we often the projects we often the bronx, the bronx were black. whereas spanish and within the project, i saw 3 strikes automatically. my know if you've got murder that you would want to come to my house. he was walking away and they shot him in the back. and i heard it. it was, it was the was feeling is the way just this to know that he was on the floor dying for what ah, whatever they know, we used to be done that. so we change our life on the see that we change so they can change to their respect, what we're doing. what i do is talk to them, let them know, listen, we don't want no shooting. we don't want no violence. the violence just increase because there's really nothing to do in the neighborhood. poverty would come from, you know, one of the poorest boroughs when you're point, burroughs, in the nation, you know, so, i mean, it's tough times and to alcove it. you know, there's no worries, you know, people's lives in the jobs. i mean, they're hanging out guns out here like it's candy, unfortunately. and they don't care what age or research tr

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in the bronx, a 3-year-old was -- a 13-year-old was killed in broad daylight yesterday. eric adams who is a former police officer says his party is wrongly focused on defunding police and banning assault rifles when they should be working with the federal government to track illegal handguns. >> i believe those priorities, they really were misplaced. let's look at all of the feeders of how guns are making their way into our cities. >> reporter: in u.s. cities from last year to this year, an increase in homicides and shootings. in atlanta homicides are up 45%. in new york, shootings up 38%. in portland, last year, a low number of homicides. this year, 533% increase. in texas, a deadly shooting at the houston aquarium last week. the alleged gunman was out on bond. according to the houston chron sell, from 2013 to 2020, 231 deaths were linked to criminals out on bond.

rutas, paredes inseguras y ratas son algunas de las condiciones que derrotaron en un edificio del bronxo de que todo se va genere un golpe aquÍ. las autoridades demandaron al gobierno federal y prohibieron a los inmigrantes a la frontera. locutor: Éste es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. patricia: buenas noches, bienvenidos a la ediciÓn nocturna. vamos a comenzar con el preocupante avance de la variante delta de coronavirus en el paÍs. los reportes indican un vertiginoso aumento de las hospitalizacionesy muertes, especialmente donde la tasa de vacunaciÓn sigue siendo baja. el promedio aumentÓ en un 145% con respecto a lo que sucedÍa hace dos semanas. ademÁs, los casos se han incrementado en 44 estados. >> una dosis de la vacuna de johnson & johnson es inefectiva ante la variante delta, sugiere un nuevo estudio que ahora no se pule en publicaciones distintas. la variante delta es la versiÓn mÁs contagiosa del coronavirus. representa tambiÉn el 83% de los casos en el paÍs, un incremento dramÁtico segÚn dijo la directora de los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades en u

in the bronx.ist behind some of the most blinged out claws ever seen. we talked to her about this dream come true. the singing. the dancing. and the nails. the summer's hottest film, "in the heights," featuring the clawsome work of lisset robles. >> having my family watch and feeling proud of me. say you're famous now. >> reporter: only three years ago, lisset was living with her parents in the bronx, doing people's nails out of their living room, after being fed up with less than polished performances from her local salon. >> sometimes i would not get what i really wanted so i'm like, you know, i'm going to do my own nails. >> reporter: after going to school for nails, lisset started accepting clients. >> i like this. i like working with people. hearing friends and histories. and getting to know them. >> reporter: one of her first, a fellow immigrant from the dominican republic. >> i was like, i know her. i didn't know from where. once i finished with her, okay, let me google her. >> reporter: "or

host: let's go to grace, calling from the bronx, new york, on the democratic nine. grace, good morning -- democratic line. grace, good morning. turn your television down for us first. go ahead. caller: good morning, how are you? hello, can you hear me? host: yes, we can. caller: i am calling about i do not like the ranked choice voting. i believe it is a scam. i am very involved in the political process in the bronx in new york, and first of all, ranked choice voting, when you vote, it should be one vote per person. ranked choice voting gives people more than one vote. for example, if you vote for your second choice and the fourth choice, ok, let's say first choice and forth choice, your fourth choice person does not make the 50% they have to move up. then that vote goes up to either one or two. it is double dipping. you are -- they are getting two votes from the same person. do you understand? guest: thank you for your call. york from a respected pollster about people's attitude. 77% said they liked ranked better than the previous way. grace is not alone in that vi

institute, but i also run and have run networks of public charter schools in the heart of the south bronx for the last ten years, and so i'm someone who deeply committed to ensure all of our kids have a complete understanding of american history, worst and all, the history of slavery, racism, jim crow, as well as the incredible story of resilience and progress in the face of those atrocities. and i think sometimes we get caught up in being distracted, which is what, you know, from what the core issue is. you know, similar to dr. wilson, i also wanted to come into this conversation with just what is a clear definition of critical race theory? often in these discussions people are talking past each other. i like to go back to two of the intellectual architects of critical race theory, and they wrote in their co-authored book critical race theory, an introduction. here's what they say, quote, unlike traditional civil rights, which embraces incrementalism and step by step progress, critical race theory questions the very foundations of the liberal order, including equality theory, legal reaso

. >> a gain core in the bronx claims the lives of three teens in less then a week. new york post said the victims all between 13 and 19 were murdered in retaliatory shootings but this is a small part of the bronx crime surge, the new york city borough has any 60% spike in gunshot victims compared to this time last year. todd: president biden standing behind cuban protesters, the communist regime following the demonstrations. ainsley: far left lawmakers push the socialist policies still remain silent. >> reporter: thousands marching in the streets of cuba chanting they want their freedom after four decades of communism, food shortages and rising prices making life miserable for cuban citizens who hope the us will stand with them. >> the united states stands firmly with the people of cuba, we call on the government to refrain from violence, their attempts to silence the people of cuba. >> reporter: demonstrations take place in miami by many who have family member suffering under the harsh cuban regime and its socialist policies. >> the only call it has a limited peopl

at st. margaret mary catholic church in the bronx, father rudolph gonzales, worked with block power to install individual climate units. and they are controlled by this remote how it has brought down our electrical costs. and we don't have a boiler to, to deal with, or oil, to have delivered and what have you. so we're very, very happy with it. and for block power. happy customer is the best advertisement. and finally, new corona virus rules for jim's in the greater sol area are really killing the vibe. that's because the rules limit how fast music can be to $120.00 beats per minute. it's an effort to limit breathing. i'm sweating during yoga aerobics and spinning classes. that means b t. s is latest hit. dynamite is allowed. what size gangnam style is not. new rules also limits treadmills, 6 kilometers per hour and band, the use of shout on the over me and the business team here in ballad. thank you very much for watching the sunny doing in the lead journey, lifestyle, china, tropical island. paradise for surfers. but the country and dream beaches aren't just about fun and relaxation.

she wouldn't be hard on it to be found on the coming to shallow who were not the bronx, she was hazard the the she ended throughout his blacks. how did he come to bathrooms, touchable, abandon bus one issue for a few elementary. and his mom said he will need one of the how about the i see that but you need the shuttle will be on the market. the the, the house mom was just told if you'll say, you know, we can, we could look them on. i don't have to say if i was my mom had the conflict that was so low. sedan the be in the loop will be out of the friends i had to listen to the most good who has limited mom. she had show me the in the ship packing of the fleming and she's home at the head in the open just because she said she would even say if they had both and little thing can happen. i want to give them a lot of this month. i bought a new c, d, c. and most of us you need a miniature version of it from the from a had a mystery. it's what i got in the you said to you to us, we'll show you where had to go and try which way honey, my home i went honey, i'm a little bit i'm and she's here wit

disparo se inscrustó >> la pequeña murió >> en cuba un hombre de 34 años >> para su sepultura >> en el bronx>> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> el presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden para promover y reducir las estrategias el departamento de policía del país para contratar más agentes para pagar horas extras >> nos vamos a haití el sospechoso el presidente está arrestado las autoridades dicen que cristián que contrató a los mercenarios que contrataron el mandatario habló en nombre de su familia >> no somos una vergüenza nacional y no me considero la esposa de un sicario sino que un militar en buen uso de su retiro que buscó una oportunidad laboral por él y su familia >> viajó en una compañía basada en estados unidos es médico con residencia en florida los casos de coronavirus (covid-19) se disparan en estados con más bajos índices de vacunación (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información

of the battles in new york and the britishbr once again lad up in the northern part of manhattan, bronx points and it appears the marble headers and an assortment of other unit basically repel and amphibious invasion from the greatest navy of the world at the time, the royal navy which is an extraordinary feat in and of itself, they went aam little further up the coast and it is your army or the brigade which includes the marblehead regiment once again saves the army and they fight close to the landing butt they fall back and it's a collapsible defense, and emerging part of the american way of war which is unique and ever-changing and still ever-changing to this day but we were not using conventional tactics of european armies, we are rolling back from a fixed vision, in this case they were falling back behind stone wall and allowing the british to advance but still taking down many of their number standards here at the indispensable's help save the washington's army again and from this on, you enter port washington where many americans are captured, nearly 3000 americans including marb

into a -- come into a bar in the bronx, and the bartender says now you can't leave. may very well be. remember when the fed after the great financial crisis adapted qe i, qe ii, qe iii, they did talk about exit strategies, they did talk about these policies being unconventional policies, and they expected to be tapering and going back to normal, and look where we are now. we've had the pandemic, and we're anything but normal. charles: aye got a minute to go. wait to transition over to buybacks. really the explosion since 2004, you know, again, you do great work on this. how much of a difference is that making with the market especially with old valuation metrics that don't seem to matter right now? >> well, i'm not a big believer that buybacks have been as consequential for the bull market as widely perceived. it seems to me that about two-thirds, we've got some real homework with on this, since 2011 about two-thirds of buybacks have been related to employee stock plans. in other words, the notion that buybacks have been used by management to increase earnings per sh

, estos que van a ver a continuaciÓn fueron tomadas dentro de una estaciÓn de metro en la zona del bronxed de metro haciendo que el agua cayera por las escaleras y obligando a los viajeros pasar por verdaderos rÍos. carolina: en corpus cristi la ciudad tambiÉn se vio afectada por lluvias y decidiÓ de 5:00 a 7:00 pulgadas de agua provocando inundaciÓn. como vemos donde se registraron a una persona tratando de salvarse en medio de esta inundaciÓn en plena intersecciÓn de la ciudad. los pronÓsticos se mantienen para estas prÓximas 48 horas. y atenciÓn, california. le pide a todos que reduzcan el volumen del agua que estÁn consumiendo. depende la agricultura y el agua potable. al problema se suma el inminente peligro de mÁs incendios forestales y olas de calor para este fin de semana. borja: mucha atenciÓn que si todavÍa necesita solicitar el crÉdito tributario por hijo te vamos a contar hoy dÓnde estÁn los centros de ayuda que ofrece el irs. carolina: guadalupe rojas el abuelo que sorprendiÓ a su nieta en su graduaciÓn de kinder, con esta carroza tan especial, estarÁ aquÍ en la ediciÓn digi

dave: the bronx is a pretty good high school.id you have time to help your mother and father in the company? mr. lauder: i worked after school every day except when i was on the soccer team -- when i had soccer practice. other than that i work every afternoon. dave: did they pay you or say this is part of growing up? mr. lauder: if $.50 an hour's pay, that is what i got. dave: you went to the university of pennsylvania, where he graduated third in your class. what was it that you took out of you pen -- upenn? are you a good business or scholar? what did you want to be? mr. lauder: in business. i told my parents that is what i wanted to do. i wanted to be in the business but my father wanted me to be a chemist. no thank you. i didn't want to be a chemist. i wanted to do marketing. dave: ok. you graduated from upenn third in your class. you wanted to be in business. people would say i want to go to harvard business school. did they accept you? mr. lauder: i got turned down flat. it was a shock for me. i made lemonade out of lemons.

host: bronx, new york, democrats line, joseph, hello. caller: good morning. this is, for those of you who believe there is no such thing as white privilege, had that mob been anyone but trump supporters , black lives matter, majority black or people of color, you better believe the capitol would have been protected. they would have had a different reaction. just like that summer. secondly, i think the republicans are afraid not only of trump -- they are being held hostage by him -- but was it an inside job? were there congresspeople? were there congressmen aiding and abetting? did they have some sort of inside job or give information to some of these people? that is the question. that is probably why they do not want to participate. host: ok, joseph. we will let our guest respond. guest: we do not know the answers to those questions. another case in point why we need a nonpartisan, bipartisan commission to answer those questions. so that congress is not investigating itself. those questions have been raised, and i want the answers to those questions. whether

puedan ver estas fotografías para hacerse una idea >>> sabemos que la exhibición se inauguró en el bronx del titanic que despierta admiración solamente con su nombre en el océano atlántico vimos estas imágenes de un equipo que busca documentar el lugar con tecnología 4k y tecnología láser viajaron a 12500 pies de profundidad es parte de la exhibición que se hará por meses nos despedimos hasta una próxima [tema musical] >> llego, nerviosa, porque mi hijo se estaba poniendo casi morado, y me pregunta que dÓnde estÁ el papÁ. yo ando con mi esposa, ella firma, y le digo: "yo soy el papÁ". y me dice que Él no atiende personas "sodomistas". >> somos buenos cristianos, y ese bebÉ estÁ impuro. >> son buenos cristianos? >> ese bebÉ estÁ impuro-- >> usted cÁllese, usted es un inmoral. >> que se encuentre un marido, para que crezca ese bebÉ con un hombre. >> ¿cuÁnto tiempo tÚ fuiste gay y cuÁndo saliste? ¿a ver? >> mi esposa ya no habla, solo lo que hace es cantar. >> ♪ no le veo nada de malo ♪ ♪ a cantar ♪ >> doctora, eso es asÍ siempre. >> o sea, tÚ no eres una Ópera. >> ♪ no puedo controlarlo ♪

. >>> alguno de los vecindarios mÁs afectados estÁn en brooklyn y el bronx donde se reporta porcentaje se reÚne con miembro de gobierno federal buscando autorizaciÓn de una tercera dosis de la vacuna para que sea mÁs eficaz contra la variante delta en el estado jar equipo el gobernador murphy anunciÓ que la variante delta aumenta en new jersey. >>> regreso tramaing en el fin de semana cerca de entre 334400 casos no visto este nÚmero de casos desde el 20 de mayo. >>> aÚn estamos lejos de cifras del principio al aÑo, para las autoridades quieren prevenir que surjan foco de infecciÓn por variantes. >>> no estÁn vacunados por favor, piense muy bien hay un riesgo tremendo que estÁ corriendo y es urgente que usted se ponga la vacuna por eso mismo. >>> escuche un nuevo estudio revelÓ que hospitalizaciÓnes por trastornos limo cios en adolescentes y jÓvenes adultos aumentaron 125 joven fueron hospitalizados por desÓrdenes alimento skwoirs desde marzo del 2020 cuando comienzo la cuarentena en promedio el centro recibÍa 56 pacientes por aÑo la edad de los pacientes fue de los diez a los 23 aÑos.

how do we expect there to be a department in a fortune 500 company if in a district in the bronx, which is predominantly black and hispanic, only 2% are graduating ready for college? we do not have equal opportunity in the earliest stages of life. i agree that that is part of the reason you do not see the visual representation of black people and other low income people who do not have the mechanisms early. the prior caller talked about the importance of family structure. what he described is the practice of finishing education, just a high school degree, full-time work of any kind, just so you learn the dignity and discipline of work. if you have children, marriage first. that series of decisions, 98% of the people who follow that a series of decisions i that ordern -- in that order avoid poverty. it is not a guarantee, but says that there are tools within your control that if you can have an opportunity to get a great education, to get that first job, that you have an increased likelihood of avoiding poverty. these are important concepts. often we talk about systemic racism, structura

millones viven cada día en nuestra área principalmente en nueva york y newark >>> yo aveces vengo del bronxara manejar. desde 1982 >>> new york se ha vuelto un caos en todos los sentidos. lamentablemente hay mucho desorden y esta situación de la pandemia más la situación política y económica que hay tiene a la gente convulsionada >>> el mismo análisis reveló que estos mismos sectores también encabeza la lista de horas que pasa un conductor en tráfico con un promedio de 56 al año por encima de boston y houston. el estudio se basó en registros del año 2020. es por eso que juan prefiere seguir como peatón . >>> a veces llegas a las 12 de trabajar, de la noche. si te descuidas te dan un ticket. es mucho conflicto. no vale la pena. yo prefiero andar en el bus o trenes >>> es un tráfico tremendo. tuvimos que evadir diferentes sitios para poder llegar aquí. ya usted sabe >>> y ella hace un llamado a las autoridades >>> que dejen de estar cerrando tanto las calles y poniéndole precios porque ahora todo es pequeño y no caben los carros >>> ahora en san francisco, si vives en esta ciudad posiblemente

there's similar chaos on the major deegen expressway up in the bronx.issued a severe thunderstorm warning, and here that video is, again, the major deegen in the bronx. tropical storm elsa is approaching the city, reports of some flooding in the lincoln tunnel right now as well the center of elsa crosses over new york city tomorrow morning >>> britney spears mom is jumping into the fight over the pop star's conservatorship, asking the court to let britney choose her own attorney. in a filing, lynne spears called on the judge to listen to her daughter's wishes. here's nbc's erin mclaughlin. >> lynne spears, divorced from her father argues her daughter is able to care for her person, citing britney's professional achievements and accomplishments under the conservatorship. she has earned hundreds of millions of dollars as an international celebrity, performed in front of millions of people, choreographing each and every move her mother's petition also praises britney for speaking out during her court hearing last month saying she gave a very courageous sho

bronx high school? mr. lauder: yes. david: that's a pretty good high school.did you have time to help your parents in the company? mr. lauder: i worked very often after school every day. i was on the soccer team so when i had practice, i wasn't there but other than that, i worked every afternoon. david: did they pay you or did they say this is part of growing up? mr. lauder: if $.50 an hour's pay, that is what i got. david: you went to the university of pennsylvania, where he graduated third in your class. what was it that you took out of the university of pennsylvania that you are a good businessperson or a good scholar? what did you want to be? mr. lauder: i wanted to be in business. i told my parents that is what i wanted to do. i wanted to be in the business but my father wanted me to be a chemist. no thank you. i did not want to be a chemist because i wanted to do marketing. david: ok. you graduated from the university third in your class and want to be in business so people would say i will go to harvard business school. you applied their and did they ac

bronx high school? >> yeah. david: that is a pretty good high school.id you have time to help your mother and father in the company at that time? >> i worked after school every day except i was on the soccer team so when i had soccer practice i was not there but after that -- but other than that i worked every afternoon. david: did they pay you or just said this is part of growing up? >> if $.15 an hour's pay, that's what i got. david: ok. you then went to the university of pennsylvania when you graduated third in your class. so what was it you took from the mercy of pennsylvania that you were a good businessperson or a good scholar? what did you want to be when you graduated? >> i wanted to be in business. i told my parents that is what i wanted to do. i wanted to be in business, but my father wanted me to be a chemist. no thank you. i did not want to be a chemist because i wanted to do marketing. david: ok. so you graduate the university of pennsylvania third in your class. you want to be in business. in those days, people would say i guess i will go

host: we'll go to the republican line next and hear from sophia in the bronx. caller: hello? host: good morning. you're on the air. mr. mckeon: yes, good morning, dear -- caller: yes, good morning, dear. you were the host the last time i called about nancy pelosi. when president trump shut down the government for 35 days, she told him you can come and have your state of the union speech but you got to open the government. he opened the government, it was on february 4, and all he did was to bring rush limbaugh a medal to give him, anyway, what he did was after -- [indiscernible] -- she tear up the paper. ok? the reason i'm saying this, nancy pelosi, that's the word i used when i spoke that day, she's beautiful, she's elegant, she's intelligent. what she did yesterday, i slept so good last night to take jordan when i heard jordan is going to be on the committee to do this, i said, lord, it's back. the 40 years we went -- [indiscernible] -- is back. i don't know -- anyway. i got so involved with this. thank you, nancy pelosi. host: the speaker yesterday blocking two members, ji

father joe was born in the bronx new york on april 12, 1941 and had seven brothers and sisters. he moved to california in his 20's where he completed his studies at the university of san diego and ordained a priest in 1974. he was assigned to st. rita's catholic church with a concurrent assignment to work with st. vincent depaul, a catholic organization note for helping the poor, especially the poorest of the poor. from 1982 to 2011 father joe led st. vincent depaul grow the organization to $40 million. in 2015 it was renamed father joe carroll's village in his honor. on july 10, 2021, a few months after his 80th birthday, father joe passed. father joe dare rol was a heroic man who helped his community with the entirety of his heart and soul. he helped the poor, hungry, and especially the homeless and had a gift for bringing all people together in his mission to serve. father joe was loved by many and influenced so many of us. his accomplishments and contributions to the community were profound. he will be sorely missed. many of us expect that one day he will be named a saint in

born richard donner schwartzberg in the bronx in 1930, the director got his start on the other side of nyu. he began directing commercials and tv shows like "gilligan's island" and "the twilight zone." he made the leap to film with "the omen" starring gregory peck becoming the fifth highest grossing movie that year. establishing richard as a hollywood heavyweight. he was recently honored for his work spanning five decades in hollywood. >> it's extraordinary. this industry is my friend. and it's been just the greatest gift in the world to me. >> reporter: richard is survived by his wife lauren. together they founded the donner company that includes "free willy" and >>> right now on "ame morning" tropical threat now in the gulf of mechanixico. where warm water will strengthen the storm. 9 million people under watches and warnings. the storm taking aim at florida. >> battling the elements. rescuers now dealing with the effects of el sa. strong winds and rain pounding the area as they search a fresh pile of rubble. >> tragic accident. a player killed after he was hit in the chest with fire

and we've got a frightening bus crash to tell you about here in new yorcewi cars colliding in the bronxers into the bus. the bus then slams into a bridge. at least 14 people injured, including the driver. the crash under investigation right now. >>> take a look at this. pilots flying in los angeles have been warned to be on the lookout if someone in a jet pack. a pilot report, seeing the so-called jet pack man while approaching l.a.x. last night. he was flying at about 5,000 feet. multiple jet pack sightings have been reported near the airport last year and that has prompted an faa and fbi investigation. >>> when we come back, but wait, there's more. remembering one of the best-known faces on tv, the king of the infomercial. see how fast dust reappears. but dusting with a cloth is a pain. and dealing with a bulky vacuum.. . is such a hassle. uchhh!!! so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. grabbing it in all those hard-to-reach places. gotcha!!! and for our floors, sweeper's textured cloths lock all kinds of dirt, dust and pet hair. un

carries echoes of the chaos that followed haiti's last presidential assassination in 1915 after the bronx, sam was beaten to death by an angry crowd. the u. s. said it was deploying marines to prevent anarchy. van occupation lasted until 1900. 34 us forces return to haiti in 1994 to restore power to power zombie and our, our since the eighty's 1st, democratically elected president, it removed the military genta that had ousted received earlier. but in 2004, a receipt was forced to exile under american pressure. us marines were deployed again. un peacekeepers steps later that year. the forces stayed until 2017, but they faced criticism for human rights abuses and causing a cholera outbreak that killed thousands of patients. and the gallagher has more from washington d. c. we know that the us is sending in various agents to help with the investigation at the un pulled out in 2017 any request to them to send troops and would take time because the un likes to discuss things for a very long time. meanwhile, as this investigation goes on, all sorts of conspiracy, there is a now starting to emer

so security forces have identified 12 bring now us federal judge in texas as bronx new applications to a government program that protects immigrants brought to america as children from deportation . the judge rule that the deferred action for childhood arrivals program or darker, was illegally created by former president brock obama, but it doesn't affect the hundreds of thousands of people already enrolled by school calling on present joe biden to respond quickly and protect young migrates. let's speak to brent wilkes about this, his senior vice president for institutional development at the hispanic federation . and he's joining us via zoom from mclean in virginia. thank you so much for being with us. so help us understand this decision for a judge and this ruling argues that donna was illegally created by former president obama. what makes it illegal from his point of view? well, be cited in the last 2 was really the process that the evaluation used to bring about the, the, the executive order on taca. and so it's kind of a technicality. and one of the things that we've noted is tha

federal judge in the bronx, had thrown out the case of a known gang member involved in a shooting becauses is nuts. what does that mean for other cases in which the juries can be seen not diverse in retrospect? this could open quite a pandora's box. is it a can of worms? if you lie down with at the dogs, you will wake up with fleas. in my case, some very odd looking puppies. [laughter] now it's addicting that grammar gram ---- >> it's so infuriating for me. the reason the educational system isn't working for student of color -- something about the powder i found in this blazer. [laughter] it's so stupid. you realize how we're failing again. we're failing people in life by pandering to them. the average school kid in high school writes with a grammar -- i say that as a community college graduate. i was skipping intro to xbox. what we are doing to them is so infantilizing and it's hurting them. this is where the left is awful. >> greg: if a judge tosses a gun crime and that guy is on the street, he's going to shoot somebody else in his neighborhood. it's likely going to be a non-white perso

bill deblasio in a shot at a bronx basketball event where he did a better job sinking crime but he didn'tr but no. congressman michael walsh talks about the buildup hunter biden's art career. ♪♪ . . ♪ as hunter biden prepares to attend his own art shows where he could meet potential buyers of his paintings. michael walsh transparency bill hold first family accountable. carley: break down his bill called the painter's act. props on the name. tell us about the bill and why you think it's necessary. >> the bill amends the ethics in government act. and will require the vice president and the president and future presidents and vice presidents to have the same type of disclosures that they currently have and apply those to their adult chirp. look, at the end of the day, i'm not trying to stop hunter biden, quote, career if that's what we are going to call it as an artist. but the public does deserve to know who is buying his paintings at these exorbitant prices and why. and what is the motivation and who are these people? are they domestic? are they foreign, that are seeking obviously to acces

the place at st hospital in the city of nathan, on monday evening was the 2nd such deadly fire in bronx. in the past few months, both were blamed on the explosion of badly stored oxygen bottles. sidney is reporting a slow down in new code cases, as residents enjoy the 3rd week of lockdown, australia's largest city is trying to suppress the highly contagious delta variance subtle infections across the city. stand at $900.00 to get it been reported. the 1st for the country this year, and growing corona virus class is off the neighboring state victoria. it's going to knock down for 5 days. now an interesting question on variance and strange. the one about view was sent to d. w. science correspondent derek williams. paul, please explain the difference between a new stream and a new variant. this is tough to do since even by rob. i just seem to view the differences. it is fairly fluid but, but let's start by maybe going over some of the other biology basics that you've, you've probably learned this year already. first is that, although it's technically not considered alive, a virus evolves c

they are in the bronx police say there's a violent struggle for eight to ten minutes with this knownmber, click on james and shot the lieutenant in the ankle, eight valleys. does this surprise you? >> it sure surprised me but it's not surprising. that lieutenant was fortunate. you've got the accessibility to guns. those now in our society with this uptick in crime, one of the things going on while also when you talk about defunding police departments, that's another thing that's causing an uptick in crime. i've got to tell you recently in the state of texas they are talking about it's everybody, carrying guns without any regulation, it creates a problem. police coming to a scene and they go to the scene from if it's a goodbye or back i they are trying to get and rest in a got to tell you, somebody is going to get cearley fiercely harmed in the state of texas the rest of the country. eric: we have those calls and you see protesters right there defunding police, putting that money into social programs. social workers and that sort of thing here we have lieutenant, god bless them all in

from texas, to the bronx to westchester, to st. louis, missouri there are millions of people who should be able to stay in our country and help our communities thrive. we have the power to provide stability and this congress and we cannot wait any longer and i'll end with this. during the last administration, there was so much fear instilled in our immigrant families and communities that one student in the bronx thought that her mom ran away -- was deported from home but the mom ran away so she wouldn't be deported. the student felt into a deep depression and committed suicide because she thought her mother was taken from her this is inhumane and it is evil and our immigrants make us a stronger nation, not a weaker one. it is time for 21st plan to rebuild south and central america and those who come in here should be welcomed with opened arms. and if we are to live up to the ideals of our democracy and our constitution we must welcome them with open arms and with love so we can build a nation back better. thank you so much, madam,

i know there is no inventory in greenwich, bronx, summit. what about manhattan? availability if i'm looking for a classic six in a prewar building on the upper west side? is there inventory out there? bess: do you need an agent? i can set you up with someone who can find you the perfect apartment. amanda, you, too. it is still a buyers market, according to the inventory. and you can negotiate. sellers have gotten much more reasonable. there are tons of prewars, co-ops, downtown, whatever you want. the market is flush. people are taking advantage of that. we are seeing a lot of millennial first-time homebuyers. i would say it's an opportunity for people interested in investing in manhattan and brooklyn. amanda: only seconds here, but are you at all worried -- we know lending rates will stay low for a long time. are you worried about the types of loans, people getting in over their heads or does it feel pretty stable? bess: it is a different time than before the collapse. there are protections in place. i think -- we are a co-op market in the city -- so that keeps

. >> rap music began in harlem in the south bronx, on playgrounds like this one, where people would grargt biggest hit selling 680,000 copies last year. and hitting the top of the rhythm and blues sales charts. >> as a young kid, running around with a local dj crew. i watched the transition, from all the disco music that we used to play at all the block parties. so slowly, but 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 ♪ ♪ because only god knows what you will go do ♪ >> 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 of these things that were hitting these communities, really hard. ♪ burglars,

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but eric adams, conservative, tough on crime guy winning queens, bronx, brooklyn, stat ten island. the democratic party used to be for the working class people. it seems like that democratic party spoke up. working class people of color, working class whites. it seems like that working class party is reasserting itself from south carolina in 2020 to brooklyn and queens and the bronx in 2021. >> well, certainly -- look, democrats can be as pragmatic as anything else, right. and that was certainly the case of south carolina democrats, mostly black south carolina democrats in 2020, giving the victory to joe biden and really propelling him to the white house. but use the biden example. joe biden came into that race as -- seen as a more moderate democrat. in fact, his positions were really quite progressive. and indeed, in office he's been quite progressive. and i think that may be the sweet spot. it may be to have that identification, that ability to speak to those more moderate working class democrats, some of them former democrats. some of them people who have left the party or becom

host: let's go to grace, calling from the bronx, new york, on the democratic nine., good morning -- democratic line. grace, good morning. turn your television down for us first. go ahead. caller: good morning, how are you? hello, can you hear me? host: yes, we can. caller: i am calling about i do not like the ranked choice voting. i believe it is a scam. i am very involved in the political process in the bronx in new york, and first of all, ranked choice voting, when you vote, it should be one vote per person. ranked choice voting gives people more than one vote. for example, if you vote for your second choice and the fourth choice, ok, let's say first choice and forth choice, your fourth choice person does not make the 50% they have to move up. then that vote goes up to either one or two. it is double dipping. you are -- they are getting two votes from the same person. do you understand? guest: thank you for your call. york from a respected pollster about people's attitude. 77% said they liked ranked better than the previous way. grace is not alone in that view but

she represents over 650,000 people across parts of the bronx and queens, one of the most diverse districtsates. we want to talk about the mayoral election here in new york. we want to talk about infrastructure in the green new deal. i this latest news in haiti and the call for u.s. or u.n. troops from some sectors, the interim government of haiti. what is your concern here with president biden pulling the troops out of afghanistan and the possibility of pressure to go back to the u.s. -- u.s. going back to occupying haiti? >> you know, i think there are any enormous amounts of concerns. first of all, i apply the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan but the intention is -- that is not to relocate troops from afghanistan to anywhere else. i don't believthat was the intention ofhe withdrawal from the white house, either. but the situation is extraordinarily delicate. extremely fragile. i do not believe right now that the introduction u.s. troops without -- particarly without any sort of plan sets any community, whether it is the u.s. or whether it is haitians up for success. i believe with t

we had a 13-year-old child that was assassinated in the bronx.ld child shot in rock way. these parents are looking for real relief right now. there's things that we can do with the dollars that the president has allocated to make sure that we get to those long-term plans. and it doesn't mean do we need to hire more police officers that are being asked over and over again? no. it means using the dollars correctly. with we need more police officers in the subway? let's do that. does that mean more police officers out of the cars, let's do that. whatever needs to be done to make the people of new york city safe. >> how do you guys marry the crime prevention by the president as well as the justice and policing act of george floyd? >> i'm chief davis from the city of memphis. i come from a city that has gun violence in the black and brown communities. there has to be a correlation with the george floyd justice and policing act and a strategic plan that this president is pushing forward. we have to -- >> martha: that's the police chief in memphis. and