they're alsohunting buffalo. they are often making stuff, involved in handicraft and basic production. they start getting horses. the spanish see some of these and the spanish and french continue to see them. these big towns out on the plains. that's one big sort of feature of the plains at this time. there's another big feature of the plains. this is what makes the plains an exciting and dramatic place in the 1700s. let's go back to youru conni ic image of the north american indian, a guy on a horse. when does that start? when the spanish arrive, french arrive and europeans arrive, are there horses in north america? there are not. shortly thereafter there are horses. there used to be a lot of horses but they went extinct. the spanush bring horses with them. what would happen, the spanish movement to new mexico. horses give them a military advantage over their neighbors. what would happen to some of those horses in the normal run of events? >> [ inaudible ]. >> they'll escape. horses can move. that's part of thei

fresh pet and blue buffalo.u've got two choices as a way to play the healthy pet theme, we have to ask yourselves, how does fresh pet and blue buffalo stack up against each other, titanic, claynation death match? frpt came public at $15 and rocketed to $9.15 the first day of trading and since then fresh pet has gone out of style on the wall street fashion show. in part because of a lockup on insider selling in early may and the stock trading now to $16.43 as of today. there was always a huge secondary. fresh pet has carved out a cool little niche for itself and you store it in your fridge at home. basically freshpet is all about giving your dog an alternative to gross canned food. it has 14,000 grocery and pet stores and they have 25,000 locations and some people are expanding within the existing customer base which includes some major supermarket change and that gives freshpet an enormous runway for continued growth and then there's buff blue buffalo which came public just a week and a half ago and many of you

you can sell buffalo hide. you have people like the comanches and other people and suddenly they can hunt at a greater distance more efficiently and take advantage of the buffalos on the plains who when the horses got there they said this is a great place to be a buffalo. that's one thing. that's nice, okay, you can hunt buffalos. that's good. what else can you do with your horses? yeah? that's kind of, you know, kind of neutral language. you can expand your control. what would that expansion of control feel like? you can get a gun and you can move very quickly and all of a sudden you've got a big military advantage over the folks you've had a quarrel with over the past two decades. the comanches, one group moves to west texas. one group hangs on the plains near new mexico. they move around a lot. but these comanches are now militarily an extremely formidable group of people. they can move fast and they can attack isolated spanish settlements, hit an outlying ranch, take what they want and disappear. they can c

stocks like buffalo wild wings.and chicken wings chain with more than a thousand locations across the united states. this is exactly the largely domestic security play that also benefits from a stronger consumer spurred on by cheaper gasoline. buffalo wild wings was in a real ride and then the stock bottomed in june after it announced it would be buying 41 franchise restaurants for $161 million and then the company delivered a quarter that was much more well receiv received. sure buffalo wild wings might have missed the top line and the bottom line. they announced to raise them in the near future. stock kept climbing up $198 a week ago. even after this sell off it pulled back to 189 as of today. up 28% when we spoke to the ceo 13 months ago. so let's check in with sally smith. more about how that company is doing. we love talking buffalo wild wings and one of the reasons we like it is because your company throws you a little curveball. >> okay. >> we are gigantic fans. you're looking at our team. we've gotten the dr

i had a great time shooting buffalo and it's a wonderful spot or a new capital. lamarr chose a man named edwin waller to come up. up inss was due to show october 1839. out all the streets, decided where the government buildings would be, and he had them built. there was nothing fancy. these were rough log cabins. the exceptions were the capital and president's house, framed lumber. in october 1839, i what i imagine was the highest watermark of lamarr's political career, he made this grand entrance into the city which he had helped build. here, one of houston's supporters in the fourth congress stood of and introduced a bill that would immediately pull government out of austin down to houston again. that went nowhere, and then lamar's supporters kicked into action and started talking up a bill that would organize an expedition to go out to santa fe. they left austin in late june of 1840. it proved to be another disaster. .hey went north they were to leave dinner leaving because they did not take long enough -- they do not take enough cows. once they got the cows t

soldier because their hair appeared like buffalo skin but the fact the buffalo was sacred to them and they felt ak akin -- a kinship. when the spanish war happens, they are brought to fought in cuba because they are thought to be immune as slaves were. t t the idea of not catching the diseases is utter non-sense but the to them of the african-americans in history begins with the firs chapter. 1-5 soldiers in washington's army was a black man. not depicted in the paintings we see though. the first thing that was done after the battle was over, and it was written in the surrender document was to make sure they recovered the property held by the british garrison. and that meant about 5,000 escaped african-american slaved to joined the british in hopes of winning their freedom. this included 17 people from washington's only plantation who left six month said before with a british captain. they were in yorktown. included two dozen people from jefferson's plantation. and washington made sure they were all returned and this is the great contradiction of the war. the is woven how important th

they've got a sort of a digger involved to help take the huge weight of this buffalo. they start pulling it out. you can actually see how it happened. there's an opening, it looks almost like an opening in the top of it, they seem to have slipped backward into it and they just man handle that buffalo out of this pit. >> oh, the poor thing, yanked out by the head. he's huge. >> i feel worse when they're pulling on his tail just to try to get his butt out of the hole. fortunately they do and you can see he's just fine but you can see the amount of effort that went in when they interviewed one of the people that was helping >> now they're all could have had in it. >> man, the bull is sitting there thinking i created this mess. >> what a crappy day. >>> it's a never ending battle. >> it's america but great britain, the automotive edition. >> see why this turned into a drive of shame. >> oh, shoot. >>> plus a situation we can all relate to. where the heck did i park? a genius solution you don't want to miss. >> this is so good. >> redneck ingenuity.i love it. brbreaeaththta

soldiers certainly because of their hair appearing like buffalo skin but also the fact that the buffalo was sacred to them and they felt a kinship of sorts with these african soldiers because of their bravery. they have enormous respect for them but when the spanish-american war begins at the turn-of-the-century bear brought specifically to fighting cuba because they were thought to be immune from tropical diseases as slaves were much earlier in american history because they came from africa. the presumption was that they would be immune or less likely to catch tropical diseases and of course utter nonsense. to this theme of african-americans in this military history it begins certainly with the first chapter because as i mentioned one soldier in washington's army was a black man and not depicted routinely in the patriotic paintings we see but more to the point this is the one i'm sure they didn't tell you in school, the first thing washington did was after the battle was over and it was written into the surrender document was make sure he recovered the property being held at the britis

here's a buffalo robe. so, it does go through quite a number of votes. his word carries a lot of weight because he had been in wisconsin for along time and had been to the cities that were under consideration. he came in the 1820's and he was a prominent figure. if he said madison had potential, people were bounds to listen to him. after many, many votes, they selected madison as the capital and he made a mint off of that decision. so, wisconsin, by the early 1840's is experiencing a lot of immigration, particularly from europe and people from new york and new england. those are the two immigrant streams. wisconsin has enough people by the 40's. and, there were various groups that were trying to push forward a legislation to move wisconsin towards statehood. they were from differing political parties so it took awhile for us to get to a point to move forward. so, the democrats are successful in 1846 and they go to work, trying to work this state constitution and they think it will be an easy endeavor. getting to the point to consider statehood took so lo

re handed a ticket to buffalo, new york, they go to buffalo. if they are handed a ticket to lincoln, nebraska, that is where they come. so, people land where they are sent. and not only do they get no help from the federal government, but they actually have to pay their plane ticket back, the money for their plane ticket back. as soon as they get a job and start making some money, their wages are garnished for the $70 0 their plane ticket costs. if you think about this in the family that speaks no english coming here from sudan with 8 children, that is $10,000 debt before the even get off the plane that they have got to figure out a way to deal with. so, the people who help refugees are community service agencies, local community service agencies or church groups. the catholic social services has been very important here. lutheran family services have been very important here. one of the argument i make is that every refugee that comes here is a cultural broker. and that is a person that can help them deal with our extraordinary cop located tec

once it departs, the flight takes only an hour to buffalo. but three miles from the runway, the captain runs into problems. >> the speed was a little higher than he anticipated and he made an adjustment. and what he did was reduced the power and then he extended the landing gear which adds a lot of drag. the speed decreased fairly rapidly to the point that a warning device in the airplane activated. >> the warning system seems to take the captain by surprise. it should be a fairly simple correction to get the plane's speed back up. >> instead of letting the airplane's nose drop to build up that air speed, he gave it full power and he lifted the nose up. he should have done the exact opposite thing. >> planes generally fly at a slight nose-up angle. this makes air move faster over the top of the wing than the bottom. this creates the important difference in pressure needed for lift which allows planes to fly. with too much pitch, the air pushes against the wing not flowing across it, causing the plane to stall. >> and when it stalled, the airp

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>> we have buffaloburgers, buffalo roasts, buffalo steaks, cougar meat. >> you can's the cougar? >> absolutely it is good. some hunters are about feeding their families. and all of them have a love of outdoors and support conservation. >> the money that we put into hunting these animals goes directly back into conservation. awe bought she says if palmer poached he should pay. >> reporter: but with all the vitriol to palmer around the world, to this zimbabwean native. it feels misplaced. he would appreciate it if westerners pay as much attention to zimbabwe's people as they do to zimbabwe lions. >> we have these, use that do exist already that we are not even talking about. hunger. people dying of aid. all of a sudden one lion dies then the whole world blows up. >> reporter: there are those who believe cecil's death could bring about greater change. earlier this month, cecil's face was projected onto new york's empire state building. and for a moment, even in this concrete jungle, he was still king. >> brought a lot of attention to our work and to zimbabwe and i think that's his l

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

erik: where internationally is there a market for buffalo wild wings?re growing significantly in mexico. we will have a dozen restaurants there by the end of this year. we have opened to restaurants in manila and the philippines. our first restaurant in dubai opened last week. erik: why is it important to continue to buy out your franchisees. sally: it is important to place our capital that way. first right of refusal, and we exercise that. we like the opportunity to continue to grow so there is territory there that will add restaurants. we can probably put through remodelings faster than they can. more introduce continually complicated technology solutions to some of the things we're trying to do, it is a little l-iner and less of a sel on the capital spend. object, money were no abjec would you own all your restaurants? sally: that is a good question. we have some really great franchisees. i would love hate to lose their input. they help us test things. they are in areas that will see new things first. erik: what is the optimal mix with money being no

he clashed with a buffalo cab driver. >> i caused pain for my family and home town of buffalo and the city of chicago. >> and in 2012, pictures of kaine partying at a university surfaced and since then he clean cleaned up his act. >> i don't think something should be said until he is charged. >> but hamburg police are sharing little and they are investigating some kind of alleged incident in his home and kaine still hasn't commented. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the women that stole from a toys "r" us store it happened last monday on the toys "r" us on the 2700 block of south 3rd street in philadelphia. once inside the women stole several baby items call police if you have any information. >>> car fumes sickened seven people in southeast philadelphia, it happened on island avenue, firefighters found two people inside of a row home overcome by fumes and we are told that a 69-year-old woman was unresponsive at the scene, a firefighter with two children and two adults in the neighboring home also got sick neighbors blame a car left running in the garage. >> a bakery that is a

. >>> umbrella weather up to buffalo and everywhere in the northeast. want perfect weather, cago. >> doesn't get better than that. >>> new inspections in the nuclear program. there's word a secret agreement between iran and nuclear officials. normally this would be done by u.n. inspectors. senior officials told that it relates to past activity and inspectors would be on site. the side deal raised red flags among republican lawmakers about the nuclear deal signed with iran and five world leaders. john cornyn said it's remarkably naive and reckless. >>> to st. louis, police arrested nine and used tear gas after 150 people gathered to protest a police shooting that left a fleeing black suspect dead. the 18-year-old man was killed after he pulled a gun on police. there's a pending investigation. >>> new video showing the moment a motel 6 exploded. that blast critically injured one worker and threw firefighters back. >>> a panda is showing signs of being pregnant. she's carrying a developing fetus and could give birth in the next several weeks. we'll be wait

all this. >> absolutely, all this publicity. >> that's just the traffic in buffalo. imagine the traffic in midtown. >> i need a sales manager. call this girl up. >> you need a sales manager. >> somebody might be saying that, they may want to call that lady up. >> absolutely. >>> here is what is going on for the afternoon. i am in sales. you want to watch this? take a look outside right now across the park. we are looking at humid weather as opposed to -- yesterday it was hot and humid. the real feel on that kind of balances out. and as we go through the afternoon, the temperatures will continue to rise. if the humidity hangs right there, you will notice it starts to feel a tad oppressive. 85 north port and massapequa. hauppauge 86. 88 down the shore here. 95 the real feel in brooklyn now and that's because we have this west to a southwest wind to a southerly wind in parts. so, that will dry the humidity and drive up the temperature. the bermuda high is out here. rotating around that is the hot air coming up. that makes the air quality unhealthy, particularly for the

ben: when we got seven feet of snow in the buffalo area south of buffalo. juliet: that happen every day. juliet: this is a great area to visit. buffalo is reportedly experiencing a baby boom nine months after that might affect snow storm. western new yorkers stuck at home. in fact doctors at one hospital expecting a 20% increase in births by the end of the month and they had to find extra credit. juliet: i like your style. let's get to my car joy of the forecast. juliet: never lived somewhere where it is very cold? juliet: very cold in upstate new york. >> meteorologist: really cold. it is really cold and i remember all that snow. you couldn't move. you had no choice. it was pretty ridiculous. congratulations. we are going in another direction. summer rain going on today, pretty big time rain too. we have a flash flood watch in effect for green shaded counties. not everybody in the tristate, all five burrows and western long island including nassau county, the main concentration of folks coming into the city. urban flooding could be a bigger problem for us

home of buffalo bill from home of buffalo bill from the silence of the lambs" movie is on the market.ing for really scary scenes involving one of the film's two psychopaths and, of course, jodie foster's character. >> i don't know why you'd want it. it kind of freaks me out a little bit. but this western pennsylvania victorian is listed for $300,000. you get three bedrooms, one full bath and a pool house made from a caboose. >> and a lifetime of nightmares too. >> i did not think of that. i wonder if that's on the marketing brochure. >> it's all in there. >>> but what it doesn't have is the infamous basement where bill tortured his victims. >> those scenes were filmed on a separate set. the owner said they were eating dinner one night when a producer knocked on their door and the rest is history. the film went on to be the best picture at the oscars that year. >>> and finally, "straight outta compton" winning big at the box office last week and the movie inspiring another group, that's right, the muppets. >> this mashup fearings fozzie bear, kermit and others and audio of nwa's "expre

recollection ryan is head coach takes a job in buffalo.e pup muchs out the jet's quarterback out six to 10 weeks which is half the season. bills very next day say they will take you with us. cheryl: so crazy. rex ryan. >> they signed richie incognito kicked off dolphins for bullying. eric cramer, arrested off-season for pummeling teenager. this is the guys they want. to have these two teams clash this is all about drama. he says he vouches for kids. he was one who drafted him when he was in new york. if you're a bills fan you have to be wondering okay, let's see how this works out. rex ryan is bringing in different kind of character than we're used to seeing in nfl. cheryl: can you imagine if rex ryan takes over the bills and is a rock star? >> in buffalo he is a rock star. the fans are waiting for something. they haven't been to the playoffs since 1999. cheryl: tom brady discussion, the story that won't end frankly. >> no. cheryl: they're meeting today potentially, had a quick meeting today to potentially come to a settlement. >> they wer

beautiful buffalo.rty nine out camp there's been media that questioned demarco puree's hell one day he was not hydrated enough and another he had a respiratory if he can but nothing serious. when healthy the question remains about health and enough reps. >> i believe there's a difference between getting the reps you need and, you know, g getting too many reps, upping, some situations where, you know, i'm in there and certain situations where, you know, i'm comfortable on some things it depends how they rotate want n not. >> phillies wrap up series in arizona losin losing the first 226-four. score total. today cameron rough in the sixth inning three run homer that's why he's playing in carlos rue says not. phillies go up seven-four. they're up seven-six in the out. less than two outs man on herd and hernandez comes home. it's a close play. and runner is out. phillies win it seven-six. no hitter today in seattle. it's the fourth this year in baseball the first in the american league in three years. all ri

the buffalo news reports patrick kane is accused of sexually assaulting a woman after an incident that allegedly began at a bar near his hometown of hamburg new york over the weekend. >> at some point over the weekend it's alleged that he met a young woman, and they got into some type of a conflict. >> the 26-year-old has not been charged with a crime. >> at this time we are gathering information. >> both the blackhawks and the nhl tell abc news they are aware of the investigation. the nhl adding it is monitoring the developments. kane who makes $10 million a year is no stranger to controversy. >> he went berserk over his $0.20 and started choking me. >> in 2009 the 20-year-old clashed with a buffalo cab driver later pleading guilty to a disorderly conduct charge. >> i've caused a lot of pain for my family, my hometown of buffalo, the city of chicago. >> and in 2012, these pictures of kane partying at a university surfaced. since then he's been praised for cleaning up his image and today many blackhawks fans are reserving judgment. >> i don't think anything should be said until he's ch

>> buffalo. >> buffalo. >> it is on stain gram. you might as well tell us. >> shady mccoy? >> well you tell me, girl. >> wait. hold on, porche. i'll find out. >> oh, what? >> we don't have time for that. >> we on gun range few weeks ago. >> porche, our philadelphia eagles, the first game of the year, we're coming to at lan tax the philadelphia eagles and we'll beat your falcons, what do you think about that? >> oh, you know what? i'm going to root for who ever is back there winning, i am not that type of girl, that type of fan. so who ever is winning, i will just go over here, yeah. >> okay, frontrunner. >> we'll continue to research and find out who this guy is. >> okay, decatur, see you later. >> you let me know next time we talk. >> buffalo bills number 27. >> aah. >> we got it. >> we will find out who it is. >> re tweeting. like facebook, instagram. >> all right, this has been rough day to do a television show that is light hearted in nature. when we take after the break here, we will give you more information that we just learned about this shooting, live on television

showinged off, it is the area known as kansas and the buffalo hunters who were everywhere.nd he painted covered wagons heading west. the tragic prelude is the east wing, and then the covered wagons are painted heading west. at one time, kansas was the frontier, and it was kind of the last civilization before people headed out to california. the main figure is john brown. he towers about 12 feet tall. towering. and then there are two dead soldiers at his feet and they represent everyone who died during the civil war. there's quite a lot of symbolist -- symbolism. there is a gentleman hidden in the background with a top hat, and there is some discussion that that might have been onaham lincoln, and that was the northern side. but he would not have been president at that time since this was all prior to the civil war, but maybe some foreshadowing in their. 80 and aed a turn prairie fire as well. he represented the death and destruction of the coming storms of war and the natural disasters face. when you look off to the side, it also includes the meadowlark, which is ours state

>> we've got buffalo burgers, buffalo roast, buffalo steaks, we've got cougar meat right here. >> you can eat cougar? >> absolutely. and it's good. >> reporter: francis says some hunters are all about feeding all of them have a boundless love of the outdoors and support conservation. >> we need to help people conservation. what we do for the future of wild life. >> reporter: dr. palmer was as passionate a hunter as they come but, along the way, he seems to have lost sight of some of the rules. in 2006, he was hunting black bear in northern wisconsin. he had a permit to kill a bear in one county. trouble is, palmer actually shot a bear in another county 40 miles away. these never before seen photos, obtained by abc news, show the aftermath of that expedition. >> as soon as the bear was killed, palmer and the three guys he was with, guides, they agreed they would lie about it. >> reporter: u.s. attorney john vaudreuil got involved when palmer took that illegal bear across state lines back to minnesota. >> he was lying to us. he was offering to pay, it turns out, about $20,000 to keep th

to mayor of buffalo, governor of new york to president of the united states. and there is a quote in a letter to cleveland from one of his friends, he had been in the white house a few months and i still wake up rubbing i eyes, could i possibly be here? too much to imagine in three short years. his main biographer wrote in some ways cleveland was an ordinary man but he imposed himself upon his time in a way that no media command couldocre man could for a moment have done and it is interesting that in that period the republican party was the party of centralized government and cleveland was the only democrat elected between the civil war and woodrow wilson. he came in with some very basic jeffersonian views of limited government. scrupulously honest in a corrupt period and was very focused on preserving personal liberty. he was relentless in his pursuit of economy and limited government and exercise 500 vetos which is still a record. most of those were spending bills. i will read you just these three words from one of his veto messages from 1887. the prevalent

and you're in school in buffalo? >> yes, university at buffalo. >> university at buffalo. and what kind of medicine are you interested in? >> i'm interested in emergency medicine. it's what he's actually doing right now, so, yeah. >> what does it mean to you, at this stage in the game, to have access to someone that has just gone through what you're about to go through and then someone with dr. holden's years, who has taken the time and knows exactly what students, young people, need to get on that path in medicine? >> well, to me, it basically means that i have to take full advantage of the opportunities they obviously have given me, and, also, just prepare myself mentally for it and have the grades i need for med school and how to do well on the mcats and prepare for that. >> are there things that you find you wouldn't know about if you didn't have the chance to talk with folks that have done what you want to do? >> yes, definitely. honestly, without this program, i wouldn't know how to even begin to start it or how to go through the process or what specific courses i wo

blackhawks is being investigated for rape allegations in his offseason hometown near buffalo, new yorkconfirmed this allegation, but the hamburg police chief gregory wickett confirmed the department was investigating an incident that allegedly occurred at kane's home last week gathering evidence and awaiting form sick results. they waited for questions and to provide more details. the blackhawks and nhl said in statements this week they were aware of the case but they did not comment further so at this point our local affiliate in buffalo, new york, confirming that there is an investigation involving patrick kane, one of the stars of the chicago blackhawks. of course they won the stanley cup this season and right now there's this investigation involving another star athlete. we'll continue to follow the developments on that story. >>> meanwhile, recent cases of a disease not normally associated with modern times tops our look at stories around the news nation this morning. the california department of public health announced that a child contracted the plague after camping at yosemite

buffalo, new york. caller: good morning. think this whole abortion thing is getting so, what is the word i'm looking for? it is so barbaric the way they kill these kids. i am totally against it. i think they should defund planned parenthood and put the money towards community centers. host: south dakota, democrat, hi mark. caller: i was going to refer to the article that you have just read. all of these people are saying -- they are comparing it to not see as an -- comparing it to naziism. when your child is sick and they be -- and they are being taking care of medically, those procedures were done by some scientists somewhere with fetal tissue or whatever the case may be. it is funny to me how pro-life these people are until it is time to go to war. and they are the quickest to say we have to make america strong by going to war. the last thing i have to say is congress is quick to act on one small video, but it has taken them years to decide whether or not we should have a highway fund or a jobs bill. thank you. host: there

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. >> jenna, a terrorist suspect is back in the buffalo courtroom on terrorism charges.ric stocked up with weapons and trying to join the isis fight in syria and pled not guilty. and a young mississippi couple are in jail accused of trying to join isis. how can the alarming trend stop? we'll have more now, tom? >> start with nagi. 44 years old and divorced and two grown kids and worked as a delivery man and out of a job. it is a pass of being attracted to isis and the cause and trying to go join them abroad? >> great to be here, eric. we are seeing in europe and the united states. as most of us are revolted bite drownings and stories like kayla muller. but some of our society are attracted to. it it gives them a purpose. certainly the utcan have the side of things and other people who subscribe to the jihaddist views which is the extreme version of sun ni islam see the united states -- to them it is to what freedom in america is to us. >> he pledges a legiance to the head of the islamic state? >> yes. this is a difficult thing. fortunately the fbi are very aware of this

matt: buffalo seems normal. would not want to ever kill a giraffe or a lion, but i feel a buffalo is -- you can eat that. no? senator chuck schumer will oppose the iraq deal and that is a setback to the administration. what will president obama have to do to make sure it survives the scrutiny of lawmakers? joining us now is the editor for government and regulation. mark: thank you for your time. this will be a tough call for the administration. did he make that just that much more top difficult? >> he picked the middle of the republican debate to announce this news. he said that he will vote to disapprove the iran nuclear deal that president obama and the other p5 countries negotiated with around. -- iran. he is an important leader in the jewish community, he is very active with wall street interests, and he would take enormous pressure from some who think this is a bad deal and to stand up to president obama, and that is what he has done. what is striking is that he put out a very long statement explaining his

that big bluff there to look for buffalo and other tribes, and that sort of thing. i just like the way the train started to bluff our covered wag on, you can see in the picture how brisk that flag is. you get used to it. same there from behind. yeah, so we got to a place, the wag wagon isn't not as stable. you forget that. we went up the hill too fast and the load shifted and just flipped. it did a perfect job of flipping, we didn't break the wheel. we had the cart, i love that moment because they knew -- we had prove we could get back on the trail quickly. i said this is going to be wonderful for the book. i hate your damn book. he had to fix it. i would say who is going -- we have to repair it, and he said, who is we. [laughs] >> we had an experience where we had to wait three days. this is a picture to show how tired and bushed we looked. that's chimney rock. and then throughout the west there's a series of natural landmarks like this one. you can steer for that. you can steer for that for three days and you can steer from it and you're at bluff. it had a lot of

it's enabled buffalo wild wings to go to more than 1100 restaurants.e spoke about growth with sally smith, the boss for 19 years. >> we said we could be a chain of about 1700 restaurants domestically and in canada and the next five to seven years. with 1100 we are well underway. smith also says wing prices are significant higher than last year. that is hurting margins at buffalo wild wings. those are some of the top stories we're following. in the next half hour, at the time and emerging markets are getting hit hard, this is the worst of the worst. we will look at that as well as donald trump making waves once again. this time facing down a univision reporter. will this affect trump's highflying pole numbers? to china where the shanghai was down today, losing just over 1%. matt: interest rates cuts of failed to reverse the slide. what will china do next and what would that mean for the fed here in the u.s.? erik schatzker asked david wu at merrill lynch. would --is a chart it i sent you guys. --t is interesting to me erik: the blue line is the shanghai

and we will hear how the buffalo wild wings's ceo is taking a very american philosophy around the world. good afternoon. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark renton, here with matt miller. matt: a look at stocks. points,rising over 1900 a gain of 40 points, the dow jones putting up a gain of 342 points, and we are looking at basically the top that we have seen today come the nasdaq up 2.25%, 4607. rally that petered out and turned to a loss at the end of the day, but the chinese market had followed devon percent, and today we are looking at 1% and change overnight, not as bad. taking a look at treasuries, use the a little bit of a selloff in on as investors did a term -- in the market. the yield is up 10 basis points, and the 30-year long bond yielding 2.93%. and finally, taking a look at oil, what started all -- the chicken and the egg. 8/10 of 1% today. is also not higher, but i think it was unchanged, bouncing between gains and losses on brent crude today. now let's look at the top stories. a gunman who is said to be a disgruntled employee who shot at reporter.n a

winter won't go away in parts of buffalo. that big mound is actually snow.t's been sticking around since last year. >>> doctors are using a variation of gps to help patients get back on their feet after knee replatesment. details in "healthcheck," and we'll get a check on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns. >> it may be in the middle of summer, but parts of buffalo are dealing with the snow. this nearly ten foot mound is covered in dirt and weeds. that's what's helping to insulate the notice in 90-degree temperature. it's not clear how long it will take to melt. maybe a lot of rain will do the trick, but you'll have a lot of more water from the snow. can we talk for a second about the land sprout situation. we did a story -- i'm looking at you like you were nuts. it's a land spout, people. i apologize for putting chris on the spot. he is it was trying to explain a land spout compared to a cyclone. let's look at the ben franklin bridge, it's quiet out there, the slightest breeze out of the west. we have a combination of su

they will no long accept rhino, leopard, lion and buffalo trophies since that well known doctor killedn zimbabwe. foreign airlines announced similar bans. >>> the closing numbers, it's do you off 47.5 points and the nasdaq off 10 minutes and the s&p 500 down 5 points on the day. >>> temperature-wise the numbers are in the 90s for days now as we get a check of the accuweather forecast. but like wall street they are headed down. adam joseph is here with the details we might like this. >> the only numbers we want to go down in the summertime and that is the air temperature and that will happen in the beginning of the week but not right now. it's 91 in philadelphia, 90 trenton and 90 wilmington but along i-95 and towards the lehigh valley, it's dry with the dew point and it doesn't feel oppressive outside and that changes as you head south in dover and atlantic city, it's much more uncomfortable down there, 50s in philadelphia, and 60 in trenton and that is not too bad, once you head to wildwood, there is more moisture in the atmosphere and more uncomfortable. as we look at the water vapor

when i started working, we had a lot of unions in buffalo.ittle, every good retirement package -- little by little, everything shut down. plants shut down. i wasally, i went into -- in the printing