but the core is sort of this idea of reggae and its role in jamaica.u were not a big reggae person, is this correct? >> you know, i was a medium-sized reggae person. [ laughter ] you grow up in jamaica, reggae is sort like your brother, cousin, so on. i was into, especially in the '80s into alternative rock quite a bit. >> seth: right. >> but reggae -- the thing about reggae, jamaica and writers, is reggae sort of freed our minds to use jamaican padua. >> seth: yeah. >> because that's not how we were raised. we were raised very british colonial. >> seth: you went to a school that was more british colonial, yes? >> yeah. >> seth: okay. >> certainly when i was there, i was still very kind of stiff upper lip and you should be a gentleman, to the point where i'll be in new york and i can pinpoint somebody who went to my high school. >> seth: really? just from the way they talk? >> and they do it with me. they're, you went to -- [ laughter ] >> seth: there is the sort of jamaican padua that is at first sort of challenging as a reader, but it's incredible. i

jamaica. take me to jamaica. somebody, please. and i know our time springs forward this weekend. real spring be far behind? now the deadline for entries 7:00 tonight. judging tomorrow tomorrow somebody's going to get an official pat collins snow stick. jim, doreen? >> got to love the snow women with the bikinis. >> i love that. you also have to love the one trying to hitchhike to. >>> jamaica too. >> maybe to new york. >> that's going the other way. >> i don't think a snow person is going to make it to jamaica in any case. >> all right. thank you, pat. 20 minutes to get your entries in. >>> pat lawson muse is at our live desk with that. pat? >> nbc news has confirmed actor harrison ford has been seriously injured in a plane crash in venice california. it's a vintage world war ii training plane. we don't know whether he was the passenger or the pilot. but it landed on a golf course in venice. the actor was stabilized and taken to a local hospital. sources say he sustained cuts to the head. there's no word on other injuries or what caused the plane to crash. one passenger on the pl

including tourist destinations like venezuela, jamaica, trinidad and tobago. we'll talk about that in a moment. . >>> you know something that happened overnight it's hard to take in for all of us and you can imagine how hard it is for first responders we're hearing too. >> yeah. this morning seven children found dead in their bedrooms killed when a fire tore through their home this home is in brooklyn. their mother and a teenager managed to escape but they are in critical condition. >> cnn is in new york covering this for us. new york's fire commissioner i understand spoke about the tragedy this morning and he was close to tears. >> that's right, christi. i mean this was a tragic tragic accident and when firefighters rushed in to the family home here in brooklyn there were eight children who had lived in the home those who were still trapped in the house were between the ages of 7 and 15 -- 5 and 15 and they hoped to carry them out alive. so in the end, when the commissioner came out to talk to journalists he said this was a tragedy not only for the family and

two ounces of marijuana, or as it's known in jamaica, a joint. [ laughter ] one solitary joint.tty cool. a student in philadelphia -- at philadelphia university has created a batman costume that can with withstand punches, machetes, and baseball bats. punches, machetes, and baseball bats. in fact, the only thing it can't withstand is his father's disappointment. [ laughter ] [ applause ] "i sent you to college to make a batman suit?" honey boo boo, you guys remember her? she got into harvard. no. [ laughter ] but wouldn't that be something? honey boo boo is recording a new music video with her family. [ audience groans ] yeah. [ laughter ] you know things aren't going well when everyone collectively groans at the idea that you're filming a new music video. but, honey boo boo is recording a new music video with her family for her original song, "the honey boo boo bop." "the honey boo boo bop." and the only way i want to hear that song is if my other choice is pharrell's "happy." [ laughter and applause ] i can't. because i love that song, but i can't hear it again. i love it, but

a number of people from haiti and jamaica and there were rumors about the ducks in the town disappearing say they were eating the ducks. so the myths about the neighborhood going down hill as the community tipped from black to white. in elementary school i was two or three of the black kids in the school. and by the time i got to middle school and high school it was talk of the neighborhood really having changed completely and that people were moving -- my friend moved out to more distant suburbs and now in miramar you have a majority of jamaican city council and it is an ex tension of jamaica in terms of the grocery store. my family still lives in the neighborhood. but it was a case of white flight and it happened quickly. i remember when it did occur. >> host: what is your goal with the more concrete? what do you want us to learn? >> guest: my goal with the book is to have people begin to think about where we privileged property ownership as a political end in itself. there a lot of ways to participate that don't include driving toward ownership. in the early 2000s you had a believe yo

liz: use jamaica as an example. what are you guys doing in jamaica?jamaica has a lot of unbanked people. they have a lot of poor people there. they also have some banked people. we work with group of 42 banks there. they create ad brand called connect. both the banked and unbanked people can use mobile phone service, not just on smartphones, on smartphones or feature phones. instead of waiting in line to pay the electric bill they can do it from the mobile phone. they can pay each other. they can send money across the country to a relative. they're doing all those things at a less price than from traditional services and much more convenient with the mobile. liz: you've been around. i want you guys to know david is the man that put the first bank on the internet. give us the name of that bank. more importantly, the resistance you got from regulators and real banks, et cetera. >> yeah. security first network bank, 19895. first bank -- 1995. branch in pine sill, kentucky. we had a company in atlanta. we combined security and software with a bank and put

reporter: those countries are the main ones -- general kelly: jamaica, trinidad and thobago, venezuela, surinam. reporter: if the u.s. is helping hearinguntries, in your you said if and when those guys could come through the same networks that come through the border, we are talking at the isi at the border threat? general kelly: in general, the countries in the western hemisphere do not have nearly the ability to attract people do, fbi, homeland security, databases and that kind of thing. you are in this part of the world, you travel freely between countries. there are legal ways to do it, but there are simply people walking across borders, and as i've described many times, the network that comes through the isthmus and mexico that carries anything on it -- not to take anything away from the department of homeland security men and women, at the at, they do an immaculate job, but the amount of movement is what i --nk overwhelms our ability and sophistication of the network overwhelms our ability to stop everything. so i think if they get back to some of these countries that i have desc

>> well, i had no choice because growing up in jamaica, i lived in spanish town. town take a couple buses to school in the morning, go back to my community, i had a soccer ball. i started to become an athlete. when i would visit my brothers and sisters, you know, my brothers were all in music. i would try to play a little music, but my passion at the time was to be an athlete. then i moved to america when i was 12 years old. i learned the game of football. then i got a scholarship to university of miami. so i didn't have time to think about music. >> but you had time to think about this. and it is a great product, if i can ever get a taste of it. >> oh trust me. >> the business mod sell what we celebrate. it's bringing in the community and allowing for ecofriendly as well as sustainable model to help beyond the company's name. >> you have to do something with the platform that you have. i'm given such a great legacy with what my father and family has built upon to this point. what am i going to do as the son of bob? i can't just sit home and wait on royalties. we

pero estados unidos derrotÓ a jamaica que le habÍa ganado 1 por 0. por eso se fueron al repechaje.orque habÍa tiempo de no ir a un mundial y ahora se da esto. >>> nosotros metimos el Último penal, fui yo y dije ojalÁ que nuestro portero pare el siguiente y ahÍ me salieron lÁgrimas y emocionante. >>> la copa del mundo sub 17 se llevara desde el 17 de octubre al 18 de noviembre. y lo disfrutaremos en su cadena telemundo. de regreso con ustedes a los estudios. >>> muchas gracias. y quÉ lindo es escuchar eso. todos los torneos por telemundo. >>> y no hay otra opciÓn que quedarse sintonizados con nosotros. >>> claro que sÍ. y tenemos nueva casa. >>> nueva mÚsica. >>> lo Único que viejo somos nosotros. >>> yo sÍ. >>> viejito pero bonito. >>> hasta maÑana. >>gracias a que este [bip] publicÓ en facebook esa foto. >>¿por quÉ no traes a esas personas? doctora: le manda a tu madre que estÁ en mÉxico, las fotos del abuso que te propiciaron por haberte cambiado de religiÓn. [habla entre llanto] >>¿por quÉ, si lo sabÍas publicas una foto, por dios? [mazazo] >>¡es una vergÜenza! >>yo querÍa verle

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. >> jamaica a little bit venezuela's third mom and i think that's all of them. >> to follow up on a sir is the u.s. helping those countries to track those folks. we have pretty good tabs on americans that have gone over in case they do come back in and you're hearing you thought you said if and when those guys can come through coming right to the border we are talking about isis at the border. how real is that? >> these countries i'm talking about and in general the countries in the western hemisphere don't have nearly the ability to track people like we do with the fbi homeland security and databases on all that kind of thing. and when you are in this part of the world to travel freely between countries. there are legal ways to do it but there are simply people who walk across borders as i described many times. the network that comes up through the isthmus in mexico and carries anything and everything on it again not to take any way from the homeland security men and women and fbi and their job but the amount of movement is what i think overwhelms our ability and the sophistication

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en el grupo b costa rica, el salvador, jamaica y canadÁ.estra primera, ni serÁ la Última vez que le falten los expertos a un paÍs con esos errores, y en cuanto la victoria de argentina, le dimos chance, messi se asustÓ, messi no quiso enfrentar a la selecta, que tuvieron orden y ganas dentro del rectÁngulo de juego, vamos a ver quÉ sucede. y en otros temas, en el estadio levis con poco _ convocÓ aficionados, lleno total en la casa de san francisco. leÓn:un adelanto del clima. marÍa: condiciones agradables el dÍa de hoy, si quieres saber lo que nos espera, el reporte completo en minutos. itati cantoral regresa como leÓn: itati cantoral regresa como villana en univisiÓn con "amores con trampa", la nueva novela, es de calidad _ stephanie bradford hablÓ con ellas. stephanie: gracias por recibirnos. itati: esta alberca es una chiquita. mi marido quedÓ en bancarrota, las cosas se ponen tensas comes muy complejo manejar una situaciÓn econÓmica difÍcil de una familia, entonces socialmente el hombre tiene una presiÓn muy grande, si no tienes dinero,

the reasons why she clung to other people's children it is because she had left her six children in jamaica. and being without her children filled that void. >> she found a second home with the jesus is lord ministries and worked at day-care centers in the area. >> she was very good in communication with children, as a teacher, a counselor, whatever. and she would always do a good job. >> but esmin also has to contend with her own demons. she has psychological problems. at times showing dangerous signs of agitation and psychosis. in june 2008, esmin loses her job and is evicted from her apartment. in the early hours of june 18th, she breaks. >> everything just changed. she changed from one personality into next just as she did. >> esmin green is out of control, and pastor marilyn johnson calls 911. emergency medical technicians arrive. esmin is admitted involuntarily to the psychiatric emergency room of the kings county hospital in brooklyn. >> one thing about the psychiatric emergency room, it's not like an ordinary emergency room. once you're taken in, they won't let you out without permi

but i'm from south carolina, i'm not from jamaica. >> these guys sound like from jamaica or somethingthat. >> carlton solomon jr. has lived his interior life on nearby john's island. >> john's island, you ain't got nothing, you got dirt roads and trouble. that's just really it. dirt roads and trouble. >> solomon? how you doing, buddy? >> good. >> you all right? >> now, solomon has plenty of trouble. he is charged with murder, first-degree burglary, and other crimes related to a terrifying home invasion on johns island. solomon has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> i know the old saying that everybody's innocent in jail, but in some cases, some of us really are. >> authorities say solomon and two other men kicked in the back door of a home in the middle of the night. they say the trio encountered a 25-year-old man, whom they pistol whipped, then took his 27-year-old sister outside where she was shot in the pelvis and later died at a local hospital. >> god knows what happened. god knows who killed that lady. god knows that i did not have anything to do with this crime. >> solomo

grupos han quedado de la siguiente manera de estados unidos, en el grupo b esta costa rica el salvador jamaicaor haber confundido el himno nacional de el salvador. desde la cama mÁquina cementera de cruz azul y para seguir afinando detalles y terminar con fuerzas el tramo de este torneo vamos hablar con john y defensa del equipo, detallando los Últimos detalles para hacer este viaje a mÉxico este juego yo me imagino que es tiempo de pensar en esta guÍa... >> se la verdad a este descanso de la fecha final nos viene muy bien pero el tema de ayudarlo despuÉs de lo que pasÓ no fueron mal que tuvimos fue un golpe duro para nosotros y sabiendo que aÚn tenemos posibilidades de la, un lugar en la zona de clasificaciÓn estamos a ir cerrando bien las declaraciones de otro paisano de la mejor manera hay que ir a partido partido faltan seis jornadas pero el tipo puede buscar algo para que estemos cÓmodos. >> y estÁ en tu mente? >> segovia creo que es importante enderezar el camino con nuestro equipo estÁ en los que vienen competiciones importantes donde se va a extender la lista que es bastante amplia par

i can name several off the top of my head, american airlines, jamaica 2009, i think 2009. if you can't stop, it's almost as bad as not being able to land. >> mary schiavo, stand by. let me bring people up to speed, our viewers in the united states and around the world. you're looking at pictures now of delta flight 1086 which skidded off the runway at laguardia airport. this is an md-80 aircraft. we're told passengers have been evacuated from flaen. the fire department tells us up on the screen there are no known injuries. our miguel marquez tells us he's getting word that there have been a few minor injuries from this. you see the nose of the plane pushed up over a berm at that airport right now. we're not exactly sure if that was at the end of the runway or if it skidded off the side of the runway there. we have some new information now about the status of operations at laguardia. let's bring back miguel marquez live at the airport. what's the latest? >> reporter: a couple of different things to tell you. bad news at laguardia if you're flying out or coming in. planes in

these countries i'm talking about, trinidad, jamaica come a surname -- jamaica, sir uriname. small numbers. some of them get recruited were radicalized off the websites. there are a couple of radical mosques in the region. some of the places i have just mentioned. 100 does not seem like a lot. the little countries they come from have a total inability to deal with it. that is their concern. >> the countries are mainly the ones you are -- >> jamaica, trinidad and tobago. surinamee. i think that is all. >> according to the irs fake -- the senate finance committee examined some of the fraudulent activity used against taxpayers this season. this hearing is 1.5 hours. >> welcome. the committee will come to order. the committee meets to talk about growing criminal activity that is threatening taxpayers across the country. these criminal acts are perpetrated by thieves hiding behind telephone lines and computers, praying on honest taxpayers and robbing them of tens of billions of dollars a year. we are here to hear about federal and state officials on the fight to catch these crooks

i think six more weeks, but -- >> i think he is on the way to jamaica. >> is he? wish he would take me with him. >> that makes two of us. and here you see the ice on the trees and you hear the dripping now like it is starting to melt. all the ice that accumulated here is starting to melt. and slush turning to water and another sign that things are warming up here in chester county. dann cuellar for channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you. when you see severe weather or breaking news we want you to help us tell the story. email your photos and videos to jointheaction at 6abc.com or use the #6abcaction on social media. it's how you can be a part of "action news." >>> a blockbuster story about a talented running back in eagles' history. word has come that lesean mccoy could be traded to the buffalo bills. and ducis rodgers, mccoy is not the only big story to come out of the eagles' front office today. >> several moves that will leave the team between $40 and $50 million of salary cap space. in contact can several sources, one telling us mccoy was caught off guard by t

esto empieza en julio de 1900 somete cuatro cuando chris invita a selena a jamaica. avestruz que tienen incrustaciones en oro y en amante. cuando selena regresa corpus christi, le dice a yolanda " tengo el huevo y un anillo", entonces yolanda manda hacer un anillo y selena empezÓ a sospechar de los robos y preguntÓ "cómo hiciste para darme este anillo tan caro?". todo esto se lo vamos contar mÁs adelante. vuelvo con ustedes. ana: yolanda le decÍa que era un dinero que habÍa juntado entre todas las fanÁticas de fans pero a la hora de la hora. el dinero pero lo entregÓ como si ella servirÁ regalado asÍ que mucha informaciÓn ahÍ que vamos a ver. alejandro: fue lo Último que ella soltÓ en su mano y se ve caer en el lobby del hotel donde lamentablemente falleciÓ. una persona que realmente le hizo honor a selena aÑos atrÁs fue nuestra querida carlita con un especial de selena y ahora se estÁ preparando. será que se pone en c de selena en --- el vestido de selena en el dÍa de hoy? (risas) >> no, con un palo podemos hacer ejercicio para eliminar los rollos de la espalda y sÉ

jamaica y canada. los partidos se van a repartir en las sedes de, carson, houston y toronto. grupo y avanze a la siguiente ronda. vamonos a ver el ultimo grupo el "c" take gfx gfx aqui quedo la seleccion mexicana que se espera que este en la lucha por el titulo de este torneo para poder obtener medio boleto para la copa condeferaciones. guatemala, trinidad y tobago y cuba seran los que acompaÑen al tri en esta primera etapa. las sedes que estara visitando el conjunto azteca seran chicago glendale y charlotte. gabriel el equipo de las barras y las estrellas tiene medio boleto para la confederaciones por ganar el torneo en el 2013. en caso de que ganen ellos nuevamente pasan directamente en caso de que otra seleccion se quede con el titulo entonces habra un partido de repecha en septiembre. cesar --el actor de hollywood "will ferrel" hoy decidi actuar como un jugador de beisbol... ferrel" hoy decidi actuar como un jugador de beisbol... take vo --logro jugar por diez distintos equipos... nueve posiciones y todo en un solo dia... --- es parte de un programa especial y a la vez re

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garrison keillor: kwame dawes was born in ghana and grew up in jamaica. he has published 13 books of poetry, many books of fiction, nonfiction and drama, and he's the author of the first in-depth study of the lyrics of bob marley. he teaches at the university of south carolina. he says of his poetry, "often i am not writing to describe what i have seen, but trying to voice what the work is stirring in me." "tornado child." tornado child, tornado child. i, i'm a tornado child. i come like a swirl of black and darken up your day; i whip it all up into my womb, lift you and your things, carry you where you've never been, and maybe, if i feel good, i might bring you back, all warm and scared, heart humming wild like a bird after early sudden flight. 'cause i'm a tornado child. i tremble at the elements. when thunder rolls my mother womb trembles, remembering the tweak of contractions that tightened to a wail when my mother pushed me out into the black of a tornado night. i'm a tornado child, you can tell us from far by the crazy of our hair; couldn't tame it

he's fighting deportation to jamaica. but he said he deserves minimum wage as if crime pays doug?ere is a big distinction and i think you are right. a criminally defendant who is serving time in my view legally has no claim what so ever in terms of being called an employee or minimum wage claim. the reality is that they can work off the cost of the incarceration. and when you go to civilally detained and i think they will lose. and the only question is whether they will get past the preliminary motion and to get to a trial. >> it will be tossed out. there is an exemption in the 13th amendment we abolished slavery but not for inmates. they can work for free. and that is part. >> dully convicted. >> this is a voluntarily program and they are luck toe get anything. >> i would say crime pays with a buck. >> but voluntary is important. you can turn around and say you don't have to volunteer. >> you can sit on your cot. >> and smoke if you got them. >> thank you. and good to see you both. >> did he say smoke. >> yeah you can barter in jail. >> and the president of egypt looking for more

i once went to jamaica for a commonwealth conference. and i will never forget this.took over an american holiday resort, so all of the cooks and so on were blacks. good cooks. they spoke in a quaint accent. so i went out to watch the fishermen bring their fish in. asked him, what kind of fish? i said what is that? and i said oh that fish. that was the result of an amalgamation of many african dialects. we inherited the english language from the british. we decided to make it the working language. chinese, malay, indian, the second language. charlie: are you worried about the declining birthrate? lee kuan yew: our lifestyle has changed. we are educated and independent. they don't marry until mid 30's. they are late childbearing. charlie: it is my impression that you, because you have shown results, believe that the prime minister became senior minister mentor, knows best. feels strongest about what is good for singapore. and worries most about threats against it. lee kuan yew: yes. what is best for singapore, that they continue to thrive and prosper. and if you don't,

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the warriors still getting their first division title in 39 years jamaica will show reveals heartbeatofficers half about their continued. to do his continued rest assured people and our memories as we go out there continue to do the job that we love to do i'm sure he love to the. >> mark: by the johnson 14 year veteran of the san jose police department shot and killed on the right. the photo of the officer on the left cell phone video capturing the should out. the kill officer johnson gun down last night all responding to report a suicidal man mutt and baumgartner.

if we look back at the success stories of malaria elimination over the years, jamaica, in 1966, italy in 1970 australia in 1981 and morocco in 2010 socioeconomic development plays a large part in the process. in northern europe an area once plagued by malaria, cows were traditionally brought into houses over winter. later, when it became normal for cows and winters to spend the winters in different buildings, the mosquitos stayed with the cows and away from the people. there are many other historical examples where malaria has been controlled as a by-product of housing, agriculture, and other development. but today, the urban and rural environments are both designed. we now have the opportunity to deliberately sculpt the landscape to eliminate malaria. >>> even simple things such as having a ceiling, like a metal roof rather than a thatched one, can help. already we can see urban developments is much lower than in rural ones. and the factors that make a difference, such as which water sources mosquitos do and don't like will help keep malaria at bay. the factors that trigger the trans

. >> host: now we go to jamaica on the line for others. good morning. >> caller: good morning. but how can we talk about iran and israel nobody says much about it. but that is the best he can do. ted is the very best thing to do do. i assure ready is talking about. >> host: and let's hear from him. >> guest: i admirer hillary is fashion she focuses on the substance rather than on the personal attacks bin she should know i was not publicly advocating for war in iraq and committed to negotiations. but peaceful negotiations is ready to go. but to talk about the failure of the bush administration but intelligence agencies from around the world. we have done a very bad job to detect nuclear weapons. with china and pakistan to be under estimated that we over estimated from 2003. the fact is we have a very bad job in the intelligence community with a covert nuclear weapons than that is the serious issue looking up the negotiations because this deal is a bet with those clandestine line facilities. if iran was not engaging in clandestine and facilities today would be the first time in 2

i once went to jamaica for a commonwealth conference and i will never forget this. they took over an american holiday house to house us, with all of their cooks and so on were blacks good cooks, but they spoke in an accent, and so i went out to watch the fishermen bring their fish in, so i asked him, what kind of fish he said dan spran. >> i said what is that. >> dan sprats. >> i figured out, oh, yes,, but that was as a result of an amalgamation of many african dialects with a slave master's language. we inherited the english language from the british in a multiracial society to make it the working language, chinese, malay the second language. >> rose: are you worried today about the declining birthrate? >> i think nothing can be done about it. >> nothing. >> it is a lifestyle change the women are educated, they are completely independent they don't marry into their late, mid 30s. late childbearing. >> rose: here is my impression. >> yes. >> rose: that you, because you have shown results believe that the prime minister became senior minister became minister mentor k

one was caught in atlanta trying to board a plane with her mother to jamaica. >>> stunning video out of cincinnati. homes and businesses flooded. roads swamped. trees submerged in water. that's the ohio river spilling over its banks because of melting snow and heavy rain. the communities in low-lying areas being hit hardest. it is expected to stay above flood stage until wednesday. no deaths or injuries to report. what is next? let's go to meteorologist pedram javaheri for an early look at the forecast. >> good monday morning. the flooding concern along the mississippi and ohio river areas. you will see major flooding. 63%. that is how much snow we had on the ground since march 1st. that has dwindled down to 10%. 82 in kansas city. in the upper 70s in st. louis. 81 in charleston. 70 degrees in the nation's capital today. it all goes downhill quickly. temperatures drop like a rock in the coming days as we get another blast of winter here. this is par for the course when it comes to this time of year as winter tries to reestablish itself. from spring to winter. it is the 50s from 80s i

that is what their concern is so we watch it. >> they are mainly -- >> jamaica trinidad, that baghdad gogh a little bit srepbdz, suriname. i think that is all of them. >> the 2015 united nations climate change was in december. on thursday secretary of state john john kerry talked about climate change and importance of alternative energy. his remarks are 40 minutes. secretary kerry: good morning. everyone. fred, thank you for the generous introduction. glad to be here with everybody distinguished ambassadors thank you for taking time to represent your countries as you come here and share your concern about this critical issue. i'm delighted to be accompanied by our envoy on climate who has been toiling away in the fields for a long time now and helping to shape president obama's and the state department's policy on this, taught stern. thank you. fred thank you for your leadership at the atlantic council. fred has demonstrated that ehe seems to always have the ability to have his finger on the most critical issues of today not just today but of tomorrow. as a result, we can always count

live in dignity and see one of their children go from behind their little grocery store in south jamaicathe other side of the tracks where he was born to occupy the highest seat in the greatest state in the greatest nation in the only world we know. here eh's a tribute to the democratic process. >> alas mario never ran for president. in time andrew cuomo ran for governor of new york. some say he understood police cal political. will he end up running for president. will he end up saying i could have been a contender? >> the author of "the contender" also worked with harry belafonte on his book. it's a well written book. deeply researched. con fwrat lalgss o that. >> certain. >> i want to ask what your background was. you describe cuomo as brash, aggressive ruthless no one's better at hard bawl. you say he has a hard-edged savvy that recalls lbj. >> he does. by the time i finished the book i thought of nixon achlt great twister of arms in the ledge legislature as johnson was but a dark side. you know. it's funny in the footage. there's a young guy, it's andrew, about 24. that was the youn

have you ever been to golden eye in jamaica?n fleming wrote all the "bond" books. >> i know. have you been? you've been. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'd love to go. >> jimmy: yeah. is it weird if you show up there, because you -- it's almost like you're asking for attention. >> yes, quite. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> it wouldn't go down well now. >> jimmy: no, you're not allowed to do that. do you read the books as well? or do you just read the script? >> no i haven't. but i was a huge bond fan originally. and i remember "from russia with love." i loved it. eight bond films i think that you've done? and now this is "the second best exotic marigold hotel." very -- how did you come up with that title? second best. [ laughter ] the first one was a giant hit. i want to say $170 million that's all been grossed worldwide. beautiful place. shot in india, right? >> yes. in rajasthan. >> jimmy: i've never been there. >> oh, well you have to go. >> jimmy: really? >> and anyone that hasn't been should go. it's absolutely breathtaking. i bored my famil

he was caught last year trying to board a flight for jamaica. >>> windy conditions fan the flames of to brush fire in montgomery county today. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein was the first to tweet about it this morning. also posting some video to his instagram account. that fire spread to about 50 acres. damascus road is still closed in the laytonsville area as crews keep watch over hotspots. >>> a star witness takes the stand in the murder trial of an nfl player. what the owner of the new england patriots did when he came face-to-face with aaron hernandez. >> reporter: the part this motel played in yesterday's shooting at the nsa. ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ ♪ . >>> 26 bike riders are on capitol hill, the last stop of a four-day journey from newton, connecticut. they're rying in honor of the victims of gun violence and

to the back door and we started talking with the secret service agents would just come back from jamaicais a place that danny and i travel too many times and we loved. and all of a sudden, out of the back door, henry kissinger pops in to avoid the press. right in front of us come as close as you and i are now. danny -- one thing i must say, was the most quick on his feet person i ever knew. that was one of his great strengths. so when kissinger popped out danny spread his arms and said "dr. kissinger!" in this wonderfully warm and welcoming tone. so kissinger came, to my astonishment, and bear hugged danny. i was standing behind him. danny, by the way, was miced live said, do you have any regrets? kissinger realized what was going on and he said, well, why would i have chile? kissinger looked at me and i said, vietnam? the rest you heard. then they broke into the morning show and worldwide exclusive interview with dr. kissinger talking about how culpable he was. amy: i want to turn back to 2011 when i bumped into danny schechter at occupy wall street. he was holding a sign. this is a cli

after 40 years in maryland he still calls jamaica home. speaking of home he says there's some jerk wings in the oven. and his granddaughter? >> i am drinking a slurpee. >> reporter: interesting choice. let me find a local. here we go. at the bus stop. >> i love snow. >> reporter: deep down inside so does chu chu. but be you're out here with a broom. why a broom if you have a shovel? >> i don't want to -- because my business is very important. >> reporter: chu chu, what a sweetheart. they've been taking care of us all day here today. i need to give a shoutout to all the ethiopians in the area all the jamaicans, anybody from a warm weather place that seems to have a better attitude about this snow than we do. back to you. >> thank you, zach. >>> right now there are extra troopers from maryland state police responding in the storm. they juggled a series of crashes along i-270 in the frederick area. that's where we find news4's scott mcfarlane. tell us what you found, scott. >> reporter: good afternoon, pat. along ballanger and crestwood, driv

. >> he's in jamaica. >> woman in line put a butt on him.art of this video though, the d.j. comes on and goes "everybody have sex with everybody." it's like -- >> i'm pretty sure that is not the accent, mike. >> everybody have sex! >> nba legend steve francis was the victim of a violent chain snatching. takes him to the ground and starts dragging him across stage by the chain. steve's not flailing or anything. >> he's given up. >> it's like a seal when the shark finally gets it. [laughter] >> wiz khalifa back at it firing shots at amber rose.

christian says i overslepd and missed my flight from chicago to jamaica.sed a wedding of a very close friend. >> oh. that's how you miss a wedding. >> this next one is too depressing but we're sharing. i missed my own wedding base of daylight saving time in 2008 and my life has been ruined ever since. i really hope that's not true and you're just trying to get on tv. >> your wedding was at 5:00 a.m.? >> there's more to that story. >> here's one here. i was late to my sister's bridal shower that i was hosting. i forgot her gift that was from all the bridesmaids. pretty funny stuff. >> it happens. here's thing. we all lose that hour. what we wouldn't give to get the hour back. we've got it for you. ladies and gentlemen, here's your hour back. there he is. david auerbach. that's right. once a year we get to make a joke about dave auerbach getting our hour back. >> stretch. we have a little bit more time. >> we have more time for his close-up. the rest of the show it's wrap! wrap! >> it's like when people tell me the forecast looks drier. >> oh! that's pretty

the only way you are ever going to improve jamaica and ultimately your life is to acquire skills allow you to become a paralegal for a dental hygienist. the problem is in order to achieve those skills oftentimes depending on where you live that requires you to drop everything. most people facing these circumstances can't do that. what we need are innovative and creative programs allow people who have to work full-time and are raising families to be able to go back to school at their pace on line at night on weekends. i will admit there are some for-profit programs to do a great job that are trying to address these needs that they are also incredibly expensive than as a result we have seen people pursuing those programs graduating sometimes with tens of thousands of dollars in student loans. that is a good point to stop and congratulate miami-dade county for the work it does. miami college for the work it's doing to fill that gap in our community. we need to invest in more of that because the truth is the only way that receptionist who's making $9 an hour will make $50,000 a year is if