it's the whole thing. >> jonathan miller is with this, do you look at atlantic city? s value in the casinos but everything behind it is not doing well. it's interesting because the jersey shore itself is not keeping pace with new york city in terms of growth. they had the devastation from sandy and are still recovering. i would like to think that people are not gambling, they are putting their money into housing. >> i would guess we have done six interviews online gambling. this was supposed to be part of the jersey comeback because chris christie did not want to expand gaming outside of ac. delaware are the only two other states that have this. new jersey became the third stated do it but it's so early, we are not seeing it grow anymore. gamble online in new jersey, you have to be a new jersey resident? >> yes, and there are problems with that software. if you live in western new jersey, the routers go through pennsylvania's to some of the software thinks you are in albania. what's happening is the casinos are not marketing the product because i have not tested it pro

we're here in atlantic city because of our sponsor, the atlantic city alliance. look at this.as being the mermaid like this is. a gorgeous sandcastle. and a great group. good morning, everybody. we have folks celebrating. it's a little cool and misty here, we have to talk about the extreme cold. that's behind the cold front. there's freeze watches, frost advisories all throughout parts of the central united states. look at the numbers. as far south as oklahoma city, feeling like 47 this morning, the actual temperatures. and north platte, it's below freezing. and ahead of it will be the rain, that comes with some of the severe weather. some of the numbers will be in the two-inch to four-inch rain. >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. be prepared for record heat, hottest day of the year, 99 to 102 in our inland east bay neighborhoods, 85, 88 at the coast, a spare-the-air day. cooler tomorrow many the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> and we still have to check that pollen report because a lot of people are feeling it. the eyes are starting to itch and all that. the high concentrat

. ♪ >> atlantic city's borgota hotel and spa was the first casino to offer online gambling. many expected. i sat down with las vegas sands billionaire sheldon adelson who had this to say about online gaming. >> let me say this, there is no reason, nor any compelling reason to put a casino in everyone's pocket. college, of age, students that go plenty of money, unfortunate people, working class people, middle-class people that will be andly exploited by and -- easily incentivize to go on the internet and gamble. for what? >> he calls that exploitation. we are joined by borgota casino and spot chief operating officer tom ballance. sheldon adelson says this is exploiting the poor. you say -- >> there is no evidence that the people gaming online or any richer or poorer than those gaming in the casino in atlantic city, and there is some argument that says it is harder for someone that is poor to gamble online. you have to fund your account with a credit card or a bank account. you cannot cash your welfare check and then run down and play with cash. >> so, what you seen so far? wh

in atlantic city and las vegas. >> thank you.es, las vegas casinos have at high-end restaurants and throw rides. they are luring gamblers back. the latest attraction is built by caesar's and it is part of a bigger strategy to win once and for all. trish regan took a spin on the high roller. class how many people can you fit in one of these? is the ceo of caesar's. i am inside his latest gamble. back i fear i will be able to see all of this? miss the high roller. you cannot beat the view. for $30, you get a half hour ride. that it can generate 2200 passengers on our. we looked at these types of attractions. the numbers were impressive. >> the giant ferris wheel is a secret weapon. 30 years of real estate development on las vegas boulevard has carb easter into sections. -- his rivals will protect their territory. if we own all of this property. back to the north is steve wynn's empire. the company's flagship is a few blocks away. further south, mgm has 11 different properties. it is the competition at every price point. in the midd

we got on the bus and travel down from the york to an atlantic city and had a little fun. to dramatize womens' enslavement to be the standards some of them chained themselves to a gigantic ms. america puppet. it took a cue from the yippies pay for president campaign by using a sheep to parity the way of the contestants are priest and judged like animals of a county fair. so ross paine tells me, we crown the sheep ms. america. some give us the palms down. i remember one guy saying, like the ladies. a few got arrested when an inside squad of 20 women disrupted the live broadcast screening freedom for women. the television audience could tell something was wrong. ms. america trouble than stuttered. it was unclear exactly what was going on. another woman was arrested for spraying the mayor's seating area with air-conditioner. the police arrest report referred to it as a noxious odor which was not injured in the best product placement for the company. the women refused to speak with male reporters, although this was bound by critics, it was a calculated gesture to fund gesture

. >> frank sinatra and dean martin working weekends in atlantic city.was to fly them to atlantic city on my plane and bring them back to l.a. sunday night. deanhree years, frank and showroom.ests in my they were cutting up and raising hell, and i got to hang out with them. that eclipsed everything i have ever done. making a commercial with them and hanging out with them was the most fun. >> would you say they are the coolest guys you have ever met? >> yes. they were unbelievable together. frank sinatra doted on dean martin. dean martin was a natural laid-back witty guy. he said funny things. he had a funny attitude towards the world. so not sure a doorjamb. they were not -- frank sinatra adored him. they were noncompetitive personalities. >> i know you got into it with george clooney last week. does it hurt your feelings as an american businessman who lives the american dream when celebrities love to dog on the republican party who have not done their homework? do you feel they do not know what it is like to run a business here? >> they don't know what

atlantic city is having tough times now. our timing is good. essentially i'm not too much into gaming. would i go in later on? yes. but if i did an nfl team i wouldn't. >> do you ever worry about your brand becoming damaged? what could damage it? >> i don't worry about it. if it happens, it happens. it's sort of interesting. the beautiful thing, again we'll go back to twitter and facebook and instagram. somebody -- instagram, somebody says something about me that's false i will hit them hard. a lot of times they disappear. amazing. i have these wise guy reporters, probably members of the national press club, they always say, trump filed for bankruptcy. excuse me, buffet has used bankruptcy, it's a tool. it's a tool. when i use it, i buy a company, i throw it into a chapter, i then negotiate the hell out of loans and all the problems they have, it comes out, it's a good company. they say trump filed bankruptcy. they don't say that with these other guys. i let people know, it's not right when you're saying. they attack my hair. my hair. it's mine

. >> my job was to fly them to atlantic city and bring them night, deanunday martin and frank sinatrafor three years, they were my guests and my stars in my 500-seat showroom cutting up and raising hell. >> would you say they are the t dub coolest guys you never met? >> yes. they were absolutely unbelievable together. they have noncompetitive personalities. a he's a tough talker with soft spot for the rat pack. it's understandable. tough talking of his own. look out, netflix. don't leave a paper trail. some tech ceos are learning this lesson the hard way. is go for launch again. the private space exploration muskny founded by elon just released this view of the falcon 9 rocket. you see the landing legs remaining out at all times but they hope they will soon have a rocket launch where they are stowed for aerodynamics and reemerge when it's time to land. this thing is incredible. ♪ lunch money" on bloomberg television. we are streaming live on every device. im adam johnson. look at some of silicon valley's largest names and you will find the same themes. this is part of an alleged made

. >>> ben afflak is banned from a casino in atlantic city. security caught ben counting cards. the casino appears to say aflac is welcomed back, just not at the black jack table. >>> new developments in a hit and run crash. one killed and neighbors rattled. the changes the neighbors are calling for. >>> singled and rich. the plans a retired california truck driver has now that he's the newest lottery winner. [♪] [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. . >>> i want to show you a live picture of fans watching the warriors battle the clippers, this is the fourth street pizza place in san jose. the warriors down by 3 points with two minutes to go. it's not over and fred will be live at the staples center in los angeles as soon as the game is over to give us reaction, win or lose from the warriors as they battle it out in

dislodge the segregationist all white mississippi democratic party from their seats at the 1964 atlantic city convention being held by the democrats to nominate lbj. in the course of this, one of the critical moments is when she testified before the credentials committee and this was on national tv in and you had this woman without much education, a generation to testify about being beaten by people who simply didn't want her to register to vote and asking what kind of democratic party is this? what kind of country is this? is this america? it was so powerful the president of the united states decided it was going to upset his chances for peaceful nomination. he immediately called a press conference at the white house to get the networks to shift their coverage away from fannie lou hamer and to him and was successful. i cite it as evidence of a power of narrative, of presentation, as critical to shifting public opinion in advance of shifting of the legislative agenda. >> it is both. i think that every scholar working on it today would emphasize some aspect of public opinion. the consensus, th

. >> he started going to atlantic city. and card counting. and he did it until they kicked him out. it was a challenge. it was not for the money. it was the idea of being able to use your mind to create profitably. >> eventually, john would become a trader at the philadelphia stock exchange and work with and mentor pete delici. >> john did everything to an extreme. so if he believed in something or he felt that mathematically he had an edge, he would exploit that as big as he could. >> part of john's strategy was to have competitors on the trading floor underestimate him. >> he wore scrubs on the floor because he wanted people to think he was you know, a goof ball and didn't know what he was doing. >> but john did know what he was doing and became a multi-millionaire. but wealth didn't necessarily bring happiness. >> i think he was a tortured genius. there were times when his depression would last for periods of weeks. >> john used his profits to move here at the farm. was he looking to escape people? >> i think he would. >> ann would move in with him two weeks after they met. he so

same deal, atlantic city.only in the upper 60s for the beaches along the jersey shore, but eventually for monday, good beach weather. lower 80s and warm across the south and east. how about the severe weather threat. there is potential again for severe weather. we're talking eastern new mexico and texas, hail. talk about hail. look at this video. this isn't snow. this is hail. six inches deep out of ft. davis in west texas here. hail reported to be the size of baseballs across some spots. and how about this? our weather potpourri continues. a little bit of everything. how about winter storm watch in effect, 2 to 6 inches of snow from vail all of the way down to durango. >>> just a little bit of everything. we've got snow, severe weather, hail. you name it, we got it this weekend. >> baseball-sized. >> you were skeptical earlier, but now you're convinced. >> i believed it when you said it. when you said it, i wondered. >> it came out wrong. >> appreciate that. >> a skeptical journalist. thank you for the weathe

>> at the historic knife and fork restaurant in atlantic city, it's tuscan three-bean soup.nd joe mchale stopped by our bureau yesterday and we got to all have a little fun with him. >> 96% of americans own a television. of that number, only 51% have cable. of those that have cable, only 28% receive the e-network and of only those who watch e, only .2% tune in to the soup. i'm talking one person right now. buddy, how you doing? the soups in d.c. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. red and seventy-seven [ male announcer ] thousand dollars per minute.. that's what big oil made last year... now they're spending it to rig the system against you. pushing washington to cut american-made biofuels... bullying gas stations to use more of their oil... all so they get richer...and you pay more. truth is, biofuels are cleaner, better for your engine and less expensive. washington, don't let big oil rig the system any more. protect the renewable fuel standard. we've always been on the forefront of innovation. when the world c

proposal is to build five windmills three miles off the coast of atlantic city. new jersey regulators said no. the project would be owned0% by a chinese company? is that part of the federal government strategy, they want to give business to companies in china, not companies here? >> this is one of the weird effects that happened in this crony socialism as people call it or venture socialism. where they're going we want these. sometimes they're supporting foreign companies, making things here and selling them. sometimes they support foreign companies owning things here. sometimes they're supporting u.s. companies selling things abroad and supporting it. there is no economic sense behind it. gerri: no. >> the profits on this deal go to china. it is just about trying to push out green energy because somebody at the department of energy has decided it's food. of course these things end up going to political cronies or in this case, foreign companies who's accounting we can't vouch for. gerri: crazy. crony socialism, i love that phrase. look at these numbers. as you'v

how would we feel if china built oil rig off atlantic city and said we're not leaving because we thinkt national waters and we don't care what you think about pollution or our proximity to the jersey shore. >> it doesn't mean america has to go to war. one thing we can do is stop the radical drawdown of our defense budget, cutting our navy, army, and air force in the face of expansion by the chinese and the russians. terrified as a result. >> we have sent our fleet. in we have been very clear with the chinese. but i just caution the two of you that we can't start wars all over the world. >> that's always the answer on the other side you want to start a war. how about keeping our defense budget at least intact. >> there is no burden there. >> this is the whole rap -- wrap sign. that's it for the panel. stay tuned for a viral video you don't want to miss. a special edition here. service will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate shipping. our priority has always been saving the day. because our priority... amazing! ...is you! the amazing spider-man 2 delivered by the united st

you want them to build $188 million project of farm outsi of atlantic city. are you kidding me? projected it twice. new jersey of all states has been responsible in this case. >> all right. bottom line we see -- these are just -- a few occasions. what i found surprising in all of this is that since 2008, we spent close to $80 billion. >> closer to 100 good on this sort of -- climate change related issue. >> what have we got? >> not much. $100 billion after just -- give you a sense of most of that has gone from wind and solar subsidies. today after spending $100 of money, we get 2% to 3% of electricity from wind and solar. it is completely irrelevant. it makes also no sense given the pact we are in the biggest oil and gas boom in the history of the world now. we have so much. >> i can see the logic to the degree of -- if anything to get us less dependent on the guys abroad. >> i'm for all options, for all technology. >> they better mean what they say. >> i don't want taxpayers tub subsidizing it. >> you agree with the subsidies for oil as well. >> absolutely. let the best one win

atlantic city, we all know that. there is fallacy in what he says there. or pitfalls.hat people who would go online to gamble are likely also the poor. it could eventually lead to more high-end gambling. >> you probably don't have internet access. more into afall true gambling addiction if you are sitting there at home in front of a computer rather than trekking to a casino. i'm going to side with the billing error on this one. >> he can come out and say he is against online gimli because he makes most of his money overseas. 70% of his revenue comes from singapore. worthed about how he is $30 billion. worth comes from asia. this is a guy making money overseas. he can come out here in the u.s. and be against this market. >> he is not only outspoken against online gaming. his outspoken about everything. how does he explain himself that way? >> let me have him explain that first. >> i tried to be honest when you asked me a question. -- i flunked to diplomacy 101. >> he is always outspoken. he controls las vegas. most of his net worth is in that company. he feels he can sp

he was counting on a online gambling to bolster atlantic city.ues for the state, he predicted they would take in $180 million. at the current rate of collection, the state will bring in only $12 million. up, a new proposal is being proposed about the future of the los angeles clippers. they have just hired bank of america to sell the team. general motors will tell us what cars aren't being recalled. they are on their way to a most dubious record this year. you are watching "market makers ." ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers." >> you are watching "market makers." i am erik schatzker. there is a new turn in the los angeles clippers saga. bank of america has been hired i s to sell their nba franchise. the league is trying to force the sale because of racist remarks made by donald sterling. for more on this breaking news, let's bring andrew klein. here with me in new york city is cristina alesci. let's begin with andrew. you were among those people saying this would be better if bankers were involved. what does

that is much higher volume than you see in vegas or atlantic city. how about you?er hit the tables? go to the casino floor? he does. >> i like to shoot craps. i have not done it recently. about once or twice a year, i throw caution to the wind and i decide i'm going to win all the money at the casino. [laughter] i shoot craps. of course, i am a real big success. >> [laughter] >> he knows better. the house always wins. >> he is the house and he doesn't win, most of the time. i do so much, stephanie. wynn just ahead. tell you exactly what we mean by their philosophy about paying for perks. we will get the white house on the better than estimated jobs report. ♪ >> time for this versus that. ceos are ramping up the use of corporate jets for personal t rips. this is steve wynn. he had one of the biggest bills for corporate trips in 2013. $928,000. boards defend this sort of thing because it is for security and eases wear and tear on executives, who practically live on airplanes. that is warren buffett. he tends to look at this mess expenses differently. business expense

well actually -- >> the largest casino operator in atlantic city says it is looking for ways to reduce some of its -- capacity and some of its struggling markets. >> priceline is down two percent. the online travel booking site falling after a slowdown in booking hotels and flights. still, the quarter exceeded analyst estimates, but lately the market just does not care. missedt-quarter profits estimates, so amc is down. the walking dead increased profits but also costs. also, it does not have breaking bad. >> we just showed somebody cutting a zombie's head off. >> you loved that show, right? >> i did love it for the first couple of seasons then it jumped the shark. >> raymond james analyst upgraded the stock to a buy. >> solar city is number three. the world's largest solar providers surging after the company forecast a number of installation increases this year. solar city, which is one of elon musk's companies, is expected to install 500 50 megawatts. so many megawatts. nobody knows what that means. dish added 40,000 subscribers, more than estimated. overall though, growth has heat.

. >> frank sinatra and dean martin working weekends and my job was to fly them to atlantic city on mynd bring them back to l.a. on sunday night. for three years, frank and dean were my guest and stars in my 500-seat showroom. and they were cutting up and raising hell and i got to hang out with them. that it clips is everything else i got -- i have ever done. making a commercial with frank and dean. >> would you say they are the coolest guys you have ever met? >> yes. they were absolutely unbelievable together. frank sinatra doted on dean martin. was a natural, laid-back, witty guy. he said funny things. he had a funny attitude towards the world. sinatra adored him. they were noncompetitive risen now these. but they loved each other. >> i do not want to get into high drama. i know you had a disagreement with george clooney last week. >> [laughter] feelings asurt your an american businessman, someone who works as hard as you do, when celebrities love to dog on the republican party? who have not done their homework? >> they do not know what it is like to run a business. but it does not h

every street in atlantic city is almost underwater. southeast, facing sea level rise. >> the rain here is absolutely relentless. >> and for those in the southwest, drought and extreme heat, which could mean more intense wildfires. but the report isn't being celebrated by all scientists. >> the administration prefers to address climate change by imposing regulations to try to reduce carbon monoxide emissions. i don't think it's going to pay out again, because you're not going to see the effects. >> reporter: the president believes we should lead others around the globe. and i wanted to know if his legacy would include a decision on that controversial proposal to expand an oil pipeline from montana to louisiana. it's a project called keystone. >> keystone will probably not be the determinative factor. we have to increase the solar and wind power we're using and other renewables. this is not some far-away thing. we can do something about it. >> and the president had a question for me, which was kind of cool. as i was walking away, he want

jonathan betz, aljazeera, atlantic city new jersey. >> some of the potential names on the calendar this season, hanna, kyle and vicky. >> the funny quote that became a serious issue yesterday. >> we have a three year ban on marijuana. i did not say that i'm going to change that ban. >> why he says marijuana is making it tougher for his agency to do its job. >> only 50% of a people after a stroke will actually get hand function back at all. of the 50% that do, most don't have very good hand function. we want to improve on that. >> we're going to talk about a breakthrough for stroke parties, a new study with stimulating result, giving hope to thousands of stroke advisors. >> the $20 billion mistake that has officials in france on the wrong side of the tracks. it's going to take a lot of money to fix the problem. >> a look at our images of the day and the competitors in the international association of athletics federation world challenge taking place in beijing. the challenge is the annual global competition that got its start in 2010. >> good morning. welcome to al jazeera america. >> uk

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we got out of atlantic city five years ago. we sold. our timing was good. our timing was very good. essentially i am not too much into gaming. would i go and? yes. if i did an nfl team would. >> do you ever worry about your brand becoming damaged? what could damage? >> i don't worry about it. if it happens it happens. it is interesting. the beautiful thing -- and again we will go back to twitter and facebook in is to grant. someone says something about me that this falls to my will hit them hard. a lot of times they disappear. it is amazing. these wise guy reporters prole members of the national press, but some of these real wise guys trump filed for bankruptcy. excuse me, buffett is use bankruptcy, kravitz disease bankruptcy. it is a tool. it is just a tool. when i used to, i buy a company, throw it into a chapter cannot negotiate the elevons and all the problems if it really comes out, good company, petro files bankruptcy. it also have these other guys. i let people know it is not right what you are saying. they attacked my hair. it's mine. come here. would anybody like to inspect

. >> reporter: during a concert in atlantic city, thicke broke into his 2007 hit, "lost without you."ng thicke says he wrote for the actress. in the june issue of "vanity fair," patton says, quote, there's a deep love there. always was and always will be. >> we're told paula's moving closer to him. she's considering letting him back in her life. >> reporter: for thicke, he's hoping it's time for a second chance. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> and we'll get to see that at the 2014 billboard music awards. they are sunday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> and coming up, the groundbreaking makeup app that lets you try the makeup on before you buy it in the drugstore. >> i like it. >>> plus, the winner is crowned in our "gma" swims with the sharks series. first, robin dives into the "shark tank." >>> and we're going to celebrate -- continue to celebrate barbara walters. her illustrious career. can do so many things well. sports -- yeah. >> we'll discuss. >> her funniest moments ahead. love you, barb. notes ♪ with i shop when i want, app

atlantic city a little bit warmer. afternoon highs not going to be that much nicer. 3 degrees. that's 11 degrees below normal. albany at 59. that's 16 degrees below normal. washington, d.c., the front hasn't gotten quite through there, so it stays warmer. 100s and 90s in the west. 90s in the central plains. southeastern atlantic coast on into florida, looking at 90s as well. a slight risk of strong storms through the gulf coast. more heavy rain there. some areas expecting up to seven inches over the next 48 hours. slight risk in the plains. fantastic weather out west. >>> right now mid 50s across the board. we have sunshine all the way around. the wind has been slightly out of the north and is helping to dry things out. warm inland temperatures during the day. sara toga hill close to 70 san francisco. low 80s across the north bay. warm temperatures as well. one more warm day tomorrow. week end cool down on the way. need it, go to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >> all right, al, thank you very much. >>> now to a surprising feud that's developed tied

so temperatures atlantic city, new york, boston, about anywhere from five to six degrees below normalbut behind that warm front, you see the winds coming out of the south. norfolk's at 92. washington, d.c. 12 degrees above normal today at 84. pittsburgh will see a high of 81. we do have that risk of strong storms behind the warm front, stretching from indiana all the way into texas. a real mess in the pacific northwest. rain and an icy mix. gorgeous weather down into the southwest. phoenix today looking for a high of 95 and sunny. >>> well, we are going to keep that sunshine going as we head throughout this afternoon. low clouds, though, still lingering over parts of the bay area and in san jose nice and sunny and clearing in san francisco over the bay. a good deal of clearing to take place at the immediate coastline this morning. but by about lunchtime, completely clear conditions and temps today are going to be comfortable, 71 degrees in the south bay and 72 for the east bay and 69 along the peninsula and 65 for the north bay. weather. >> all right, al, thanks a lot. >>> coming up n

atlantic. places like new york city and philadelphia and washington, d.c. areas that while the's small chance they do have a chance to see severe weather in the form of damaging winds and large hail. there is a small chance for a tornado. you are talking about a tornado being on the ground producing damage. it's important to get those warnings across these areas. parts of tennessee, southern kentucky and a widespread area including eastern colorado where we saw images of large hail and reported tornado yesterday. there were more than 250 reports of severe weather and as we head toe up tomorrow to wrap up the workweek storms possible in texas and new mexico. warm weather and humid conditions, that's in place out here. already in the 70s in memphis and dallas and we are 60 in new york. martha: the house veterans affairs committee holding an open meeting. the president face as lot of criticism off his statement yesterday and his general handling of this scandal and it is not just coming from republicans. >> reporter: the first person we need to fire is the sec

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atlantic. upper 80s in north carolina, south carolina, and up to new york city. and stormy weather everywhere. a lot of chances of afternoon thunderstorms. and as far as the hurricane season on june 1st, knnoaa did make the official forecast, an average to below average season. six is the average number, they're saying there's about a 70% chance to have three to six of those. we haven't had a major hurricane hit the country since wilma in 2005. it's one of the longest droughts ever, and hopefully continue. sooner or later it's going to catch up. >> hopefully not this time around. thank you. >>> and an exclusive interview with ukraine's new president. >>> and pope francis making progress in a push for peace. all over the world know us, but they don't yet know we're a family. we're right where you need us. at the next job, next adventure or at the next exit helping you explore super destinations and do everything under the sun. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. so wherever you want to be, whatever you want to do, chances are we're already there.

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cities. it's situated at the choke point between the atlantic ocean and the mediterranean sea.ich fishing ground and a lot of people make their living from the sea. onshore they use a method called sentul fishing, where weighted nets basically drag fish across the bottom of the sea. some of that fish, the good stuff, anyway, ends up here. the saveur de poisson, or restaurant populare or popeye's. the place has a lot of names, but locals and ex-pats alike who have been coming here for years say it has some of the best tagine in town. the chef and owner sources a lot of his stuff and produce and the greens in the mountains. and he's real proud of them. the back room is dedicated to sorting and drying various herbs which he blends into a secret mix that he claims has all sorts of healthful and bonner-inspiring benefits. if every dish i have been told over the years would make me strong worked, i would have a permanent pup tent going on down, there so i take all of that with a grain of salt. >> hi. >> hello. his son delivers the food. it all starts with fresh olives, they're in sea

atlantic. we did new york city subway as a place to test our idea. that does not happen very often. on top of that and the person who introduced us broken windows in new york city as well, and those ideas detested. now, here is. i think broken windows was part of repertoire of activities carried on in the new york city police department under brown's administration. and know nothing about what happened after he left. i have not visited the new york city police department until brown was back again, and i am not want to comment on what has transpired since. but i do now that broken windows as part of what was implemented, but the anti-crime strategies that developed in new york city were far faster because new york city itself was a much more complicated social environment and the subway. a subway was relatively simple. i don't know whether many of you remember the subway. i have recently gone into a culture shock getting back into the subway since not having been there since the early 1990's. i mean, did you were doing a film showing a damsel in distress you would put her in the new

city. trout atlantic runners up howard to ninth street and from there up hay street in the famous hay street hill to fell and through the golden gate park to the great highway and as you can imagine, runners are excited. we have a couple of runners here. dennis joins us. >> how are you? >> reporter: fantastic. you came up from orange county. >> yes, that's right. >> reporter: what brought you up? why did you come up from this race? >> we wanted to come up because bay to breakers is a very famous race and we wanted to do it. we talked about doing it and decided to do it. >> reporter: mike, tell me about your costume. what was your inspiration? >> we're paying homage to nacho libre, diversity as it relates to mexican wrestling and celebrating mexicans we willing and wwf. >> reporter: you have to watch out for flying tortillas. we have america down here. we have mucho libre. we have san francisco. it's all about love here. >> rrr! [ growling ] >> reporter: obviously the party has started out here along the bay to breakers route. dennis and mike will take their big run. you can see the tortillas

city tomorrow. it's a transocean race across the atlantic to barcelona, spain. there are five teams and the person in charge of the new race in the world championship series is sir keith mills. he is the founder of open sports management. thank you very much for being here. give people a little background about how you came to be associated with this race. >> some years ago, i won't tell you how many years ago, i competed in an around the world race and i got a taste for what these extraordinary sailors do. at about 10 years ago i then picked up a young sailor, a brit, i bought him a boat and we started competing in this ocean racing. and now 10 years later i bought all the commercial rights for this sport and we're building it around the world, new york-barcelona race is the first of hopefully many in new markets. >> we're going to get to more details about the race and about what your plan is for the future but i'm going to ask you to go into your past a little bit. as a businessman, you developed loyalty cars, you were one of the first in the world to do this

atlantic. repeat to you all will come back for you we knew that going to happen the city. i'm sorry from the nigerian women trust fund thanks so much for joining us on the line. we get to meet him in now way eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton has strongly condemned the killing of a french national working for the eu mission in ghana and the main block the diplomatic corps the man was traveling and then opened fire. another frenchman and again many were injured. no one has claimed responsibility but foreigners have often been targeted in the country where government forces are waging a major offensive against al qaeda militants. what you do don't we wish but a lot more news coming your way including the euro zone and pulling out all of its doldrums i suppose you could say i had to be pretty rough time of the last couple years. portugal is an example why. right there with us. long the guy on the internet and only used on the scene. i did. he said when the guy. element isn't really a good little later our own. oh and i intend to use it yet. while. it's nice mac us secre

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city prevention control experiment and the newark foot patrol experiment. the latter was the source of contribution for his most from a publication in the atlantic, broken windows during the late 1980s, he developed the order maintenance policies in the newark city subway the ultimate lead to racial, radical, excusing the radical crime reduction's. lady consoled with the new york police to bug as well especially india with -- his most recent publication is fixing broken windows, restoring order and reducing crime in our committees which develop with his wife catherine. currently is studying organizational change and policing in the development of comprehensive energy crime prevention programs. george has two children and four grandchildren. george is a graduate of university of wisconsin milwaukee and university of wisconsin-madison. ladies and gentlemen, george kelling. [applause] >> professor tom taylor is a professor at yale law school. he is a maclin fleming professor of law and professor of psychology. his research is towards the dynamics of authority and groups, organizations and society. in particular he examines the role of judgments about the justice a

atlantic. upper 80s throughout many areas of north carolina, south carolina, and mid-80s as far north as new york city. and stormy weather everywhere. a lot of chances of afternoon thunderstorms. and as far as, you know, we're kicking off the hurricane season on june 1st, noaa made the official forecast. an average to below average season. notice that six is the number of average hurricanes per season. they're saying there's a 70% chance we'll get three to six of those. we haven't had a major hurricane hit this country since wilma in 2005. it's like one of the longest droughts ever, and hopefully continue this is year. sooner or later, it's going to catch up. >> it's going to catch up. hopefully not that time around. >>> an interview, and pope francis making progress in a push for peace. [ dennis ] it's always the same dilemma -- who gets the allstate safe driving bonus check. rock beats scissors! [ chuckles ] wife beats rock. and with two checks a year, everyone wins. [ female announcer ] switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from allstate. call 866-906-85

cities around the country. >>> british actor bob hoskins is being mourned today by the film industry on both sides of the atlanticin "who framed roger rabbit" opposite animated cartoon characters. other film credits include "mona lisa" and "mermaid." he died tuesday of pneumonia. he was diagnosed with parkinson's disease in 2012. bob hoskins was 71 years old. >>> the high school student from long island who was accepted by all eight ivy league school universities has made a decision. alison harmelin has the story of the young man the top schools were fighting over. >> i'm excited and proud to announce this fall i'll be a member of yale university, class of 2017. >> he's the 17-year-old ivy league schools have been fighting over. wednesday afternoon kwasi enin ended the suspense. he pulled off the rare feat of being accepted to all eight ivy league schools. the son of immigrants from ghana says financial aid influenced his decision. >> four of the ivy league schools met my aid with the same amount, and so yale's one of them and i picked yale in the end. >> reporter: qaa zi ranks 11th in high school. his parents cr

june 1st in the atlantic. 83 san jose, as well as cupertino. low 80s in sunnyvale. 77 in redwood city. mid-60s for pacifica, with temperatures and sunny skies, a little above average here. but the sea breeze will be intact. in fact gusty winds over 25 miles an hour. 71 downtown in the north bay. look at this. we are getting up into the 90s from calistoga and napa. about 5 degrees warmer than yesterday and that takes you above average. near east bay, very pleasant here with 78 in union city. 79 fremont. 80 in castro valley and more reds with a warm afternoon in store. san ramon 87. 88 walnut creek and 91 pittsburgh. fairfield topping out at 90 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures today the warmest out of the next seven we will see a return to low clouds and fog tomorrow at the coast. it will be cooler there. slightly cooler around the bay. still maybe about 90 inland and the rest of the work week slowly declining temperatures as we get the usual low clouds and fog and more of a summer-like pattern. we will let you know how warm it will be in your community.

atlantic states. crews used boats to rescue trapped riders who took refuge on top of a city bus. >>> in baltimore, the water swpt away a road dumping cars on pt railroad tracks below. >>> in pensacola, flooding may have caused a gas explosion that caused a jail to collapse killing to two inmates overnight. gabe gutierrez is outside the jail and joins me now. gabe, there's a lot of confusion as to what happened and how many were injured or rescued from this collapsed jail. tell us the latest. >> andrea, good afternoon, we have received conflicting and confusing information from county officials throughout the morning. initially we were told two inmates were con fermed dead and everyone else was accounted for. recently within the past hour or so, we've heard from the county sheriff who says that two people are confirmed dead but that three people are unaccounted for. we don't know if those three are whether they escaped or whether they are in the hospital. we're hoping to find out more information in an afternoon news conference with possibly an atf official which is now part of the investigation. let m

city every summer. we had a house there. it's an hour away to the ocean, atlantic ocean. so that's one culture. really midwestern and erie, which is like cleveland. it's another lake state. and the southwest was just poor white, appalachian, in many ways very hard on obama. just very tough on him. then you have scranton which roots for the yankees. ou pay for them. that's the only way to get the five media markets -- >> the philadelphia machine doesn't have the statewide influence -- >> she lost montgomery county to tom wolf. this is a remarkable development. she lost her home county. this thing we're on right now, television, is more important than people walking door to door. yesterday brendan boyle won that seat to the house allison gave up by going door to door in the 61st ward. door to door this white guy did it which is so great. his two strongest wards were the irish ward, where i did the best when i ran 40 years ago, and also i did very well in the 35th. but his 61st ward performance was door to door. if you go door to door, you're going to beat the ward leader. >> if tom wolf does win

this is a video of -- that the atlantic released a preview its new cover story, "the case for reparations." represents there poorest of the poor in the cityo. >> of always wanted to own my own house, because i work for white people when i was in the south. they have beautiful homes also always said, one day i was going to have me one. >> white folks banded together. it drives me crazy even today that we don't admit that. this is the best example i can think of the institutional racism. >> to talk about "the case for reparations," we're joined by ta-nehisi coates here in new york city. welcome to democracy now! you start your article with one particular figure, clyde ross. tell us his story and why you decided to begin with them. >> mr. ross is really diplomatic much of what is happening to african-americans across the 20th century, and i emphasize 20th century. mr. ross was born in the delta region of mississippi. his family was not -- they were quite prominent farmers. they had their land and possessions taken from them through a scheme around allegedly back taxes and were reduced to sharecropping. in the sharecropping system, there was