it's hoping to change that by using the mora buffalo. animals can produce up to 32 liters of milk a day, more than any other cow s or buffalos. faz jamil reports. >> this is uvarach, the proud father of thousands of calves weighing in at 1500 kilograms, this breed of buffalo called mora is becoming highly prized for longevity and toughness. for some farmers, the big money comes from breeding. >> he has made a lot of difference. i make more than $2,000 selling one of his calves where a rig one would sell for less than $200. people keep asking me if there are any more of his calves. >> reporter: aside from selfing calves singh sells hissemen about $475 per mil liter. many are repeat customers. >> the buffalo produced with this semen are very large. they produce a lot of milk and the calves produce good quality. they sell well. >> the potential of the mora buffalo to make farming more productive especially when it comes to milly has the state government involved in promoting the animal. there are very few buffalo bulls of his quality in the

and buffalo wild wings disappointing.hole foods stocks has been pulverized in after hours trading. everyone expecting one more amazing quarter but not nearly as amazing as it was. it soared to the strat os fear. of course there's always stocks that run up in good quarters and when we get good quarters it's something not enough. this concept of great, poor expectations not just about stocks. many people thought fed would get tough on rates too soon but the feds did the same ole same ole to help set the market in a good mood with low expectations in the oil market and yet a child storye wild story today came out saying the saudis who have been pumping will be cutting back. their wells would soon be spoiled by having too much water in them. look at this. >> with respect to production in russia and in the middle east. we do not believe these production levels are sustainable. >> i think that turns out to be the case. well, why not? shouldn't it be he runs a company wildly known as scientist of the oil patch. he knows exactly

it hopes to change that using a native buffalo. it can produce up to 32 litres a day, more than any other cows or buffalos. we have this report. >> this is a proud father of thousands of calves. weighing in at 1500 kilograms, this breed of buffalo is highly prized for longevity and toughness. >> for some farmers, the big money comes from breeding. >> it makes a difference, i make $2000 selling one of his calves. a regular sells for $200. people ask if there are more of his calves. >> aside from selling calfs, he makes money selling the semen, at $475 per millimetres. many are repeat customers. >> the buffalo produced with this semen is large, and produce a lot of milk, and the calves are good quality. they sell well. >> the potential of the buffalo to make farming more productive. when it comes to milk, has a state government involved in promoting the animal. >> there are few buffalo bulls in the entire state. because of the amount of m milk the female can produce, nearly 10 times more than a normal cow, the government is using sci

have not adopted the buffalo as a primary source of milk. efforts want to change that, with many exported to other states and countries in eastern europe, asia and south america. with a goal to increase milk production in india and abroad. >>> okay time for the sport. andy is here great news for serena williams. goodness me. >> unbelievable. one of the modern greats. systems confirmed her place amongst the greats of women's tennis, the american winning the wimbledon title for a sixth time. and holds all four grand slam titles, the world number one beating spain's mugurug, z a. >> it was the result everyone expected. the bare facts don't tell the full story of the young spanish 20 seed. playing in the first grand slam final. muga rushings uzba broke serena williams. she has form and handedcm 6-2, 6-2 beating in the french open. the wimbledon final is another thing. the number one seed fought back to take an exciting first set. it hooked all over as serena williams powered to a 5-1 lead in the second. her opponent showed fighting spirit. her s

still haven't adopted the mora buffalo as a source of milk. moras also being exported to several different states, europe asia and south america with a goal to increase milk production in india and abroad. fez jamil, al jazeera india. >> jo. >> novak djokovic has successfully defended his title. zoe cummings reports. >> greatest the game has seen. after fed err's sublime semi final, a record breaking 8 wimbledon challenges but djokovic wasn't bb about to relinquish this time. novak needed all his skill matching his pinpoint precision to take first set. as the iron man tightened his grip in the second set federer fought back to force an iconic tie break the longest in wimbledon history for 15 years. djokovic's disappointment clear and the skies darkened, hoped the feisty finale would douse the drizzle. djokovic returned to court determined and devastating. federer's dreams of a fairy tale finish faded fast. oldest winner of the wimbledon title passed, as djokovic neared his title. the champion finally crumbled. delight in the ninth. now 48 wins

many are repeat customers. >> the buffalo produced with this semen are very large. they produce a lot of milk and the cavs they produce are good quality. they sell well. >> the potential of the buffalo to make farming more productive has the state government involved in promoting the animal. >> there are very few bulls of this quality in the entire state. because of the amount of milk the females can produce nearly 10 times more than a typical cow, the government is using science to help increase the population. >> about 50 kilometers away at this government research center, different types of buffalo and cows are studied. semen samples are taken to determine fertility and help. scientists have studied the buffalo for decades working to breed a stronger variant more robust and producing better milk. >> more fat protein calcium phosphorous, more minerals, resistant to most of the diseases. the buffalo is having more adopt ability to the climate change. >> with more exported to other states and countries asia and south america with the goal to increase milk production

police swarmed his house near buffalo. he spent time in turkey and yemen and planned another trip to syria to join the terrorist group. >>> this morning, the day after the afghan government said mullah omar was dead they poured water. they said he died two years ago, offered no evidence of the death but american officials called the report credible. peace talks between the tall pan officials is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> hillary clinton has agreed to testify october 22nd. the republican led committee will question the presidential candidate and former secretary of state about benghazi as well as her use of private e-mails. the u.s. ambassador and three other americans were killed in 2012 attacks in libya. >>> the jury deciding the punishment for james holmes listens to closing arguments today. his mother took to the stand to spare his life. there was a moment it could have been prevented. she received a call a month before from a psychiatrist treating holmes. they never said he was mentally ill. >> she never said he wante

well according to the buffalo news she immediately took that letter to law enforcement.hing about the breakout at all. she actually received security while her father was on the loose. but that is the information. and we also looked baa the ded into the protocol of the prisons in new york. they do not search outgoing mail unless the superintendent with written authorization believes there is a security risk and there is information in one of those correspondences that they need to know. obviously that is the protocol out going mail not searched. but we're also learning a bit more about the last few hours of richard matt's life. it was one week ago this afternoon. we've got pictures of a trailer that was abandoned. the registration says 1998. this was the trailer that richard matt was in when those shots were heard. this is the trailer so close to the road that she shot -- he shot out of with that 20 gauge shotgun. it was after that that the tactical unit of customs and border patrol flew in and started doing that ground search. when they approached matt and asked him to

also commissioned the buffalo nickel you hear about. so he fell very in love with that -- what used to be 60 million bison on the great plains. but these years in the dakota, he's a cowboy rancher, he's got two brands, the maltese cross and the elk horn. and he says, "i never could have been president, never could have been a leader, without my time in north dakota." well, they milk that for everything it's worth in north dakota today. you'll see it, if you go up to theodore roosevelt national park in the badlands where the whole town has been saved. but what he meant was, i was raised well here in new york. i had money. but when i went out to dakota, i i got to live with hard-scrabble, rough and ready people, what he considered the american archtype. -- archetype. and he liked what he saw, men of self-reliance. people that a blizzard would occur and everybody would pull together in the community. but he liked the type of men that our western states were developing, because -- i don't want to say he mythologized the cowboy -- because he

pretty much, i think, answered most of our questions, i represent 105 towns of western new york in the buffalo into the finger lakes area, and i believe probably most if not all of our volunteer fire departments and we're mostly volunteer, we have one paid fire department in my district sent individuals down to ground zero. that's what firefighters do and first responders. it's a community, a brotherhood and i'm just happy to have learned more today about how those individuals are more than likely in your program being monitored, and i think again in a bipartisan way we are with you and you are doing great work and i don't believe you are going to have to lose sleep about shutting this program down. with that, mr. chairman, i would like to yield the remainder of my time to representative king fed have any comments they'd like to add. >> that's appropriate.

simpson. >> in 1975, in buffalo, casey pleads guilty to drug and firearms charges. then, after he relocates to florida in the early 1980s, police raid his club and arrest three employees for selling cocaine. >> it astonishes me because i don't think that -- we should have drawn a bead on it. we should have known what was going on. >> casey is able to maintain his standing as a charming host, surrounded by attractive women, like sharon anderson and marie rogers. seen on the security tape lounging in his living room, blissfully unaware two violent intruders are waiting nearby. >> butch casey lived a risky life. i don't believe sharon fully understood that. >> but casey apparently does, and had his home installed with a hidden security camera. >> in 1994, it was unheard of. they got extended play on the vcr. it could run for 12 or 24 hours. again, he was flamboyant. this woman, his girlfriend at the time, who had just broke up with him or he with her. he installed the cameras because he thought she was coming back and ripping him off. he walked in, video running and he

. >> reporter: the letter is from allegedly from richard matt to his daughter and the buffalo news is reporting his daughter got that letter after he escaped but it was written and sent before. in the letter he says i'm going to see you on the outside. i made you a promise, i'm going to stick with it. that is a new development. there's changes going on at the prison behind me. we want to show everybody, at this point, 13 employees were put on paid administrative leave. the cells in the prison are now inspected weekly by senior staff and the tunnels are inspected monthly, random checks of cells and the honor block that inmates work their years for has been eliminated. getting more information on those employees put on administrative leave. some were correctional officers not not, some at various levels of security. i spoke to a corrections officer on his way to work today. anonymously, of course he would not give me his name. he said that those that have been placed on administrative leave have not been involved in the breakout in any part. i said do you believe and do your fellow offi

the buffalo will score, 1-0 nats. bottom of the sixth inning, tied at 1-1 back to the buffalo wilson ramos, opposite way, on solo shot. that makes it 2-1. they sweep the world series champs 3-1. bryce harper was voted most popular in the national league east. not exactly, but he did get the most all-star votes in the national league, the most votes every national league history, 9.2 million votes. buster posey held the record when he had 7.6 million in 2012. after leaving yesterday's game early, stephen strasburg is back on the 15-day d.l. his second time off. he had a left lat strain, leaving the game after experiencing tightness. his third start since coming off the d.l. he was off nearly four weeks because of net tightness. the nationals called up a player from triple-a syracuse. o's-white sox, adam jones gets the orioles on the board. down the left-field line, into the corner. nolan reimold will score. in the sixth inning, caleb joseph smacks one into right center field. that is into the hgap. o's win 5-1. in golf

that letter postmarked just before the prison break, that's according to the "buffalo news."y his daughter a visit. we are learning that just before they escaped, there was an incident at the facility that prompted guards to ask for a full lock down a request that was denied. how they pulled this off and more. >> caller: richard matt was so confident he would allude immediate capture after breaking out of his maximum security prison, he sent his daughter a letter. law enforcement sources telling "the buffalo news" matt wrote i promised i would see you on the outside. the daughter who lives in a suburb of buffalo, new york received the letter three days after her father's dramatic escape from clipnton correctional facility 350 miles across state. there's no indication she knew in advance of her father's plans. matt spent 20 days on the run before a border patrol special operations team found him alone behind a tree. he was shot three times in the head after aiming a shotgun at an officer. matt's body has been taken to the buffalo area after his family had a change of heart and

. >> sent him packing for buffalo.e like wait, what did you do on instagram. >> the invite list is one you want to be on. if you are a with man maybe not. >> oh, man. >> we will tell people about that. >> sue serio you will tell people how weather is incredible today. >> yah, stay a away from that party and come down the shore today. he is already getting his spot on the beach. i can promise you it will be crowded so get your place early. we have temperatures right now in the 60's. we have off to a cool start this morning and starting to see very beginnings of sunrise down the shore. the lets check the shore temperatures, because bob kelly is half an her away from showing up at somers point where it is 63 degrees right now. you can see, there he is start to go get light out, a few clouds here and there. 69 degrees. our official sunrise time is 5:52. calm wind. 61 percent relative humidity. nothing to show you on radar again, so let's move on to our weather by the the numbers today. are you ready. another ten. yeah fant

. >>> a 10 foot tall show pile is still sitting in buffalo, new york from last year's record snowfall. despite 90 degree temperatures the grown has helped to insulate it from the heat. >> that is why we live here and not in buffalo. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan right now shows you that we are mainly dry and getting an image here of the heavy downpours being produced on the edge of kent county, delaware and that is the dover air force base and there is route 14 and route 1 heading down to the shore points these guys look to be getting really inundated with rain, are you underneath this and think this must be a rainy day, and if you look wide it's just there and another one popping up at lewes delaware, as we take a look outside we have the action cam down in longport tracking a boat on the col water that is the place to be. temperature 89 degrees and your dew point is 71 and it's humid and oppressively humid and getting warm out there. winds not strong at 7 miles per hour and cloud cover with some calmlous beginning to dig in and there is that precipitation we showed you trying t

reporter: as we continue, andrew tells us many animals used to live here -- leopards, buffalo, and elephants. but now there are only a few monkeys. humans have killed or driven out all the other large animals. andrew: for example, the elephants when they were hunted, these are animals with a very high memory, in that when one of them is killed they will never forget where their friend died and they will never cross there. so, like for the elephants, i don't think they will ever come back to uganda. reporter: at an elevation of 3500 meters, we reach our camp. it's quite cold up here, just 8 degrees celsius, but our campfire keeps us warm. early the next morning we start our final ascent. the destination -- a mountain lake just below jackson's peak, 4165 meters up in the mount elgon massif. with every step the air gets thinner. the reward for our efforts is a fantastic view of jackson's pool. andrew tells me that, for many ugandans, this is a mystical place. andrew: they believe when you come up here, you bathe in this water, you go back and have blessings. reporter: the view alone at the high

the two worst things that happened to buffalo. the death of tim and wide right in '91 which is when they got beat in the super bowl by the dallas cowboys. at any rate the doctor said something is going on and drew blood. i am on the board of the mayo clinic and had other things to worry about. i went off and got my house in order for the board meeting the next day and businesses we had to do that night as well. and mica said to me why don't you come to my office this afternoon after lunch. i will have one of my colleagues and there are things we ought to go over. i really thought i probably had a parasite which i pick up from time to time when i travel in the third world. i went over and dr. mica did have a startled expression on his face when i look back. and this chicagoan came in who is a head of the clinic and sat down in front of a computer screen and began reading off numbers that sounded like an sat test to me. i didn't understand what he was talking about. and then this is what happened: as he finished his play by play, he

welcome at this this is the end of july and there's still some of the snow piled in buffalo that has not melted. of course it looks different now. it's all covered in dirt and garbage but it's only visible after digging through about a foot of soil covering it. according to experts, the snow hasn't melted because it's being insulated by the dirt on top of it. >>> 5:46. preparing for the pope. how to move around philadelphia during the pontiff's visit in september is especially vital to expectant mothers and local hospitals. mark ross with the hospital association of pennsylvania says his group has been planning and doctors and nurses will be sleeping in hospitals if necessary. ross also says that any woman delivering a baby will have access to the care she needs. >> people that need care in our facilities will be able to get care in our facilities. if women are in labor they need to get to the hospital we will make every effort to make sure they are comfortable and at their usual facility. >> we also found out hospitals are rescheduling elective procedures also medical helicopters wi

law enforcement sources telling "the buffalo news," matt wrote, "i always promised i would see you on outside. i'm a man of my word." the daughter who lives in a suburb of buffalo, new york reportedly received the letter three days after her father's dramatic escape from clinton correctional facility about 350 miles across state. there's no indication she knew in advance of her father's plans. matt spent 20 days on the run before a border patrol special operations team found him alone behind a tree. he was shot three times in the head after apparently aiming a 20-gauge shotgun at an officer. matt's body has been taken to the buffalo area after his family had a change of heart and decided to claim the body. the funeral home says there will be no public or private services. david sweat is listed in fair condition. he continues to heal from two gunshot wounds he sustained during his capture. police put out a photo of the type of backpack he was carrying when arrested just two miles from the canadian border. they believe the inmates took it from a camping ground in franklin or clinton cou

jerry is risky, chairman of the press club speaker's committee, the washington bureau chief for the buffalo news, and a former national press club president. skipping over our speaker for a moment, melissa charbonneau director of communications for fedex, and the speakers committee member who organized today's event. paul shenkman, national security correspondent for u.s. news and world report. andrea mccarran, reporter with the usa -- wusa tv and a usa today contributor. and, starting thursday, the military service dog razor. -- raiser. robert, director of political research at cnn. [applause] i also want to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences. you can follow the action today on twitter. use the #-- hashtag #npclunch even though this is a breakfast. gary sinise has devoted great energy to raising support and awareness for america's service members and their families. it was here at the national press club in 2011 that he announced the launch of the gary sonny's foundation. the foundation's mission is to boost troop more out and to help build resources and self-reliance for servic

wilson ramos nicknamed the buffalo. the buffalo coming through. harper scores. we're tied. the play of the night max scherzer going some distance, but some bad luck. this ball starts fair, hops over third base and lands foul, but because it's started fair it's ruled fair. the play is not reviewable. that's how the braves win 2-1. scherzer was brilliant but takes the loss tonight. >>> many of you ask on twitter why did the caps get winger justin williams from the kings? he's got thes are play of a champion -- got the resume of a champion and got mvp in the playoffs. it's all part of the master plan. >> we're trying to build a culture when you get that cap on the shoulder, you're prepared. you're not scared of it. you're ready to go and we go win hockey games and win championships. >>> by now you've seen laura basset's goal which cost england the game in last night's world cup. it got us thinking about other shocking outcomes over the years. tonight we reached into the wusa9 vault to bring you these moments i'm sure d.c. sports fans will never forget. >> and he's down! did it

buffalo bills defensive line coach aaron cromer is charged with misdemeanor battery. it started when he asked three boys to put beach chairs back where they found him and he said that cromer threw one of the fishing poles in the water and punched one in the face. he also said that cromer threatened to kill the boy's family if they told the police. >>> police are trying to figure out who killed a man. someone shot darrell king, jr. in accokeek. it happened yesterday morning and neighbors tell news4 there was a large house party going on at the time. they called police before the shooting and now they're asking for changes on how police handle those complaints from large crowds. >> can you tell me who they are and that's not the kind of response that a neighbor who is paying taxes should be receiving from their local police officer then we they're trying to disburse a rowdy crowd. >> neighbors say this house is the scene of large and loud parties. there's a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction in this case. >>> it's been one year since we saw ray

winter for much of new york state and would you believe is there still remnants on the ground in buffalo. we will show thaw just ahead. >>> this is so neat, first of the kind surgery right here in philadelphia. dozens of doctors work on this eight year-old, recipient of the double hand transplant. we have details just ahead. >>> here's a look at your head lines this morning. septa plans to hold a lottery for regional rail passes for pope 's vice tonight september. on line registration for that lottery starts on monday august 3rd. >>> three people are rush to the hospital after this multi vehicle accident in kensington. the cause of that crash is under investigation. >>> and there is a wild chase across state lines monday night was over stolen underwear. police say they have been looking for the driver robert ritter since the theft in the brooklawn, new jersey shop right earlier this month. >>> 5:44. now a wild fire in northern california jumps containment line forcing hundreds out of their line. >> rag fire has destroyed two buildings, damaged four others and burn 6500 acres. officials s

. >> buffalo wild wings, the earnings falling short of estimates. they were hurt by higher labor and chicken wing costs. it is giving the stock a boost. the stock is up by 9%. >>> get this we have the ceo sally smith. she will be joining us on cnbc at 7:40. >> remember the last time we said where are the wings? >> i don't smell any just yet. >> there will be wings. >> we ate too much. >> >> i don't know. >> what did you eat yesterday. >> i eat more after? >> you did? >> yeah. really it's weird because you hear ritz carlton. you would think they would have good croissants. >> and they did? >> yeah champaign, too. >> you drank champaign without me? >> we're winning the j.d. power thing again. >> winning again. >> and also beating the last record on a scale of 1,000 points higher or so. >> like you need an excuse to drink champaign and eat croissants. >> maybe mimosa. >> i got an e-mail from the trainer, a picture of us eating. >> wait a minute what trainer? >> he has a trainer. >> a guy. >> where did you get a trainer? >> this pushup thing -- >> he's

maybe next winter. >> yeah, maybe. >> that's buffalo for you. >> something else.nurt. >> no more of that around here we almost -- some of us might wish for something like that because it's going so excessively hot this afternoon. as we take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan there's no precipitation out there and taking a farther look outside on sky6, we have the temple university camera looking down south along broad street to center city and we're starting out with very muggy conditions out there once again and building into another one of those days where we'll see hazy sunshine. 79 degrees is your temperature currently and the dewpoint up in the mid 70's. that does signal oppressive humidity out there so even if you have exercise plans before dawn or around dawn you're still going to want to keep those cool drinks handy because you are going to sweat pretty easily. winds west-southwest at 3 miles per hour. the air very saturated. future tracker six showing that we do transition to a mix of sun with some patchy clouds today and like yesterday there's the

a law enforcement source went to the buffalo news. when she got the letter she went to authorities. we want to show important quotes. one is i always promised you i would see you on the outside. i'm a man of my word. we do understand according to the newspaper, she had security during the time her father was loose. they also talk about that joyce mitchell actually communicated with her while her father was in clinton, telling her how he was and his health issues and cnn was told by the district attorney andrew wiley, there was at least one phone call on the cell phone of the daughter during the time they were loose. that is new information. we are learning information from the u.s. customs and border patrol about what happened when their tactical unit surrounded richard matt one week ago this afternoon. as you remember they flew in on a helicopter after it was alerted there were shots fired in the area. they were doing a ground search they found richard matt. he was laying down. there was a .20 gauge shotgun by his side. we now know when they told him to surrender, he pointed the gu

matt's body taken to the buffalo area after his family had a change of heart and decided to claim thedy. the funeral home said no public or private services. sweat listed in fair condition. he continues to heal from two gunshot wounds sustained during his capture. police put out a photo of the type of backpack he was carrying before arrested two miles from the canadian border. they are asking the owner to come forward. possibly to trace the escapees' route. the department of krex correcti has been criticized a week before the escape. the corrections official tells cnn only a partial lockdown was necessary because the melee lasted less than a minute, involved no weapons, and only one injury. security measures have been tightened to ensure daily random cell checks and weekly security inspections. deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >>> a fireworks dent at a fourth of july celebration. this morning, people have been injured. this happened when malfunction sent fireworks into the crowd. we'll show you more of this. >>> also a closer look behind the terror threats this fourth of july weekend.

but he puts buffalo bills logo up there. girls only private event and you have to send you are in head shop. thinks like a playing for a job to part which this guy. >> earlier this morning when we had this story you looked in the camera and even though he is in philly. >> if you could look at camera right now. >> a, get a life. >> get a life. >> now, one woman says that everyone is saying he lives up to his nickname with that. >> this is so shady. i totally think it is shady. i don't understand why it is a big deal. you play football. but really, okay, we get it. have a party somewhere. have a private guest list or vip list and only certain people can get in. >> all y'all are single, y'all should go. >> one last thing that phrase everyone is saying new to describe certain type of women, someone said it is funny because it is some women won't have a thought about his shady empire. >> i get it. it is so true. i'm sure monday when it comes out we will hear about the party, and who was there and all of the pictures, we won't be

matt also has a half brother and interestingly, enough he also lives in the buffalo area and the twother times that matt -- one of which he had broken out of prison he found his half brother the second time before he fled to mexico he also made contact with his half brother. so clearly authorities were very concerned that that might be one of the ways or one of the -- some of the people who he made contact with. the thing we can tell you about the prison riot is this happened just a week before richard matt and david sweat broke out of prison. it was a partial lockdown. the superintendent called for a full lockdown but headquarters in albany said no. there are reports that perhaps if the honor block had been searched people would have found this hole that they had cut in order to break out. but that's sort of 20/20 hind sight. so, again, very fascinating letter and a prison riot that could have been perhaps exposed this getaway. brianna? >> he wrote this letter to his daughter and yet we're learning his family doesn't want to claim his body. so what happens to it? >> well it's intere

buffalo has reclaimed its future. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. johnson: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, yesterday a third plan parenthood video was released regarding the selling of aborted baby body parts and organs. the fact that this is going on is just vial. our constitution protects the right to life and its fore -- unfore give for any organization to -- unforgiveable for any organization to engage in this kind of trafficking. to make matters worse planned parenthood receives taxpayer dollars that ultimately helps support these vial acts. i fully support the house investigation into planned parenthood and i'm proud to support legislation that would stop all federal funding for planned parenthood until these investigations are over. that said, i believe washington sho

and the mayor of buffalo and the governor of new york to president of the united states and there was a quote in a letter from cleveland to one of his friends that he had been in the white house a few months and we've still wake up nsa can i possibly be here. he composed himself upon his time in the way of no mediocre manhood for a moment. he was a reformer in the post-civil war and us all a lot of what we would call crony capitalism today and it's interesting that in the period the republican party was the party of centralized government and he came in with some very basic jeffersonian views of limited government. he was very focused on preserving the personal liberty. he was relentless in his pursuit of economy and limited government and he exercised over 500 vetoes which is still a record. most of them are spending bills and i will read you just these few words. this is from one of the veto messages in 1887, quote the tendency to disregard the limited vision of the federal government's power and duty should be steadfastly resisted to the end of the lesson should constantly be enfor

he was mayor of buffalo and -- elected mayor of buffalo in 1881. he was elected governor of new york in 1882. and two years later, he's the democratic nominee for president. that's all the major political experience that he has. but he has developed a reputation of being honest and trustworthy and a reformer whereas on the other hand, you've got a guy named john blaine, who probably... susan: james. taylor: the continental liar from maine. yet he has a reputation for probably having private virtue a good family man, but he's also tainted by public corruption and he's kind of an inside-the-beltway guy. and so the whole -- and the whole campaign of 1884 ends up revolving around these things. so one of the first... susan: personal politics. taylor: personal politics. and so if the greatest strength of grover cleveland, the greatest opportunity that the democrats have since james buchanan to actually get back the white house, is the reputation of cleveland as being a man of public virtue, then, as any good political operative would point out, go right

the buffalo hunters who were clearing the way for the railroads. so there was progress. he included some covered wagons. painted heading west. the covered wagons are painted heading west, representing the westward expansion. at one time, kansas was the frontier. so we were the -- the kind of the last civilization before people headed out to california. but, again, the main figure is john brown. and he towers about 12 feet tall in the painting. he is surrounded by the two sides of the civil war. there are the north and the south and the confederate flag and the united states flag. there are two dead soldiers that rest at his feet and they represent everyone who died during the civil war. so there is quite a lot of symbolism. there is a gentleman hidden in the background with a top hat and there's some discussion that might have been abraham lincoln. that was on the northern side. he wouldn't have been president at that time since this was all prior to the civil war. it is maybe some foreshadowing. he included a tornado and a prairie fire, which represented the death and d

the arrest was made in lackawanna, new york, on lake erie near buffalo.ral authorities say someone in the community sounded the alarm about a man with violent jihadist views and the investigation started. all right, cnn's evan perez -- >> reporter: the threat posed by isil and other terrorist groups is simply so great and so grave that all of the law enforcement partners that you see behind me along with the many men and women who are members of these departments have all pledged to stand shoulder to shoulder with the community and aggressively attack anyone who would plan violence in the united states or abroad or anyone who seeks to join a terrorist organization whose goal is to commit atrocities upon innocent men, women, and children. >> all right, good, we got that soundbite in for you. now let me bring in evan perez in washington. evan, so tell me a little bit more. who is this suspect and what specifically is he charged with doing. >> well, randi, his name is arafat nagi, he's 42 years oldle from that lackawanna area. according to the fbi he travele

shares of blue buffalo are up 25% today its debut as an ipo.he pet foodmaker selling 23 million shares, above the expected rate of $16 to $18. blue buffalo is trading on the nasdaq under the ticker buff. this again a huge, huge valuation. billions of dollars for a premium pet food company. >> people love their pets. thank you. >>> we were taking a look at some of the competitors. maybe perhaps part of the demand for this is that there's not really a lot of competitors out there. if you take a look at pet meds, for instance, that's a small cap stock essentially. there's vca, idex labs. >> there was an ipo called fresh pet last november that was a hot one. i don't know. this is definitely a wait and see for me. i understand there is a lot of growth in the company. i understand it is a hot new story but i don't know how this thing will be treated a quarter out or two quarters out. i would definitely pay attention. >> my dogs eat far more pillows than they eat. i think a pillow company should get twice the multiple of this. look, people take care o

the buffalo soldiers, as many of you know, are all black cavalry unit that fought in the indian wars. many native americans said, and i testified before the dmv, they felt the same way about the buffalo soldiers as african-americans felt about the confederate flag. one native american leader said when we see the u.s. cavalry unit formed, we are forced to relive an american holocaust. so now, thanks to this decision, government has carte blanche to pick and choose, not only between certain battle signs and uniforms, between certain minority groups who were offended and others who are offended, but also between any other controversial messages including pro-life and pro-choice, which have been selectively denied and approved in various states. to be sure -- if it is the government itself that is in fact speaking, of course, as a practical matter, the government may pick and choose its messages accountable not in the first amendment, but only to the electorate. but the problem is, in a case like this, the government is selectively endorsing and disfavoring private speakers and private me

--o, buffalo wild wings first of all, outback steakhouse. in they improvement value proposition, more traffic as well as growing residents with millenial's. buffalo wild wings is initiating a new goldman sachs. it is $195. right now, it is trading at only $160. it is also up nearly 2%. they are talking about favorable wing price and reward. , tempered seeley is getting a better nicely. up nearly 2.5%. web bush added the mattress maker to its best ideas list for casting higher sales after 2015. these now outperform. mccormick & company, the spice maker, is down the most in more than a year. it is down nearly 2%. its tax rate is going to get bumped up from 21% to 29%. they are saying that cost savings and a plan to sell off assets will be key drivers of conagra's comeback. alix: breaking news for you. , court concerning greece thate dijsselbleom saying it is too soon to consider a new bailout ask. tsipras. letter to mr. scarlet: if you look at how the euro is trading, no real impact. it was lower than the dollar all day long. -- 1.1050.10 alix

we don't want to be alarming people that there are snowplows in buffalo.t is still there, apparently. bloomberg: i'm afraid. --are half an hour into that thanks. appreciate that. betty: much more ahead on the bloomberg market day. companies spending in washington. mark: a fresh look at the debate on diet after the break. ♪ mark: well-connected back to the bloomberg market day. i'm mark crumpton, here with betty liu. betty: current trends show 70 million americans are obese and the epidemic may be getting worse. mark: food companies like coca-cola are lobbying health advocates in the debate on diet. allen joins us from washington. what is at stake here you go allen: a lot of things are at stake. part of it is the shape of the food we will be eating over the next fears. the government dietary guidelines advisory panel following on work that the fda and others have been doing, trying to tighten up limits on recommendations -- more skepticism toward meet. -- dietary process comes out it has a lot of influence and thethe programs consumer debate as far as what

take a look at buffalo wild wings, off a low. the reason it was down there, it missed twice, didn't do that often. i think this is short-term over the next five years, a lot more market share, breaks out at $189, i think $183 it breaks out. going 200 bucks, anyone think i'm wrong. >> you are right on buffalo wild wings. charles: i'm feeling good. >> i'm one of the things not dematerializing. charles: when you have the mooch on your side, you know you got it. fantastic show, appreciate it, thank you for watching us every night at 6:00 p.m. if you can't catch it. dvr it. the market is in a precarious spot. we want to walk you through this. you can make a whole lot of money. the man himself is up next. we're talking lou dobbs and talking fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. we're learning more each day about the obama iranian nuclear deal, and the more we learn, the more it appears this administration has thrown our national interests to the wind in favor of a strange gift to the world's leading state sponsor o

charles: breaking news, earnings parade continues we saw big beats after close, twitter, gilead, buffalo wild wings to name a few. >> and market with a strong rebound, question is, is invisible hand of white house helping? tom brady sack no interception he is benched for 4 games. charles: let's begin with the earnings about after the close, almost everything that report after close, looks great, big to mid side companies, almost everyone beat, one disaster, we'll get to that. this could be great news, these earnings come this morning a lot of companies with strong earnings in key sectors, industrial, and homebuilders and important stocks -- transportation stocks. joining to help us figure it out. jim a. >> chief strategist, david nelson, pretty good session, i think oil led the way even oil was not up big it was on verge of cracking down, but transports dipped well, then numbers after the close. >> you know market was struggling early in the morning. if oil could turn i guess anything can turn that is how session played out. charles: is that like. you know -- >-->> a point in time, every

police say he took the hearse from a church in buffalo. drove it between buffalo and niagara falls. they found it. i was parked the wrong way on the street. he is charged with unauthorized use of a vehicle and criminal possession of stolen property. he stole a hearse! >> it's disrespectful of people going through a loss. jonathan: i think there was a body inside. he stole the hearse because the keys were inside. he is in jail. kellye: if you are going to steal a hearse park it the right way. don't you think? jonathan: don't steal it. don't do it. whoever had the hearse, take the keys with you. kellye: they tend to stand out. especially when parked the wrong way. still ahead find out what is closing this weekend. jonathan: and first damage from the massive coverage why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get ouof

buffalo wild wings shares up by 14%.he company said at company-owned stores comparable sales rose. at the as that, look first four weeks of the third quarter, those sales were up 4.8%. the company basically is seeing .osts sales grow at a good clip the company-owned stores and franchised stores. you are seeing these as the franchisedt is stores, and orange lines. down here is the." group. the chart tells you that buffalo wild wings in terms of sales growth is rising at a good rate above the best of the industry as it continues to see growth. let's look at panera, same industry. this company did not do so well last quarter in terms of its sales andomps, earnings per share. it looks like investors and traders are looking forward. in the first 27 days of the third quarter, comps rose 4.7%. that is a higher clip and we see for the rest of the casual dining industry. another one on the downside is akamai. manages streaming traffic, down sharply, 7.5% after missing estimates. olivia: stocks down on the news. thank you, julie h

frances referred to him at that point as the mayor of buffalo. don't know why it wasn't the governor of new york. her comment was a man more sinned against than sinning. emma wrote a letter to frances saying she hated to see cleveland going through all this trouble with this boy. there is never any discussion in those letters about who they thought the father was. susan: we will take some calls and come back and talk about the cleveland administration and its significance in history. al is from maryland, you are on. caller: thank you, first of all i have been a viewer of c-span from almost the beginning. you do a wonderful job across the board. i live in allegheny county, maryland. one county east of garrett county, which is where the cleveland's honeymooned. several years ago i had to do some research on the presidents who visited this area, and i dug out my notes on the honeymoon of grover cleveland and frances. i wrote down a few notes on want to share with you. after the white house ceremony apparently late that night or the next morning, the