. ♪ charlie: the city of yonkers received national attention in the legal battle for housing desegregation three decades ago. the landmark suit, the united states versuskers took 27 years to resolve. the wasicsko was 28-year-old mayor at the center of the escalating fight that pitted the judiciary, city leaders, and yonkers residents against each other. the mayor is played by oscar isaac in a new hbo miniseries -- show me a hero. david simon created it. here is the trailer for show me a hero. [video clip] don't tell me -- don't tell anyone but i always wanted to be the man. he used to talk about it all of the time. kids used to call me the mayor. more than a compliment. the city intentionally segregated housing for 40 years. >> the whole government is white. he wants to take low income housing and put it in east yonkers. i live here. i am nothing like what they describe. >> what are you going to do? is that guy from yonkers again asking if he can get any help from the state of new york. ♪ >> what is the matter with these people? somewhereted to live but everything has a cost. recognizedme you your failure as a leader. >> you want to live where people

the city of yonkers received national attention in the legal battle for housing desegregation three decades ago. the landmark suit united states versusht. it pitted the judiciary, city leaders and yonker's residents against each other. the mayor is played by oscar isaac in a new hbo miniseries "show mere a hero" it is the leytest project for david simon, the creator of the wire and generation kill. here is the trailer for show me a heror. >> don't tell anybody but i always wanted to be the man. i used to talk about all the time growing up. other kids used to call me the man. >> really. >> it wasn't a compliment. >> the city intentionally segregated it's housing for 40 years. >> the whole damn city government's white. >> the judge wants to take low-income housing and put it here in east yonkers. >> people -- >> i live here, and i'm nothing like what they describe. >> what are you going to do? >> it's that guy from yonkers again asking if he can get any help from the state of new york. >> these people. >> you wanted to live somewhere better but everything has a cost. it's time you recognize your failure as a leader. >> are you going to

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city speaks 52 languages. a third of my population wasn't even born in the united states. i need to engage with everyone. need to earn their trust. our public safety official versus stated thed numerous cases when people who have been victims themselves refuse to come forward for fear of being determined undocumented status and being deported. it's much more complex than one terrible act. and bobby jindal is much smarter than that. that's what's disappointing here. people like him and donald trump didn't come to position by being dumb. but to state incredible inflammatory statements about mexico not sending their best, and sanctuary cities are harboring rapists and murders and burglars people of this country know that's not the case. they know the problem is much more complex. help me was a local official grow my community. help us all to grow a better country. >> mayor joseph curtatone, thank you so much for being with me this morning. i appreciate it. >> thank you, carol. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," e "newsroom," experts from across the globe meeting in france. is this a piece from the wing of mh370? wish your skin could bounce back like it used to? new neutrogen