>> i'm a native new yorker, brooklyn. went to high school at brooklyn technical high school which was a high school of almost 5,000 people, so it was huge. then went to d.c. as an undergraduate and studied film. i was going to be a film maker. >> where'd you go to school? >> howard university in d.c. and then decided to do anthropology because i realized i could have my cake and eat it too. anthropology was the only discipline where i could actually make film, and films could be con stitchtive of my identity. if i was a sociologist or a political scientist or even a literary professor, i could make film maybe as a hobby, but they didn't have the long history of anthropologists using this equipment, using film making as part and parcel of the way they do anthropological research. and so i just thought, well, i can still make my movies, but i can do them in a context where i have license to find things out about the world. the one thing howard wasn't able to teach me, we were using film, right? now we're doing things digita

it's still brooklyn.>> jimmy: yeah, i go to barclay's center. a whole lot of people don't go past the stadium. it's still brooklyn. they will jack you. >> jimmy: you promise me that i'm going to get jacked if i go to your bar? >> 100%. >> jimmy: wait a second. i don't want -- >> no, it's the new york experience. >> jimmy: it is. that doesn't happen anymore. >> when i first came to new york, i got mugged. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. >> jimmy: frightening. >> yeah. i mean, it's new york. that's what happens. how many people have been mugged? >> jimmy: don't clap! don't clap. like, we love getting mugged! >> it is part of the tradition, yeah. new york. i was just saying, you can have your true brooklyn experience. >> jimmy: where in brooklyn is this? >> it's in crown heights, on the corner nostrand and atlantic, the final frontier. >> jimmy: that's it right there. >> that's it. >> jimmy: the final frontier. >> that's the last place you can buy good crack. >> jimmy: anthony, don't say that. >> bad commercial.

in brooklyn wisconsin they need the post office and sixty delivery more than brooklyn new york in many ways some cases you have alternatives if you're in brooklyn new york but in the rural communities throughout wisconsin across the country people really rely on that sixty service for small businesses that can hire workers in the small communities i mean this is their lifeblood and it's in our constitution that we have the responsibility to have these post offices unfortunately some in congress and other places you know just want to reduce the size of government they want to get rid of privatized everything these are valuable valuable services that we're talking about an institution that's older than the country itself and john this this movement to cripple the post office this is partly about austerity it's also partly about a war on labor right a war on unions us. it is a war of labor and of war and unions it's also crony capitalist effort to take things that have been built up by the people by the taxpayers and to barter them off to the highest bidder the biggest campaign donor and

finally we realize that brooklyn doesn't go soft. brooklyn goes hard. thank you. and as far as this point is concerned, the guy that said -- first leaked none mussily that he was thinking of coming out in the nfl he did it for this reason. he was testing the waters he has seen that the waters are going to be granted we are talking about one tweet, so maybe that won't discourage him, but it it is absolutely why he is about to go out. it is like beyonce releasing a soft schedule beforehand. >> or pretending she had a baby. >> it won't be that rough. this guy will be shouted down and now he is on the defensive saying i am not homophobic. i think the guy will come out and it won't be a big deal. >> can we wildly spec plate who the gay player is? >> you can and then we willed dit it out later jie. what if we rhyme shmom-s 4* -- shrady. >> i wish he was a homo fob because i already hate him. >> that means gisell se on the market. >> that means gisell se gay. >> she is from brazil. >> should straight athletes keep that out of the locker room? >> i don't want to hear abou

you're a brooklyn -- >> i was born in brooklyn. you're a cool guy. >> you, too, though, right? >> jimmy: i was born in brooklyn as well, yeah, but i was raised upstate in saugerties, new york, in a facility. [ laughter ] >> spent a month there? >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. i -- i got to be honest. we've never met, but i -- >> i know. >> jimmy: -- i feel like i know your face so well because we were in "almost famous" together. >> i know. >> jimmy: and you were fantastic in that movie. >> so were you. it's my -- >> jimmy: no, no. >> it's one of the best things about that movie is that you can turn it on during any scene and it's a great scene. >> jimmy: it's a great -- >> and your scene in that movie is one of my favorite scenes. "you got to take what you can, when you can, while you can. you've got to do it now." >> jimmy: "you've got to do it now." that's very good! thank you. that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] >> because if you think mick jagger's gonna be doing the rock star -- you are sadly, sadly mistaken. >> j

>>> steven, this is how mack gets around brooklyn, new york. >> oh! that's odd.'s just odd. >> he's a boston terrier and he's doing a good job of driving this car. however they did this, i think the driver has the hand down here at 7:00. look at mack. looks like he's doing a good job steering this thing. >> keeng his eyes on the road. i >> his paws and looking at the steering wheel. >> why not film me when i'm driving. >> from brooklyn, new york to yellowknife in canada. it's a raven. raymond the raven. he has a nice little relationship with merlin williams, the guy who up loaded this video. raymond has been coming around for three years and having a conversation with merlin. >> oh yes. it's windy, man. >> he feeds raymond out of his hand. >> i didn't know they made this crazy noise. it sounds like he's a magical bird. that noise doesn't sound like a bird noise. >> yes you are. >> this is cool. kind of like a little -- >> for a child this happen, this beautiful, what could be the saddest moment? as he's playing with his balloon, he doesn't realize there's helium

the brooklyn dodgers started him at first base.doing so they acceptedded segregation that kept that occurred for six decades. they made the call to bring robinson from the brooklyn dodgers to the major league. ben mankiewicz, great to have you on the show. ben one of the world great baseball fan not only movie man but baseball fan. >> i was excited to see this movie with jacki robinson. like you he's a hero of mine. one of the first person in the civil rights movement that my father told me about. before i heard martin luther king jr. i heard about jacki robinson. >> that puts into context how important jacki robinson was in american history. we've been highlighting a lot of big moments significant times in the civil rights movements this is an unbelievably significant part in the movement. you saw the movie. how was it--start with strictly from an entertainment standpoint. >> i did a review of it on the show we do, "what the flick today" with a couple other critics. the other is a baseball fan and one guy who knows nothing about s

brooklyn, brooklyn bridge, statue of liberty. one world observatory they will call it. it will take up three stories of the tower. more than 1200 feet in the air. >> there is no view that can match what this observation deck will offer. >> designers released in new animation showing what the experience will be like. visitor also purchase tickets in the lobby then head downstairs to line up for the elevators the ride all the the way to the top 60 seconds with video screens on the wall recreating the outside views. folk also arrive inside a theater on the 100 second floor where they will see pictures of new york before the walls open up to reveal the skyline through the windows. from there they will move on to the other viewing areas which include views of manhattan, brooklyn and new jersey. restaurant leads to more observations. >> this site, this place is for everybody. >> shepard: the folks in charge of rebuilding the sight say they expect millions of people will visit the observation deck each year, including those who will appreciate it the most. >> for every little

he grew up in brooklyn, drugs.far as i'm concerned as a brander, is the ultimate symbol of american accessible success. this is a guy at every level, his business strategy has been brilliant. he understands that because he owns that essence, that when he puts it next to any business, whether it is a clothing line, whether it is a sports agency, a, it's going to open up every door in the world. b, he's putting his name next to the brooklyn nets. it's cool. he's finding the right business partners. he tried to steal someone from my agency to go into business with. true story. that's the brilliance of his strategy. partner up with the right people. is he going to be negotiating contracts? no, but he will own a very successful sports agent. >> does that mean he's learned the lessons of master p? >> did he learn the lessons of master p? >> he negotiated ricky williams contract. he was a former running back of university of texas. it was a disaster, a horrible deal. he was in unchartered waters, a little deeper than he c

in time, the south street became puerto rican, displacing the italians, who moved deeper into brooklyn. the north streets were remained polish extending into green point. his parents purchased a house cheaply and over the years created a home that was a welcome place for their children and grandchildren. this haven was of such serenity that kenny often felt the same respect and awe that he experienced when entering the fragrant solitude of the catholic church, fleeing went the irish seeking refuge from the advancing harlems, the dark skin of the people making unrecognizable the prejudices they had endured when they arrived in america. the defect of memory driving them forward to separate themselves from the shadows that follow all immigrants. fleeing went the puerto ricans, escaping the same blackness, but impeled by the fear of blood, both physical and hereditary, fearing with greater horror the prospect of losing themselves in the anonymity that america forces on all of its people, both groups fought the country's wish for that homogenaity. they both retained both their irishness and

>> jimmy: it's in real brooklyn. >> real brooklyn.u financially? >> i ain't going to talk about my money, man. it's a bar, if i say i'm doing well i'm getting audited. it's going all right. all right. i'm breaking even. >> jimmy: you're in this movie with mark wahlberg who was here last night. he's hugely muscular. >> it's uncomfortable. >> jimmy: are you one of the bodybuilders in the movie? >> yeah. he called every morning yo, get your ass up, we work out. i was like all right. we would go to the four seasons and work out. we called say dwayne come work out with us? negative. >> jimmy: why not? >> he do his own thing at his own thing at his own pace at his own time. >> jimmy: he said he gets up at 4:00 in the morning? >> who does that? that makes no sense. >> jimmy: is mark a good workout partner? >> he's the most intense workout person you've ever worked with. all he do is yell at you. he gets up. put 425 on there. what are you trying to prove? you get under there, he do it ten times. literally the weight hit my chest and bounced o

>> jimmy: it's in real brooklyn. >> real brooklyn. >> jimmy: is it doing well for you financially? >> i ain't going to talk about my money, man. i i say i'm doing well, i'm going to get audited. it's going all right. all right. i'm breaking even. >> jimmy: you're in this movie with mark wahlberg who was here last night. he's hugely big. >> it's uncomfortable. >> jimmy: are you one of the muscle builders? >> yeah. ecalled me in the morning. we would go to the four seasons and work out. we called say dwayne come work out with us? he says negative. he would do his own thing. >> jimmy: is mark a good workout partner? >> he's the most intense. all yhe do is yell at you. he gets up. put 425 on there. what are you trying to prove? you get under there, he do it ten times. literally the weight hit my chest and bounced off me. >> jimmy: so he's not a good workout partner. >> he inspires you. i had amazing gains working out with mark wahlberg. i recommend that you should have somebody there yelling at you when you work out. just all kind of stup

and a federal judge in brooklyn said no, it should be available to everyone.as very, very strong. what he said was the decision of the secretary with respect to plan b-1 steps, that's the morning after pill, were arbitrary, capricious, a unreasonable. and we haven't read through the entire decision. i have the whole decision right here, but basically what the arguments have been over the years is, why is it okay for a 17-year-old to take it but not a 16-year-old? there's no medical reason and fda is supposed to focus on medicine and science not morality. >> and i would imagine there would be an appeal? >> i would imagine there might be. the fda has been very close-lipped about this. when you hear ongoing, you think are we going to make this go on longer than it already has. >> thanks so much. let's shift to some other breaking news. the stocks are tanking on wall street after this morning's dismal jobs report. employers added only 88,000 jobs last month, less than half of who was expected. the jobless rate is also rooted in disappointment. allison, the markets

brook lopez scored 28 points as brooklyn topped chicago 110-91. series three games to two. >>> in baseball, milwaukee brews up a batch of offense versus pittsburgh. in the fourth inning, the pitcher smacks a homer to left field and the next batter sends one out to right and in the fifth brewers go back to back again. this time it's carlos gomez and betancourt homering in consecutive at bats. milwaukee win 10-4. >>> tebow time is over in new york. the quarterback was cut by the jets monday. tebow played sparingly in his only season in new york. it's unclear if any nfl team will sign tebow. the canadian football league's montreal team said he can compete for a role as a backup quarterback. >>> when we return, celebrating american heroes. the surviving members of the doolittle tokyo raiders reunite for a final time as they are honored for their historic for a final time as they are honored for their historic mission during world war ii. it's the best for your skin. neutrogena® ultra sheer. it's the best for your skin. it seems our angels stronger tha

which dared by the way brooklyn tomorrow night against the nets. coming ryan zimmerman discuss art of walk out shots is will meted a to his med nasdaq? the answer is up next. they have passing pain fun choose their walk out songs. it is music that thousands fans hear walk from on deck circle into batters box but just how much goes no? let's walk ryan zimmerman. >> walk out with ryan zimmerman. first all get pick three songs what are your walk out songs. i have imagine dragon radioactive. and ti i have for while. i keep that one just to keep consistent. makes good walk out song. >> some times does like certain music that's you mean catchy shopping. but, it is one of those things where outkind of if you like something you go for if sound good you get some >> more for you or do you do please the crowd? is tg get controlled involved. i think kind of different with everybody. bit think, you know, i get best thing if foss a little bit for both crowd and the hid ter. >> tough figure out good walk out song it is lot pressure. is there message in there that

it's from brooklyn. it's a projection from the new york sight light brigade. it's onto the outside of the brooklyn academy of music. it says darkness cannot drive out darkness. only light can do that. underneath this one you can see the lighted letters spell out l-o-v-e. another slide reads brooklyn loves boston. take that darkness. that does it for us for now. msnbc coverage of the attack today in boston continues through the night. stay with us. thanks. >>> tonight an nbc news special report. after an awful day in boston a womani in bombing at the finish line of the boston marathon. there a mass casualties including children. the latest on what happened and where the investigation stands tonight including the search for a subject as the nbc news special report gets under way. >> it's the best day every year in boston. it's a holiday, patriots day. the red sox played at fenway park today and ta won. it started off as a great day and then all eyes turned to the fin ish line at the marathon. at 2:50 this amp here again what the boston globe reported at ground l

and over there that's brooklyn. that's where spike lee lives. hey.an swimming in the water. no. that's probably just a dead body, son. you see, when the mob kills someone, they throw the body in the river. kramer: jer. hey, buddy. hey. well, my swimming pool problems are solved. i just found myself miles and miles of open lanes. what is that smell? that's east river. you're swimming in the east river, the most heavily trafficked overly contaminated waterway on the eastern seaboard? technically, norfolk has more gross tonnage. how could you swim in that water? i saw a couple of other guys out there. swimming? well, floating. they weren't moving much, but they were out there. hey, kramer, it's elaine. thanks for bringing my mattress back and i guess i'll just get my spare key from you whenever. all right. bye. ooh. this is a good mattress. [sniffs] ugh! where the hell is this guy? i'm waiting here 3 1/2 hours, for crying out loud. should i go? mmm, no way, jack. i'm not humming it to the guy at the record store again. i'll tell you that. mr. steinbrenn

the clothing, marrying beyonce, part owner of the brooklyn nets? be a part owner of a successful sports agency. he's a brilliant guy. he grew up in brooklyn, drugs. now he's the ultimate symbol of american achievable success. he understands that because he owns that essence, when he puts it next to any business, whether it's a clothing line a sports agency, it's going to open up any door in the world. he's finding the right business partners. he tried to steal someone from my agency to go into business with. true story. that's the brilliance of his strategy. partner up with the right people. is he going to be negotiating contracts? no, but he will own a very successful sports agent. >> did he learn the lessons of master p? >> he negotiated ricky williams contract. it was a disaster, a horrible deal. he was in unchartered waters, a little deeper than he could handle and it turned out poorly. jay-z understands what he can and can't do. he's a partner with caa, a very established sports agency, that represents some of the top athletes in our country.

seemingly impossible catch and throw in the 1954 world series, and in 1955, when sexton's beloved brooklynrs, after decades of coming oh-so-close, won their first and only world series with an extraordinary catch made by sandy amaros. those moments in baseball, like religion, says john sexton, give a glimpse of something beyond. >> the beauty and the experience in the intensified heightened sensitivity of the moment that comes with the amaros catch, that comes with the mays catch and pivot. the ecstasy of those moments can for some transport one to this transcendent plane. >> the excellence of brooklyn dodger great jackie robinson, now celebrated in a major motion picture42 sparked sexn's infatuation with baseball. now he's had robinson's number 42 sewn into his academic gown, and in his old office, there's one of robinson's original jerseys and a battered glove jackie robinson might have used, although true believer sexton isn't about to check to see if robinson actually did. >> i chose to live in ignorance. this was the equivalent of saying, "don't tell me that the world's not flat," bec

but the united jet manages to stay aloft for eight and a half more miles, until it is over brooklyn,g on the street. >> i crossed at 7th and sterling place, just stepping on the corner, when i heard a loud, loud whine. when i turned around, the wing of the plane, united airlines, was catching into the roof of the building i had just left. and there was a tremendous explosion. immediately i dropped to the ground, and moments after that, there was a second explosion. bang. just everything exploded. and now the whole place was on fire. i stayed on the ground for what i thought seemed to be a long time but i believe it was only several seconds. and i jumped up and i ran and i never looked back. >> on the street in brooklyn, people are astounded to learn there's a single survivor, 11-year-old from illinois who is thrown from the united plane into a snowbank. >> he had been driven a christmas gift to fly alone from chicago to new york and that's what happened. >> at the time barbara is a recent nursing school graduate, working at methodist hospital, a few blocks from the crash site. she's

i was born in brooklyn. aahh! black people know everything about white people.rom the time we could think, that's all we see on t.v. that's all on the radio, magazines, movies. we're bombarded with white folks. but conversely i think white america's known little known very little about african-americans. the beauty for spike lee is that he for a number of years, a number of projects, he was able to structure his productions as negative pickups, which basically meant that he could write the rules and he would have to agree to only three things. he would have to agree on we'll make the first one. we'll roll three things into the first one. you have to agree on the budget, the cast, and he'd write the script and then film the script. he'd have to deliver a film with only an "r" rating. and he'd have to make a film that was under 120 minutes. (john pierson) he went over 120 minutes on "jungle fever," but otherwise, has kept his end of the bargain and they totally left him alone. (siren) get your hands up, put 'em up i said. get your hands up, get your hands up. on "

i was born in brooklyn. aahh! black people know everything about white people.rom the time we could think, that's all we see on t.v. that's all on the radio, magazines, movies. we're bombarded with white folks. but conversely i think white america's known little known very little about african-americans. the beauty for spike lee is that he for a number of years, a number of projects, he was able to structure his productions as negative pickups, which basically meant that he could write the rules and he would have to agree to only three things. he would have to agree on we'll make the first one. we'll roll three things into the first one. you have to agree on the budget, the cast, and he'd write the script and then film the script. he'd have to deliver a film with only an "r" rating. and he'd have to make a film that was under 120 minutes. (john pierson) he went over 120 minutes on "jungle fever," but otherwise, has kept his end of the bargain and they totally left him alone. (siren) get your hands up, put 'em up i said. get your hands up, get your hands up. on "

on his final stop, he went to the christian cultural center in brooklyn. congregation in the city of new york. and he spoke about his plan. >> today's about listening. today's a start. i'm not coming here with all the answers. but i am coming here with an open heart or an open mind. i also think we've got a marketing problem as a party that we need to address as well. we can't be totally obsessed with math and arithmetic. that we have to -- we have to go for people's hearts. only time will tell if this is just talk. but all i can tell you is what's in my heart and what our desire is as a party. >> open hearts, open minds, we'll see if it's real. joining me now is reverend a.r. bernard, founder and pastor of brooklyn's christian cultural center where the rnc chairman recently visited. reverend bernard, first of all, thank you for your time. >> my pleasure. >> now, it seems that you and others feel this is a sincere and real effort. >> well, i can say that having met and spoken with reince priebus, that he's sincere. ed cox, the state chairman, i think there

see him live sunday at the brooklyn academy of music right here in new york.daly. thank you for watching. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow, guys. bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ >> carson: all right everybody, welcome to our grand finale from tequila mockingbird, here in austin, texas. this is south by southwest week, presented by the 2014 ford fiesta, and here's what got -- for our music, we welcome the return of maximum hedrum and the coup. we turn over the "spotlight" tonight to hometown favorites wild child. but first, we settle into our featured intview. and tonight, it simply doesn't get any bader than brooklyn rapper and pro era crew member joey bada$$. he's here to talk shop, just ahead of his highly anticipated studio debut, which is due out later this year. this is joey bada$$ on "last call." >> carson: joey, it's good to see you. i want to shout out pro era, who's in the room. >> woo! >> carson: welcome to austin, texas. >> woo! >> carson: nice to have you

remember and are arnheim or will be serving up forty one months and brooklyn's metro detention center he's not letting prison bars keeping him from communicating with the outside world the twenty seven year old internet hacktivist known as we is tweeting from its presence felt yes that's right and here's a tweet from april fourth. and the first person ever to live tweet for my own federal criminal trial and prison term i am surely an internet pioneer. here's another one he's using a prison email system called coralie to send messages to meredith l. patterson a self described angry young mathematician who then post aren't twitter feed the e-mails containing the tweets are monitored by prison officials so far but his april second tweet expresses his lack of regret for the act that put him in jail he writes i feel not a single gram of remorse for aggregating data from the a.p.i. that eighteen t. admitted was public in two thousand and ten arnheim or in daniel spiller found that they could access contact information connected to i pads by randomly guessing identification numbers in eighte

. >> jimmy: born in brooklyn. born in brooklyn. [ cheers and applause ] >> born in brooklyn! there's nothing like that, right? >> no, just to be able to say that. >> jimmy: i know. i moved out when i was two, so i can't really say -- >> i moved out when i was four but i tell anybody who wants to know about it. >> jimmy: all right, awesome. yeah, me too. -- the birth certificate. yeah. let's -- wait -- so, "nurse --" >> why are we here? what happened? >> jimmy: yes. exactly. "nurse jackie." >> you're right, okay. >> jimmy: let's talk about this now. season five. i was there when you won the emmy for comedy category, which was awesome. pretty fun. and i always remember you saying backstage, like, "it's not a drama." like, i don't -- >> you know, i always get in trouble for this. but, i mean, they're funny shows. like, you know, "will & grace" and "30 rock" and stuff. >> jimmy: yeah, >> and ours is -- it's an emergency room. i don't know. it's funny to some people, i guess. i don't know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, but you have good lines. and you deliver good lines. every time t

he is part of the brooklyn nets, the same streets where he was selling drugs, before.re he had been arrested for selling drugs, came all the way up through the ladder, you know, and now -- music career, clothing line, beyonce, he aligns himself with barack obama. if you ask me, at the inauguration, jay-z and beyonce were the stars. he may not be able to run for president because the right side would probably tear him down, but -- >> why do you say that? >> did i say that? was that my outside voice? >> i think republicans would love jay-z. let me just say. >> everybody loves jay-z >> let me tell you why he has the potential to make billions and billions and billions. i had a partner at the ad agency, what that allowed me to do, budweiser, now ratchet that up tenfold, because jay-z the superstar, he will continue to partner with tech companies, whatnot, he will end up with billions and billions. he will be one of the great business leaders of our time. >> to me, i think the story is in the symbolism, you have this modern american dream come to fruition. the question is,

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he calls me up the next day in a riot there brooklyn. i said "get out of there, michael, you're gonna get hurt." he says "i'm gonna be on the front page tomorrow." and he was. he came up to see me -- iold themo come see me. i said mike, do you still want to buy the house? he says, i do. i said you don't have the money but i'll lend you $200,000. now, how are you going to pay me back? he says "that's your problem." (laughter) i said "what do you mean?" he said "i heard about you, you're going to be my lawyer, you're going to figure out a way for me to pay you back." i said "with an attitude like that, we'll think of something." >> rose: therefore a friendship loved him like a brother. >> rose: you talked to him everyday it is said. >> i say so, yes something would happen -- what the hell would snap there'd be bombs blowing up. he'd say "hey, this is good for us. or we'd come down on opposite sides, we'd have completely different opinions and say "this is good for us." and i'll tell you why. because you get the guy on the other side of it

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of sports history, becoming the first african-american to join a major league baseball team as a brooklynequality for himself and others. let's look at some of the hall of famer's remarkable career. >> jackie robinson in the second. and the dodger third baseman slams it deep to left center. >> brooklyn's jackie robinson helped the dodgers win the national league pennant. the league's leading hitter and the most valuable player. >> jackie robinson meant a thrill to the crowd. >> he got into the hall of fame the first shot up. jackie robinson and baseball, he was playing in canada because he couldn't play in the united states. he went on to do very well in the face of some horrible racism, not just in the south, in the north as well. in the south he couldn't go to hotel rooms, in the north he was subjected to all this kind of stuff. he kept his temper, did a remarkable job. he got there a lot earlier than the politicians ever did. >> branch ricky deserves a lot of credit too. jackie robinson is a phenomenal baseball player. deserved everything he earned. awesome story. branch ricky. great g

the brooklyn basin project would 3,0001,000 units. >> this investment from china is what we need to kick-start all of the other developments. >> it is expected to break ground in 2014 and create 10,000 jobs. >>> fighting to reverse cuts to medicare and nursing services in hospitals across the state. the cuts are set to take place within the next few month and hospitals could lose thousands. >> it is the right thing to do. >> if it passes, they say lawmakers are not sure where the money will come from, but they may look to the budget surplus to look for the funding. >>> republican sen ators have having dinner with the president tonight after he released the proposal. and democrats are upset about the cuts to social security and medicare and the republicans are unhappy about raising taxes on the wealthy. >>> john walker lindh is fighting for the right to pray five times a day. he is in indiana and they say inmates xeof of any faith can pray three times a day, but the aclu says it should be five times a day. >>> facing political backlash towards gay bans. >> the after the break, take a look at th

. >>> and then a brooklyn judge overruled the department of health and human services saying anybodyf any age can buy the morning after pill over-the-counter. >> this is a 59-page opinion by the judge in brooklyn federal court. it's so scathing and such an attack on the health and human services department for vowing to the pressure of conservative. this is to limit access to plan b. >> but the debate is far from over. the administration's plans after the legal defeat? >> the judge called the order arbitrary and unreasonable, but the white house spokesman says the president stood by the order and called age limits the right thing to do. the drug called plan b doesn't terminate pregnancy like the abortion pill. instead it's meant to prevent the pregnancy by using a higher dosage of birth control taken within three days of unprotected sex. and the debate over plan b stretches back almost a decade when the bush administration refused to allow any women of any age to obtain it over-the-counter. and then shortly after obama took office the age was lowered to 17 and over, and that was not

shooting happened yesterday at her home in brooklyn. officer's son heard gunshots and got out the back window before calling 911. she had been with the force for 19 years and never had any issues with the department. darrious canon was murdered at his home. his service will begin at 11:30 this morning in southeast. >> fairfax county mother accused of kidnapping her young son has been spotted. becky love took her son away from the boy's father. she was spotted at the airport. the father says love has a history of substance abuse. authorities say that love changed the boy's hair color. they hope they can use social media to find the boy. >> a rockville teen will be laid to rest. friends and family of michelle miller gather ed to pay respect last night. she went to army staff sergeant's home and was found dead. >> detectives now say the first car to catch fire was the personal car of a police officer. the fire spread to 7 others on the boulevard early sunday morning. residents woke up to the soupd sound of car alarms and say the fire is su

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take a look at this picture from brooklyn, new york, posted on twitter.essages light up the side of the brooklyn academy of music. >> as we take a break at wjz, we will continue the complete coverage of the tragedy at the boston marathon. coming up, we will join our friends at cbs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> now updated weather and traffic. >> let's take a look at the graphic showing the warm air hugging the coast. chillier temperatures will come in for the weekend we will be in the low 60s. today starts a great run. sunshine, high of 70. if not warmer, we will be close to 80 by thursday. here is sharon gibala in wjz traffic control. good morning, sharon. >> good morning, everyone. if you are about to head out, plenty of problems to get in your way this morning including 895. 895 southbound at child street we have an accident there blocking the right lane. another blocking a lane on 95 southbound at 895. we have been looking at that one all morning. another accident 295 northbound at powder mill roadblocking a right lane. in towson west road at york road th

>> what we had in brooklyn was rats.d not have a hotel fo the rats with special or get a graph it. [laughter] my father put a heat lamp on them. that goes over really well in brooklyn. >> might chickens died tragically when they were eaten. melissa: wow, that is crazy. they would've been better off with turn down service at a chicken hotel. here is a big shocker. a new survey says that many americans like to do their taxes. i can't say that i feel the same way. the survey shows the expectation of getting a refund is the top reason that people like it. and the second highest answer was that they don't mind that or they are good at it. good for them. what do you think? >> not me. i have no problem letting an accountant do the job there. >> i start

. >>> continúan los halcones , todos , de chicago atención brooklyn , anotaba más tarde se metió lópez de 7 , buenas noches . >>> falta poco menos de 2 semanas para el día de la madre rosa méndez , compartio gracias a la mamá por ser padre ,la amo a mi madre las fotos . >>> y porsupuesto , las fotos por mensaje directo ya volvemos no se vaya . >>> el multimillonario lanzo , en el desierto y rompio la velocidad del sonido por medio que elevo la nave a fines de año gracias por acompañarnos los dejó con el noticiero univisión gracias por acompañarnos noche de lounes 29 de abril, estas son las noticias la proposición de la reforma migratoria puede requerir que los indocumentados acepten que cometieron un delito >> la escalada de violencia en méxico cteme en estados unidos >> la caida de un globo aerostatico en pe'ru >> y en horas una mujer argentina será coronada como la reina de holanda, comenzamos con las noticias en seguida. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna, con ilia calderón

andray blatche encabezÓ a un grupo jugadores de la banca de brooklyn con 20 puntos y 11 rebotes paraempranero de 17 tantos para vencer por 106-101 a los wizards. los nets, que recibirÁn el miÉrcoles a detroit antes de que abran en casa la primera ronda de playoffs de la conferencia del este, mientras que los wizards de washington solo estan para terminar la temporada regular. esta noche entre otras noticias tendremos como ayuda futbol for ever a la juventud salvadoreÑa. los esperamos. >> hoy dÍa es martes >>> la explosiÓn que mataron por lo menos a 3 personas e hirieron a más de 180 en boston, el fbi pide ayuda del público para dar con culpables >>> nosotros conversamos con uno de ellos, carlos arredondo que ha tenido su propia

in brooklyn. now there's a new york times seller at my subway stop, just happened. i'm like, gentrification roles in and then the newspaper. it would've been nice to have it before. tons of really smart people have always lived in the neighborhood. there are thriving immigrant families who would've been happy to read the new york times for years excess of a kiosk on the way to work there are assumptions at play. want to applaud your question about how to relate to these other folks. i interviewed the editor of the milwaukee journal sentinel. >> toward stanley cup? -- stanley? >> no. >> marty? >> yes. it was after the and shooting of the sikh people. he said that he loves having people not like him around because that is one he thrives on as a journalist. "what is this person like?" that part of being a journalist. you should have people like that around you who just love learning about new things and different kinds of people. that's what adds to diversity. >> they have somebody who knew about medical issues at the paper in terms of cadavers newsroom. across a range

>> who is going to go to brooklyn now?ctly the discussion to stay in jersey. >> the pictures we're looking at now is him and beyoncÉ going to cuba, which caused a lot of controversy. >> show me the money. anybody who has had to deal with an agent, it is about the money, jay-z will make some money. melissa: what he needs is another dollar. >> or another bit claim. melissa:

now that lost has seen comes to the brooklyn academy of music in east african ak sentz.ook. >> the evil that men do lives after them. a coat is often covered with their bones so let it be with caesar. a noble brutous have told you caesar was am -- ambitious. if it were so it was a griefous fault and griefously have caesar answered it. here on the leave of brutous and the rest for brutus is an honorable man. so are they all, all honorable men? >> friends, romans, countrymen lend me your ears, i come to bury caesar, not to praise him. >> rose: i'm pleased to have gregory doran at the table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: one said this is shakespeare's african play. >> yes, i had the great privilege to meet nelson mandela and discovered that on robin island he had a copy of shakespeare, owned by one of the other inmates and he handed it around to the inmates who could read it at night. the charming thing was they didn't allow literature but they would allow prayer books so sunny's wife sent him cards of ramah and others and he stuck them all over the boo