for now, we are live in jamaica queens. i'm kristin thorne channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >> a sad story, and very weird. >>> let's check in with amy freeze to get a look at the sunday weather. >> yesterday's afternoon turned out to be spectacular. a high of 68 degrees. today, even better. we're starting outside with beautiful sky conditions. the sun has come up and it is splashing around the entire tristate with temperatures easy degrees. we have colder temperatures that are out north and west of the city, so sort of the outlying areas. we have cold numbers overnight. 31. sub freezing in sussex, but don't let it concern you. not a lot will stop the temperatures. a quick climb underway with the sunshine and beautiful, beautiful skies. so getting maybe 20 to 25 degrees warmer than we are right now shouldn't be much of a problem. that will put us at temperatures that were higher than yesterday. as i said, not much to slow us down. high pressure is in control and all along the eastern sea board, beautiful skies and n

, in kings ton, i moved forward to jamaica background. very proud of that. we have to celebrate any accolades, as well as other the athletes taking part. it is the largest of its kind and we are happy to be here. >> were you a runner. >> i was not. i was more into dancing and performing arts. >> as part of your platform you talk about how you were adopted. >> at nine years oldy was taken from the knees event people of the jamaica to the population there is faced with disadvantages and given the opportunity that they select me being able to reach for them and it is something that i push towards, you know, your dreams are possible, be the the best version of your early is. you also nothing stopping you really. >> my fiance grew up in, her young life in saint catherine. >> wow. >> yes. >> wow. >> in kings ton. >> and it could not have been easy for you. >> no, it wasn't but i am blessed because it is less violence and things lie to in life in terms of i know i'm privileged. so much was given and much is expected. i think if we're given an op

we're live in jamaica queens. i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >>> now to the latest on the death of music legend prince. authorities say it could be weeks before we know the cause of death. they say early on there are no signs of trauma or suicide. in tribute to prince, local amc theaters, get this, will show his 1984 film "purple rain" starting today. you can catch it at seven sheeters in new york and new jersey through thursday. several days to go to check it out. why not? a piece of movie history right there. the music and morris day and "the times." >> i'll have to lie to my parents again to go see it. >> well, it wasn't the truth. i said i was going to see "the natural." i thought it was a cowboy movie. mom said yeah, you'd better get your facts straight. robert redford, oops. >> they say parties weren't meant to last. >> sad but true. >> rain wasn't meant to last, either. this afternoon, the sun breaks. we have a north wind developing so yes, we'll dodge a shower early on. looking for a high

we're live in jamaica, queens this morning. i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >>> a man suspected in two fatal shooting ises has been found dead. the suspected gunman killed three people in a domestic dispute last night. two other people were found dead about a mile away. later on, police say the victims may be related to the suspect's wife. police discovered the suspect's body early this morning with inflicted gunshot wound. >>> turning now to an "eyewitness news" exclusive. we're learning more about the man who was killed at a construction site here in manhattan. lewis matta moved to the u.s. about a decade ago. he came here to get a job to support his family back home in mexico. on thursday, he was leaving work in greenwich village when a wooden plank fell from a scaffold. it hit and killed him. >> it was really sad. he was my friend, you know? >> violations have been issued to the construction site in the past, including a stop-work order for scaffolding. another stop-work order has been issued following this

the family of the man shot came to jamaica hospital. they say they need to know how and why this happened. >> we need answers. a loving father and husband. very good family member. >> police say four officers were taken to a local hospital they were not injured in this incident. the investigation is ongoing. a live -- live in south ozone park, cbs2 news. >>> the death toll in ecuador stands at 77 and is expected to rise after the most powerful earthquake to hit the country in decades. the epicenter of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake is along the south american country's central coast. >> this video was captured inside of a supermarket inside the capital city which is more than 100 miles away from the epicenter. the earthquake flattened buildings and buckled highways yesterday. the port cities reportedly suffered the brunt of the damage. the sin on the warning center says that there are tsunamis possible for the coast. residents are urged to move to higher ground. >>> now to the latest on another deadly earthquake in japan. thousands of res

so stick with jamaica avenue as your alternate there. and in oceanside, long beach road is closed in both directions at atlantic avenue due to a serious building fire that jim smith just told us about so a little busy this morning alternate side parking headed to the airport good news there. all on or close to schedule at jfk, laguardia and newark liberty airports . chris and mary? >>> thank you. a driver repeatedly stabbed during a frightening road rage incident on the upper east side is now in stable condition. >> the hunt is still on for the driver a cruised in the brutal attack. cbs 2 joins us live with details. illana? >> reporter: chris that violent confrontation was along east 61st street. we talked to a witness who says she watched that victim get stabbed seven times . this morning police are trying to figure out what lead to this. this happened around 11:00 saturday night along east 61st street near first avenue. that witness was in the back of a taxicab when a gray sedan ahead of her suddenly stopped she tells us the driver of

my family and i have gone to jamaica -- it started off with two computers to a little high school and then we got donations to do more and we give, like, basketball goals, we give scholarships to kids to go to college, we do an n.f.l.-n.b.a. actors workshop for the kids and it's good. we bring about 50 people down to jamaica in the sum around giv give -- in the summer and give back to them. >> trevor: the people that go with you are just going to have fun you realize that. >> yeah. >> trevor: they say, yeah, i'll come to jamaica and do charity with you! (laughter) where should we be following you? >> there's the -- >> trevor: where does the king bach empire take you to? >> you have to follow me on snapchat. >> trevor: we're snapchating? yeah. let's do one more. you've got one question. it's ten seconds. >> trevor: so much stress. a powerful question that rocks the world in ten seconds. >> live on snapchat! welcome to the show. king bach. >> oh, my gosh! (laughter) >> trevor: "meet the blacks"? theaters now, king bach, everybody! (cheers and applause) ♪ 5-hour energy® presents... wh

. >> as you can see, all the way from jamaica. >> reporter: george green from jamaica enjoys watching races, but he's rooting for the runners who share his roots. >> i think jamaica has very good athletes, without bias. >> reporter: without bias. >> but it's good overall. >> reporter: now, the name of the game for the runners is to warm up and to stay warm. in terms of team jamaica, they are here tomorrow when team usa takes on the world competition beginning tomorrow morning at 9:00. live from fring lin field, rosemary connors, n b.c. 10 news. >> thank you. a big race this weekend, runners lining up to get bibs for sunday's blue cross broad street run. the pennsylvania convention center hosting a prerace expo where runners not only get the coveted bibs but do some shops and get rain gear too. want to watch the race and avoid the rain? see it live here on nbc 10, and no matter where you're headed this weekend, check the app before heading out the door. the first alert radar shows if rain is near your neighborhood. >>> from our delaware bureau, no charges will be filed this weekend aga

all taken to jamaica hospital. as for the driver who may have run that stop sign, he fled on foot and now the nypd is on the i'm live in jamaica queens, back to you. >> thank you for the update. >>> 15 people are recovering this morning after a carbon monoxide leak. they transported 15 people to the hospital for elevated levels of carbon monoxide. we'll continue to work this story and bring you updates. at this point, the condition of those people are not known to us. >>> police are searching for a man and woman who shot four people in harlem. this happened near 142nd street. two women and one man suffered gunshot wounds to their legs. a fourth victim was shot in the arm. if you have any information on this case, please give crime stoppers a call. >>> police make an arrest in a purse snatching in the bronx. the suspect is an 11-year-old boy. police say the crime was captured on this surveillance video in february. they say the boy waited for the he then grabbed the purse and took off. the victim was defenseless. si

here's a photograph taken in jamaica in 1880. the caption describes this as a scene of indentured indian laborers in 1880. there is visual evidence of that new population of indians in the caribbean. what were the causes of this contract labor? what kind of migration was this? you have to understand that as abolition and emancipation gained steam, planters and plantation societies like the caribbean became very anxious about the fate of production in the wake of abolition. once and no longer could compel enslaved people to work via the whip or the workouts, they despaired of the possibility to extract a labor from them. in the wake of emancipation, many former slaves do choose no longer to work on the plantations they have labored for generations but instead try to set them selves up as independent proprietors, farmers, trying to work for themselves. this also goes for planters and places like brazil and the southern united states. many of them thought they might be able to revive agricultural production by importing indentured w

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news4's brian thompson has the latest tonight from jamaica, queens. >> reporter: the video shows the man holding the right-of-way, and then the impact. a car running the stop sign, slam sbug ming into the church sign. >> we had a five-month-old baby. she's pregnant right now so we focused on getting her out and on the baby. >> it was actually a nine-month-old baby along with a three-year-old and a pregnant mother in the car, part of the family of the youth pastor who was driving a teenage girl home nearby church. >> i see the neighborhood people. everybody tried to get the kids out. they were kicking the windows out. they were trying to get everything out. >> reporter: at the time no one knew the seriousness of the injuries. it was a desperate rescue effort. >> they could not get out. the seat belts were locked. everyone was locked in. they kicked. you went to go get a rock to knock one of the windows out to get -- they kicked the windows out to get the baby out. >> reporter: the driver of this car ran off. police looking for him. but this second surveillance video obtained exclusive

do you live here in jamaica? >> yes. >> are you voting on tuesday? >> i have to. >> who are you going to vote for? >> bernie. >> bernie sanders? >> yeah, yeah. >> what about donald trump, he's from the neighborhood. he grew up here. >> he's a nice guy. >> do you know who grew up in this neighborhood? >> i know that maybe nicki minaj and 50 cent, something like that. >> nicki minaj and 50 cent grew up in this neighborhood. i didn't know that. >> maybe there is something more important, but i knew about them. >> depends if you like american politics. donald trump? >> oh, i don't like him but i didn't know that he was from here. >> so you like nicki minaj and 50 cent better? >> yeah, i prefer nicki minaj and 50 cent better than donald trump for sure. >> chris, all right, so as we drive down midland parkway here, i have to say in defense of donald trump, queens will probably be a strong hold for him if not his own old neighborhood. as we drive up right here, you can see it out the 1 douwindow old house here in jamaica estates. >> donald trump's father wa

those with the jamaica muslim center say that they believe this man did attack them >> a stranger came inside and wanted to show the proof. >> reporter: this video shows what happens with the centers, trying to get him to calm down. >> suddenly he started punching, kicking our brothers. >> reporter: the 26-year-old was hay on drugs during the incident. several of the members ended up in the hospital including the 69-year-old. who has head injuries. they went after her as he ran out of the muslim center. >> he then told me about the job and that i was screaming. i was screaming. and i was looking to helping other people. >> reporter: he then got into the brother's car and ripped off the rear-view mirror, arresting him just a few blocks away and that when officers would approach him that he took off his clothes. here immediately and that they were able to arrest this person and within minutes. >>> the queen's da is not treating this as a bias crime, that they believe that it was. >> and then they started hating us. >> reporter: that i did speak to a man that is a member of the mosque tha

it is unknown if he fired the weapon or how may times he was shot by officers before being taken to jamaica hospital where he died around 1:30 a.m. this morning. you can hear the calls for more officers over the dispatch radio radio. >> police say this incident only involved one suspect. no other serve really on for >> four officers were taken to long island jewish medical center as a precaution. they are not hurt. as this investigation continues, we're getting more information from police. we're also hearing from family members. we will have more coming up with a live report. cbs2 news. >>> the lot -- the deck -- the death toll in ecuador is expected to rise. the epicenter of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake is along the south american country's central coast. >> this video was captured inside of a supermarket in the capital city which is more than 100 miles away from the epicenter. the quake flattened buildings and buckled highways yesterday. the port cities reportedly suffered the brunt of the damage. the sin on the warning center says waves are possible for the coast. residents have been ur

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rwanda, uganda, south africa, jamaica, thailand, brazil, australia, singapore and norway and my overall vision was to part, one was to rethink some of the fundamentals of our criminal justice system and specifically our prison system by way of other countries and rethink the fundamental concept of which are and the other one was that i wanted to broaden oure conversation which i think has been certainly a growing public conversation around incarceration in this crisis. i wanted that to include the system upon the world in these various countries. each represented a particular issue i wanted to explore such as solitary confinement such as prisoner reentry in singapore and the role of the arts in the prison context in uganda and jamaica, forgiveness and restore justice in south africa and rwanda.rica and >> a special prison philosophy or special prison in norway, what is tha the prison about?ou? >> norway has gotten a lot of attention for being the enormous and progress and has a reputation for being very progressive as a society in general but particularly when it comes to social welfare

and the suspect has died at jamaica hospital. we're waiting on more updates and will give you them as soon as we get them here at south ozone park in queens. cbs2 news. >>> new this morning, fire strikes a three-story private home in brooklyn. the call came in shortly before midnight last night in into 1600 block of new york avenue. the fire was brought under control. no injuries were reported. note -- no word on how it started. >>> and other fire in new jersey where a man is being quick actions that saved lives. he spoke exclusively to cbs2 and we have the story. >> smoke billowing up into the air over an apartment building in bloomfield. firefighters say flames erupted on the second floor of a unit on charles street. this man works at a car repair shop behind the building. >> by the time i dialed 911 and looked up again, it was big. >> when he noticed part of the roof collapsing, he risked his life and ran inside the burning building. >> the roof was falling in. i said, someone has to be inside that house. >> i went in and yell

. >> reporter: seventeen year-old jamaica ponder isn't afraid to to call out her peers when she knows they are wrong this week she posted a photo of classmates at princeton high school, playing nazi verse jews version of beer pong where one sidelines up cups in the shake of the swastika and other side the star of david. her jewish friend showed her the photo from snap chat after she was hush at party two weeks ago. >> she was horrified and upset. student started setting it up and refused her pleas for them to stop. she called her friend and left. >> reporter: photo is now viral. >> absolutely offended and don't think it has to do were being jewish. >> reporter: nicole bramman's daughter is a senior and she's shock at not only what the kid did but how people are responding. >> it is very scary that people don't think that this is a big issue. >> reporter: the school district would only provide media a statement saying in part as a district we will closely examine the efforts to address root causes of these problems to assure princeton public schools remain first and foremost a place of

they were taken to jamaica hospital as a precaution. now, police are still searching from this crash. so far they have not released any details about who they are looking for. as of yet. magdalena doris, cbs2 news. >>> police in new jersey have made an arrest in connection with the shooting of a seven- year-old boy in paterson from back in february. 29-year-old justin pope is now facing numerous charges, including attempted murder and weapons offenses. police say the seven-year-old boy had been sitting in his home on rosa parks boulevard when shots rang out outside. a bullet came flying through the window and hit him in the shoulder. fortunately, he survived. >>> police are on the hunt for three men they say are behind a queens. investigators have released this surveillance video. police say the men are attacking from behind, beating and robbing their victims. the latest victim says he was hit with a rock and brutally beaten sunday night. >> i didn't see nothing. just like they hit in the front. so i was unconscious. just came from the

police say the bull ran off as truck on liberty avenue and 160th street in jamaica. that happened around 10:00 this morning. the same time sellers' high school group was on campus. >> everybody started videos. the cow was erratic so the police blocked us off pushed us across the street. >> reporter: once captured, it was brought here to animal care and control in brooklyn. >> i hope he don't end up on nobody's table. that would be such a pity. >> got him. got him. >> reporter: a pity indeed especially since this bull's journey to freedom ended on liberty avenue. in jamaica, queens, reagan methodgy, cbs 2 news. >> an animal control and care spokesman said the bull is placed in a sanctuary. i feel really bad for the bull. >> yes. >> i mean, did you ever -- it must have been under a lot of stress every stress during all that, right? >> i feel bad for all the kids who have to see that. >> i don't know. but i think the nypd needs to work on their lassoing skills after all, these, you know, exits -- >> lived in nebraska or whatever where these things happen all the time. >

eyewitness news reporter lauren glassberg is in jamaica this afternoon with the story. lauren. >>reporter: the greener pastures of jamaica, that cow was at a slaughterhouse when it broke loose on archer avenue about 10:18. college, found a very nice field over here, ran around here a bit, and then ended up slamming into a fence. you can see the dirt kick up before it was finally dart. we have some video of how it was captured. it was first lassoed around one foot, and then lassoed around the body, thanks to the people who transported the cow and also to police. they ended up darting the cow about four times before it was finally tranquilized. for folks at the school, well, this was certainly an exciting morning. >> an the man in the schoolyard said get in the school, get in the school, run in the school, there's a loose cow in the yard. he said get in -- get in that school, get in the school. and that's what i did. i ran into the school, and then i had to stay there an wait until they moved the cow. >>reporter: not what you expect when you go to classes in the morning. who we s

he was a slave owner in jamaica. and in the diaries he tells of weather conditions, sexual assaults on the women that were enslaved to him on his plantation, torture but also tells the story of a 15-year-old girl named cuba who he purchased in 1761. at the time of her purchase, he branded her on her shoulder with his brand, his initials, t.t., in a triangle. she, during the over 13 years that she was enslaved in jama a jamaica, escaped captivity numerous times and each time captured, recaptured, she was subject to punishment, sometimes she was flogged. she was chained and collared and even one time being chained and collared she escaped with that collar and that complain on to visit a friend in blue field's jamaica. one point she was branded on her forehead, again, with his brand, the t.t. thistlewood wrote if his diary five days after branded on her forehead that he found cuba missing in the morning. so in defiance of this brand, cuba escaped again and again and made her own way to freedom at least or the moment, te

he was pronounced dead at jamaica hospital. family members identify the man as 32-year-old george tillman of maryland. they say he was in town this weekend for a birthday party. he leaves behind a wife and five children. we're live in south ozone park queens. i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you, lots of questions there. we'll have more coming up later. i need to hear more about this weather though. >> everybody is focused on the temperatures. is it going to be warm enough to go to the bronx, you know, and see the yankees game without a jacket. i think you're going to be fine. if you're in the shade. >> better take cover. >> it's going to be 60, 70 today. >> you can sit on it. have a little lumbar support. >> but it's going to be 72. that's hard to talk about an extra layer. right. it's going to be beautiful. the winds today, northeast very light. tomorrow, 78. it's going to be warm. i hate to say it. degrees. accuweather 7-day forecast. mid-60s tuesday and wednesday. and then it's on. thursday and friday, w

you could literally popped out to be taken to trinidad or go to jamaica and you take them then. these are the folks that volunteered just day. they were paid a wage of a royal marine, saying wage they got the red coat. they got some training and they were used on rates and skirmishes against the americans. they would make landings, oftentimes they would make tributaries, the slaves to go back to their former neighborhoods and exactly how to get it. >> wow. we've got a question now. >> were they civilians than what happened to them? >> yes. they were entirely event merchant trading vessels are wailers ever captured by the shenandoah and the other confederate readers. to them and they were just removed from their ships and they would take one, the slowest of the oldest of the captured vessels and put it on what they call bond, which is an agreement signed by the captain and the name of the owners at the end of the were of the were the owners were paid the confederacy, the value of shipping cargo. this is a legitimate item of international dad assuming the confederacy had gained in

two males walked in to jamaica hospital, a few blocks from here and reported their own gunshot wounds, one shot in the leg, the other one shot in the thigh. reported to be non life threatening. police called the level one mobilization here, the scene of the shooting, currently no weapons and no suspects in custody. we are live over ozone park queens. >>> football fans and fellow athletes remembering a player killed in a road rage incidents. 34 year old former saints player, will smith was shot and killed in new orleans saturday night, police say that the man who shot him rear ended the football player's car before opening fire on smith and his wife, smith's wife is recovering after shot in the leg, 28 year old cardel heys waited for police to arrive where he was arrested and held on $1 million bond. >> we do not have information to suggest that they knew one another or this was anything other than an accident that disturbance that turned violent. >>> the super bowl winning defensive end died earlier the same night with a police officer who had been sued by hays. after hey's father was

wolf could you also tell us about jamaica? >> we have stormy activity in texas, louisiana, mississippi. scattered showers and storms continue. relatively quiet day for the eastern sea board and to the southwest and seattle and los angel angeles. temperatures for the central and northern rockies going into the 60s in the front range. 73 in clique. 82 in miami and 79 in beautiful los angeles. you're watching cnbc. we'll see >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." a topic everyone is buzzing b about. the treasury department putting harriet tubman on the face of the $20 bill. >> we said we were going to listen to the american bill. and we did. we heard a lot of commentary that a woman should be on the 20, not the 10. there was the sense that that is the bill that people use the most. if we're going to make an important statement then it should be the 20. >> alexander hamilton will be staying on the $10 bill but there will be a feature to honor the women's suffrage movement. this whole caught on because of the popularity of the p

he says certain countries have taken control of their finances like jamaica. stay with us, i will see you later. in the next hour, governor scott walker of wisconsin will join us with his thoughts on the presidential race. you don't want to miss that. ♪ oh, hi! micky dolenz of the monkees here, getting ready to host the flower power cruise. (announcer) we're taking the love generation to the high seas and reliving the '60s. we'll celebrate that unbelievable era with the music that made it so special. there'll be over 40 live performances featuring eric burdon & the animals, micky dolenz, the monkees lead singer and cruise host, the 5th dimension, the lovin' spoonful, rare earth, spencer davis, three dog night, and many more! imagine enjoying all that great music on the fabulous celebrity summit, leaving fort lauderdale and making ports of call in jamaica and the bahamas. you'll be back in the days of bellbottoms, peace signs, and so much more, with special theme parties and 20 fun-filled celebrity interactive events. cabins are filling up fast, so come on, r

you can see him taking cash from the register in jamaica estates last thursday. less say the same day he robbed another dunkin donuts one mile away. >>> an uber driver accused of going on a deadly shooting rampage in michigan will be in court for a hearing to determine his mental status. the case against jason dalton while experts determine whether he can assist his lawyer. he has been found competent. dalton is accused of killing six people during a series of random shootings in between uber trips in kalamazoo michigan last february. >>> a new information on the death of a teenager allegedly at the hands of her classmates. the incident may have been recorded. two students were being questioned as hundreds gathered last night at a vigil for 16- year-old amy joiner. investigators say the sophomore died after a vicious beating in the bathroom of a high school. police say some students may have recorded the killing on their cell phones. >> just sad. >>> unusual police pursuit and it was caught on camera. a woman accused of going on a joy ride in a stolen ambulance.

the six people inside the van, including two small children, were treated for minor injuries at jamaica hospital. >>> also in queens this morning police are on the hunt for three men they say are behind a violent rash of robberies. magdalena doris joins us live from ozone park with the story. >> reporter: yes, good morning, jenel and andrea. the victim said he has no work at night. this beating has left him battered, bruise and on edge. >> i was unconscious. >> reporter: 32-year-old prajwal sujakhu didn't see the hooded attacker coming up from behind when he was walking home saturday night. the attacker wielding a rock sent sujakhu tumbling to the ground. in seconds two more men approached pudging, quicking, and -- punching, quicking and robbing him. >> i came home from work. the three guys took my wallet and cell phone and like $350. yeah. and my headphones. >> reporter: sujakhu was left with broken bones, stitches, and bruises. it could have been worse if not for good samaritans to help. >> victim tell me, help me, help me. >> reporter: police say the suspects in this surveillance vid

the six people inside the van, including two small children, were treated for minor injuries at jamaica hospital. >>> now let's head over to meteorologist vanessa murdock for a check of your forecast. >> well, we have got rain moving through right now, but skies will begin to clear towards the afternoon. in fact, you can see just about here the back end of the rain. it's kind of sliding off in the south easterly direction. it's going to be quite lovely by this afternoon. here we go. a.m. showers, afternoon clearing. a high of 70. a breeze out of the north. overnight getting cooler. 47 degrees in the city translates to 30s well north and west. north wind at 10 to 15. little breezy. a little wind chill overnight. tomorrow 66 degrees with sunshine. janelle, over to you. >> thanks very much. >>> we will be back with the news at 9. i am jenel burrell. continues in just a moment. >>> to new york city foodies, the name chris cannon is well known. he was behind many wildly restaurants in the early 2000s. >> at the end of the decade, he abruptly closed those places and moved out of the city. he

jamaica, a junior saw the photo and saved it and put it on her block she called out the students to our athletes and peer leaders and the story has spread like wildfire. she wrote i am not even this makes me believe this group would play put the noose on the edward. no one has stood beside her. the story was posted on though local paper in the immediate comment other racial slur about her being black has been removed but the crazy part is a cave from an address from the school district we came on the school grounds. they are investigating that but they declined to comment at this time but however they did issue a statement the photos said i am deeply upset that some students chose to engage in a drinking game with anti-semitic overtones with broadcast behavior over social media spirit they're see regalia but the fact it is an underage drinking party that is illegal. >> i think a lot of it is the further we get away from the holocaust the more the memory starts to fade. this only reinforces the fact we have to teach our kids. >> the murder of 6 million jews the amado never forget. >> too

his research has taken him throughout black atlanta, or munich, jamaica, england, scotland, lucky guy. he has received crucial funding from various institutions including harvard, duke, university of south carolina, florida international university. he has published articles and book chapters on its slave marriage rituals and african-american popular culture. in addition to his manuscript revision, he is concurrently writing a book length treatment of the unique wedding ritual, jumping the broom. this has taken popularity amongst north american slaves. he teaches classes on african-american history, the history of racism and the african diaspora. we are honored to have him with us this afternoon and thank you so much. i bring to you dr. tyler parry. [applause] professor parry: how is everybody? thank you so much for coming. it means the world to me to see a good-sized crowd on a topic of history. as a history professor of african american studies, it is always nice to see engage people interested in such an important and compelling topic. as --she suggested, i want to thank the africa

so eventually kuba was sold for 40 pounds and transported out of jamaica to savannah, georgia. but kuba running away, despite the tt that branded her forehead and her shoulders, revealed the limits of these acts of the humanization, and points to this mode of refusal and rebellion. so i briefly outlined here fugitive slave notices, lantern laws and branding to say that the historical formation of surveillance is not outside of the historical formation of slavery. and that technologies that i have pointed out here in the ways in which people contend with them, challenge them and also resisted them points to how important an understanding of the conditions of blackness is to developing a general theory of surveillance. and, of course, it's not the entire story of surveillance but it is one that often goes missing or comes up short, but not today. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much for your presentation. i've been doing my own historical research and to focus on reconstruction. i'm having trouble coming up with america because i think the theme of this conference today s

do you live here in jamaica. >> yes. >> are you voting on tuesday? >> who are you going to vote for? >> bernie sanders. >> what about donald trump? >> he's from the neighborhood. >> he grew up here. >> he's a nice guy. >> you know who grew up in the neighborhood? >> i know maybe nikki minaj or 50 cents. >> i knew about them. >> depends if you like american politics. donald trump. >> oh, i don't like him. >> so you like 50 cents and nikki minaj better? >> president nikki minaj, you will never know. >> i was asking her, do you like donald trump? >> i like donald trump. >> he grew up in jamaica state. >> his mother also has a real estate home there. >> yes, exactly, his father was involved in the development. do you think he will win on t z tuesday tomorrow. >> well, i am optimistic. >> it is in the power of the hands to be. >> nice to meet you latasha. >> i am going to send it back to brooklyn. maybe there is one trump supporter in jamaica state. >> thank you. >> by the way, if you stay on that f-train, you will take it all the way down to brooklyn and

do you live here in jamaica? >> yes. >> are you voting here on tuesday? >> who are you going to vote for? >> bernie. >> what about donald trump, he grew up here? >> he's a nice guy, but i don't vote for him. >> you know who grew up in this neighborhood? >> i know that maybe nicki minaj and 50 cent, something like that. >> nicki minaj and 50 cent grew up in this neighborhood. i didn't know that. >> maybe there is something more important, but i knew about them. >> depends if you like american politics. donald trump? >> oh, i don't like him but i know he was from here. >> you like nicki minaj and 50 cent. >> so you're saying mostly undecided. >> hard to really read. >> can i say in fairness to mr. trump, this is now a largely working class first generation immigrant community. so it's no surprise given his message. but in neighboring areas of queens, douglaston, ridgewood, bayside, he will clean up in those neighborhoods out in queens. >> yeah, he's going to clean up in the center of the island, most likely. peter king's district is going to be just -- >> b

hillary clinton took her turn at the pulpit in jamaica queens. >> my commitment to issues about how we work in live together it's rooted deep in myr experience and my heart. >> they tell me the real concern is voter apathy, especially especially after the record high turnout and enthusiasm for president obama. >> i'm. >> he's taking his campaign home to brooklyn. climate change, public health and national security. he is trailing hillary clinton by 16%. among democratic voters here in new york. >> donald trump is hitting the campaign trail today as well. he was in rochester and thousands of people attended today. during his campaign for the white house he is also blasting his rival ted cruz for criticizing him for supporting the transatlantic partnership. the latest fox news pulls show about half republican voters support the billionaire. fox news says both republicans and democrats look to contested conditions for the candidate to clinch the nomination by the end of the primary. shooting death. >> they explained that they are trying to piece together what led to the violent incidents.

he grew up not far away from here, down the street in jamaica estates. you can see the monument erected and his father had a role in building this place. yesterday we showed up to mr. trump's childhood home right on the front steps to figure out if folks around here want to vote for the guy. take a look at what we founding. when you think of donald trump you think about giant skyscrape skyscrapers, not a house like this but it turns out trump grew up in this house when he was a kid in new york city. that's why we're out here in mr. trump's neighborhood to see what some of the folks out here think of his bid for present. >> what's your name? >> joseph. >> you grew up around here? >> yeah, i grew up in jamaica queens. >> so donald trump lived in this house right here. are you going to vote for him on tuesday? >> no. >> definitely not? >> not al all. >> do you know who grew up in this neighborhood? >> besides myself? >> let me give you a clue, he's running for president. >> yeah, some would say donald trump grew up in jamaica esta s estates. >> how do you f

. >>> we are following breaking news of a double shooting in jamaica queens jim smith is live with the details, jim. >> we know that two people were shot over an hour ago two people walkedded into jamaica hospital claiming they'd been shot in the intersection of 127th street at atlantic avenue, both of the people are the scene now police investigation underway 127th street near 94th avenue we could see the police have the intersection blocked off they've also put out those evidence markers consistent with gunshot shell casings no word yet on suspects in this incident once again two people have been shot in queens both in stable within. live in chopper two jim smith cbs 2 news. >>> time is 6:12. let's get right over to john for a little bit of a weather update. >>> we still have readings in the 30s north and west a few flakes are possible with that kind of cold air mass that's the exception not the rule. 44, a little bit more of a typical reading chris has a question, hey, john, are we done with the freezing temperatures? well now time is on our side, the calendar definitely on our side

jamaica is a junior and saw the photo, she saved it and took it to her blog to call out the thoughtless students, some of whom are athletes and peer leaders and the story has spread like wildfire. in her blog she wrote i'm not even jewish and i'm offended. this type of behavior makes me believe that these guys would play pin the noose on the "n" word. she's alone in this battle and not even one student has spoken up or stood beside her for blowing the whistle. an immediate comment was a racial slur towards ponder herself who is black. it has since been removed. the crazy part is they report that the comment came from an ip address from the school district, meaning it came from school grounds. i reached out to the school today to see if they are investigating that, they declined to comment at the current time. the district did issue a statement regarding the photo. superintendent of schools said this, i'm deeply upset that some of our students choose to engage in a drinking game with clearly anti-semitic overtones and to broadcast the behavior over social media. a lot of this decision in

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. >> cont earthquae is talking ab reports jamaica anti-doping wasn't testing athletes for moment before 2012 summer games in london. after those reports emerged, wada investigated and director general told associated press, quote, there was a period of maybe five to six months during the beginning part of 2012 where there was no effective operation, no testing. six months out, conte says that's a crucial time in an athlete's training. >> they are building strength and power and speed base that carries over at the olympic games. >> reporter: now, consider the following facts. wada allows countries and sports federations around the world to themselves on off-season testing. wada recently changed its policies allowing lights tofá ms two -- athletes to miss two tests. that might explain a very low number of athletes testing positive at the game. the most recent data comes from london 2012 where 5,051 athletes under went testing and nine of them tested positive for banned substances or fewer than 1% ofz >>. [ inaudible ] >> these athletes do what they have to do in order to be competitive.

if you look at something grandma said, what he said about a country like jamaica and it's an issue and has to be interpreted maybe even five years ago. it's a big space. the pakistan suddenly understand. we may see a change of my friends and we may see more sitting president and prime minister's speaking out in and pushing the issue a bit harder. >> i think tom is exactly right. essentially the short answer to your question is that the prohibition to smoke went to the prohibition to use peak. their prohibition regime created a culture and a narrative that essentially said if you are not for prohibition you must be in favor of totaling legalization and that means you have to park it narcotraffickers or you are not to be trusted as a leader. i'm talking about politicians. i was a member of the commission called the commission for drugs and democracy in the america that included president carlos from brazil, carpio from columbia and people like me. we spent a couple of years talking to everybody, law-enforcement types, doctors, all kinds of people. we came out with a strong with board rec

in the women's 400 the americans were an easy winner again defeating second place jamaica. >>> denise, back to you. >> karen thomas is back with a check on the forecast. and a wet one tomorrow for the blue cross broad street run. >> we have been looking forward to this race. it's amazing and hugely popular and the timing couldn't be worse with rain. we do have a rainmaker moving in. and for philadelphia we look at the ten-day outlook. tomorrow we do expect the heaviest rain falling in the morning hours to about noontime and lighten up in the afternoon. the runners will have to take it seriously and do what they do to weathering the storms and the elements out there. the temperatures on the chilly side in philadelphia, close to 60 degrees and then we start to dry out as we move through the ten day and warm up a little bit. >> thank you, karen. >>> on this saturday night, deadly storms. the tornados and the flash floods and the scenes of destruction in the south where five people are dead and it's not over yet. >>> state of emergency. chaotic scenes in baghdad as hundreds of protesters