living at the harlem ywca lena had the calhoun luck.charlie barnett, one of the most popular of the band was looking for a girl singer. big band in the 1930s and 40s were like 1960s rock group and popularity. tir lena made well-received recordings with both barnett and artie shaw. barnett, shaw and benny goodman were the only bandleaders who hire black singers for musicians. lena was tired and hated touring.fÉ society w she wanted to be in new york with her children. she now got another career pre break. singing at cafÉ society in greenwich village. cafÉ society was unique in its day, besides presenting young talents like billie holiday and others was the only integrated nightclub outside of harlem with black patrons as well as the black performers. lena was an enormous hit. unbeknownst to the patrons, caÉe society was a fund-raising outlet for the then legalot know communist party usa. appeared if she had known, lena would not have care. she did not know communist from a republican. york where but in 19 fifties, every performer perform

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horace holmes has more on her day with the harlem globetrotters. horace: it took 107 but fame mclaurin. >> why did they wait until i get so old? horace: the nation fell in love with her in a couple of weeks ago in a visit to the white house she got so excited she danced with the president and the first lady. >> i didn't think i would live to see a black president. so all of these things really happen to me and i em so grateful the lord let me live to see some of it. horace: this past weekend she celebrated her 107rd birthday. now her dance card is full. everyone wants a picture and a chance to chat. today she is part of a big surprise for students at the public charter school in northwest d.c. >> she bring us the history as well as the president. >> the very young gathering at an assembly and watch the old do something remarkable. she teamed one a couple of member of the harlem globetrotters basketball team in town for several days of to shows. they dazzled the kid but it was mclaurin who again stopped the show. spinning the ball on her finger. danc

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let's talk more about the harlem children's. see, ifld you like to you had a way of expanding it around the country? what kind of investments do we need in our cities, and it's mostly the cities, along the lines of what you have pioneered? geoffrey: when president obama decided to replicate our work and create promise neighborhoods, if you look at his original announcement before he talkedsident, about putting billions of dollars, which was a very modest sum. if you look at what he was able to get through the congress, it was relatively small. it was much less than any of us thought was sufficient to get the job done. i think that the big lift moving forward is to do a couple things. , bute doing good work there are other folks around the country doing good work, also. work.d to celebrate that when of the challenges was, they said it couldn't be done. you couldn't eliminate generational poverty in an area and get kids who weren't going to college to go to college. people began to say, ok, ok, you can do it, but you are the only o

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the 1920s. suddenly, harlem was envogue. not just in new york, but around the world. harlem's sudden vogue stemmed from a combination of reasons. from the fact that harlem nightclubs, protected by a compliant mayor, happily ignored prohibition to the discovery of african tribal art in former german colonies which caused picasso to change the faces of his painting -- [inaudible] into cubist masks to a smash broadway show could "shuffle along," a fast-paced show with a hit dance called the charleston. to a whole new group of black points and novelists including cora's third son, frank horne. known as the family intellectual, frank horne became a prize-winning poet and young second tier member of harlem renaissance. in typical black middle class family, he also had a day job. like his uncle, he was a practicing harlem ophthalmologist. in the mid 1920s, frank went south for the first time to become dean and first black acting president of an industrial college in georgia that could have been the model for the college in ralph ellison's "invisible man." frank wrote home abo

we all get to hang out with the harlem globetrotters sunday here at cbs-3. there is mayor going in for a dunk yesterday at city hall. the globe trot remembers celebrating their 90th anniversary season. they have six shows in our area, over the next two weeks, you can get that information at cbsphilly.com. right now, though, we want to gave you a live picture of the great hall on cbs-3, broadcasting headquarters, those are are are the globetrotters live in color in the house right now. we get to meet them in our next half hour to learn little more about the team's history and its 50th anniversary tour. once again, that's coming up in the next half hour on cbs-3, gosh, such talent, right? all right, hey, it is tax time, coming up some simple ways to save money, or even -- also a woman desperately tries to seek shelter, as a tornado bears down on her. but, the doors locked. find out what she did next that saved her life. >> and, once again, soda tax is proposed in philadelphia. but, this applies to more than just soda. find out what else will cost you moran how

and the way they calculated to the harlem children's own looks nefarious. that is going on all over america. to spend huge amounts of money in here is a number to keep in mind. in the more realistic estimates 12,000 people in new york city so when i think about what we have been doing with the unemployment sky-high for emergency room to go on and on. but right now our college graduation rate is not just higher than blacks but higher than whites right now and the idea is if you really want to fight injured generational poverty to be given a shot. it is it's only the education but the incarceration in one of the programs in the nation selling each one of these indicators just trying to take out the bottom to get the kids back to have an opportunity to be citizens. [applause] >> so what else do we do to make sure they are investing in the future? and how do we get to a situation where so much spending goes toward the elderly? what are the political issues to be overcome? >> it started with very good intentions. i saw the chart in the mid-60s when they spent not

. >> i headed down to meet the crown prince of basketball, the harlem globetrotters. >> who do they thinkhey are fooling? >> something stinks, and i will find out what. >> was last time you guys lost? >> in a lot of trouble. >> the tougher streets in jersey city, one man is turning youth and champions. >> it's a relationship we have. ♪ >> the story of an off-duty nypd officer. a hit-and-run accident on the new jersey turnpike. originally all we knew was that he was involved in an accident with the ford escape suv. his car was disabled on the right shoulder. made his way in traffic and in a dispute he was struck and killed by an infinity driven by linden man. now more details are being revealed, and if they are true they are pretty disturbing. harrison rear-ended disabling that vehicle. the suv was being driven by a woman and then traveled across the lane traffic, got into a verbal dispute, pulled out his service weapon pointed itat her and said something to the effect of you don't know who i am. i can kill you right now. he then reportedly stepped back to the right lane of the new jersey

plus -- the new book "church ladies: the untold stories of harlem women in the powell era." and later, we'll talk to the women starring as the church ladies in the revival of the hit broadway musical "the color purple." "here and now." >> as the presidential campaign heats up, fists have been flying along with the expected political rhetoric. critics are accusing republican front-runner donald trump of stoking that violence and hate. now, who's really to blame for the escalation of tension on the campaign trail, and how did we get here? joining us today is the executive director of the new york state democratic party and political analyst, basil smikle jr. welcome back to "here and now." >> thank you. >> nice to see you. oh, man. let's get to it. it has just been, really, a reality-television show on the campaign trail. say that, from the beginning, trump was kind of stoking this animosity and it just finally boiled over. what's your take on that? >> well, you're right to say that it's somewhat of a reality show, right? and you have the carnival barker leading the pack, so t

dc woman who made headlines for dancing with the president is back in the news, hanging out with the harlem globetrotters. that is virginia mclauren who turned 107 last month. she celebrated the milestone with the harlem globetrotters, telling kids, you can be what she was presented with her own jersey with her age on the back. anna: 107. joel: training for an upcoming 5k or marathon can mean running alone for miles. anna: one woman said your routine should include preparing for the worst. she was grabbed by a man in the woods. she managed to get away, and it inspired her to create the booby trap bra, where you can store a knife or pepper spray for protection. the pepper spray bra sells for $50. joel: booby trap? anna: you always have to be aware. joel: we know how the man who spent 20 years in prison for a you wouldn't waste money buying a snow blower in miami. so why waste your money on overpriced lunches? instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can get a delicious six-inch sub, made fresh in front of you. it's the three-dollar sub of the day: one of our best 6-inch subs, a differe

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. >> i looked for the hidden paycheck, the stuff beyond the envelope on friday. >> he settled in harlem, where in 2010 he opened his first restaurant. several would follow. >> coming here as an immigrant with $200, as a black man, and being able to have a restaurant like red rooster - that's the best of america, on all sides >>> now the executive chef is giving back. his efforts aimed at helping the less privileged through a culinary arts programme. >> taking inner city youth across a country, showing the industry that is a profession. it is a profession >>> i speak to michael samuel son at the red rooster. >> marcus samuelsson, it is a rare breed that will not know you, some will not know you, they may have encountered your brand, seen you on tv, eatsen your food but not known. there are some marcus samuelsson stories to be told. let's start from the beginning. the most interesting thing to some people about you is your differentness, and your career took off in america. and now you are one the hottest chefs around. >> yes. i mean, i always say like any other swede with a name marcus s

that having put in some proposals and programs that are trying to replicate what's been done in the harlem children's zone. they both graduated from both in college and the other connection is over the years he helped raise the money for the harlem children's zone and jeffrey provided the inspiration and the leadership to make it a success that it's become. remember the note cards. i want to turn to stand for has a presentation to outline the issues about the future of the young people in america. welcome. [applause] please turn off all cell phones. >> he mentioned jeff and i were at the college together in the early 70s. as children of the 60s, we used to think about protests and changes in the world but even back then i've never been here but berkeley california was always the larger than life institution where things started [applause] and it's interesting i hear a lot today about how no one are not into movements were protests that i look at a couple of examples and i couldn't disagree more that when i think about how they moved the needle on what you've accomplished, i think it's ridi

we go, here with the harlem globetrotters. come on back. shoot, by the way, we've been having too much fun. come on back. let's go. all right. for tv. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is 9:44 there is tuesday morning, the harlem globe trot remembers back and they'll play ten games in three states, this week, so you have got your trenton, that would be new jersey, and then somewhere in delaware, philly, reading, pa. >> we're getting preview this morning, aren't we? >> in cinnaminson. >> these kids are so lucky. >> two boys over here. >> playing with the globetrotters on tv. the globeiss have been playing awesome tv. thank you very much. you look little tired. >> tired? >> i'm kidding. >> high five. >> listen, you are awesome. you've been having fun with these kids, but you say i looked a little out of shape? >> i don't know what she is talking about. >> all right, i asked you, to teach these kids attributing. >> absolutely. >> i've got this. i've got this. i've got this. >> you guys understand, this is what they do, right? you know what is up? you know what i

((walter/vanessa//dave)) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ((dave)) 3 3 the harlem globetrotters breaking out the moves in with a little help from a dancing 107-year-old. 3 the globetrotters broke out into a little dance routine with "virginia mclaurin" at the "roots public charter school" tuesday. if you remember virginia made headlines last month after she broke out into a dance while meeting president obama and the first lady at the 3 white house. this time mclaurin not only danced, she 3 afterwards the duo presented virginia with her very own number 107 jersey. they also donated 107 tickets so that students can see them in an upcoming game. 3 still ahead... starbucks fans have a reason to be really happy this morning. we'll tell you all about the limited-edition frappuccino hitting stores this week only. 3 plus: get ready for more "indiana jones" on the big screen. we have the latest on the news about a *fifth "indiana jones" movie and who is back for the journey. 3 ready for more indiana jones? disney has announced plans for a fifth "indiana jones" movie.. and yes, "harrison ford" will be back. and s

john: a member of the harlem globetrotters dribbled his way into a local hospital. barbara: this is just one of the decisions players are making before taking the court at the coliseum in fayette bill on time for the bus seat videos. >> we begin with a video of a wild police chase taking place in new mexico. it had an even wilder ending. 120 miles per hour as the woman raced down the city street. a truck slams right into the car, and that is when things got very strange. the woman got out of the car and ran naked across the road yelling and pointing at the deputies. deputies chased her off-camera, tackling her, and during the struggle, she can be heard yelling jehovah over and over again. she faces a string of charges including a w ei -- dwi. police say this is becoming an increasing problem for them on the weekends, some of the riders officers arrested 11 people over the weekend and police are in to find out if some of the riders are being organized by bikers from other parts of the country. in the u.k.. more than 160 cyclists took part in a clothing optional like r

york, but world wise because this course will take us a loop around central park, which includes the harlem hills and then we come out of the park. we go through times square and go down the great white way, making to the west side highway finishing up in the seaway. a great course and we look forward to the runners out here. good luck. it will be broadcast right here after the news this morning. ken, lauren back to you. >>> and heavy duty help will arrive at the hudson river to uncover a boat at the tappan zee bridge. three crew members abort that tug boat were killed. one man's body remains inside that tug, and tomorrow, a virginia. the next day, it will lift specialist to the surface of the water. >>> when we come back, sports with laura behnke, stay with thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, two united club passes, priority boarding, and 30,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus ex

are malaga mated into french divisions and they fight seepingally well and one of the units this the harlem hellfighters, wound most famous regiments of the entire war. they're highly decorated and served with distinction, and this is in stark contrast to what happens to other african-american combatant units in the american army, where they are poorly trained, the minute they have any difficulty at all they're pulled out of the line. people are just looking for an excuse to get rid of black officers, and so out of that experience for african-american comes a very clear contrast between france and the united states. france is willing to give them a chance, train them well, and show what they can do, let them show the french what they can do. america, exactly the opposite. and so when i say there's no amalgamation, that's the one exception to that rule and that becomes a very powerful example for post war civil rights movements. america has a huge effect in terms of what happens on the battlefield, even though -- the debate isn't, does america matter in terms of the final victory. i think wh

when we come back, we hear the story of two harlem activist arrested. e in a visor to mayor deblasio. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the new york police department internal affairs department has launched an investigation into the arrest of an adviser to mayor bill de blasio in harlem activist last tuesday night. five mualimm-ak was arrested while attempting to mediate a police confrontation with a homeless man in midtown manhattan. five serves on mayor deblasio's task force on behavioral health and the criminal justice system. via just left an event where he read his essay in the new book "hell is a very small place" , about his five years in solitary confinement. since being released from prison in 2012, five has become a prominent advocate for helping previously incarcerated men and women. five was arrested along with tuesday fellow prison activist joseph "jazz" hayden. he was recording the police confrontation with the homeless man with his cell phone when they c

simone boyce introduce us to giovanni james here in the harlem studio. giovanni james carves up the life he imagined. >> i had no idea anybody was going to like this music. >> his music new. a colorful collage of blues, rock, pop and soul. >> music has been there, but i think, that you know, i started take it peeked as a break dancer. >> nate i new yorker calls harlem home. but it is not the story begins. >> i have been in the streets since i was like 13 and staying with friends and family and my mom got sick. sick where she was, i guess diagnosed adds being like schizophrenic. note i had a lot of angels, beautiful people that saw something in me that gave me the encouragement that gave me the place to stay and that gave me food. >> how did you turn those memories, those images into your music. >> well, i didn't fool for a long time. because i was kind of embarrassed of it. >> today he sings the song proudly. the singer songwriter and producer just in a warner bros. thanks to early endorsement from none other than dr. dre. that was the thing that kind of

joel: a member of the harlem globetrotters dribbled his way into a hospital. center and put smiles on the faces of several cancer patients there today. he posed for some pictures. he took the court -- he will take the court on march 24. anna: the pain of losing an animal is just as dramatic as the death of a family member or friend. joel: millions of americans have already filed their federal tax returns. how much the average person will receive, and what is coming up at 6:00. >> lesson two hours before the polls close. it is primary night across north carolina. all eyes on the presidential race. and new ways to get around anna: some 48 million americans the government this year. $3053. many plan to save or invest it. many say they intend to pay down debt. remember this years filing deadline. joel: a technical glitch on the dating app, tinder. some users getting heartbreaking news, their matches have been accidentally deleted. no word tonight on how many users are looking for love again after their account was wiped out. anna: back to the drawing board. anna: i

this time, it's because virginia mclauren got to hang out with the harlem glob trotters. mclauren who just turned 107, was invited to a school event where the famous basketball players were showing off their tricks. it didn't take her long to steal the show, putting the ball on her finger and letting it spin around. she danced with two of the seven-foot tall players. she shows no signs of stopping but doesn't know what is next for her. right now she says she's just happy as a bug in a rug. >> and she can cut a rug. i love her spring and her energy, you know. >> 107. wow. >> good genes. >>> 4:57. coming up in the next half-hour of wral's morning news, a crash of durham will impact the morning commute, what a driver told a police officer what happened. heads to >>pridob readfore c sw h u.s. sena wthman c beatca wl y. ahe will b on the sttifyg abo n t. nt beahan reason he says he lost his post i afghanistan. we're glad you'r with us on this st. patrick's day. is:00, and i renee chow. >> and i'm bill leslie. today, renee suggested we turned fountain green. >> i opposed a quest

. >>> one of the harlem globetrotters made a visit school and south lake middle school. they are preparing for their 90th anniversary world tour. team plays at the coliseum. >> they are so much fun. >> i wish i could do one of the tricks. >> bucket, if you are watching, deborah is here. >> teach me how to spin it on my finger. i would be so happy. >> it is always amazing. the thing about it is it is amazing to me they can continue to do it in different locations night after night and not miss a beat. >> they have been doing it for 90 years. it is incredible. >> it would be like you playing a different golf course every day. >> there could be consistencies there, too. high scores and all that sort of stuff. let's start off, we don't usually talk about the past a lot but we'll do that tonight because we have a time lapse from the airport yesterday. we'll put this into motion. we started to get rounds of showers and thunderstorms coming in. clip. you'll notice lightning flashing into the evening. it almost looked like a strobe light at times last night when the storms went t

silver down, today she played basketball with the harlem globetrotters. >> etc. do not think i could get a chance to meet them but i always watch them they used to try to doca what they do with the ball but it didn't workt. >> virginia mclaurin, gets around pretty good schmidt headlines this year when she danced with the president and the first lady at the white house today busted her best move for the globetrotterste gave her a special jersey and help her to spin the ball on her finger, not too bad for someone born ine 1909 in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, hello, jimmy john's? [squealing tires] [swoosh] jimmy john's here! what took ya so long? jimmy john's! freaky have you guys heard about this research team that's trying to transgenically manipulate chick dna to create someort of chicken dinosaur? , i think that sounds wonderful. what? you're afraid of both dinosaurs and chi

the harlem children's zone was designed to try to help children, young people in harlem to get to collegegraduate and get good jobs. comprehensive,, and an intriguing approach. it seems to be successful, and i do not need to be defecating when i say that, but it takes a while to evaluate some of these programs. we do know, many people think, this is the model for things we should be doing elsewhere, and in fact, our president, they say, having put into budget some proposals and programs, they are actually trying to replicate the harlem's children's zone. the connection between them is twofold. they both graduated from bowdoin college and the other connection hasstanley druckenmiller raised the money for the harlem children's zone and geoffrey canada has provided the inspiration in leadership to make it a success that it has come. with that, let me return, and remember the notecards. --h that, i want to stern to with that, i want to turn to stanley druckenmiller who has an outline of issues of the future of america for young people. thank you. [applause] please turn off all cell phones. mr

the united states. >> reporter: clint on has a large number of powerful political allies. in a harlem coffee shop, charlie wrangle, and at the apollo theater, charles schumer, and at a rally where she lives, saying that new york is hers. >> serving as your senator for eight areas was one of the greatest honors of my life. >> reporter: in a sign of the heightened importance of the new york race, sanders supporters protested and interrupted at the clinton event. >> oh, i know the bernie people said to say that, and we're very sorry that you're leaving. >> if you are democrat, you should vote bernie >> reporter: in the republican contest, donald trump appears to be losing one of his most high-profile defenders. ann coulter lashed out on a radio show. >> do you realize that our candidate is mental? its like constantly having to bail out your 16-year-old from prison. >> that was before trump's comments wednesday on abortion. >> the answer is there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yes, there has to be some form. >> trump's campaign said it was a misspeak, and said tha

virginia mcloren danced with the obamas, yesterday celebrated her 107th with the harlem globetrotters at the school where she volunteers. did tricks, magic circle, spun the ball and was given her own jersey. 107, of course. norma bowerschmidt is having a ball too. >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm don dahler. after his big win in tuesday's primaries. gop front-runner donald trump apparently thinks talk is cheap. next week's planned republican debate has been canceled after trump announced he wouldn't attend. that got john kasich to bow out and left fox news with the prospect of ted cruz arguing with himself. so they called the whole thing off. the next voting comes tuesday with primaries in arizona and utah. and democratic caucus in idaho. for the gop, down to three marco rubio called it quits after he lost his home state of florida. major garrett reports. >> donald trump needs to win half of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination. if not, trump and republican foes establishment and otherwise will have to fight it out at a contested convention. >> we are going to go for

>> the harlem globetrotters in philly ahead of the weekend game.usual, they're up to their typical antics. from the roof of the wells fargo center. what's even better, this shot was made on their first try. >> amazing! >> hey, hey! got it. >> so much fun they decided to do it again. that was elgatto. each of the shots travel more than 100 feet to the hoop in the parking lot. celebrate their 90th anniversary. >> tickets are available for the 2016 phillies baseball 101 clinic and luncheon for women. the clinic takes place tuesday may 31st and thursday august 18th. the clinic is a day long event that features instruction from team coaches on hitting, pitching, takes participants behind the scenes. don't forget, we've got you covered for the phillies april 11th home opener, pregame 2:00, first pitch at 3:00 on nbc 10. >>> in his three years with the eagles chip kelly made a lot of changes to the team. >> chip is gone but fans have seen more changes in the last few days. john clark joins us live. good to see you. >> good to see you. the situation is int

that the harlem globetrotters have been around for 90 years? that virginia mcloren was 17 when they first took the court. >> love them. >> today, teammates dropped in at the roots charter school to wish virginia a happy 107th birthday and have a little fun. mcloren stays busy, volunteering at the school. but she did take time off last month to dance with the president at the white house. >> reporter: today, it was basketball tricks. >> i was surprised. i hope they got a picture of that. >> in northwest, james hash, wusa 9. >> amazing. >> she's having a blast everywhere she gssments that's great. the -- goes. that's great. the globetrotters donated tickets to the game. they playing this weekend in d.c. and fairfax. >>> if the -- for the first time in metro history, shutting down for reasons that aren't due to weather. >>> wins tonight in florida and ohio. >>> and senate republican majority leader mitch mcconnell mcconnell calls on donald trump. thanks for joining i'm jan jeffcoat. >> gm announced late this afternoon, the entire rail system will

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