benjamin franklin comes to these pages is a contemporary man.would like to have had easily based on the portrayal of this book. on balance this is a great band great vision lived a long life had many episodes that life as a political figure in pennsylvania as a political figure on behalf of the colonies in europe as a political figure back with the declaration of independence, back to europe representing now the confederacy of america during the revolutionary war and then comes back and serves as a key figure in the constitutional prevention helping to save the day really for that constitution and arguing for it. it was a very close thing in the 13 states. benjamin franklin bigger than life figure quintessential american homespun shrews smart entrepreneurial represents so much of the american character. this is a wonderful biography. finally dying every day. i happen to love ancient history in this book by james rom is about the roman poet seneca who was sort of the artist in residence in the court of neuro neuroand the odd juxtapositions betwee

another biography walter isakson on benjamin franklin, a wonderful biography. i mean, benjamin franklin comes through these passengers as a very -- pages as a very contemporary man. we would relate to him easily based on the portrayal in this book. and on balance, this is a great man, great vision. lived a long life, had many episodes to that life as a political figure in pennsylvania as a political figure on behalf of the colonies in europe as a political figure back with the declaration of independence, back to europe representing now the confederacy of america during the revolutionary war then comes back and actually serves as a key figure in the constitutional convention helping to save the day really for that constitutional convention and arguing for it in what was a very close thing in the approval of the constitutional convention in the 13 states. benjamin franklin: bigger than life figure, quintessential american homespun, shrewd, smart, entrepreneurial represents so much of the american character. this is a wonderful biography. and finally "dying every

benjamin franklin, bigger than life figure, quintessential american. home-spun, shrewd, smart entrepreneurial. represents so much of the american character. this is a wonderful biography. finally, "dying every day." i have a love of ancient roman history and it's all about the roman poet, seneca, who was the artist in residence at the court of nero, and sort of the odd juxtapositions between this man, seneca and this tyrant, nero, and how he tried to survive in that time period, while being on the other hand a very senior adviser to nero, and it was a very tricky business. so it's a great piece of roman history about a very controversial and not easy relationship and a very easy and great read if you like ancient roman history as i do. so that's my summer reading for now. and i hope to be back next year with an equal number of recommendations. >> booktv wants to know what your reading this summer. tweet us your answer,@book tv or posted on thundershower facebook page facebook.com/book tv. >> on sunday, july 5th booktv is live with best selling author p

in switzerland four people out on a ski trip this is benjamin on his skis. whoa! hang on benjamin. hang on benjamin! >> like -- oh the earth tried to eat him. >> that is a glacier. they are on their way down. benjamin is holding on now for dear life. ing you see the black abyss below. >> what's down there? >> his grave is down there, if he falls. >> you are about to find out. >> no. >> oh. >> don't call benjamin. >> ah! >> initially, he fell about nine feet. he fell an additional 16 feet landed on soft snow but on either side of him, there's a bigger abyss. >> oh what do you do? what do you? >> at this point, he is afraid to move but his training starts to kick in. he does have the proper gear with him and he begins to put it to use. working with one hand to set his ice screw and he is able to crank that in. once he's got that set, he clips in a little bit of security now. >> how long does it take for the people to figure out that's gone? >> his friends don't figure out right away. thankfully there was a guide that somehow either heard him or noticed the hole open up. 17 minutes af

benjamÍn: muchas gracias.puede llevar a la ceguera, no es juego. tambiÉn daÑos renales. daÑo en los riÑones, donde vamos al baÑo y en el caso de Él, peor porque estaba consumido cerveza con levadura, estaba totalmente su salud. kalra: como le dijo el mÉdico, se estaba suicidando. tu historia es importante porque a los hombres hispanos le da miedo hacer dieta, piensan que es de mujeres. de quÉ manera tu mujer te ayudo? benjamÍn: bÁsicamente ella sigue cocinando la misma comida pero de una manera saludable, tratar de no usar aceite o grasas. karla: es importante, que ella estaba delgada y ella trataba de motivarte a ti a cambiar los hÁbitos alimenticios, para que seas mÁs sano. benjamÍn: 01, como macho mexicano, no quiere seguir la dieta. ese es un error. >> el hombre, mientras mÁs gordito, mÁs fuerte, más machos somos, eso nos decÍan nuestros padres, nuestros abuelos. quÉ hacÍas con otros amigos te acosaban? benjamÍn: puse a mi salud primera. kalra: y ahora que dicen? benjamÍn: ahora les da gusto, y yo respeto

they know, as separate entities, you go back to benjamin franklin's design. the snake cute in pieces during the french and indian war. join or die. a snake cut into pieces is going to die. a snake together is dangerous. that is the idea that a lot of these men are embracing. but the question they face in this room is what exactly is it that we want? so the first days of meetings are these very esoteric debates about the nature of federal government, national government, what is the difference, what we want? and then they start saying, we want this national government. and then they start saying, then what? well, virginia had come very organized. james madison is going to get credit for putting together a lot of the virginia plans that's submitted by admin randolph, our first attorney general. another virginian is chosen by nomination from pennsylvania to sit in the back of the room and lead the constitutional convention. and that will be george washington. the big hero of the day. equal now to franklin as far as american fame goes. so washington will take the

he went on the record during a meeting with benjamin netanyahu.the chief executive of the french telecom says he will continue investing in israel. he is backtracking a little over a week after making the opposite statement. >> there to present his apologies, the orange c.e.o. met with benjamin netanyahu on friday after the israeli premier called out a telecom firm over suspicions they were planning to boycott the state of israel. >> it is the one country in the middle east where everyone is protected under the law equally. we seek a genuine and secure peace with our palestinian neighbors. but that can only be achieved through direct negotiations between the parties. it will not be achieved through boycotts and threats of boycotts. >> the row started a press conference in cairo in which he said orange would be withdrawing from israel, severing ties with israeli's partners licensed to use the orange brand. >> our intention is to withdraw orange brand from israel. >> remarks that sparked outrage from the partner he has since said his strategy was co

we have benjamin franklin common the very best in meetings. franklin is 81 that summer. there are days for he is carried in and of these meetings. he can hardly walk. one of the great stories the comes afterwards is he supposedly asked what kind of a government they created here in philadelphia in human say a republic if you can keep it. and warning. think about the united states. one of the things i like to finish with is this idea that we are still using the same constitution. we are still using the same government. it is also allowed us, not quickly, but a lot is to improve because ultimately slavery in united states did not really in by the civil war. it's the 13th amendment. the 15th amendment will give equality in voting. the 19th amendment would give equality of voting by gender. maybe slowly, we have faced every issue that is come up in our constitution has allowed us to solve things and continue to move forward. this little humble room is really everything that the united states has been and will be. it will grow from the events that happened over about a 10 or

benjamin,thal, lisa, and emily chang. much more coming up on twitter. ♪ emily: dick costolo steps down as twitter ceo. jack dorsey takes purpose interim ceo. we have much more ahead. this is a special "bloomberg west" from san francisco. ♪ emily: breaking news -- a big shakeup at twitter. just in the last hour, dick costolo is stepping down as ceo. jack dorsey stepping in as interim ceo. the stock surging on this news. investors have be

natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >> welcome back it is 7:10, 64 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look right now at the delaware river. you tired of the rain yet? we'll get a reprieve today but we could get more rain on tuesday, right chris? >> reporter: great for the garden, we'll have big tomatoes and cucumbers. i can't wait to see the stalks of corn how high they will be this year they will be ten feet tall. my crops never work out too well the bugs eat them up. there's the view in cape may if you're down the shore it looks gray and gloomy, but things will clear out as the day wears on. this is the last of the showers working their way through cape may county now, we have a little batch toward trenton, we'll zoom into the cape may area, wildwood picking up a quick-hitting downpour, stone harbor, avalon to route 9, cape may to ocean city. heavy downpours all this continues to pull away at a good clip. within the next half-hour

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu benjamin netanyahu made a televised statement with respecto this report. here's with he said. >> translator: the committee that wrote this biased report was appointed by the u.n. human rights council. this committee was appointed by a council that calls itself the human rights council but is doing everything but worry about human rights. >> now hamas for its part has welcomed the report, particularly the assertion that israel may have committed war crimes. however, it criticized the suggestion that it may have committed war crimes during that 50-day conflict, saying that israel was the aggressor and they were simply trying to defend themselves and to protect the people of gaza. palestinian side has herrera also released a statement saying the palestinian authority will be reviewing the contents of thecontentsof the report however the only way they will see the end to the hostilities will be by the creation of a palestinian state. >> it was expected to be the crunch day when greece would either make a deal with its international creditors or f

first america because it seemed during the 18th century with the emergence of an american identity benjamin franklin like everybody else of his generation, george washington thomas jefferson, you name it they were all born englishman and a diet american. so, how did this happen? like a guy andrew my book on andrew jackson was about the emergence of american democracy

once he was able to secure himself from falling further using an ice screw, benjamin calmed down. too cold to use them to whistle properly. less than 20 minutes after he fell in benjamin heard what turned out to be another group of skiers near the crevasse. can you hear me? i'm here. they did and down came a rope. which brings us to another rope another rescue while benjamin used his rope to climb out, the bull on the end of this rope resisted. a half-ton pet bull named boy fell into an old well overnight in fulton county georgia. they dug a ramp so boy could walk out but he refused. >> he's taking a nap right now. >> he thinks he's at the hilton because we brought him water and food. now he's laying there. >> reporter: within half an hour of his fall benjamin reaching for a hand to pull him out. what was the first thing you said? >> thank you. thank you very much. >> reporter: benjamin was choppered out uninjured while news chopper hovered above boy the bull. after ten hours, a large animal rescue team finally who issed him out with a crane. this tale of two rescues, the one with

you said that jonah is a turncoat like benjamin arnold. who is benjamin arnold?> he was a guy i lent money to in college and he took off with my money and benjamin. he owes me money. >> that was tom arnold. >> tom arnold took my drugs . >> good save. >> that was a nice save. >> after the break, joanne, explains how music festivals n benefit us all. more advice from my squash partner, lee majors. >> i think it's time for me to start wearing ties. i hate to tell you that i don't know how to tie one. i usually have other people tie it and i put it around my neck. >> what? who dresses you? >> anybody in the vicinity. >> you don't know how the tie a tie. you're going to do the show. >> yes. >> we'll try to get a tie. >> one is longer than the other. i remember that. you go like this. >> you go like this, like that. something is missing. >> there's place i'm supposed to put this in. do i go like this? this is a trick tie. this is a trick tie. >> no, it isn't. >> this is a trick tie. >> we'll come back to that. here, try this. >> this is nice. i had one of these for my

benjamin: that is true in general with regulation in every spear -- every sphere.nk if you have a regulator that is on his or her toes, the regulator has got to adapt as well. you can always run a little bit behind. erik: what about unintended consequences. wall street is worth invoking or you it is hard to see can only listen to the moaning and groaning from wall street volcker over : we do not want to see the moving into another country. it is something we worry about. my hope is that we can flip those incentives on their head. by having a place where, if you get the regulation right and the companies who are being well-regulated can gain a competitive advantage and thrive, you could potentially create a situation in which people -- erik: get them to want to come new york state. nice to see you. ben is superintendent lawsky. still ahead on bloomberg market day, a volatile one for bonds in europe. ♪ mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. today pass market has closed in asia and europe. through whate you has been happening here. about 4:30, the markets hav

natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >> you think you and your friends play on bad golf courses even the pros are complaining about the course. chambers bay is so bad like playing nba finals on a court with holes in it. ouch. that's in a world not found of conditions in washington to make matters worse there's a fire off the course. check out dution tin johnson on 8 the approach misses the green kicks off and just takes off. watch this check out the roll keeps going and going and going and going does it stop no,son's ball is out of control. now we would be here all night if we didn't speed this up. watch it go. come on, come on. it's a roll back all the way to the tee box. he saves par on the ol hole it's going and going and going it's a tie. here's spieth birdie on three. got it should be great final round tonl. i think it's still rolling yeah eagles report to training camp six weeks from today and that doesn't mean it's now summer va

natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >>> here's what's happening on "action news at 11:30". investigators search for the cause of a fire that destroyed a grocery store in the city's wynnefield section and left several families without a place to live. also, mother nature throws a wrench in the plans of hundreds of athletes planning to race a triathlon today. plus an unusual contest that celebrates the faces only a mother could love. >>> but first, an intense search is underway to find the second of two escaped inmates on the run in upstate new york. yesterday, police shot and killed richard matt. tonight, more than 1000 law enforcement personnel are focusing on a 22-square-mile area near the woods where matt was found. we get the story from abc's philip minna. >> reporter: one down and one to go. tonight, the manhunt for fugitive killer david sweat is heating up. police warning sweat may be armed. >> sweat is still out there. he's cons

let's get more with benjamin cat. what is the status right now?min: good news that came through this morning -- it has restarted. they are running as per usual. people are able to exchange filling of the trains. anna:? what was it that sparks the events in the first place benjamin: there were protests on the french side. that happened after the tunnel was told that they were unable to maintain rail service to cross between the channel. the workers were concerned that it would result in some job losses. they went forward and things got out of hand. there was the burning of tires on the rails and some rubble. anna: the train operator -- what impact will this have on their underlying business? benjamin: because it just seems to be a contained event, probably not to significant -- too significant. they are reliant on the tunnel. yesterday we saw that with the suspension of service, traffic that was awful. there is a capacity question and there was a fire. but it seems to be under control now. anna: thank you very much. benjamin katz with that update.

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.ree. whole foods is accused of over charging their customers. it's said that they over charged their customers for goods by over stating their weight. whole foods is dpenying the claims. >>> cats are not only curious, they are brave. this is a house cat that would not back down from a mountain lion. a couple in colorado captured that moment on camera, get a away from here. dad had fun with it. >> where are the kids? >> they are out back. >> tommy are you kidding me? >> oh, yeah don't scare the cat. that's a big cat. both of them are big right? well the kids were actually still in bed after some pawing and purring and hissing he chased him off, and the mount lion returned to the woods. >> wow. >> wow is right. the house cat was unimpressed, get away from here my house. >> wow, that was a big mountain lion, that would frighten me. >> hi colin. >> hi, how are you? let's talk sports. the a's and giants feeling good. brett going big fly in arlington, buster at at&t and did they produce wins

i've sometimes been asked why he would benjamin franklin franklin not be president into the short answer was that he died just as george washington was being inaugurated. he didn't have the personnel -- personality. this is fairly because of the way that i conceived of the series in the first place. it was going to be a history of the united states. and so i needed a biographical subjects that occupied some place near the center of american life. if i had chosen an and enter or select of some sort, then i would be testing the reader's patience when i went from that particular life to the broad history. and they enable me to tell this story without diverging too far from the life and career of the president. so they turned out that most of these come actually after so andrew jackson was volume two, ulysses grant, theodore roosevelt, franklin and finally ronald reagan. again back to the reason with each of these books, i tried to associate and choose the individual to somehow legitimize what i conceived in my head as the central task of american history during this particular period. so it

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu made a televised statement with with respect to this report. here's what he said. >> this committee was appointed by a council that calls itself human rights council but does anything but follow human rights. >> now hamas for its part has welcomed the report, particularly the assertion that israel has committed war crimes but criticized the suggestion that it may have committed war crimes during that 50-day conflict saying that israel was the aggressor and that they were simply trying to defend themselves and to protect the people of gaza. now the palestinian chief negotiators has also released a statement saying that the palestinian authority and the palestinian leadership will be reviewing the contents of the u.n.'s report. however, he concluded by saying that the only way we can see or will ever see an end to the hostilities that we saw last year will be with the creation of a palestinian state. >> concessions by greece have been welcomed as a positive step ahead of the emergency talks in brussels over the country's debt. but a deal is not

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reporter benjamin mueller is us with the latest.one of the first reports police made about the incident made no reference to actually anybody's hands being on his neck or his arms anything being a on his neck or his arms anything being around his neck yet you quote the autopsy as saying on external examination of the neck there are no visible injuries on the inside were tell stale signs of choking. why this discrepancy? >> you're right. this is an internal police document prepared soon after his death and soon after the pivotal video came out that is showed the choke hold. it came out from supervisors on the scene and showed no contact with eric garner's neck. she saw a choke hold and told us that she told the police department officials who interviewed her that day that she saw a choke hold too. the statement attributed to her is different than the one she said she gave them. >> so if it wasn't for that video there was a chance that version of the truth could be the record. she's also behind the second video that shows how the emer

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> san francisco has so much to celebrate that flags will have to share space. the mayor helped raise the lgbt flag over city hall. just like every june. to do that the warriors flag that had been there was taken down, but only temporarily. the flags will take turns. the warriors' flag will hang proudly on game day. >>> now the entire staff watched the game at the quicken loans arena. he rt cha erred -- he chartered a flight so they could help boost the crowd. he tweeted the warriors booked 155 hotel rooms in cleveland. that's a nice gesture. >> that's fantastic. >> clearly it didn't work. >> blame them. >> that's fantastic. >> the giants did that a lot. >> yeah, they took the whole team. and to be fair the cavaliers did the same thing. at the rate he is going they hillary name the city of sydney for him. they will call it dele from now on. the australian native takes the warriors down under in game three of the nba ÷h ...whether i shoul

we take you to israel, where a close and contentious election this spring provided prime minister benjamin netanyahu with a fourth term in office, and brought in a new wave of arab lawmakers, uniting as a voting bloc called "the joint list". it's the first time arab lawmakers from different parties have joined together. they've pledged to improve the social and economic conditions of israel's arab minority. newshour special correspondent martin fletcher has the story. >> reporter: israel's home to more than eight million people, and while it's known as a jewish state, one in five is arab: muslims and christians. the largest minority group in the country, arab israelis have few leadership roles in the country's social and government institutions, and economically, they trail far behind the jewish majority. nearly half of israel's arabs live in poverty. guy ben-porat studies minority issues at israel's ben-gurion university. >> sreenivasan: but today, after arab political parties joined forces and then captured 13 of the israeli parliament's 120 seats, a new generation of arab lawmakers want

stacey, benjamin... this is daniel. you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow. >>> that's shazam, finds out >>> that's shazam, finds out both the title and artist. that version of take me out to the ball game is by steve goodman. now expanding beyond sound to sight. it doesn't only hear music but can see objects and images. rich, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> in terms of recognizing music, i've been fascinated how this works. how does shazam do it? >> when users push the button, we take a sample of the audio and send it back to our system and scan a data base of over 30 million songs and 160 tv channels and in seconds we return that result and do that over 20 million times a day. >> how does that work that quickly? i love the name because it is shazam, like music. >> our users do associate us with magic and we take that seriously. in milliseconds we make that match so there are over 100 scientists and engineers behind the scenes making that look easy but technically it's quite ch

natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >>> just when you thought our show could not get anymore weird. >> pull over. >> that is a shot of jen fred asleep at a b and b, a bed and breakfast, in cape may, poor thing, she should have have a cover over her little will body. hopefully she's in the child. >> it is it may be a couple too skinny bottles last night. >> if she stay at any b and b it would be at goddess of wine b and b. well, just adorable. explain this shot to you, it is if anything cannon this show can be explained we will try to do it. >>> it is 7:24. >> i will talk about this because i mentioned i a had some chickens. i shared that with you. >> she bought three chickens for her three sons. >> more on that later. >> now they are going to make me eggs. >> they will be by the end of the summer. >> in august. >> but let me tell you. >> just when it cannot get more chaotic at your house now you have chickens. >> here's the reason, be

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regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> and welcome back. new this morning, millions of americans could face a big hike in their health care premiums starting next year, so, experts predict that costs will rise significantly in 2016, with one insurer in new mexico proposing a 50% increase. number of factors contribute to the higher premiums, including rising drug prices. >> ford is recalling 1 million mustang and gt sports cars because of defective air bags. these airbags made by takata they can inflate with too much force and possibly explode

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israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu flamed the war in gaza as flawed and bias and both israel andnian groups may have committed war crimes during the conflict and james base reports from the u.n. in new york. >> reporter: should war crime charges following last summer's gaza war, that is the key question posed by the release of a report by the u.n. commission of inquiry into the war, a conflict that killed well over 2000 people. the panel's findings criticized palestinian armed groups for extra judicial executions of those claimed to be collaborators but there was particularly strong condemnation of israel's indiscriminate bottom boardment. >> attacks on homes and families which led to large numbers of family members dying together when their homes were struck in the middle of the night or as they were gathering for the meal and these attacks had particular consequences for children and approximately 551 children died last summer. >> reporter: israeli parliament prime minister benjamin netanyahu attacked the commission. >> the united nations human rights council has an obsession w

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. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has slammed the u.n.ast year's war in gaza as flawed and biased. investigators say both israel and palestinian groups may have committed war driems crimes during the 50-day conflict. our diplomatic editor james bays report from the u.n. in new york. >> reporter: should there now be war crimes charges following last summer's gaza war? that's the key question posed by the release of a report by the u.n. commission of inquiry in to the war. a conflict that killed well over 2,000 people. the pam's finding criticized palestinian armed groupings for execution of clap those claimed to be collaborators but there was particularly condemnation of israel's bombardment. >> the attacks on homes and family that his led to large numbers of family members dieing together when their homes were struck in the middle of the night, or as they were gathering for the meal. these attacks had particular consequences for children. approximately 551 children died last summer. >> reporter: the ins israeli parliament. prime minister

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has slammed the u.n.' is flawed and bias. they say both groupings may have committed war crimples during the 50-day cop flijt. james bays reports from the nun new york. >> reporter: should there now be war crimes charges following last summer's gaza war? that's the key question poised by the release of a report by the u.n. commission of inquire any to the war. a conflict that killed well over 2,000 people. the panel's find goes criticize palestinian armed groups to extra judicial executions of those claimed to be collaboratorclandrab ratersbut there was talk about israel. >> the attacks on homes and family that his led to large numbers of family members dieing together when their homes were struck in the mid of the night or as they were gathering for meals. these attacks had particular consequences for children. approximately 551 children died last summer. >> reporter: in in the israeli parliament prime minister benjamin netanyahu attacked the commission. >> the united nations human rights council has a si

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.bacco-free. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning at 4:28. thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. i am eric thomas with leyla gulen. we begin with a look at the weather. it is june. i hear the term "thunderstorm," talk about. >> and moisture. the fun stuff we are not used to. if you live away the bay and the coast you will notice it is different this morning than when you went to bed more refreshing. i came through the caldecott tunnel 70 on one end and 55 on ther end so it was a sea breeze morning for the bay and cooler. you can see from sutro tower the marine layer re-establishing dominance over the flow. it will take the steam or take the heat out of our forecast but maybe not the steam. temperatures are dropping but the humidity is up and in an isolated thunderstorm is possible in the 60s at the coast and 70 to nearly 80 an bay and mid-80s to one or two 90's left over inland but yesterday 100 degree heat. gone. >> a big oven yesterda