but like most u.s. cities, boston lost many jobs and middle-class residents to the suburbs.t's a regional problem-- part of the widening gap between the wealthiest and the poorest americans. this disparity has glaring spatial symptoms. ( rap music playing from car stereo ) ll of unemployed and underemployed residents. in the heart of the roxbury neighborhood is dudley square, still the regional hub for the city bus line, once, only downtown ston had more shoppers. today, it is rundown, according to developer joyce stanley. stanley: dudley's been an area that's been neglected for a long time by the city, by a lot of banks and the state. d what we want is something to be able to develop soe buildings, d the rge ngst is something e in ouarea to develop narrator: the hope is that large restored buildings might attract new employers to the area. it's a gamble boston needs to make using someone else's money. they desperately need jobs to combat poverty. it's 1994, and they has just eer a competition. but unlike this friendly street game, the stakes for boston are high, and the clo

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the run in washington, after it ends in september , the exhibit will go on to tour a number of u.s. citiesp to dc. i can see you being a pacman fan. >> i am. mrs. pacman. let's talk about the temperatures this morning, this is the happy time right now. i'm going to have bad news to deliver. 50 degrees in baltimore. 55 dc. 54 easton. 42 in york. that's more seasonable, that's where we should be for this time of the year. we are not cold at all. we have the winds, the winds are out of the west at 9 miles an hour in baltimore. 7 easton, 8 dc. check out the 20 in hagerstown and 25 winchester. that's what our gusts will be, higher as we go in to the afternoon, up to 35 miles an hour, along the eastern shore, we could get up to 45 man and that's where they have a wind advisory in effect from 8:00 until 6:00 p.m. moisture content. these are the dew points, measure of the moisture in the air. in the 20s this morning, this is dry air, and with this, we have the winds picking up in the afternoon. we have the dry air in place, a red flag warning for this morning. 9:00 until 8:00 this evening. the sat

that one day might present u.s. cities. north korea says it is misunderstood and that is why it showed us another brand new farm, breeding turtles and expensive delicacy. it cost millions, so i asked, when will it make a profit? >> it is hard to explain to you capitalists, the manager said. to us, profit does not matter. >> not far away, more bare fields. a theme park under construction. uts.lines of shabby hous the country struggles to feed its people, it gets its leaders dream grandiose dreams. >> the latest in a series of reports from inside north korea. you are watching "bbc world news america." jetting off into orbit, a private companies are blazing the path. the competition is heating up. it has been more than five years since the notoriously brutal rebel group left northern uganda. for the first time in decades, there is an unusual peace. >> there is laughter these days. unlike five years ago, when the war was on, the children of northern uganda are now safe. >> may we stand still for the national anthem. >> the hund

bring up australia's troop withdrawal plan at next month's nato conference on afghanistan in the u.s. cityf chicago. >> i am now confident chicago will recognize mid-2013 as a key milestone in the international strategy. a crucial point when the international forces will be able to move to a supporting role across all of afghanistan. >> australia has about 1,500 troops there and had originally planned to complete the withdrawal by the end of 2014. gillard said improved security in the southern province where australian troops are stationed has made it possible to pull them out earlier than planned. >>> let's go to saka mori for the world weather forecast. >> we had a brief heavy showers in tokyo yesterday but things are clearing up, and we are experiencing a sunny morning. but there is a slight chance of a light shower again. but overall stays dry under a high pressure system nationwide. just a few showers in hokkaido. meanwhile, stays dry across the korean peninsula, but showers will develop across the southern end of the peninsula tomorrow. out towards the west, a low pressure system is

in some ways, we are 2 u.s. cities. we are the second most literate city in california, 15th most literate in the country. on the other hand, i have deep pockets of poverty. you will hear me talk in the media allot about 100 blocks. there are 100 blocks in oakland were over 92% of all or violence takes place. there are ongoing cycles of poverty, which i think our an excusable in our time. that is going to be a major challenge i am taking on. i believe if we can get more resources to young people in those neighborhoods, not only will murders go down significantly in the city, because of it are talking about 5%, but we can put our arms around them and make a change. i will ask you to step up and do your part. we're also in a city where other economic indicators are looking good. we're happy about retail. our sales tax went up over 12%, and that is above the statewide average increase last year of it%. building permits are up. business permit licenses are up. hotel tax, partly thanks to the remodeled marriott hotel, taxes a

i've been tracking down a lot of calls between the pif and u.s. cities. and...ow this is going to sound really weird, but a lot of them lead to people and groups that are linked to the irish republican army. the ira is defunct. but when it was active in the u.s., it was a network that raised money and smuggled guns. so are you saying, you've found the last active ira cell? i'm not saying it's an active cell. but what happened to all those operatives? what are they doing? they're all working at starbucks? all right. well, i mean, we could talk to old, uh, ex-ira contacts. i could look at the pif leadership. i just got some phone records that might give me something on mazari. you got anything else maybe, uh, you know, you want to talk to us about? colby: yeah, maybe it has something to do with your little trip to dc that none of us were supposed to know anything about? yeah, 'cause we're thinking you're up for a big promotion. maybe a job at quantico? or maybe i'm just going to leave the bureau... and counsel women in prison, and finish my doctorate. oh. that's a

but i heard on canadian television, of which detroit is one of three u.s. cities that receive canadian television, by the way, that canada almost went to war with the united states in the 1840s. do you know anything about that? >> i think the better argument is the 1830s. there were a number of problems on the northern border. you had irish nationalists periodically agitating -- now that's really in the 1860s. and i don't know quite how it happened. but it sounds to me like you have a bunch of irishmen sitting around a tavern and after ten rounds they decide, let's conquer canada and we'll use it as ransom for the independence of ireland. that's not to be taken seriously. but let me just say that there was periodic tension along the northern border. there was a problem in 1830s and then again in the 1860s. but i'm not aware of a problem in the 1840s. but there was persistent tension between the united states, a recurrent tension, and great britain, and persistent tension between the united states and canada. really a lot of these problems were resolved in the trea

and 80 big u.s. cities set new monthly high temperatures, some of them also had record low rainfall. >>> still ahead for us here tonight, the big bad numbers just out on skin cancer. and identifying the new high-risk group. >>> and later, america then and now. secret for decades. tonight, we have incredible new proof of how much we have all changed. >>> we mentioned this just before the break, new numbers are out on skin cancer in the country, and the headline here is this. the stunning rise in melanoma among young women in the united states. our chief medical editor, dr. nancy snyderman has the report. >> today's study looked at new cases of melanoma diagnosed in young patients over a 40-year period, and its authors say the results are alarming. the rate of melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, was eight times higher among women 18 to 39 than it was in 1970. among men, four times higher. >> some people would consider melanoma, especially in young women, almost an epidemic. >> while the mayo clinic s

san jose joined more than 100 other u.s. cities to extend smoking bans to outdoor dining areas. the city council's vote was unanimous. the law already bans smoking within 25 feet of libraries and in parks and sports arenas. today's vote extends the smoking ban to outdoor patios of bars and restaurants, common areas of apartments and areas where people stand in line or gather outside such as a movie theater or light rail station. it forbids smoking within an apartment which is a multi-apartment building. >>> this just in. an update to the controversial pension reform ballot measure in san jose. the language will be changed. the six-district court of appeals ruled late this afternoon in favor of city workers. this comes after employees asked for the wording to be changed, claiming it was biased and not impartial. the court agreed. in its ruling, it ordered all of the changes, which city workers requested. the title of the ballot will be changed from pension reform to pension modification. the court also ruled some of the language was not neutral. the ballot cannot be printed until

fast food giant will deploy food trucks in 40 u.s. cities today offering free samples of new item like chicken strips and smoothies. burger king is attempting to bring customers back. the chain lost the number two sales spot to wendy's last year. back to you. >> all right. watch out for chick agenda witches. thank you very much. >> like when we were kids chasing the ice cream truck. i like it. the music on the trucks. >> i hear that song and i would go running. sometimes with 15 cents in hand. >> i love it. >>> good morning to you. you might just find ice cream very welcoming later on this week. we are talking about temperatures in the 90s. i know. in the 90s already. but not until saturday. maybe friday. looks like saturday will be the warmest day in the extended period. talking about the 70s. that cloud cover to start is going to keep you cool. 52 degrees in oakland. 50 degrees in livermore. high pressure now in control. inched a little bit closer towards that coastline overnight. and for us that means we are going to see the fog burn off

san francisco currently has the smallest child population of any major u.s. city, and while it is a complex issue that involves a tremendous amount of things we can do outside of the realm of the mta, including affordable housing novel around work, bringing jobs to working-class families and other things, you know, a very small investment that we can do here in the city today, right now, is this investment in making it free for all young people. in comparison to what that can get you for affordable housing, that would give you 17. we could say to the thousands of families in san francisco that we care about them, that the city really, really wants them to be year, and we are taking steps to alleviate the suffering that they are going through, so i urge you to make a historical statement today and make muni free for all youth. secretary boomer: thank you. [reading names] >> hello, my name is -- i am a huge organizer in chinatown. i am here to really urge you to consider making muni free-for- all youth. meeting our climate objective goals. in san francisco is really

. >>> finally, the unemployment rate fell in nearly two-thirds of u.s. cities in february, a sign that hiring gains were spread throughout the country. nationwide employers added 240,000 jobs in february. only 120,000 were added last month. in the bay area unemployment held steady but it's down from nearly 10% a year ago. back over to you. >> thank you very much for the update. >>> right now we are following breaking news out of indonesia. an 8.6 magnitude quake struck about 2:00 a.m. our time. that was followed by an 8.2 about 3:30 our time. joining us on the phone from the u.s. embassy in indonesia is walter brownoler. walter, what are you hearing about injuries and the latest that's happening overseas? >> at this point we are tracking the 8.5 to 8.9 earthquake that occurred off the coast of sumatra and sparked tsunami warnings in the area. fortunately, we've had no reports of u.s. citizen casualties, but we are continuing to monitor with local authorities and we urge everyone in this part of the world to register with the u.s. government, travel to state.gov

americans insist it will actually be a test of missile technology that one day might threaten u.s. cities. north korea says it is misunderstood, and that is why it showed us another brand new farm. it cost millions, so i asked when it will make a profit. >> it is hard to explain to you capitalists, the manager said. to us, profit does not matter. but not far away, more of their fields. a theme park under construction, and lines of shabby house, contradictions of a country that struggles to feed its people, yet his leader's dream grandiose dreams. >> the latest in our series, a fascinating report looking as closely as we can about what life is really like in north korea. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program -- jetting off into orbit. private companies now blazing the path, and the competition is heating up. it has been more than five years now since the notoriously brutal rebel group, the lord's resistance army, left northern uganda, and for the first time in decades, there is an unusual piece there. -- an unusual peace there. >> unlike five years a

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more than 900 u.s. cities have streets named after dr.king. >>> time now for a check of the forecast. let's go back over to lynette. >> we are looking at some mild temperatures this morning, 48 degrees in baltimore right now. we should be at 39. we're well above that in d.c., 55 degrees, 48 in easton, along the eastern shore this morning, and we're seeing 50s in york and also hagerstown, winchester more of the same . the satellite and radar has lots of clouds on it and that's why these temperatures are a bit up this morning instead of the cold temperatures that we had yesterday. we see the clouds in order as we head back off toward the south and west, a cluster of showers and thunderstorms. this will be the focal point for some maybe severe weather as we go throughout the day as well as down south. so we're looking at the future trend and for the most part we should stay dry, i'm not going to rule out maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm this afternoon. but you can see most of the activity stays off toward the south of us. so that's t

as the youngest mayor of a top 50 u.s. city, my guest today symbolizes the emergence of a new generation of latinos in american political life-- the mayor of san antonio, texas, julian castro. i'm maria hinojosa, this is one on one. mayor julian castro, welcome to our program. >> tnk y vermuch f having me. >> hinojosa: so your mom was a big time political activist in the 1960s and 1970s-- chicana activist. your brother is in state government in texas. you're the youngest mayor... or one of the youngest mayors in the country, san antonio, and people are saying, "this family has got a political future." so is that kind of the way you had it all planned out? >> oh, it's... well, that's the way that it's working right now, it seems, but not the way that we planned out. >> hinojosa: so you didn't even think, like, when you were a kid you were like, "i'm going to become a politician like my mom." >> no. you know what's interesting was that because my mother was so involved at that time in different mexican american issues and women's issues, she would drag us to political rallies, to meetings,

the pay gap between men and women continues but it is not too bad in one u.s. cities. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. delta airlines trying to push through another fare hike come this time by $10 to $20. other carriers usually follow suit. is is the sixth this year. the three hikes have been successful. food prices are easing. consumer prices for groceries are rising more slowly this year. an analyst says prices have peaked last september. a big rally on wall street. the imf boosting its forecast for global economic growth. the bloomberg maryland index was higher on gains from t. rowe price. good news on the hiring front. the baltimore firm plans to add up to 300 workers. women earn less money than men. this goes for women of all ages, races, and educational levels. the smallest pay gap is in washington, d.c., full-time working women earn 91% of what men earn. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 57 degrees on tv hill. keith mills has highlights of the orioles. >> here is a look at last nig

home prices in most major u.s. cities falling in february.s now at their lowest levels in nearly ten years. and drivers starting to pay a little less at the pump. the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded falling for the eighth straight day. the candy maker making more money by charging you more for goodies. hershey passing on higher costs for things like sugar and fuel and cocoa. and owning a piece of red, white, and blue history for a lot of green. it's going to auction off george washington's personal acts of congress, including a draft of the bill of rights. it could fetch up to $3 million. that's business, i'm neil.  >>> we have a health alert about mad cow disease. a dairy cow in california tested positive for the illness. health authorities say the animal was not a threat to the food supply. it is the fourth case of mad cow ever found in the u.s. the last was back in 2006. the brain disease kills cows, it can also cause a similar and deadly brain condition in humans. this case was a random development and did not come

. >> the diplomas to degrees program is already up and running in close to a dozen u.s. cities, and growing. >> this is a terrific investment. toyota has a longstanding commitment to our community. specifically, we are interested in at risk youth. at toyota, we really believe education is key. >> our mission is to enable all young people, but especially those who needed most, to reach their full potential of becoming responsible leaders. >> governor martin o'malley praised the program and its potential for the future. >> the more highly educated our work force, the more opportunities come to us. we are all in this together. >> it is only a first-ever to putting more students on the path to higher education. tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories. state lottery officials are still waiting for someone to come forward to claim the mega millions jackpot prize. at a press conference this afternoon, the director try to separate fact from fiction following a week of confusion. mcdonald's employee more land with -- wilson came forward claiming s

they are accused of trafficking large amounts of ecstasy marijuana heroin and cocaine into cities across the u.s.. a city says one of its cows has tested positive for mad cow disease at a central california transfer facility but the agricultural department says there is no cause for concern. officials say it was not headed for the nation's food supply and posed no danger. the disease was found when the company called baker commodities selected account for random sampling. that form of the disease is spontaneous and not known to be contagious to humans or animals. >> is not likely to be attributable to infected feed which is the method in which normally it would be spread from cow to cow. >> this is the fourth infected cow discovered in the u.s. since the government began inspecting for the disease. >> on driver should do it so why should bicyclist >> this proposal was originally part of the bill that made it illegal to text and talk on the cell phone while driving a car but it never made it into the final bill, but it is back now so bicyclist, beware. people carry lots of things while riding the

standard imports case chiller home price index show home prices dropped in february in just about every u.s. city. that is the sixth straight month of decline. the housing market remains far from healthy, despite the best winter for sales in five years. meeting this afternoon at the world trade center downtown, gov. martin o'malley was on hand with 60 business leaders from maryland and india. back in december cut state leaders met with indian chambers of commerce to talk about ways to trade and bring investment. >> we believe the relationship between people of india and the people of the u.s. will be the defining relationship of our times. and in maryland, we want to lead in that relationship. >> there are 3000 businesses in the state of maryland owned by indian americans. our trade with the nation of india has grown by 70% in the last seven years. >> a big day in the race for the white house today. mitt romney is expected to sweep five presidential primaries, which would solidify the status as they presumptive nominee. >> this 2-year-old and her family have had a tough year, but have gotten some

ari, they are attempting to bring 125 u.s. cities to a n ssdstill toti's > . ihi icod wk.ol o s tulybo miatn 06 .oer days he gone more quietly passed by. here you've got the political topical interests they're going to do this and the conventions and we're going to see whether they get another food hold. >> what i find interesting is right after the times did a front page story about apple making billions of dollars and not paying taxes on it, it's interesting quite frankly these protesters, these citizen erreh, rit? ts a gdtet,to beusth g a t atntion ckn e fll when th came t. they were new and then winter sort of drove them out of the camps and a lot of the protests became about the protests rather than let's do something about the top 1%. now they need to figure out how to move forward and we'll see if this works tomorrow. >> 's >>yves gh,'mve rpi ry thvio wco back css 202. >>hen i'onth m fe, i n't nt look band regretand wish that iad trd harder here or i was more disciplined here or had extended myself and done something a little out of my comfort zone. >> i think he mi

percent, and they are instructing protests to take part in a "general strike," and more than 125 u.s. cities. large demonstrations are expected in parks, public squares and city streets, as labor activists and the 99 percent, those who protest against what they say are social inequities will rally for a living wage. access to health care. and education. without going into debt. flyers have been distributed encouraging people not to go to work, school, bank, or shop. may day is marked in many countries as international workers' day and they want to give the occupy movement a boost with the protest. the question: will it get heated? a main agoers tells fox they don't have any intention of provoking the police or doing anything that would warrant an arrest there have been clashes. over 6,200 protesters have been arrested nationally. and, now, four new york city lawmakers have filed a civil civil rights suit against the city over handling of the occupy wall street protesters and the suit accuses the police of using storm armed tactics and called for independent monitoring of police activity. the

documented the journey in a film entitled "the island president," which is playing now in select u.s. cities welcome both of you to our set. walk us through a little bit of what you feel you've learned from what you've experienced up to this point of rising influence, obviously working i can't imagine how hard for how long to put yourself in such a posture to achieve victory only to find that the very base culture really hadn't changed that much regardless of the rhetoric and the electoral system. >> thank you very much, and thank you for having us. we had elections in 2008 when i was fortunate enough to have been elected. that did away with a very long history of dictatorship in the maldives. this was the first time we were able to have a fair election. but what we understood from it was that it was one thing to win an election and do away with the dictatorship, but another thing to install the concept of democracy and to flush the dictatorship. the old dictatorship is back again in the maldives. he was hind the coup and the military staged it, and now he has a cabinet and all his friends a

joining more than 100 u.s. citiesn extending smoking bans to outdoor dining areas and other places people gather. the city council's vote was unanimous. the law already banned smoking within 25 feet of libraries and in parks and sporting arenas. today's vote extends the smoking ban to bars and restaurants, common areas of apartments and areas where people stand in line and gather outside such as the movie theater and a light rail station. it forbids smoking inside an apartment which is part of a multiunit building. the new law takes effect on may 25th. >>> april showers may bring may flowers but they can bring on allergy season in full force. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins muss san jose with how this unusual weather pattern we're experiencing is impacting people. marianne? >> reporter: raj, consider it a double whammy. let's say you're allergic to oak, trees that bloomed early because of the warm weather. now that we have this rain, allergists say we're like hi to see more grass pollens. so if you're allergic to

u.s. forces cities committed against afghan people u.s. secretary of defense leon panetta had condemned those actions but then he said that this is a young soldiers committing this acting in the heat of the moment however this is not the first start or is it an isolated case now the l a times pictures. of the soldiers posing by the side corpses we've had in the past a koran burning incident as well as absolutely zero in aiding on afghan corpses this does not go down well with the countries involved the afghan people or the american people as well and again afghanistan is in the spotlight right now but this is not the first time the u.s. has been involved in such stories iraq for example a recent video has emerged of soldiers also committing atrocities this is just the tip of the iceberg though what it comes to obstacles they have to deal with it in a can is done this is a p.r. image disaster for this war but they also have to deal with early withdrawal of participating countries in this nato effort as well as funding in determining the fut

since then, more than 900 u.s. citiesmed streets after the civil rights leader, with one big exception, the city where he was killed. that was corrected today when a one-mile stretch of linden avenue where king marched in support of striking sanitation workers were renamed dr. mlk jr. avenue. if he was alive today to see it, he would have been 83 years old. >>> it has been 244 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. what are we doing to get it back? there was a new report today on jobs from adp that says the private sector added 209,000 jobs in march. that's in line with economists' expectations and that's a number that would continue to bring the unemployment rate down. >>> we have some breaking news tonight. whitney houston, found face down in her hotel bathtub when she was found dead but she may have been there for more than half an hour. this is according to the full autopsy report which was just released late this afternoon from the l.a. county coroner's office. sanjay gupta joins me on the line. he's had a c

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there are also soldier rides in 11 other u.s. cities. >>> a former military base north of monterey will become the country's newest national monument. today, president obama will make ft. ord the second national monument since becoming president. it sits along the ocean front on highway 1. about 14,000 acres of land at the fort will be included in the monument. the cal state monterey campus will not be included. >> might be a good day to head to the coast. i want to check the forecast with christina. >> great day because tomorrow and sunday those beaches will be jam packed. today you might get a little bit of a break with a lot of people heading to work. have no fear, though, if you want to enjoy that warm weather, you will be able to do so saturday, sunday. staying a little on the warm side monday, but hey, we do have changes on the way. area of low pressure slated to bring us rain. we've got a lot to talk about. live picture this morning, beautiful, beautiful clear sky, vividly seeing all of these lights twinkling in san francisco, as

individuals caught in frightening situations, but what happens when a natural disaster strikes a major u.s. citytating whole neighborhoods. it will take heroic efforts by rescuers to save as many trapped victims as they can. a mall parking deck collapses. >> we have one man that is under a parking structure, a crush injury. >> and a mile away at the very same moment an apartment complex caves in. >> i remember breaking down and crying. i wasn't ready to die. >> people trapped everywhere. >> we've been hit with a major earthquake. >> it is 4:31 a.m., january 17th, 1994. centered in the northridge section of los angeles, california, 20 miles north of downtown, it all happened so fast. in seven terrifying seconds, nature unleashes it's fury. >> the first thing i heard was a loud explosion. everything started shaking violently. >> most of the residents at the northridge meadows apartments including steve langdon, are at home when the quake rattles them out of their bds. >> the only thing i could think about is getting under something or getting to the doorway. i took a couple steps and there was a d