we're in bedford, pennsylvania. about halfway between pittsburgh and harrisburg, pennsylvania. this is a town that's been around since the mid 18th century. we're about two files off the interstate. bedford has always been a great place to stop. but about a decade ago, main street was in trouble. as one generation of small business owners retired or left, nobody was coming in to take their places. the result was a lot of empty storefronts and that did nothing to bring in customers. so today we have a story of revival. a story of a group of business owners that came together with a vision to make main street once again a popular destination. >> may name is julie dull. i've been the manager for downtown bedford, incorporated. this is my sign. >> what is the main street manager's mission? >> we're here to revitalize downtown bedford. economically, socially. >> why was it created? >> i actually was one of the retail merchants in our downtown and we had some success fulmer chants but we kind of did our own thing. we felt

we continue our series "main street usa" here in bedford, pennsylvania. we have that and a lot more coming up next on "your business." ♪ >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy, and american express open is here to help. that's why we're proud to present "your business" on msnbc. >>> hi, there, everyone, i'm jj ramberg and welcome to "your business," the show that gives you tips and advice to help your small business grow. in the past few months, we have taken you around the country to see what life is really like on main street usa, from galena, illinois, to alabama, i've been chatting with small business owners to find out what's working for them and what's not. today, i want to tell you about a group of entrepreneurs who didn't like what they saw on their main street, and so they came together with a vision. with some help from their downtown manager, bedford, pennsylvania, has turned itself around. >> today, we're in bedford, pennsylvania, about halfway between pittsburgh and harrisburg, pennsylvania. this is a town that's been around since

bedford college. home of the bedford beavers. hmm, our eager beaver was buying ashley drinks all night? maybe he felt owed. yeah, i wanted to hook up with her. she was hot. she was trashed. so you followed ashley out of the bar to her car? no, no. i offered her a ride. she blew me off. she said i wasn't old enough or rich enough for her. you cut yourself? i--ow. i caught it in the cab door. a cab? ah... i thought you said that you offered ashley a ride? i did. she blew me off. so i took the tunnel back into the city, tried to salvage my night. that's when my car got towed. we call the impound lot, they'll confirm your story? here, i'll save you a phone call. i-- plus, i used the atm at planet hollywood. you did have a bad night, dean. look-- whatever this chick said i did, i didn't do. tell her she owes me 80 bucks for that sparkling sake. ashley said that you weren't rich enougfor her. it sounds like she already had a sugar daddy. probably the guy that kept calling her cell phone. o canada. who has o canada as their ring tone? a

. >> we have adriana lima on bedford. >> thank you, god. it's her, right? >> how did she get back from europe too fast? >> airplane. >> it's amazing. >> dude, literally photos just came of her taking photos for victoria's secret. >> she was giving parisians a full view a day ago, so is she stateside now? >> this is the sexiest video with no words we have ever done. she comes out of the deli. we're talking to her. >> everybody thinks you're the most beautiful. do you think anybody else is the most beautiful? can you just blow me a kiss, to "tmz." oh, my god. >> wait a second. >> that is not adriana lima? >> i trust dax. >> i thought it was her. she is always going to eat food, that is suspicious. >> it seems weird that she would blow a kiss? >> yeah, because she is in urope. >> you're going to get your badge back. >> inspector dax. we took his badge and did an independent investigation against public policy and got it back. inspector dax. thanks random hot chick. >> mark, how is it going, man? >> we got mark cuban, what do you think of bill gates on the "for

. >> maybe even more difficult jai nanda decided to launched it in the bedford styvesant brooklyn, one of the neediest communities in new york city. >> you are in a church for now. >> for now. >> the kids come here from all over the city. >> 93 percent live below the poverty line. >> many never showed up for class at their old schools, but nanda actively recruits kids that other kids have given up on. >> so when you say give us your worst students their reaction is. >> awesome, great and educate, not we don't like them, but someone else can educate them and get them to be successful, great. we can't do it. >> nanda's approach was to flip the whole idea of school on its head. at a time when only six states requires physical education in nine grades and nine states require recess he decided to make sports the cornerstone of his program when students here arrive at school they don't sit behind a desk. >> they intend the first three hours of every day with their team and coaches. they play basketball. lift weights. jump rope, use punching bags, ride bikes and do yoga. >> we need to recogni

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. >> we have adriana lima on bedford. >> thank you god. >> how did she get back from europe too fast?rplane. >> it's amazing. >> dude, literally photos just came of her taking photos for victoria's secret. >> she was giving parisians photos so is she stateside now? >> this is the sexiest video that we have done. she comes out of the deli. >> everybody thinks you're the most beautiful. do you think anybody else is the most beautiful? can you just blow me a kiss, to "tmz." oh, my god. >> wait a second. >> that is not adriana lima? >> i trust zach. >> it seems weird that she would blow a kiss? >> yeah, because she is in europe. >> no human here. >> you're going to get your badge back. >> you got the x, he took his best and independent investigation against policy and got it back. inspector dax. thanks random hot chick. >> we got mark cuban, what do you think of bill gates on the "forbes" list? >> he said let me tell you a story. >> bill gates stole my girl. >> that is an awesome story. >> tell me. >> true, man, he had more money before. >> i found the story online. he says that he was at

enforcement for 14 years and have never seen anything like it. >> detective matt fleming with the bedfordoves through the store, stealing in plain view. >> here you can see a suspect walk up to the case and -- that's the 5-year-old child you see through a large portion of the video that actually goes behind the cabinet. if you watch, she just opened the case -- moved the book and opened the case. you can see her directing the child right here towards items in that case. she's actually pointing with her hand to indicate which one. and she's actually verifying that she has the right one right there. the child looks up at her, which is obvious she's looking for some direction as to whether or not she did the right thing. then before she exits, you can see her pocketing the items. >> the store employees are busy helping other customers, oftentimes diverted or distracted by the mother or other family members. now the daughter is seen going back into the jewelry area, looking to see if anyone is watching. >> watch. this is very upsetting. the daughter's going to actually low crawl into the cabi

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. >> we'll take you to bedford, pennsylvania where a main street manager is leading the charge.il then, i'm jj ramberg. remember, we make your business our business. building animatronics is all about getting things to work together. the timing, the actions, the reactions. everything has to synch up. my expenses are no different. receiptmatch on the business gold rewards card synchronizes your business expenses. just shoot your business card receipts and they're automatically matched up with the charges on your online statement. i'm john kaplan, and i'm a member of a synchronized world. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. >>> good evening. thanks for being with us tonight. they put on blue helmets and body armour, got into suvs they, they braved sniper fire that hit its target that disabled their lead vehicle, but they got in there and did the science that needed to be done. this 38-page report, those inspectors turned in on monday of this week, this shows what they scientifically documented and it is terrible. it's the effect of large scale apparently mili

. >> we'll take you to bedford, pennsylvania, where a main street manager is leading the charge.ntil then, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our business. building animatronics is all about getting things to work together. the timing, the actions, the reactions. everything has to synch up. my expenses are no different. receipt match from american express synchronizes your business expenses. just shoot your business card receipts and they're automatically matched up with the charges on your online statement. i'm john kaplan and i'm a member of a synchronized world. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. >>> can you be against authorizing the use of force in syria and the new deal to avert military action? >>> it has been another weekend of fast moving developments as washington reacts to yesterday's surprise agreement between the u.s. and russia. proposed deal that calls for syria to destroy all of its chemical weapons by the middle of next year. >> the united states and russia are committed to the elimination of syrian chemical weapons in the so

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and the third one's in bedford hills, 6 to 18 for manslaughter. what happened to his father?father was in a drunk driving accident almost 20 years ago. we need to see the rest of his family. spence was a good kid. we girls used to give him a hard time. we'd dog pile on top of him. his face would turn red. it was funny. ma said he was a boy-- he could take it. you like your brother. we can tell. yeah, he wasn't like us. he could hold a straight job. talk to strangers without getting in a fight. you think that's your dad's influence? they were close, right? spence was like him. you know, sensitive. (goren) he was good to spence. brought him toys, um, like marbles and... yeah, like marbles. you're smiling. did you do something to his marbles. when dad died, spence wouldn't stop crying like a baby. so we got a hammer and we smashed his marbles. shut him up. we noticed some medical records in his file. when he was nine, he went to the emergency room. somebody set his hair on fire. oh, yeah. that was sandy. she threw matches at him. and then he spent a week in the hospital with foo

. >> continue straight on to bedford avenue. want to know something interesting about that phone?gh night last night, buddy? turn right on to what did you do to get her? >> what did he just say? >> it is my first day. can you tell? did you buy that shirt in, a, the '80s, b, the '80s, or c, the 80s. turn right. >> so, really, what did you do to get her? >> i told you i'm not bugging. i told you i'm not bugging. >> remember to buckle your seat belt. life is precious and so are you. >> i wish i could be a polka dot on your shirt. >> where did they get this. >> i can't believe i'm being dissed by a computer. >> that is what i am talking about. >> you have made my day. this is actually a human being talking behind you in a car that is following you. we are following behind you and videotaping everything. >> that's very, very cute. >> you know what, i like that because it's adorable and nobody gets hurt and it's not mean spirited. so much of that stuff is. >> i like it. >> we'd love to know. what do you think? is it distracting? we'd love to know some horrible story. it told you to go s

. >> reporter: bedford in brooklyn has had a tough reputation for years.rts, michael mccasland is doing something unexpected. he's taken a sport often found in private clubs and he's teaching it to kids right off the court. >> you've just got to keep working and work your way up. >> reporter: the 30-year-old from north carolina moved to brooklyn for his job as a forensic scientist. every day he would walk by this tennis court. and every day he would think the same thing. >> there's a bunch of kids who live around here who probably don't play tennis. you've got a tennis court right here. >> the court itself is not in the best condition. >> they have gotten worse over time. of course we originally said wait, there's no net, it's a fence but it's perfect because it doesn't break down. >> reporter: michael's perfect court led to this imperfect flier. mccasland offered tennis lessons on saturdays in the marcy projects for free. then he posted it around the neighborhood. >> i came out on the first day. >> you came out with gear? what did you have? >> i had a cou

. >> we have adriana lima on bedford. >> thank you, god. it's her, right?d she get back from europe too fast? >> airplane. >> it's amazing. >> dude, literally photos just came of her taking photos for victoria's secret. >> she was giving parisians a full view a day ago, so is she stateside now? >> this is the sexiest video with no words we have ever done. she comes out of the deli. we're talking to her. >> everybody thinks you're the most beautiful. do you think anybody else is the most beautiful? can you just blow me a kiss, to "tmz." oh, my god. >> wait a second. >> that is not adriana lima? >> i trust dax. >> i thought it was her. she is always going to eat food, that is suspicious. >> it seems weird that she would blow a kiss? >> yeah, because she is in urope. >> you're going to get your badge back. >> inspector dax. we took his badge and did an independent investigation against public policy and got it back. inspector dax. thanks random hot chick. >> mark, how is it going, man? >> we got mark cuban, what do you think of bill gates on the "forbes" list?

. >> the scene in new bedford was probably one of the weirdest scenes i have ever witnessed, a course basically built in between two buildings on a swamp. >> bmx rider paul herrane built it. >> it started out as a bet. just built the most ra deck lows things you can think about and have people come out and throw money in a hat. and say, hey, look, you want something you want to do and you think it's worth a prize, you do it, and i'll tell you your reward. it got everyone to push themselves. >> they had riders jumping off ledges, riding down rails, riding across like 2 by 6s. they went so far as to have dead animals on the landings. >> one of the daredevil riders who sticks out is matt plassman. he decides he wants to attempt the biggest most difficult jump in the competition. a ten-foot high leap over the two septic tanks known as the holy roller. the holy roller was the big one. we're talking about it since that morning as a joke that maybe somebody would jump this. i didn't actually think somebody would literally try it. >> paul should have known. in the bmx world, if you build it,

is how it went from building one ship at a time to turning out a ship, at one point edgar and clay bedford had a contest to see who could build one of fastest by setting everything up. everybody thought this was a publicity stunt but it really did help to see it. clay build one in ten days, a whole liberty ship. edgar turned around and did one in five. after that they went back to normal production. you have all your crews set up, everything in place. that is what kaiser did. if you ask what kaiser's wohl, it is not doing all that stuff, his boy is doing that. is role is he learned to become the ultimate washington insider. he knew where to go, who to talk to. he had an idea, one of the weapons for submarine warfare, baby flat carriers. one way to fight the submarines was airplanes. you can only go from land base to what if you have many carriers they called them and put ships out at sea to go after submarines and what finally ended the submarine menace was not convoys, the navy leadership was sporadic to say the least. they insisted, admiral king insisted the only way, not just the best w

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police officer who secretly recorded his police commander's ordering various types of misconduct in bedford stuyvesant's 81st precinct. the backdrop is the nypd's crime-fighting strategy. this is a strategy where statistics are used to identify crime hot spots and then officers are sent to respond to those hot spots. that strategy is credited with the sharp crime drop in the city over the last 20 years. but it had some weaknesses that became more and more apart as time went -- apparent as time went on. and that sort of numbers-oriented strategy had some problems because it inspired commanders to come up with ways to make crime look better without actually, you know, ways to make crime look like it was going down without actually doing the work. manipulating the statistics. and a lot of the issues that are raised in the book are now being discussed as part of the mayoral race; quotas, downgrading of crime, civil rights violations, stop and frisk. these are all things that have been sort of a pass of this mayoral race. my journey through this story began in march of 2010 when i got a cryptic

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is rather strange and interesting and unusual and, of course -- or maybe not of course -- nathan bedford forest. i could spend the whole time allotted here just listing names, but not to worry, i'm not going to do that. i'm going to give you a little bit of background how i got into this book, some of the things that were important to me in the writing of it, and then i'm going read very briefly and be very delighted to take and answer your questions if i possibly can. so to go back to the book itself, i did name some names, now i want you to think for a moment about the tremendous innovations, particularly technological but not exclusively technological innovations, during this particular period. think, for example, the first that comes to mind is, of course, photography. we have many of us who live in new york have probably gone to see the met's show of civil war photography and also civil war painting. but it's interesting to think that the civil war was documented in this country from beginning to end by photographers which is shocking really. and off when i've -- often when i've tho

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i want to go to john from bedford, new york, on the democratic line. good morning to you. caller: good morning, john, how are you? upon careful and measured situation it becomes sad when we become aware of these tragic events are becoming more and more predictable. it is not really surprising when one considers the underlying issues, that people do not wish to address. this, butasy to say the society -- and i want to be careful -- breeds violence at major institutions. housing and property discrimination, employment, health care, education. it is difficult because it is cloaked underwrites, cloaked under freedom, exceptionalism. these tragic events -- although personal to the families, it has to be a can seriously and one has to pray and considerate -- but to be a little more objective for a moment, it appears that too many people are out and made to feel they do not matter. perhaps if more money were spent on mental health and social work and that type -- it may help some. but it is very difficult for all of us to address the underlying issues. as liberal nonsense. host:

and i -- so i asked him how things were going at the bedford fall saving and loan.hter] he did not respond as you all did. or even at all. but he got a little more comfortable with me and lead me upstairses. his collection was housed in one enormous room was the entire upstairs of his house, and it was just something to see. he had mannequins with complete german uniforms on them. they were impeccable. on one wall he had a rack with 30 or so the spiked german helmets. and each and every one of them looked like they were brand new. he took me over and started showing me them. he showed me every single one of them of somehow subtly different from every other one. this one was from a bo vary min regimen. there was an engineers. he could go on and on about them. the bulk of his collection was housed in a series of massive cabinets over on another wall. with very large drawers and he opened up some of the draws and showed me. one was full of identification disks. that's all it was. must have represented hundred of men. german, e american, french, another was full of insi

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perhaps even more difficult because jay nanda decided to launch his new school last year in in the bedford-stivsonew york city. >> we've seen a lot of high school drop-outs, a lot of obesity. we've created a school that attacks health issues where it's so critical. >> you're inside a church. >> for now. >> the lab for this school is two floors of this pentecostal church, which he's renting until he finds a permanent home. the kids come here from all over the city. 93% live below the poverty line. many never showed up for class at their old schools. but nanda actively recruits kids that other schools have given up on. >> so when you go to these schools and say, give me your worst students, their reaction is? >> awesome. great. and from... not from a we don't like them, but someone else can educate them and get them to be successful, great. we can't do it. you want 'em, you got 'em. it's a win for everybody. >> nanda's approach was to flip the whole idea of school on its head. at a time when only six states require phys ed in every grade and nine states require recess, he decided to make sports the

. >> we have adriana lima on bedford. >> thank you god. >> how did she get back from europe too fast?ally photos just came of her taking photos for victoria's secret. >> she was giving parisians photos so is she stateside now? >> this is the sexiest video that we have done. she comes out of the deli. >> everybody thinks you're the most beautiful. do you think anybody else is the most beautiful? can you just blow me a kiss, to "tmz." oh, my god. >> wait a second. >> that is not adriana lima? >> i trust zach. >> it seems weird that she would blow a kiss? >> yeah, because she is in europe. >> no human here. >> you're going to get your badge back. >> you got the x, he took his best and independent investigation against policy and got it back. inspector dax. thanks random hot chick. >> we got mark cuban, what do you think of bill gates on the "forbes" list? >> he said let me tell you a story. >> bill gates stole my girl. >> that is an awesome story. >> tell me. >> true, man, he had more money before. >> i found the story online. he says that he was at a party in the 1980's. i was way coupl

. >> with the school year getting started, catherine will be in bedford with her kids. >> reporter: theuglas was diagnosed with cancer. adding to that, jones' own issues. treatment for bipolar disorder. in may, douglas talked with elizabeth vargas about the illness. >> it reminded me when i had to come out about the cancer. just clears up a lot of rumors. >> reporter: zeta-jones made her first public appearance since the separation was announced on sunday, at a red carpet event in china. "people" magazine reports that even though the actress was 6,000 miles away, she sent douglas a note, just before the emmys. >> if they lean towards saving their marriage, it will probably be because of their focus on saving their family. >> reporter: long-time friend of douglas told "people" magazine, quote, it's as though cancer and marriage problems knocked him around and made him a different man. today is a special day. they were both born on september 25th. >> that's right. >> a great day. >> that's got to be a challenge. the age gap thing. >> good to hear the positive news. >> thanks for bringing

neighborhood, white hipsters who got priced out of williamsburg are coming down a certain avenue, bedfordalties, how can you treat everyone with respect. a lot of my neighbors work two full time jobs to pay to live in new york. they are not free loaders. they are not coasting. they are the backbone of this city. what bloomberg's interview did was disrespect the people. there is a great photo series humans of new york, a woman, dominican american talks about having to shower and go to her next job. >> underline the respect point for just a moment. bill de blasio was -- christine mccrayon twitter, mike bloomberg, enough of pat remarkable thinking i'm not a property or tool to be used or control, stop the sexism. what she did was not go to race but acting as if she was deployed as a tool constitute sexism. >> there's a kind of -- it's kind of interesting how we play these games. it was just a couple weeks ago where people were wondering whether de blasio's wife in her interview with maureen dowd was playing i'm married and i have kids, chris quinn, who is gay, does not have kids, whether the

and stay at the omni bedford resort and spa.ains are one of my favorite places for leap peeping. we have two experiences here. the first is to get carried in a hot air balloon over the mountains. so serene and beautiful to take in the colors. something more adventure, try the zip lining course. it's an incredible 3 1/2-hour experience. $88 a person. lots of adventure courses, repelling, sky bridges, so cool. stay in the town of asheville, a quantd, cool town. hotel indigo, $206 a night, very great. >> also, ins a pe s s aspen, c another cool place to go. >> $479 to take a helicopter tour. and in aspen it's all about the aspen trees that pop into colors of gold and yellow with the white bark. absolutely breathtaking. i recommend staying at the sky hotel aspen, it's a kenson property. it is $260 a night in october. >> charleston, south carolina, i wouldn't think of leaf peeping down there, but it seems like a good idea. >> it is. and you don't always have to be far for leap peeping. in the marsh outside of charleston, the marsh tu

. >> we have adriana lima on bedford. >> thank you, god. it's her, right? >> how did she get back from europe too fast? >> airplane. >> it's amazing. >> dude, literally photos just came of her taking photos for victoria's secret. >> she was giving parisians a full view a day ago, so is she stateside now? >> this is the sexiest video with no words we have ever done. she comes out of the deli. we're talking to her. >> everybody thinks you're the most beautiful. do you think anybody else is the most beautiful? can you just blow me a kiss, to "tmz." oh, my god. >> wait a second. >> that is not adriana lima? >> i trust dax. >> i thought it was her. she is always going to eat food, that is suspicious. >> it seems weird that she would blow a kiss? >> yeah, because she is in urope. >> you're going to get your badge back. >> inspector dax. we took his badge and did an independent investigation against public policy and got it back. inspector dax. thanks random hot chick. >> mark, how is it going, man? >> we got mark cuban, what do you think of bill gates on the "for