wen harlem globe trotters visit international speedway? >> reading really fast basketball? that. on may fifth, they decided to give it a tour. >> do you think i could take a shot? >> if you haven't seen the harlem globe trotters, go with yes. >> and doing, they sink that one and head over to the flag stand where they upped the ante just a little bit. >> and drained it. >> now let's head up to the grand stand. drain that one too, nick. >> couldn't even throw a ball that far. >> look at the curl. >> they call that the granny shot. and then last but certainly not least the hook shot. tudaw.neftr hr hour yeseyrned t three hours. >> hix mom. i just want to let you know you did an awesome jab. i turned out pretty darn great. >> you may want to make for your mom this coming mother's day. >> this is inspired by the salty marshmallow. >> mixes in cinnamon and sy thee shs gota smeari nilla.ththe brea sm t s slicesia so now we're going to cover in foil and put in the fridge overnight and while it's cooking, we're going to make a delicious syrup. >> don't ruin a dish like that. jessica

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i can have lunch at harlem at sylvia with reverend al sharpton but there's so many different places and and reach. and i can't do it alone. >> i thought that was a pretty candid answer. it's pretty clear that democrats aren't going to win without the support of people of can color. he had a very interesting thing there. he said i can go to sylvia's in harlem al sharpton or i can talk on "the breakfast club" with charlemagne but -- what do you think? >> south bend is 40% i think people of color or 40% african-american or something like that. he should have african-american supporters throughout, who can speak for him, vouch for him. he should have a record he can call upon. he should be able to use that. you can't, as a mayor affsmall city, expect to introduce yourself to african-americans in a year 1/2 campaign span if you don't have that track record already out there. i'm not confident he'll be able to do that. especially in a place like south carolina. even when barack obama ran for president in south carolina and other states as well, fraeken american cans did not support barack oba

have the privilege to meet in high crime neighborhoods whether south-central los angeles, or central harlem, who are lying - - law-abiding, wanting their children to succeed. they went public order that people in other neighborhoods can take for granted. went to getting the kids off the street. so i want to give voice to those people who have that alternative story to black lives matter that is something that is not allowable on the campus by the students and those from the neighboring claremont colleg college, pomona so hours before i was to speak then they started congregating outside of the auditorium so there so this is classic with it in it self-pity so the rule for the blockade was so the black students are in the inner wing because they were so at risk from the police forces that somehow they come in. so the students believe my presence there it is usual of the substitution forethought and engagement that the fascist had to be shut down but then either to thread the needle to say of course, somehow this is threatening rhetoric or making people feel unsafe no. it is ridiculous we shou

. >> this is video from the scene there in the harlem area. at the li live. >> children ranged from 3 to 11 and there were four t ofhem and a mother and another male adultv he smoke coming from that apartment. it not clear what started this fire, butef firhters think that it began in the kitchen of the fifth floor ap ltment. ratherge apartment. three bedrooms and many other rooms as well. took firefighters about two hours to get this blaze under cont absolutely tragic start to the morning there in harlem. be sure to look at updatesmi up. >> very sad. thank you. >>> 6:33 now. developing this morning, we are about an hour away from another update from officials after a deadly school shooting. officials say two students stormed the s.t.e.m. school yenerday afternoon denver killing one student and injuring eight others. the school is 15 nutes away columbine high school. we'll have the details on the suspects and victims. >>> thi morning students at damascus high school will be without their principal. the principal is stepping down in the aftermat

or harlem who are law-abiding, they want their children to succeed and they support the cops. they want public order, the same freedom from fear that people in other neighborhoods can take for granted and they say the cops, why aren't you getting the kids off the streets? and the drug dealers of the corner? i wanted to give voice to those people, give them alternatives to the black lives matter narrative. this is beauty as something that was not tolerable, not allowable on grandma mckenna campus by the students. and the name ring colleges like pomona. so hours before i was speaking, students congregated outside of the auditorium and it was so, this is just graphic of students that are wallowing in their self pity. the blockade was that the black students would be on the inner ring because otherwise, they were so at risk from claremont police forces. they come in and beat them. so the students believed that my presence there, as a racist transport, it's usual substitutions for thoughts and engagement that fascist had to be shutdown. one of the dean's was trying to thread the ne

that was born out of the protests or the graffiti that you see everywhere and hard to live i was in harlem before in twenty seventeen and back then the walls were extremely varied doing the kind of work that a seal does could actually get you into real trouble but now the second you land you see murals everywhere people writing slogans of revolutions on the walls when you go to the sit in area that the protesters all to are to this day still occupied to demand civilian rule there are all kinds of performances and poetry being written and songs being composed so it really shows that people's need to express themselves and this rediscovery of art really if you have it to be done i think that you actually went to experience on the ground you've talked about that a bit but what reception did you personally get just a foreign journalist because you feel it's been pretty difficult right i mean sudan has been notoriously known for its difficulties from reporting on the ground and not to make this about journalists being there and this is obviously about the people but i i will say that we even in

last night, you gave an impassioned address at harlem's historic apollo theater. address that you gave was called "arthur miller freedom to write lecture." you titled it "a place for literature." can you share a little of it with us? >> sure. as the ice caps melt, as oceans heat up and water tables plunge, as we rip through the delicate web of interdependence that sustains life on earth, as our formidable intelligence leads us to breach the boundaries between humans and machines and are even more formidable hubris undermines our ability to connect the survival of our planet to our survival as a species, as we replace art with algorithms and stare into a future in which most human beings may not be needed to participate in or be renew marita for economic activity, i just such a time we have the steady hands of white supremacist in the white house, new imperialist in china and neo-nazis once again mass -- marching on the streets of europe, hindu nationalist in india, and a host of which are princes unless -- and lesser dictators to guide us into the unknown. on many

it reminds me of growing up watching the harlem globetrotters play the washington generals. trump is the harlem globetrotters and the media and the democrats by the washington generals. they can only respond helplessly against the strange phenomenon. they never adjust or adapt to play against the harlem globetrotters because they just lose every time. i imagine a group of people who demanded you adhere to their delusions or they will punish you. that's what's going on right no now. the media, the view, morning what's his face, they belong to a basically a pagan religion in which they adhere to them kind of emotional belief that goes against all the facts, low unemployment among minorities, women, gdp, stock market moving up even though it drops now and then. peace and prosperity. there pagan cult religion has been telling everybody the world is going to hell. >> dana: speaker pelosi said trump is trying to goad us into impeaching him. she clearly doesn't want to do it but you might get pushed into it. i am reading here that interior commerce and justice department staff, the

>> marcus: i think for us now, if -- harlem is really home.wo years, i'm like, "i gotta go back," because the beat is just so different than what sweden can offer me, and definitely what new york can offer me. >> anthony: the median age in ethiopia is under 18. that means most people here don't remember live aid or any of that. ♪ coupled with a recent economic boom, this might be the first generation in decades to enjoy a future with real hope. things are indeed happening. in this case, at a vacant bus stop. ♪ >> marcus: they're dogtown, man. they are next generation of dogtown in africa, man. >> anthony: a few years back, a couple of ethiopians who had been living abroad returned to addis with some skateboards. today there are a couple hundred skaters in ethiopia and more on the sidelines waiting for their chance, waiting for a board, waiting for a pair of sneakers. it's funny though, 'cause, like, "skater boy" culture came from white southern california suburban -- and you can pretty much track all of skater culture back to like one parking

that was born out of the protests or the graffiti that you see everywhere and hard to live i was in harlem before in twenty seventeen and back then the walls were extremely very doing the kind of work that a seal does could actually get you into real trouble but now the second you land you see murals everywhere people writing slogans of revolutions on the walls when you go to the sit in area that the protesters all to are to this day still occupied to demand civilian rule there are all kinds of performances and poetry being written and songs being composed so it really shows that people's need to express themselves and this rediscovery of art really if you have bits of it that i think that you actually went to experience on the ground you've talked about that a bit but what reception did you personally gets as a foreign journalist because before it's been pretty difficult right i mean sudan has been notoriously known for its difficulties from reporting on the ground and not to make this about us journalists being there but this is obviously about the people but i i will say that we even in

it happened in harlem in a seven-story apartment building owned by the new york city housing authorityors still determining a cause, but the fire appears to be an accident. an adult man, adult woman, two young boys and girls were killed at the scene. others in the building did manage to escape. this is the deadliest since the 2017 fire that killed 13 people. >> thank you, jessica. >>> new this morning b.a.r.t. police searching for a hit-and-run driver. you're looking at surveillance photos of the suspect and his gray honda civic. he was driving out of the station's parking lot when he hit the victim. >>> abc 7 news viewers joining in on our effort to build a better bay area. >> one viewer reached out to us on our better bay area facebook group about graffiti. his name is brian and he says it's a safety hazard. he wants crews to consider more proactive changes. his post mentions steps take tone stop vandals in l.a. and ventura counties. we reached out to caltrans district seven. special crews, plastic film around signs and spiked columns are a few ways they're trying to deter vandals. >

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an appellation and the ghettos of harlem and watts, and it is hunger and despair.[applause] the enemy is polluted water and polluted air and the enemy is polluted hope. not healthy for children and other living things. our money is spent on nerve gas. for childrent good in of their things, but while millions of children go to bed hungry every night, our scientists are working on better biological weapons to destroy crops. our cities are burning and we are developing our natural huts ofs to napalm the indochina. why? because there are profits made on pentagon products. [applause] and there are thousands of companies involved. some of them have very familiar names to homemakers and consumers. from the defense industry bulletin, here are a few of the most recently awarded contracts. alcoa. $5,590,000. rockets that carry fragmentation bombs. general electric. progress is our most important products. research and development of the mark 12 reentry vehicle. the contracts on this item alone are expected to total $40 million. --rlpool compilation corporation. the beehive p

. ♪ ♪ >>> 6 miembros de una familia murieron vÍctimas de las llamas que consumieron su casa en harlem>>> miles de inmigrantes con o sin documentos tienen... gracias a un sistema nuevo de salud. rebeca smith tiene los detalles de este plan que tambiÉn les permitirÁ conseguir medicamento a bajo costo. >>> uno como inmigrante no tiene uno la cobertura del seguro. >>> rosario es madre de 2 hijos. vive hace 2 aÑos en new york y no tiene mÉdico de cabecera una decisiÓn del alcalde podrÍa cambiar le la vida con el nuevo programa new york city care, los residentes de la ciudad tendrÁn derecho a servicios mÉdicos. >>> la felicidad de poder obtener esos beneficios del cual uno se puede presentar en cualquier hospital y le den a uno la atenciÓn que uno necesita por el propio bienestar de uno. >>> segÚn el alcalde de new york esta serÁ la iniciativa mÉdica mÁs grande y completa en todo el paÍs. mÁs de 600 mil neoyorquinos van a contar con atenciÓn mÉdica >>> sus detractores dicen que seria costoso alrededor de $100 millones de Ícas para cuidados. >>> necesita demostrar que vivido una ciudad un mÍ

the enemy is in appalachia and the ghettos of harlem and watts. it is hunger and despair. [applause] >> the enemy is polluted water and polluted air and the enemy is polluted hope. is not healthy for children and other living things. while we choke in our cities, our money is spent on nerve gas. poverty is not healthy for children, but while millions of children go to bed hungry every aret, our scientists working on better biological weapons to destroy crops. our cities are burning, and we devoting our national resources to napalm to destroy cuts in indochina. why? there are profits made on pentagon products. [applause] >> there are thousands of companies involved and some of them are very familiar to us home makers and consumers. from the defense department's own defense industry bulletin, here are just a few of the most recently awarded contracts. rocketon, $590,000 for motor tubes. they carry fragmentation bombs. general electric. congress is our most important product. for development of the mark 12 reentry vehicle. contracts on this item are committed to total $40 mil

but up next, this week i had lunch with mayor pete in new york's harlem neighborhood.he has a lot of buzz right now, but does he have what it takes to attract non-white voters? we'll be right back. >> we want to make sure we're writing our own playbook. >> do you think we should keep troops in afghanistan? >> i do not. i believe we need to do it in a responsible way. >>> we talked to a number of issues that affect our community in south bend. we talked also about an agenda for black america that's going to be a very important part of my campaign, something that focuses on homeownership, entrepreneurship, health, education, and criminal justice reform in the context of making sure our democracy is accessible to everybody. >> that was 2020 democratic candidate pete buttigieg earlier this week, speaking after he and i had lunch at sylvia's restaurant in harlem, new york. we discussed some of the issues he'll face as he courts black voters throughout the campaign. all the while we learned about possibly three new faces jumping into the fray -- colorado senator michael benn

the other one harlem, new york, killed six people in an apartment building. this is new video from that fire. four of the people who died were children. this is a seven-story building. they are all members of the same family. crews are still on scene trying to investigate the cause. >>> if you plan on take an uber or lyft today, you might want to take bart or muny instead. uber will have their ipo tomorrow. >> they stand to raise billions and we're sitting here like, wow, you're constantly cutting our pay. >> i hear it but i'm not shower what all the uber drivers are going to do. >> i have bills to pay. >> lyft went public last month and now reporting over a billion dollars in losses even with $776 million in revenue. >>> the proposal included setting a rent increase of between 2% and 7% of the consumer price index each year for properties billed before 199345. it would exclude single family homes. it would only allow evictions if a renter failed to pay or was a nuisance. >> if we don't get rent under control, a lot of people will become homeless and it's ver

a family of six in new york including four children were killed in an apartment fire in harlem. it started on the 5th floor about 1:30 this morning. as the flames spread, witnesses heard tenants screaming for their lives trapped in the building. it was a 45-year-old mother, a male, wo youngers and two young boys. they range from 3 to 11. >>> heavy fire was showing from five windows of that apartment and as aggressive as the members could be, they were not able to reach those occupants and they are deceased. >>> early reports say the fire was an accident. excluding the 9/11 attacks, this was the deadliest fire in in fire in new york city since 1990. >>> the flames can be seen several miles away. smoke has shut down nearby streets. it started near a barn and quickly moved into some tall stacks of hay bails. no injuries are are reported and the dairy cows are not in danger. they are not sure how it started. >> police still searching for a second driver involved in a deadly street racing crash. it was racing sunday night when the trans am lost control. that car slammed into a tree.

he was up in harlem, meeting people.nd al sharpton thought he was connecting with harlem better than expected. what is going on in south carolina? >> great to be with you. i think mayor pete has work to do. i have been in touch with him about their strategy coming out. i think we have reverend al, our colleague and friend. we do a sirius xm show together. i think it's important to highlight all candidates, particularly mayor pete, al sharpton is not african-american community. you have to cast a wider net. what people and voters care about in south carolina might be different than in new york. in terms of the black vote is somewhat antiquated. just like other communities, there are different parts of our community care about. so think of pete, you know, looking a lot of things, he had challenges in south carolina, for sure. he acknowledges that, there are some things that didn't get pick up. he did go to the hcbcu. he did have roundtables with some of the activists and political leaders there. so he is trying to make inr

and i realized that that's not new york [ laughter ] it's been incredible the first week was in harlem planetarium so it was pretty epic. >> jimmy: all the boroughs i want to show everyone a clip y here'sa shahidi in "the sun is also a star." take a look at this. >> what's with the notebook? >> it's poems. >> poems >> what are they about oh no, wait, let me guess. love >> yes >> well, i don't believe in love >> what if i told you i could get you to fall in love with me scientifically just give me a d one day. today. >> i can't i don't have a day >> do you have an hour >> an hour >> jimmy: yara shahidi, everybody! [ cheers and applause "the sun is also a star" is in theaters tomorrow. yara and i are doing something fun when we come back. stick around, everybody.nd [ cheerspplause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. applebee's new loaded fajitas. ♪ i want it all ♪ ♪ 'cause there's nothing like this feeling, baby ♪ now that i'vend you ♪ ♪ now that i've found you ♪ touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way?

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this is video from the scene outside of their apartment building there in harlem. right now it's not clear what started this fe but officials tell us it began on the fifth floor around 1:30 this morning. it took two hours to get this under conteol. several pple killed. all part of a tragic story we're following. >> developing this morning, a colorado community is hurting after a deadly school shooting. two students stormed the s.t.e.m. school killing one student and injuring eight others. one suspect has een identified as 18-year-old devon eriksson. detectives swarmed his home overnight. a white car was taken away from eriksson's home. officials are expected to give another update around 8:00 this. mornin >>> 4:34 is your time right now. happening today for drivers in d.c., traffic could look very different this morning. uber and lyft drivers say they are going on strike today. the drivers protesting today saying theet want bter wages, they want more clear policies on tips and fares. the drivers also want benefits like paid time off. d.c. is one of several citieser

that was born out of the protests or the graffiti that you see everywhere and hard to live i was in harlem before in twenty seventeen and back then the walls were extremely very doing the kind of work that a seal does could actually get you into into real trouble but now the second you land you see murals everywhere people writing slogans of revolutions on the walls when you go to the sit in area that the protesters all to are to this day still occupying to demand civilian rule there are all kinds of performances and poetry being written and songs being composed so it really shows that people's need to express themselves and this rediscovery of art really if you have it to be done i think he went to experience on the ground you've talked about that a bit but what reception did you personally get us a foreign journalist because it's always been pretty difficult right i mean sudan has been notoriously known for its difficulties from reporting on the ground and not to make this about us journalists being there and this is obviously about the people but i i will say that we even the sit in are

change the strict abortion laws, but the challllee ththat faces pro-choice putut -- hasas forced harlem and terrence to put themselves in charge instead where this public issue is regarded. genie: now to spain where a number of first and second division football players have been arrested over suspicions of match fixing. a spanish paper broke that story, saying a number of players are linked to forming a criminal organization that has been able to profit from betting on games. andral former players coaches are reportededly now unr arrest. sarah morrrris joins us from madrid to talk more about all of this. what are you hearing? sarah: six arrests so far, and they include first andnd second division players. ththey also include executives, the preresident of a footbaball club. hehe is under ararrest. we have seen images of him in handcuffs. there is a search going on at a football club as we speak. some of the football players -- theaps s would be -- perhaps best-known is an madrid player. and carlos has played for several first division teams here in n spain.n. thos allegations in the in

the new york city pizzeria waiter was cleaning a table in harlem when he made this discovery and he grabbed ta check he ran after the woman, but she had already gone home. five days later, with t help returned it to the 79-year-old retired social worker. >> the immediate reaction was oh, crap, i don't want to be responsible, i don't want to hold this, let's put it where it is safe. >> i'm grateful to that young man and he wouldn't take any money from me. but i plan to go and have dinner, a lot, and leave him a big tip. >> since the man declined the money she plans to give him a c gifttificate to help him in medical school. how about that? the check was her life savings and she was going to use it for a down payment on a new hme. what an incredible story there. and a beautiful good d.dee >>> all right. a man's doorbell camenu captured anal site in the sky over chicago last night. take a look at this.tc if you wathe top left part of your screen, right there, that's a meteki, strea across the sky. and a man in the chicago suburb capturing the light show, right are prime for spotting meteors. t

>>on a misty wednesday evening in the tidy building lobby of 10 lenox terrace in harlem friends and neighborslebrate a legend assuming they can still keep up with her. to no one's surprise doctor melissa freeman popped out of the elevator looking as they say sharp as a tack. the title doctor the result of what will next year be her 65th year practicing internal medicine, i'm only doing i am supposed to do. and that is to reach out to help as long as i had the opportunity do it i know that i must continue to do and doctor freeman just turned 93 years old. she still works several days a week running her own medical practice and attending a clinic where she specializes in treating opioid addiction. to see people. help students. sometimes does a shoe. jobs doctor freeman is the granddaughter of a freed slave who following the emancipation proclamation moved to new york city to start a family. doctor freeman continues this tradition of excellence and is recognized through several proclamations well wishes and now in the company of family friends and neighbors says she wants to keep going for as lo

female jogger was beaten and raped in new ys central park in 1989, they were just five teenagers from harlem salaam, antoine mccray, kevin richardson, cory wise, and raymond santana. but on after, the horrific crime, they were arrested an quickly branded "the central park five". >> this whole process was surreal just to see like our life story portrayed and to still be relevant 30 years later. >> is my mom here? >> it's just us -- you and us. >> reporter: convicted on what they always maintained were coerced confessions, each was sentenced to years behind bars what was it like for you to watch those scenes oyour enkae incarceration? was it difficult >> it was. it was it was it still is, but it rwas. >>eporter: their convictions were vacated in 2002 after anesher man confsed to the attack his dna a match. the central park five were awarde1 d $4llion in a settlement with the city of new york. >> we didn't get an apology at all. all the time we did for something we didn't do, and itrt hu >> we have this indelible scarf, oh, that's, you know, kevin richardson, the guy from the central park jogge

it happened in harlem in a seven-story new york city housing authority apartment building. the fire appears to be an accident, flames moved really fast and claimed the lives of an adult man and woman, two young girls and two young boys, all of them died at the scene. the other people in the building managed to escape safely through the smoke and fire. investigators are still working to determine an exact cause. this is the deadliest since the 2017 fire in the bronx that killed 13 people. >> jessica, thank you. >>> happening this morning california's board of education set to vote on a major change on sex education. some angry parents and conservative groups are expected to voice their opposition to the plan this morning. the proposal doesn't require schools to teach anything, but it will give teachers guidance on several issues including how to talk to students about gender identity, puberty, and safe lgbt sex. >>> abc 7 news viewers are joining in on efforts to help build a better bay area. one viewer in the south bay reached out on our better bay area facebook group about

harlem and over the proposed rules critics are concerned that fair trials won't be guaranteed on the mind not just only. hong kong as with the international community have very little to no trust nor confidence. over the hong kong china extradition business are the reason for us to be feared. because it's court has. to prove kept us safe got the human rights but sides of politics are an impasse over who would chair this committee which will scrutinize the extradition bill for the city's chief executive wants a vote by july the philippines has taken drastic action over canada's failure to take tons of rubbish shipped to manila more than 5 years ago canada was given until may 15th to ship back more than 100 containers filled with household waste the philippines has responded by recalling at some data and councils in canada to melinda going to has more on the story. in 2014 during the time of former president beneath your keno members of the bureau of customs the convert that there were more than 50 container vans containing toxic waste shipped from canada to the philippines says that s

the central park 5 harlem teenagers infamously convicted of a rape they did not commit are the focus of ava duvernay's when they see us. >>it stands 25 years from the incident and their trial through their exoneration and settlement with the city of new york. the four-part limited series debuts friday on netflix. dee snider has dropped a new music video tomorrow's no concern filled at a concert in sao paolo, brazil. >>the sums up his most recent solo album for the love of metal, here's a listen. >>alien covenant, the second alien prequel after firm ets was a box office disappointment but that doesn't seem to have discouraged ridley scott, your id reports the filmmaker is planning a 3rd alien prequel it's reportedly still in the script phase where like space no one can hear you scream. >>and before we go how about a little peek outside there's a bay bridge toll plaza and some traffic just a minor weight in some of the cash lanes but overall a pretty good trip into san francisco. what about your forecast we'll see how your day is shaping up. well john travel after the break stay with u

they were five boys, yusef, antoine, raymond, kevin and corey, who were just boys in harlem on a springast day, april 19, 1989, was the last day they were ever boys again. so around this whole thing of boys will be boys, the kavanaugh stuff, it was happening while we were shooting this and i couldn't help but wonder why are some boys allowed to, you know, rough house and act stupid, and other boys are instantly criminalized. so that's a bit of what we examenned. that's larger than the case central park five. so i ask the question what do you see when you see us. >> trevor: when you're filming the series. it's released around the 30-year anniversary of when donald trump as a private citizen ran an advertisement calling for the executions of these five young men. do you think that sentiment, that that in some way shifted the public's perception on how to deal with these boys? >> he was a part of a wave of people of privilege who were immediately starting to shape the story, starting to indict these boys, and, so, this film asks you to think about the news. at that time, 89% of the headlin

warships are using quote secret weapons if they do anything on wise but it's all commentary to harlem a salvi believes that washington should take time to see the situation from iran's perspective. the u.s. is unfortunately going down a path of confrontation the trumpet ministration on the surface it has constantly repeated that it wants to negotiate with iran and trump saying that it wants to talk with the iranian leaders however in reality what we have been witnessing is that in the past two years the us administration is taking a very hostile act towards you want i mean for example the recent announcement of sending troops and the sending of a u.s. aircraft carrier towards iran if you look at it from the ukrainian perspective are seen very as as a very hostile act for example if we reverse the situation how would an american's feel if you're on started to send attack ships near the coast of florida and started to position so-called critiqued of troops in mexico i don't think they would like that and we have the same situation in iraq. t.v. streaming service netflix is under fire fo

. >> armando is a waiter at the famous patsy's in harlem.the walls, there are photos like barbara walter, michelle obama among others, but not enough for karen vencor. >> well, summer is coming. probably women don't like to eat pizzas as much. you know, the sense of humor. >> the check came. the consensus of opinion was not to give him a tip. and we wrote on the note women eat pizza. and by the way, have you heard that women don't leave tips. >> but she did leave behind a $424,000 cashier's check. he found it, gave it to his boss, and both waited for its owner to come back and claim it. >> she was in tears. she was super excited that somebody actually found it and kept it. >> i'm so grateful that the insult that we gave him did not prevent him from doing the right thing. >> indeed. she offered the waiter ney, buhe wouldn't take it. he said it's the small gestures like these that make us human. >> that's all for now. we appreciate you >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the nor'easter slamming the east right now. mo

called the bank actually not center of political power because this was an election for europeans in harlem and more recently also of course and we all know you can. that's my advice that you must forgotten this is a question of local government as well and for you how does this go to avoid risk all mine and we have achieved this good selection result because we are in the last few years and the last one and a half years we managed to go beyond that are the traditional political issue moves and that's in addition of course we have a substantive part of what we're going for us here it's a by providing orientation indicative of fog it's not a buyout providing speculation that would just disorientating as ugly and. even as valerie her national online. letters were that well you already said.

department of african-american studies.this is about the concept of the new negro leading up to the harlem renaissance. it was originally called the new negro renaissance. i asked students to play with this. give me an instance where booker t. washington is not an uncle tom selling out the race. make the case. a lot of people dupe they say, look at china. if black people had developed but whatlly -- washington was training people for was not really going to put them in leading, strong positions within soon to century economy. he was training them more for -- within a soon to be 20th century economy. he was training them more for a 19th-century model industry and trade. and many of the lynchings, though they were ostensibly in the name of a black man attempting to rape or raping a white woman, when ida b wells started investigating them in 1892, and other people investigated them, including walter white in the 1920's, it turned out it was economic competition.ida b wells' best friend had a grocery store, a market. across the street was a white man. marbles,were playing black and white kids,

through the season, we're playing the clippers, so steph goes into this pearly neil impersonation, harlem globetrotters. i'm like this, don't dribble lu traffic, move the ball on. and of course swish. and i walked back to the bench and -- good shot, steph, way to go. but that was actually a key moment. the important thing for me to realize was who steph was, who klay is. >> who are they? >> they're gun slingers. >> puts it up, fires! steph curry! >> kerr knows greatness when he sees it. he was an important player on the michael jordan bulls teams in the '90s. he tells us the golden state vibe feels similar to a point. >> i sat and watched michael jordan every night in chicago. something special was happening. the difference is it could happen from steph, kevin, klay. it could happen from any one of those guys on a given night. >> we stuck around one day after practice to meet those guys. along with veterans andre iguodala, who was finishing his wheaties, and stalwart shawn livingston. it was a rare five-on-one interview with the players showing some signs of mid season fatigue. >> if i to

it says a lot, i think the jury is picking up on it>> reporter: also understand was david harlem who testified somebody had complained about people living in the warehouse, an inspector came out but could not get access into the building less than three weeks before the deadly fire. the jury also read previous testimony from the late robert jacob which, in a trick electrician and nuisance died. he said the city did not have the money to make the needed repairs. the wrapping up the case and the defense might start as early as next week.>>> still to come a blunt assessment from the mayor of oakland.>> the worst possible problem i have ever seen in my entire life living here.>> reporter: she was being done about it and why it might just be a dent in the problem.>>> is warming up, temperatures are way up from where they were a few days ago, we should see some low to mid 80s at the beginning of the week.>>> a 4-year-old boy is mauled by a mountain lion, how the boys father intervened in the rear attack. >>> a 4-year-old boy in san diego county is recovering after he was attacked by a moun

flames broke out in harlem about 1:30 this morning. after firefighters extinguished the flames they found the people unconscious. they were a 45-year-old mother, 33-year-old male relative, two girls and two boys 3 to 11. >>> heavy fire from the apartment. as aggressive as the members could be, they were not able to reach those occupants and they are deceased. >>> preliminary indications showed the fire started by accident. excluding the september 11 attacks, this was the deadly owes since 1997 when 87 people were killed in a fire at a social club. >>> firefighters say it's may take days to put out the fire burning at a dairy 35 miles east of los angeles. the flames can be seen several miles away and smoke has shut down nearby streets. this started near a barn and quickly moved into tall stacks of hay bails. no injuries reported and the cows are not in any danger. the cause of the fire not yet known. >>> a woman is being treated for smoke inhalation after a fire. firefighters were able to contain the flames to that 6th floor unit but fo

this happened overnight in harlem.he fire appears to be an accident. >>> number three, a dozen people are out of their homes this morning after an overnight fire in santa rosa. this happened inside a sixth floor unit on fourth street just afteridnigh >> uber and lyft drivers plan to strike today by turning off their apps for 12 hours starting at noon. drivers have a series of demands including increased job security, livable incomes, and a cap on the company's commission. >>> number five, today becomes sunny and warmer this afternoon. look what i'm tracking for tomorrow into friday morning, a chance of thunderstorms everywhere. >>> number six, we are in recovery mode from some road work. westbound 205 to 580. we are hearing about a new crash. >>> take a look at prince harry and duchess meghan's newborn son. they made their first public appearance with baby sussex. we're still calling the baby baby sussex because they have not revealed the baby's name. >>> a vote to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of cong

. >> also on the stand david harlem who testified someone complained about people living in the warehouse. an inspector came out, but couldn't get access inside the building. that witness less than three weeks before the deadly fire. >>> the jury was also read previous preliminary hearing testimony from the late robert jacob with, he said it was a death track but al mena didn't have the money to make repairs. they might start as early as next week. henry lee, fox 2 news. >> >> police are looking for a man who exposed himself in front of two girls on the way to taylor middle school around 10:40 yesterday morning. a man was outside his car near the upper parking lot and looking at them and touching himself. when they looked back the man and the car were gone. anyone with information, contact police. >>> music classes have been saved after a vote on a blan to plym night the program. paul chambers has more on the fight to keep the music classes alive. [applause] >> reporter: it was a joyous occasion for the parents of students who packed the school board meeting. >> to know the orchestra prog