his success doesn't necessarily mean the same to a kid from brownsville who never had a great edition, but for a lot of my liberal white friends, well, of course, you know, we have a black president, so the black community as one has something to be proud. and i think they do, actually. but i don't know, so i see what you're saying, but it's very nuanced. >> willow, minority representations don't necessarily mean something good represented. >> i think, as we were saying, it's impossible to portray the entire spectrum of an experience through the group lens of one character. nor should one try, because what you end up with makes no sense. i think that ron is exactly right. you try to portray the experience of an individual within the context of that group. so it's an evolving conversation, and i think it's good that we're having discussions like this. this is not something that we have gotten right. and it's not something that's going to be solved tomorrow, so it's an ongoing thing. >> so we have 30 seconds left. max, who do you hone or what is inspiring the comics of the future? >> we

he and several others will make the flight down to brownsville, texas. from there, they'll cross over the mexican border and immediately be taken into police custody. >> what we're seeing here is a dangerous criminal alien who not only has committed crimes in this country, but is also wanted for a crime in his own country. >> reporter: hours later, the men are back in mexico to face the justice system there. >> last year i.c.e. removed 288 high profile individuals like orstico from across the country. and of those, 13 were from the washington field office alone. so you've got areas like york, baltimore, d.c., maryland, virginia, and all of them are shuttled out from the harrisburg, pennsylvania airport. >> erika gonzalez, thank you. >> thank you so much, guys. >>> a sherman says he spent more than a year as a castaway at sea. now his family in silver spring is overwhelmed to hear his voice. they all thought jose salvatore alvarenga was dead. he says he left mexico in december 2012 on a fishing trip. he washed up on the marshall islands on thursday, 6,000

instead of working for the people motivations the mainstream media are working for each other right brownsville you know. they don't run it well. it's only a matter of hours that before the official start of the twenty fourth scene when her game's anticipation is growing with the entry around in the opening ceremony just adding to the excitement. and who says the competition is just on the ice and snow was sports teams from across the globe now gather than salty would begin handing out the fashion gongs at the winter olympics to the weird the wonderful and overly bryants and just the downright bizarre. blossom barassi u.s. diplomats tried to laugh off an apparently hacked explicit phone china's over how they could sign a letter the next ukrainian government's.

. >> studio officials announced the decision at a community in the brownsville section of brooklyn. in a six minute online video, people cops matter, quota based policing. >> i intend to focus on the quality of police actions, with less emphasis on our numbers and more emphasis on our actual impact. >> charney said, it was years in the making. >> to have the city of new york the government actually recognize what i think folks have for so many years been feeling and admit that it's wrong and admit that it has to change is a big deal >> reporter: as for clarkson, he has since become a union organizer. it took the lawsuit to get the city to change. but he says it's a new day for new york and for his eight month old daughter. >> i want her to be able to walk in a neighborhood of new york without feeling like she's a villain, protected by the police not from the police. >> sarah is back with us tonight. so th the mayor decided to drope practice. >> they can start the reforms. >> when you talk about reform what would that actually look like? what would make a difference? >> there are a n

there's the fort isabel detention center near brownsville. i saw detainees, only 18% of whom were mexican. the rest represent over 30 different nationalities who migrated to mexico in an effort to get to the united states. in arizona, i visited the ranchers who live and work on the border, frustrated by damage to their properties caused by those who cross the border illegally. caused by those who cross the border illegally. i have met a number of groups and individuals who represent a wide range of views about the border. i will make it a practice to continue to do so. addition ofent funding for staffing and surveillance, we have made great progress in border and port security. there is now more manpower, technology, and infrastructure on our borders than ever before. we must remain vigilant. the answer is not simply to build longer or taller fences. my predecessor used to say, show me a 50 foot fence and i will show you a 51 foot ladder. ander patrol experts preach intelligence driven, risk-based approach that focuses resources on the places

looking at harlem, for example, or brooklyn, you see people moving to the outer parts of brooklyn, brownsvilleople moving from harlem or washington heights into parts of the bronx. some older people who are moving, retiring, moving down south or to the caribbean, or some people even moving to new jersey, other places where housing is more affordable. >> let's take the devil's advocate position, i think some mayor bloomberg was here, is as these neighborhoods rice, it's good for everyone, because of the things you mentioned. did you talk with some of the gentry fillers? >> that's i spoke to people you could call gentryfiers. they saw themselves even if they weren't born there, as part of the indigenous or the original residents, so no one wanted to identify with being a gentryfier. some people felt they came into the neighborhood, they made friends, they themselves moved to the neighborhood, because they liked the sort of -- the character of the neighborhood before it started so gentry fy. there are many people who seek out thinks neighborhoods, because they're looking for an authentic neighbor

there's a fort isabel detention center near brownsville.i saw detainees, only 18% of whom were mexican. the rest represent over 30 different nationalities who migrated to mexico in an effort to get to the united states. in arizona, i visited the ranchers who live and work on the border, frustrated by damage to their properties caused by those who cross the border illegally. i have met a number of groups and individuals who represent a wide range of views about the border. i will make it a practice to continue to do so. addition ofent funding for staffing and surveillance, we have made great progress in border and port security. there is now more manpower, technology, and infrastructure on our borders than ever before. we must remain vigilant. the answer is not simply to build longer or taller fences. my predecessor used to say, show me a 50 foot fence and i will show you a 51 foot ladder. ander patrol experts preach intelligence driven, risk-based approach that focuses resources on the places where our surveillance and intelligence tells us

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build a four-lane interstate all the way from the pacific ocean, clear down to the -- clear down to brownsville. but then the entry-exit visa system was passed into law. that is the system that was passed into law in 1996. we have an entry system but not an exit system. and so there's no balance of who's here. by the way, if you do get that working, then who's going to keep track of who's here at least theoretically and how are you going to possibly enforce that, given that you have sanctuary cities, you have the equivalent of sanctuary states, you have an administration that refuses to allow their own people that are hired to do so enforce the law. so i don't know why this is a new piece, an entry-exit system. it's been the law since 1996. if we can't get that law enforced, why would a new one be enforced if this one is not? item number three. employment verification and workplace enforcement. that's actually pretty good. that's an e-verify program and the language defines it, it says, they need a workable electronic employment verification system. now, if you make that mandatory, you wonder a

it says -- jim from brownsville, tennessee on the independent line. caller: yes, sir.t a math teacher. people are applying each week for first-time unemployment benefits. , in january, they created 185,000 jobs, also negative of over 15 billion jobs and their uses. more people are losing jobs than joseph being made. bruce from baton rouge, louisiana on the republican line. caller: i think all of congress should be in a dorm, like a college dorm, with two democrats and republicans in one room. there should be a left and the right. it is either take medications or die for me. one or two. as soon good on methadone. i did anything i could do, better than i -- oxycontinve to take and you have to take 130 milligrams of that. it gets more expensive. it is ridiculous. it is unethical. though make the people who need it hurt. -- don't make the people who need it hurt. what is your suggestion for members of congress sharing space together? caller: they are not communicating together. they go in there like children -- they just ignore them. the president has given state of the un

it's bringing rain from brownsville all the way to daytona beach, rainfall amounts about 2 to 3 inchesit right to the radar this morning. christina loren here with an nbc bay area weather alert. we have quite a bit of rainfall across the bay area with the strongest storm system right now that front situated over the east shore. you see that very potent line of shores. it is expected to continue to intensify. we'll keep you live here on nbc bay area with updates throughout the day. you go. you're going to get another word in. >> all right, al, thank you very much. >>> back in november, the men of "today" went shave-free for charity. i've decided to keep mine at least for today. what if you're a guy that struggles to grow a beard. >> for me, it's easy, this is my 8:30 a.m. shadow. for others, it's not so simple. a new procedure is gaining popularity, facial hair transplants. >> this season, the hippest new accessory for men, the beard. it's a popular look for any man from the runway to the bayou. but all that facial hair is giving some men beard envy. if you can't grow a beard or wish th

that's what we wanted to focus in on, brownsville, 46 today but by the >> good morning. 30 degrees rightth mostly clear skies. partly cloudy conditions. we will ♪ >>>:43. we are back now with coca-cola taking on its critics. there are critics of its "america the beautiful" super bowl commercial. some objecting to the song being sung in several foreign languages. coke is now pushing back and abc's cecilia vega has the story. ♪ oh beautiful >> reporter: this morning the world's largest beverage company is firing back at its critics taking on the national firestorm it kindled with this. ♪ >> reporter: ever since debuting super bowl sunday coca-cola's take on the classic patriotic anthem has bubbled up controversy. ♪ america >> reporter: in this 60-second commercial for their merv is beautiful campaign young singers take turns belting out verses in seven different languages from hindi to hebrew and some are saying that it is simply un-american. drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comforort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. du