the bronx and it was a rough one for him and bronx were terrible that year.as on cnn at the time and there he was. >> it's doable and the polls show trump is winning latinos and doing like 22, 23% among black voter sos anything is possible, but it's certainly a very heavily lift. stuart: it would be a sensation. one more, joran, basketball players at dartmouth voted to join a yawnon and want their ivy leg -- union and want ivy league teams to do the same thing. big picture, what does that mean for future of college sport s? >> basketball players on strike. college sports games -- if this is a trend and college sports unionize, they go on spike when demands aren't met and major disruptions to college basketball. i'm not going to pretend to be the biggest fan of college basketball, but i will say i remember a simpler time when they played basketball. stuart: that's an interesting perspective. going on strike, that's what unions are for. >> that's what hay do. stuart: tepper, you played baseball in college. how do you feel about a union for college sport s? >> e

at the medical center in the bronx.in the face by this guy edward johnson while he was trying to help him. johnson was arrested for assault but hours later back out on the streets. police telling fox news johnson had already been busted for attacking a female doctor at another hospital twice. according post johnson is in the country illegally ten years ago and committed at least 46 crimes. mentally the nurse is still in pain and angry because the bronx d.a.'s office have asked her two times to less en the charges against johnson but she refuses. we want to present it to a grand jury for felony charges. >> the change, i think mayors, senators, governors need to come together and make stronger laws that will keep these people inside of the prisons. >> do you think this guy should have been out on the street in the first place? >> no he shouldn't have any reason to be on the street. >> now the bronx d.a.'s office says they are looking for the felony charges and see what plays out in new york. he is still out in the street,

does hometown leaders from the bronx or other small towns across the country?ns: one thing i like doing overseas but also in the u.s. is when i go for official visits, i go to colleges, universities, or other schools to meet with people and talk about my work. very often, as i said, growing up in the bronx, i did not often meet people who did the type of work i d now or think much about the foreign service or international security issues. i think that for a lot of communities it is different now with you know, globalization, they are a lot more aware, but still it is important to do that, so i make an effort to engage young people whenever i use no, whether by travel domestically or internationally. if all of us did that, if all of us in these fields could do that, we could really touch a lot more people more directly than say through the internet. jalina: absolr(ely. amb. jenkins: yeah. jalina: so i have a question and the plug so bear with me. so in the spirit of inclusion, help what advice do you have for young people of color who are wondering how to get i

again, i run public charter in the heart of the south bronx and lower east side of manhattan. we don't have any whites, and it's not as if you we're waiting. suddenly we need for white students to show up for our schools, to suddenly now successful. so that's that's a fundamental thing. but but more importantly it's are we actually focused on the right problem. if you look at the data from the national assessment for educational progress in often called the nation's report card in 2015. they did the analysis of reading for black students. and at that time they identified 2015 of black fourth grade students, 18% were reading at nape proficiency levels. percent of black fourth graders in 2015. four years later, if you look at that data from 2019, now, that same cohort of what we're fourth graders now, eighth graders of that group, only 15% was reading at grade level at eighth grade. fast forward to 2023. if you look at the same data, all indications are that less than 20% of black students now, seniors are reading at grade. and yet there's clamor around race based affirmative ac

for their achievements to share what we have here.nia sotomayor , associate justice, was born in the bronx on june 25th, 1954. she earned a ba from princeton university, graduating summa, loudly, and receiving the highest academic honor presented to an undergraduate. in 1979 she earned a jd from yale law school. she served as editor of the yale law journal. she later served as an assistant district attorney in the new york county district attorneys office and then litigated international commercial matters in new york city in the firm of pavia and harcourt, where she served as an associate and leader partner. president george h. w. bush nominated her to the u.s. district court, southern district of new york and she served in that role from 1992 to 1998. in 1997, she was nominated by president ll court of appeals for the second circuit, where she served from 1988-2009. and president barack obama nominated her as an associate justice of the supreme court on may 26, 2009. and she assumed this role, august 8, 2009. [applause] >> associate justice amy coney barrett was born in new orlea, louisi

da, manhattan da and obviously in danny penny's case is pending and he's the bronx da and all these office haves jurisdictions over their specific borough and each case is different so it's different decisions. will: i want to ask you, thomas, i'm curious, do you think -- and of course every case is different, do you think the difference between this case and other cases comes down to the facts or comes down to politics? >> i can't define that and the talking heads completely and i can't say that anyone who is acting to defend themselves or others from imminent harm and that certainly appears to be the case in this video and it was this -- it was the case that my client danny penny was confronting and what's interesting is in each video, in danny penny's video, you don't see the beginning and it was rid in incredible details by a dozen passengers and described to the grand jury and they adescribe jordan neily entering the subway cars and waiting for the doors to close and began with rants, unhinged rants similar to that video you have just shown and really underscoscores how quickly

, can pursue a medical education and then use that medical education to benefit communities in the bronx, throughout new york city, and hopefully in underserved communities across the nation. there is a lot of trial and tribulation and turbulence in american society right now. it is wonderful to have a feel-good story such as the incredibly generous donation that was made to the albert einstein school of medicine in . in terms of what our hopes are relative to president biden's state of the union address, it is my hope and expectation that what we will hear from president biden will continue to be his vision for what the next several years will look like under president biden's leadership in . in terms of building a healthy economy, lowering costs, increasing access to affordable housing, keeping our communities safe, and making sure that there is economic opportunity in every single zip code. president biden has credibility in all of these areas because so much work has been done to date to make life better for the american people, to build an incredible economy in terms of the growth t

tenemos informaciÓn, porque aparecen restos humanos esta vez en nueva york en los departamentos de bronxahora interrogan a una persona de interÉs, pero no fue arrestada ni tampoco se le han presentado cargos. carolina: en la island fueron puesto en libertad condicional cuatro sospechosos por el hallazgo del cuerpo de un hmbre de 50 aÑos y una mujer de 53 que vivÍan juntos. segÚn la policÍa podrÍan estar involucrados en el llamado triÁngulo amoroso. borja: en pennsylvania serÁ libertar condicional a un hombre que coleccionaba restos humanos. le consiguieron 20 crÁneos y fue acusado por abuso de cadÁveres y estuvo involucrado con una red de trÁfico de restos y que estuvo conecta con la universidad de harvard. la investigaciÓn continÚa y podrÍa tener 15 aÑos de prisiÓn. carolina: miles de efectivos de la guardia nacional y la policÍa estatal estarÁn patrullando el metro de nueva york por la ola de incidentes de violencia que siguen ocurriendo. la gobernadora del estado ordenÓ el despliegue para patrullar los andenes y controlar las maletas para impedir que se introduzcan armas. este plan in

el propietario de ese establecimiento ubicado tambiÉn en el bronx es dueÑo de una mueblerÍa de queensos informa blanca rosa vilches. blanca: segunda mueblerÍa esta semana que se cierra porque segÚn las autoridades se usaba ilegalmente para albergar a inmigrantes que tuvieron que salir de los refugios municipales. 40 jÓvenes africanos ni tienen condiciones de hacinamiento con un solo baÑo, rodeados de bicicletas con baterÍas de litio que ocasionan incendios. >> ay, santo padre. nosotros estÁbamos arriba de una bomba. blanca: nancy fernÁndez tiene un salÓn de belleza lado, dice que notÓ su presencia desde diciembre. >> son unos desalmados. ¿cÓmo le puedes hacer algo asÍ a una persona? es increÍble. blanca: quienes cobraban $ 300 a el mes a cada uno es el mismo propietario de ambas mueblerÍas. recibÍa un total de $ 300.000 anuales. >> no lo hacÍa por dinero, es para ayudar a mi gente, tambiÉn es inmigrante africano, lo que pagaban ellos, agrega, servÍa para comprarnos colchones y pagar agua y electricidad, todo mientras las autoridades se plantean cambios a las leyes de santuario. [habla

mentally the nurse is still in pain and angry because the bronx d.a.'s office have asked her two times to less en the charges against johnson but she refuses. we want to present it to a grand jury for felony charges. >> the change, i think mayors, senators, governors need to come together and make stronger laws that will keep these people inside of the prisons. >> do you think this guy should have been out on the street in the first place? >> no he shouldn't have any reason to be on the street. >> now the bronx d.a.'s office says they are looking for the felony charges and see what plays out in new york. he is still out in the street, johnson. police are still looking for him. we'll see if they can find him. >> dana: we wish her the best. thank you. now fox news alert. white hot spotlight highlighting one of the biggest liabilities for president biden's reelection campaign, his age. as we await today's testimony by robert hur concerning the president's mishandling of classified documents. the committee hearing is live. jim jordan already there. welcome

atacaron a un buen samaritano que intervino en el acoso a una anciana en una estaciÓn en el metro en el bronxque un conductor en brooklyn, seis asaltos a empleados del sistema las revisiones eran al azar pero los oficiales podrÁn negar el acceso a los trenes a quien se niegue a su vez a ser revisado. >> si uno no bastarÁ y rebuscÁndose con prisa. blanca: ante de la pandemia 5 millones de neoyorquinos utilizando subterrÁneos, ahora somero de très millones y las autoridades esperan que el nÚmero incremente con la nuevas medidas. illia: en pensilvania buscan intensamente a tres pistoleros que variaron a cinco estudiantes, un herido se encuentra grave tras recibir nueve disparos en plena vÍa pÚblica. es el cuarto tiroteo masivo que ocurre en la ciudad en horas. reportero: se lleva a cabo una investigaciÓn sobre el tiroteo ocurriote miÉrcoles por la tarde noreste de filadelfia justo cuando varios estudiantes estÁn una parada de bus esperando por el transporte pÚblico, tres sujetos son buscados por las autoridades y salieron de un vehÍculo reportado como robado y abrieron fuego contra los estudiant

host: is rosella from the bronx new york. this is mr. barcott?d shortly and i did not get released without psychological help and i went through a lot of diabolical things but my brain was still intact. i went in as a positive person at 17. when i see this state of the place now. i realize how oppressed people are because right now i don't leave two blocks out of my house. i'm in therapy now and am able to address it and i've got my benefits and i'm in touch with veterans. i was in a structured environment. instead of becoming a product of that environment became a trustee for the wn and constantly excelled no matter what my challenges and i know how difficult it is to come back home in dealing with trauma from the military, it was a were internally and i empathize and sympathize and encourage you and implore you to keep doing what you are doing. every bit of help is a domino effect pushing against the waves. even though sometimes people don't understand why you would have to encourage another person. i want you to stay doing just what you are do

bronx is asking people to really pay attention this and really trying to get politicians to bear down on medical facilities to follow the federal rule that's in place that says you have to clearly provide up-front pricing and information to patients before before anything happens. how's that going? i was at phi going with the folks that you talked to in congress >> but you know that language is very tricky. so you know, right now the hospitals insurance, they want to say estimates, estimates is bs and so we want the prices because now people, it can be competitive because all our has to do show their prices. if i got to take an mri, i look at my three favorite hospitals. >> i'm going >> to go for the cheapest price with the most quality. and right now you just don't want have that and people are losing their homes, that losing their families do the pricing. and would you say you show us the prices? >> you >> know, if we went into a chick-fil-a and we asked for sandwiches, shut up to chick-fil-a, washington, dc, over nearby chinatown. they take care of me every time i go there, but we

when you inhale, the diet from contracts and the lungs are stretched. air flows through the bronx into the l. v only where it enters the bloodstream by capillaries. red blood cells then buying the oxygen and transports to the furthest parts of the body. of the almost all cells have their own little furnace is called mitochondria that produce heat and energy. but they need oxygen to burn glucose. both are supplied by the blood. so trillions of tiny furnaces take oxygen from the blood as the amount of oxygen to please the level of c o 2 increases. but don't worry chemo receptors in the respiratory center of the brain. notice this imbalance if carbon dioxide levels get too high, the alarm sound and the respiratory stimulus kicks in. a minute has passed the body now urgently need fresh oxygen. because unlike food or liquids, bodies can't store oxygen for very long. and if oxygen levels continue to drop, there's a risk of painting brain cells start to die after just 4 minutes. the normally the ones in hail and ex sales 15 times over a minute. so now they'll try to make up for lost time as q

fuera apuñalado en el cuello en brooklyn, un pasajero de 61 años acuchillado en el estómago en el bronxllevó a el arresto de un sospechoso y otros episodios violentos al azar no relacionados, empujones a las vías y homicidios. la gobernadora lanzó una advertencia looking to do arm. cualquiera que busque hacer daño o sembrar miedo en nuestro metro será atrapado y habrá consecuencias. anunció que desplegará a más de 700 miembros de la guardia nacional en el subway y 250 agentes de la mta que apoyarán a la policía de la ciudad que está realizando operativos de inspección de bolsos y sería lo mejor para todos nosotros. nos sentimos más seguros al viajar en el tren. se drogan dentro del tren. a veces hasta da temor para estar aquí abajo. la propuesta prohíba delincuentes violentos que ataquen a pasajeros volver a subir al metro. y es que en lo que va del 2024 la delincuencia aumentó un 13% en comparación con el año pasado, al igual que las agresiones al sistema de transporte, los incidentes violentos subieron a 86 frente a los 77 de 2023. el plan de la gobernadora incluye también colocar nue

carlton mcpherson, de 24 años del bronx, fue arrestado y acusado de asesinato tras presuntamente empujarno ha sido identificada por las autoridades. el hecho sucedió en una concurrida estación de east harlem. reincidencia enfermedades mentales, ataques violentos al azar son 3 cosas que vienen acompañados en muchos de los crímenes en el subway, dijo el alcalde de nueva york. ellos quieren un blanco fácil. quieren una víctima que no le va a causar problemas y que va a ser un blanco fácil. no quieren una persona que ellos tienen que luchar. este es 1 de 3 ataques que sucedieron en menos de 24 horas. y la policía investiga primero el apuñalamiento de un hombre tras una discusión y en el segundo una mujer resultó herida en la espalda con arma blanca. ambos casos se registraron en 2 estaciones de brooklyn. cada vez que vengo en el tren, siempre estoy pendiente. sí, porque eso pasa en cualquier momento. la ola de violencia en las vías que incluyen tiroteos tienen aterrados a pasajeros. gente enferma, empujan a11. no sabe. le cuesta la vida a 1 ahí. todos inocentes. 1 nunca sabe si van a tirar u

libertad condicional luego de que en septiembre de 2017 fuera acusado de entrar a un departamento del bronxta cargos de intento de homicidio y asalto agravado, nos dice este abogado no relacionado al caso. si lo encuentra culpable a él, los cargos previos de él se sí acumulan y dramáticamente le agravan la sentencia. todo ocurrió el sábado por la mañana y aunque según la policía, esto no fue un hecho aleatorio, los pasajeros se sienten inseguros. dicen por este y otros eventos que han estado sucediendo aquí en el metro. esto pasa 2 días después de que la gobernadora de nueva york anunciara que tropas de la guardia nacional y agentes de la policía estatal se desplegarán en varias plataformas para combatir la delincuencia que aumentó 13% con respecto al 2023. hay violencia en el tren? la mujer lanzada a las vías no ha sido identificada, pero las autoridades dicen que se recupera en el hospital en nueva york. karla amezola noticias telemundo. lo que dejó la ceremonia de los premios oscar, un claro ganador de la noche y los momentos más aplaudidos en minutos. presentamos mil rewards, la nueva f

we have a chance today to make right of wrong, to ride 50 years of bronx, 50 and 60 years of americansed to today we can begin to right those wrongs and that's why we are i want to recognize now my friend, my colleague from the great state of missouri a man who grew region right by one of these nuclear processing facilities and the landfill that the government dumpe■rd the and abot it. i'm proud to have him senator eric schmidt. >> madam president. spain at the senator from missouri. >> thank you madam president. i ride today along with my friends from who have shown great leadership to defend the people who are impacted to quite literally have been poisoned by their own government. as was mentioned i grew up in bridgeton missouri. bridgeton is the epicenter of some of the that was dumped the hazardous toxic radioactive that was dumped there. if you take a step back after world war ii st. louis the city itself was the main population center. st. county was to the left to st. louis city and headed lot of open land a lot of opportunity and the folks coming back from world war ii who want

um, it is unfortunate that some countries in bridge in the bronx has decided to do that obviously if is that we will always be open to engaging in with those that are critical to us to engaging in with those with disagree with. and that is a fundamental principle that informs our constitutional democracy. and so we, we find it unfortunate that the media outlets that up and in some instances and in some other parts of the world just as was find it quite important to see general is being killed in the manner that they've been killed in this conflict to gaza to see the man as a journalist, i intimidated and they prevented to do the work. and that's because that's something that close gains um upgrade as a nation and goes up gains our own constitutional principles. as i've said with believe in been ongoing engagement in diet of isn't with those that disagree with us and even with those that are critical of cases. and, and so the banning of the media house does not contribute to does not contribute to that wide understanding of issues. it does not provide for diverse sets or voices on an

telemundo con julio vaqueiro desde bronx, texas.oy el presidente biden y el expresidente donald trump libraron un duelo fronterizo. los 2 visitaron esta región y lo hicieron de forma simultánea. lo hicieron en el mismo día, poniendo en evidencia que tienen visiones completamente opuestas sobre la forma de atender la migración en este país y dejando claro también que la crisis migratoria ocupa una posición central y puede definir el resultado de las elecciones presidenciales este año. aquí noticias telemundo. hemos seguido estas visitas de cerca. tenemos cobertura en equipo con presencia en eagle pass, el lugar que visitó donald trump y en brownsville, texas. el lugar visitado por el presidente joe biden en este duelo fronterizo hay algo que cabe destacar y es que a pesar del choque de acusaciones, el presidente joe biden invitó al expresidente donald trump a trabajar juntos para conseguir un acuerdo legislativo que traiga más recursos a la frontera. un acuerdo que por ahora está congelado en el senado de los estados unidos. este acu

it is unfortunate that some countries in the region of the bronx have decided to do that. obviously, if is that we will always be open to engaging in with those that are critical to us, to engaging in with those with disagree with. and that's a fundamental principle that informs our constitutional democracy. and so we, we find it unfortunate that the media outlets that up and in some instances and in some other parts of the world just as was find it quite important to see general is being killed in the manner that they've been killed in this conflict to gaza to see the man as a journalist, i intimidate and they prevented to do the work. that's because that's something that close gains um, upgrade as a nation and goes against the old constitutional principles. as i've said with believe in an ongoing engagement entitled, even with those that disagree with us and even with those that are critical of cases. and, and so the banning of the media house does not contribute to does not contribute to the wide understanding of issues. it does not provide for diverse said to voices on

fuera apuñalado en el cuello en brooklyn, un pasajero de 61 años acuchillado en el estómago en el bronxbusque hacer daño o sembrar miedo en nuestro metro será atrapado. y habrá consecuencias. anunció que desplegará a más de 700 miembros de la guardia nacional en el subway y 250 agentes de la mta que apoyarán a la policía de la ciudad que está realizando operativos de inspección de bolsos y sería lo mejor para todos nosotros. nos sentimos más seguros al viajar en el tren. se drogan dentro del tren. a veces hasta da temor para estar aquí abajo. la propuesta prohíbe delincuentes violentos que ataquen a pasajeros volver a subir al metro. y es que en lo que va del 2024 la delincuencia aumentó un 13% en comparación con el año pasado, al igual que las agresiones al sistema de transporte, los incidentes violentos subieron a 86 frente a los 77 del 2023. el plan de la gobernadora incluye también colocar nuevas cámaras de vigilancia, pero esta vez en la cabina de los conductores. love for more help from the state. el alcalde, por su parte, dijo que prevén tener más tecnología para la detección de

and overnight, a 53-year-old man was stabbed on a train in the bronx.ast year saw the highest number of subway assaults in 27 years. so far this year, transit crime is up 13% in the city compared to last year. >> they've made over 3000 arrests already this year in a subway system. but unfortunately, we find ourselves arresting the same small group of people over and over and over again. >> reporter: after a spike, subway crime is coming down, but david, after some high-profile instances of violence, the authorities well know it's not the statistics that matter, it's how people feel when they ride the subway. >> no question about that. aaron, thank you. >>> we turn to new storms, severe weather moving from texas to georgia, then right up the east coast again. rounds of severe weather from texas to the carolinas, large hail, damaging winds, possible tornados with this and heavy rain right up the east coast, washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city by saturday evening into sunday morning, snow possible in new england from this. up to 4 more inches of

por primera vez la veremos a la diva del bronx como nunca antes en el espacio.caba de sacar nuevo material discográfico. acaba de sacar otra película. ahora estrena. está en netflix y seguramente le va a ir muy bien. y de astronauta y se va de gira. además, no, no, no, no y espérate. o sea, esto ya sucede ahora o sea, no sé en qué momento duerme porque se casó y todo ese es el secreto para vernos más joven. no dormir. será, será. yo creo que sí. lo voy a aplicar a partir de hoy. gracias quique. bueno, y ahora vamos a la lista de historias en las que continuamos trabajando. estamos pendientes de la audiencia que tiene el expresidente trump por el caso penal relacionado con el manejo de documentos clasificados encontrados en su casa de florida. además, siguen engordando los premios mayores de la lotería. el powerball pone en juego casi 560 millones de dólares, mientras que el mega million acumula 792 millones. y julio torres, actor, escritor y director, nos visita para presentarnos su nueva película basada en parte de su experiencia en la ciudad de nueva york y el

es que a poco más de un mes de haber anunciado por todo lo alto su gira this is my now, la diva del bronx entró en el puesto número 38 dentro de la lista de los billboard 200, así que nada. pero bueno, lo importante es que se va a presentar en muchas ciudades más los fanáticos estaban muy, muy, muy disgustados. estaba leyendo los comentarios recién ahí en la empresa que venden los tickets. es que es una inversión. la gente cuando quiere comprar un boleto no es tan barato y pues quiere ir a verla, pero devolver el dinero le van a devolver el dinero y todo, pero tú quieres ir a ver a jennifer lópez y su show es tan espectacular. yo he ido a varios, pero bueno, tengo muy importante anuncio para todos ustedes. regresa top chef vip una nueva temporada con 20 estrellas que llegan con mucho picante a la cocina más famosa de la televisión. ellas son alicia machado, paty navidad, rosi rivera, el puma, josé luis rodríguez, daniela castro y diana reyes. entre otros. ahí los estamos viendo a todos en pantalla. este va a estar y quien lo va a presentar? la adivina de carmen villalón. a mí me fascina v

tom as also want changes to restrictions imposed under the bronx climate change mess measures allowing the us state of texas to arrest and to full time documented migraine. so across the board or from mexico has been put on hold fine appeals force along went into effect after being approved by the us supreme court. but despite the development many migrant status, so worried i'll just here as hide is your cost or what's dozens of men recently arrive to the united states from central and south. america are waiting at a houston, texas gas station for work. their hopes evaporate with each passing car that offers new jobs for undocumented laborers. you know me like that and i was 27 year old alfredo from guatemala, says he'll take any work that's offered, but money is no longer his primary worry. s before empowers any passing police officer to arrest these men on suspicion. they crossed the texas mexico border, illegally by name was on each of the at the v. i became a 5 par families, not the harmony one. i just want to work. nadia s before says anyone who cross the border between ports of e

and move is the $27.00 nation bronx for suntrust penalty against the tech dried. the says it band developers from telling uses about cheaper music subscription services outside of the investigation was triggered by a complaint from sweetie, streaming service out of 5, and that is of use for now on our to 0. i'll be back with more after accounting, to stay with the the had a low, then let's have a look at the weather across europe over the next few days. and from the satellite image, you can see a number of friends working that way from west to east. now that system is a named storm, has bought some very heavy snow to the out. a risk of avalon shows as well when it has moved off towards the se, taking the west of the wet weather. then we're going to see some improvement on wednesday. of course, the western parts of europe. but the rain isn't very far away. you can see it starting to work its way into highland searching all the way down to northern parts of spain and portugal. but let's have a look on choose day at the very south. we have got some wind warnings that

his ready forces of bronx roads and say a man hunt for the attack or is ongoing, overnight is really strikes in southern lebanon, has reported to have killed at least 9 people, including 4 fighters from the onto a pet spa. it's all i, the amount of movement said last 2 of its members as well, that has repeatedly said, it won't stop attacking israel until a sci fi begins in gossip. is in a holder is on the front lines in 711 on with the u. n. 2, so we're trying to keep the peace we are with italian soldiers, 2nd largest contingent and the un peacekeeping force you nfl. their base in southern lebanon is a few kilometers from the border with as well since the war on cause, it began in october. the peacekeepers have been in the middle of an escalating conflict here. there's been daily exchanges of fire since the lebanese arm group has the law opened a front line against is really forces to support the palestinians in gaza. the unit fil judy continue and carry out as usual, according with the 1701 resolution. what change it was our boss to death was the setup, accordance with a stability

he was an american from the bronx who hadn't stolen anything. that happened last month. remember all of this the next time you hear an immigration horror story out of republicans. aiming for fear. not facts. aiming for fear. not facts. i still love to surf, snowboard, and, of course, skate. so, i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's extra strength, high absorption magnesium helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol, the brand i trust. stakes here are enormous. whether donald trump knows it or not. putin is not likely to stop at ukraine. and the only thing that may be preventing the united states from being directly at war. men and women from this country fighting in russia and dying in europe is helping ukraine win pe this war. >> there was an announcement today from the white house essentially trying to come up with some work around stopgap. as ukraine waits for this aid to be okay. that they will send $300 million in weapons to ukraine. it will keep advancing russian troops at bay for only a few weeks. an official said. what is th

their around that mountain when 55 buffalo were taken put on a train at fordham station from, the bronxhome to the plains. scott mama day talks about that return and he gets teared and but he says it makes the story whole. i want to one of my favorite quotes from one of my favorite writers was from wallace stegner, a great historian and a great novelist. and if you're looking for more recommendations of things to read, read anything that he wrote, he we are the most dangerous species piece of life on the planet and every other h itself, has cause to fear our power to exterminate. we are the mspecies life on the. that's a true story that's a true fact and hard fact. but it is a true fact. but he added, we are also the only species which, when it chooses to do so, will go to great effort to save what it might destroy. i talked wallace stegner wrote that in the 1960s, but he might as well just given us the template for the story we were telling about our to destroy at sometimes our habit to destroy. but if we choose, if we choose to, we will go to great effort to save what it might destroy

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the method rather go down on united flight over alaska and driven through the bronx on a bowl wedgedhe bridge. >> this is where you are an amateur, driving across -- you can furnish an apartment if you leave during the right time of the day, there are guys selling appliances, you can get a couch, i'm not kidding. >> it's nice. >> the pilot stayed awake at all these incidents which is more than we could say for to indonesian pilots who fell asleep in the cockpit for 30 minutes and caused the flight to veer off course by hundreds of miles. the airlines on sure what caused them to pass out. there you go, you can do it. >> we don't care, it's saturday night. if you have a problem with my material, e-mail me at michelle the foia. [laughter] >> i should warn everybody, the jokes were only get looser, it is saturday night. the world is on fire and we are living in a throwback bazaar universe where rfk junior is running for president and jfk junior is running the airlines. [laughter] talk about it but you should know the procedures yellowjacket will go to the panelist with the best performan

host: is rosella from the bronx new york. caller: this is mr. barcott?shortly and i did not get released without psychological help and i went through a lot of diabolical things but my brain was still intact. i went in as a positive person at 17. when i see this state of the place now. i realize how oppressed people are because right now i don't leave two blocks out of my house. i'm in therapy now and am able to address it and i've got my benefits and i'm in touch with veterans. i was in a structured environment. instead of becoming a product of that environment became a trustee for the and constantly excelled no matter what my challenges and i know how difficult it is to come back home in dealing with trauma from the military, it was a were sympathize and encourage you and implore you to keep doing what you are doing. every bit of help is a domino effect pushing against the waves. even though sometimes people don't■ why you would have to encourage another person. i want you to stay doing just what you are doing because you lexude confidence and strength

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