run it. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> he can do anything else >> he could probably be buying the bronx -- oh, yeah >> seth: met a dog the other day. >> oh, boy [ laughter ] >> what is this? what is this yo, okay og, he was on wikipedia like, "how to meet dog. [ laughter ] like, just him and zuckerberg are like, "yo, canines camels hello. hello. >> man's best friend >> "hello, fighters. >> "hello, rex hello. would you like to ingest my hand?" >> seth: i also want to mention real quick i'm so excited "god-level knowledge darts: life lessons from the bronx." >> boom. >> seth: that's coming up. >> that's right. >> seth: april 14th i believe, and so excited to read what you guys have to say >> yeah. it's going to be great >> seth: always a delight to have you here. >> always great to have you as well [ cheers and applause >> seth: thank you so much desus nice, the kid mero second season "desus & mero." monday on showtime we'll be right back with more "late night. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ wherever, however, whenever. we'll deliver lunch or dinner right to you. order delivery at panerabread.

she died and over six months, she is vx 66 in the bronx at that time. through this whole process of getting her exhumed and properly buried i learned a lot about her past. i don't dig into people's past unless to get body exhumed and it was fascinating to me. after this happened everything she told me, a complete stranger about her life, was right. when i fact checked it it was spot on. she didn't lie, didn't exaggerate. and it wasn't something to be proud of. the aggregate, not necessarily. that has been the us paradox. the north is an aggregate, friendly, individually, the south is individually friendly and aggregate. >> microphone is right behind you. >> my name is kelly. i am wondering are you still traveling to interview people? my second question is have you ever found the one from the community who found a way out and followed them in their life? i'm curious what you said about not having the right language to fit in with the front row. >> i know people in my past life as a banker who have done that, played the long odds and succeeded but on the

david: and you grew up in...the bronx? powell: i was born in harlem, about a mile from here, and i grew up in the south bronx section of new york, the hunts point section. david: and your parents were immigrants from... powell: powell: yep. david: so growing up in new york, did you enjoy new york as a young boy? a well: i thought it was nderful place to be a d. it was such a diverse place, that it really--it really bonded on me that this is what the world is, full of people of different backgrounds, cultures, colors, you name it. and, of course, ccny replicated that perfectly. i learned a little bit of yiddish working for 6 years in another corner of the south bronx at a place called j. sickser's, which sold juvenile furniture and carriages and toys. he was a russian j. it was me, there was an irish driver, and an italian and one story i love to tell is, after i had been doing this for a couple of years with j., he came up to me and he put his arm around my shoulderll is, aand he says, "collie, collie"-- a jewish yiddish d

the south bronx transformation at the sheridan expressway. hubs, all the new york city bridges and tunnels. we are doing the entire new islands arena at belmont, new binghamton university, new unit the hospital, rochester, buffalo, train stations, long island third track, we weabilitated the l train, never even had to close the tunnel. new moynahan train hall that sunny. and you syracuse airport. syracuse airport, more new airports, a new jfk airport, bardi airport. -- guardia airport. [applause] new york stands with puerto rico after hurricane maria. [applause] and if that was not enough, we have new york stat emergency responders manage over 1200 incidents, and i helped this guy get out of his truck yesterday. [applause] so, our undeniable accomplishments. [laughter] that was a mouthful. our undeniable accomplishments, they define our success, they built confidence in the people, they see progress being made, they believe there is a positive path they don't follow -- positive path, they don't follow the negative path. that is what we have d

the largest initiative ever by the state in the south bronx. upstate, we need more investment in roads, bridges, and mass transit. let's build a new drone facility in the mohawk valley. a training center in syracuse. a new lodge at white face mountain. let's redevelop buffalo's beautiful waterfront. and reimagine the erie canal. and let's build more new upstate airports. they are the front door to our global economy. that's where the business is coming from. let's do a second round of airport renovations. we are all -- already bringing the internet to every corner of upstate. now, we must bring 100% cell service to every corner of our great state. and let's invest directly in our greatest asset, our workforce, by making new york's by american law permanent once and for all. while we continue our economic agenda, we must also move forward on our economic justice crusade. large corporations have dominated and taken advantage of workers for too long. today's economy works brilliantly for innovators, shareholders, and billionaires. but it too often

in the south bronx. [applause]. upstate we need more investment roads bridges and mass transit. let's build a new strong facility in the mohawk valley and education workforce center in sarkis, and no in whiteface mountain, let's read develop waterfronts and reimagine the erie canal. [applause]. and let's build more new upstate airports, they are the front door to our global economy. that is where the business is coming from. the student second round of airport renovations. [applause]. where all ready bringing these internet to every corner of upstate and we must bring 100 percent self-service to every corner of the great state. [applause]. let's invest directly integrated asset, will first making new york's law permanent once and for all. [applause]. while we continue our economic agenda we must also move forward on economic justice crusade. large corporations, have dominated and taken advantage of orders for for is it too long. today's economy works brilliantly green tomatoes and their holders and billionaires, but is it too often abuses work. and i left year smith and francis,

so the back row those on the screen or took pictures of people who live in the bronx the door side or the picture of ohio, it is not defined by geography or income although it is pretty much income and not defined by race but people who don't go to college. or they go to state schools or community college. the contrast in my prior life i have a phd in physics and also a bond trader. that's why call the front row the people who look very different and come from all over the world. that share a common theme that your life pretty much is through the same institutions like harvard or princeton or yale with postgraduate degrees and internships may be moving to new york city or dc. we run the world. we run the banking and the law firms. and one of the things we have done is that we defined the world in a positive way that we only look at material things and in particular how many material things you get. it is a function of how big your resume is. so the things that i found in my journeys and what you will see in your pictures are those who find meaning in more traditional ways with things

this may look like a scene from the bronx movie but it's actually europe's train station. and i welcome to you know max will return to that later but 1st let's take a look at what else we have for you today.

people who live in the bron bronx, north side of milwaukee. it's not defined by geography or income although it pretty much is or race but it's people who don't go to college or if they go they go to trade school or community college the contrast of that my phd in physics and they spent 20 years as a bond trader and those who look very different and come from all over the world and all over the us and share a common theme and then to be to the same institutions of harvard and princeton and yale and postgraduate degrees in internships only certain neighborhoods in new york city or dc. and then we run the world. the front row sets the rules and make the rules. we run the politics, banking, law firms. and we run the academies and universities. and we have defined the world very narrowly in the optimistic way that is only looking at material things and in particular how much cultural capital that you get. it is a credentialed economy so the things i found in my journeys that find meaning in more traditional ways. the value of living in the same ne

as possible that's nicholas sykes on the confederation of british industry now back in 2016 in the bronx referendum the british overseas territory of gibraltar voted overwhelmingly to stay in the u. it shares a border with the united states spain a border that's been hotly contested at times but everyone is now hoping the harmony including the german residents of gibraltar. yummies market is on his way to work on a mild sunny morning the german ex-pat believes in spain but is employed in gibraltar 15000 workers commute across the border like this every day. you have the best of both worlds of good british salary in pounds and the spanish lifestyle that my family and i are fond of. preferred john his works for the better in company lotto land the business has customers everywhere including the e.u. a competitor has already relocated many jobs to the tax haven malta and e.u. member state model than just continuing to grow in gibraltar though and the boss says he's not worried i think net net there's been very little change in the gaming industry certainly we have no intention to move we ha

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this may look like a scene from the bronx movie but it's actually europe's train based. and i welcome to euro max we return to that later but 1st let's take a look at what else we have for you today.

he lives in the bronx and he's thinking about two of the suny schools, albany which is upstate. same entering criteria. he goes to suny, old westbury. fewer than half of students graduate and fewer than half the minority students graduate . heads of state to albany the overall graduation rate is 70 percent and 75 percent of minority students graduate so he's got a 50 percent better chance of graduating and one of the hopes that i have in this book is that you can get parents and students who think about lots of things whether it's sushi bars or the quality of their major to decide on a college, just pay attention to the likelihood that they willmake it out the other end they on what the data looks like . if you had high schools with the same graduation rate as public universities, public university graduation rate is 50 percent. high school would be labeled a dropout factory, principals would be looking for other employment but there is no accountability in higher education. nobody loses a job because of the fact that statistics are as grim as they are. so i teach public policy

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. >> la barranquillera y la diva del bronx darÁn un espectáculo nunca antes visto en un solo escenariociÓn Única que ofrecemos este paÍs y el mundo, nuestra cultura. >> ademÁs ambas cantante dijeron que serÁ un show de medio tiempo con la mayor cantidad de canciones contaron que habrÁ un homenaje a kobe bryan >> una pareja que reside en el Área de la bahÍa creÓ una imagen especial para recrear a kobe bryan, 115 pies de alto >> bienvenidos al contacto deportivo con informaciÓn mÁs importante del dÍa. en la copa del rey y el fÚtbol club barcelona jugÓ contra el leganÉs, con esta anotaciÓn antoine griezmann abrÍa el marcador y lionel messi harÍa un doblete la goleada del barcelona que elimina al leganÉs y continÚan en la siguiente ronda de la copa del rey. hay que decir que los nuevos documentos o presentados esta semana por abogados a cerca de dos docenas de hombre que hacen de reclamo de abuso sexual contra la arquidiÓcesis del nuevo orleans han sacudido al equipo de la nfl. asociaciÓn china de fÚtbol suspendiÓ hasta nuevo aviso las competencias a nivel nacional, debido al brote de neum

[aplausos] >> es igualita. >> y tambiÉn llega la diva del bronx.ennifer lÓpez y shakira. vamos a preguntarle cÓmo se prepara para mover las caderas tambiÉn en el super bowl con la entrenadora personal de shakira. >> un accesorio para cargar el celular en lo mÁs Íntimo. ♪ ♪ con tantos tonos nutritivos, un cambio de color es fácil. nutrisse tiene 77. desde negro intenso a rubio claro. nutre mientras tiñe. más aguacate, oliva y karité. cambia un poco, o mucho. nutrisse. cabello nutrido, mejor color. de garnier, ¡naturalmente! sabemos que no tienes tiempo ♪ de pensar en sulfatos. ♪ estás muy ocupada para preocuparte en parabenos. ♪ y los colorantes no son parte de tu agenda. con la nueva colección pro pure de tresemmé obtén resultados 100% profesionales... ...mientras deja tu cabello increíble. tresemmé pro pure. 0% concesiones. 100% tú. >> viernes y el cuerpo lo sabe y los detectives tambiÉn y llegÓ el momento de ellosy ya estÁn listos para decirnos sin pelos en la lengua quienes gritaron y quienes se estrellaron a la hora de vestirse esta semana. yo

. >> me being from the bronx, the two of us would never have imagined playing at the super bowl. i know my mom and dad were, we were a football family. every sunday we watched the jets. i think the last time they won was the year i was born. [ laughter ] the super bowl. >> reporter: j.lo and shakira, two hispanic pop icons that the nfl thinks is a perfect match for miami. >> miami is a city full of energy. it is an important nest for the latino community. and, it'll be on my birthday too. it is extra special. happy birthday to you. >> the nfl doesn't pay the singers, but the halftime show is the most watched musical event of the year. if history is the barometer, both singers will get a spike in sales. >> we have been working really hard, like the teams all year. for the moment, tell me about it. >> i was until 4 a.m. trying a pair of shorts. kind of tearing up because they didn't fit right. >> [ laughter ] >> reporter: that was a fun press conference today. vern glenn alongside, what is your favorite halftime show of all time? >> reporter: oh boy, geez. print. >> reporter: good

burger king is giving people who live in the bronx free whoppers for tolerating "joker" tourists foro that staircase that was in the movie. they want to help them out. >> that's pretty cool. >> hey, bronx, come get your whopper. >> the residents are tired of those folks going to the stairs. burger king saying, you can have it your way. >>> this doorbell camera records a cow's late-night front porch visit. >> rendezvous. rendez-moo. >> new porch pirate, he's bringing the milk. >>> this morning on "world news now," iran follows through with its promise to retaliate against the u.s. firing missiles at bases in iraq used by american troops. president trump responding overnight, plus what the strike means as more american forces head to the region. >>> also breaking overnight, the airliner crashing just outside iran's capital around the time iran was launching missiles. at least 170 people are dead as the investigation begins. >>> new this half hour, air travel on the other side of the globe impacted by a u.s. volcano. how long the eruption could last. >>> impeachment showdown. republican

from the bronx at party nathan gale to get their insight on the backs of developments. the u.k. is going to go in one direction the e.u. will continue in the direction it's going in because it will not lend its lessons now what can britain do about it our prime minister boris johnson must be fair he must maintain and poled the promises he made in the general election in december and when it comes to it if the e.u. offered us a horrible deal because they want to maintain control over he must walk away and say well no deal i suspect it will very much be. in name only i don't think there will be much of divergence if any at all from the european union the preparations have stopped so that's a sign that they are planning to have a deal of some kind the only way they're going to get the a widespread comprehensive deal and everything they need to get a deal on by the end of the years if there isn't much change to what the current situation is and we were promised that freedom of movement would end this year and the government has confirmed the last 48 hours he will continue until june

well earlier we spoke to a soon to be ex any pay from the bronx a party who believes britain will have to go its own way whether brussels likes it or not. it's almost like when there's a divorce and one of the divorce sees just will not accept that it's over that they have a person's going on and that they're going to create a new life for themselves and they're trying to hang on to that marriage and they're trying to control what the spouse spends and where they live and all these over things no this is a real divorce we go in our own way there was going to be divergence the u.k. is going to go in one direction the e.u. will continue in the direction it's going in because it will not lend its lessons now what can britain do about it our prime minister boris johnson must be he must maintain and uphold the promises he made in the general election in december and when it comes to if the e.u. offered us a horrible deal because they want to maintain control over he must walk away and say well no doing we're going to do a deal with america we're going to do a deal with japan we're going to

hundreds of people turned out to help at learning spaces ps-43 in bronx.he event was hosted by city year, a nonprofit group that helps support students throughout the year. they were joined by volunteers from 14 companies including comcast, nbc universal can think of no better way than to honor dr. king with service >> great example as the world honors the legacy of martin luther king, jr., there are still many schools throughout the country that remain segregated. nbc's rehema ellis has the report on schools working to bridge the divide. >> i've been to the mountain top. >> reporter: in the same city that demar tin luther king, jr., was killed, these second graders are keeping his legacy alive >> i have a dream that one day dash >> our people will have equal rights >> that people will be joyful. >> let there be peace and love, not hate >> reporter: more than a thousand miles north, these new jersey students are learning the same lessons >> i have a dream that everyone will be friends. >> that everyone can be treated as family. >> big dreams for these litt

con el pueblo de puerto rico >>> el viernes 17 de enero fue la noche en la universidad aquÍ en el bronxque nosotros estamos en solidaridad con el pueblo puertorriqueÑo >>> obviamente no hay necesidad de ser puertorriqueÑos para poder ayudar >>> muchÍsimas gracias >>> queremos enfatizar que el dÍa 18 a las 12 mediodia en la avenida boulevard. >> aquÍ en el condado del wrong tenemos ese maratÓn. 4 muchÍsimas gracias >>> ada para nosotros quisiÉramos enviar toda la energÍa a puerto rico >> toda la energÍa a ti bastante valerosa >>> es la primera vez que sentiste el temblor, bueno, mÁs que la oraciÓn mÁs poderoso que eso no hay paso contigo a la isla de puerto rico >>> gracias verÓnica, la verdad que muchÍsimas gracias a esa comunidad que nos quiere ayudar que quiere ayudar al pueblo puertorriqueÑo, vayan y sigan contribuyendo >>> porque hay muchos pueblos que se han visto afectados y necesitarÁ muchÍsima familia >>> como hemos venido diciendo informando desde el lugar de los informando desde el lugar de los he mi hija tiene un sueño, carolina. quiere ser luchadora. ¿y es buena? entrena com

after that summit came to an end these top diplomat joseph roe says any peace settlement will need the bronx support. we charge. it working bodies of the country to. the cops. where you are the best of the sitting to present to the council concrete proposals on how to implement this cease fire a new force in the un arms embargo i hope that these will be ready for the next for being a 1st country will but in the meantime we have to pass from a truce. to a real ceasefire al-jazeera is hashem had bar is in berlin he says they'll be skepticism of brown's claim that the e.u. is impacting the situation in libya. he was basically saying the situation on the ground is must better now hinting that this could be because of the european interference that's not true it's because of the agreement between the russians and the turks the 2 of them have absolutely massive leverage over one lot of money for how to and also the government of phase assad us the european role in libya has become pedophile absolutely irrelevant and they are trying to say that we are united and we are willing to set aside our diff

action on the ground to these operations house and nations on the bronx basically what we're seeing is that the american administration is taking the escalation to the highest possible level without going actually tool which is something that once a president the one i want to glee by taking this particular step trump may have actually dragged the us into war because if they run respond and then america will be forced to respond and then trump will one of us and find him sold in the drug into a war which he from the beginning wanted to prevent but which other players in the region wanted to happen you know how again i referred need to where israel and other know countries like saudi arabia well so i think that's basically the stage we we've reached right now that trump is basically now down to the pressures and has been forced if you would like to going into taking concrete action against iraq. certainly it is going to be an interesting situation to watch and as it plays out we hope we can come back to you over the going to seem like days at least weeks possibly as this does play out c

escuchen con lo que la diva del bronx fantasea. supermercado, sin eoe nae ladi recozcaeo, cr de uncasarÍqua so despuÉs par de meses. gra no siempre estÁ más verde del otro lado, uno siempre quien lo que no tiene. carlos: se cansarÍa del arroz ino, se tendrÍa quir a china para vivir como para que no reconozcan. maity: tenÍa que ser la primera mujer que llega a otro planeta para que nadie la reconozca. hablando en serio, esta maÑana puse un post, una plaza frase para que todos, todos buscamos. " la felicidad de tenerlo todo, sino ser feliz con lo que tenemos", con mucho foco que todos tenemos, es lo que debemos complacernos. queremos mÁs, por supuesto, debemos aspirar mÁs de todo como mÁs amor, más abundancia, mÁs de todo, pero conformarnos con lo que tenemos. carlos: esta curioso, porque no aplica ese refrÁn de que el jardÍn del lado es mÁs verde, al contrario, parece que quiere un jardÍn con menos platas. tony: te propongo que me pases laad de tu cuenta de banco, un dÍa en la vida de tony, a ver quÉ tal. jennifer viene de una vida

players and fans coming from every continent every corner of the world and in a large part that is the bronx influence. there are reports that 3 out of 5 rockets fired in baghdad's green zone directly hit the u.s. embassy iraq's security forces have reported no casualties but it comes after security forces fired tear gas and life bullets in need clashes with protesters this crackdown began after influential shiite cleric in the total saager withdrew his support for the demonstrations on saturday dozens of protesters were injured in baghdad and in the southern city of nasiriyah as police try to play it sit in camps . in are all the headlines a deadly new virus that's killed dozens of people and infected thousands is getting more contagious of authorities around the world all racing to prevent a pandemic after the corona virus strain which originated in central china spread to other countries france has now become the latest country to announce its evacuating its citizens from the city of one hon the at the center of the outbreak the city's mayor says 1000 new patients are expected to viruses

when alexandria ocasio-cortez a long shot candidate in the bronx, very excited to take on a long-standingncumbent. here's what she told wnyc at the time. >> you look around at this district and it's so diverse. how is it that just, like, five irish dudes handed the seat to each other for the last 50 years? how is that even... i mean, it's possible in new york. i'm going to get myself in trouble. >> mark: nothing has changed. now she's infuriating party leaders by refusing to contribute to the party's congressional campaign war chest because she's deemed many of our colleagues insufficiently socialist. one democrat aide reacted to this by calling her a "deadbeat." aoc implied that she and joe biden don't belong in the same political party. professor jason nichols is a democrat and he joins us now. professor, aoc and joe, do they belong in the same party? >> what i think aoc was trying to say is that in another country where you have six or seven political parties, she and joe biden would obsolete not be in the same little party. but in a two-party system, where you have to have broad tens

people you will be seeing on the screen here and people i took pictures of, people who live in the bronx and north side of milwaukee and portsmouth, it's not defined by geography or income although it is pretty much income and it's not definee by race. it's people who don't go to college or if they go to college they go to state schools or community college. the contrast of that as i have a phd and i spent 20 years as a bond trader that is what i call the front row which is people who look very different, come from all over the world, although for thallover the u.s.n theme that makes their life pretty much the same institutions, harvard, princeton, yale, postgraduate degrees, internships, moving to new york city or dc but only certain neighborhoods in new york city and in dc. we run the world. we've run for politics and thinking and the law firms. we run the academies and universities. one of the things we've done is to find the world very narrowly in a bind. the define it in that we only look at material things and in particular how many material things you get, how much will u. get is

state's new bail reform law. 750,000 envelopes of heroin and fentanyl were found in an apartment in the bronxaw a judge cannot impose bail on people charged with nonviolent drug trafficking. all six men are due back in court next month. jillian: donald trump visiting a manufacturing plant in michigan, expected to celebrate the signing of the historic usmc a deal paving the way for hundreds of thousands of new jobs in america. >> there has never been anything like it. this is a colossal victory for farmers, ranchers, energy workers, factory workers and american workers in all 50 states. jillian: the president will hold a keep america great again rally in des moines ahead of the iowa caucuses. rob: accused murderer fotis dulos will be rearrested if he survives his apparent suicide attempt. jillian: this comes after dulos was found unresponsive in his vehicle. >> we will await word from the physicians about what is reasonable to expect if mister dulos is not guilty of crimes charged and hopes he recovers and be vindicated. rob: he is in bad shape. what does come next for this case? if this guy d

you have the same problems with asymmetry of power with your employer as a, a cleaning lady in the bronx does. i think that's an important point to make.>> many are bringing up those points in 2020. a very active year politically as well as technologically. the book is don't be evil. a lot of good thought. i suppose one of the things that the rest of us can do is at least get smarter and lead it. thank you so much. it's been a great conversation. >> thanks for having me. ... [background noises] >> i didn't even have to say anything, you are well-trained bunch. good afternoon ladies and gentlemen good afternoon and welcome to the illinois holocaust museumvi and education center. my name is lily and i am the director pubc

. >> la diva del bronx que llegó acompañada y también con un lindo vestido, iba nominada por su trabajolos golden globe. >> sorpresa se llevaron los fans de la banda ms porque ellos estarán presentes en coachela en el festival de coachela. >> el año pasado estuvo otra banda mexicana y ahora estarán junto a lana del rey y otros grandes artistas, así que quiero ir a ese festival aunque sea en un rinconcito. >> a mí me gusta la banda ms. >> sí me gusta la meslc a demusica de coechela. >> la relación de enrique peña nieto y tania ruiz van viento en popa. >> también miren la fotografía que cuando pasaron el año nuevo juntos. >> también no se pierda lo que pasó con ella y es que no le gusto la pregunta que le hicieron y verán eso más adelante. >> pero bueno, no tiene por que quedarse callada. >> si no le gustan las cosas. >> vamos con adamaris . >> así es y con nosotros pueden ver este video completo en lo que sí no vale la pena es que nos dejen pasar a nosotros porque tenemos un tremendo programa para ustedes. >> encienden las alarmas en puerto rico porque una cadena de temblores deja a los

he was found in the bronx a short distance away from where the stabbing death occurred.w they were able to locate him. published reports say that police took a dna sample. authority so far have only publicly so that they are waiting out the results of forensic tests. those tests, they believe, could link this 14-year-old to the crime, possibly wielding the knife that killed tessa majors. as he mentioned, there is a second 14-year-old. he was questioned and released. authorities have not set a great deal more about the state of his case. at this time, the investigations continue. it the pulley is very deliberately and very cautious cautiously. >> trace: breaking news. we have just been notified that parole has been denied for the 13-year-old and about the trial apparently will begin in the middle of march. march 16th. david lee miller life for us the courthouse. back to you. in the meantime, the man found liable for the death of whitney houston's daughter, bobbi kristina brown, has died at age 30. nick gordon's attorney did not reveal the cause of death. he was engaged to

green would be largely responsible for creating the bronx zoo, the new york public library. >> there's doesn't touch during new york's gilded age. in 1871, when city coffers are almost bankrupt, he becomes the city's comptroller. >> andrew green needed to be escorted by a ring of mounted policemen as he was approaching the comptroller's office on his first day of work. and this was a blood sport in this era. >> green exposes the shenanigans of new york's corrupt democratic machine, known as tammany hall, and helps send the city's notorious boss, william tweed, off to prison. oh, and one other little achievement... >> it was green's efforts to get new york to expand beyond the borders of manhattan island and to annex the municipalities around new york harbor, which included the city of brooklyn, and make that all one giant metropolis. >> so how could his own family 100 years later not know all about him? could it have anything to do with the way green died? that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. in the presidential election of 1876, andrew green's law partne

>> roto country school in the bronx. >> john tinker, what do you hear from this 12-year-old? >> i think it is wonderful. we need that kind of courage from our students and i think they will carry that courage with them as they grow older and become more active citizens, voting citizens. i think that is a very good attitude to take. >> you are in des moines, iowa, where rachel is joining us, a teacher. good morning. >> good morning. i'm at middle school teacher in des moines, iowa, and our students study your case and it is a great honor to speak to you, mr. tinker. my question concerns i think you mentioned it just now concerns the internet and speech in cyberspace. the court seems conflicted on how to apply the standards set in tinker be des moines, and how students rights don't stop at the schoolhouse gates, and cyberspace is something else that is both at the schoolhouse gate and beyond. my question is, how do you think the standards set by tinker versus des moines should apply to student speech on the internet, which can be disruptive in the school? i am wondering what yo

all going to have a say in where hip-hop goes ♪ ♪ mad thinking about stomping ♪ i'm from the south bronx kill me >> same reason ice cube left the group is the reason i left. you know, tired of making other people money. it's my turn. ♪ tonight's the night i get in some -- ♪ ♪ deep cover on the incognito tip ♪ >> suge knight, who wasn't a real gangster, got into cahoots with dr. dre and said dre, we should start our own record label, which became death row records. >> knight, 6'3", 330-pound former bodyguard has become one of the most feared men in the music business. >> you go to dre, who probably makes beats better than everybody. this guy delivers a hit. >> dre put out his first solo album "the chronic." not only do you get dre but then you also get snoop dogg. ♪ one, two, three and to the four ♪ ♪ snoop doggy dog and dr. dre is at the door ♪ >> ooh, boy. snoop doggy dog and dr. dre at the door. it's crazy. they knocked the door down, baby. ♪ g thing baby ♪ we're crazy >> 70% of rap music including gangsta rap was purchased by whites. >> growing up in st. paul, minnesota, my friends an

san diego, the bronx, or washington d.c.?when we return. ♪ ♪it's been a long time coming, coming ♪seeming like we all been running, running♪ ♪feeling like the wild west, gunning, gunning♪ ♪listen to our elders shunning, shunning♪ ♪all we see is faces, color, color♪ ♪all the other races, other, other♪ ♪why can't you just be my brother, brother?♪ ♪we don't have to kill one another, kill one another♪ ♪all around the world, we are one, we are one♪ ♪all around the world, we are one♪ ♪so where did we all go wrong?♪ ♪woo ♪where did we all, where did we all go wrong?♪ ♪love, love, love, love ♪love, love, love ♪(love is our only hope) ♪love, love, love ♪where did we all? ♪ >> so, which is america's most-visited zoo? it's the san diego zoo where the lucky animals live within site of the pacific ocean and captivate more than 3 million visitors a year. >> in the fall of 2000, anna mae noell dies leaving behind her life's work -- the chimp farm she and her late husband created. it's home to more than 50 primates, and it's sitting on some

. ♪ >> rap music began in harlem and the south bronx on playgrounds like this one where people wouldtched the transition from all the disco music we used to play at the block parties to slowly and surely hip-hop taking over. >> the music underneath rapping is called scratching, and it's a process of using two turntables and a mixer making new sounds out of already existing albums. >> thing that gave life to music in the '80s for me was hip-hop because it took the sounds of the '60s and '70s and brought it to the forefront. ♪ a child is born with no state of mind ♪ ♪ blind to the ways of mankind ♪ only god knows what you go through ♪ >> "the message" was the first hip-hop song that wasn't just a party song. it was talking about what was going on. it was talking about urban decay. it was talking about drugs, crime, prison. all these things that were hitting these communities really hard. ♪ smugglers ♪ scramblers, burglars, gamblers ♪ ♪ you say i'm cool >> when "the message" hit it was put that down, what did he just say? put the record back. play that again. ♪ don't push me because i'm

is an example the point to the bronx, which new york magazines is considered itself a, quote, standardbearer the rabbi spoke to students and administrators about their findings including police numbers about how pervasive these attacks of them, the rabbis also addressed where guest speaker equated israelis with nazis and the rabbis wrote, quote, several hours after we spoke last week field inspired it teacher who posted tweet team and i things zionism. while we were speaking the teacher flipped a middle finger at one of us. the school has agreed to antibias training and to hire more teachers of color but anti-semitic incidents have happened at high schools in massachusetts. >> new information about what authorities call an intricate human trafficking operation run by convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. >> the conduct of jeffrey epstein and his associates shock the conscience. >> the us virgin islands nearly filed a civil lawsuit against jeffrey epstein's estate, reveals stunning new accusations that epstein trafficked and sexually abused girls as young as 11, and 12 years old as recently