they go, you're going to have to go -- that is the bronx.hatever you do, do not go to hunts point. ok, i am going to hunts point. the reason they told me that is it is considered to be the most -- the poorest neighborhood in new york, it is stigmatized as being poor, crime-ridden. hbo had done a salacious show called "hookers at the point." it has a big stigma attached to it because of drugs and the sex trade. i did not know much of that but i knew i was not supposed to go there. i remember when i first walked there, i just want to say it is a wonderful neighborhood before saying anything else and that's what i try to communicate in my book. i saw that the minute i walked in there. it is a tongue of land jutting out, if you ever fly into laguardia, you fly over it coming from the north. it is a tongue of land that juts out into the east river almost directly across from laguardia airport. it is kind of a gated community in all of the wrong ways. on three sides it is cut off by everything else by water and on the fourth side, it is cut off by

i had done that and i realized at some point that i had not gone to the bronx.o i took -- i called them my terminus walks, i would walk -- i would take the subway to the end and walk along the route. in 2008 during the financial crisis, my life changed dramatically because of the financial crisis. my kids were older and my walks could be longer. i started making those walks not just about the goal of completing the subway system, walking wherever you could, but i started realizing what i enjoyed about the walks were the people i met during the walks. the kind of things you had experienced that you necessarily would not want to experience. or did not plan to experience. so eventually i started bringing a camera along to document the people i met and the stories i heard during these walks, and that evolved into me taking pictures of people and writing their stories. susan: what kind of camera did you use? was it an obtrusive one? chris: initially it was a little point-and-shoot, but then i got a real camera. for the photo geeks, a nikon d5. susan: had you done pho

we hit our peak probably in 1972 when the bronx had 430 homicides. >> in the '70s, the bronx looked like. literally looked 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 compariso

final act, and you're watching this man as he ages through life in the south bronx from 1978 to 1985. logue became president of the south bronx development organization known as the sbd oh, his last major urban redevelopment job. here logue sought to rehabilitate himself after that udc failure as he sought to rehabilitate one of the poorest areas of the nation with less power, you were tools and a smaller amount of funding and he had ever had before you had nixon's cuts in federal appropriations for cities and housing continued under carter then took a huge dive under reagan. we 1981 and 1987 federal housing programs were slashed by two thirds, more than any other part of reagan's budget . the federal government was going out of the business of supporting urban redevelopment and in its place was actively promoting private market solutions. as president of the small scrappy sdb o, logue constantly scrambled for resources and once again he shifted strategy out of necessity. often seeking ways to take advantage of this new orientation to private market solutions by developing industrial

i work with students from, let's say, from the south bronx that don't grow up with uncles that playedot on the lacrosse teams. traditional networking patterns. part of what we have to do is provide that social capital, connections to make this happen. >> how do people get involved? where do you get more information? >> go to my website,s withstreetbound.org. we're looking for partners on this mission of recruiting talent the story appeals not just to brooklyn, the bronx but talent every where. s withstreetbound.org. >> left of look to you we have a story on cnbc.com/investinyou great choice where troy comes from we should note that nbc universal are investors in acorn. >>> coming up, final 2r5ids. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second woman) we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all of the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... ve

kwame: well, i grew up in the bronx.her operated a catering company from our one-bedroom apartment and my sister and i became like her first two employees. so instead of doing laundry or taking out the trash, i was peeling shrimp and fabricating vegetables for the small little brigade that we had in our in our kitchen. soledad: and you had some troubles. i mean, at one point, your mom sends you off, when you're about 10, to nigeria. kwame: yeah, yeah. you know, growing up in the bronx, i stayed in new york city. in general, it's easy to veer off on the wrong path. your left to your laurels a lot and she wanted to nip that in the bud. you know she don't want to see me in a body bag or in jail. and it was between military school and nigeria. and nigeria was substantially cheaper, so she sent me there. soledad: you had experiences dealing drugs in a gang. and these are all things that you talk about. where did cooking come in to that? kwame: for me, i think food has always been a common thread throughout my life. you know,

however, as a true new yorker, as a true son of the bronx, he back.d a future of bronx great and kul equity has catapulted this young man, chef kwame, from a salesman to winning baird award. now as executive chef right here in washington, d.c., here in our chef kwame is l, a shining example of and verance, prestige, promise bred in the bronx. go try his curry goat. x tails.is ok's you will go back again. chef kwame is an exceptional and he continues to make us all proud. to many.inspiration he's right here with us, mr. speaker, in the gallery, and i to welcome him to the house of representatives. e is a bronx native and now resides here in washington, d.c. we're proud to have him. young talent. you will be hearing a lot about in in the future, not only written media, but you will be asting in many places across the world his fine cuisine. him for o congratulate baird awardthe james and being a true example of how young man from color from the ronx can get up and shine, as the former great champion of the world, muhammad ali said, he the world, he shook up the world. congratulations,

you say, aoc -- her story, she's aoc from the bronx -- jennifer la paz was j.lo from the bronx! that doesn't mean she should be in congress! what does that mean, they are taking dominic talking about things that would bang from people's lives and we are supposed to clap because you're celebrating diversity? >> you're taking it way too seriously. >> we are talking about members of congress! >> jason: she's wearing a black dress because it's a somber moment but today she's wearing a red one saying she's got a skip in her step and won't even send it over to the senate. are you supposed to do just that and say we are supposed be celebrating it? >> listen, i love this president. i think he's been cruelly treated. having said that, the speaker of the house of representatives nancy pelosi was dignified, she was strong when she was in my mind she was a don't mess with mama when she cut off the cheering of our caucus during the heat of this debate. i said, this is a woman who has class and dignity and even though i disagree with almost all of her policies, certainly as they regard the pr

that wind turbine crashing here in the bronx completely unexpected. take a look at this video. you'll see that newly installed wind turbine crashing to the ground, taking down a billboard. it also smashed into a parked car at this busy intersection. the whole area is shut down to traffic. right now, it is a mess here. this turbine crash combined with this weather causing a real traffic nightmare for people on a very busy travel day. whit? >> all right, eva, our thanks to you tonight. let's head over to abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee, tracking it all for us. and ginger, how will 2019 close out and what's the forecast for new year's eve? >> reporter: well, it's not going to be an easy end to 2019, whit, that is for sure. it is wet, windy and cold here around new york city, but i want to take you to that radar, because you're seeing the snow blowing in parts of minnesota, wisconsin. still very dangerous on roads there, up through the u.p. of michigan. but on the roads in massachusetts, say i-90 or right through connecticut, where that up to half inch of ice has formed thanks

but was it all a hoax. >> two men jumped out of a car in the bronx, and grabbed the 16 year old as sheked down the sidewalk next to her mother. >> after a frantic day of searching the girl admitted she staged her own abduction, to run away from her family. she told detectives that her mother was too protective. the two had reportedly argued about a plan to leave the united states for honduras. >> the mother's worst nightmare is over. while there is a chance her daughter's legal troubles are only just beginning. >> trevor: wow, there was an amber alert but mow she saying she faked her own kidnapping. whatever you do, please do not try this if you have african parents. yeah, because you will be like i faked my kidnapping and they will be like but your funeral will be real. now the reason this blew upjohn line is because there are real cases of sex trafficking and people are worried that this kind of story would undermine some of those stories. and not to mention a fake kidnapping will really confuse liam neesom, you know, because every time he keith gets a call he will be like i have a p

miren, ricardo villarini nos meustaron imágenes de un brutal ataque contra un vendedor de frutas en el bronxmbién lo vuelve a golpear y huye con 250 dólares . >>> imagínate, que venga una son que golparlo, esto está mal. >>> este hombre tuvo que ser llevado a un médico para ser vigilado ahora la policía dio a conocer estas imágenes. >>> me dio pena porque la gente trata de conseguir dinero para comer y los muchachos hacen esto. >>> el sospechoso andaba enmascarado mientras crece la indignación de residentes al ver estas imágenes del ataque. >>> da repudio ver esto y el área sí necesita policías caminando para esta navidad solo piden que sus familiares los visiten, esto en ciudad juárez pues muchos ancianos no reciben la visita de nadie ya estar acá te olvidas. >>> mi tía rosa que hace mucho no la veo. >>> si quiere ayudar y quiere visitar este asilo está en el cruce de la avenida constitución en méxico . >>> familiares y pobladores de chihuahua buscan dos personas vinculadas a la masacre de la familia lebarón. >>> inconformes interceptaron un cowboy que llevaba a dos detenidos por esta masac

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. >> kansas was over here, the bronx. there was a woman we just met from the bronx.'s been here four times. i thought new yorkers weren't actually supposed to come to this event, it was all tourists, but there are new yorkers here as well. people in good spirits, police getting them in here. they keep moving down this way to crush more and more in. it will be a long night for these folks and they seem up for it. brianna? >> miguel, where do they use the bathroom? this is a pressing issue for them, i'm sure. >> reporter: it's a pressing issue for all of us. it's the biggest concern. i've spoken to people who are already wearing adult diapers, others have no plan whatsoever. others have various containers that will be put into use at certain points of the night. many people just don't eat, they don't drink for a day or so before this thing so they don't have to go. i don't know how they do it, i don't know why they do it, and i will be happy at home by the time it's all happening. >> you satisfied my curiosity there. that is the dark underbelly of going to times square

elections for members of the european parliament from the bronx a party who signed people to vote conservative i said support for the broad support it was splitting believe vote on the children's privacy deal was the only option. turning out to france where the general strike has brought much of the country to a standstill public sector workers joined mass protests against president emanuel macro's plans to reform the pension system rail travel schools and hospitals vole been seriously disrupted some of the protests turned violent. as c.e.o. of strikers it's the largest mobilization across france in decades this time it's all about pension reforms for future generations. their pension it's a can already barely afford to eat. who don't have enough to make ends meet and this reform will make things worse. all cindy said the knish that i might retire myself in 10 years' time and i'm not sure i'll be able to survive on what mccall is proposing is that simple. however by thursday afternoon scenes from paris city center showed increasing violence groups of protesters smashed store windows and clashe

por un solo dÓlar un hombre de 71 aÑos fue atacado brutalmente en el bronx. un dÓlar a la vic que terminÓ gravemente herida al de. este hombre estaba con su pareja, un seÑor que la acompaÑaba y dice que le salvÓ la vida. Él se fue, no le pasÓ nada. esta otra persona terminÓ lamentablemente muerto. >> a este las imÁgenes. si cree reconocer algunos de los atacantes pÓngase en contacto con la policÍa de new york. el nÚmero del dÍa es y representarnos a-- e interfaz entre representa el comercio en lÍnea durante las primeras 24 de diciembre en comparaciÓn con el aÑo anterior. sabÍa que regresan regresan cerca de $91,000,000 en regalos que no es ha gustado? , le preguntÉ cuÁles son esta vez que debemos conocer para poder devolverlas productos que nos han gustado esta navidad. >> que saberlo diferentes tiendas tienen tiempos diferentes. la segunda cosa, no abrÍ la caja. recibes un regalo. muchas tiendas van a recibir este productosi la caja es abierta. el tercero, no tire el recibo del regalo. la tienda no te permite retomar el producto si no tienes el equipo. no te

we're at the bronx zoo with some big birds and the real big bird. you'll get your copy later. caroll spinney. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> i can't wait to read your book! "the wisdom of big bird." how many years you been doing big bird? you're the original big bird. >> 34 years, since "sesame street" started. >> hello, big bird. >> he was a different kind of character. he wasn't a child, he was kind of a goofy guy. hello! he had no feathers above the top of his eyes. so he didn't look there was room for much of a brain. >> kind of like this. i've got a big talent here, guys. watch yourself. every kid in america is going to be crying if you peck at big bird. >> they always go for the eyes. >> am i safe from the ostriches? boy, you never know what you're going to find here at the bronx zoo. >> hey, this is my tree, barry. >> hey, oscar the grouch! ♪ i love trash >> caroll, not only big bird, you're also oscar the grouch. >> he is? oh gosh, you're right. yeah, i am. >> how did you come up with the voice? >> well, funny. i was -- it was down to the last minute, just bef

. >>> el secuestro de una joven a latina en el bronx fue planeado por ella misma, la policia as u asegurasanchez orga organizo todo en complicidad con su novio para no mudarse a ho u honduras, los falsos secuestra secuestradores subiendola a un auto y lanzando a su madre co r contra el suelo, una serie de a rrf rra rafag rrafagasde nieve azotan el nor s noreste, asi se ven las impr impresoinantes imagenes de un a rascascielo, lo cubre y oscurece todo, en la teirra estan caus d causando numerosos accidentes, i involucrado 20 caros y camione d dejo a 23 preersonas hreidas, e trafico cerrada en ambas dire direcciones mientas socorristas rescataron varios as presonnas g regresar en onti telemundo la r frustracoin, desespreacoin y e miedo, cientos de inmigrantes e detenidos se han atrevido a co contar su calvario a rtave san diego carttas y una tendencia u superpeligrosa se ha duplicado, vapeo de marihuana entre los a o adolecenscentes amo marvel como amo a mi familia. mamá, lo siento. i love "toy story." we love "star wars" this much. (anunciante) verizon te da más magia en estas fiestas. por

the 14-year-old was found in the bronx after a two-week search.ar-old boy arrested a day after the stabbing faces second-degree murder and other charges. majors was walking in a park near the barnard campus when she was attacked. this happened earlier this month. >>> the faa now wants to start tracking virtually all drone locations. under its plan, drones weighing half a pound or more would be required to incorporate tracking technology, allowing authorities to track down the operator. all registered drones would be required to carry a remote i.d. system that broadcasts over the internet in 36 months. the proposed legislation would be open for comment for 60 days before becoming law. >>> people in indianapolis are banding together to help more than 200 neighbors displaced by a christmas day fire. the blaze consuming the francis drake hotel as temperatures dipped into the low 30s. people who lived in this building, which is used for low-income housing, face an uncertain future. but officials say the response has been so overwhelming, they had to st

comunidad por hallar a una mujer que fue secuestrada en la noche cuando caminaba con su madre en el bronxto . ilia: se busca un vehÍculo blanco en relaciÓn a la desapariciÓn de dos niÑos. los pequeÑos fueron vistos por Última vez el domingo alrededor de un vecindario de casas mÓviles. el vehÍculo blanco estaba en el Área cuando desaparecieron los niÑos. autoridades emitieron una alerta amber pero no clasifican el hecho como secuestro. jorge: esperado dÍa de felicidad para prensa en california tuvo un desenlace triste. la pareja estaba celebrando su fiesta de bodas con familia y amigos, cuando dos hermanos que no habÍan sido invitados llegaron con malas intenciones y terminaron con la vida del novio. salvador durÁn hablÓ con testigos y familiares de las vÍctimas. >>yo siento que tiene frÍo y lo tengo que abrazar y saber que estÁ en un congelador. me mata. reportero: potencia de una madre que anhela abrazar a su hijo. el hombre de 30 aÑos de edad, que fue asignado precisamente la noche de su boda. >>esto es una pesadilla... no sÉ, no entiendo, no encuentro yo el camino. reportero: los novio

michigan state went for it playing at yankee stadium and a cold day in the bronx today. the quarterback pass tip and into the hands for a 14-yard pick. and third quarter spartans down one and a play action pass and this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. a couple of college ball playoff game ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ report. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us thanks for being here. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight kevin hart, from "uncut gems", julia fox, and music from finneas. and now, furthermore, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you very much. i appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thank you for joining us here in beautiful hollywood, california. where, i tell you someth

heridas que sufrió al oponerse a asaltantes la víspera de navidad, caminaba con otro hombre en el bronxlifornia recurrió a empleados de un mcdonald's para liberarse de un hombre que abusaba de ella, la obligó a llevarlo en un vehículo a ver a su familia, pararon en el restaurante por gestos transmitió la urgencia de su caso, a quienes la atendieron, llamaron al 911 y la policía llegó a tiempo para detener al sospechoso . >> las redes sociales reaccionaron con una lluvia de críticas cuando el presidente donald trump retuiteó un meme: (información en pantalla) luego que su antecesor lo había rechazado, decían que donald trump no tiene un historial de buen trato con inmigrantes y que poco sabe de enseñanzas de jesús. >> una pausa, luego en noticias telemundo ,la tensión diplomática entre bolivia y méxico se agrava por encapuchados españoles. >> elocuente imagen que revela la situación de koala . >> y más adelante, jonathan dos santos revela una meta que tiene para el 2020 (música) (música) ["siento amor" by danna paola] ahorra con el gran clearance dash de invierno. obtén hasta 70% menos e

perdieron y suman 4 derrotas consecutivas >>> nos deja claro que juega sofball no te pierdas a la diva del bronx mostrÓ en exclusiva cÓmo se prepara para esta transformaciÓn >>> lleno de Éxitos en este 2020 hoy te vamos a mostrar cÓmo crear un mapa de sueÑos para que me inspiras a cumplir todas tus metas >>> desde vende mangos hasta campeÓn de nueva york, vendÍa frutas en un circo y ahora juega con su selecciÓn nacional >>> la verdad que baby chef no hay manera de que duerma >>> aquÍ james te vamos ayudar a ti y otros padres para crearle una rutina sana a sus pequeÑos 4. un rapero terminÓ cantando con las grande figuras del gÉnero y te mostramos dÓnde empezÓ todo >>> moda dorada para las fiestas de fin de semana tenemos los looks para que recibas un 2020 lleno de glamour, llega proyecto 1 para ponerle ritmo y sabor a nuestra casa esto y mÁs aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" hoy y siempre mÁs cerca de ti. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> luciendo sandarti por favor >>> retira >>> familia, buenos dÍas >>> buenos dÍas chamacos allÁ arriba >>> divino tesoro. 4 hoy es jueves 26 de diciembre del

. >> the bronx goes to iowa. >> it was. it was a clash of cultures in a beautiful way. >> but it was -- here's my question -- yeah, there you go. you know, this is not a question about your choice to endorse sanders or -- it's more a broader question about these two ways in which people are talking about the primary. one is like, you've got to be realistic, this is crazy, we can't do medicare for all, we can't do a green new deal. you guys are out of your minds. and the other is go big or go home, bold solutions, you stake out your position and fight for it. i'm sympathetic to that latter one but i do feel there's a little overcorrection sometimes where it's like there is a political reality here, and it seems to me the debate had a bit of angels dancing on the head of a pin quality, which medicare for all are we going to do? do we have the votes in the house right now? how do you square this sort of politically possible and bold vision in your head as a sitting member? >> well, for me and my personal political strategy, an

." >> you know diamond from the bronx, right? >> in the movie "hustlers," cardi b, who's a huge star in the music world, plays one of the dancers. >> i'm good at that. >> and she was actually drawing on some personal experience, because she was a stripper in several new york city clubs. >> i just got so tired of constantly meeting men, knowing that i'm 18 and you, like, around 50 and you touching me. and you just -- you just feel like you own me. >> so you just say, "yeah, yeah, yeah." you play along. you just string it along for as long as you can and make the money and leave. >> it just make you feel like, "i don't care, i don't care. i'm gonna hustle you 'cause i know you tryin' to hustle my body." that's how i felt, like, a lot. >> the more someone upset me, the more i would work harder to get more money from them. >> and little by little, you start seeing why strippers, like, start to hate men. >> a lot of the club owners are men also. so you feel like they're treating you unfairly with unfair work conditions. >> women can m

which singer once worked at a red lobster in the bronx? that's right.ilm "abominable." >> you can do magic? >> chloe bennett got behin the film's message. >> the idea that you as a character will inspire young girls to feel okay with themselves is really exciting. >> and it's been seven months since the watch has ended for the "game of thrones" cast, but thcomplete series is available now and we've got an excluve look behind the scenes of the show's fale. language ].ng foreign >> i'm being so brutally honest here. i was in hell learning that speech. this ptend language was literally eating me up. i couldn't d it. >> for all the late-breaking hollywood news go to etonline.com. >> we leave you now with a video from dua lipa for her new song "don't srt now." dua siz ite a says it's about m and not leing anybody get in your way. >> it's off the 24-year-old's upcoming album "future nostalgia" that dro in2020. enjoy this and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye. ♪ iyou want to believe that ything could stop me♪ ♪ ♪on't show up ♪ don't come out ♪ don't

presentador: muere un inmigrante en el bronx, por personas que la asaltaron y le robaron el dinero que. la nieve y el hielo que cubre varios estados para arreglarle sus planes. solicitantes de asilo tienen a uno de los suyos como mÉdico de cabecera en un campo de migrantes en matamoros. un mÉdico cubano los atiende mientras juntos esperan respuesta de esos casos. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: Éste es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos e ilia calderon. ♪ presentadora: buenas tardes. comenzamos esta ediciÓn con las investigaciones de la tragedia aÉrea en kazajistÁn que dejÓ varios muertos, mÁs de 30 los sobrevivientes y 54 heridos, 10 de estas de gravedad. los peritos trata de determinar si una falla mecÁnica del piloto causÓ que chocara contra un edificio segundos despuÉs de despegar cerca de la ciudad de almatti. nuestro compaÑero pablo gato tiene detalles de este desastre. pablo: angustia y desesperaciÓn son las voces de sobrevivientes y rescatistas que buscaban a mÁs personas entre el fuselaje del aviÓn. lo, el aviÓn perdió actitud rÁpidamente hizo un aterrizaje de emergencia. aquÍ vemos la n

was not going save for it later, and like bill hemmer said, but it is running for congress in the bronxcountry and how could i be a leader and not speak up for that. >> and so you are running for congress and my godmother is from the bronx and so she is watching the show so maybe you have one jamaican lady with you at this point now. and so thank you for being here and we appreciate you for joining us for first live "who won the week" and you won the week. good luck with the campaign. and midwin charles and tiffany cross and michael blake. more "a.m. joy" after the break. . ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphia cream cheese. made with fresh milk and real cream makes your recipes their holiday favourites. the holidays are made with philly. >>> that is our show for today. thank you for watching. "a.m. joy" is going to be back next saturday, and we will have the latest and the packed show, alex witt. >> yes, except for following you, and we will see you back here next wee

bronx and a beautiful city beside the sea just south of london it's well worth a visit even in winter. just before christmas some fascinating characters appear on the scene once a year hundreds of scientists young and old come to town christmas in the u.k. it's all about having a good time after all it's called a merry christmas and one of the quirky a customs during the festive season is the sun to run and the most beautiful one is quite possibly held here in bryson. although i didn't feel too good after the race . but let's start at the beginning i've been up since the crack of dawn getting ready. of course today is just about taking part really but on much travels i faced a lot tougher challenges than running 5 k. so today i think i'm going to try and win it even though i haven't really trained much or i don't for that matter but maybe my competitors haven't and well. a few people have actually been up and running before me they're even doing a little warm up race before the real deal kicks off in less than friendly conditions we all live in the elements we had conditions monch was

the images are grainy, but the terror of the moment is unmistakable two men jump out of a car in the bronx and grab a 16-year-old as she walked down the sidewalk next to her mother the video released by police shows the late-night struggle. her mother tried to fight off the men, according to police, but was pushed to the ground the car racing off with the young girl inside tonight a turn few saw coming police sources tell nbc news they are investigating the possibility it was all staged the 16-year-old may have orchestrated her own kidnapping but this morning, there were still fears she was abducted an amber alert issued. the neighborhood shaken >> i walk here all the time, and the fact that she got taken away right in front of her mother is something that's, like, oh my god, so scary. and i was getting messages from my family >> they found the girl. >> reporter: but then late this afternoon, someone spotted the teenager walking down the street. >> she was by herself. she crossed the road she went directly to the driver's side window of the vehicle and she was trembling and shaking. she wa

they set out on the attack against the bronx. am thomas miller. now began mr mock. what do we say about those little nuances. sometimes the small things can have a big impact in football. in the 34th minute span venders defection. make mr unstoppable it was a big relief to my left would be my single time for his next. 1356 minutes to be exact. a moment to celebrate of course the joy was short lived because i mean one minute later. leave the kids in for it once again that they'd seen matter attack and it was again bailey who did the damage. me because i'm more affected by the chances and that's what counts in the end. the business has won back a hand going into the break up on. uncharted territory the flick. as to what follows in the 2nd half billet the pictures do the talking. find creative chances nearly once a minute over only had $24.00 shots on goal normally more than enough for a wind. but not against me to consider with impenetrable goalkeeper. under flex predecessor an eagle claw back by i'm often criticized for not making the most of their chances. by not. t

and a wind turbine crashing to the ground completely unexpected in the bronx. at this video and you see that newly installed wind turbine crashing to the ground, taking with it a billboard. it also smashed into a car that was here in this intersection. it has caused a real mess in this area. not just because of the weather but also because of that turbine making a real traffic nightmare for people on an already busy travel day. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> crazy weather out there, thanks to eva for that. >>> well, the weather should be better in most of the country for those still traveling or outdoor tonight at midnight. >> accuweather's chris nallan has the detailed new year's eve forecast. chris, good morning. >> kenneth, andrea, we're talking about the active weather that continues across the northern tier of the country. snow around the northeast through new england. very snowy there around downeast maine. further south, a big chunk of the south nice and mild. to the west a little bit of snow. the northeast really wins out when it comes to active we

minutes ago, was just a couple of minutes ago, was that a person was apprehended in new york city, the bronx new york, the same and supposedly they have one person in custody. that is as much as i can verify. david, thank you, and of course we will update oui’ you, and of course we will update our view was on the news you were telling us there about a potential arrest. we will check that out ourselves. i am wondering, would there have been security provided by there have been security provided by the community for this hanukkah party at the rabbi's house? well, first of all, it was not a hanukkah party. it was just... first of all, it was not a hanukkah party. it wasjust... it is first of all, it was not a hanukkah party. it was just... it is a very, very wonderful community and we have never had issues like this. this is something that is shocking because these things, we have not experienced anything like this. the rabbi was lighting the menorah for hanukkah. it wasn't a party, it wasn't a big event, it wasjust... it was just someone who does not like i don't know. it became a fad. to atta

tonight one on one with bronx-born singer romeo santos, whose trailblazing moves are redefining what abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: 60,000 fans packed into one stadium. here for one of the biggest names in music. ♪ romeo santos. he may not be on your playlist, but santos is an american pop icon who's redefined the music industry by sticking to his roots and only singing in spanish. ♪ did you ever think you wanted to sing in english or you knew that hey, i'm going to sing in spanish? >> i knew from day one that, you know, bachata was my thing and i was going to definitely mainly sing in spanish. >> reporter: the 38-year-old one of the highest paid musicians of 2018, making more money than keith urban and fellow latinx musician j. lo. what goes through your mind knowing there are tens of thousands of people? >> it's a crazy adrenaline. it's a huge responsibility. and it doesn't matter the amount. like it can be 80,000 and it could be 1,000 people. like i just want to give my best show. ♪ i want people to leave this event feeling like it's one of the best experiences i've ever witn

school in the broncx recently t see the work firsthand >>> at first glance, new york cis 303 in the bronxmiddle school like any other. but life here is anything but typical. >>> when you step into the school, believe me, there is an energy there is a force where does that come from? >> it comes from us loving our jobs and loving our kids, and just the sheer sort of desire to make sure the kids feel that >> for principal monica brady, love means not only embracing the kids, but providing resource s to help them excel academically resources that can be hard to come by. >> our kids happen to carry a lot of additional burdens, but we want that to be the thing that doesn't stop them from having a good day. the only way to ensure that is we are filling them up with something hat something else co the form of homework help, mentorship and countless after school activities. hours of extra work that come directly from city year, a nonprofit focused on education >>> talk to me about the difference that city year has made >> city year actually helps our kids learn how to read they are doing the same

the images are grainy, but the terror of the moment is unmistakable two men jump out of a car in the bronxab a 16-year-old as she walked down the sidewalk next to her mother the video, released by police, shows the late-night struggle. her mother tried to fight off the men, according to police, but was pushed to the ground the car racing off with the young girl inside. a turn few saw coming, police sources tell nbc news they are investigating the possibility it was all staged the 16-year-old may have orchestrated her own kidnapping. but there were still fears she was abducted an amber alert issued. the neighborhood shaken. >> i walk here all the time. and the fact she got taken away right in front of her mother is something that's like oh, my god, so scary. and i was getting messages from my family. >> they found the girl >> reporter: but then someone spotted the teenager walking down the street. >> she was by herself. she crossed the road she went directly to the driver's side window of the police vehicle and she was trembling and shaking. you could see she was really shooken up >> report

let me assure you, if daniel dubois came from new york and he fought out of bronx, if he came from chicagoay this as loud as you like, reach their peak at about 30. the catastrophic bushfires continue to cause problems at sporting events in australia — the latest being the big bash. the match between the adelaide strikers and sydney thunder which had to be abandoned because of poor air quality in canberra. adeleide completed their innings, but the decision to call the game off came 4 overs into sydney‘s run—chase. in a statement the league said that "player, fan and staff safety was the number one priority". elsewhere, how about this for a catch in the game between the perth scorchers and melbourne renegades. this is england‘s chrisjordan plucking the ball out of the sky for perth, as they won by 11 runs. well worth a replay or two. he may have lost his job at spurs last month, but mauricio pochettino certainly hasn‘t lost his magic touch. take a look at this. he‘s currently in qatar for the club world cup, as a guest of fifa s supreme committee — but found time for a game of footgolf. and

amadou diallo came to the bronx two years ago in search of the american dream.t have left their scars. he was unarmed but the officers said they thought he was reaching for a gun. i was devastated. they thought he was reaching for a gun. iwas devastated. not they thought he was reaching for a gun. i was devastated. not only because my child was gone but also the way he was killed. all i wanted was to cross the ocean and come to new york and find out why my child would be gun down like that. amadou was my first born. i had him when i was my first born. i had him when i was 16 years old. he was very shy. but he was gentle. he could make friends so easily because he's a lwa ys friends so easily because he's always accommodating and smiling and wanting to help people. he always dreams of going to america because he wanted to be independent, he was saving to spend his money for college. the last time i spoke with him wasa college. the last time i spoke with him was a day that he was very excited. when he called he said to me, mum, i have good news foryou. i have save

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the 14-year-old was located in the bronx after he jumped out of a car on the way to turn himself in. police say they tracked him using electronic surveillance. he was brought in, photographed, fingerprinted and swabbed for dna in the presence of his lawyers. the city's chief detective announcing the end of the week's long manhunt tweeting, this was a significant development. although he has since been released to the custody of his attorneys, the investigation remains very active. >> i think it should disturb any new yorker when we have a child involved in something this serious. >> reporter: police were led to this latest suspect after another one of majors' alleged attackers, a 13-year-old boy implicated himself and two others during police questioning. while the 13-year-old is now facing felony murder charges, the others have not been charged. and the 13-year-old suspect is charged as a juvenile. police say any additional charges in the case will depend on dna testing. police have samples from both of the other suspects. >>> some holiday skiers are lucky to be alive after several