out in cars with special sensor tracking both heat and humidity from the crowded streets the south bronxr east side by mapping so specifically, they were proving thatter patioer neighborhoods are hotter >> as community members who actually fight for justice, and social justice and environmental justice, we can now say there is actual data that says we see and feel heat differently than everywhere else. >> reporter: the bronx native has fought for everything from community gardens to redesigning the bronx water front to literally cool the area around it now working with a columbia university researcher, she's using heat mapping to make a case for change to local officials and real estate developers >> how our data will different from preexisting data is we are getting extremely granular level data. >> reporter: the heat data told a striking story there was at least a seven-degree difference between the south bronx one of the poorest parts of new york city and the upper east side one of the wealthiest the difference was even wider between the south bronx and central park. >> historically r

how did a kid from the bronx. — a journey. how did a kid from the bronx, who _ a journey.t- a journey. how did a kid from the bronx, who didn't really l the bronx, who didn't really have role models to look to in science back in the day, how did he get to be running the main planetarium in new york city, to be, perhaps, the most famous astrophysicist in the country? 50 famous astrophysicist in the count ? ., , ., , country? so a couple of things, first, i figured _ country? so a couple of things, first, i figured out _ country? so a couple of things, first, i figured out early - country? so a couple of things, first, i figured out early that i first, i figured out early that role models are overrated as a construct. in the following way. what is a role model? it is someone you have found who has achieved something but has a strongly overlapping historical journey to yours, maybe they grew in the same place, they are the same gender, they are the same whatever, you match up as much as you can and they landed where you want to land and then you emulate their path. and i thou

from the crowded tenment and truck line streets of the south bronx to the open avenues of manhattan'shat poorer neighborhoods are hotter >> as community members who actually fight for justice and social justice and environmental justice, we can now say there is actually data that says we see, you know and feel heat differently than everywhere else. >> bronx native melissa barber has fought for everything from community gardens like this one to redesigning the bronx water front, to literally cool the area around it now, working with columbia university researchers lib yune she uses heat mapping to make a case for change to local officials and real estate developers >> how are data differ from preexisting data we are getting granular data street level what now exist something satellite imagery. >> the heat trackers told a striking story one afternoon in july there was at least a 7-degree difference between the south bronx, one of the poorest parts of new york city with, and the upper east side one of the wealthiest. the difference was even wider between the south bronx and central park

this is an exception in the south bronx. >> when we experience heat here, many times we experience it15 degrees hotter >> the sensors were provided by oregon based capa strategies a climate data and analytics firm that works with the federal government and local municipalities and nonprofits. >> it's really important because heat is one of the most insidious killers in cities. it kills more people than any other natural hazard. >> reporter: and he says climate change is upping the and we're seeing more frequent heat waves come through. ante as economies now shut down more often due to deadly heat. >>> we're seeing greater intensity of heat. seeing longer durations of those heat waves and we're seeing more frequent heat waves come through. and yet we're still using one single number to tell us what the temperature is for a city or a region >> the data helps communities target their financial resources toward reducing temperatures for example, like creating more green spaces lighter colored roof tops, more space between buildings and more cooling centers. >> we want to empower the local

this is an exception in the south bronx. >> when we experience heat here, many times we experience it 15 degrees hotter >> reporter: the sensors were provided by oregon based capa strategies a climate data and analytics firm that works with the federal government, local municipalities and nonprofits. >> heat is one of the most insidious killers in cities. it kills more people than any other natural hazard. >> reporter: he says climate change is upping the ante as local economies shutdown more often from the heat. >> we're seeing longer durations of the heat waves and more frequent heat waves come through. yet we're still using one single number to tell us what the temperature is for a city or a region >> reporter: the data helps communities target their financial resources towards reducing temperatures. for example, like creating more green spaces, lighter colored roof tops, more space between buildings and more cooling centers. >> we want to empower the local citizen scientists who participated so they own the data >> reporter: new york is one of 12 cities participating in the heat m

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but why he didn't do about the january -- the november -- host: that's sofia in the bronx. this is don out of houston texas, independent. good morning. caller: season greetings. why do we need a department of education? why do we need a department of anything? especially defense when it's blown budget in many aspects. but the issue of education, the united states it says, is ranked 37 out of 1 # 9 countries -- 199 countries as far as education standards. and our children meeting those standards. right there in washington, d.c., when i look back on the federal acts, everything from the 1965 education act to -- even back to brown vs. topeka board of education on up through education, no child left behind, even the every student succeeds act. these things. but they are not having the outcome for black and brown students, if you will. right there in washington, d.c., our nation's capital 60% of high school african-americans graduate on time. and same for hispanics. same in las vegas, nevada, under 60% of the minority of group, if you will, graduating high school on time. and th

: it is home to yankee stadium and the bronx zoo. you? >> reporter: and something else. >> this is the poorest district in the country. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> more than half the residents in south bronx pay more than half their income towards their rent, and that's before you factor in food and transportation and utilities and prescription drugs. >> reporter: at just 33 years old, ritchie torres represents the 15th in congress. >> we can deliver real people and results that are going to affect their lives. >> reporter: for him, the issues that joe biden has staked his presidency on, reducing inquality,3 overhauling of social safety net, are not as abstract as the build back better term used to describe them. for torres, their personal. >> apartment 2a, above that second floor windows. >> reporter: that's the window you looked out of? >> yes. >> reporter: what did you think looking out of that window when you were growing up? >> thinking there are a whole world of opportunities waiting for me. >> reporter: torres grew up

. >>> en el bronx nueva york maría vargas pion, noticias telemundo . >>> y ya en otros temas en horasméxico y hay quienes alertan de la falta de espacio en los albergues y esto preocupa a quienes ya viven en ellos. >>> confían en dios son cientos de migrantes de un albergue en matamoros para que este programa quédate en méxico no les afecte pues llegarán personas que están en estados unidos espèrando la resolución. sería bueno que lo resolvieran allá. >>> más de 200 migrantes esperan hasta un año para continuar con su trámite . >>> según el departamento de seguridad nacional de estados unidos el programa quédate en méxico comenzará en méxico, calexico , nogales, laredo y brownsvile. >>> este prograamente es para mejorar las condiciones de estadía y acortar el tiempo de trámite. >>> mientras en reinosa dicen estar listos para recibirlos en un albergue con capacidad para 4 mil personas. >>> entre mil y 1500 el resto son otras organizaciones . >>> el flujo migratorio se ha incrementando tres veces más que en 2020. >>> maricruz gutiérrez noticias telemundo . >>> en tapachulas la lleada de

. >> en el bronx nueva york maría vargas-pion, noticias telemundo. >> al regresar: en noticias telemundo que mereces más estas fiestas. por eso te damos más con el gran cambio a 5g. más opciones con la selecció más grande de teléfonos 5g gratis. como el samsung galaxy 5g. y más ahorros con una línea de datos 5g sin límites por sólo $25 al mes con 5g incluido. todo con la red 5g de t-mobile. recibe más estas fiestas con un teléfono 5g gratis datos sin límites y acceso a 5g incluido. solo en metro. personas por todas partes que viven con diabetes tipo 2 están despertando a lo que es posible con rybelsus®. rybelsus® funciona diferente para bajar el azúcar en la sangre que cualquier otra pastilla para la diabetes porque trabaja de estas tres maneras. aumenta la insulina. baja el azúcar y demora la salida de los alimentos. la mayoría de las personas que tomaron rylsus® redujeron su nivel de azúcar en la sangre y lograron un a1c por debajo del 7%. las persas que tomaron rybelsus® perdieron hasta 8 libras. y rybelsus® no aumenta el riesgo de eventos cardiovasculares serios, como ataque cardíaco

bien lo decÍa el presidente del bronx.amos listos para teletÓn. karla: ahora mismo me voy para san antonio ya tengo todo el uniforme de teletÓn. maÑana vamos a estar en vivo para que nos acompaÑen. y el sÁbado tambiÉn. >> mijares estÁ de estreno con muchos planes. de entrada el lanzamiento de una versiÓn de lujo del disco navideÑo. carlos: ahora tiene dos invitados muy especiales. su hija lucero y su madre. cuenta con tres canciones nuevas. ♪ ♪ noche de paz, noche de amor ♪ todo duerme alrededor ♪ ♪ >> a sÓlo una semana del estreno este material estÁ a punto de 1 millÓn de vistas en internet y redes sociales. lucero hija se ha llevado fuerte cantidad de comentarios positivos. mijares: hizo otra figura. mÁs rebelde vamos a decir. para que se entienda. la lÍnea melÓdica, creo que encajaba muy bien. se lanzÓ y como tÚ dices quedÓ muy bonito. tiene un buen rango. sus graves los protege muy bien con mucho aire. ♪ ♪ todo el mundo celebra con fe ♪ a ese niÑo nacido en belÉn ♪ >> en estos tiempos el cantante descubriÓ que en famil

. >> still ahead, why police officers in the bronx really want to catch this what he did to their carsdal was caught on security video throwing what looked like bricks at police cars parked outside a bronx station. police say this man damage 10 cars video shows him taking a break out of the smashed rear window of one police cruiser reusing it on another car smashing the windshield and they say just to continue to wander around the cars gesturing between each throw that man has not been caught. police hope that by releasing this video, there will be some new leads. >> assault allegations are mounting against actor chris noth with another accuser coming forward today singer-songwriter lisa genteel spoke out this afternoon alongside her attorney gloria allred. she claims not forcibly groped her in 2000, 2 in her new york apartment and she fought him off. she says not threatened to blacklist are from the industry. if she told anyone what happened at least 3 other women have come forward claiming the 67 year-old actor sexually assaulted them in 2000, 4, 2010 2015, all red says genteel has b

su mayoría cometidos por estas personas, que hirieron a 5 víctimas, casi todos en la misma zona del bronx> tenemos miedo la población está temerosa, más seguridad, nos sentimos solos, no hay policías . >> uno siente miedo salir de su trabajo, que le pase algo a uno, en la casa los esperan s familias imagínate . >> por supuesto que sí . >> el sospechoso de golpear a dos hombres para robarle sus teléfonos celulares . >> la reactivación del programa quédat en méxico, podría hacer que 20 mil migrantes que piden asilo en estados unidos, podría ser que estén a prueba, esto los deja en riesgo innecesarios, raúl torres nos tiene más . >> méxico aceptó el programa quédate en méxico, por humanidad migrantes y activistas dicen que violan sus derechos humanos, el próximo lunes comienza el programa quédate en méxico, que acepta el envío de inmigrantes en 7 puntos, campamentos están completamente saturados, vamos a ver a antonio . >> estamos en una situación vulnerable, pasamos peligros, situaciones que no nos agradan la verdad . >> el gobierno aceptó el regreso de inmigrantes que entraron a estados un

bowman: i yield to the gentleman from and the boogie down bronx, congressman espaillat. ms. escobar: i also represent i'm a latin from manhattan and i thank you for giving me the opportunity to address this incredible issue. i rise today in support of cancelling student debt for over 43 million americans. in fact, madam student debt for some now has surpassed credit card debt for americans. secretary esper: -- and they could be indebted for an insignificant period of their adult life span. and those that have children and then choose to help them out could be indebted for an entire life. this is not the way a country should move forward. and for more of a decade, mounting student loan debt has made it difficult for many americans to purchase a home, to start their own business, to move forward and aspire to be part of the middle class or the advancement that this should promise all of its people. they have difficulties and this is a transgenerational crisis and far beyond one generation. borrowers in the united states all collectively, $1.6 trillion in private and student lo

i one schools in the heart of the south bronx, almost exclusively low income kids, almost 2000 students and 5000 on a waitlist. it's not just a theory, how it plays out in school. a number of states are going after it. in preparation for this conversation, i looked at the data. one thing we can agree on is we look at america through the prism of racial oppression, white supremacy, white dominance. if you look at the national assessment for education, the most recent assessment in 2019, the test is given after fourth grade, eighth grade, 12th grade. only a little over one third of all students in the country scored proficient in reading. when broken down by race, fourth grade, eighth grade, 12th grade, there were two muesli 3.7 5 million white students who could not read at a proficiency level. there were 1.4 million black students who could not read at proficiency levels. there are more white students in the population overall. the number of white students not reading at proficiency dwarfs that of black students not reading. it says it must be viewed. systemic racism is not the reason f

del ascensor y golpeÓ a una mujer de 85 aÑos contra una pared en un edificio de apartamentos en el bronxes impresionante el momento que fue captado en audiovisual por la cÁmara de un policÍa de ohio que logrÓ salir vivo de puro milagro despuÉs de chocar su auto a gran velocidad contra la parte trasera de un camiÓn en una carretera. los investigadores aÚn no han descubierto por quÉ se produjo el choque y la gente estÁ recuperÁndose en casa. y viviÓ para contarlo. una carrera de autos terminÓ de forma dramÁtica en un circuito al suroeste en australia. tras un accidente uno de los vehÍculos involucrados saltÓ por el aire hacia los espectadores que tuvieron que huir a toda prisa para evitar el impacto. a pesar de las llamas y lo aparatoso del hecho... [rÍe] increÍble, nadie resultÓ herido. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ elyangÉlica: amigos, se acerca el final del aÑo. hay varias cosas que se pueden hacer y que te van a ayudar durante la temporada de impuestos. porque por la pandemia hay nuevas exenciones y deducciones y es mucho mÁs importante que nunca adelantarse. para hablar de este tema nos conectamos con carl

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video out of new york now, a dramatic rescue, a man pulled from a trench at a construction site in the bronx. dozens of firefighters worked for nearly two hours to get him out. he got trapped when the trench partially collapsed. he was taken to the hospital to get checked out. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, down to the wire for holiday shopping. some tips on getting those tough to find toys and gifts. >>> bay area city getting a shout out for holiday spirit. >>> check out the kpix5 news app. it gives 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and kpix everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. julie and bob are paying $700 less every month. dee now gets comprehensive coverage with no monthly premium and the navarros are paying under $100 per month. check coveredca.com to see your new lower price. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st. stories christmas is just nine days away. parents are still searching for certa

. >> la demanda es tal que para el mediodÍa se agotaron cientos de pruebas aquÍ en el bronx bajo esteorque tengo que ir a la casa a recoger los niÑos. >> las instrucciones estÁn dentro de la caja y en espaÑol, los sultados se obtienen en su casa y en solo 15 minutos. >> en manhattan, nueva york marÍa vargas-pion noticias telemundo. >> ahora vamos a otros temas un incendio en una refinerÍa en texas dejÓ al menos a 4 personas heridas. el fuego se mantuvo casi 7 horas, las llamas comenzaron en el Área que produce gasolina y si bien los empleados fueron evacuados el resto de la planta aÚn estaba en funcionamiento, la compaÑÍa confirmÓ que los heridos estÁn en condiciÓn estable, la causa estÁ bajo investigaciÓn y (palabra en inglÉs) junto a las autoridades locales monitorean la calidad del aire. >> en minneapolis encontraron culpable al oficial de policÍa por el homicidio involuntario de un automovilista afroamericano a quien disparÓ en una parada de trÁfico. la agente que confundiÓ su arma con su taser enfrenta hasta 7 aÑos de prisiÓn, estarÁ detenida sin derecho a fianza para su sentenci

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george vermenton is a pediatric physician in the bronx. >> back to school is front of mind for many families across the country. what can families do to keep their kids safe and keep their kids in school. >> it is super important if after family gatherings, if you can get tested, you should get like a test. most important thing is if you are above five, to get your vaccine. and after that, more people, hand washing. >> and tom, what are schools doing to brace for a potential surge? >> well, meg, here in new york city some schools are offering remote learning as well as keeping the schools ep and in washington d.c. they're extending the winter break by two days, using that time to distribute 100,000 covid tests to faculty and students in hopes of returning to the classroom safely, meg? >> tom hanson, thank you. >> meantime russian troops have reportedly withdrawn from the ukraine border. this comes after months of tension in the region and fears of a russian offensive in 2022. cbs's christina ruffini is at the white house for us tonight, christina, good evening. >> good evening, meg. that's r

sordomudos eliezer marte con más detalles >>momentos aterradores vivió esta pareja sordomudos de el bronxue comer un sujeto los asaltó con un cuchillo largo pero ellos se defendieron sucedió el pasado 5 de diciembre alrededor de las 11:00 de la noche la mujer de 40 años el hombre de 56 estaban en esta esquina a una cuadra de donde viven. la víctima indicó que se defendió con todas sus fuerzas que incluso arremetió contra el malheclongueira la pareja dominicana trabaja en restaurantes >> es una penal que les haya pasado esto >>colón dijo que al final el sospechoso cedió la fuga con un celular iphone de su esposo que cayó al pavimento durante el altercado en más información vea lo que pasó con pistoleros que abrieron fuego en un funeral en guanajuato >>hay al menos una persona murió y tres resultaron heridos de gravedad de familia. se encontraba despidiendo menor de 16 años asesinado el fin de semana pasado >>escuché ruidos y cohetes nunca me imaginé que fuera algo así >>esto es sólo una muestra de la crisis en guanajuato que enfrenta una crisis de violencia en sólo los últimos tres días ta

. >> captado en cÁmara quedÓ el momento en que una seÑora de 85 aÑos del bronx, nueva york, fue asaltadaresponsable o la responsable. >> ciens de personas han llegado a una tienda de tatuajes en denver para honrar a una de las vÍctimas del tiroteo del pasado lunes, johan castellanos tiene esas reacciones. >> ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪. >> con cantos, plegarias y lÁgrimas durante todo el dÍa decenas de personas han estado dejando ofrendas, despidiendo a las cinco vÍctimas del tiroteo ocurrido en varios puntos de la ciudad de denver y lake wood. elena me muestra la foto de su amiga, alicia una de las vÍctimas. >> era una gran madre, una hermana, una amiga, una artista. >> segÚn elena se necesita mÁs regulaciÓn a las armas. >> nadie necesita esa clase de armas, nadie. y hay tantas personas que han fallecido debido a esas armas, no solo en mÉxico, sino acÁ en muchas partes del mundo, pero las armas, la industria de las armas empieza aquÍ. >> las autoridades dieron a conocer los nombres de algunas de las vÍctimas, entre ellos alicia cÁrdenas, dani y sarah. tambiÉn hay dos vÍctimas que no han sido identif

my father died, my father died because of the botched medical care in a bronx hospital.he was saved for a minute in the ruling class long island hospital where i was at four a week just this week. and in many ways this history i write about because they did an enormous amount of work around health care and poverty and the rise of medical empires in the united states in the post-world war ii period or it's just that this history i wrote about about the deadly consequences of health care for-profit would come to my doorstep. i finished the book right after my father died. he is the most important person in my life. he is my alpha and my omega and if this book is worthy of this award is because of his work in this country. it's because of the values he instilled in me and his determination to be an ethical being in the world and to be of value to society. he wasn't itself proclaimed socialist but he was definitely an organic intellectual and had socialist proclivities. thank you so very much for this work that you do and for doing it for so long and for amplifying the voice

george vermitin is a pediatric doctor in the bronx.hat can families do to keep their families safe and keep their kids in school? >> super important after family gatherings, if you can get tested, you should get like a test. most important thing is if you are above 5 to get your vaccine. and after that, most important thing, hand washing. >> and tom, what are schools doing to brace for a potential surge? >> well, meg, here in new york city, some schools are offering remote learning as well as keeping the schools open. and in washington, d.c., they're extending the winter break by two days. they're using that time to distribute 100,000 covid tests to faculty and students in hopes of returning to the classroom safely. meg? >> tom hanson, thank you. >>> meantime, russian troops have reportedly withdrawn from the ukraine border. this comes after months of tension in the region and fears of a russian offensive in 2022. cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house for us tonight. christina, good evening. >> good evening, meg. that's right. r

frank is a long-time hess toy collector >> i was probably five-years-old my grandmother lived in the bronxwas a hess gas station down the street. i recall getting one every christmas and subsequently every christmas i'd get one. at the time they weren't for collecting they were more as gifts. so i started to purchase them again, probably in the late '80s/early '90s. >> with more than 7,000 followers, frank runs one of the largest hess collector, on facebook they had meet and greets for seven years before the pandemic. >> it's amazing the variety or array or spectrum of people from super hard core checkers to people, grandmas who buy these for their grandchildren every year it's really kind of opened up the world for us it takes you back to a simpler time that's what i enjoyed most about it >> if you are curious about next year's pay close attention >> our thanks to erin gilchrist for that report. i get it i see why they go for upwards of thousands of dollars there on the retail market. >> i don't think people realize. we were gifted them donated it with everything else >> like all the base

how did a kid from the bronx, who didn't really have role models to look to in science back in the dayd he get to be running the main planetarium in new york city, to be, perhaps, the most famous astrophysicist in the country? so a couple of things, first, i figured out early that role models are overrated as a construct. in the following way. what is a role model? it's someone who you have found who has achieved something but has a strongly overlapping historical journey to yours, maybe they grew in the same place, they are the same gender, they are the same whatever, you match up as much as you can and they landed where you want to land and then you emulate their path. and i thought myself "i don't want to be anybody else. "i am me." but the very fact that there were not people who look like you... crosstalk hold on, hold on. i'm only halfway through my answer. and when i'm done you will know that what you're about to ask is not even connected to where we're going here. so watch. i found scientists who were brilliant and knew all kinds... they were mostly, resources in the city, at t

conservatives, poor people, wealthy people, you have got people from foreign countries and people from the bronxisland and brooklyn. but that remarkable diversity melds into one as we all realize we are children of god, sons of a loving father who loved us so much he sent his only begotten son. that brings people together in unity during the christmas season. judge jeanine: fox news contributor jonathan morris joins us now. that was an amazing clip of st. patrick's. st. patrick's is one of those places wherever you are from when you come to new york, it's one of those landmarks you have to visit. i was there this week. you see so many different people as you heard in that video who all walks of life, young and old and rich and poor and i didn't know they were liberal or conservative if i didn't peak to them obviously. what but what is the fascination? >> it's the architecture. that what draws people in. people who have no faith at all til have to get to st. patrick's to see it. when they see that unbelievable expression of neogothic architecture is beauty. and my believe and the belief of christ

to be co spend out to be right, all these millions old recording, so full of stations in spain, in bronx, there is an ongoing medical school major was all right, but he's a criminal some calls and these journalists are, were you surprised? yes, maxine, rapidly running out of time, you brought up the unipolar world. it's interesting this democracy summit, the fate of, of julianna's i. i think this all of that as a defensive position because the uniform moment is gone. it's over. but the american foreign policy leads and their acolytes around the world, they refused to accept that. and this democracy for some, it was a self reassuring that you were still in charge and we still control the global narrative. but it's not true, it's aside. and i think it's a weakness on their part last minute. go see my friend go. i think that's exactly the point here in the very idea, not new. and the, the idea to host this summit right now is a blunt attempt to return to the comfort zone. early 99 is following the break up of the soviet union, but there is no longer this comfort zone in today's world. and t

and we have a huge surprise for an elementary school choir in the bronx that is going to perform at rockefellercan't wait to see the reaction, plus our good friend lawrence zarian is back serving up some awesome deals on gifts he will want to get and give for the holidays. but first as you know, black friday just past and yesterday was cyber monday, but today it also has a name as well, called giving tuesday, and this international movement is in its tenth year, and instead of focusing on shopping, this day is all about doing good whether it's donating, volunteering or simply helping your fellow neighbor. for the past three seasons we featured mom and military wife jessica joined with other military wives to get back to the community and we have her sitting in our house seats right now, so jessica, two years ago you were helping the homeless and last year you insisted in pandemic efforts, what do you have planned this year? >> first of all thank you for having me back, it is an honor as always. this year we have actually partnered with the match as he mentioned we are here on shopping and getti

i'm based in the bronx. new york and the heritage wise and part of the full any shadow best africa. and i really want to know i received in the planet are receiving the economy. what, what is meant by this in relation to putting countries and what i new primary asks and policies allow for go, you know, i call this economy the wind to go economy the economy of a cannibal. it's a cannibal economy because it consumes its life force. it consumes everything which is around and turns it into products that are then sold for some profit. you know, i heard someone say that colonialism has the same route as the word colon, which is to digest. and i like, believe it is that the digestion of the entire world, you know, so now we're planet stuff. that's what someone said. we got more stuff that's human in the world than all of the biosphere. like all the elephants and all the trees and the coral reefs, you know, you just gotta change your alliance from what you shopped for in a bottle to what you're gonna, you know, how you rebuild a place to, to, to read, localize on a world wide scale there is

we need one in the bronx. i have constituent to attend hbcus out-of-state.pportunity needs to remain for generations to come. i had a question for stem education for dr. baskerville. thank you for your testimony today. i would like to discuss stem investments in hbcus. in addition to sitting on this committee eyes serve as subcommittee chair on energy for the science, space and technology committee. on both committees it is clear to me we need to do more in stem education. not only in higher education but in k-12 as well. studies have shown the percentage of black students earning stem degrees nationwide has declined in recent years. but we also know hbcus play an outsized role in awarding stem degrees to black students. my question is, what do hbcus do differently from non-hbcus in this regard and what lessons can other colleges and universities learn from hbcus about effective stem education and exposure to stem career opportunities? dr. baskerville: thank you so much, congressman bowman. i would like to say we are delighted to say we are delighted you hav

moderator for our opening discussion is douglas brinkley, in humanities and professor of history and bronx university and professor douglas brinkley is a best-selling author the grammy award-winning producer had he served as presidential historian for both new york post new york historical and sandinista a contributor to the new york times, the washington post, the boston globe and the author of numerous books in his most recent new york times bestseller, is american moonshine, john f. kennedy in the great space race. just before we begin i ask you please turn off your cell phones and other electronic devices and remember to keep your mask on. please note with the exception of her house photographer, we are not permitting photography this morning afraid and please join me in welcoming our guests. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, welcome bob fast, robert caro and as the added attraction, bob woodward and what an honor it is to spend some one-on-one time with you. new york historical society and will then going to open it up for questions and some were putting up cards out for about a

because i was raised in the bronx, watching hours of television.any puerto ricans on television or latin people on television and feeling invisible. so when they asked me to be on this show, i thought, oh my goodness, i can be for kids what i wished someone was there for me when i was a can i'd. >> i have to say to you. i am not going to do that. you literally were one, honestly, i think you might have been the first latina i really saw on a regular basis on tv and i think for a lot of kids. i grew up in a town majority black and brown. so you know for the latina kids, for the black kids, we were not seeing a lot of people of color. we saw you. you were our friend. i want to get your take first just on the fight that we've seen, we just had an asian-american muppet, a beige american, we had muppets who were black, represented african-americans. all of that has happened on "sesame street". what do you make about this fight about this adorable new asian muppet? >> i just can't understand it. i can't fathom why it's difficult. i wish it had come on so

heading that way and this country stands for freedom, the dominican republic, was born and raised in the bronxuct of the public school system and i used to work in the school system as a powerful professional and it was my last day of working. life and in the video i cannot work and cannot eat. people should be very scared because this is happening in america. we are no longer free anymore. >> what do you say to all the liberals who say you are being selfish, just get the jab. it's going to be fine and you won't infect other people. or potentially infect other people, that is their argument. >> in 2020, one people regardless of their political affiliation and regardless of their race, people told me i am selfish, that i should die because i'm unvaccinated. i tell them they are hypocrites because last year they were talking about racial inclusion and gender inequality and wanting everybody to be created equal but today i'm saying no to that the same liberals no longer support me and risk from lives matter, now my black life doesn't matter because doesn't support their agenda, discussing to call

and it is the lack of, again, the lack of government, you know, officials being in the bronx, and they situation right now. because you can't even walk outside. you could just be going to a store and, you know, and you see people walking with guns like it's like a new norm here in the bronx now. like literally outside. you see these guys walking around with these little man bags or whatever. in their sweaters you see guns. and it's scary. it's very scary, alarming and, you know, something has to be done. lawrence: it's so true. i was just outside of my barbershop in harlem last week. my barber told me that the day before gunshots right down the street, someone died right there. it seems like it's become the new normal in washington, d.c. roselyn, i want to go to you, where are the elected leaders and what are they doing about this? >> well, currently, our elective leaders are not doing enough, obviously. you have a current district attorney larry krasner who is extremely soft on crime and not allowing -- not prosecuting those with firearm possessions and they later on murder someone's