the lone survivor, a 5-year-old boy, clinging to life here tonight at the westchester medical center.when i first got the phone call, i didn't know what happened. i went to the hospital and found out there was a car accident. >> and he got the phone call and he got all upset on the phone and he handed me the phone. and at that point, it was, bryan died, and everybody else was alive. >> then i went to papa's house, and i told them that bryan was dead. and then i got the phone call that it wasn't. that bryan survived. and then jimmy said it's bad, it's bad, everyone's gone. >> i don't remember much of that day. you know? just taking care of bryan. that's what i remember. ♪ >> my sister was a phenomenal mother, aunt, and friend. and all of us are grateful for the love and care that she showered upon our entire family, especially all of our children. what we ask for all of you going forward is you keep my girls, my sister, and my niece and all of us in your daily prayers. there's a miracle child in all of this. our dear nephew, bryan, who is getting better and stronger by the day, and he'

out for bergen, rockland and westchester counties.he birkshires, heavy rainfall and numerous road closures as one work the inches of rain have fallen and between now and saturday we'll see another one to three inches fall throughout the reasoning. that, coupled with the threat of severe weather back out into the southern plains once again, making it a very active weather day. we have a tornado watch for the texas panhandle. this goes until 10:00 this evening and already at least one tornado warning has been spotted in this area. we'll continue to keep a close eye on this. >> nick walk we are the weather channel. thanks so much. now we have msnbc's craig melvin who has the governor of oklahoma. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. the recovery continues here in moore, oklahoma. i want to bring in the governor of oklahoma. in broad term, how is the recovery going so far and what are the immediate needs here in the community? >> recovery is going well so far. if you look around, you will see that there is tremendous progress. we've open u

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budget she should get like a big purple furry had and maybe a pink cadillac and drive around in westchester like that george osborne the mo flow pimp on the mack daddy of the bank of england come into my rad and i'll show you a good time i'm george osborne the pimp. well you know the mature lady right now on the global feed our currency system is the dollar and there is no love for the dollar these days but there isn't during a love this deal like to segue to the next this dollar needed to prophylactic to keep it from spreading its deadly financial salmon throughout the global economy impregnating various governments with uncontrolled and called for progeny of incipient inflationary crack babies. well frank holmes writes of the enduring love for physical gold the love trade for gold is still on so he looks at the breakdown of the global gold demand from the world gold council through march thirty first two thousand and thirteen and the main source of weakness was the fear trade as demand for gold e.t.f. and similar gold products plunged in the first quarter however the love of trade scooped

. >> it is a small school district in westchester county on the new york and connecticut border.feel that it is an excellent district for children. we are very proud of it. gerri: you are very proud of it and you are offering the opportunity or people who live outside the district to give you a chunk of change come about $20,000, to attend her school. why are you doing this? >> we are doing it because of the fact that we have the available space. we have a sort of boom that took place in the year 2000 and those students are now moving through and we have a declining enrollment. at the same time, just like every other kind of public district in the state of new york -- and i say probably throughout the country, we have fixed costs that continue to rise. >> we have pension costs. 35.3%, i believe, in one year of an increase. spent in one year. an increase in health insurance, which is a national issue. gerri: the list goes on and on. let me tell you a little bit about the tuition. you would be charging between $19,000 and $21,000 for out of district students. but the average tuitio

. >> she is having her wedding in july in westchester only a few miles away. >> that the american expresshis charge for about $400 bid was part of her wedding or that is the excuse. >> i will not buy an extra suit. >> did she buy a beautiful and bag? >> i am sure that will be brought up several times. melissa: book that was just the beginning. >> i am sure. [laughter] melissa: the world's smallest move the i am manipulated the adams to make of movie about a boy and his atom it is only visible if use a microscope to it develops the technique to find more efficient storage technologies david is impressed. i am bored. >> despite the problems with the economy even when it is slow in not turning in the late '70s that is when appell came to fruition and the high-tech companies came to fruition but you can still have great discoveries >> that is a silly use but this could be used with all kinds of different things for medical research. >> what i think of disruptive technology these do not come to mind. melissa: that is all the money we have today we will see you back >> the following is a paid a

the director of the habitat for humanity in westchester.we've had 6500 volunteers and in a way people think it's over and we're really just beginning. so many people need help so we want people to keep coming and volunteering. >> we've got this little group together, by the way, it is a mighty powerful group and we'll surprise the point breeze fire department in just a moment. the point breeze fire department knows we're here. they think we're here to say thank you, but we're going to give them a lot more than a thank you. you're not going to believe what these people have organized for them. let's get to the boards. one or two things we want to share before we get to the rest of the show. how about a little of the warmth in most of the country today. we'll start with this area of low pressure that is cruising up the coastline. and while you have a great warm all the way around it, if you're under that low, it's cool, it's damp. it's showery and rainy. that low starts to squeeze up the coastline so later on today, you're going to get rain e

so just before the assistant takes him toward the water where it's now safe british territory in westchesternty, near territown, the assistant said you're okay? and andre -- he's fine. they say goodbye to each other. andre is in disguise. andre has treason papers in his boots. and just as he crosses in to territown by himself on the horse, he's captured by three men. he's ultimately brought, of course, to some of the military headquarter. arnold is, of course, back at the home in west point waiting for washington to arrive at west point. all he thinks is well. nobody could even dream that arnold would have been a traitor, so one of the military officers, who has andre in captivity, sent arnold saying we have a spy here. that's all arnold needs. andre give, of course, captured as a common spy. andre, this is a picture of him the night before his death. his own rendition -- this is a poor but the best i could do from the engraving of him. when he's hung. i'm going come back to that in a moment. arnold, mean while, receives the letter about an hour or two before washington was to arrive at his

so just before the assistant takes him towards the border where it's now safe britisher story in westchester county near tarrytown, the assistant say, you're okay? and andre thinks he's fine, and they say good pi to each other. andre is in disguise. andre has treasonous paperings in his boots -- papers in his boots. and just as he crosses into tarrytown by himself on his horse, he is captured by three men. he is ultimately brought, of course, to some of the military headquarters. arnold is, of course, back at the home in west point waiting for to arrive. he has come to inspect west point. and all he thinks is, well, but nobody could even dream that arnold would have been a traitor. so one of the military officers who has andre in captivity sends arnold a relater saying, guess what -- a letter saying, guess what? we have a spy here. that's all arnold needs. andre is, of course, cap curred -- captured as a common spy. andre, and this is a picture of him the night before his death, his own rendition. this is a poor, but it's the best i could do from the engraving of him. he is hung. and i'm goi

host: westchester cross appellan -- from westchester, pennsylvania, bill. caller: i am a native washingtonian and have watched the city gentrify over the last 25 years. and out lighter in the statistics might be the fact that higher income people have moved to the inner city. i'm speaking of washington, d.c. that is moving out a lot of the low-income people. the a high income people by the houses, renovate them, the property value skyrockets. they also expect the police to clean up the neighborhoods. in the d.c. area, a lot of the folks that used to be in the city have moved out, a lot of the poor folks. that might be an outsider in the statistics as far as what is driving those statistics. host: elizabeth kneebone? guest: we see in certain markets the redevelopment of urban neighborhoods, the rising house prices can create a push factor that some low-income residents living in the city are now looking further out for more available and affordable options. it's not the case in every region. in a place like d.c., new york, san francisco, where the housing ma

host: westchester cross ,ppellan -- from westchester pennsylvania, bill.ler: i am a native washingtonian and have watched the city gentrify over the last 25 years. and out lighter in the statistics might be the fact that higher income people have moved to the inner city. i'm speaking of washington, d.c. a lot of theg out low-income people. the a high income people by the houses, renovate them, the property value skyrockets. they also expect the police to clean up the neighborhoods. in the d.c. area, a lot of the folks that used to be in the city have moved out, a lot of the poor folks. that might be an outsider in the statistics as far as what is driving those statistics. host: elizabeth kneebone? guest: we see in certain markets the redevelopment of urban neighborhoods, the rising house prices can create a push income that some low- residents living in the city are now looking further out for more available and affordable options. it's not the case in every region. in a place like d.c., new york, san francisco, where the housing market are tight, like sea

york and i'm proud to say that we've got one of the largest chapters of the no-labels group in westchester. i didn't come here to be part of the red team or the blue team. i didn't come here to fight. i came here to find solutions and to get results for my constituents and the people who pay the bills, the taxpayers, and i'm encouraged and delighted that there are so many friends across the aisle in the republican party who want to do the same thing. i think if we can get more of our colleagues to join us, we can create a real movement in this congress and we can start a new day. it may be too soon to say that we've turned the corner, but i believe week of made an important start. and i'm committed to continuing to work across the aisle to get results. and i yield back. mr. ribble: that's encouraging to all of us. i appreciate your comments and now i yield two minutes to the gentleman from michigan, mr. entivolio. mr. bentvolio: mr. speaker, i would like to echo what my friend, congressman ribble, said a moment ago. the people of southeastern michigan sent me here to solve the problems aff

they come to about tarrytown in westchester and smith by this point is pretty tired.he spent the whole night in a couple nights before and wants to go back and sleep, so he turns around. sure enough six miles after their part, andre's job by militia men in the strip search them and find the plans to west point in his boots. but if the whole plan starts too unravel and arnold gets wind of this and he escapes. he gets away and then washington finds out and quickly send his men. it's very straight theme is he has -- washington house at his disposal at this point john andre, the british officer in the american citizen, the loyalist involved in the exact same plot. they both have damning evidence against them. he says to smith and his interrogating had, i have enough evidence to a new on yonder tree. but it doesn't. instead for smith he provides them with a court martial, which is a type of military trial dating back to 13th century in which there are some safeguards in an element of due process to make sure they have a fighting chance to defend themselves. the panel is ch

they come to about tarrytown in westchester and smith by this point is pretty tired.e spent the whole night in a couple nights before and wants to go back and sleep, so he turns around. sure enough six miles after their part, andre's job by militia men in the strip search them and find the plans to west point in his boots. but if the whole plan starts too unravel and arnold gets wind of this and he escapes. he gets away and then washington finds out and quickly send his men. it's very straight theme is he has -- washington house at his disposal at this point john andre, the british officer in the american citizen, the loyalist involved in the exact same plot. they both have damning evidence against them. he says to smith and his interrogating had, i have enough evidence to a new on yonder tree. but it doesn't. instead for smith he provides them with a court martial, which is a type of military trial dating back to 13th century in which there are some safeguards in an element of due process to make sure they have a fighting chance to defend themselves. the panel is cha

>> i grew up in westchester.theater advocate. and both my parents are music teachers so the arts were something that were celebrated in my household. but that was one of my tangible goals, i did theater my whole life. and also in -- summer theater, i majored in musical theater in syracuse and i knew in i got a good audition i would be able to make it on the broadway stage. bag recording artist is one of those things so lofty and being on television and film but the broadway stage, i knew, i have a good audition, i work hard, i will be able to get it. so the fact that i'm doing it again, you know, 30-plus years later and living my dream. and also, cicely tyson, you know, between "sounder" and "roots" and jane pittman, those are the characters i watched in my parents' bedroom at night when it was a tv event. you know, only a few networks out there and those were the events that said i want to be like her. i want to do that role. i want to emulate what she has done and do it with such class. and the fact that i can

published an interactive google map that allowed the readers to see the names and addresses of all westchester and rockland county residents meanwhile in march a louisiana judd. ruled that a new state statute for bidding certain felons from possessing firearms is unconstitutional that issue is now heading to the state supreme court so soon felons might be able to own firearms but it's the journalists that apparently hole the smoking gun. while he was a private first class who found a way to leak hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wiki leaks it was the biggest document drop in american history but this whole high profile case has been shrouded in secrecy with military court loopholes and redacted documents keeping the details scarce and the defense silent now a group of reporters along with wiki leaks founder julian assange have filed a joint complaint over the way the government is handling the military tribunal of bradley manning they argue that the judge and prosecution are violating their first amendment rights by keeping the majority of the court proceedings are secret the co