amazon deal in new york, i mean, she is just the wrong candidate at the right time. >> laura: yeah, well, it seems that people in aoc's district get a little frustrated. they are frustrated by the amazon deal getting nixed. we will listen to one person in particular, josh bowen. >> our politicians, did they hit their head? this is the stupidest decision by local politician may be in the history of our local politics.ol b now we are some staten island sort of borough. no business, nothing happens here.ta >> laura: "new york post" headline march 30th, "her heart is not in the bronx. i thought aoc would be our savior but that's not the case complained roxanne delgado local activist, said she tried to get in touch with the congresswoman trying to save an animal shelter and cleanup parks in the district." we tried to call the congresswoman's office tonight and you can now leave a message. before it was difficult to leave a message. does that t

so instead, he tells us that i should go back to the great borough of the bronx and make it better. and that's what i'm here to do. >> thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. announcer: the house is expected to take up a resolution condemning president comes comments about members of congress. as always, you find a lighthouse coverage here on c-span. -- live house coverage here on c-span. >> the house will be in order. years, c-span has provided america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white the supreme court, and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country so you can make up your own mind. created by cable and 1979, she can is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span come your unfiltered view of government. c-span's "washington journal," live with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we will look at a new c-span poll that shows monitoring environment of the u.s.'s list space program followed by national security and scientific experiments. the poll showed little interest in exploring the solar

so instead, he tells us that i should go back to the great borough of the bronx and make it better. and that's what i'm here to do. >> thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. thank you very much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> here is a look at our live coverage tuesday. on c-span, the house returns at 10:00 a.m. eastern for general speeches with legislative business at noon. members will consider a resolution condemning president trump for recent tweets and comments he made about four freshman members of congress. on c-span2, the senate is back to vote on the judicial new phnom -- nomination for the third circuit court of appeals and begin consideration for a series of tax treaties would amend agreements with spain, switzerland, japan and luxembourg. on c-span3 at 9:30 a.m., defense secretary nominee mark esper has his confirmation hearing before the senate armed services in theee followed later day by a se

un aÑos que edad en el vehÍculo mientras acudia el viernes pasado a su trabajo en un hospital del bronxloran) >> las temperaturas ese viernes en nueva york alcanzaron los 86 grados fahrenheit. >> el exbateador de las medias rojas de boston, david ortiz fue dado de alta de un hospital de massachusetts, pudo anoche dormir por primera vez en su casa de boston, donde seguirÁ con la rehabilitaciÓn de las herida que sufriÓ por un disparo en santo domingo, las autoridades han arrestado personas vinculados al ataque, pero el expelotero no era el objetivo del intento de asesinato. >> la guardia costera decomisÓ mÁs de 26 mil libras de cocaÍna en aguas internacionales frente a las costas de san diego california, miren las imÁgenes. es un video que puede verse como los tripulantes de la embarcaciÓn, intentan quitarse de encima de la droga, mientras una guardia los persigue, finalmente fueron interceptados su cargamento evaluado en Éxico, sin personal suficiente para identificarlos. >> ademÁs le diremos cÓmo hacer para recibir una compensaciÓn de unos dÓlares por la masiva filtraciÓn de datos priva

cabeza >>> estas imágenes muestran el momento en el que este hombre fue robado a punta de pistola en el bronx tienen que agarrar a esa gente. eso no se hace >>> uno tiene miedo de salir por los ladrones >>> después de ambos robos los sospechosos huyeron en un auto color gris que era conducido por un tercer sujeto >>> ellos eran dos, pero había uno en un carro un nissan gris >>> (♪ música ) >>a que joaquín el c guzmán ha sido convicto de múltiples cargos criminales el $12,500,000,000 que presuntamente equivalen al dinero que él obtuvo con el tráfico de toneladas de droga. y aunque muchos mexicanos opinan que esa fortuna debería quedarse en méxico para beneficio del país, los órganos de ambos países firmaron un acuerdo para compartir los bienes incautados >>> allí capacidad muchas veces de las autoridades precisamente para perseguir el dinero que se está lavando >>> el problema a final de cuentas es que nadie sabe dónde está el dinero que el chapo quien podría ser sentenciado a prisión de por vida el próximo 7 de julio >>> (♪ música ) >>> es momento de conocer el tiempo en nuestra bella área de

>> en el bronx. >> te trata bien? >> sÍ. >> quÉ trajiste para la playa? >> arroz con pechuga.rededor de 700 calorÍas. recuerda que las personas comieron una o dos, pero hay otros que comieron co mormpletosco piensen en el hueco de celulitis que se les estÁ formando hoy. [risas] que eso sirva de fuerza para entrenar. vamos a comenzar. agarramos una pelota. hay que hacer ejercicio que nossuba el ritmo cardÍaco. vamos a un lado y al otro. a un lado y al otro. ok. ahora, goza con esas costillas unos 10 minutos. para poder quemar tenemos que hacer este tipo de ejercicio cerca de una hora y media. sin parar. [risas] todo lo que entra por aquÍ tiene una gran injerencia en el cuerpo. despuÉs de eso deben hacer ejercicio. dÓnde se nos acumula la grasa? la celulitis. por eso le decÍa que cada bocado es un hueco. me caigo. [risas] me caÍ. [risas] vamos a hacer un puente. vamos. arriba, bajamos. ana: eso trabaja la parte trasera de la pierna. claudia: tambiÉn el glÚteo. por eso le digo que estamos haciendo ejercicio que ayuda a trabajar las Áreas donde haycelulitis. ahora se viene el vera

success academy, bronx two.rest district, a 53 eighth-graders, they aced of the statewide math exam. aced it print news they found out at graduation. watch this. >> every single one of them turned at the highest score of a 5.0! >> everyone of of them earned thanks in no small part to this woman, their math teacher at success academy, carita matteo. i saw the story a few weeks ago. i thought the pictures were so beautiful and we have some of those pictures of you celebrating with all of your students. you are right in the middle of that group. how did you get all of these kids to do so well on this test and has this ever happened before at your charter school? >> first question, it's believing in them and letting them know the bar is high because they can do it. i mean, that's how we really did it. in terms of we've ever done it before, last year it was the first year that we did algebra one in the eighth grade. it's a ninth grade test bed last year, we had a 100% pass, but this is the first year that we had 100%

and bronx socialism isn't going to play there so pelosi is right and aoc is a phenomenal gift and greatshe does need to listen to the speaker who is trying to get the country to manufactu -- to get our country in a progressive direction. >> and today joe biden's campaign office in philadelphia these are immigrant -- a photograph, separated during the obama and biden time in office and they want biden to apologize for the separations that took place at that period and commit to ending all detentions and deportations if elected. i mean, we talk a lot about how there were also things going on at the border with the undocumented community under obama and biden. obama deported many of them and here you have a liberal group taking on biden. >> you have nancy pelosi the far left wing is now the middle of her party and joe biden is now recast as a right-winger. i don't see joe that way. but that is where the party is going and to have this socialist who is being universally praised and catered to, someone who hasn't passed any legislation or hasn't really had -- aside from getting the 15,000 vo

the art form born on the streets of the bronx in the i 1970s now big business, and yes, a competitive's steve patterson has our "sunday spot" ♪ >> reporter: like so many typical teens 15-year-old mia was often encouraged to put her be >> the energy, that mketality, i li when she is on the floor, she transforms into pebbles. bombastic b girl on san diego's cyprus city grew where break something in the blood and s practices all th he in great grandma's garage. pebbles is now considered one of the hottest young breakers in the cutthroat world of competitive battling. a one-on-one music duels where combatants use every part of their body to rhythmically work. against somebody like a sporting event. reporter: at the core, breaking. part post-modern tdance, par stage performance, part martial arts. they use swag to prove once and for all who has the best moves. what is your style? >> i create a character and use samurai bn u pull out your sword, push it back in. >> reporter: that signature assassin style earned pebbles the top spot at a recen red bull sponsored event in los angeles. one of

issues that are important to the constituents of the 14th congressional district in queens and the bronxt is important to the constituents. the subway system is crumbling prayed our roads are in desperate need of repair, also, sean, our edification. we need to really talk our education system with the diversity in new york, the education system. we really need to start talking about policy that is going to connect with the everyday american. she mentions no children or kids. i am a mom. >> sean: how would you describe yourself politically? and how do you feel about president trump in the two plus years, two and a half years that he has been in office? >> i am migrated here from jamaica, i know firsthand what it is not just to be an immigrant, but to go through the process, right, and what do i think about what the president is doing? i think that the president is delivering on his promises when he got elected. >> sean: yeah, well, you are announcing your candidacy, and we will watch this very closely. i have noticed that a lot of people in the district with 25,000 jobs, $150,000 on avera

en el bronx yanquis buscaban la barrida ante los rockies, pero tenÍan otros planes.sentenciÓ el partido 2-0. en boxeo manny pacquiao derrotÓ por decisiÓn definida al estadounidense para coronarse campeÓn de peso welter de la asociaciÓn mundial de boxeo. de 40 aÑos acabÓ con el invicto de su rival que es el mÁs veterano en la historia de sudivisiÓn. la invitaciÓn final es para que no se pierda la ligaaparte del prÓximo martes, se estarÁn enfrentando equipos de la mls con equipos de la liga mexicana. hasta que la informaciÓn. aranza: muchas gracias y gracias por su sintonÍa. y mÁs noticias en el noticiero a las 11:35 p.m.pero lo dejamos con "aquÍ y ahora" y nuestras compaÑeras. que pase buenas tardes. ♪ >>esta noche en "aquÍ y ahora". escÁndalo y crisis polÍtica en puerto rico. la revelaciÓn de insultos en un chat privado estremece la fortaleza y las calles. >> esta es la imagen que proyectaron a todo el pÚblico en su momento. era una mentira. >> les prometieron el paraÍso, pero antes deberÍan hacer una parada en lo que muchos consideran un infierno. >> con cuÁntos hom

she mentioned the bronx. she's the congressman for jackson heights.y grandparents from an immigrant family from italy. they owned a store in harlem. aoc is a sitting united states congresswoman. regardless -- she's an american success story. ilhan omar, even more profound success story. the story coming from them that america is an awful place, there is a cognitive dissonance there. are you not getting at? you are in congress. year of power and money and influence. you cannot do this anywhere else in the world. >> capri: they are trying to take advantage of it in the way they think is best. again, i'm not saying it's righ right. >> dan: but america sox is not a message. i'm sorry. >> jesse: omar says she has this great year for racism. she can hear it and read between the lines and that anti-semitism? can't hear a thing. that's where i think she's being disingenuous. she picked up every little thing in between the lines of its racist. if it's not racist. but she says it's all about the benjamins. wad? >> dana: a written -- column in "the wall street j

cynthia polÍgono de 33 aÑos habrÍa sido encontrada muerta dentro de su apartamento localizada en el bronxuesto con varios apuÑala mientras en el torso . >>> imposible! cÓmo va a ser? uno nunca puede imaginarse eso >>> elizabeth reside en pensilvania, tenÍa dos aÑos que no veÍa la mujer que trajo al mundo, le llamaron al telÉfono para una llamada que ningÚn padre quisiera recibir. >>> recibÍ una llamada, el telÉfono estaba sonando y sonando, pensaba que era algo malo y tenÍa miedo al contestar. por fin yo contestÉ y era mi sobrina, ella me dijo que la encontraron muerta. >>> la madre de la joven de ascendencia dominicana y puertorriqueÑa nos cuenta que su hija llevaba una relaciÓn de un aÑo y medio con este hombre con quien estaba comprometida. >>> no es culpable porque no estÁ aquÍ. a dÓnde andarÁ? yo siento en mi corazÓn que fue Él. >>> tenÍa una relaciÓn toxica? >>> Él la controlaba mucho, no l la querÍa con sus amigas, no la querÍa con su familia. era una persona muy fea. para mÍ yo creo que ella lo querÍa por el abuso algÚn momento ella sufriÓ abuso fÍsico por parte de Él? >>> sÍ >>>

. >> back in '99, the bronx diva gave us this confession. >> everybody got their license when we wereme out to l.a. it's like i drive and i think of a thousand other things which is not a good thing. >> don't worry, a-rod drove j.lo to her star-studded 50th. >> no matter what it's good to be j.lo right now. it was also announced that she'll headline the 2019 iheart radio fiesta latina november 2nd in miami. >>> now to melissa mccarthy, you know, she was feeling good waving at photogs before her "jimmy kimmel live" appearance last night. and that's where melissa had some fun with the idea that her next role will be headed under the sea. >> i've read that you're going to be part of the live-action remake of "the little mermaid." >> i hadn't heard that, it seems like it would be an awfully fun thing to do. i'd love if disney gave me a little ringy-dingy. we'll see. >> check out that wink! melissa hinting she'll likely play the evil ursula. beside halle bailey as ariel, disney hasn't confirmed any other casting gossip, including talk of harry styles as prince eric, jacob tremblay as floun