whistleblowers rock recordings even where they 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 that's right this is recorded and when asked who that is he says you know they're all black kids ages fourteen to twenty twenty one so we know that reese ism is a central part of the way in which stop and frisk is carried out and part of what 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 out this this is a long strategy that used to be referred to as the southern strategy that the republicans developed in the civil rights era when you could no longer be you know sort of 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

. >> i was born in the bronx. neil: okay, and you are done 30 or40 points. but what is going on here? >> what is going on if you look at the polls and the majority of new yorkers are in sync and 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 loto 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

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francis for the first reading we took this big restaurant up in the bronx spread wall italian food was like and then and we read you know so al myself to follow and. read the what the head of the table in the hallway down the end of the day was francis and every all the other characters you know in sterling gable was all the way down. in france you could see we all probably started to lead and all you'd hear. on sunday you know. and i don't you know and al gore. is funny and you can see fans are starting to lean fully called him a freak of word for. he's found that they're all of a sudden the story gave them a light why did you want everybody to throw up one quick thing before we break the death scene of sonny yeah how long did that take to shoot. that scene in the car how long a day i mean one day oh my god you can't do that over again you know how many times . it was you did to the one hundred forty seven big ships not like these says she squibs they have today i mean they blow it so they all have a shoulder jack and they should have about one hundred forty seven on me too of five th

. >>> esta es la nueva colecciÓn de muÑecas, dedicada a la diva del bronx. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> estas muÑecas representan exactamente lo que soy, una artista, una cantante, una actriz. >>> este retrata su look en el escenario, con una replica de un atuendo que utilizÓ en su gira mundial en el 2012, confeccionado por el diseÑador murad, esta otra en su sofisticado estilo en alfombras roj rojas, luce una copia de murad de los oscars del aÑo pasado. cual>>> (hablan en inglÉs). cual>>> la moda para mÍ, siempre fue como una expresiÓn de lo que soy y lo que siento en ese dÍa. >>> supervisÓ cada detalle, quiso que las muÑecas se parecieran lo mÁs posible a ella. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> me parece que era importante tener una barbie latina, una barbie latina real. >>> yo la veo linda. >>> bueno quÉ creen, ustedes, se parece o no, a jennifer lÓpez, o quÉ le falta, comparta su opinon en nuestro twitter, y en facebook, "primer impacto." >>> mis hijas estarÁn encantadas, son fanÁticas de jennifer lÓpez. gracias pamela, otro de estreno, es el tenor italiano, andrea boce

francis for the first reading we took this big restaurant up in the bronx big spread wall italian food was like and then and we read you know so al myself to follow and. read the what the head of the table in the hallway down the end of the day was francis and every all the other characters you know in sterling gable was all the way down. in france you could see we all probably started to lead and all you hear. on any of them. and i know you know and al gore. is funny and you can see plants are starting to lean for he could hear a figure the word for of course. he found that they're all of a sudden the story gave them a lot to do what everybody did do up one quick thing before we break the death scene of sonny yeah how long did that take to shoot. that scene in the car how long a day i mean one day oh my god you can't do that over again you know how many times . it was you did to the one hundred forty seven big ship is not like these says she swims they have today i mean they blow it so that was shorn jack and they should have about one hundred forty seven on me to a five thousand all

solo pero estamos aquÍ. >> aparte de sus fanÁticos tambiÉn su amiga la diva del bronx, jenifer lÓpez lo estÁ apoyando en esta etapa como solista. >> jenifer lÓpez me ha demostrado que es una amiga y la quiero muchÍsimo, creo que estÁ apoyandome en este momento de mi carrera que es difÍcil, que no es fÁcil. >> yo vengo de un dÚo que es muy exitoso al estar solo tengo un reto muy grande pero gente que como jenifer lÓpez que me apoye y estÉ al lado mÍo me siento muy bien. >> te vimos con casper tambiÉn, estÁn mas feliz que nunca. >> con casper es mi pana tengo mucha comunicaciÓn no sÉ mucho inglÉs pero busco y traduzco y nos hablamos. >> atenciÓn a todos los fanÁticos de wisin y yandel el dÚo de la historia tiene pro wre eyectos juntos. >> nos falta muchÍsimo por trabajar ahora yo quiero sacar dos proyectos como solista y poder hacer la mÚsica que yo quiera, luego quiero un tercer disco me gustarÍa hacerlo con w y volver a ser el dÚo explosivo. >> asÍ que ya saben que hay wisin y yandel por mucho tiempo todavÍa para "un nuevo dia" Ángel villa gÓmez. >> gracias

. >> a bronx person wouldn't be drinking green juice. >> i been drinking green juice since i was 20. it is not a fad. it is healthy. pilates and over the sink and downing it first thing in the morning. >> just eat vegetables. >> i do both. >> then you don't need that. i'm telling you it goes right through you. >> no, it goes through you in an effective way. >> i don't believe it. >> she does look great. >> those are jeans, rick. she looks great. you could be eating big macs and you will look great. >> i eat those too. >> maybe it is the big macs. maybe it is the big macs, rick! i don't know what you do. >> it is not green juice. >> you spend $100 in a bar to get a girl drunk on my ties. and it is like, hey, i gotta make a phone call, can i take your drink. and then there was a floater in it. >> green juice is gross. i say just eat food. >> it is disgusting that this is popular. mainly because my wife buys it and i don't feel like a human being giving somebody money for diarrhea. we guy i don't get the -- i don't get the whole look like day rhea thing. diarrhea. green, really? >> some

i grew up in new york so i went to the bronx zoo. >> grew up on a lake with horses. we'd swim the horses. >> i grew up around the ocean. >> i came from the middle of the country in flat land kansas. >> from virginia traveled down, did the theme park thing in orlando when i was 17. and saw the night show at shamu stadium. very emotional, you know, popular music. and i was driven to want to do that. >> and i saw what the trainers did. and i said, that's what i want to do. >> one of the trainers there, he goes, what are you doing out there? you should be a trainer. i said, i don't know how to train animals. i've never trained animals in my life. >> how do you prepare yourself with an encounter with an 8,000 pound orca. >> i thought you needed a masters degree in marine biology to be a trainer. >> it takes years of study and experience to meet the strict requirements necessary to interact in the water with shamu. >> come to find out, it really is more about your personality and how good you can swim. >> i went and tried out and got the job right away. i was, like, yeah.

experiencia, el van a ver, vivida por el ganador de nuestro concurso, viajÓ con su hijastro desde el bronx, miren que foto tan bonita, a nueva york, premier especial en los Ángeles de los juegos del hambre. nos da mucho gusto en "primer impacto", hacer este tipo de concurso, y hacerle el sueÑo realidad, por ejemplo, a estos dos televidentes tan queridos, vamos a la pausa al regreso, unos hispanos que a su corta edad bailan en grandes escenarios en la ciudad de las vegas, es impactante, cÓmo terminÓ la osadÍa de un piloto ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> seguimos en vivo desde las vegas, una ciudad que no solo es famosa por sus lujosos casinos, tambiÉn por sus espectÁculos producciones musicales, se destaca el "cirque du soleil". marta presenta dos artistas hispanos que ponen en alto el legado de su familia en uno de sus grandes escenarios, marta cuÉntanos, quienes son estos chicos. >>> hola quÉ tal muchas gracias, es un orgullo presentarles a estos niÑos que vienen de una conocida dinastÍa circense, estÁn en una etapa importante en sus carreras, demostrando que cuando hay talento y disciplin

i grew up in new york so i went to the bronx zoo. >> grew up on a lake with horses. we'd swim the horses. >> i grew up around the ocean. >> i came from the middle of the country in flat land kansas. >> from virginia traveled down, did the theme park thing in orlando when i was 17. and saw the night show at shamu stadium. very emotional, you know, popular music. and i was driven to want to do that. >> and i saw what the trainers did. and i said, that's what i want to do. >> one of the trainers there, he goes, what are you doing out there? you should be a trainer. i said, i don't know how to train animals. i've never trained animals in my life. >> how do you prepare yourself with an encounter with an 8,000 pound orca. >> i thought you needed a masters degree in marine biology to be a trainer. >> it takes years of study and experience to meet the strict requirements necessary to interact in the water with shamu. >> come to find out, it really is more about your personality and how good you can swim. >> i went and tried out and got the job right away. i was, like, yeah.

to drive over the bridge and look at the red lights from new jersey into new york city fotoward the bronx, toward long island and i-95 into connecticut where three and half inches of rain has fallen in some areas prompting heavy snow further north and west blanketing buffalo, rochester, upstate new york, a foot or more falling there. pennsylvania seeing heavy snow. more snow falling in northern virginia and central maryland. based on system affecting 50 million americans since it started in the southeast u.s. this week and the big issue is road conditions. 39 million americans hitting the highways today, tonight and into tomorrow morning. driving an average of 214 miles to get to a family dinner, and those folks are going to have twtobrave pretty nasty road conditions. they are being encouraged to take their time to not take risks and allow extra time because of these hazardous conditions. one other note for people who are looking forward to the macy's things given state parade tomorrow, you are used to seeing the huge floats, they may be grounded for the first time since 1971 because of

we don't have a concentration of shooting in bay ridge like we do in the bronx. i do want you to acknowledge one question, can you give me the tactic to get the gun off the street? >> you've got to ask what's happening in bay ridge to keep the gun shootings down. >> your're right. >> mayor bloomburg is a big supporter of stop and frisk. it's all about connecting young men of color to jobs, education, employment. >> i talked about that, i dwid, very controversial no-talking points, where we talked about what people can do to empower themselves. and in that same broadcast, we mexed the mayor's initiative to help, especially minority young men, at least feel better about themselves. as if, you know, they own their own being and they own their own neighborhoods. that they're worth something. and this is something that new york city is doing that the rest of the country is doing. and they are. >> i believe you can can do more to stop bullets with education and employment than you can ever do with sfop and frisk. >> in short term, when you have an immediate problem, yo

here you hear the patrolmen's benevolent association speaking during a roll call meeting where the bronx. 41st, in the captain refers to 20 and one, a reference to the demand that officers make 20 summons, five street stops, and one arrest or month. listen closely. >> [indiscernible] >> you can hear on that tape the captain of the 41st leasing saying that 20 and one is with the union's backing up. they spoke to trustees, they want 20 and one as a reference. the union is backing this, officer? when you have no one to go to, , am itely no one to go to going to go to internal affairs? they have no integrity? they have absolutely no integrity. who are we supposed to go to? our union is there. >> talk about what happened after you signed a deposition. was approached by the civil liberty union in 2009. i had no one else to go to. i was deposing in march of 2010. the next day i showed up to work i was offered two days. like what i provided, did not like the recordings or my testimony. suspensiond on a with no reason given for about three years, suspended with pay for about three years. my job w

i grew up in the south bronx. shout out to my boys, stay strong. i see you. give me a call when you get a cell phone. i remember those days. those days was horrible and the crime will go up. the owe -- the on you us is on him and he will have to stop the search that was reversed. he promised he will and he is going to and crime will rise and he will screw it up, but get re-elected. >> the thing 1* new york city survived mayor dinkins. >> are you stepping on my punch line. >> can we start over? >> new york city survived mayor dinkins. >> you have all of the nanny steatism without the economic savy. >> that's win-win. >> do you think he got because of obamacare? >> i don't care because i don't live in virginia. there is a decent chance, but there are other reasons it tightened up at the end. she points out that the final poll was independent split 40-40 with 14% going to the libertarian guy. but cuccineli won independence in a big way. a lot of what may have happened is these people that were voting for the libertarian guy, but when push comes to shove you go f

. >> the neighbourhood they moveed from is the bronx's little italy. >> around here they seem almost invisibility. invisible. there are no shops or businesses clearly marked as roma and this is an italian dining spot. shy says many roma fear standing out. >> i went into this place to eat and this guy is telling this shop owner why do you let these gypsies in to eat. some say that it could dilute their culture. >> being in the world andibility and interating will not pack you lose your gypsiness. roma pray side by side with other american muslims. ishe isma. there is integrating too. he believes that roma can keep their culture strong while helping the world understand who they are. roma culture is interesting. >> for him it's being american. an american in touch with his roots. and tobacc tony the roma come fy different countries and practice different customs in this country. some have decided to teach their kid at home and get married in their teens and others do not. >>> it's official new york's one world trade centre is the tallest building in the country a panel of architects sa

district of columbia right now some neighborhoods we don't see young black men is staggering just like the bronx one added to young african-american men are innocent and locked up for on probation and it seems to be so misguided set of policies. >> guest. >> host: even when i've prosecuted i was never added juvenile but why am i prosecuting the guy that stole the during? you have to start somewhere but those questions were in my mind why are we did court? just like the woman who is the person that does the of low job -- if the blow job but in terms of what it you spoke briefly about to walk -- lock people up and throw away the key that this saying is if you do the crime then do the time but sometimes the time pass to end not giving away everything but tell us about those because it shows in real life the shawshank redemption. >> serving incredibly long sentences the childish impulse expelled from school afraid of his father's reaction city tickets centers for hunting rifle to scare the woman to get the car keys to get away so his father would not beat him if he had never been in trouble. not to

i grew up in new york so i went to the bronx zoo. >> grew up on a lake with horses, swim the horses. >> i grew up around the ocean. >> i came from the middle of the country in flat land kansas. >> from virginia traveled down, did the theme park thing in orlando when i was 17. and saw the night show at shamu stadium, very emotional, popular music, and i was just very driven to want to do that. >> and i saw what the trainers did. and i said "that's what i want to do." >> one of the trainers there, he goes "what are you doing out there?" you should be a trainer. i said "i don't know how to train animals." i've never trained animals in my life. >> how do you prepare yourself for an encounter with an 8,000 pound orca? . >> i thought you needed a masters degree in marine biology to be a trainer. >> it takes years of study and experience to meet the strict requirements necessary in the water to interact with shamu. >> come to find out, it really is more about your personality and how good you can swim. >> i went and tried out and got the job right away. i was so, so excited. >> i really wan

he told the benewsed official his name was harry wheeler and from the bronx. he come to paris to buy rabbit pelt. now he just wanted to go home. lflt i'll leave this there. thank you. [applause] [inaudible] i want to tell you two stories . .ory. the bear story is an experience i had many years ago now when i tried to hike the appalachian trail in the company of a slightly challenging companion who i named stephen katz in the book. the appalachian trail, as must surely know, starts in northern part of the state and runs for 2200 miles in maine. and it's really hard. if you wrote the book you'll know i grew preoccupied with the danger of bear attack while hiking in the eastern woods. i know, bears in eastern united states don't attack very often. the thing is with respect to any individual, it only has to happen once. [laughter] so i was concerned about the danger. and i was gratified to discover after the book came outt

i grew up in new york so i went to the bronx zoo. >> grew up on a lake with horses. we'd swim the horses. >> i grew up around the ocean. >> i came from the middle of the country in flat land kansas. >> from virginia traveled down, did the theme park thing in orlando when i was 17. and saw the night show at shamu stadium. very emotional, you know, popular music. and i was driven to want to do that. >> and i saw what the trainers did. and i said, that's what i want to do. >> one of the trainers there, he goes, what are you doing out there? you should be a trainer. i said, i don't know how to train animals. i've never trained animals in my life. >> how do you prepare yourself with an encounter with an 8,000 pound orca. >> i thought you needed a masters degree in marine biology to be a trainer. >> it takes years of study and experience to meet the strict requirements necessary to interact in the water with shamu. >> come to find out, it really is more about your personality and how good you can swim. >> i went and tried out and got the job right away. i was, like, yeah.

they moved to a small apartment in the bronx. while marguerite worked days in a dress shop, lee spent his time alone. >> from what i could garner, he really interacted with no one. he made his own meals. his mother left at around 7:00 and came home at 7:00 and he shifted for himself. you got the feeling of a kid... nobody gave a darn about him. he was just floating along in the world with no emotional resources at all. >> narrator: his political awakening came in 1953, when julius and ethel rosenberg were sentenced to death as russian spies. >> the first instance we have of lee harvey oswald's politics is that he picked up a leaflet in new york city about the coming execution of the rosenbergs. and as he reads this, it begins to show him that there's a way of finding himself by opposing the established order. >> "i was looking for a key to my environment, and then i discovered socialist literature. i had to dig for my books in the back dusty shelves of libraries." >> narrator: when the truant officer came after lee again, he and

a 16-year-old from the bronx charged with wounding two people on the ice at bryant park in manhattan after demanding one of them hand over his coat. both victims are expected to survive but one of them, a 14-year-old caught in the gunfire may be paralyzed. >>> it's a big relief this morning after 2,000-pound satellite predicted to crash into earth burned upon re-entry. much of the satellite had distinct grated into high atmosphere. the u.s. space agency have said no reports of any damage. the 16-foot satellite was launched in 2009. >> there is a lot of stuff in orbit up there. you can bet -- >> coming up, new developments this morning in the nfl bullying scandal. suspended lineman of the dolphins, richie incognito claiming he got a threatening text too. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... had made you smile. [ announcer ] beneful. play. it's good for you. avo: thesales event "sis back. drive" which means it's never bee

facebook friends, a photographer named robert gerhart in new york city took this photograph in the bronx of the subway station by his house, and i saw the racist graffiti say make bombs alluding to the taliban and don't drive taxis. i thought this sucks. i wanted to share it with my 40,000 facebook and twitter followers. gapened spoked immediately directly to me. i've been in contact with gap corporate. the response from them has been remarkable. especially changing their twitter background photo to the sikh model. and you know it, really shows they are dedicated to inclusion and diversity. this is a perfect example of how special media and the internet can be used for good things, as well. >> i suppose like most racist acts, this was ignorant, as well. sort of trying to relate the taliban with somebody who is a sikh clearly not the same. i mean, this was one incident, too. don't want to make it too out of control here. but what does that indicate to you especially in a city where a third of the population is from somewhere else. >> yeah, you know, michael, i think it's important to keep

of course brooklyn, the bronx, moving into central park. again, that north wind is going to be tough. thankfully, we're not dealing with rain or snow, but the winds are going to cause some problems. have you ever run the marathon? >> no, it's a lot of fun to watch but i don't think it would be that much fun to run. i like my three mile jog. >>cy i agree. my husband ran it one year and he said that was enough. >> once is impressive. >> never run it. >>> something else is going on, democrats are fuming over obama care. they're urging the white house to fix the glitches associated with the rollout in time for this year's midterm elections. but could it already be too late? we'll have a fair and balanced debate coming up. >>> and the blame game over the nsa surveillance program. who the agency's chief says is really responsible for all the recent scandals. >>> plus, how the unemployment rate is having a major impact, get this, on our beer industry. ♪ hmm. ♪ mm-hmm. [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the me

lower levels of the gwb moving from new jersey into new york city towards rhode island towards the bronx and i 95 corridor connects cut and beyond where heavy rains have prompted flood warnings some areas further north and west plan cetted. foot or more. portions of west virginia pennsylvania, seeing nine and a half inches of snow. snow falling in northern virginia and central maryland. all of this part of a storm system that's impacted more than 50 million americans since it started in the southeastern. making a mess of the roads. 39 million people driving an average of 214 miles, today or tomorrow. there was a multivehicle accident there. rain well and more bad. very busy travel day: bad weather in the new york area. adversely effected. they say they may have to ground those large balloon floats because of high winds. this hasn't happened so: 25 to 35 miles per hour and that is right on the cusp of guidelines. for years if the winds reach that point. they are going to have to ground those balloons, neil. it's a big disappointment for the kids and viewers. if the winds get too high tomo

host: we procedure call from the bronx. inside "the washington post" meanwhile, "the los angeles times" commenting on jerry brown seeking an unprecedented fourth term. he has solid approval ratings and a small number of challenges who are virtually unknown. the governor deflecting a question a public event third i'm aware that in november of next year there will be an election and i will be sure i will make some decision regarding that. the long term governor of california who was first elected back in 1974 and went on to serve as the mayor of oakland california and serve in other capacities. he also ran for president. the deadline for filing his next march. fromis joining us fairview, tennessee. independent line. trust him can really and hillary, the blood thirsty bimbo of benghazi, foremost fraud of fast and furious, a man who went to war with libya without even consulting with congress. he is known in history as a great constitutional shredder. he could show good faith by going over to iran and groveling at their feet li

ella grabó un video con el recorrido del bronx, pero con su barbie, es como si fuera ella recorriendo el barrio y compartió imágenes, cuál aventura creen que sigue, lo cuál da a entender que hará más videos con su muñeca . >>> claro que si, me parece una idea bastante genial, jennifer lópez es una mujer que sin duda sabe manejar su carrera, es una estrella . >>> y tiene el billete para hacer ese tipo de videos. >>> (risas). >>> oye, ahora que yo voy el 7 de diciembre a puerto rico, a entregar el cheque de mira quién baila. >>> (aplausos). >>> oye, pero lo más hermoso del video es la historia, el hecho que es una mujer que nació el bronx y llegó a tocar el cielo, así que felicidadeas por esos triunfos y esos logros . >>> ya lo venimos diciendo ,que desafortunadamente en algunos estados de la nación hay nevadas, para eso está nuestra ximena y hoy va a bailar bachata. ♪. ♪ ♪. (risas). >>> muy bien pavito, vamos ,vamos, vamos, vamos a ver cómo sucede más adelante, feliz día de acción de gracias, aproveche de compartir con la gente que más quiere y algún acto de

navigate, sheltered in the bronx. meet the mom who will travel for three hours each day to get her kid to the gifted talented program. >> the to the extent that you can say, what's the toll been on you in this kind of worker. has there been a toll? >> i don't know if it is a toll. it's sort of sneaks up on you. you know, like over the winter, i was working one night just way too late. went into the, brooklyn bridge subway station's freezing even in the subway. i look around there is 12, 12 men sleeping. then the train pulls up. there is a homeless person in every car. that eats away at you. but i think it touches everyone. i don't know it eats mr. at me. going home the past friday. excited. beautiful weekend. going to pick up my son the i pass this guy the you realize tomorrow is not the weekend for him. he is, he is not looking forward to tomorrow. tomorrow is another day to survive. you know you see that trying to help people so they can stop surviving and start really leading a happy life. >> you have done this for

and herman of his constituents in spanish harlem in the south bronx. so we're on on that verge. i mean, certainly the post revolution, cuban-american members from south florida have never been shy about having their say about affairs back home. i think you're going more reliably see hispanic-elected officials be heard on issues outside bread and butter issues, which is still pressing in a world of sub standard schools and segregated housing and lower family incomes and so on. you are still going to hear them, first and foremost, on bread and butter issues. they're also like the germans, like the italians, like the polls other eras be heard more on issues. i think you're seeing that, certainly, among civic organizations who have an interest in what is happening in central america. who have spoken out on planned colombia and everything involved there. free trade with peru. i think you're starting to see a more confident voice from people of influence and also from elected officials. but no, it's not there the way it's been with other communities in our history, and certainly among

storm is slamming staten island may be very different from the way it is being felt in the northern bronx. i am going to bet this is the same for other key agencies that have a similar style. i think it would strengthen the department to trust the acumen and the experience of the field officers who maybe are not ready to start salting or want to start salting for the central agency is ready to declare time. in other words, when you have a system of promotion and you're confident the people you have promoted into managerial decisions are skilled and competent, give the men the power to call the shots at the local level in ways that are immediately relevant to that district rather than have all of that central, especially when you have information lag. we will never face a storm like that again, not because we won't have a storm that big. i'm sure we well. but because there are now in place very sophisticated data gathering mechanisms like gps and all the trucks for a start, that will help the department understand and respond in a much more nimble way than was possible. i think that can ma

a couple weeks after the most famous death that occurred in 1905, harold noor a game in the bronx, he went to the army/navy game which that year coincidentally happened to be held in princeton and sat next to the president of princeton, woodrow wilson, also a big fan of football. he had a white house conference with all the leaders of college football where he gathered them and said, listen, i love football but the game is under attack and you need to change the rules and do something radical to get people's attention to let them know you're serious about player safety if this game is going to to survive. he encouraged them to do the one thing they didn't want to do, to legalize the forward pass, something that had been outlaw and a football crime for the four decades that football had been around in america. >> and the forward pass allowed what? it just prevented pile-ones? what was it at the time thought it was going to do safety-wise? >> well, the way the rules of football worked up until 1095 was first of all, you had three downs to gain five yards. it wasn't four downs. it was th

time i want to express some of the social inequities that i went through, because i -- during this bronx is burning skit that was by espn i felt as though i was depicted as a villain there and i had a big ego but i turned my ego, my ego into being a maniac type ego, if you will, a run away, a run away egoist if you will and i was disappointed and husht by it and i hurt by it and i wanted to give some reasons why i was quiet or abrupt or, you know, wanted to stand my ground, if you will, because i honestly felt that this social, the social issues during that particular time from the sixties and seventies were a part of who i was. i kept them with me. i didn't really feel as though i needed to apologize for being with the yankees or apologize for being the highest paid and i had that stance. >> rose: so were you angry about the resentment from the yankees, some of the yankees because you would come from the a's? >> charlie, i don't think i was angry about it, i was disappointed that i guess i didn't get, w -- wasn't more welcome, if you will, at the same time i made a terrible mistake when

i have to say even here in the bronx where we have been in the center of this epidemic, it's not uniform that every young people who comes into care for sexual health will get offered an h.i.v. test. >> she said a lack of confidential resources and lack of education contributes to this. >> it's not just an american problem. it's global. 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%. >> fuderman said it's not teenagers who are to blame. adults aren't getting the message to them. >> i always say, you know, there is no person on the planet that doesn't know what coca-cola is, yet coke is always refreshing its advertising campaign to either maintain or increase their market share. well, we have a problem that's much more complicated, yet we are doing virtually nothing to give young people the message that this is real in their lives. >> more than 1.1 million americans over the age of 13 have the vi

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