the numbers game was played by more people in harlem and also employed between 10 and 20,000 harlem nightswho was working in numbers. the mob had taken over the numbers again with a violent war for that. the mob was in other ways dominant in new york and now cry from civic reformers and newspapers that was time to get serious about the mob and try to investigate.the problem was, that the district attorney in new york at the time a man named dodge was in the pocket of the mob and had no intention of doing any kind of investigation. so there came the runaway grand jury, they said we don't want anyone to indulge his office one special prosecutor to investigate organized crime and dodge eventually gave in and special prosecutor was finally appointed was thomas dewey, who later ran for president that's how do we originally came to public attention when he took over he had some conditions among the conditions were that he would hire his own staff because no one within connection to the government in new york will work for him. he hired 20 young lawyers and 20 young lawyers the newspapers labeled

there was a riot in harlem. after the right, mayor laguardia appointed a commission to look into this. and the first commission in u.s. history with the majority of members were black. i don't know if that's true but it's often what is written about it. so eunice was part of the commission and she was a secretary. there some accounts that say fraser, the great sociologist in the -- and historian -- the interesting story, if you look at the files of the commission, which never had much money because the city would not give it, the amount of money budgeted for it. that fraser often did not get paid until eunice as a secretary would go and beg city hall for a check for money to pay him with. and they became very close although quotes in the book the first draft of the commissions report but became close and they stayed in touch for some while although i do not know about in the later years for eunice because i don't have the records. and pompez, the raids that led to the arrest of hines in 1937. and the raids were

. >>> a reporter is in a tough spot to make a tough shot against a harlem globetrotter. >> he's ready to go. >> see the pressure cooker moment of truth. >> trying out tofor the globetrotters. >> come on! >> what is that stuff on the ound? >> i've never seen this before in my life. >> one man who thinks it makes no sense. >> how can something be hard and wet? >> we'll keep going. in this home, we know a good biscuit when we see one. and pillsbury's new biscuit recipe bakes up crispier with a fluffier inside. new pillsbury grands southern homestyle biscuits are made just for biscuit lovers. crispier outside. fluffier inside. >>> closed-captioning provided by -- to this. farberware neat nest™. stacked & intact™ >>> harlem globetrotters are currently on their world tour and will be in a city near you. the harlem globetrotters stopped by the local stations and came up with a morning reporter and had fun on the morning show to promote the tour. in this case, sean gallagher is here and ready to go. >> these guys, they're the show. everybody will look terrible in front of harlem golden globe.

for example, 25% of kids in harlem attend charter schools. many of the families love their charter schools. wouldn't want anything to happen with the charter school. what it has meant in harlem in practical terms the most motivated parents get their kids into the charter schools. and one thing i have written about is a tipping point problem. what is the pendin pip tipping , you turn your public schools into a dumping ground for the neediest, hardest to teach kids, again creating a great inequality. that -- you know you don't want to' to ban charter schools, but you have to grapple with that problem. that is something that i think policymakers have not grappled with at all. >> first one that was long island was in roosevelt school district, at the time it was a struggling also system. however. elementary school grades were on par with surrounding neighbors. it was middle school and my school that was a concern. charter school was given permission, we just thought we would see a phenomena, you can only measure what happened in year one, we thou

hello harlem.cheers and applause] what a great honor it is to be at the schomburg center thank you so much to saint martin's press who puts the words on paper and to the first lady. wears a first lady? [applause] and two leah daughtry parents are here. i'm home. [laughter] and attitude. . >> can i just interrupt to say we are very lucky to have cecily tyson? [cheers and applause] . >> we started this process many years ago to the most amazing moments in history of international politics and we learned one day to fit that hierarchy of the campaign on the top and everybody else on the bottom floor so you can imagine that afternoon guess what? we decide to find yourselves an empty room that was open to everybody moving in politics ever since and election day november 6 changing the face of congress and the statehouse. [applause] . >> that was a lot to say. [laughter] . >> but it came after this particular meeting by one of our friends they thought based on what they had given to them for treatment we

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like assholes in harlem get. this wild wild bird this is going to be a broker hears her out of the crooks or. one of those i've heard recently be noticed even if you consider getting three. cars or inside if you have an easy and good friends this trend sure the fish the illegals the easy so it is once fair make sure he's happy that's all how this is not black it's under a long. time . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic to follow only a silly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. but those six found. out if. somebody took his teeth with. them. if he wasn't on the bus was able. to see some dogs in the. open. in the fall before we have an idea well many cruise ship. i'll. tell. you the same as you just went on with a pencil think it was a missile nothing you missed and even then the interest and the visibility that you think. you know.

. >> a tough shot against the harlem globe trotter. >> he's ready to go. >> the moment of truth. >> shawn trying out for the globetrotters. >> a returning marine poses for family photos. the distraction technique that hid one happy surprise. >> rush hour in the philippines. the guy on the scooter here, it is his first day. he's picking his way through traffic. you can see, it is mayham. this doesn't have to be rush hour. it is any hour. we have a problem up ahead. you can see this bus has stopped in the middle of the road. he's trying to get people to stop. a little orange kitten. he's risked his life. he doesn't quite finish the job. he tosses it to the medium there. the kid is not going to be safe there. it is going back on the road. >> it is not going to stay there. the guy is like, hey, hey, i'll finish the job. takes the kitty and

this is the harlem globetrotters inside training camp. >>> it's 7:00 a.m.obetrotters hotel. veterans, rookies, coaches and staff make their way to breakfast. >> we're trying to get what everybody asks for. >> make everybody good, baby. >> it's time to get fueled up, and ready to start the day.

it is a abo puter love and injustice in 1970s harlem.ienne bankert dat sat down with the director barry jenkins and the film's two leading stars. hey, adrienne. >> multiple golden globe nominations already getting a lot of oscar buzz. it is led by kiki james and first movie ever for kiki. and the first time his writings have become a major motion picture. >> are you ready for this? >> i've never breen anything in >> reporter: academy award winning director barry jenkins' latest project. >> come on over here, daughter. >> you're a good girl. >> reporter: "if beale street could talk" brings james baldwin's novel about a young couple in love to the big screen. >> the first time james baldwin's writings have become a major motion picture. you didn't have the rights when you first started with the script, correct? >> sent them the script in the mail and a typewritten letter came back in the mail and over the course of 3 1/2, 4 years it was a process of getting to know the estate and them getting to know me because mr. baldwin's legacy is like

that has holes in harlem yet. this while this is going to be a robust years for the. currency. while those. recent years are being noticed a bigger units are still easy surveyors. were here is it is worth your work. for the rise of sir i suspect you because your favorite part is just inside the shop and he has this trend sure the fish the illegals the easy so it is once for make sure he's happy that's all. hollister this is not black it's under a long. time . i'm sad to say that it wouldn't be the first time there are hundreds of millions of dollars if not billion. of dollars that are lost in the pentagon's bookkeeping so to be honest i'm not completely surprised that three hundred twenty one million dollars in refueling costs went missing i'm very glad that saudi arabia and the emirates have now promised to pay that bill but i think there's no avoiding the reality that the bill is actually being paid for by the people of yemen and the people of yemen who died under saudi arabia's and the emmer adi's indiscriminate bombardment of the country. join me every week on the alex i'm

like assholes in harlem yet. this while this is the get with the program years for the. currency. one of those. recent years to be noticed even if you consider a good story easy survey is the word here is it is worth your work. for the rise of sir i suspect you because your favorite part is just inside that he has this transshipment if this is the illegals the easy so is once for make sure he's happy that's all. how this is not under a long. time . the last days and then american don't blame capitalism because it is in fact social . as unless you get the blame because these banks have been socialized all their losses through the machinations of the government and the banks. not long ago the political left to the guardians of free speech along with big tech the left today has gone from protecting speech to enforcing speech even to the point of penalizing you if you say the wrong thing in public you can lose your job and liability welcome to the era of simply shut up. to. somebody. who. doesn't own the bus or the oval. windows. open. to new tossed the ball before we have an idea wel

the harlem globetrotters paid a special visit to deaf and hard—of—hearing schoolchildren on wednesdayball, but more importantly their language skills. chris "animal" hyche chose not to use a sign language interpreter and instead spoke directly to the students using sign at the mill neck manor school for the deaf in new york state. american hyche had grown up in a hearing—impaired household and has spoken to both his parents using sign language his whole life. the globetrotters had been visiting to help prevent bullying in schools and promote their programme to deal with it. the reaction was priceless. it is not every day making gay people they can relate to, especially professional athletes. so i know i made their day and it made my too. hearing—impaired, the community plays a special place in my heart because i grew up in a death household, my dad and mum hearing—impaired, my teammates growing up, my friends in the neighbourhood, they were just, growing up, my friends in the neighbourhood, they werejust, like, flabbergasted when they came to my house and i was speaking to my mum in s

as i was in harlem yes. this while. this is going to be a drove us to. the. currency. one of those. recent years to be noticed a bigger. story easy surveyors who were here is this is worth your. time. for the rise of sir we're a distance thank you because your cars are inside you have to be easy and the trains this transshipment if this is illegal to be easy so it is once fair make sure you're here do this all. this or this is not black it's under a long. time . not long ago the political left to the guardians of free speech along with big tech the left today has gone from protecting speech to enforcing speech even to the point of penalizing you if you say the wrong thing. in public you can lose your job and livelihood welcome to the era of simply shut up not. my son doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my system just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse he started going after the users in the prison population sewer we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like c

once-in-a-lifetime achievement.it happened on live t-v in milwaukee for a local reporter who was previewing the harlemupcoming visit to the city. as you can see his as you can as you can see his anchors were áshockedá that he actually made the shot. no word on what position shaun will play for the trotters yet. ( robin ) still to come on the kron4 morning news... we will continue to cover the second funeral service for president george h-w bush before he's buried this afternoon. ( robin ) we also have the latest on several officer involved shootings across the bay area. (ácommercialá) ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... skies will continue to skies will continue to gradually clear out with mostly sunny skies after a few lingering morning showers. look forward to a mild day with upper 50's and

. >> harvey: it's in harlem, right? >> north harlem.y is doing well here in the valley. she graduated from loyola marymount and tried a few things, party planning, and decided that she liked designing houses and renovating houses, so she's buying fixer uppers and fixing them up. they are universally liked by their friends. they have maintained friendships with their high school buddies and i think that is just marvelous. it's a sign that maybe jean and i handled things properly. ♪ >> i had to the afro. i had the mustache. and a very dark tan. i appeared on the dinah shore show. dr. jay was the guest, and somebody thought we were brothers. and so i am out there in the afro american community as a brother. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. this is what you get when you become an officer ♪ >> this is what you get to a new become an officer o

have strong can file often have jobs apart from fighting boca harlem one such member has recently decided to marry a girl whose life was indelibly affected by. someone. he still wanted to. take. one nation i knew how to. achieve and seated. in. the sun. someone she. said. her son mohammed asked for some time to convince his wife to tell her story. even though the army ousted boko harm from my degree a while back and drove them into the bush private motorcycles are still for been in nigerian cities their fast and maneuverable making them the perfect tool for terrorist attacks so talks almost a rickshaws eventually the only means of transportation. it's a long trip to my degree by rickshaw if you travel from another state but it's worth it if you come for the traditional annual holiday of the adam hunter's union . at the lyceum whether or. not that is not i you. know they don't they because. i think my from michael ended up by getting one that will be a buddy a month out that if you've got guys madi i'll be going to get it i will be when i feel me. going and she'll come and the thing with.

or she might go to a meeting of this kind of middle class black intellectual class in harlem that shewasn't invite tote because she is a poor domestic worker and bell, you're using big words and you mean is this. so you see these showing that this is how black women who are domestic workers move in and out of these spaces. that's one example. another example is the ways in which these women folder coalitions. i mentioned i don't think many women in my book would identify as feminist mostly because that had a connotation with the white women's movement and they felt that didn't represent their politics, but that doesn't mean they wouldn't form coalitions or work with white feminist groups if they felt their interests were align. so might see them working and high lights disspeakers of feminism based on when they're work with groups versus something that is more related to black power. so a lot of different ways in which it works and also a lesson you don't have to draw hard lines. you can have your politics but till find point off congruence and move in ways that are general ative for

. - it's in harlem, right? alex: north harlem.of new york. and emily's doing well here in the valley. she graduated from loyola marymount, and tried a few things. party planning and decided that she likes designing houses and renovating houses. so, she's buying fixer uppers and fixing them up. they are universally liked by their friends. they have maintained friendships with their high school buddies. and i think that's-- that's just marvelous. it's a sign that maybe jean and i handled things properly. i had the afro. i had the mustache, and a very dark tan. i appeared on "the dinah shore show." dr. j. was the guest, and somebody thought we were brothers. so, i'm out there in the afro-american community as a brother. at bass pro shops and cabela's, deciding on the perfect gift can be challenging. ♪ [instrumental "oh christmas tree"] that's why we've made it easy with a selection of gift cards for everyone on your holiday list. this is what you get when you become an officer of the order of canada. it's canada's highest civilian aw

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from a drama set in harlem... to an adventure under the sea.on't need words to communicate. david daniel explains in today's hollywood minute. "you ready for this?""i've never been more ready for anything in my whole life."the romantic drama "if beale street could talk" opens in limited release this weekend, and like director barry jenkins' last film, the oscar- winning "moonlight," there are stretches without much dialogue."you know, it's not literature, and it's not theater, where everything is spoken. you know, this is cinema, where the face, the landscape of the face, can do a lot of the work that, you know, the language of a sentence might do in a book or on a stage in theater. so i think when i'm casting actors, i'm looking for people who can give, you know, narrative to the audience, just through how they feel and their expressions, and it was really key in casting this film."(nat) the highlight of the "aquaman" premiere was stars jason momoa and temuera (te-moo-ra) morrison joining in a traditional dance."jason really embraced the haka,

like assholes in harlem yet. this while. this does get drove us to. be. one of those. recent years to be noticed even if you consider easy surveyors. were here in his words you're. for the rise of a distance thank you because your heart is just inside out and he has this transshipment this illegal to he so he just wants first make sure your he's happy that's all. this is not black it's under a long. time . i saw only don't expect very many people will choose to be biological for all baseball of the good old movie about. he isn't working for a while it also means your mind isn't working for a while so i believe that indeed we will have pretty much no biologically old people even though we will have a much greater number all prolifically old people. who joined me everything on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. but those sit down and goggle it out if. somebody took his teeth because. he. wasn't on the bus or the oval. is one dollar some do double home only. beef we have an ideal

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it's designed and they created the harlem globetrotters. [ singing ] >> and you have >> that wars virginiasang her song at a school she volunteers at in washington, d.c. the globetrotters were there and they donated 109 tickets to the students. she is 109, and she'll be 110 in march. >>> the police are hunting for a suspected terrorist accused of a deadly shooting attack on a packed christmas market. still you a head a shopper tells us what the panic was like on the streets. >>> plus oakland police are investigating two separate shootings overnight, what we found out about each incident and the victims. and the victims. but this g tide pods talk with gronk. heck yeah it can! it's concentrated detergent plus stain fighters plus odor fighters that fight for clean. and now a word from futurecan't gronk: boom! ugh... tide pods. if it's clean, it's got to be tide. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ let's face it, the world could use some warmth. ♪ >>> good morning, police are at the scene of a hit and run. we'll bring you a live report coming u

. >> a couple of years back, curtis, you jojoined us to talk about the harlem hell fighters and the facthat during world war i you had african-americans not looked down upon as second-class citizens, but who fight bravely alongside the french and the british and the i i.cans in world war at the their mindset beginning of 1919? >> at the beginning of 1919, there are a number of things going on. they have done an incredible job. they were part of the 16th division for the french army. they had won. really shown their le and they were ready to go home with this victory and they were faced immediately here in france with the idea that you could not participate in the victory parade. this was on the order of woodrow wilson carried out by john pershing. number one. it was suggested these soldiers take off their uniforms before they go home because they did not want americans to see black guys coming back with the military. >> and when they go, these incredible race riots. summer.is known as red there were riots in every major city. chicago, new york. josephine baker saw these riots where she w

down the local areas the thinking moreover there is so-called ad hoc put on the kind of that so the harlem's of france really the major focus of course in terms of the media and so on has been very much on the pirate stage protests but as we've been discussing that stuff is really been portrayed to some extent by extreme left and extreme right not to say since well here in france there are genuine concerns around the crumbs patients in terms of economic policy and as you've been hearing a lack of communication in terms of how these policies have been communicated really have really having a major impact on how the public perceives macron in the his policies as a whole. it was quite interesting and last week we saw president back on trying to be more empathetic and more humble in the speech that he gave to the nation did any of that resonate with people well. a single word has learned yet the government is not properly addressing the deliverer and the i mean the real demand the people in the streets as for now a solution now a decision from the governments what the governor has proposed for t

this time 109-year-old virginia mclaurin was on the court with the harlem globetrotters.t. spun the ball on her finger as thousands watched and cheered. she celebrated her birthday earlier this month with the globetrotters which is her favorite team. >> you may recall mclaurin danced at the white house with then president barack obama, check that out. way back when she was just 106 years old. >> she is still shining like a fine wine. >> young, young, young. aboucaei, alho how researchers say all three of those things can actually be good for you. >> hey-o. >>> also ahead, new details in the case of that high school wrestler forced to cut his dreadlocks off before a match. what the school district is now saying. you're watching "world news now." what the school district is now saying. >>> we're back with this remarkable sand sculpture on the beach in india. in addition to sand, the artists used 10,000 plastic bottles to create the 30-foot-tall santa. it took two days to finish it. he's trying to raise awareness about the impact of plastic pollution on the environment. >> w

so, we like to rest on our days off but what about a harlem globe trotter? i'm sure it involves playing basketball but not quite in the traditional way. i want you to check out this vid video. >> that was pretty right there. the globe trotter right there, hammer harrison, took to the skies above las vegas earlier this week for the world trick shot day and set a new world record for the world's highest slam dunk. >> i want to see it again. >> play it again, sam. >> so he jumps out of a plane -- >> no, i think it's a building, the stratosphere. you can do those drops daily there, but -- >> it's not a little drop, marcus. >> big drop. >> you're only 6'4". >> can you dunk, marcus? >> depends on how low the -- >> true. >> like with style, though? >> not as great as they used to be. >> how tall are you? >> 6'4". >> what's the height of the net? somebody tell me. somebody school me on that. right now we are seeing a bit of a change in the weather. if you're going outside shooting some hoops, you should be fine. satellite/radar, you can see we have changes in the we

. >>> the harlem globetrotters are currently on their fan powered world tour. recently, they stopped in milwaukee. they stopped by the local station and team up with the morning reporters and have a little fun on the morning show to promote the tour. here with tmj 4. >> everyone is terrible in front of a globe trotter. they do all these cool shots and they set you up. >> or a washington general. >> shawn gallagher giving it his best shot. >> trying out for the globetrotters. >> come on. and he scores. >> was that on live tv? >> that was live. game over. >> look at the guys in the studio. >> i'm done working at tmj 4. i'm working with the globetrotters. we are done. how does it feel to have a new teammate? >> there we you couldn't have asked for a better live shot. >> you got all the rest of the reporters here looking bad. it happened to be world trick shot day this week. the globe trorts will definitely be there. if you want to watch the video again, it is cash money go to rightthisminute.com or use the mobil app. >> the wrestling match of matches is going down

you know the harlem chad and he's widely nea of the tourists a variety of other options in addition to photo tools. cleared up and yes for clan who went cammies working perfectly again now that chad's fixed f. i put a picture on facebook this morning and in the last hour and a half it's been seen six thousand five hundred forty two from. the one i sat on the sun and when you look here it's fun one yes and she actually. has become known around the world thanks to the internet from someone that had a really snowy night last night so it's easy to get a great review and yours are going strong but on the slow nights. or. in the evening chad wants to present the northern lights to his guests at last it's gotten even colder and windy and there's nothing to see yet but plenty to talk about. thriving a lot of times when we can explain something we don't understand something we immediately go to the spirit. if orion our constellations out there we would look up at the heavens and see the same thing and it would make the story together and it sort of but chad can wax lyrical about the magic of th

the breakthrough for black santas was in 1943 when one of harlem's biggest department stores hired theus, which surely was a distraction for customers who didn't know what was going on. i'm sure they was all, like, who's that nigger in the the red jacket talking to my child? after that black santa's look a 70 year l until two years ago when larry jefferson became the first black santa at the white-ass mall of america, a victory for our people, mostly because larry used his discount to get all the black people he knew 20% off, a hero indeed. ( laughter ) but kris kringle would be nothing without the gifts he brings -- the toys. without the toys, santa's just a fat bastard that broke in your house, and, for decades, manufacturers didn't even consider making toys for black children. and when they finally did, some of them would just paint white dolls black. like this willie talk doll. looks like willie got thrown into a bonfire. but the great thing about kids is they will like whatever you give them because children are not very intelligent. like my favorite toy when i was a youngster was

it is going back into the program, into fueling more entrepreneurs, helping us with our harlem branchso the cycle of the profits is a positive thing, but we have a sustainable model, a sustainable economic model, and that makes it scalable. david: you mentioned it is women and their families. going back to bangladesh -- why andrea: women are disproportionately affected. if i go back to bangladesh in the early days, before he started the program, if you were a woman and went to the bank to get a loan, they would say, come back with your husband. women were absolutely not given loans, so you had half of the population not participating at all in the economy, and as an economist, his deep belief was there was no way for this country, which was at that time one of the poorest countries on earth ever to move up and fulfill it sustainable the following goals if half the population was excluded, so the thought was to be able to give a loan capital to women. in the very early days, it was not easy. they went out into villages with small loans, and some of the women would say, don't give the m

it is a powerful story about love and injustice in 1970s harlem.or kiki. and the first time his writings have become a major motion picture. >> are you ready for >> i'veenea more fonythinn my whole life. >> reporter: academy award winning director barry jenkins' latest project. >> come on over here, daughter. >> you're a good girl. lk" d ta brings james baldwin's novel about a young couple in love to the big screen. baldwin's writings have become a major motion picture. you didn't have the rights when you first started with the script, correct? >> sent them the script in the mail and a typewritten letter came back in the mail and over the course of 3 1/2, 4 years it was a process of getting to know the estate and them getting to se m b legacy is like a family affair and i had to become part of the family. >> he's about to pay for something he didn't do. >> reporter: led by stefan james who plays fonny in prison for a crime he didn't commit and kiki who works to free him before his baby is born. >> i got to hold the baby in my arms. >> we'll find a

down cities local areas particularly more rural areas so-called hard part on the kind of there so harlem's of france really the major focus of course and selling to the media and so on has been very much on the pirate space protests but as we've been discussing that starts really infiltrated to some extent by extreme left an extreme right now just states's where in france there are genuine concerns around the problems bishan in terms of economic policy as we've been hearing of lack of communication services how these policies are being communicated really happy and really is having a major impact on how the public perceives macron in the his policies as a whole. it was quite interesting and last week we saw president mccone trying to be more empathetic and more humble in the speech that he gave to the nation did any of that resonate with people well. a single word has learned yet the government is not properly addressing the deliverer and the i mean the real demand the people in the streets as for now a solution now a decision from the governments what the governor has proposed for the mom

you saw him sink that half-court during a d his back live shot with the harlem globetrotters in milwaukee on if he has quit his day job. i'd like to see thete globetr try that with one shot. >> just one time, live, no retake. that's the way to do it. >> that's peak right there. well >>done. this holiday season, the people for the ethical treatment of animals want people to stop using anti-animal language and released a list of phrases that replaceraditional ones. some of these include instead of saying bring home the they want you to say bring home the bagels. instead of kill two birds with one stone, they suggest feed two birds with one scone. >> okay. >> peta say these phrases trivializety to animals and they want people to be more aware. >> they've got a beef with everything. >> they're going to put that one on the list. >> we're going to blame that on our executive producer. >> a lot of people really angry at you. omplain about erything now. >> i'm with you. i know. hit us up on twitter. inow we're going to hear from you. >> no animals were harmed in this. just so you etknow. >>> sng

>> the harlem globetrotters are at it again.s that i not busta rhymes. that is hammer harrison.ng this for world trick shot day. pulled off this heart-stop shot in las vegas. strapped to a bungee jumped off e top of the stratosphere there. that fall was 855 feet. a few adjustments mid-flight but he nailed the dunk and also set the record for the world's highest slam dunk. look how thankful he is on the ground safely. >> i'mdqually as impres he kept his language clean coming down. >> >> because some of us not necessarily would. portland, maine welcomed a new trendy coffee shop called sip. many came in to try the free lattes on opening day. but what the customers did not know was that sip is actually a dunkin' in disguise promoting their new espresso drinks. so when the truth was revealed, look. they're taking the cups out and see the real deal. well, they were pleasantly surprised. >> it's a big step up from what they've done before. this is amazing. >> tastes great. >> i'm sold. i may have to actually buy some and keep it in my house. >> every time i see coffee -- >> so for you

-year-old virginia mclaurin showing off her impressive ball handling skills on the court with the harlembetrotters. everyone cheers. she celebrated her birthday with the globetrotters earlier this year which is her favorite team, and you may remember this. she was dancing with the obamas at the white house at the tender age of 106. >>> up next in "the pulse," the new film being called the worst movie ever. >>> also ahead, the end of an incredible journey. the man who won a race across antarctica with a final 80-mile sprint. >>> plus, mystery solved. the couple photographed while getting engaged. see how their life turned out. solved. the couple photographed while getting engaged. see how their life turned out. couple photoed here getting engaged. we'll see how their life turned out. what matters to you? step up to the stage here. feeling good about that? let's see- most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the first t