. >> these groups were coming into the bronx with just huge amounts of money, you know? and there was this perception that real estate in new york was never going to go bust. >> there were certainly many people that were buying the building site unseen. there's no doubt about that. they were buying a building in new york city, and, for them, that was park avenue and 79th street. many of these people had never been to the bronx, so they had no idea what park avenue and 179th street looked like. >> the environment i'm living in is, for my health, and not only for my health but for my kids, is not healthy. if i had the money, i would not be living here, but then again, being that i don't have the money, i'm willing to fight for what i have. this is what i have, and this is what i'm going to go for. >> the housing foreclosure crisis 5 years ago was one of the first signs that something was going very wrong with america's economy. >> good evening, we have news tonight about houses and foreclosures in america, and it's not the news any of us wanted to hear. >> but foreclosure

how is the bronx eatery doing? >> very good. we're excited about the restaurd we have one of the top three pizzas in the united states. old fire oven pizza. >> i meant to tell you, every once in a while your partner, the lenl dare vitali's will put on facebook, sergio in facebook, i just made these meat balls. i'm over here slobering on myself. >> he's a great chef. >> you know what's interestingu and guys and cindy and tony in their restaurants, inner harbor east has really extended out. that chaz location was really critical into inner harbor east moving out to fells point. >> absolutely. it's a booming place. baltimora great place. >> definitely. >> let's do the plug. scomblsz -- >> sure. >> a bronx tale november 16th at 8:00. any chance when this selling out there will be another show added or is this the shot? >> only one show. i can only do one show because f previous things. >> okay. fine. you can go to the lir yric website, ticket master, call them or go online. >> i do want to say that i have a few hundred tickets for a

. >> but her small high school in the bronx had limited resources. >> we only had one school to come and visit, which was mercy college. so, everybody in my class applied and almost everybody got accepted. so, we're just like, all right, well, we have never heard of this school, but i mean, if they're all accepting us, i mean, why not? >> according to a new study from the brookings institution, only 34% of top low-income students apply to the country's most selective colleges. that's compared with 78% of top high-income students. the college she went to wasn't the right fit. after her second semester, she dropped out. >> i wanted to go in just a few months after i had left mercy, but everything happens and i was working full time and i got pregnant. >> low-income, high-achieving students thrive at very selective colleges and universities once they get there, whereas if they attend one of the nonselective post secondary institutions that they tend to apply to, they have

i'm a kid from the bronx. i'm used to the fight. >> reporter: this would give gun owners 48 hours to report lost or stolen weapons. sun any veil's two gun sellers would -- sunnyvale's two gun sellers would have to keep sales of guns for two years and ban possession of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds with some exceptions. so anybody with a magazine with more than 10 rounds has to surrender that magazine? >> no. if i understand it, they were grandfathered in and they have a purchase price of it prior to that, they're fine. >> unfortunately a lot of the effort is not backed by a sound legal basis. >> reporter: another says the measure would hurt legal gun owners, for example, like not reporting a stolen gun while you're on vacation. thieves who get ammo sales

i'm a kid from the south bronx. i'm used from the bronx. >> reporter: he wrote measure c after the newtown massacre. it would give gun owners 48 hours to report lost orr stolen weapons. sunnyvale's two gun sellers would have to keep logs of ammo sales for two years. guns would have to be stored in locked containers with ig interester locks and ban possession of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds with some exceptions. so anyone with 10 magazines with more than 10 rounds have to surrender them? >> no, they are grandfathered in and if they have a purchase price before that, it's fine. >> it's illegal. >> reporter: the representative of responsible citizens of california says the measure would hurt legal gun owners. for example, like not reporting a gun that was stolen while you're on vacation. thieves who get ammo sales records could track down owners and steal their guns. mandatory gun laws and lockers could slow down response in an emergency. and high capacity magazines have already been banned for years. >> tha

as a kid from the south bronx i'm used to fighting. like i said, bring it on. >> you're not going to back down? >> no, we cannot afford to back down. we cannot lose any more children. we cannot have any more children taking weapons to school and hurting other children. that has to stop. >> sunnyvale mayor tony spitalerri, thank you very much. >>> generating water cooler talk and big headlines as well this week, google shed light on that mysterious barge in the san francisco bay. and twitter made its trading debut. enthusiastic investors helped the company raise nearly $2 billion in its ipo. clearly they are winners. but are there losers as well? twitter, yelp, other technology companies have moved to san francisco's market street area in recent years. they've helped to revive the neighborhood. but they're also creating tension. for a look at what it all means, i'm joined now by three technology reporters. arsi shahani, kqed news. michelle quinn. and steve penn. steve, twitter's ipo, the company still isn't profitable. is all this inves

investigadores del fbi, de la policÍa de nueva york subieron al techo de una compaÑÍa de camiones blindados del bronx, luego de que los ladrones perforaron el techo y dieron con el motÍn mÁs grande de la historia. >> la policÍa tambiÉn dijo que una cÁmara de seguridad que apunta la bÓveda fue movida, llevando a especular que los ladrones tuvieron ayuda interna. >> hasta ahora no se ha recuperado ni un centavo, pero los oficiales del fbi dicen que tienen varias pistas y son optimistas en cuanto a encontrar el dinero. >> si supiera, estarÍa ahi con una pala buscÁndolo. (risas). >> en verdad, aÚn no sabemos nada. >> eddie, eddie, eddie, dos preguntas, eddie. ¿dÓnde estÁ chris? ¿y dÓnde estÁ el dinero? ♪. >> tres meses antes. ♪. >> renuncio. >> no, estÁ despedido. >> queens, nueva york. >> ¿quÉ? >> despedido. >> no, yo renuncio. >> no puedes, renuncias cada semana. despedido. >> sÍ, es cierto, claro que renuncio. >> ¿quÉ te parece? >> cÁllate. >> despedido. >> ¿quÉ dijiste? ¿quieres que recoja la basura? >> tÚ eres la maldita basura. >> oye, oye, oye. >> sÍ, lÁrguense de a

it was written by a fellow named abel meeropol who was a schoolteacher in the bronx, a left-wing guy, later who became very famous for having adopted, along with his wife, the two orphan sons of ethel and julius rosenberg, but that wasn't until the 1950s. he was a schoolteacher in the bronx who cared about social issues and cared about civil rights and saw a picture of a lynching in the paper one day, and he was one of these very creative guys who was just always writing poems and music and shows. and he just sat down and wrote a poem about this photograph that he saw, set it to music. it was performed in left-wing circles in new york city throughout the late 1930s, at rallies for the loyalists during the spanish civil war, you know, among sort of left-wing types at their bungalow colonies in the catskills or rural new jersey, wherever they went. it was sort of just a cult song in those circles, and somebody who was connected with the show at madison square garden, where the song was performed, was also running the entertainment at the new cafe society, which was the first integrated

you can go to the bronx bombers dot com. get tickets. it will be exciting. >> you grew up mccain to seeing the game. ashley: i have to leave it ♪ hmm. ♪ mm-hmm. [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 ml350 for $599 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. he wanted to thank me. do you know where your family is? upwards of one third of the country, a third potentially preventing million from joining their relatives for the big day. forget about those whose these may be added airport. get ready fo it a bigger kick in economies buns. all of tha is whatwe are all over tonight. how is the weather could make an even give your holiday shopping season and before we get

you can go to the bronx bombers dot com. get tickets. it will be exciting. >> you grew up mccain to seeing the game. ashley: i have to leave it there. we will be back to my night. he wanted to thank me. do you know where your family is? upwards of one third of the country, a third potentially preventing million from joining their relatives for the big day. forget about those whose these may be added airport. get ready for it a bigger kick in economies buns. all of that is what we are all over tonight. how is the weather could make an even give your holiday shopping season and before we get

. >> this is how we did it in the bronx, man. >> what's up? >> >> i'm the elusive one. >> we got a question, and we're still going to ask the question. the question is this, i got some numbers. in 1973, it was 400,000 people in jail in this country. in the u.s. in 2013, 40 years later, which is pretty much the lifespan of hiphop, we have approximately 3 million people in jail. >> it's crazy. >> if you include the number of people that are on parole, on house arrest, in centers, and probation, that number is about 12 million or 10 million. >> right. >> so i just wanted to get, what is your view on the process of mass incarceration through this private prison industrial complex that hit the u.s.? what is your view on that, especially being someone who was there at the beginning of hiphop, and through that life stan, we have seen a whole hiphop generation get hut behind bars? >> it's interesting you say it, because we were saying at the beginning of this discussion. you had all of these young people that were responsible. and knew i can make this

it's initially the bronx next biggest economy is based off the small contractions so it was stagnation and joblessness posing huge problems to the region the european central bank is now considering introducing a negative interest rate to stimulate growth is this year out so let's spend a penny from. brenda can you tell me what risks would they pose to the year i say. i would think negative interest rates are something that could be considered by the e.c.b. it might be in an effort to spur inflation and obviously we are seeing disinflation in the euro zone as a whole what it could actually mean though is that we will see some negativity on buying profits because if you reduce the deposit rate which is currently at zero for the banks to place their money with the e.c.b. it will obviously impact their profitability as a whole might not necessarily be good for the eurozone in the medium term nevertheless you also have the conservative wing of the c.p. who fear that negative interest rates could spur proper inflation like hyperinflation and that is something that has been tried to be avoid

jennifer lÓpez como nunca antes se le habÍa visto, haciendo cosas que nadie imaginaria que la diva del bronx hace, tirando la basura. no es que ha perdido el glamour, estaba filmando escenas de su mÁs reciente film donde interpreta a una mujer que anda con un chico menor que ella. tenemos las dudas. >>> hablando de divass todo a punta que la mansiÓn de la fallecida diva de la banda podrÍa tener nuevos dueÑos, ha sido puesta a la venta por un poco mÁs de cuatro millones de dÓlares, los hinjos declararon que no querÍan deshacerse de la casa que estÁ llena de recuerdos para toda la familia. ¿serÁ rosi la encargada de manejar la herencia que tomÓ la decisiÓn de hacerlo?. >>> anoche en la ciudad de mÉxico el estreno de la obra extraÑos en un tren, sus protagonistas claudia alvarez, luis roberto guzmÁn y luis ernesto franco expresaron estar con entusiasmo de presentar personajes complejos y con caracterÍsticas sicÓticas. >>> encontramos a la cantante beatriz adriana deleitando con su estilo Único al publico californiano, no quiso hablar de su ex y padre de su hija marco antonio s

furiosos, la bacteria msa que puede provocar infecciÓn en la sangre detectada en esta escuela pÚblica del bronx y ningun padre fue notificado. >>> ¿cÓmo van a tener a los muchachos sin decir nada a los padres?. >>> vocera del departamento de educaciÓn de la ciudad de new york dijo que no podÍa dar detalles de la persona infectada y que por tratarse de un caso aislado no estaban en la obligaciÓn de notificar al pÚblico. >>> autoridades escolares no dijeron si la persona con la bacteria es estudiante, maestro o empleado del plantel, este mÉdico dice que esta bacteria es resistente a casi todos los anti biÓticos y la gran mayorÍa de personas que tiene la bacteria en el cuerpo no lo saben. >>> para limpiar los tejidos que abrir y comenzar a sacarte ji ts podri podridos para que puedan recuperarse, ahÍ los daÑos. >>> la mrsa se puede propagar a al tocar sÚper fperficies infei y piel con piel, como en la lucha olÍmpica. >>> no ponerse en contacto con personas que tengan lesiones en la piel y evitar el contacto piel con piel. >>> diego arias, telemundo. >>> las autoridades escolares dicen

a 23-year-old man in the bronx sucker-punched in the head as he walked down a street on wednesday. two other men then beat him while he was on the ground and all three took off running without taking a dime. the victim is expected to recover. police confirming they are looking to see if this is part of a nationwide trend where teens attempt to render strangers unconscious about wa single punch. >> the cases are so disturbing. >> just sick. >>> let's see what is coming up on "new day." how are you doing this morning? >> how is the turkey going? i'm pretty good with coffee. >> you guys are really bright and rosy. >> they kind of are on black friday! >> we are going to continue the black friday discussion. the frenzy of shoppers out with some of the busiest stores. look at this crowd! a new cnn poll, though, shows americans aren't feeling too great about the economy so what exactly does this mean for the shopping season? we will speak live with the ceos of macy's and walmart about whether or not they feel they are getting people to the stores and people are willing to part with their

i come from the south bronx. i can push back too. >> reporter: he's not too concerned about the cost of fighting this in the court. several lawyers are come forward offering to take this case pro bono. >>> police are searching for a man they say raped someone early halloween morning in san francisco. edwin, he is believed to have a large cut on his forehead and scratches on his face. investigators say the victim managed to hit the suspect in the forehead with a beer bottle. if you have any information on his whereabouts, you're asked to call police. >>> the most dangerous intersection in san francisco has claimed another victim. a driver hit and killed a man in a wheelchair at market and octav octavia. the victim described as a man in his 20s was taken to a nearby hospital where he died. the driver is cooperating with officers. out of most recents numbers, since 2009, more accidents happened at that intersection than any other intersection in the city. >>> a big tug boat that's been living at the bottom of the oa

we don't have a concentration of shootings in bay ridge like brooklyn or in the bronx. i do want to ask you one question, acknowledging that we have a homicide problem and a gun problem, can you give me the tactic to get the gun off the street? >> you have to ask what's happening in bay ridge to keep the gun shootings down that's different in other communities. >> you're right. >> mayor bloomberg is a big supporter of stop and frisk. it's one of his hallmark things. he's investing in young men initiatives to connect men of color to jobs and employment. >> i did a controversial no talking points where we talked about what people can do to empower themes. we mentioned the mayor's initiative to help minority men to feel better about themselves, they own their own being and neighborhoods, they are worth something. it's something new york city is doing that the rest of the country should be and some are. it's a good policy. >> i believe you can do more to stop bullets with initiative than stop and frisk. >> i agree, but in short term, when you have an immediate problem, you

i live in the south bronx, most of my produce, i get on the subway, and i go downtown, and i buy it, and bring it back up. people are feeling that are they going to go out of their way to experience that. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. andre, you work with people every day that come to you to be healthier, more well. how much of eating fast food is about what's in here. >> it has to do with how good do you feel about yourself. and think about how good the food is and the quality of the food is. so it's better to pick up pork rinds than potato chips. >> we see it in the news, most of the people we talk to know about it, but i think there is a strong relationship between the two. >> what role does culture play in this? because i come from a house where you eat fried chicken, things dipped in butter, lard, and just a tradition of eating bad stuff, right? how can we hold on to it and our culture. >> there's a level of awareness you have to have right there. you say i want fried chicken, so instead of doing it the old fashioned way, use coconut oil and it will be lighter, or maybely bake

jeeter al año siguiente, así le pagarán 12 millones de dólares en un año, serán 20 temporadas en el bronx, las mismas que el cerrador de panamá. >>> bateó promedio de 190, solamente un homerun, 7 impulsadas, pero el historial del capitán yankee habla por sí solo, con 13 juegos de las estrellas, 5 guantes de oro, el líder en hits de yankees de todos los tiempos. >>> kobe bryant está en su último año de contrato con los Ángeles lakers, y cobra 30 millones de dólares por temporada, recibió hoy 24 de jalón, su cuenta de banco registra 24 millones de verdes más, eso con los Ángeles lakers, ahora en cuanto a los miami heat, juegazo con los nets, duelo entre lebron james y paul pierce, ahí los tenemos a los dos ex boston, pierce y la ventaja para los nets, 18 a 15, después el pase, alley up para lebron james, ahí está, después lebron james para chalmers, el triple desde la esquina, ventaja para el heat, después en el tercer cuarto, williams ,pierce y el triple también, para adentro, los nets le dieron la vuelta, lo estaban ganando, después johnson con la bandeja, después n

we no longer have a bronx house detention or a queens house of detention. this is a more efficient way to combine all our resources. and we have 400 people working here, and we are able to do a process that enables us to provide help for rikers island. >> the inmates housed on the barge are adult males with classifications ranging from low to high. >> drug-related charges and a firearm charge. you know, i'm already -- i'm already in the process of a sentence plea. >> i've only been here like a month. and i expect to be here, who knows? i really don't know. hopefully i get bailed out. that's what i'm really waiting for. >> basically, i have been arrested about three times, three or four times. i'm really state property, waiting to go upstate. >> molen jackson, convicted on a drug charge, is waiting for an opening in one of new york upstate's prisons. >> what's going on here, like we say, this is a boat, so it's a little different area from what i'm used to, being in jail. when you are in jail, it is tight. it's a cage. it's something you got to adapt to, you

esta es la nueva colecciÓn de muÑecas dedicada a la diva del bronx. >> estas muÑecas representan exactamente lo que soy. soy una artista, una cantante, una actriz. >> esta retrata su look en el escenario. luce una replica de uno de los atuendos en su gira mundial en el 2012, confeccionado por un diseÑador. esta otra estÁ inspirado en el estilo de la alfombra roja y luce un diseÑo de los oscar del aÑo pasado. >> la moda para mÍ siempre ha sido como una expresiÓn de lo que soy y lo que estoy sintiendo ese dÍa. >> j-lo quiso que las muÑecas se parecieran lo mÁs posible a ellas. >> me parece que era importante tener una barbie latina pero una latina real. >> estarÁn encantadas con su nueva barbie. gracias, pamela. otro que estÁ de estreno es andrea bocelli. lanzÓ su Última producciÓn que incluye cinco temas grabados en vivo y cinco en estudio. entre los temas, resalta uno en espaÑol interpretado a dÚo con jennifer lÓpez. escuchan lo que dijo de la cantante y actriz en esta entrevista exclusiva que me concediÓ en su casa, en miami. >> ¿por quÉ incluirla en esta producciÓn? qu

. >> muchísimas gracias, señor, un saludo a todos nuestros hermanos que nos miran desde el bronx. volvemos con nuestros invitados y también con armando guzmán, y vamos hablar en la próxima parte del programa si está realmente es una propuesta de reforma migratoria antipopular y si se va a dar realmente este año o el próximo, o cuál es el verdadero escenario. lo veremos todo sin pelos en la lengua sólo aquí entre nos, pasa la voz. ♪ >> tiene que pagar ya, no es bueno para la comunidad, no es cuna para el país. ya sea demostrado con estudios de derecha y de izquierda que esto es benéfico para la economía la reforma migratoria. a olive garden ha regresado: "compra uno - lleva otro" por $12.99. escoge una de 5 opciones, como el "smoked mozzarella chicken." y llévate a casa un segundo plato principal para disfrutar después. todo por $12.99... en olive garden. ziploc te ayeuda a compartir con estilo, manteniendo frescas tus delicias, navideñas con diseños ideales. la collección limitada para, las fiestas de ziploc, disponible ahora. sc johnson. disponible ahora. ¿no?

. >> and you wonder when you got there, you were in an apartment in the bronx. >> and it was beautiful. i was just there and it was beautiful. >> and in new york, it is cold and it is february. >> that picture is my first day of school. that is it. >> oh, my gosh. you were cute. you were adorable. but you wondered why, she said you were going have is a better life. >> and i was freezing saying this is better? you know, what happened to the palm trees and the [ inaudible ] and all of that. that, later on, i guess i was about 10 when i was, or maybe even younger, younger probably because i never looked my age, that is when i start today dance, and um, i did a lot of weddings and stuff. i did. >> was it [ inaudible ] rita [ inaudible ] who got you dance lessons. >> yes, her real name was [ inaudible ] >> and then you got a gig. he took you so on stage at 14? >> no, i was five. i was 6-years-old when i dance- -when i danced with him in a nightclub and i played the captain. and um, yes, i made my start in the village at the his span i can nightclub. >> okay, well, that is in here, too, abou

>> one woman i spoke to, she lives up in the bronx, and she same down here to this location, she said this location is a little bit more tame, and she comes here every year,less crowded than some of the other k marts especially the ones in the suburbs where you have a lot more people lining up. she is waiting in line for the android seven tablets. that was going for so dollars and she was really trying to get her christmas shopping done on a budget. retailers are staggering their deal as little bit. so k mart has some deals this morning they are going to be releasing separate deals. that's to get people coming into the store more than once. it is also a retail tactic to lure people in by some of the add items. maybe they will buy that at full price if it isn't on the sale price yet, and then the customers basically come back, return it or either get that price adjustment, what does that do? it brings them back into the store again. >> who else is open besides k mart? >> well, like i said, a lot of convenient shoppers. i suspect we will see more shoppers later. al jazeera is going to b

had i done a father else son from t bronx, nobody watched. but because people have this thing about celebrity and money, i was glad to do him because i want people to watch and to see. they're not immune. >> wendy: now, do -- we'll talk about the celebrities because we know who they are. do they take your advice and fix their lives or do they still spiral out of control? >> some of them do. some of them do. the two requirements for my guests is that they're willing to tell it all, do the work, and ready to change. some of them are. some of them aren't. i think you know which ones. >> wendy: dmx. >> wasn't ready. but the show, what i discovered, was really for his son. it was really about healing his son. >> wendy: does the son stay in contact with you? >> yes. he's doing much better. much better. >> wendy: dmx, he was angry at the way you pobetrayed him on t show. >> i betrayed him? >> wendy: i have a quote from him. iyanla set me up for that show. she's toxic. >> we taped that forys. he never left. when he left, he came back. we don't stop o

born in the bronx. soon after she moved to san francisco, she became clean and sober and as part of that life change, she decided to come open and honest about herself. it is this honesty that has prepared her for this community and she is an active and valued community leader in this city. she's a public speaker and singer. someone of many talents. she's probably the most experienced and most well traveled member of the san francisco community. she has twice mc's the international mr. leather competition in chicago and sang at events throughout the country. she is has participated in multiple national anthemth and participated in many events. she's talked about human sexuality and being part of the lifestyle that is different from the norm. she is a major advocate for safety and support for fetish and kink life styles. i want to recognize queen cougar in the board of supervisors. she was crowned miss san francisco leather. as the oldest living person who holds this title, it is our honor to recognize q

and even here in the bronx where we're in the center of this epidemic, it's not uniform to offer a hiv test. >> reporter: she says also a lack of confidential resources and lack of education contributes to. the world health organization estimates that more than 2 million young people between the age of 10 and 19 are living with hiv because many don't get the support and resources they need, aids related deaths in this group have increased by 50%. >> reporter: she says adults aren't getting the message to teenagers. >> i always say there is no person on the planet that doesn't know what coca-cola is, yet coke is also refreshing its advertisingment campaign. we have a problem that's much more complicated yet we're doing virtually nothing. >> reporter: more than 1.1 million americans over the age of 13 have the virus that causes aids. experts say we need innovative ways to reach them. >>> and this just in to al jazeera america, an accident at a world cup construction site leaving two people dead in brazil. it happened where the opening ceremonies will be held for the 2014 games. >>> well

i don't picture her being anything but a good catholic girl from the bronx. i don't picture her getting involved with somebody who can hypnotize you and tell you what to do. then last night, the "real housewives of beverly hills" returned. [ applause ] and so far it looks like it's about to be lisa versus kyle. lisa is using the two new housewives, one in particular, joyce, to hit kyle where it hurts. in the hair. take a look. then we'll talk. >> beautiful hair. >> he's cute and for sure has better hair than kyle. >> kyle, you have hair competition. >> i know, right. >> chop mine off. >> i think you should do a commercial. >> really. >> lisa's little digs come with a smile. you think, oh, that was a joke. and then a little while later, you realize, okay, that was an insult. >> you know something, the new girl joyce's hair is gorgeous. so it is better hair than kyle's. i don't know. i like a wavy hair and it looks so healthy and dense. but the hair that i love out of all three of them is vander pump. i love that center part thing that she does. by the way, kyl

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i'm a kid from the bronx. i'm used to the fight. >> reporter: this would give gun owners 48 hours to report lost or stolen weapons. sun any veil's two gun sellers would -- sunnyvale's two gun sellers would have to keep sales of guns for two years and ban possession of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds with some exceptions. so anybody with a magazine with more than 10 rounds has to surrender that magazine? >> no. if i understand it, they were grandfathered in and they have a purchase price of it prior to that, they're fine. >> unfortunately a lot of the effort is not backed by a sound legal basis. >> reporter: another says the measure would hurt legal gun owners, for example, like not reporting a stolen gun while you're on vacation. thieves who get ammo sales records could track down owners and steal their guns. mandatory gun laws and lockers could slow down your response in an emergency and high capacity magazines have already been banned for years. >> that law has already been on the books in california

the end of twenty fourteen and is a joint initiative involving the jack of the medical center in the bronx in new york. for the bar is thirteen years. health insurance provider to have descendants as policy prices will go up by five point two percent from the end of the year the company said rising health insurance costs have resulted in a show of young people at supermarkets and that this increase was on a void above the government introduced a number of matches in which a twenty four team including health insurance levy which provided said could drive up premiums by as much as fifteen cents hardy are trying to identify the body of a man found near the wellington monument in the phoenix park in dublin around one o'clock this morning the month on from burns coal spite his sleep the night catching fire. a post mortem is being carried out the cdr front cross on them. paul rose was not without more on this is the question guard the us conceiving. that poll with this fire calls accidentally or all was the smile intact that said brian and really at the post mortem is still on the way at the mom

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brought recordings in where the is sure that their supervisors for instance this one officer in the bronx actually was told that he's not targeting enough of the right people at the right time and the right place this is recorded and when asked who that is he says you know all black kids ages fourteen to twenty twenty one so we know that reese ism is based on the way in which stop and frisk is carried out and part of what joe has done is to push back against bill de blasio sort of opposition to stop and frisk by this kind of fear mongering this is not the first time we've seen this kind of ad this this is a long strategy that used to be referred to as the southern strategy that the republicans developed in the post civil rights era when you could no longer be believed racist against african-americans and so being tough on crime became a real in which to appeal to white voters in the south to say look you know your rights will be guaranteed and these black people particularly black men will be locked up and put away and that's what you see in this ad really you know there isn't a black fig

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. >> i was born in the bronx. neil: okay, and you are done 30 or 40 points. but what isgoing on here? >> what is going on if you look at the polls and the majority of new yorkers are in sync ad what is going on here, i actually believe is a referendum and the democrats just went through a huge primary process and a ran against mike bloomberg. my opponent the other day was asked a question and he started bashing mike bloomberg and i had to say that talk about my vision for the future. neil: but even though, bloomberg has done a lot to turn the city around. so there is this fixation period. >> we have 20 years of mayors in new york. and that includes every other special interest group and even the private sector is saying that it's time that we have this back in new york and that's really unfortunate. neil: do you think this has national implications and democratic groups are putting all your marbles in this and democrats have a resounding victory in this.com. >> yes, having to follow up on what happened and what you say as is there is a schism in this country