and michael r.in is an economist who studies labor market and wages, a scholar at the american enterprise institute. welcome both of you. we start with you. overview. is it fair to see if movement as taking hold and why do you think it picked up so much momentum? >> i think it is taking hold. i think it's picked up momentum because, for one thing, the minimum-wage in real terms adjusted for inflation keeps on dropping. if we had the same minimum-wage as in 1968, adjusted for inflation, it would be over $10 today. i think a lot of people who are middle class, lower middle class and poor are just saying, look, this is just simply unfair and, finally, a lot of middle class people are saying, we'll pay more and more taxes to keep working people out of poverty, which is effectively a subsidy to all these low-wage employers and that's not fair either. >> brown: michael r. strain, how do you assess the movement? >> i think the movement is strong and growing stronger and by their metric system, they have vi

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. >> i'm michael-r michael gargiulo. to chris cimino, chris, we can see why kids are going to get out early. >> it is a little extreme. we're talking 90 to 95 in the inland spots. in and around the city, humidity is up. in a place like poughkeepsie, 76, newburgh, 72. there's plenty of warm air in place and it's not going to take much to get it to 90 today. lots of sunshine by noon. a little breezy at the coast. 88 degrees in the city. 93, the forecast high this afternoon. changes in the forecast, we'll get to thasht in a little bit. let's find out if there's any changes in commute, with lauren. >> we still have one problem on the roads. out in new jersey on 78, overturned dump truck on exit 26. they're still cleaning that up. eastbound still very heavy earlier. the roadway was shut down for medevac. those delays have not eased out very much. we will take a look at the grand central parkway. you can tell the commute is back. it's a slow ride heading past laguardia airport. it's very congested. no reports of an accident. w

michael r you loving it? >> lynda and i were saying, you can't get them in new york. >> going to have to fly them in. >> all right, landon. anks very much. have a great day. >>> coming up at 6:10 on "today in new york," state of emergency. homes evacuated. new evacuations ordered as wildfires burn out of control out west. >> and the winner is. a thnew miss america crowned in atlantic city. >>> plus, weather and araffic on the 4s coming up. you're atching "today in new york." look at that great shot of the george washington bridge. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. t fewer than 10% received 5 stars. r among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> back now on this monday rning. here's four things to know. president obama heads to iowa todahafor town hall. he's going to meet with high school juniors, seniors, and their parents to discuss college access and affordability. >>> it is

you see him there with the founder of bloomberg, michael r bloomberg, down by the freedom tower at the11 memorial. pimm: -- 9/11 memorial. pimm: i have actually not yet been to the museum. it is supposedly very moving. along itinerary for the pope. enerary for the pope. brendan: later on, he will be attending a service at a harlem school. then, he will celebrate mass in central park. our: where some of producers are reading right now. coming up, blackberry's second quarter earnings fell short of expectations. we will speak to their second chairman and ceo. ♪ brendan: good morning, i am brendan greeley with pimm fox. a busy, busy day of news this morning. we are going to take a look at some of the top stories on the terminal this morning. u.s. antitrust regulators are looking into google and the android operating system. investigators want to know if google stifled competitor access to android. google told the federal trade commission that google gives at a court in london, lawyers --r the united states that the hearing was delayed until february because of the new charges. regulatorsti

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r residents. we asked mayor michael nutter about this criticism. he says on the first day of september everybody needs to turn the page and look forward. >> sometimes we are our own worst enemies in our own city. we are hyper critical at times and seem to create our own dialogue. >> reporter: the mayor is changing the narrative, reminding the critics that the papal visit is unique and in many ways especially in terms of security, unprecedented. >> the event as great as they are in new york and washington, d.c. are nowhere near the scale and level of what's taking place here in philadelphia. >> big brother to the south and big brother to the north. we got to do our own thing. >> reporter: any notion that philadelphia is a second rate city with something to prove seems to be an urban legend of the past. at least among millenials like john. >> i'm from cincinnati originally. philadelphia's a huge step up. is it new york, no. but i don't want it to be new york. >> i'm from new york. i transplanted to philadelphia. i think that philly is such an underra

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lubrin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez were the only ones in michael tyree's cell at the time of his death. she said her disappoint rppointment and disgust cannot be overstated. the three correctional deputies are on unpaid leave, lawyered up, turned in their badges and sheriff confirms that the fbi is also now investigating. as for that noon rally, we will be there covering it for you. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> take a look at this, new this morning, a woman leads law enforcement on a high speed chase through the north bay. started last night in santa rosa though we haven't been told what started the chase. a witness says the driver was going 110 miles per hour at some points and was driving recklessly. the woman eventually crashing into the center median on highway 101 mere the marin/sonoma county line but then refused to get out. >> driver, this is your last warning. >> you heard it there, officers firing nonlethal rounds into the car, driver eventually got out and they arrested her. >>> okay. a shut down with a very familiar feel. starting tonight there's going to be no bart service between san franci

man lassie would no shirt and pajama bottoms the father is 34 you're michael steele with the last day they see on your screen 22682 r one we are have a crew on the way for more information keep your eye out in the san the sale area for december a lawyer we've been tearing the pope's arrival to washington we listen to speak and also they're going to have a private meeting this morning the president officially welcomed him at a ceremony in the white house of a covered live and has a video from that happened just in the half hour there is the president in the first lady as they walked out and it was a big pot of circumstance of the majestic ceremony the head bands playing and spoke as the chair did live. >>mark: he is on a 60 trip through united states washington new bird city and philadelphia. >>: after a stop at the white house will be heading to the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception it will be a moving ceremony that was to simply, sarah up half the initial wave back from the 1700's but is still controversial all these years later especially with the u.s. net of american population the cano

michael mulgrew, president of the united federation of teachers. cmon! join us! tt2watx# gd p bt@qd(\ tt2watx# gd p "a@qt$8 tt2watx# gd p bm@q_/4 tt4watx# gd r dztq 1e4 tt4watx# gd r entq aat tt4watx# gd r gzt& xf, tt4watx# gd r hnt& hh@ tt4watx# gd >>> the papal visit brought many, many memorable visits to new york. the pope blessed a 12-year-old girl in a wheelchair. >> i came here because i wanted to meet the pope because i believe in a miracle. bensonhurst talked to our dick brennan right after that life-changing encounter and dick met up with julia again today and a lot has happened since then. >> a lot has happened in just a few days. julia was suddenly paralyzed four months ago. speculation was it was lyme disease but nothing conclusive. her family thought perhaps pope francis could bring them a miracle. now five days after being blessed they're hoping they may be closer to a diagnosis. >> reporter: at st. bernadette's in dyker heights, brooklyn, a 7th grader named julia bruzzese has lost the use of her legs but she hasn't lost her faith. >> i thank god for giving me my family and for their help. i ask god every day to get closer and

r for us this morning. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, michael, it was under control, but i have to show you they've gone back in to tackle some hot spots here at the house of miracles here on delafield. they're putting water on hot spots at this church, which was absolutely destroyed by a three-alarm fire just after 2:00 this morning. we'll show you some video of how intense those flames were. up to the sky, destroying the roof, toppling the steeple according to a resident who was nearby in this area. at one point, the smoke was so dense, they told people around here to close their windows and doors. we have video from the scene. 150 firefighters here battling this thing froms ex the exterior. it took them a couple hours to get things under control and extinguish the flames. we spoke to the chief, who told us they also had a little help from mother nature. >> actually, the rain and weather conditions usually hamper us, but they helped us because the rain was very heavy. any embers la landed on the roofs of buildings, the rain was helping to exti

michael. thank you. stephanie p. asked there's a movie theater in our town that regularly lets kids in under the age of 17 to r-ratedaters enforce or does law enforcement? >> law enforcement isn't part of this. there are no government regulations about this at all. this is all an industry standard. motion pictures association of america. they set up this rating schedule. all of the movie makers pay into it, and then they put a -- you know, a g on it or the r or whatever rating, then they send it off to the theaters. then the theaters can do whatever they want. there are no rules about this. there are no punishment for the theaters. the theory was they take so much heat from the local population that they would stick with the rules. the majority of them do. so if you don't like it, complain. >> good idea. a guideline, not a rule or a law. >>> nancy s. e-mailed, if an item is purchased and then shortly thereafter reduced in price is there a law for the store to refund the difference. >> nope, nada, not at all. first of all, just ask. if they say no, then try to return the item. if they don't have a posted return polic

. >> reporter: darlene and michael, mayor de blasio is set o to greet students in a while. more r more than a million students head back to school. roughly one-third of schools have no air conditioning. many schools in connecticut closed early yesterday and some are actually scheduled to close early today, including district of stamford. new york city schools will start and end on time. so michael and darlene, very important to try and stay cool today. back to you. >> lori, thanks. >>> students will be going back to the bronx high school that severely damaged by a gas explosion. all seven schools in marble hill will be open today. the gas explosion blew out the walls and windows on the sixth floor of the school. the building is safe, though, and the damaged part of the structures are walled off from the students. >>> long island parents bracing for a possible school bus driver strike. a federal meeting with the union and bus company officials today. a strike would affect schools in nassau and suffolk counties. workers voted to walk off the job as early as tomorrow. >>> new york ci

r). power to your mouth ! >>> 9:27. wednesday, september 2nd. good rng month. i'm michael gargiulo. >> long island railroad says it is in the process of restoring service in and out of penn station. commuters at the jamaica station are being directed to the subways there. the very latest on these interruptionings. where do we stand? >> lirr is in the process of restoring service. they have restored limited service between jamaica and penn station in both directions. every 30 minutes they will stop app the forest and wood gardens. port washington has limited service as well >>> coming up on the "today" show, the biggest health mistakes you can make at every age and what you can do to prevent serious illness. back with another local update in 30 minutes. those shades. these shades! take a cool 20-35% off all sun shades, cascade shades, basswood and more. shades on sale. there's nothing cooler than that. blinds to go. blinds for life. cannonball! blinds to go's summer celebration sale is going on now make a splash with new sun shades, cascade shades, basswood and more, all at

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r. biden jr. of delaware. please, we save time for the candidates to speak. next to him, we have former arizona governor bruce babbitt. jesse jackson. massachusetts governor michael dukakis. former senator, rather senator albert gore jr. of tennessee. missouri congressman richard gephardt. and illinois senator paul simon. may i remind those in the audience, these men are going to be restricted to as little as a minute and a half at tatime. if you insist on applauding, they'll have less time to speak and express their views. on our panel sitting on my left, crayton canal farm director of radio in shenandoah. george wily, manager editor of wiopd, and john fensinger, news director of knms radio. the official timers are john delyden and phyllis sherman. ground rules for the audience, for this nonpartisan sponsored debate include the following. no smoking, no campaign paraphernalia. no camera flashes. as we say, no applause until the end of the debate. any time there's interruptions might result in your candidate being deprived of that much time. we ask you please remain seated during the debate. we outline these rules in the hopes that the very best of use can be mad

michael received a 20-year sentence. the plant's quality assurance manager was sentenced to five years. >>> you both know i have an issue with r have to tell you this story. new york city known for having the best pizza and apparently also this rat wanted a bite of the pie. >> i'm surprised he's not on his behind legs. >> he's carrying a slice down the stairs of the subway. he takes off, goes into hiding. i get it. pizza in new york, is really quite tasty. >> yes. >> i will go to various lengths to get a slice. >> that rat went back by the way. >> i hope so. you can't leave a slice like that on the stairs. too good. >> is there any better illustration of what new york is all about? >> there are many better illustrations. >> the rat race, a little slice of life. >> and the subway. >> the dog eat dog nature. >> i don't know how you fit dog in there. >> i'm on a roll. >> that was good stuff. >>> shifting gears to politics. hillary clinton seems to be rebounding from a summer slump or is this still a tough row to hoe? >> congresswoman, thank you very much for joining us on "new day." you see the new poll numbers. joe biden, does j

r wreathe on behalf of the marine admiral.rgeant and mr. sellars: presenting a wreath on behalf of civilians, national park service regional director sherry fields and mattie and michaelou. we would also like to acknowledge the additional wreaths that have been placed here today from the descendent organizations and the american prisoners of war. [applause] now, it is my great pleasure to induce our keynote speaker, sergeant major of the army, daniel. [applause] sergeant major dailey: it is a great day to be a soldier. ladies and gentlemen, welcome. i am honored to be heard today. as a history major, i very excited about the opportunity to talk about what history teaches .s about ourselves history tends to remember the dates, the battles, the victories. it lost the winners -- lauds the winners. there are some places on the battlefield where dates and , arees, winners and losers matters of inconsequence. is thee places, survival only place of magnitude. this place, this ground we walk on today, is such a place. months ateriod of 14 camp sumter, not far from orersonville, nearly 13,000, 20% of the 45,000 enlisted union soldiers, who were here, confined on these grounds,

michael. so the mini pope is a name that's already taken. >> i wanted that one. >> sorry. we're going to yaur to think of a different one. >> thanks, savannah. >> and i'm not calling you -- >>r mini pope. >> savannah, thank you so much. you have a big day ahead of you. >> see you in a bi >> we'll bo right back with a look at how the papal visit is impacting the commute. a big impact already this morning. >>> welcome back. now to the latest on the papal visit. we're about ten hours awas from pope francis' arrival here in new york city. our teaescoverageipegins be katherine creag on the upper east side. >> reporter: just a moment ago, yi saw some security officers on the rooftops here of the high rises. they are here, many of them, dozens of security officers on the ground as well and resuming into the residence where pope francis will be staying. at 5:00 this afternoon, that's when he arrives. the pope arriving at kennedy airport. then via helicopter, he'll arrive at the wall street heliport. 5:55 p.m. st. patr k's cathedral around 6:30, 6:45 for evening prayers. 7:45 he'll depart the cathedral. back to you, darlene and michael. >> all right, katherine. thank you. now to lori

michael. accident by 116th street that just cleared and one on the l.i.e. that cleared out. this is exit 32. some key lace out there. delays on manhattan bound em, f and r trains. alternate side of the street parking rules suspended today. back to you. >>> thank you, lauren. we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>> starting out in the cool upper 50s in the city. 59 in central park. across long island, muttontown, 57. white plains 55. low 50s up toward the north wnd and west. a hint of autumn in the air. patchy clouds mainly to the north of the city. northern new jersey, even around the city, some clouds from time to time. but this system, notice the rain is weakening. a dry south and east. clouds pivot on through from time to time during the course of the afternoon. we'll call it a mix of clouds and sunshine. high temperature does make a nice bounceback. 77. look at this, a string of sun symbols, even saturday. middle 80s through the end of the week. next chance of any showers or thunderstorm by sunday, michael. >> sounds great, chris. thanks. matt lauer's exclusive interview with the woman who helped two convicted murderers escape that upstate pri