y los otros, los harlem globe, los ayudamos a poner la malla y más.invitado escia analizarpeal par ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ más esperado de la semana entre los dados cowboys y los 49ers. ya hablamos en la semana de lo bien que están los 49ers y todas sus armas. por eso vamos a hacer contacto hasta dallas, texas, con nuestro compañero de telemundo, dallas, eric mora, para hablar del rival. eric muy buenas tardes. un partido con un sabor diferente, sin duda, pero para ti cuál va a ser la clave para poder ganar? yo creo que todo se va a definir básicamente en lo que pueden hacer las ofensivas, lo que puedan hacer los mariscales de campo. >> creo que ahí va a

. >> reporter: in new york city's harlem, this landmark apartment building is showing its age. ♪ buthe music inside never gets old ♪ for the past 30 years, even during covid, on sunday afternoons, marjorie elliott's living room becomes a small jazz concert hall ♪ with her son rud brears, they entertain about 40 people. packed into the parlor, the hallway, even the kitchen, for two hours of free jazz >> this kind of magic. >> reporter: the concerts began in 1993, after marjorie's other son phillip died of kidney failure on a sunday >> i used to go crazy on sundays crying >> reporter: but soon, she learned to manage her sorrow and celebrate life was music your therapy? >> always. you go to what you know and having played all my life, i went to that >> reporter: now the music draws people from all over. first come, first seated where are you from >> i'm from germany. >> i'm from denmark. >> i'm from harlem, just a couple blocks away i feel like showing up here on sundays, this is like my church. ♪ >> reporter: marjorie promises her guests the jazz is here to stay >> they have taken a st

in the meantime, enjoy "harlem .are on fire today. i'm telling you, they're hot, red hot.

rehema ellis, nbc news, harlem >> that is beautiful >> that muse ic is great therap. >>> calling it the when they noticed a brack b black bear on a catamaran. oh, my goodness, the bear is living the life of luxury. >> fat bear week is here and voting is officially open. brown bears get placed into a bracket and the public gets to decide who gets to advancement as they plump up for winner, they consume more than 120 pounds of salmon each day. this is "early today." >>> right now at 5:00, oakland is one step closer to a big crime fighting boost. the simple technology just

the harlem renaissance was the most exciting place in the entire city.ats would make sure they were in harlem because these were the people who were living on the edge. and we see this in los angeles as well when the pansy clubs arrived. ♪♪♪ ♪ frankie and johnny, both sweethearts. ♪ ♪ mm, how they could love. ♪ ♪ and they thought that they'd love each other, mm, ♪ ♪ but everything about him was a man. ♪ ♪ and he was doing her wrong. ♪ william: these clubs became very popular. lillian: movie stars went slumming in those clubs. speaker: where are we going? speaker: well, you said you wanted to go slumming, so i picked a place to eat in the village. only the wild poets and anarchists eat there. william: joan crawford, william haines, cary grant, randolph scott, would be spotted at these pansy clubs. watching drag queens like karyl norman and gene malin coming out and doing drag acts onstage. speaker: we present to you now by remote control, that famous artist, mr. julian eltinge, female impersonator. ♪♪♪ lillian: julian eltinge was a male to female imperson

>> i'm from germany. >> i'm from denmark. >> i'm from harlem, just a couple blocks away.ays, this is my church. ♪♪ >> reporter: marjorie promises her guests the jazz is here to stay. >> they have taken a story that's considered really sad and made something joyous from that. and i'm grateful to them. ♪♪ >> reporter: and we're grateful for you. [ applause ] rehema ellis, nbc news, harlem. >> and that's "nightly news." thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> nbc bay area is now streaming live on peacock. >>> there on stage stood diane and barbara boxer, hands raised in what the nation

. ♪ >>> finally tonight, we head to 126th street in harlem. it's a place rooted in music history.g 50 years of hip-hop. but 25 years ago, these artists who are used to commanding the mic and the stage joined forces to celebrate a legacy while marking their own. ♪ when you chose it ♪ >> hip-hop music in 1988 was climbing its way to the top. ♪ and in the fall of that year, some of the genre's pioneers came together for a memorable photo shoot. they called it the greatest day in hip-hop. look at you 25 years ago. >> yeah in the front row. thank you, brother! ♪ >> fat joe, one of rap's first latino superstars was among the 177 artists that day who rubbed elbows on this harlem street with other rap legends like rockom, busta rhymes and jermaine dupri. did you realize that photo would go down in history? >> yeah, i knew it. that day, seeing so many of my peers, so many people that i look up to that i respect on another level, here together in unity, we knew that was history. >> in that very same spot, 40 years earlier, in 1958, photographer art cane took this iconic photo, featuring 57

. >>> finally tonight, we head to 126th street in harlem. it's a place rooted in music history. hip-hop. but 25 years ago these artists who are used to commanding the mike and the stage joined forces to celebrate a legacy while marking their own. ♪ remember when he told you he was about the benjamins ♪ >> reporter: hip-hop music in 1998 was climbing its way to the top. ♪ and in the fall of that year some of the genre's pioneers came together for a memorable photo shoot. they called it the greatest day in hip-hop. look at you 25 years ago. >> yeah. in the front row. >> fat joe, you're the man! >> thank you, brother. ♪ lean back ♪ >> reporter: fat joe, one of rap's first latino superstars, was among the 177 artists that day who rubbed elbows on this harlem street with other rap legends like rakim, busta rhymes, common, mos def and record producer jermaine dupri. >> did you realize that photo would go down in history? >> i knew it. and that day, seeing so many of my peers, so many people that i look up to and i respect on another level, here together in unity, we knew that was hist

before the sun rises in new york city 10 members of the harlem chapter of the black panther party arrested and jailed 17 old high school student jamaal joseph brooks committee college nursing student. other suspects computer analyst research chemist curtis powell, and 17 old high school students. or later apprehended or surrendered. suspects richard harris are already in a newark jail on earlier bank robbery charges. the three remaining suspects managed to get a weight disappearing from sight. from the rated homes to nypd special services teams 5:30 eight caliber pistols to military rifles, three shotguns a pair of handcuffs, items that sickabuses how made explosives t map of bronx railroad stations a copy of the urban guerrilla warfare manual. written by black panther guerrilla team. twenty-one member's the black panther party are indicted on conspiracy to shoot police officers involved police stations railroad tracks and at department stores at near botanical garden in the bronx offended status too ill to stand trial due to his chronic epilepsy to the members already held in new jersey a

in harlem. he's accompanied by four additional officers armed with two two bulletproof vest and one shotgun. on the detectives command than then like a rag on fire. the apartment hallway and begin shouting fire, fire. the twowo arguments of apartment nine wake to the cries and smell smoke. he jumps up, looks through the doors people and sees the flames. when he opens a door he is going to buy a shotgun pressed into his chest, while other officers stationed outside on the fire escape entry through the window and hold her at gunpoint. one mile away that same morning -- is apprehended from his apartment. robert collier is taken into custody from his home on e. eighth st., and a few blocks away detective joseph coffee accompanied by his own team kicks open the door of michael kum holds a h gun to his head ad declares i've got you, you black -- if you move i will blow your brains out. before the sun rises in new york city, ten members of the harlem chapter of the black panther party are arrested andc

i know this is campaign promise, was she there when kids are being shot up in harlem and when bodegae being robbed and stabbed. it is so insulting to people of new york that have to deal with this crime-ridden city, that you never see the attorney general there for that. what about the carjackings, is she at those trials? is she putting pressure on da's in new york city to do something about it? guy in his real estate, target him because he is a political opponent? >> brian: why aren't you suing joe biden for destroying your city with 125,000 illegal aliens. governor cuomo says they should be suing the federal government for what is happening in new york. >> ainsley: we will see how it affects the polls. people are looking at this and saying, really, people are being pushed in the subways, crime everywhere, illegal immigrants sleeping on the streets and this is what they are worried about. >> brian: it is bad for president trump, he could be fined $250 million. >> ainsley: they want to ruin his life and bankrupt him. >> brian: while he appeals they could put 40 wall street in receive

i saw tears in harlem i cried, i imagined my own child, i couldn't imagine it at that time, and every time i saw it, i cursed how many thousands of ali asghar , how many people are left without ali asghar , how many nursing mothers are leaving, how many mothers and fathers are leaving, we want to tell the people of gaza that we are ready whenever give our leader the name jihad, we are ready to fight the enemy, to tell the palestinians that wherever we are, we are behind you and we support you. this is a letter to agha ruhollah khomeini from shahrivar 1347. a group of palestinian fighters in a letter in arabic request a fatwa from him. the answer is in farsi. israel, with its goals, poses a great danger to the islam of muslim countries, and the fear is that if the muslims give them a deadline, the opportunity will be lost and it will not be possible to prevent them . it is up to other muslims in general to get rid of this article of corruption in any way possible and not to fail to help the defenders. the declaration of the end of relations with israel and the islamic republic's suppor

if you move a blow your brains out before the sunrise in new york city, ten members of the harlem chapter of the black panther party are arrested and jailed, including a 17 year old high school student, jamal joseph, and 20 year old bronx bronx community college nursing student bird. others suspects, computer analyst sundiata okoli researched curtis powell quando kinshasa. shabba om la miku blueberry and 17 year old high school student lonnie epps are later apprehended or surrender suspects. richard harris and quasi balogun are already in a newark. an earlier bank robbery charge charges. the three remaining suspects, the three mack thomas machine and barry and sekou odinga managed to get away disappearing from sight from the raided. the nypd special services teams 538 caliber pistols, two military rifles, three shotguns, a pair of handcuffs, items that can be used as homemade explosive tvs. a map of bronx real raids, railroad stations, and a copy of the urban guerrilla warfare, written by black panther team captain quando kinshasa, 21, members of the black panther party are indicted on co

i'm from harlem, new york.d in new york, like, you know harlem, of course. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> but to dream my whole life to just, you know, make something of myself, to be able to come back home and get the key to the city is one of my biggest honors. >> jimmy: and a day in your hon for that too. >> yes, diddy day. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and that, by the way, that's impressive and congratulations. a great one. what i'm wondering is why isn't your name on this? why is the mayor's name on this? and why is there no mention of you on your key to the city? >> hmmm. >> jimmy: also, how are you supposed to use this key? it's attached to the plaque here. >> let me tell you something about the key. shout out to eric adams that he actually has his name here, because this really gets you into anywhere. i actually tested it. i was walking around. >> jimmy: where did you go? >> duddy, what's up? i got the key, let me in. i just went anywhere. all types of places. >> jimmy: could you free all the animals at the bronx v

stand up and boogaloo it's called latin boogaloo, a rhythmic mix of r&b, soul, jazz, born in spanish harlem now this music is making a comeback big-time. and look who's here with us today, two men credited with helping propel the latin boogaloo sound during its start, johnny colón, your ordinary guy joe bataan. to their right dj turmix. to what do you credit the return of boogaloo music? i think that, uh, it's probably that the... the boogaloo has always been around. it never really went away. torres: there's a big event that will be held this week in central park. the three of you are together, right? bataan: we're all three together-- it's history. we expect the whole barrio to come down. (johnny colón's "oyelo" plays) (singing in spanish) how's everybody feeling out there tonight? (cheers and applause) we got two serious, serious new york artists about to lay down some real new york music on this stage tonight. there is nowhere i would rather be on this planet right now than right here in central park about to hear two legends of el barrio. well, without further ado, let me turn it over

the action program is much more beautiful than harlem. science fiction genre was the next choice of children. about fictional metaphysics. it should be imaginative, comedy was the next choice for children. i would really like to make a series, it should have laughter and it should be related to a topic that people, whether young or old , like movies that will make people happy and attractive when they see them. animations are still i make popular stories among children that are scary, imaginative and scientific about. dolls cartoons and if you want to make a program, what is its topic? i am talking about, for example , they make more movies. or scientists, series about life lessons, about a girl who had a very bad life and now wanted to live. experience has shown that high-quality programs in the field of children remain in the minds of its audience for years , so it is possible to convey deep concepts to its target audience. sahar zwanati, a news reporter for radio and television. i am talking about children and television with ms. sidig

when i saw harlem, i shed tears, i imagined my own child , i couldn't imagine it at that time, and every time i saw it, i cursed the criminal regime of israel , god willing . fathers go, we want to the people of gaza let's say that we are ready whenever our leader gives the name jihad, we are ready to fight the enemy , to tell the palestinians that wherever we are, we are behind you and we support you , god willing, they attacked the town and left. they took me on a motorcycle to one of the agricultural fields. from there we entered the gaza strip. they created a gap in the special electronic wall that the army built on the border with explosives. a wall that cost two and a half billion dollars to build. it is of no use to us. first they told us that we are muslims and you will never be persecuted. but to the same you live the way you used to live . we walked through the tunnels. the road was wet and humid. they took us in a big room. there were about 25 of us. after about 2 to 3 hours, five people separated the residents of niroouz settlement . this room someone was separated from other

when i saw harlem, i cried, i imagined my own child, i couldn't imagine it at that time, and every time i saw it, i cursed the criminal regime of israel, which , god willing , we will see their destruction and destruction by god 's will. i want to tell the people of gaza that we are ready whenever our leader gives the name jihad . we support inget vatten, inget el, inget vatten, inget är, sjukhusen rasar ner, sjukhusen. ya han visto, no es una guerra, es un pelocillo, no es una guerra, es un pelocillo. i feel horrified and disgusted that my government here in the united states sends weapons and money to israel and unconditionally provides diplomatic support to israel, which is engaged in killing the palestinians . it is important for everyone to take to the streets to protest . it is important for me to protest that. i being a young muslim expressed my deepest concern about israeli occupation against the palestinian men and israeli aggression against unarmed defense people. i also condemn this absurd notion in the strongest possible way that the children in gaza are dying. and the child

books and ideas continue to shape our national identity, from mark twain huckleberry finn to the harlemaissance to milton friedman's free-market principles, to cesar chavez fight foror labor rights. these are the ideas and movements that shaped america. so join in a conversation with your calls and comments at c-span and the library of congress look at books that are landmarks of american politics andla law. books that export race relations, books that take you down the mississippi river to the open prairies of nebraska and to the pacific coast. books that examine free-market capitalism and workers' rights. looks that r shaped america. live for ten weeks monday nights at nine eastern on c-span, c-span.org, andnd c-span radio starting september 18. >> host: carla hayden, books that shaped america. you realize this new series that we just promoted is inspired by the library of congress. >> guest: yes, in 2013 a the library of congress developed a list of 100 books that shaped america. and it was so popular and so this series we'rees hoping that everybody is going to join us to think about

from mark twain's huckleberry finn to the harlem renaissance. to cesar chavez's fight for labor rights. these are the ideas and movements that shaped america. join in the conversation with calls and comments with c-span and the library of congress to look at books that are landmarks of the nation. books that take you down the mississippi river to the open prairies of nebraska and to the pacific coast. books that examine free-market capitalism and workers rights. books that changed america. monday nights at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c's and, c-span -- c-span.org and c-span now. host: we are still live at the national book festival. a couple more hours. we just finished a conversation with dr. carla hayden, the librarian of congress, about a new series lunching september 18 on c-span with our partner, the library congress. "books that shaped america." new we have a new booth shane -- set up that is there. the record yourself and talk about a book you think shaped america and why it is important. people have been doing this all day long. this booth will

couldn't be with us today because he's touring, but we still honor a son of puerto rico and spanish harlem feliciano. i can pronounce that. [applause] that's my generation. hosea comes from a small family. one of 11 brothers. [laughter] blind since birth, he picked up a guitar at age nine. a pioneering artist bridging cultures and styles, winning grammys and opening doors for generations of latino artists and the heart of our nation. last but not least, gladys knight, who i'm crazy about her music. set in this room to receive the kennedy center honors. later that night, jill and i and kamala and doug showed our appreciation for the empress of soul. a few weeks later, we invited gladys back to the white house to perform at a summit with leaders from 50 african nations, as i honored the african nation presidents and prime ministers. what better way to show who we are as a nation than to give gladys knight an opportunity to sing for the nation. gladys, as i said before, you are one of the best things ever to happen in terms of music. i'm a fan. [applause] speaking of good things in music, the

next to the mothers of palestine, i shed tears when i saw harlem, i cried, i imagined my own child ,ouldn't imagine it at that time, and every time i saw it, i cursed the criminal regime of israel, god willing. let's read how many thousands of aligarhs in gaza and palestine . we are behind you and we support you with the continuation of the occupation war on gaza and the continuation of the siege of the gaza strip, what is the state of the occupation and what is the military plan, especially regarding the al-bari conquest? the set of problems faced by the israeli army, if we decide to enter gaza, hell awaits the forces according to the destiny of the army and the resistance as well. and this is al-jaheem assuming the capabilities of the high resistance in the fight on the territory of gaza, and the damage of the innovation in the area. but in another area , the gaza battalion in the occupation army, which was being destroyed by its high intelligence and military capabilities, and which was counted for the day of the invasion, the ability to resist, and the neutralization in the battl

i thought it was an extension of the harlem renaissance for us, for the african american culture ands of hip-hop. when it started i knew that it would eventually be more than what it was at that moment. but, man, 50 years is awesome. >> crush groove and sugarhill gang. taking us back. they are expecting 1,500 people at that rooftop concert. empire salutes 50 years of hip-hop unis, this sunday, from noon to 6:00 p.m. at sv? west. for more information about to our website nbcbayarea.com. it's right there under the trending bar. >> i want to party with too short, with mr. fab. that's going to be fun. if you don't do that, if the skies are clear enough, tomorrow morning will bring a super cool rare astronomical event to the skies above the bay area. >> this is big. a partial solar eclipse. last time we had something like this, 2017. nbc's scott budman on how to get a glimpse safely. >> reporter: they call it the ring of fire. think of it as the moon photobombing the sun. >> we are looking towards the sun, the moon gets in the way. and so it has casts a shadowen the earth, on us. >> repor

a ambos lados de la calle. 1 va a estar más cerca a la intersección de harlem rock y 1 más cerca de lailias puedan cruzar. >> padres de familia y personal de rocket chip, fuerza community prep agradecen que hayan escuchado sus peticiones. la escuela recolectó 1800 firmas de la comunidad para solicitar este espacio. hay muchos niños, familias que no tienen carros caminan hacia la escuela. entonces esa va a ser una manera que caminen seguros y lleguen seguros a la escuela. a este plantel asisten más de 500 alumnos, desde pre-k kínder hasta 5o grado y está ubicado en el distrito mafer. pues ahora vemos a ver nuestros estudiantes en unos meses caminar seguros aquí en la comunidad, verdad? y es que la avenida jackson es considerado 1 de los corredores de alta prioridad contemplado en el plan vision 0 que está llevando a cabo el departamento de transporte de la ciudad de san josé, que necesita mejoras viales para reducir la cantidad de accidentes de tránsito. pero este paso peatonal es solo 1 de los ajustes que se planean ejecutar en las calles del distrito 5. >> otros incluyen mackay avenue

. >> si aquí en california y en el irs decidieran extender la fecha, harlem fernández debe explicar másel área de la bahía y en la mayoría del estado de california. si usted tomó ventaja de este periodo extra, el irs dice que es ahora el momento de pagar y declarar porque de lo contrario enfrentaría multas, penalidades o intereses. es importante que se comuniquen con la agencia porque en ciertas circunstancias hasta le pueden eliminar las multas y ofrecerle más tiempo. >> pero esto si es cada caso. así que lo más importante es que si la persona tiene una deuda y no puede pagarla, se comunique con la agencia para averiguar cuál es la mejor opción y así tratar de no acumular las multas y el interés. >> el irs dice que siete de cada diez contribuye antes recibiría en promedio 2.800■!a. si sometes la declaración de manera digital, recibirá el reembolso del irs más rápido que si lo hace por correo en un período de tres semanas. >> pero si quiere verificar el estado y se presentan de manera electrónica después de 24 horas, ya pueden hacerlo usando la herramienta. dónde está mi reembolso? en e

. >> is mister pizza, the reigning king of pizza ta 6, almost like a harlem globetrotter across the shoulders with trophies galore. tony g as he's known is the 13 time world pizza champ and just awarded the 50 top pizza world award. almost like baseball. >> you know, territorial was the best who is the best. but at the same time as houston honored that. >> got his humble start in the east and you could say he's been rolling in the dough ever so. what is award-winning? it's case like. got to start with the crust. you look at that crust. >> the structure that it's really beautiful as a class right now you're sharing this sharing the knowledge that everyone is even created these canned wines called what else? but tie. tony's pizza napoletana is in the heart of the city's north buddies opening up new restaurants faster than he can flip. pete says we actually do this. here so heartening. >> is the master. the art of tossing, which is a lot harder than it looks if you can tend his p to you, which is on the back burner these days. there's always the pizza bible. if you're downright religious about a

and to find me the model when the, this is a revenge against children and women, the harlem are that much has to do with it. and i agree, but i want to present it to us. you know, the purposes of the un charter has talked to somebody even saying that and depends how you prevent it. yes, mister president, this is reading as avenging the guy that sold women and children of the entire process. the company are taking revenge on the victim, as i know, the victims that continues to deny. what else? rights to freedom, independence on the return of the people who are man resilient in the face of the directions that are supported by hate speed. the lead by the occupying or for entry is who want to continue the crime of the deductible. and that's why i would like to be as our great, no, it has said that more deadly. you know, of the he and then we have a car. and, well, i like said inside has tried all forms of kidding, including the most modern weapons. but we are the america that does not die and cannot die too much and quote, the item shot here in the world. the witnesses would be able to l

si hay una sobredosis, todos los administra dores del distrito escolar de harlem rock y los miembrosque murió por sobredosis de fentanilo en el baño de una escuela al sur de california en septiembre de 2022. >> también requerirá educar bien para los estudiantes sobre los peligros de esta droga. hoy en día, los niños tienen acceso, tienen un acceso muy rápido a lo que viene siendo cualquier tipo de narcóticos. cada escuela podrá implementar sus propias estrategias y la ley entrará en vigor el 1 de enero de 2024. fátima navarrete noticiero telemundo 48. recuerda que si alguien tiene sobredosis, alguien cerca de usted puede llamar a la línea nacional de ayuda? >> bueno, ellos están disponibles en español también las 24 horas del día, los siete días de la semana y autoridades relacionadas a servicios sociales anunciaron el lanzamiento de un nuevo programa piloto de ingreso garantizados para jóvenes y jóvenes de crianza en san francisco. el programa dará a 150 jóvenes que recientemente salieron de los sistemas de cuidado de crianza extendido o de libertad condicional juvenil. pagos mensua

specific watchtower is on the border between 11 on an occupied palestine where indeed away sites on harlem, in some not cause of being runs. the end of the dodd areas were hit directly with a guided missiles by the anybody's resistance principle, not in retaliation to the assassination of a, some of the law, the, or with, or a student of this and the injury of the other. add to an attorney, lists from this name for me is be from 0 to 0 as well. our friend carmen to hold out who might lose a leg because of the aggression we all are praying for her to get well swimming. hopefully, she doesn't know to lose any of her limbs, but this retaliatory attack was in retaliation to this, a crime, this war crime against the jews to know what will happen next. these really entity, as we all know, attacked again, and this time they killed an old man with his wife and their house and the issue about farms. so i guess that the resistance will have to retaliate again because they have always issued a direct threats that in any case, that any of any citizen falls victim wounded or dead and march or because o

two of the harlem globetrotters. >> a picture of me with the harlem globetrotters.the but you didn't. the time, but you didn't. >> you didn't theme music. >> all right, steady on. >> all right, steady on. >> you didn't know the theme music? >> no, it didn't. >> no, it didn't. >> i just. what did you do, though? >> did they. did they? >> did they. did they? >> because they did the spins. i couldn't the spins. couldn't do the spins. >> i always wanted to be able to. honestly my whole life to. it's honestly my whole life is to learning to spin is down to learning how to spin a basketball on my finger, and i can't do i can't do it. i've can't do it. i can't do it. i've tried. i love. >> did you ever, as a kid want the tracksuit? >> oh, yeah. that's what i wanted. yeah. i mean, i think we've picture of the we've got a picture of the. the cartoon. remember it was cartoon. you remember it was meadowlark in the meadowlark lemon. yeah. in the who was voiced by scatman carruthers, was a voice carruthers, who was a voice that you'd on cars. there you'd always hear on cars. the

tired and i yellow hand my last harlem share s.a.t. and everything. i know this man has. thank you all, lord our god, for helping us, keeping us and sustaining us so we can enjoy this time. thank you all much. hello, clifton. i like to invite clifton truman daniel as president truman's eldest grandson and the honorary chairman of the truman library institute to the stage. that wasn't in my script. alex. thanks. thank you for being here today. and welcome and you, daniel. thanks for being with us today. as harry truman's grandson, i often get asked to share my grandfather's perspective on his presidency, and people frequently asked, what would i think? would his opinion, his reaction, be to events happening today? i have no idea. in this instance, though, i don't have to wonder what he would say if he could be here. he considered his decision to recognize israel. one of the proudest of his life. lee, the first secretary general, the united nations made the assertion that if there had been no harry truman, there would be no israel. today, i'd like to add that the same could

the reigning king of pizza ta 6, almost like a harlem globetrotter across the shoulders with trophiesore. tony g as he's known is the 13 time world pizza champ and just awarded the 50 top pizza world award. almost like baseball. >> you know territorial was the best who is the best. but at the same time as houston honored that. >> got his humble start in the east and you could say he's been rolling in the dough ever so. what is award-winning pizza taste like? got to start with the crust. >> you look at that crust, the structure that crust time, it's really beautiful as a class right now you're sharing this sharing the knowledge that everyone is even created these canned wines called what else? but tony's pizza napoletana is in the heart of the city's north buddies opening up new restaurants faster than he can flip. pete says we actually do this. here so heartening. >> is the master. the art of tossing, which is a lot harder than it looks. if you can't attend his pizza, you which is on the back burner these days. there's always the pizza bible. if you're downright religious about about

. >> but old neighborhood in harlem, we used to have buses that came to new jersey.duce was better, prices were lower and it was safer so churches were put together and buses, you take a bus over and it was a better shopping experience and to this day, i would bump into people i grew up with but you wonder the endgame. i think one of the more intriguing items this week, sweden loves to change legislation because of the deadly crime wave. they had to call in police and the military and it was one of these work societies, open borders, everyone is okay and it shows you can hit a threshold but do we have to hit that threshold? what will it take for americans to wake up? >> i found out illinois is going to zero cash bail unless you are a danger society and therefore they end up committing crimes waiting in court when they are not pressed on that. corporate greed is hitting the housing market. we are watching corporations do what? more and more neighborhoods. >> easy money for a long time, the federal reserve, trillions and trillions that ends up -- >> quantitative easing

release in which she told everybody that that they were going to have a traveling watermelon feast in harlem. okay. and this list leaked to the media and, of course, it was a disaster because it's you know, it's terrible that she would say that. so those are two really big horrify things that she did that affect those. those are pretty big and pretty horrifying. yeah. and how did you get involved in writing this book? it was a commission. they asked me, yeah, yeah yale asked me to do it, but that's a little glib really. what? how i got involved in it was on the on the 50th anniversary of the feminine, i wrote an article for the chronicle of higher education is a newspaper for scholars and the article was about i actually had never read the feminine mystique as a as a student and so i read it for the first time. then. and at the time there were a number of coming out that, you know, like one of them was the end of men by rosen. and then there was another by naomi wolf. and these i read these books. i felt that those books took from ideas or refuted betty's ideas, but without ever mentioning b

. >> the first time i met todd was at our lockers our freshman year at harlem high school.ute. he was in band. i believe he was on the football team our freshman year. he seemed like a really nice kid. >> that thin, quiet, good-looking kid was friendly and polite, but he rarely spoke of his life outside of harlem high school. >> todd seemed like there was maybe something going on in his home life. >> that home life became the subject of intense scrutiny when todd was just 17 years old. >> in march of 1985, todd was involved in an incident wherein he had an argument with his family and went for a walk. but before he left on the walk, he unplugged the natural gas line to the home. while he was out walking, the home exploded and burned. >> in interviewing the owner, he said that he and his wife were awakened by an explosion. the ceiling was falling in on him. he got his wife out of the house along with his youngest child out of the house, but they couldn't find todd raprager. >> according to the reports, she was outside screaming for him. thinking that he was trapped in there.

. >> reporter: the nypd said target was paying for increased patrols at the east harlem store but thefts continued. target is just the latest to take drastic action. starbucks closed 16 stores last year citing safety concerns. we spotted grocery stores in san francisco locking up coffee, another cable locked frozen foods. in the 30 minutes cnn spent at this san francisco walgreens in july, we saw three people including this man steal. >> did that guy pay? did that guy pay? >> reporter: new data from the national retail federation said 28% of retailers reported closing stores due to crime. $112 billion in losses last year is an $18 billion jump over the year before. from nordstrom in los angeles, to lululemon near atlanta. and now an apple store in philadelphia. dozens of high-profile smash-and-grabs have business owners calling for tougher laws. >> i want everybody no know this is not our last protest. >> reporter: this week oakland small businesses went on strike closing their doors for hours. standing in front of a shuttered restaurant, they demanded public officials do more. >> this r

>> harlem globetrotters. and i scored a slam dunk.on the internet. yes >> it's on the internet. yes >> that up. get that up. we want to see that. if you slam dunk with the harlem globetrotters, i suspect gb views gb views suspect not. gb views gb views news.com. or you can tweet or x or do whatever you want on at . or do whatever you want on at. gb news. our top story this morning is the prime minister's speech yesterday. he laid out his stall with his keynote speech at party conference. yes. and there was a wide range of policy announcements. >> yeah. from scrapping a—levels and the hs2 link to manchester as well as outlawing cigarettes for future generations. >> but there was less talk about rishi sunak self—declared five priorities or inflation, economy, debt waiting lists and illegal migration. >> in plenty of reaction coming up. but first of all, we asked a group of first time voters what their thoughts were ahead of the general election. here's the reaction of our panel of young and undecided voters . and undecided voters. >> th