kareem: no.ost of my work has been about the stateless but also immigrants in the gulf and the obstacles that they face and persecution. melinda: essentially, you were the voice of a minority. an ethnic minority. andreas kluth, are we seeing the rise not only in these regions of the world, north africa and the middle east, but even here in eastern europe, something it is majoritarianism -- only the majority's voice that can and should be heard? mr. kluth: not the rise of it that it has always been one of the classic threats to freedom. james madison, one of the founding fathers of america, coined that word -- majoritarianism. he was thinking back to ancient athens which was pure democracy. he was trying to figure out how to create a free republic. the careful, it does not just mean democracy all of the time. gete vote on everything, we what is happening in some of these cases and the majority will oppress the minority. it is a mixture. that is why they created the republic. there is an internal d

what do want to hear from kareem? >> i don't -- [laughter] jared: kareem knows magic johnson. did it his first year and larry bird in his second. where does michael compare to lebron? has he ever seen a player? we will be back in a moment. stay with us ♪ ♪ it was always just a hobby. something you did for fun. until the day it became something much more. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. from icy ocean waters...to your wild-ckitchen counter. mon. when you cook with incredible ingredients...you make incredible meals. get your first two meals free at blueapron.com/cook. maria: good thursday morning, everybody. good morning, i'm maria bartiromo. it is april 21st, 7:00 a.m. in the east coast. the battle over donald trump trumps, meeting in florida to talk about the convention rules. front runner donald trump and hillary clinton are work toing to sealing nominations. >> i can't do this unless you help me. >> we are going to beat crocked hillary, we are going to beat her so badly, it's going to be something. it's going to be

kareem abdul-jabbar, it's been an honor.l, in the warmer parts of new york city. >> something you never think you'll say, thank you, chris, thank you, kareem. >> i would say, the panel is unified. everybody in the studio is unified, we're all ready to vote for kareem. >> nicole wallace and i will both work for his campaign. kareem, we're with you. >> we're going to take a final break for this hour and when we come back at the top of the hour, so much to talk about, including what we just heard outlined, the bernie sanders path to the nomination, on a night that would indicate otherwise. we'll be back after this. >>> welcome back at the top of the hour. a view of lower manhattan. the brooklyn bridge in the foreground. the night of the new york primary, which in the days as it approached, felt more serious and consequential than merely one state's primary. tonight's results have borne that out. you see the blue atop the empire state building. that is because the second call of the night was for the democrats. it was red earlie

kareem singh says one of the victims was his uncle. >> i think they took around $70 and two iphones. >> reporter: two men are working as a team, and they follow the driver home and pull out a gun. they've taken thousands of dollars in cash and cell phones. kareem is also a driver and worried about his own safety. >> sometimes, we try to find parking as close as we can. sometimes we have to walk two or three blocks. what can happen. the robberies started on march 3rd and there have been 14 total. most are in the early morning hours, right when drivers are coming off their shifts with lots of cash. >> our goal is to make that money. >> reporter: a big loss. >> a big, very big. >> reporter: in total, police say the two men have gotten away with nearly $6,000, and they have not been arrested just yet. if you have any information that can help the police, you should give them a call. reporting live from richmond hill, ida siegal, news 4 new york. >>> a tragic scene on line. an ambulance driver and the patient in the back were killed when the vehicle skidded off the parkway. police say the

i caught up with kareem at his attorney's office on broadway in manhattan and asked him what led to the. when the two enclosed officers came to your car? did you realize they were cops? >> i did not realize anything. >> he thought it was in his right to refuse to give the police officers his id. >> demanded identification over and over again. >> that led to a beat down. >> i was scared. i did not know what to think. >> i asked him to tell me more about his conversation. >> he asked me for directions. i gave him directions. >> ever since the incident where he gave directions he has been harassed for over a year. >> weeks after weeks, month after month. >> now suing the nypd for a hundred million dollars. >> a hundred million dollars is a lot of money. are you just hoping to get rich off of this? i am going to keep chasing the story. follow me on twitter and the show. >> calling for the resignation of the elmwood park member who allegedly poses some racist and bigoted remarks on her facebook page. the latest name on that list , the only orthodox jewish member of the assembly. i met with h

i remember watching magic johnson play, larry bird and bill russell and kareem abdul-jabbar, jerry west. some of these guys, most of them when i was in junior high school, they would make it look so easy, but it's not easy. those men and women are challenged every day and as i said, the basketball team and the university of connecticut, the women's basketball team, they won five championships. i remember when ucla back during the john within days and 88 game winning streak. keith wilkes, sidney wicks, those days of college basketba basketball. but again, and 88 game winning streak doesn't tell me that those men or those women at the university of connecticut are or just on a winning streak. it tells me that they paid a pretty special price and if i don't like losing to then it tells me one thing. i've got to get better if i'm going to compete with the university of connecticut and if you are going to compete with ucla during the kareem abdul-jabbar days come if you're going to compete with those things, there's one conclusion you have to draw. i've got to get better. and i think in toda

. >> reporter: seated next to his attorney after filing a $100 million lawsuit, postal worker kareem baker told us about his harrowing night six months ago and showed us pictures of the cuts and bruises to his face. he had just finished his shift at the post office on junction boulevard when blocks away, seated in his car, two car lengths behind the hydrant, plain clothes police officers showed up. baker said they viciously attacked him. >> i could feel like i was about to take my last breath. >> reporter: this week the queens d.a. indicted the two baker. and the lawsuit claims police verbally, physically, intentionally and maliciously assaulted him. >> they proceeded to punch him and stomp on his head. >> reporter: police allegedly targeted baker for giving directions to cop killer, the gunman who executed officers rafael ramos and nguyen jen lu. the police say there was no harassment and police officials deny he had ever been followed. the queens d.a. hasn't let us see the surveillance video but baker's lawyer watched the video. >> you see fists and feet going the entire car is sha

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you have to kill two lakers players and save one -- kobe, shaq and kareem. which two have to go?(bleep). see you know i love the lakers. i'm killing you, shevam. goodnightly, everyone! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much, everybody. thank you. my guests tonight from the hit show "key and peele," peele and key are here, everybody. and, yes, yes, those are their government names. so, since the results of today's primaries are still coming in, let's talk about voting. it's one of life's little pleasures. you know, without it, we don't have a say on who occupies the white house, who plays in the all-star game,

you have to kill two lakers players and save one -- kobe, shaq and kareem. which two have to go?(bleep). see you know i love the lakers. i'm killing you, shevam. goodnightly, everyone! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds-- this happened at the snapchat. polls today! with primaries across the northeast today, one thing we're seeing more than ever before this election season is hordes and hordes of pumped-up millennial voters! which is why new hampshire had to ban ballot selfies like these. officials say ballot selfies could lead to voter fraud and coercion, but how else would you let your ex-boyfriend connor know you're doing fine without him and just living your life and making america great again. snapchat thought the same thing. so they filed an amicus brief last week defending ballot selfies. for the record, snapchat also never liked connor. he's a [beep]. snapchat's lawyers said: "the ballot selfie captures the very essence of that political process as it happens, and thus dramatizes the power that one

they are accused of beating kareem baker in 2015. baker's lawyer said he had been systematically harassed by police since 2014. >>> also happening today, the so-called ninja burglar expected to plead guilty to burglary charges. robert costanzo admitted to targeting more than 100 homes on staten island through the course of the past decade. because of the statute of limitations, he only faces three investigators say he got caught after committing similar crimes across the tri-state. >>> now to the desperate situation in ecuador. ecuador's president imposing a one-time tax on the wealthy in his country to help rebuild the extent of the earthquake devastation is widespread. the government estimates reconstruction will cost about $3 billion. the search for possible survivors and recovery of the dead goes on. the official death toll now is close to 600 people. >>> also right now, president obama he is in saudi arabia meeting with the leaders of the mideast gulf states. the president trying to ease strains in those countries including the

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duncan joins kareem abdul-jabbar and robert parrish as the only players in the league history to reachmark. >>> now, let's get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning. >> not very popular lately. this temperature -- i know it's ridiculous. barnacle was screaming at me before. the temperatures are well below average. we were spoiled in march and the beginning of april, and now we can't get of the freezing. the temperatures are in the 20s as far south as richmond. raleigh dropped to 32. much colder up in areas of new england. we didn't get there in the single digits. i thought we had a chance in a few spots but it's in the 20s. with the sunshine it will feel better than yesterday. it's really split. the west -- seattle has a chance of being 80 degrees tomorrow. it will be one of the earliest 80s they have ever experienced. the west is very warm. the east is very cold. hopefully this is the coldest it will be until next winter and it looks that way. we have a shot of cold air and then this weekend. it will be focused over the great lakes. temperatures ar

the jury agreed kareem alleyne was falsely arrested and charged after the crash that killed an off-duty police officer four years ago. it happened outside the home of a woman who had a relationship with both the officer and alleyne. he sued the three homicide detectives who investigated the crash. >>> a south jersey judge ruled a philadelphia nun was drunk behind the wheel last fall. sister kimberly miller heard the ruling yesterday. the judge didn't buy her story that prescription sleeping pills were to blame for her behavior. that judge suspended her driving privileges for 90 days, ordered her to pay $650 in fines, and complete driving school. sister kim is on administrative leave from her teaching position at little flower high school in philadelphia. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenny is banning nonessential publicly funded travel to north carolina and mississippi. nbc 10 has confirmed the move is in response to the new laws in those states which limit anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, and transgender people. we've also learned that septa has pulled out of the transpor

. >>> nba legend kareem abdul-jabbar spokeut about why he's a hillary fan. >> i think she will look ottry. if the middle class is not given the opportunity to thrive and do better this country will go downhill. i don't want to see that. >>> paul ryan officially himself out as a candidate, although stephen colbert does not quite accept that. >> what i want to talk to you about today is your agenda for house republicans in 2016. how does your message differ as the speaker from what we're hearing from the presidential candidates? >> we want to have an ideas campaign, not a personality contest. that's what we think we can do here in the house and provide to our fellow citizens. >> well, that's a powerful message. a message that the american people will certainly respond to if it comes from the mouth of the future republican nominee. yes or no, would you accept the nomination? >> no, stephen, i have said i do not want nor would i accept the republican nomination. >> got it. so you're considering the nomination? [ laughter ] >> no, i'm not. >> okay, i'll give you some time to mull this one ov

he leaves as the nba third all time leading scorer behind kareem abdul jabar and carl malone five timempions with the lakers, 18 trips to the all star game. and a pair of olympic gold medals he's the only player in nba history to play 20 years with one team. >> the same team. >> all those numbers and all those stats and the black momma nickname he gave himself it will be emotional tonight. you walk off that court for the final time and you hug your teammates -- jack nicholson will be there and hugs and tears. they're estimating more confetti and balloons into the staples center tonight than a convention. it will be a party for kobe. >> more later on. >> be sure to join us night for the fox 29 news at 10:00. speaking of later on. one man says that money they just stole from him. where these pictures showed up minutes later the victim says make it all that much worse. that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you right back here at 10. have a great night. inside edition is up next. ♪ ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills

the jury agreed kareem alleyne was falsely arrested and charged after a crash that killed an off dutyolice officer four years ago. happened outside the mt. airy home of a woman who had relationships with both the officer and alleyne. the judge eventually dismissed all charges against alleyne then he sued the three homicide detecters who investigated the crash and won the judgment tonight. >>> new information tonight in the sudden death of a police officer in delaware county. officer william albertus of half ford police department was playing in a police firefighter hockey league game when he keeled over on the ice. he died days later at the hospital. nbc 10's brandon hudson explains the legacy he leaves behind. >> reporter: for more than five years officer william albertus served this haverford township community. news of his death left everybody here stunned. the police chief told me people have been stopping him on the street and sending their condolences. >> compassion, a great beat officer. >> reporter: days before officer william albertus' funeral profession -- >> businesspeople

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during the magic johnson and kareem abdul-jabbar days? game, you see like the cast of "that's my momma." (audience laughing) you see like marlon jackson and todd bridges in the front row. (audience laughing) it was so bad, anybody remember the old sports arena? - [audience] yeah. - it was in such bad condition, i'll never forget, i went to a game once and it was raining real hard that night and once side of the floor was flooded. they played a pro half-court game. (audience laughing) i paid $65 that night to see some brothers play "horse." (audience laughing) - tess, what's the worst breakup you've had? - oh god, the worst breakup. i think this, yeah, the dude left me just a note on the bathroom mirror, "die bitch, die," i think that was. (audience laughing) - the girl wants you to go out with her, she'll give you the sign. she'll just go "hey!" (audience laughing) she'll give you the quick sign, but if they don't want you to go out, it's like, that's it, done. - know what works when you're pursuing a woman? duct tape. (audience laughing)

trader kareem saragelden. not so in iceland.er houksen was special prosecutor, a hefty budget and a mandate. >> the question here in iceland was, was criminality involved? and if there was criminality involved, there would be a, there should be a prosecution. outside his office, something not seen elsewhere. the country's top bankers facing charges of market manipulation and fraud. ambushed by media. how many bankers are in jail? >> between 20 and 30 have been -- gotten sentence thousands of jail. >> reporter: the former ceo of the bank will begin serving a five year prison sentence in the fall. >> reporter: his lawyer dismisses the prosecution's as political theater. >> kind of a witch-hunt. >> witch-hunt? >> yeah. >> people were angry. so you had to convert it to some sort of political solution. >> reporter: the bankers are sent to prison. no bars, but hours from anywhere. an icelandic journalist allowed in for an interview was told -- >> translator: we never did anything that wasn't in the interest of the bank or its clients.

and kareem is a democratic strat yift and deputy campaign manager for martin o'malley. mark. start with you. two leading republican contenders are so universally disliked by a large share of the population, why are they doing so well in the republican race? >> i think we see the republican race is largely driven by the fringe of the republican party as is often common. and the time for a general election, with them so unfavorable in the broader electorate, what would norm willy be about hillary clinton's negative, it will focus on the negatives of trump or cruz. independents are demoralized with the candidates option. they will come out against trump or cruz. and the race will be handed to hillary clinton. and what i see, the election will be the 2016, the year of the write in. we'll see write in candidates from either joe biden or donald trump or paul ryan if indeed we see that trump or cruz gets the nomination and those of us who are more mainstream moderate voters can't stomach the notion of voting for clinton or trump. >> they would like to see the negatives. but hillary

. >> otto, eric, glen, emily, kareem. >> i like to listen to "the lion king" soundtrack before the big game. can you feel the love tonight just something about the sound of two lions doing it that really gets my blood pressure. >> stephen: we'll be right back with michael strahan! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) there's more than one route to the top. the lexus ls and lx. the ultimate in refinement, this is the pursuit of perfection. t-mobile does data differently. while the other guys gouge you for every bit of data you use... ...now, t-mobile lets you stream all the video and music that you want from your favorite services... free! without using one bit of your lte data. plus, you can roll your unused data forward. nobody does data like t-mobile. get four lines... ...with ten gigs of 4g lte data each ..for just thirty-five bucks per line... ...from t-mobile. one year ago, tim and heather were wide awake... worrying about their bills. then they refinanced their mortgage and began saving hundreds per month. hello sweet dreams. buy in. quicken loans. pepsi cola thompson's water

trish: joining me with more on the democratic side is kareem john p air and a former education director for mike huckabee's campaign. how do you like that? getting to see your old boss. >> i vote for him. he makes a good point, he is saying when he says i don't have stupid tattooed on my 4 head, it is a suicide mission for anyone who would coming and candidates would take over for trump or ted cruz because that candidate would be hugely challenged, american, republicans voted for trump would feel they had been swindled. >> voters are angry. imagine going to cleveland and having their vote not count and not matter and the rnc bringing somebody from the shadows, a hand-picked candidate and say we will take everybody's vote who went to somebody else and somehow give them to this new person they put on stage. it would be a political jihadi like we have never seen in the gop. it would absolutely road any support, any excitement about trying to take on hillary and it will be so damaging i don't know if we could recover from it in several cycles. trish: i hate to use the word jihadi when talki

they allegedly punched and kicked kareem baker on this corona street in october. baker claims the attack as retribution after he gave a person directions to the marcy houses. the man shot and killed detectives rafael ramos and wenjian liu in 2014 and then killed himself. >>> some new information. three people face criminal charges in the lead tainted water crisis in flint, michigan. two state workers are accused of refusing to order chemical treatment that could have prevented the release of lead in old plumbing. also, a flint utility worker is charged with tampering with evidence allegedly changing water testing results. michigan's attorney general says more charges are expected. >>> it's a new way to battle some forms of cancer. they are called chemo bead and they let doctors track their progress in real time. >> a "hawaii five-o" star turns from the screen to the stage. hear from daniel dae kim about his new project. >> and today in history in 1959, dolly parton's first single was released. called, puppy love." patients across the country have spoken. they rece

i remember watching magic johnson play and larry bird play and bill russell and kareem abdul jabbar, jerry west, some of the things these guys were along most of him in junior high and high school. they would make it look so easy, but it is not easy, those men and women are challenged every day. at the the university of connecticut that basketball team the women's basketball team, they won five championships and i remember ucla had an 88 game winning game. keith wilkes, those days of college basketball, again, and 88 game winning streak does not tell me that those men or women at the university of connecticut that they are just on a winning streak, tells me they have paid a special price, and if i don't like losing to them it tells me one thing, you have to get better. if i'm going to compete with the university of connecticut, if you're going to compete with ucla if you are going to compete with those teams there's one conclusion, you had to draw. i've got to get better. and then i think in today's coaching we have lost a lot of that. that ability to go to the next level, today deep

>> reporter: well, they've got about 30 former players, everybody from shaq to kareem to other laker legends. kobe specifically asked that there not be any gifting ceremony. golden state you may or may not remember gave kobe a five- day vacation to napa valley, i think it's funny because kobe is the last person that needs gifts. $23 million in his last year with the lakers. nike has given him $26 million. there's some very cool new nike campaigns on youtube. hate me, don't love me is one of them. what's fascinating is that kobe is the player that everybody loves to hate unless you're a los angeles fan. he's played with a snarl on his face, but this year he's been charming, open, has done interviews. it's a much more charming kobe. coincidentally this is the worst season the lakers as a team have ever had. >> his last hoorah. thanks so much. a big crowd out there to see kobe bryant play his last game. >> it's interesting because the warriors could have drafted kobe bryant. they picked someone in the first round named todd fuller. >> where is todd fuller now? >> maybe a couple of years

that postal employee kareem baker is suing the force and looking for a $100 million apology from the nypd. here's hazel sanchez. >> reporter: the 26-year-old says he feels police have been out to get him after he happened to give street directions to cop killer ishmael brinsley in 2014. >> a life of terror just in fear, living in fear. >> reporter: he says in december 2014, ishmael brinsley a total stranger approached him asking for directions to the marcy houses in brooklyn just before he went on to kill nypd detectives rafael ramos and wenjian liu in the location. baker said since that tragic day, police have seemingly been seeking revenge against him by harassing him and his family. he says the worst of last year when he claims two nypd detectives stopped him for an alleged parking violation and viciously beat him. >> at that moment, i was just thinking, i want to live. i want to be here. i didn't do nothing but get in my car. >> reporter: a 31-year-old detective and a 29-year-old detective are now charged with assaulting baker on this corona, queens street. baker says on october

former bank teller kareem aleni charged four years ago with vehicular homicide and involuntary manslaughter in the did he of officer mark brady. that will collision outside the home after woman with whom both men had relationships. now, judge dismissed those charges in 2014, for lack of evidence. aleni sued three homicide officers claiming their investigation was flawed because they were eager to link him to the crime. >> man who authorities say shot a police officer in west philadelphia over the weekends being hailed without bail. judge red 23 year old scott griffin his charges yesterday. the most serious one, attempted murder. investigators think griffin shot officer james mccullough sunday during a botched carjacking. mccullough has been released from the hospital. another man, 20 year old samir, also arrested, and facing similar charges. >>> two robbers could not get their hands on cash at a kensington convene yen store, so they just settled for sandwiches. investigators say the men told a clerk at the quick stop, give them everything in the register. the clerk got scared, ran out the b

former bank teller kareem elaine charged four years ago with she him -- vehicular manslaughter, in a collision outside the home after woman both men were involved with. a judge dismissed the charges in 2014 for lack of evidence. elaine then sued three homicide officers claiming their investigation was flawed because they were eager to link him to that crime. >> police say a philadelphia man who has been found with more than 300 pounds of marijuana in his mini-van. what does 300 pounds of pot look like? take a look. >> this was discovered during a traffic stop in rhode island. where do you seat your passengers? state police say the 44 year old suspect charged now with possession of marijuana with intent to deliver, a overs pulled over that machine i van. why do you think he pulled the machine i van over? did it look like it was waited down or something? no, it was the smell of all that pot coming from inside the vehicle. >> wow. mayor jim kenney taking a stand against discrimination laws in two southern state, spokeswoman from his office confirms he's banned all non-essential work tra

all-time scoring list with 33,583 points, just ahead of michael jordan and mind only carl malone and kareemr. with that level of success comes a higher level paycheck. bryant is the highest paid nba player this season at a whopping $25 million. add up his total career earnings, and the 37-year-old has brought in $323 million. that's before you even include endorsements off the court. kobe ranks in about $20 million additional a year with big names like alibaba, apple, and of course nike. bryant signed a five-year, $75 million deal with the athletic gear maker in 2014. so how much would it cost you to catch kobe's last game? the average ticket price is going for $2,100. although, there are courtside seats listed on stubhub for $25,000. >> well, there we go. but you can understand it given the career he's had. landon, thank you for that. we're approaching the top of the hour. that means the team is getting ready for "squawk box." joe kernen joins us with a look at what's coming up. >> you're alone. >> i am alone, but i am now joined by you, which is a dream come true. >> when is that thing in

trader kareem sarageldis. not so in iceland. olafur hauksson was appointed special prosecutor, given a hefty budget and a mandate. >> the question here in iceland, was criminality involved. and if there was criminality involved, there would be -- there should ab prosecution. >> outside hauksson's office, something not seen elsewhere, charges of market manipulation and fraud ambushed by media. >> how many bankers are in jail? >> between 20 and 30 have gotten sentences of jail. gudjonsson former ceo will begin serving a five-year prison sentence in the fall. >> this was a part of show. >> his lawyer, gudjonsson, dismisses the prosecutions as political theater. >> a witch hunt. people were hungry. so you had to come up with some kind of political solution. >> the bankers were sent to s.u.v. prison, no bars. icelandic journalist allowed in was told -- >> we never did anything that wasn't in the interest of the >> the worst thing was the broken trust. >> information security consultant marino njalsson was one of thousands of property

they're accused of beating the man, kareem baker, after he left work in october of 2015. baker's attorney claims he had been systematically harassed by police since 2014, a year before. that's when baker gave then went on to execute two nypd officers in brooklyn. >>> happening today, hundreds of new yorkers expected to gather at city hall to demand police reform. they'll be joining victims of alleged police abuse to call for changes to mayor deblasio's community policing program. a lot have criticized the program saying it doesn't address police accountability. th eey would like the new york city council to pass legislation that would require officers to identify themselves. >>> in new jersey, another school district has found lead in their drinking water. six water fountains in the leonia district in new jersey. those fountains were shut off. in all 96 sources of drinking water have been affected, but the different has not said in which building those tainted fountains are. >>> con edison has reached a kickback scheme. in the deal, utility customers will get back $171 mi

they are historical relevant like kareem abdul-jabbar and bill walton for the lakers in the '70s.ou rooting for now? syracuse? >> you have to be or else they would take away my diploma! >> coming up, we will talk to cbs basketball analyst bill raftery about catch phrases and his career in college hoops as he gets ready to call a final four. >> for the second time this year, here in new york, a cow has landed in greener pastures after bolting have a slaughter house. >> oh! oh! >> listen to him yell. the cow is being taken off a truck on friday when, as you can see there, he made a run for it. police caught up with it and brought it to an animal care facility. the story does not end there. >> comedian jon stewart and his wife heard about the story. they will have the cow taken to their animal sanctuary outside of new york city. true story. no april fool's here. another cow escaped from a new york slaughter house back in january. it, too, was rounded up and taken to a sanctuary. i love the play by play on that. oh! oh! >>> let's check your weather now. >>> up next, it's being called

. >>> a postal employee is looking for a $100 million apology from the nypd. 26-year-old kareem baker says he feels police have been out to get him after he happened to give street directions to cop killer -- brinsley in 2014. baker says since then police have been harassing him including an alleged beating after a dispute over parking. >> they continued to punch him, and stomp on his head and kick him until additional officers showed up. >> they beat on me just like the first two officers did and just being just feeling like i was about to take my last breath. >> detectives anglo papina and robert carbone are charged with assaulting baker. the nypd would not comment saying only that the two detectives have been suspended without pay. >>> former new york assembly speaker sheldon silver is his family have submitted letters to the judge ahead of his sentencing for corruption. the 72-year-old democrat wrote i failed the people of new york, no question about it. because of me the government has been ridiculed. his wife rosa revealed silver is battling prostate cancer and wrote i am not su

. >> not just about a physicalab attraction because somebody hadd a crush on kareem but it was professionall player i'me talking about i like him becausc he's cool and i want to be looko like him.li h a great basketball player.ballla >> yeah, yeah, yeah.>> y >> that type of thing.t ty of th it's not just about female, male attraction.tracti >> no. there's a variety of differentye types of crushes i was surpriser at how many people are crushre c with the person that they wanted to be. jamie, a friend of mine is a surfer champion surfer he's won three international titles. he wanted to be speed racer as kid. darned if he didn't, you know,ok grow up to be speed racer on the waves. so that kind of thing. >> yeah. jessica fantastic writer wanted tatum o'neal to be her best friend her essay is about that and she got in touch with tatum o'neal like her dream come true >> wow okay.. >> in your writings does it help our psyche when we sort of sort fixate on someone we aspire to be or we have a crush on. crusho does it help our psych can he he achieve the goal we're trying to achieve yes.eve yes. >>

kareem just distanced himself so much because it seemed like he played for, i don't know, 35, 40 years, just sky hooking his way to legendary status. he had a ways to go. >> with 60 points a game, maybe not that long. >> if he's going 60, shooting 50 times a game, like he did last night, and was that just like the most kobe way to go out, shooting 50 times? >> and 37 years old. >> yep, 37 years old. he talked about not knowing if his legs were going to work after the game, which i think is fair. my legs barely worked watching it. >> none of us understand, really, what those guys are doing. >> absolutely not, no. what they go through, especially what kobe goes through. there's been articles about going on 40-mile bike rides in the middle of the night in las vegas the night before training camp begins. >> run down the court and back begins. >> run up the court and down once and you realize you have to guard somebody three times faster than you. do it once and i'm going to rest after doing it once. do it for as long as those guys are. >> he was wearing ice bags on his legs the size of chr