our you believe the first punk rock band i say definitely the first program but punk rock really in new york on the east coast started out as more of a. like the parents are home we can do whatever we want but there was like a pop aspect to it and it was just kind of like like letting your emotions out it was really about foreign but the huge influence from the art community right so you know when you hear about people talk about c.b. jeebies and you know well i don't want to why what's a big deal about c b g b s nobody lived in that part of manhattan back then nobody it was abandoned buildings squats homeless people it really was like a bad bad neighborhood. hilly kristal who own c.b. jeebies felt like you know he wanted to kind of get a music scene established there not necessarily punk but punk as what took root there but the only people that wanted those early punk shows were the artists who were who live down there because the rent was cheap so they you know had these giant lofts where they could you know do whatever they wanted to do and went to a music scene saw it at the bud the

but punk as what took root there but the only people that went to those early punk shows were the artists who were who live down there because the rent was cheap so they you know had these giant walks where they could you know do whatever they wanted to do and when the music scene saw it at the blood there the art scene immediately just went in and supported it so it was like a mutually supportive thing so the punk scene in new york really is much different than the punk scene say in london where it started out as you know where it was created as a political fashion movement it was like the the. kind of the union of the two you know was like. politics fashion we can you know bring the youth in through fashion and have this army of ill informed in my opinion kids who are dressed real great and into what attracts a lot of tension and so it's very different from the new york scene as we go to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered and if you would like to learn more about today's speech and artist check us out on facebook twitter and you t

in england, punk rock is not a musical statement, it is a social one. >> if punk has a home territoryondon calling through the far away town ♪ ♪ war is declared and battle come down ♪ >> you have been said to be a political group. >> yeah, i've said it. it's true. >> it's jobs and maybe we'd be singing about love and kissing or something. >> the clash, musically, is the best of the lot. doesn't sound like traditional punk but doesn't sound like anybody else but the clash either. but i have no fear london is burning out ♪ ♪ i live by the river >> punk was a wide umbrella and that wider scene included people who were a little bit more complex in their musical performance style. people won't buy something that you call it punk. they might buy it if you call it new wave. >> we hear a lot about punk rock these days. can we have your thoughts on that? >> i think it's better to just call it a new wave, really. i think by defining it as punk you're automatically putting a boundary around what is possible. bands like talking heads is excellent. >> talking heads was the ultimate. they did spiky

people won't buy something that you call it punk.ho they were and reflected the fascinating individual that david burn would emerge to become. >> i wrote a song about urban guerrillas from the point of view of their daily lives instead of the point of view of their politics. ♪ >> this area of new wave music is where stars of the 1980s are going to come from. ♪ >> what makes the '70s so special is that there's still a sense of my yev day, the thought that music could really make a difference in your life. ♪ this ain't no party ♪ this ain't no disco ♪ this ain't no fooling around ♪ i ain't got time for that now ♪ >> you pick any genre you like and the best music made in that genre is the 1970s and you'll have a hard time proving me wrong. >> what was great about a me decade is it allowed the greatest artist of our times to do their greatest work because they were really exploring. that's as deep as popular art ever gets. ♪ this ain't no party ♪ this ain't no disco ♪ this ain't no fooling around ♪ i love to hold you ♪ i love to kiss you

. >>> these videos are brought to us in part by punks. they're punks. with this dash cam heading through a small english town. punk time. watch as this joker comes out with his moped. and then. >> no. >> the worst acting job known to man. >> yes, i agree with it. it looks like this guy in the gray saw it as well. he goes over, his camera phone's going. >> is he the accomplice? >> yeah. that's exactly what's going on. they're working together as a team. but then there's a turn in the video and it becomes hilarious. >> don't tell them they've got a dash cam until you get their helmet off. >> points straight at the dash cam and calls them idiots. suddenly the guy in gray runs off. the other guy in the gray runs away. says this way. they thought they had it all figured out. but no. punked off. >>> will rt. this next video in the uk. this is christopher cullens' dream car. disappears. hit and run. >> the worst. >> yeah. he forked over just $22,000 for that car and because this person has run off and they don't come forward, it's going to cost another $1300 i

power oh and that's what i love about punk music because they don't like punk reasons and old punks don't do we know we are the one people who don't get more conservative we get smarter we get tougher and we play harder than they do and i do i know one thing that saved a reminder as and here is a little clip from his new album american beauty. there every year we go out to los angeles and shoot this special we did last year and we did this year and one of the great things about going to allay is l.a. music yeah you know and i mean i'm the l.a. scene is fantastic you know especially when you get in there and it's you know. one of the great things is that you've got the our next group that's going to be that's going to be playing july tenth is pastel felt which is a young up and coming all girl band on the hit in the l.a. scene playing the troubadour hitting all the l.a. haunts you want to hit. it was a very interesting experimental awesome sound yeah it would have taken all of these things together and making this very artistic low fi sound that you know is it's really modern but it speaks

through a little bit of punk rock. we have on this year's structure core yeah we see in the home of history an hour of going out and talking to some really amazing punk artists which i think is indicative this time we're going through a similar time that when punk music came to be so yeah this year we got to hang out with and and talk to c.j. ramone so he was born christopher joseph board is one of the three survivors surviving members of the seminal band punk band the ramones which influenced punk music around the globe there's a legend that goes that sid vicious of the sex pistols told a story that they walked into the studio with the ramones album and told the engineer that they wanted to sound like the ramones and that's where the sound of the sex of those came from so from eighty nine to one thousand nine hundred sixty jay ramone fronted the room out and went on tour he's born in queens new york he went on to serve in the u.s. marine corps and a laundry list of amazing major punk bands and now is releasing his new

you're a punk. you're a punk. you're a beep punk. you said the ex blahtive said there. after honking the horn that's when the verbal altercation began. you can hear the driver of comments, foul language and then proceed to take out his phone and record his version of the incident. why these situations escalate and what you need to know in order to avoid them. here's what she had to say. if you're the victim of road rage, it's important to recognize that this person's reaction are out of proportion with the situation . so have some perspective and remove yourself back off, switch lanes. your life is not worth having an argument with somebody who has the benefit of a huge engine and the ability to kill you. the sense of i need to be in control . the reaction to i am knee a car i could hurt you if i needed to so i'm letting you know, back objection to the form the best way to describe road rage is that it's reactive a is best described by escalating violence where you tap me on the shoulder and then i punch you. a loft of catalysts can trigger this type of aggressive behav

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you're a punk. you're a punk. you could hear just how quickly things escalated there. this all after honking the horn the victim told police that's when the aggressive and verbal altercation, that's when it all began. you could hear there the driver of the mercedes apparently making horrible racial comments and foul language and then proceeding to take out his own phone as you see and record his version of the incident. local therapist today about why these situations escalate and what you need to do to avoid them. here's what she had to say. if you're the victim of road rage it's important to recognize that this person's reaction are out of proportion with the situation. so have some perspective and remove yourself, back off, switch lanes . your life is not wort having an argument with somebody who hats benefit of a muj engine and the ability to kill you. the sense of i need to be in control, this is my space right here. you're getting in it, i might feel threatened that's sort of a primal thing. the reaction to no, i'm in a car, i could hurt you if i needed to so i'm

the thing they were the most famous for before they the olympics was what they called punk prayer. basically a performance art piece, it happened in a church, very provocative in russia and critical of vladimir putin. the leaders of the band were held in prison 21 months before putin released them before the sochi olympics, right before the olympics. so last year in february, february 2016 not all of the members of the band but some of the members of the band created a song and a music video that is the performance they are second most known for after the punk prayer that got them thrown in prison. this is the video they released last year, february. it's very well done. i don't speak russian so i'm not sure i totally get all of the lyrics but i have to say i kind of like the song as well. this is a song called "chaka." one of the things that the hero does repeatedly through the video is she make as symbol of crossing her hands over her chest. a lot of the people in the video do that. as i understand it what that symbol means in context is it's supposed to be wings, bird wings. it'

you're a (bleep) punk.driver goes on a racially charged rant against another driver. what police believe happened that sparked the altercation. that's coming up but first matt. >> reporter: jim, sarah, do you recognize this man? that's what police are asking especially if he's done some handyman work inside your home. police have a message for you. especially if you have children. that's coming up in just a moment, sarah. >> and the prominent black lives matter der ray mccongestion sin announces plans to leave his job with the baltimore public schools after a brief rocky tenure. caitlin. >> hey there line from uncomfortable heat to potentially dangerous heat. heat advisory remains in effect until 8:00 p.m. we have heat index values in the triple digits. first look at your and forecast coming up when fox5 news at 5:00 returns right after this. >> >> ♪ >> (bleep) idiot. you're a (bleep) punk. oh, you're a (bleep) punk. >> yo', yo', yo'. >> gone. >> oh, right you got a (bleep). >> well, yeah, some unsavory wor

a punk band on kindergarten many it is stirring controversy in the austrian city of thoughts that it has been in for five years but only came to light last week after parents filed a request with the mayor's office they were told the decision was made on health grounds and also needs to meet the needs of muslim children parents in austria have got beef with the authorities after the pork was given the chop from kindergartens has been missing from menus for five years but now it's been spotted. over its thirty's claim children simply prefer chicken and carrots the dish was drugged due to health reasons among other things the needs of muslim children that's one line this left the norm sweet all sour taste in parents mouths and those polled say they now strongly oppose the decision despite the mayor's claim there's been no official decree is still new some of finding difficult to digest. we had some contrast ing opinions from christian at the chamber of commerce in vienna and mohammed shafiq of the ramadan foundation. i cannot really see a reason why the mayor of of salts work is denyin

the thing they were the most famous for before they the olympics was what they called punk prayer. basically a performance art piece, it happened in a church, very provocative in russia and critical of vladimir putin. the leaders of the band were held in prison 21 months before putin released them before the sochi olympics, right before the olympics. so last year in february, february 2016 not all of the members of the band but some of the members of the band created a song and a music video that is the performance they are second most known for after the punk prayer that got them thrown in prison. this is the video they released last year, february. it's very well done. i don't speak russia so i'm not sure i totally get all of the lyrics but vi to say i kind of like the song as well. this is a song called "chaka." one of the things that the hero does repeatedly through the video is she make as symbol of crossing her hands over her chest. a lot of the people in the video do that. as i understand it what that symbol means in context is it's supposed to be wings, bird wings. it's sup

and it was kind of a mix of new wave punk with this other dance sensibility. ♪ holiday ♪ celebrate >> 1984 but for the rest of your professional life? what are your dreams? what's left? >> to rule the world. ♪ star light star bright ♪ first star i see tonight ♪ star light ♪ star bright ♪ make everything all right >> all of a sudden there was girls around that had the gloves with the fingers cut out of it and the hair wrapped up in the net and wearing the short skirts. there was like hundreds of thousands of jewish girls around the country wearing crucifixes because of madonna. >> what do you like about her? >> i like the way she thinks about -- she acts like with a different attitude that no one else has. >> she des how she wants, acts like she wants, sings like she wants. she does what she wants. >> i think her appeal is that she is feminine, she is herself, she is sexual. but she's strong! she's an individual woman. >> madonna understood the mtv phenomenon. she understood the vibe and the look and the sound. it all came together with her. >> everyone underestimates you you keep givi

the most high-profile prisoners who putin released right before the sochi olympics was a feminist punk bad called pussy riot. and i am such a prude, i still find it embarrassing to say the name. but that is the name of the band. the thing they were focus famous for when they were released before the sochi olympics was what they called punk prayer. it was basically a performance art piece. it happened in a church. it was very provocative in russia. it was directly criticalf vladimir putin. and so the leaders of the band pussy riot were held in prison for 21 months before putin released them ahead of the sochi olympics, right before the olympics. so last year in february, february 2016, not all the members of the band, but some of the members of the band created a song and a music video that is the performance they are second most known for after the punk prayer that got them thrown in prison. this is the video they released last year, february. it's very well done. i don't speak russian, so i'm not sure i totally get all of the lyrics, but i have to say i kind of like the song as well.

the france of today was honoured too with a military band playing music by daft punk.e audience, perhaps more than others. france's changing culture mirrored in this parade, accompanied by changing security threats too. the image of france's security forces has changed in the past few years, repeated terrorist attacks have refocused attention on security at home and the values that france has chosen to protect. the ceremony ended with the city anthem of nice, the scene of the country's last major terrorist attack a year ago today. in nice, the tributes honoured those who died in the attack, killed by a truck driven into bastille day crowds. their names, 86 of them, pinned by survivors into the shape of a heart. this afternoon president macron flew from paris to join the commemorations. the fight against terrorism was a battle for our civilisation, he said. the events here today were still haunted by debates over how best to guarantee security as the country once again paid tribute to its values, its history, to the idea of france. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. a hi

bleep ] >> now, joe -- >> i don't give a [ bleep ] >> now you need to think about -- >> slap that punkwho the [ bleep ] he thinks he is playing with my life? if that door wasn't there, i'd knock him on his ass. >> i understand, but you need to calm down. probably going to take a couple of weeks. he needs to be patient and wait. he's not always a patient man though. >> go ahead, everybody, go away. i don't want to talk to nobody. >> i'm sure he'll calm down, and i'm sure that he'll see that he is minutes to the door. >> go away! i don't want to talk to nobody. >>> coming up -- it's the day of joe's release, but that doesn't mean he's going anywhere. >> valencia county is showing that you have an open case that hasn't been filed for aggravated assault. >>> i'm going to go talk to inmate joseph sanchez, who we should be able to get his parole certificates this week. >> you owe me an apology. >> my last encounter with him, he was very angry at the situation. >> i'll slap that punk. >> he's done his time, and he wants to go home. i can't blame him for wanting to go home, but he does need to

among the most high profile prisoners was a feminist punk band called pussy riot. i am such a prude, i still find it embarrassing to say the name. that is the name of the band. the thing they were most famous for when they were released before the sochi olympics and also the thing they went to prison for was what they called punk prayer. it was basically a performance art piece. it happened in a dhchurch. it was very directly critical of vladimir putin. are the leaders of the band pussy riot were held in prison for 21 months before putin released them ahead of the sochi olympics. right before the olympics. last year they created a video of the performance of the second -- this is the video they released last year february. it's very well done. i don't speak russian, so i'm not sure i totally get all of the lyrics, but i have to say i kind of like the song as well. this is a video from the song from pussy riot. one of the things that happens in the video, the singer who is sort of a hero of the music video, one of the things she does repeatedly through the video is

por acompaÑarnos en este Último dÍa de la semana laboral punk -- .rump estarÍa trabajando con republicanos para reducir dramÁticamente la inmigraciÓn legal. al mismosoÑadores protegidos po, es un tema que calificÓ de difÍcil. javier: dijo que el paÍs y las fuerzas polÍticas no estÁn preparados para un plan migratorio integral. esto despuÉs que su secretario de seguridad nacional advirtiera que la ley no puede seguir protegiendo a cientos de miles de inmigrantes acogidos al dapa. de todo esto vamos hablar con adriÁn que esta con nosotros vÍa skype. quÉ estrategia van a implementar ustedes como asociaciÓn que estÁn en apoyo de tantos inmigrantes? adriÁn: muchas gracias. la estrategia es asegurar que haya una fuerza en contra de los legisladores que estÁn buscando quitar daca. necesitamos gobernadores y otros abogados generales a nivel estatal que salgan a favor de la polÍtica de daca. tambiÉn, necesitamos crear la atenciÓn entre el partido republicano, la respuesta que tienen los lÍderes republicanos que tienen que contestar si estÁn a favor de la gent

. ♪ >> anthony: there is a long and glorious tradition of chicano rock, garage and punk boiling away♪ but what is it with the morrissey thing? what is it about morrissey? the irish singer via england that sang melancholic pathos-filled ballads that were a backdrop for a million post-breakups during the '80s that so speaks to the chicano soul? i asked musicians and concert promoters oscar arguello and albert gambea. oscar thrives in the rockabilly world, while albert is all things punk. >> anthony: what's up with the morrissey thing? apparently in the chicano community morrissey is, like, huge. >> albert: it's a matter of the heart, man. >> anthony: why out of all the bands in the world did morrissey and the smiths resonate in this community? >> oscar: there was a convergence of music and people that did not connect to what was being said. he connected with his lyrics and i think everything was going so pop and so mainstream and he was the alternative to that, and i think there is a lyrical element to his words that resonated with the latino community. >> anthony: and people said that

i feel like our cameraman kind of punked these guys. >> yeah, like they got punked. >> got to wear at. >> it would bug me to have a bird come into my hair. and nothing bugs me too much. >> especially when you're not expecting it. >> yeah, something from the sky. okay, well, i'm going to avoid that street, shopping there. it will be just the same tomorrow. what we had today, we'll have tomorrow, and then temperatures start to go back up, as we go through time. hurricane eugene, once a major hurricane, now just a tropical storm and weakening even below that. and really just more of interest than anything. but i point it out, because oftentimes surfers look for the spinners, we call them hurricanes down there, and once they get out to a certain point, they start to throw out the south swell. well, that hurricane isn't going to, but we do have some southern hemisphere swell coming in now, and it will start showing up tomorrow. so the national weather service has issued some beach warnings. at this point, the advisories or anything, just more of a be aware alert for south swells, and sout

talk about on open phone, closer to surface when and talk about what hillary donald did, what this punk politician did, what vladamir root, we have the basic needs on this planet and all these distractions are from seeing basic needs unite us and simply by needs and basic refocusing education system on the basic needs and teaching how to care for themselves and basic needs as human beings and care for each compassion for each other as long as we -- if get on path in that direction and instead of all of addicted to g money-debt system, power status, ou know, your career, let's focus on family and each other, focus on our neighbors who we no longer know. host: david, glad you could join us on open phones, 10 more of your calls, just want on ote story this morning christopher wray, nominee to be next f.b.i. director. nominee climb the ranks of comey -- with the likes of and yates, christopher wray testifying this morning or the be shortly, before senate judiciary committee. feinstein on your screen, member committee, as that hearing gets underway on c-span 3. at can watch it online c-span.

institutionalized punk is all it is too it. >> it is what it is though.center i guess. >> the charge like this is bogus. i ain't even worried about this. i'm so 100% sure i ain't did nothing. but the outside charges like i'm worried about my case. know what i mean? >> if convicted of the assault lackey could be sentenced to an additional six months in jail. kyle stein will soon learn how much longer he'll be locked up. >> a big day coming up tomorrow. i have sentencing. >> stein pled guilty to two count of aggravated vehicular homicide due to reckless driving. he faces up to 10 years in prison. >> there is a lot of unknown. there is a lot of unknown. i expect something of the higher amount. i don't want to be sitting here thinking i'm just going to get one or two years and then walk in in and get 10 years. >> while stein says he's ready to receive his sentence, he isn't looking forward to the process. >> the victim's families will be in there. the two people in the car were best friends. one of them was the boy in the car. and he was always, you know, ene

i think the dude is a punk for doing it . >> they are now investigating whether that officer tried to intentionally hurt the skater or whether it was an accident. >> i feel like it was a little intentional and i think there is some ego involved here on both sides . >> the injured skater is a 17- year-old boy now undergoing several surgeries as a result of the crash. sean cabot dean says this whole thing could have been avoided.>> the cops showed up and just kind of tried to bogart the whole thing. they have to do their job but i think that they kind of took it wade too far . >> officer robert record told us that the officers took a defensive stance and out of safety concerns for skateboarders and motorists we closed off the streets in the area to contain the incident. skateboarders were flying down the hill . >> -- another video shows a scuffle between a skater and officer, we don't know what led up to the confrontation but the officer appears to push the man . >> it felt like a roller coaster ride . >> last year's event was a peaceful one but this year the crowd was shouting, cheerin

lu military band played get cky by daft punk and for a williams.his amused the french president but not donald trump. was aes, donald trump surprise invite to the parade. it really was emmanuel macron's show, with the president watching his first parade since winning the position. >> absolutely. emmanuel macron was very swift to wear this presidential suit, if you will. this was all very choreographed. he did exactly what was expected of him. looking the soldiers in the eye, which is what they are expecting from their president. indeed looking extremely presidential. it was a show of alliance between france and the united states with american soldiers parading there. of course the presence of donald trump. emmanuel macron also gave a speech at the end of this 14th of july parade. that is unusual. usually the french president addresses the french people but on television on the 14th of july. he chose to do it here probably because he will be going down to nice later to remember the terrible terrorist attack that took base one year ago to the day. ch

quieren construir otra vez un paÍs fuerte punk un gobierno democrÁtico. >> nada ni nadie podrÁ detener san francisco estuvieron por debajo de los 90 grados en la regiÓn de san josÉ. la mÁxima alcanzÓ los 75-77, para la regiÓn de san francisco, y vamos rumbo a otro aumento en las temperaturas que irÁ ocurriendo gradualmente hacia el fin de semana. maÑana en concord 92 grados. temperatura en santa rosa que se pronostica por encima de los 90 grados. y generalmente en oakland, san francisco, se van a mantener bastante agradables en los bajos 70 y en la regiÓn de san josÉ es posible que aumente hacia los 81. si se dirige al interior de california, tenga mucha precauciÓn porque tendremos un aviso por mala calidad del aire. todo es resultado de los numerosos incendios forestales que se encuentran afectando nuestro estado california, y nuestro satÉlite mÁs sofisticado lanzado al espacio el aÑo pasado ha detectado gran cantidad de humo a travÉs del valle, lo que mantiene muy deteriorada la calidad del aire. mucha precauciÓn. en nuestra zona local vamos al rumbo al aumento de las temperaturas co

then a third person used white paint to write quote nays is he punks.s the vandalism of course offensive. >> number of jewish people who live in the neighborhood. so i can understands why they could be incredibly offer ended by it, also, synogogues just around the corner. soap, yes, it is pretty offensive thing to see in society hill in philadelphia or anywhere in this country. sad thing. >>> the city has since cleaned up that trash can and erased any sign of the graffiti. >> and we have a lot more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." tiger woods on the mends. finds out how the golf legend is recovering from a medical setback that he says left him with a brush with the law. >> back from the bring. how the american eagle also became extinct, what saved our national symbol. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> as we go to break, here is a look at some of the area's hosting fireworks tonight. >> you can find full listing on our website at cbsphilly.com. we will be right back. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds

that is the french military band and, yes, that is a melody of tunes from daft punk. >> can't not move when you listen to they will. >>> speaking of the white house, we noticed this tweet from one of the biggest opponent. she asked, on sean spicer. he was tweeting photos on that presidential trip to paris and since talking about spicer, reck the time when he hid between bushes outside the white house. he was avoiding reporters after the president fired former fbi director james comey. that came to mind today when we saw this photo, former president clinton hiding in the bushes. was he trolling sean spicer? >>> how about spending a little time on the river this weekend to cool down. or not, you probably canceled your plans and move out of state if you saw this article that's flying around facebook. it claims a pack of piranas attacked a dog in the river. they're going through facebook and the article getting shared over and over and over again. no shocker here. people have a viewer reached out to one of our colleagues wanting to know if it's true. we looked at where the article came fro

then a third person used white paint to write quote nays is he punks. the city has since cleaned up that trash can and erased any sign of the graffiti. >> police continue to search for a suspect who defaced holocaust memorial at the lakewood scholl in new jersey. $10,000 reward is being offered after an anti-semetic banner was discovered this weekend, this incident follows another in lakewood in which anti-semetic flyers. >> overseas now, despite many nations urging them not to do it, north korea launched another missile overnight. president trump tweeted hard to believe south korea and japan will put up with this much longer. another tweet he urged china to put heavy move on north korea end this nonsense once and for all. >> meantime the president returned to joint base andrews from bed minister new jersey in time for the holiday. president will celebrate the fourth of july at the white house where he will host celebration with military families. later this week the president heads to poland and germany for the annual g20 summit. >> well, it is danger,

. >> and president trump not feeling def punk. we have music, politics and more tonight.irst, we get a look at the forecast. >> and good news, bruce. the thunderstorms are pretty much gone now in terms of the immediate metro area. the severe thunderstorm watch is trimmed back and includes maryland, charles county and across the river there. there are no warnings right now and that is good news. you haven't -- i think most of the showers are gone. a couple of light showers possible. the concert should be okay. still some heavy rain from solomon to lendardtown and into -- leonardtown and into newland

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a third person used white paint to write nazi punks. >> fair number of jewish people who live in theborhood. i can understand why they would be incredibly offended. we have synagogues around the corner. so, yeah, it's pretty offensive to see in society hill philadelphia. or, i was in this country. it's sad thing >> the city since cleaned up the trash can and erased graffiti. >>> a $10,000 reward is being offered in new jersey after a holocaust memorial at the lakewood was defaced with an anti-semitic banner this weekend. a derogatory term used to describe jewish people was written across the top. now, this incident follows another in lakewood in which anti-semitic flyers were placed on the windshields of dozens of the cars. >>> a hot air balloon crashed in near a popular resort in florida. venus williams is breaking down during a press conference in will bell done. why the tennis great got so emotional. >> the man behind these shoes and how they became a global fashion statement. >>> a live look at center city, philadelphia is the place to be for the 4th of july. will the weather coo

actually before that, more like kind of corny pop punk stuff like yellow card. and green day.ally good album. and then i started listening to guns n'roses and acdc and pink floyd. >> i used to love black in black. great album. >> 100%. and then a friend named ashley introduced me to nirvana and just flipped my whole world. and i just dove deep into that and started listening to, you know, white stripes and weezer around the same time. and that's all around the same time i was about to find hip hop. i wasn't really into hip hop at first. i didn't understand -- i didn't understand the aggression, honestly. i was just a young kid. i didn't really feel so racial when i was a kid. it wasn't until i got a little old eastern then i started realizing that i had a label on me and i started being angry myself. >> were you not feeling racial because you are the product of an interracial marriage? >> yeah. >> your mom is white. >> my mom is white, irish and german and my dad is african. and, so you know, i was in hyde park. that is just a very multicultural neighborhood. and i just didn't

bastille day parade by getting a marching band to belt out a punchy rendition of french electro duo daft punk's hit get lucky don although was less than impressed. well the trumps popularity has certainly taken a beating as of late and yet many of his key policies are not only quite popular but also very similar to those of his predecessor iraq obama well to use jacqueline very good now assesses why the two perceived so differently according to a recent poll president trump's approval ratings are low really low but it seems that people don't so much dislike him as a president as much as they just don't like him as a person sixty five percent of those who disapprove of trump said it was because of his personality while only sixteen percent objected to his policies ok trump is undeniably a one of a kind president who has said and done some awkward things i think by the single greatest asset of any assets i have is my temperament oh god does the right job. really rich history i'm like a smart person i think i'm much more humble than you would understand. if you compare term to his predecessor bara

bastille day parade he got a marching band to balance out a punchy rendition of french group doth punks hit get lucky don't do that less than impressed by. her. works. well thomas behavior has sometimes triggered waves of indignation both in the media and among the public some commentators think it may have contributed to the fall of his approval ratings yet many of his key policies are not only popular but also similar to those of pretty decisive bamma his ratings at the start of his presidency were sky high well i mean that of their looks at why the two office each so differently. according to a recent poll president trump's approval ratings are low really low but it seems that people don't so much just like him as a president as much as they just don't like him as a person sixty five percent of those who disapprove of trump said it was because of his personality while only sixteen percent objected to his policies ok trump is undeniably a one of a kind president who has said and done some awkward things i think by single greatest asset any assets i have is by temperament you know just

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the france of today was honoured with a military band playing music by daft punk. changing culture here is mirrored by changing security threats. the security threats have changed over the past few years, repeated terror attacks have refocused attention on safety at home and the values that france has chosen to protect. the ceremony ended with a military band playing the city anthem of nice, scene of the last major terror attack in the country one year ago today. tributes were laid in nice to the 86 people who died in the attack on the city's promenade des anglais. this afternoon, president macron flew from paris, to join commemorations there. the debate still hangs over this country as it pays tribute today to its values, its history, to the idea of france. journalist david chazan joins us from paris. this has been a real day of reflection for the country, starting with the morning's offence with that huge military parade, a real display of friendship after a rocky start between emmanuel macron and donald trump. what do you think of the relationship now? it has fa

another person crossed it out in red and a third used white pain to scribble obscenity and the word nazi punks>> we have a number of jewish people living in the neighborhood and i can understand why they would be offend. we have synagogues around the corner. it is an offensive thing to see. >> reporter: this time of the year a lot of people are seeing it. many walking or driving from spruce to get to and from harbor park for fire works. >> people are just acting out. there is a lot of activity there with the commotion that could be around politics and it could be just around coming together to fight with the neighbor. >> reporter: we called police about the vandalism and department sent two bike overs out. they took a report but say there is no other signs of hate speech sprayed nearby. two hours later city clean up worker took care of the offensive graffiti properly which is what neighbors hoped would happen. >> basically just suggest it be completely erased and someone go back and spray it over completely. you do not see something like that. terrible. >>> police say they are not investigatin

the fronts of the day was ordered to, with a military band playing music by daft punk.he changing culture here mirrored by changing security threats. the image of france's security forces has changed over the past few years. repeated terrorist attacks have refocused attention on security at home and the values that france has chosen to protect. the ceremony ended with a military band playing the city and the of nice, the scene of the country's last major terrorist attack one year ago today. tributes were laid to the 86 people who died in that attack on the city's promenade des anglaise. this afternoon president macron went there for commemorations. the nice attack divided france on how to guarantee the security, a debate that still hangs over this country as it pays tribute today to its values, it's history, to the idea of fronts. —— france. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. two israeli police officers have been killed in a shooting in jerusalem's old city. police say three attackers, all of them arab—israelis, were shot dead after fleeing

playing for awhile williams and daft punk's get lucky. a choice that museum in your medical but not so much that he was president. then came the united states national anthem. and the message of friendship from the french president to the american people. you should really see. i'd like to thank america for a choice they made me one hundred years ago will issue a fee. yes something. this parade brings to an end visit the newly elected french president needed to boost his international credibility. the visit that could also help the us president whose dog at home by an investigation. into alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen u. s. elections. now another world news the egyptian interior ministry says they have arrested the man who carried out a knife attack i don't stay in the red sea resort town of haggadah. to german women or a poster being killed in that incident. and full of the female tourists were injured will be assailant is understood to have swam to the shore. before he then went and attacked people on the beach. let'

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