for old miami, original miami, you're looking for a great extent, black miami. ♪ ♪ these days liberty cityblack community. a lot has happened since then. >> cook: corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> anthony: what do you usually get? >> luther: the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> anthony: your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> luther: yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> anthony: today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> anthony: a lot of good cooking tradition in the family. >> luther: oh, yeah. one night we'd have rice and peas. the other night we'd have peas and rice. >> anthony: also known as uncle luke or perhaps luke skywalker at various times. he is something of a musical and political and legal legend. credited with pioneering what would be called miami bass. maybe you know him from such hits as 2 live crews "me so horny" and "do wa didi" or the groundbreaking far use supreme court case campbell v. akafroze music. >> anthony: how do you end up different from growing up in miami than you would gr

as the oscar-winning co-writer of "moonlight," a film based on his own life growing up gay in liberty cityoutsider in his own community and the wider world. in "choir boy," he gives us "pharus," an astonishingly talented, curious and seemingly confident 16 year old, who happens to be gay. jeremy pope plays pharus in a sensational broadway debut. >> thank drew for letting me live alongside these others boys who don't have a problem displaying ill will towards me. but if i remove one of them from my persons without somebody drawing attention to my swiss or wrist, i need to be put down? >> brown: pharus is a scholarship student with little support from home, hoping for a chance at bigger things through this prestigious school. but this is a place where his sexuality is not acknowledged. >> what is vital to the story, and personal, is that pharus is chosen to do his talent, and to only bring your talent and not to bring the rest of you. and that, i feel like that has been something that has happened to me my whole life. if it's not my blackness, if it's not my queerness-- it's like, just bring

. >> to come together and make sure that we make this a city where there is liberty and justic for allld be african-american. reverend brog the city to help develop a financ plan to acquire fillmo heritage to ensure surviv >>> an extraordinary piece of techno ibm spent six years buildi took center stage in san francisco. ibm project debater is the first ever super computer that can debate human, and it is not a puppy. she wa put to the test against a world champion of the bay. pe secure the social welfare of the people we sho subsidize preschools. thanks for your attention. >> such a soothing voice. that's project debater arguing the issue of preschool funding. each debater learned of the topic just 15ments before debate time. by the way, the human won the debate so alexis, robots haven't taken over yet. so glad. victor for the humans. that is certainly a relief to hear. the machine was a little bit creepy there, huh? >>> taking a look at the roads, we've only had one incident pop up on the board and it's right here and gone, southbound 880 at 23rd avenue. we had a crash in oakland. de

in june of 2017, oscar piloted a withopter over the city the banner, 350 liberty, a reference to article50 of the venezuelan constitution, which states, the people of venezuela ,hall disown any regime legislation, or authority that violates democratic values or encroaches upon human rights. oscar said he wanted to give the people hope. he loved the people. he fought for the people. and they loved oscar. but oscar was gunned down and killed by venezuela. you all know the story. by the venezuelan security forces, viciously. .ur hearts break for your loss oscar gave his life for the freedom of his people. we all have hope today because of great, great people and patriots like oscar. please. [applause] president trump: i said how about saying something in spanish? she likes spanish. she is a little bit better in spanish. please. >> gracias. [speaking spanish] [applause] president trump: i don't know what she said, but i think i know what she said. she is an incredible woman. oscar was an incredible man who will not have died in vain. [applause] a few weeks ago, on january 23, venezuelans --

city. that highlighted area includes liberty square, it's a popular tourist destination. so we've decided to focus a lot on climate change this year. this week we talk to a doctor, a marine bioologist, and founder and c.e.o. of ocean collective, which is helping find solutions for coastal communities. it's so nice to have you. >> thanks for having me. soledad: explain to me the ways in which the ocean fits into the overarching issue of climate change. >> i'm glad you asked because i think a lot of times people don't understand the ocean is a really important part of the climate systeandhe ocean has ac already absorbed 90% of the excess heat that's been trapped by all the greenhouse gases that we've emitted. and it's absorbed 40% of the excess carbon, which has led to we've actually changed the chemistry of the entire ocean because we're asking it to absorb all this carbon. soledad: what's wrong with ocean acidification? >> it makes it a lot harder for animals to grow shells. so when we're that i i thinking about corral reefs on oysters, it even changes the p.h. of the wat

. >> to come together and make sure that we -- we make this a city where there is liberty and justice all. and in that all should be african americans. >> reverend brown is also asking the city to help develop a financial plan to acquire the fill more heritage center to ensure its survival. >> scary here, a family found an unwanted visitor in their garage. a mountain lion. letisha juarez from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> when we looked, we looked under there, there was a mountain lion. >> reporter: sean was standing just a few inches away when he and his wife encountered this mountain lion nestled up against their dryer. >> we've been doing our laundry and we had to go and check on the dryer. we cleaned the lint trap out. we checked on the clothes, started the clothes and we noticed my dogs, they were on the ground kind of whimpering. >> reporter: that's when they noticed this female cougar staring back at them. he thought it was one of his kids stuffed animals until the cat moved her head and let the family dogs know to stay clear. >> the mountain lion did put

city at any religious liberty here from across the country and the fact that we're here for as of now that you know some of the small towns the quality of the services are much lower than in the largest c.d.'s this is the attempt so there is that issue with investing in infrastructure in those particular places you look at the past several years you will find out that so in terms of fiscal policy in russia was one of the. more prudent countries across the globe which means that all the decisions that are taking will you know counter that it's clear understanding the government and the president himself looking deeper into the statistics deep in the into the data to understand which. particular family switch but you kill or persons are in there you know by getting the heart situation in order and to address the urgent needs of the people in the me and the of the social sphere. a former acting director of the f.b.i. andrew mccabe has provoked a farce thought of controversy by claiming both in the new book and to the media that the us president is in the kremlin's pocket. do you still be

. >> to come together and make sure that we, we make this a city where there is liberty and justice for all. and in that all should be african americans. >> reverend brown is also asking the city to help develop a financial plan to acquire the fillmore heritage center to ensure its survival. >>> check out this rare sight in las vegas. snow! high winds -- look, the snow looks like it's going sideways. some were clocked at 50 miles an hour brought that snow into las vegas. last night's storm is also blamed for knocking out power to at least 15,000 people. this marks the first snowfall in vegas since late 20 fine, it's like a snow-cane. >> wouldn't bet on that happening too much in vegas. >> and certainly not here. we have wind like that coming our way. not any snow, but really, really strong gusty wind and rain here. is a live look at doppler 7 showing cloudy skies right now. the skies will become increasingly cloudy overnight. here are some patches of blue in the sky looking southward from mount tam, but we have lots of clouds. these are our forecast features. strong storm arrives late t

liberty are restored. so places from d.w. correspondent have gay this season the colombian city on the border with venezuela welcome have it how important and indeed how divisive is that support from the united states. well of course the support by the u.s. is important to the u.s. is a heavyweight in the american continent as we know and it has tools that no other country has to pressure and it could as my little and his government especially when we talk about sanctions for example against people close to me as my little or to the oil industry which is still the only real export of the venezuelan government and the core of the venezuelan economy that being said when we talk about military support things change why because if the u.s. decides to have some kind of military intervention into venezuelan territory to force a change of government it wouldn't be the first time this happens in latin america and that creates deep wounds especially emmet the leftist governments now we have one in a very prominent country mexico that has not even recognized one white boy as interim president so it is a sensitive context to talk about a

the champions league kickoff reporter in liverpool liberty dream kennedy went to liverpool to explore the incredible bond between the club and its city. i'm back in liverpool my family moved south when i was just a small boy but for me you know you have to be one team living. but will the red fans accept me does it matter that i've never seen the game and feel and will follow schools no risk ounces take me to their hearts. talk stuff is one of the most rundown parts of the city. quite an intimidating place even outside the house my mother grew up in all those years ago when the locals hear of my connection with the area the ice is broken before i know it it seems like i've got a few new mags. i'm staying in chopsticks to meet local land and former liverpool player how we can feel who now works as a social inclusion coach at the kingsley community school keeping kids off the streets in the. first black player something you know very proud to represent you. in any form this is something to be proud of. for me growing up in an auburn liverpool farm and probably in the more we're all over the computer game it was it was special for me i

liberty. ♪ >>> the final residential building in new york city with the trump name on it will soon be takingarcaveige is live outside trump place. what is currently trump place but maybe not much longer. vanessa? >> good morning, john. this started about two years ago right when president trump was elected into office. one by one, residents in these six buildings here on riverside boulevard started voting whether or not to take down this trump place sign. and four of them have already voted to do so. the remaining two buildings, the residents here voted to have them taken down just last week. we spoke to residents on both sides of this debate. trump has been voted out. by the residents of the final two condo buildings bearing his name on manhattan's west side. >> we voted to take it off the building. we just feel that the trump brand has come to mean exclusion, and it didn't -- doesn't represent the people that live in the building, the people that work in the building, the people that live in the neighborhood. it just doesn't feel -- didn't feel right to us. >> reporter: the letters spellin

[cheers and applause] in june of 2017, o-oscar pilot a helicopter over the city of their roots, with the banner 350 libertyhe venezuelan column to tuition, which stayed the people of venezuela shall disown any regime legislation or authority that encroaches upon human rights. oscar said he wanted to give the people hope. he loved the people. he fought for the people and they loved oscar. when oscar was gunned down and killed by venezuelans, we know this very well. you all know the story. by the venezuelan security forces, viciously. our heart break for your loss. oscar gave his life for the freedom of its people. we all have hoped today because of great, great people and patriots like oscar. please. [applause] [chanting] [applause] [cheers and applause] david: i said, how about saying something in spanish? she likes spanish. she is a little bit better in banished. [cheers and applause] [speaking in spanish]

city. 148 sculptors were invited to produce works for that event. but he got the big gal. the republic. was supposed to rival the statue of liberty. a 35ood 65 feet high on foot base. it reigned over the lagoon in the white city. carved on-site from a model he brought back from paris. they built a stairway inside so they could work on a head. eliminated by electricity, and this phase, this beautiful white city. the only problem is that the sculpture and almost all of the buildings, save for the ones that later became the art institute and the science we see them in chicago, all of them were made of an element or a competition of elements called jute. j-u-te. thick paste. arth is called staff in the world which is made up of plaster of paris. cement and glycerin. probably not a good idea to have the whole city made of glycerin in chicago. guess what happened? yes, everything -- they would have had to tear it down. i'm not sure that the fire happened spontaneously. but all of it did burn down, the whole white city and the statue of the republic. supposedly the water was on fire. the good news is that french made a couple of replicas.

liberty. ♪ david: amazon might be saying so long to new york city several local lawmakers have inviting thed second headquarters in the big apple in new york governor andrew cuomo addressing the threats earlier today and here is what he had to say. >> it would be a tremendous loss and it is the largest economic development transaction in the history of the state of new york. i understand politics very well. but i have never seen a more absurd situation where political pandering and obvious pandering, defeat the economic development project. david: is he right? is new york city blowing a great opportunity, turning out is lee, executive director of tech nyc and its working network of tech leaders in the city. julie, i can understand his position and you must be going out of your mind. everyone in long island city appears to want this thing but politicians are blocking it. >> identical what the governor said. the deal makes sense. the framework of the deal makes sense for tens of thousands of new jobs to new york, high-tech, good paying jobs and all the other jobs that will bring to the neighb

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the white city, 148 sculptors were invited to produce works for that event but he got the big, the republic. it was supposed to rival the statue of liberty. it stood 65 feet high on a 35 foot base and it rained over the lagoon in the white city. carved on site by the way from a model he brought back from a second trip to europe from paris this time. they built a stairway inside so they could work on the head. the crown was illuminated by electricity and it faced this beautiful white city. the only problem is that the sculpture and the almost all of the buildings, say for the ones that later became the art institute and the science museum in chicago, all of them were made of a element or a combination of elements called jute j you te. thick paste which is called staff in the art world which is made up of plaster of paris, cement and alizarin. probably not a good idea to have the whole city made of glycerin in chicago and guess what happened? yes everything, they would have had to tear it down so i'm not sure that that fire happened spontaneously but all of it did burned down, the whole white city and the statue of the republic. supposedly

liberty the egyptian pyramids the coliseum and the taj mahal. that's nice surprise these versions of the seven wonders of the world have been constructed from waste material the city of new delhi had truckloads of old pipes car parts and disused machines delivered to artists that's when the conversion started. we need to use what we have and we were fix we are going to do this only if. it is going to be lonely there are not going to be anything else so yeah. they will make brought out i. welding mending sculpting that work has now been completed less involved are hoping the so-called waste to want to park will become a major tourist attraction it has certainly transformed the landscape when we started working here we started digging up the floor and we realized it was a landfill site and that's where the horror started you know you're in the middle of monsoons this is august last year and we've been digging it up and everywhere there's just plastic. the theme park is a statement against consumerism food for thought for visitors and it's a place for some to live out their dreams like this a local journalist who could almost be reporting live from paris or these ind

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liberty. ♪ >>> one of the biggest drug dealers in the world was convicted today in new york city.n "el chapo" guzman will spend the rest of his life in prison. a jury came back with their decision today, fox's brian llenas has the verdict and "el chapo"'s reaction afterwards. >> today we say american justice has been served. >> reporter: notorious mexican drug lord chiloquin "el chapo" guzman guilty on all courts. 61-year-old guzman staring at jurors showing no emotion as all 10 guilty counts were read. the most crucial of those charges engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise. guzman's deadly drugs destroyed many american families. we were nothing more than greed >> reporter: the jury finding "el chapo" was in fact the leader of a cartel with evidence showing that under his direction, drugs like cocaine, meth, and heroin poured into the united states for more than two decades. over the course of nearly 3 months, jurors heard from 56 witnesses with some of guzman's closest associates heading of incriminating text messages and phone calls. and a powerful eyewitness account, guz

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is completed the whole focus for free is under the liberty of the capital one cup in four years defending english premier league champions manchester city have the chance to go back to the top of the table for the first time in two months if they win at sabots and on wednesday but city on currently does live a poor drop points in recent matches and city manager pep guardiola expects plenty more twists and turns between now and the end of the season. three for it is a goal we are already done so the champion was liverpool no favorite and moving three days we are leading or we are seven points behind. so try to be calm in that situation i said my feeling in the last week's show will be a lot of surprises and will be tough for every team to win on games because. the contenders in contenders and all the teams had their abilities capacities in in a skills to to make create problems joe is a marine your eyes become the latest high profile individuals in the world of football to be found guilty of times fold in spite the former manchester united manager has been given a one year prison sentence but once any jail time radio has instead a great

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liberty in new york last summer. she was arrested after coming down off the building in austin last night. >>> cities around the u.s. amazon, now that it dropped plans to build hdqri according to "usa today," chicago, miami and new jersey are among the larger cities reaching out, and warren, michigan, along other towns outside new york are also hoping to be considered. but during a visit to new york city amazon founder jeff bezos made no comments about the company's future plans. >>> actress gwyneth paltrow is fighting back against claims she caused a hit and run on a ski slope. p paltrow is but sued in utah. a man claims she ran into him on a beginners slope three years ago and left him with a concussion and broken ribs, and paltrow is counter suing and claiming the man actually hit her from behind. he's asking for $3.1 million in damages. >>> new details on the secret baby shower that wasn't really much of a secret. >> at all. the guest list for the shower is coming out. our friend, gayle king was there, also human rights advocate, amal clooney and sthouses we. and williams threw the bash at a $75,000 per night pe

liberty of u.s. aid is intensifying tuesday saul massive demonstrations take place across the country demanding humanitarian aid be let in and this will end migrants in colombia also took to the streets in the border city of kuta where the aid is being stored demonstrators marched to protest against president nicolas maduro who claims the aid supplies are fake and blocking their entry into the square. will cheer when president ford. is visiting beddes with his neighbor colombia for talks with that country's leaders other country has seen massive influx of migrants due to the crisis across the border. and arrived in only a few weeks ago but already she's out on the streets from morning to evening selling sweets she's desperate to earn a little cash so she can feed her baby boy. one. i left because i couldn't buy anything that no food no diapers. story is typical for the many venezuelans who have fled hardship at home and who live a hand to mouth existence in colombia. there are no migrant camps to shelter them off and the only help they receive comes from the generosity of the locals. the government can afford to offer only limited aid with so many colombians living in poverty themselves. the german pre

liberty. ♪ >>> it's friday on "the beat" so you know it's time to fall back. i'm joined by two new york cityw of queens. recording artist and rapper havoc, who was part of the legendary mob deep, one of the most successful rap duos in history. 40 million records sold. three gold albums. kapow. and a powerhouse democrat i was introducing in our last segment, former congressman, joe crowley >> thanks for having me. >> great to be with havoc. two musicians from queens. >> you represented the bronx and part of queens and you represented queens bridge. >> queens bridge, all day. long island city. >> so great to have you together. >> i represented queens bridge for about six years. >> and did you get to reminisce? >> i couldn't believe he was from woodside. i went to junior high school in his neighborhood. >> there it is. bring it all back to "the beat." who needs to fall back, havoc? >> laura ingram needs to fall back. >> about the hamilton thing? >> i heard she was saying something about the black actors in "hamilton" wasn't a good depiction of, you know, america's history or something like that

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liberty. ♪ >>> buckle up. it's time for money power politics. amazon called it quits to headquart headquarters, an opportunity to feel a real boon in this city, inrately need it, at least in a tech base. the deal was called off for the lack of support from local politicians, many blaming congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. here's what she had to say after hearing news of the cancellation. >> i think it's incredible. i mean it shows that everyday americans still have the power to organize and fight for their communities and they can have more say in this country than the richest man in the world. >> new york's governor andrey cuomo said a small group of politicians put their even narrow interests above their community which poll after poll showed overwhelmingly supported bringing amazon to new york city. the new york state senate has done tremendous damage. they should be held accountable for this lost economic opportunity. i don't even know where to start with this. let's start with what amazon had to say. they said in part in their statement, a number of state and local politicians have made it clear they oppose our presence and will not wo

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liberty. ♪ connell: back here live on "after the bell" in queens, new york, where the news broke earlier today that amazon would not bring the second corporate headquarters to long island citynnounced it was not coming to new york it cited local political pressure being applied. new york state assemblyman ron kim, who joins me on the long island city waterfront is one of the local leaders applying pressure. what is your reaction today? >> this is great win for grass roots activism. community leaders stood up against the deal but concept after company, a megacorporation like amazon, pitting new york against other cities. for almost 14 months to extract as much money out of us. we called them out. we stood strong. now we have victory. connell: so they were going to get tax breaks adding up neighborhood of 1 1/2 billion dollars. in exchange for that amazon was promising a lot. the numbers they were promising more than 25,000 jobs and high-paying ones, 150,000-dollar salaries. now those jobs are not coming here. to many that is economic opportunity that is lost. what are you saying? >> we've seen these multinationals cite number of jobs, growth, revenue to get as much taxpayers

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