in your reach is beyond san antonio obviously. how many evangelical christians are there in the country quick. >> 60 million in america. >> what is an evangelical christian quick. >> somebody who believes the bible is the inspired word of god. something that is factual, truthful and eternal and never changing. mark: we almost never hear about the evangelical christians in the mean strickland - - mainstream media. or if we do they are treated as if they are peculiar or if you go to the zoo they are in the reptile house but everybody else is looking for the panda. th that reflective of the culture or progressivism? >> it is indicative of the fact that america is slipping from its moral foundations from faith and bible principles and secularism. the further into secularism you go the further away from the mic of one - - the word of god you go. when you are away from the word of god you are away from god. swimmingre out there in an ocean of their own ego. their opinions, secular promises will produce nothing but heartache and chaos. t

you can see relative to san antonio how far it is. most people think san antonio is south texas. we still have a four-hour drive left, right? these numbers are not just relevant to brownsville, relevant to a lot of communities in the border region. it is the largest community in the rio grande valley, if you were not aware. 31% is below the poverty level. i have another chart that shows what does it look like compared to our neighbors. we just looked at this data, we're at 15,000 per capita. if you look at the 2010 census, this is 13,000 per capita. it's literally the poorest community in the country. median income, 64% make it out of high school and 14% don't make it out of ninth grade. you start looking at the human capital, this is the challenge we have in the border region. i started using this particular last number when we saw the commissioner talk about the digital divide. i think somebody in the audience asked what's the connectivity in terms of broadband. 61% of households in brownsville are not connected. you you are going into the technology phase and teachers asking s

at the closest relatives lived in san antonio. she grew up on the west side of san antonio, worked as a maid, cook, and babysitter because she never finished elementary school, raised my mom as a single parent, and then my mom raised me and my brother is a single parent. my grandmother had type 2 diabetes and i watched as her condition got worse and worse. before she passed away she had to have one of her feet isutated, which many know common for severe diabetics. but that whole time she had medicare. i want to strengthen medicare for the folks who are on it, and make sure medicare is available to anyone who wants it in this country. because too often times i the difference between health care and health insurance, is that health insurance is a denial letter you get telling you the reasons you are not going to get covered. covered, but the out-of-pocket expenses, the costs are still too great. we can improve our system. we fundamentally transform our health-care system to do simple but powerful things. for instance, we need to end

in san antonio, local officials are exasperated. it's already cost more than auarter million dollar since march. >> should taxpayers in the city be footing the bill for this? >> in a perfect rld, wnhe federal government wouldhe entire process from start to finish. >> here, this new facility i holding more than 200 children right now. its capacity will be 1,300. >>> thank you. president trump won a victory gal today when a federal appeals court dismissed a lawsuit that alleged his washington, d.c. hotel violated the constitution. two democratic attorneys general had the president of illegally profiting from government guests at the trump international hotel. president trump celebrated the decision calling the lawsuit ridiculous. >>> tonight the deepening mystery abroad after authorities in greece said they now believe an american scientist who had been missing for days was killed, her body discover oed in a tunnel. migu almaguer has late details in the shocking case and the investigation. >> was discovered 100 yards from the closest

in san antonio, local officials are exasperated. they've opened a resource center for the hundreds of migrants arriving daily here by bus and it's already cost more than a quarter million dollars since march. should taxpayers in the city be footing the bill for this? >> in a perfect world, the federal government would own the entire process from start to finish >> reporter: here this nes holding more tha wilbe 1300, lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> president trump won a major legal victory today when a federal appeals court dismissed a lawsuit that alleged his washington, d.c. hotel violated the constitution two democratic attorneys general had accused the president of illegally profiting from government guests at the trump international hotel. president trump celebrated the decision, calling the lawsuit ridiculous >>> tonight the deepening mystery abroad after authorities in greece said they now believe an american scientist who had been missing for days was killed. her body discovered in a tunnel nbc's miguel almaguer has

with almost nothing, one of her grandsons is now the congressman for the city that she came to, san antonio, and the other one is here asking for your support to be president of the united states. [applause] that is the greatness of the united states of america, and i ask for your support in the year ahead, and with your support, on january 20, 2021, we are going to say adios to donald trump. [applause] [speaking spanish] lulac candidates forum that we have left now will lead us to senator cory booker, , newing in exeter hampshire, where he will be shortly meeting with supporters. this is live road to the white house coverage on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] hello, exeter. thank you for being here. first and foremost, we have to thank our amazing hosts, sue and tom fitzgerald. give them a hand. [applause] i'm grateful to you all for being here. my name is briand a murphy, i'm the seacoast oiz

in san antonio, local officials are exasperated. it's already cost more than a quarter million dollar since march. >> should taxpayers in eooting the bill for this? >> in a perfect world, the federal government would own the entire finish. >> here, this new facility is holding more than00 will be 1,300. >>> thank you. president trump won a major legry today when a federal appeals court dismissed a lawsuit that alleged his washington, d.c. hotel violated the constitution. two democratic attorneys general had accused the president of illegally profiting from government guests at the trump international hotel. president trump celebrated the decision calling the lawsuit ridiculous. >>> tonight the deepening mystery abroad after authorities in greece said they now believe an american scientist who had been missing for days was killed, her body discover oed in a tunnel. miguel almaguer has late details in the shocking case and the investigation. >> reporter: the body was discovered 100 yards from the closest road inside this abandoned wor

try to make sure that we had opportunity everywhere in san antonio. so, i have chosen to go to flint. was the first candidate to go to flint, and to say, that we need to put forward resources to eliminate lead as a major public health threat. i was the first, and i think only so far, candidate to put forward a police reform plan. because, we saw just a few days ago, with the case of eric garner, that too often times, if you are especially a young black man, and this country, that you are treated differently at the hands of police. my police reform plan would create more accountability and transparency by setting a national use of force standard that says, an officer has to exhaust all other reasonable alternative before the use lethal force. it would - it would also demilitarized our police. because we have been giving these military weapons to our police, equipment. and it is creating over aggressiveness. i will work with congress to do away with racial pole profiling, stop and frisk. and also, my education plan says that we should not have cops in s

professor of politics at the university of texas at santa san antonio and author of libya's gadhafi the politics of contradiction and in london and elgar marty founder and director of sadik institute the 1st public policy think tank in libya i'd like to begin with. this has been called a war crime by the united nations why hasn't have to responded to the charges coming from tripoli saying that he was behind this attack were you shooting your. new shoes so you saw i mean. because it's a good deal now this 1st of all who fired those things that. then perhaps you can say that when told of options let's just wait before we call them walker we're not i'm not i don't support i don't support what was killing those those those refugees but i think 1st of all we have to see who was responsible for this because before the same thing happened if the boat rides then the others will atrocities they committed so i think we just hold off on this for just a 2nd and in london tripoli has been very quick to assign blame for this it just goes to show that libya's various parties are far from reconciled on

. ♪ >>> i'm diana olick in san antonio, texas. a new twist on the fastest growing segment of the housing market coming up on "nightly business report". ♪ ♪ e is ♪ ♪ >>> in washington the house passed the debt ceiling and t budget deal. it sets discretionary spending at about $1.4 trillion. the agreement also suspends the borrowing limit for two years. that measure now goe to the senate, which is expected to pass it in the coming days. >>> nissa plans to layout more than 12,000 workers.ts that's 9% of global workforce. the restructuring comes after theak aut saw profits essentially disappear, falling more than 98% compared l tot year. the company has faced a number of challenges, not the least of which is the arrest in japan of its former chairman, carlos ghosn, eight months ago, and the tensions that caused with nissan's partner renault, which ghosn also ran. >>> it was a rou day in the market for ford following its earnings report, which we told you about last night. the automaker issued a disappointing forecastor the year. analy

. >> an identical twin who grew up in san antonio, texas, julián castro became the mayor of his hometownwhen he s only 34, just two generations after his grandmother had arrived in e united states as an orphan. it was this speech that thrust him into the national spotlights >> our nation like no other, a place where great journeys can be made in a single generation. no matter who you are or where you come from, the path is always forward. >> he would go on to be the youngest member of president obama's cabinet.no castro is looking to make history again as the first latino president of the united states. his signature issue, immigration. >> if i were president today,n i would signecutive order that would get rid of trump's zero-tolance policy, the "remain in mexico" policy, and the metering policy. >> but will any of this deliver him the votes? >> the democrats want open borders, they want anybody they want, including ms-13, pouring into the country. >> what does julián castro say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... additional funding is provided by... corpor

she was growing up in san antonio. her way of dealing with that was to get politically active.he got active first in the young democrcrats and then in a number of organizations, including a third party at the time that said, hey, look, neither the democrats nor republicans are ensuring that this mexican-american community is able to do basic things like have a decent quality of life, get a good education, pursue decent job opportutunities. i am proudud of my mother's activismsm because i know it isn part because of her activism and the activism of so many other folks that we have made some progress in this country. but i also understand we still have a lot of progress to make the step in fact, when my mom was 23, she ran for city council .ith this slate i still have their poster. it is the first thing i put in my office when i became mayor at city hall and when i became secretary of in the obama industry show. their slogan is "get government back to the american people." it reminds us that more things change, the more they stay the same. there are some things that folks were fi

he was also the mayor of san antonio, texas.is now quite obviously a candidate for president in the democratic primary. secretary castro, thanks for being here tonight. i have a lot i want to ask you but because this is the first time i've seen you since the debate, i do think it's ineringable that you had a strong performance and i know some polling numbers, particularly a univision poll of latino voters today, showed a big bump for you since the debate. let me just ask you how the debate has affected your campaign. >> well, in all the ways you might think. first of all, i was glad to have a great night that night. my name i.d. has been lower than some of the other candidates. a lot more money. a lot more media attention and i think gathering support, as that univision poll makes clear. >> in terms of the money, the fund-raising quarter ends this week. you're going to be putting out money in the next few days? >> we are. we had our best four fund-raising days after the debate. >> in the whole campaign? >> that's right. we're up

professor of politics at the university of texas at sutton san antonio and author of libya's gadhafithe politics of contradiction and in london and elgar marty founder and director of sadik institute the 1st public policy think tank in libya i'd like to begin with. this has been called a war crime by the united nations why hasn't the have to responded to the charges coming from tripoli saying that he was behind this attack. you should see your. new shoes so you saw me do talks and look around because it's a good deal now this 1st of all who fired those things that. then perhaps you can say that when told of options let's just wait before we call them walker we're not i'm not i don't support i don't support what was killing those those those refugees but i think 1st of all we have to see who was responsible for this because before all the same thing happened if the boat rides then the others will atrocities they committed so i think we just hold off on this for just a 2nd and in london tripoli has been very quick to assign blame for this it just goes to show that libya's various parti

professor of politics at the university of texas at santa san antonio and author of libya's gadhafi the politics of contradiction and in london and elgar marty founder and director of sadik institute the 1st public policy think tank in libya i'd like to begin with. this has been called a war crime by the united nations why hasn't have to responded to the charges coming from tripoli saying that he was behind this attack were you shooting your. united nations serious or i mean the facts on the ground because it's a good deal now this 1st of all who fired those things that. then perhaps you can say that when told of options let's just wait before we call them walker we're not i'm not i don't support i don't support what was killing those those those refugees but i think 1st of all we have to see who was responsible for this because before all the same thing happened if the boat rides then the others will atrocities they committed so i think we just hold off on this for just a 2nd and in london tripoli has been very quick to assign blame for this it just goes to show that libya's various pa

and our gym that we were in for the san antonio game is considerably smaller.olds less than 3,000 people and there was a lot less than that because the really headliner of the entire week that we're out here for was taking place across the hall which seats around 18,000 fans and they were sold out tonight. so that venue right away canceled their game. meanwhile during our game, the player and referees on the court expressed to me during the next time out they didn't even feel it. but clearly us at our broadcast location and the fans, everyone was feeling it. we had light fixtures shake a bit. but i tell you, it was a wild surreal feeling to me to have this for the first time in my life twice in that span. >> and pictures right now, it is clear people are leaving the stands. especially in the back rows. people are getting up and they are leaving. and that was right around the time when the game was flat out interrupted. >> right. and again what you are looking at is the thomas mack center which is again separated by a hallway from where i was. and that arena sea

other issues in the north bay, southbound 101 past san antonio road, motorcycle crash blocks the left lane. >>> and on to developing news. president trump is back at the white house this morning after a four-day trip to asia. >> while there became the first sitting u.s. president to step on north korean soil. he's describing his meeting with the north korean leader as "wonderful." we have a live report with more. >> reporter: natasha and liz, the two leaders spent about an hour behind closed doors as president trump tries to restart nuclear talks with north korea. president trump back in washington. tweeting this video of his meeting with north korea's leader kim jong-un. history made becoming the first sitting u.s. president to step into the country. >> my friend. >> reporter: president trump made the surprise visit to the demilitarized zone following the g20 summit where he met with russian president vladimir putin and chinese president xi jinping. speaking with fox news tucker carlson, the president seemed optimistic that the u.s. and china are closer to a trade deal. >> had a very

. >> the big fundamental is returning to san antonio.im kduncan is not coming out o san antonio but joining the spurs' coaching staff. he's a five-time nba champion and the spurs all-time leader in points, rebounds and blocked shots. >>> no surprise here the golden state warriors are the most valuable sports franchise in the bay area. ranked ninth in the forbes list of the world's 50 most valuable sports teams in 2019. their value $3.5 billion. the new york knicks are the top team in the nba. they ranked fifth. i guess you don't have to be a winner. the 49ers are ranked 16th with a value of more than 3 billion. the giants are 18th on that list. the raiders are 34th. they come in at just under $2.5 billion. the dallas cowboys are number one on the list for the fourth year in a row. the new york yankees are second. anyone who doubts the power of the nfl 26th of the top 50 teams are from the nfl. >> wow. i remember talking to joe the day they made the purchase for $450 million. now worth $3.5 billion. >> pretty good investment. >> it's been

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>> reporter: the women at this san antonio racquet club say you can tell a lot about a person by the way they play tennis. >> i think tennis in general just really brings out your personality. >> tennis either brings out the best or the worst in you. >> reporter: as for who had the best character at their club, the answer comes as fast as a serena williams' serve, their friend, debbie kelly. >> debbie for me was kind of the whole package of a person. fair, fun, and a great leader. >> reporter: debbie, fiercely independent, driven. >> always wanted to be a career woman. >> reporter: she climbed the corporate ladder in healthcare. her mom and dad, jim and anne kelly, marveled at her commitment. >> she spent many, many hours traveling and many hours working overtime. >> reporter: but debbie hadn't found as much success in her personal life. she got married in her 20s, but it didn't work out. now in her 40s, and dedicated to her career, there was little time to look for the right guy. >> reporter: was it hard to date? >> it was hard for her to date. >> reporter: so in 2008 debbie took a

on the peninsula, same place we always see it, 101 between san antonio road. various lanes closed for under 15 more minutes here. as you get through palo alto you will have a little slowing on northbound 101. mass transit looking good, and trains begin running for bart in just minutes. no service and no delays san francisco bay ferry. >>> and samsung is announcing it will announce its next big product. >>> samsung is holding its next big product leaaunch on august 7th. >> this model has no physical buttons or head phone jack and comes in two different screen sizes. uber's app will show users where to rent bikes and scooters. it's being tested in atlanta and san diego. expd ofr couple pointers for social media. >> don't hide yourself. >> there are your "tech bytes." >>> if you love hot dogs, we know a place where you lwho's armed with researchal hand finally ready to roll.t. we do it right, too. with huge savings on the brands you want. so, happy hunting. >>> twins are in town to take on the a's and we have a 7:07 first pitch. you know what it is? free parking

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once it happened in the first quarter of our game, it was the orlando magic and san antonio spurs, wetion we had at midcourt, just the swaying as if someone was taking our platform and moving it left to right. and it flashed me back earlier to 16 hours in the day to the first time i experienced might first earthquake. what was interesting in it about it, on the campus of unlv, we have two multi gasimultaneous g going on in two gyms. the area where we were in for the san antonio game is considerably smaller, it holds a lot less people. and the headliner that we were out here was taking place across the hall at the mac center, with around 18,000 fans, and they sold out tonight. so that venue, right away cancelled their game. meanwhile, during our game, the players and referees running up and down on the court expressed to me that they didn't not even feel it. we had light fixtures shaking a bit. it was a live feeling for me to have this twice in my life in a 16-hour span. >> we're looking at the pictures now of the pelicans game. it's pretty clear. people are just leaving the stands. es

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recently in san antonio, in terms of what are we doing in key innovative ways to incentivize companies, we're not incentivizing companies unless they're providing high pay jobs at a high level of pay. we recently closed six deals average was $15.40 an hour, a lot in the brownsville area, creates a $42 million payroll. those are different ways we look at incentivizing companies to come in. the target and everything we're doing is to try to meet these targets and share this across the valley and by national perspective. that's what i have. i thought i would put that together to understand what's the condition in the border region. >> thank you. obviously, the border is very diverse, lots of different conditions in different parts. if we talked about this in the san diego context, it would be different than brownsville context. each has different set of challenges and assets they bring to the table as well. john, do you want to talk about how it is the border plex works and whatever you want to get us kicked off with? >> thanks, chris. many many thanks you being here and hosting this and

, former secretary of housing and urban development under the obama administration and mayor of san antonion to the president's tweeted attacks and what he had to say about them for 15 minutes at his rally. along with the surprise that he seems to want to publicly claim he disagrees with his audience chanting cent her back. >> thanks for having me, lawrence. his behavior and comments are disgusting and racist. we had not seen at least in the last 50 years, a politician who has made his career as successfully as donald trump by trying to divide americans along racial, ethnic, and religious lines. this is racial priming. he is the biggest identity politician there is. the rally yesterday was one great example of that. the tropes he is using about go back and the comments from the crowd about send her back, this is harkening an era that we thought that we were making good progress in our country getting past. he is bringing us right back. he's moving this nation backward in a tangible way and making life more difficult not only for the four congress women, certainly for them, but also for scho

. >>> and joining me now from san antonio is presidential candidate, former housing secretary julian castro. secretary castro, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good to be with you. >> you had an event friday night in austin, sold out, after your debate performance. be honest with me here. how important did you feel these first debates were going to be for your candidacy in particular? >> very important, yeah. i knew coming in that more people were going to be watching this debate than had been tuned in to any event in the campaign so far. people had their first opportunity to start comparing candidates. i wanted to introduce myself to a lot of folks because, as you note, chuck, my name i.d. has been lower than some of the other candidates. i also think -- and i think, you know, my takeaway from it is probably the most helpful thing people saw when it comes to me and my candidacy after wednesday night is that the number one question i get asked when i talk to voters in iowa, here in texas, california, new hampshire, wherever, is they have this kind of anxiety about the democratic

you're joining me from san antonio. nice to see you, sir. happy julyekth wed. >> thanks, chuck. i appreciate being on. >> let me start with what the inspector general's report said of these border facilities. serious overcrowding, 31% of children held longer an 72 hours, adults have been given wet wipes to maintain personal hygiene. some single adults were held in standing room only conditions. that's just the government and what they've admitted here. as you know, in the "new york times" today, the facility in clint, texas, in your district, here's their description. the stench of t children's dirty clothing was so strong, it spread to the agents' own clothing. the children cried constantly. one girl seemed likely enough to try to kill herself. the agents made her sleepn o cot in front of them so they could watch her as they were processing new arrivals. congressman, i know you're not happy withhese conditions either, but at this point, do we need to stop this, and how do we stop it? >> in that "new york times" report, that's the agents telling "the new york mes" reporter. thes

and our gym that we were in for the san antonio game is considerably smaller.t holds less than 3,000 people, and there was a lot less than that because the really headliner of the entire week that we're out here for was taking place across the hall at the mack center with seats aroundle is,000 fans, and they were sold out tonight. so that venue right away canceled their game. meanwhile, during our game, the players and referees on the court who were running up and down expressed to me during the next time out that they didn't even feel it, but clearly at our broadcast location and the fans, everyone was feeling it. we had some light fixtures shaking a bit. it was a wild feeling for me to have this first time in my life twice in a 16-hour span. >> the pictures right now of the pelicans game. and it's pretty clear, people are just leaving the stands. especially in the back rows, people are getting up, and they're leaving. and that was right around the time when the game was flat-out interrupted. >> right. and again, what you're looking at here is the mack center

tim duncan is returning to the san antonio spurs as an assistant coach. duncan retire from playing in 2016. popovich showed it's only fitting after i served loyally for 19 years as his assistant that he returns the favor. shane lowry ran away in norlin island his first major title. he wasted no time in celebrating. imen h i can ll yth fi we go anderson, 64 pitching for the giants tonight. buster posey is getting the night off. giants and cubs tonight. be a believer and giants fever. >> wow. >> i want to hear more about how the irish like to party. we will save that for another evening. thank you, dennis. >> cbs evening news is coming up next. >>> tonight on the cbs evening news the political crisis in puerto rico intensifies as protesters call for the governor to step down. >>> our exclusive report from inside syria. what are troops doing their after trump wanted to bring them home. >>> colorectal cancer rates are on the rise. what you need to know tonight on the cbs in. shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for l

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could it get overbuilt some day, but not in 2019. >> and dine in in san antonio, looks like this is theinning not the end. >> absolutely. there's a lot of development going on here. it's amazing when you look down these roads. just more and more construction going up >> thank you both. appreciate it. on this trend of builders keeping the homes they're bui building and renting them out. that does it for the change today. i'll join tyler and melissa for "power lunch" which begins right now. >> kelly, thank you very much and we'll see you in a moment. look forward to that welcome, everybody here is what's new at 2:00 on "power lunch" for thursday big tech on deck amazon and alphabet are get itig ready to report after the bell we'll set the table ahead of those important numbers. plus, central banks around the world releasing the doves. but is it enough to keep this record rally roaring and as global auto sales stall just a bit, the ceo of the third large auto dealer will be here to explain why his stock is not getting stuck in the speed trap. "power lunch" begins right now >> and welcome t

in >>> a san antonio youth group lucky to be alive. they made it off the bus just in time before it exploded into flames. from afar you can see clouds of black smoke rapidly flooding, 40 kids were on board heading home from a church summer camp. officials say six children were treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire still under investigation. >>> in alameda county, police are on the hunt for the suspects who broke into a car and install more than $30,000 worth of camera equipment. a parked vehicle belonging to a film crew was broken into monday afternoon. it was at a strip mall in fremont. police say after the crime the suspects got away in a silver mazda cx five with stolen plates. the victims, who are from china, and canada so that they never thought they be targeted in a busy area. >> it is pretty bright and sunny day. noontime, also pretty close to the supermarket with lots of people around. we never thought this was dangerous here. >> investigators also believed the suspects are linked to similar break-ins in newark an

we did have a stretch of yellow on northbound 101, and various lanes closed between san antonio and oregon expressway until 5:00. they may be in the clearing stages right now. mass transit off to a quiet start. b.a.r.t. trains began running at 5:00 a.m. no delays yet. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >>> if you're heading down south, even hotter temperatures, upper 90s to 105, maybe 107 and you can see this area in orange, 3 million people under that heat advisory. let's take a look at what's going on. you can see upper 90s to low 100s through the central valley. 115 in palm springs. 75 to 84 around san diego to los angeles. mid- to upper 60s along the coast and mid- to upper 80s up in the high country. in fact, 84 today in tahoe. a minor dip to 80 on sunday it is going to be breezy if you're out on the water. >> mike, thank you. we here at abc 7 news are committed to building a better bay area and finding solutions to the housing crisis is a major part of that. competing measures to find affordable housing have a clear winner. blocked last nigh

the suspect is from the san antonio area and her name has not been made public because she is a minor be turned over to the texas juvenile department. calling her behavior unacceptable in texas and don't mess with texas orluybody's icet matter >> tha>>> trmer president jim e celebrating their 73rd wedding anniversary this week. they married on july 7th in 1946 the love birds are just a few months short of the longest married first couple former couple george h.w. bush and his wife, barbara, were married for 73 years and 111 days >> happy anniversary to the carters. >>> happy birthday to the oldest living american. celebrated 114 years young and lived in harlem since 1926 and described as a neighborhood landmark to honor her importance to the community, harlem officials named july 6th alelia murphy appreciation day. liwa to be 114, as well. the key is to maintain an active lifestyle. >>> some people declar statham the bottle cap challenge winner many celebrities taking on this challenge and nominating others and mariah carey may have stolen the crown. the pop star puts her own twist on