he lives a life not too distant from burroughs' fantasy.y day served by his man servant. he may not have a gazelle, but a pet rooster will do. and every day he makes the rounds of the cafes, seeing all the old faces, ending up sooner or later here. >> this is the petit socco? >> this is the petit socco. yes. it existed in venetian times, existed in roman times, in the portuguese times and the english were here for 22 years and then the international city until 1956, now here. very historic square. very historic. >> as a writer, i've noticed everybody who comes here to do the article does the same article. >> it is so damn boring. they're all the beat generation and there are lots of other stories in morocco apart from that, but everyone likes the beats. bill burroughs, tennessee williams, they were all here, but that's a small part of the moroccan history. that's a 15-year page. there was a life before that and a life after that. you're here. >> yeah. it was inevitable. let's pretend those guys never came. what is this place? >> the reality

which changes the credit reporting format, it also prohibits the the credit burroughs from acceptingrized user credit reporting on newly opened credit card, unless they have the date of birth of the authorized card holder. a lot of that stuff was getting mixed up, meaning there were no dates of birth, wrong credit reporting was being done on various card holders. this additional piece of information will allow 39 credit burroughs to link the account to the credit file. >> what about if you have a dispute how do agencies hand that will now. >> reporter: this is great, it is super consume are friendly. because now, burroughs cannot refuse to accept a dispute because the the consumer doesn't have a current copy of his or her report. also, if the the credit burroughs receive a dispute from a consumer, that contain the the backup documentation that supports the dispute the agency must modify that information accordingly or fast track it to an employee in house, who can basically make those changes, based on your documentation. now look the real key here is, you have got to provide support

>>> good morning hugh burroughs and john swisher thanks for joining us on this episode of mosaic. it's a special pleasure to introduce you to dr. eric berlin who is a professor at the university of california berkeley. one of the many people in the bay area makes it so -- such a fascinating place to. he is here to talk to us about the antiquity around mentoring. sir you look at the world around today and the new look back in your discipline of study and you have come to some descriptive conclusions to share with us. >> well, i have always been prompted or provoked to look into the past because of contemporary circumstances. sometimes consciously sometimes not. in my recent work, it has been motivated -- or at least in large part stimulated by some rather cream infants that the world is going through in the last 20 years or more. you can read about it in any newspaper. i'm the only one reading the newspaper everyone else was reading on my pants -- iphones or other instruments. type in particularly concerned with ethnic conflicts that our company -- country has been wrapped up in. p

there are more than 5,000 towers registered throughout the five burroughs. but with so many units in manhattan, why are so many cases in the bronx? we asked the department of health that question. they're searching for the answer as well. >> there are a bunch of places in the city with a lot of cooling towers, and only in the bronx. it's weird. >> i would imagine the reason why there isn't that many in manhattan, they're probably more on top of it. has worked in the bronx for r many years. she's worried about the risk. >> it's happening. it was ate in the bronx over the summer, it's here in morris park. where will it be next? >> the city is working to prevent that very spread. >>> looking at what's new at 5:30. >>> we have an i-team exclusive. a conviction in question. new evidence in a 17-year-old murder case. >> anybody can say they didn't do it, but i was there, so i know he wasn't lying. i know he didn't do that. >> the biggest i-team says how a new witness may free an innocent man. >>> then the state invested big bucks in high-profile projects like the

of these sorts of things are starting to pop up and that is flooded visor is now up for the five burroughs, northeast new jersey and western long island and in nassau county so that rain is coming down heavily at times causing some localized flooding mainly urban street flooding as ines mentioned, this could be a problem. you see why it is the we have flood advisories popping up, showers not moving a lot, pretty solid out there too, showers and thundershowers over the city over western long island the lower hudson valley in the core of the tristate but this is happening very early for the commuter and a lot of folks not quite out there yet. but looks like kind of a soggy morning commute but not only are we dealing with rain this morning but have to deal with it as we go to the late morning, early afternoon and evening even into tomorrow morning dealing with some rain in the tristate. slow-moving cold front helping to enhance those showers and storms out there right now and there is some lightning as well so keep that in mind, here's your bus stop forecast, everyone is back at it, showers a

anywhere you get air quality alert says, mainly through new jersey yesterday but it covers all five burroughs, long island and the coastal sections of connecticut and lower hudson valley. that includes westchester and rockland counties, goes and 11:00 tonight. as far as visibility numbers are concerned doesn't look as bad as what we had yesterday but we have fog earlier in parts of long island have been reported that take a look. a bit of a slowdown but hopefully won't hold too many 76 that central park, 77 and newark, 73 in montauk with mainly clear skies. we are not looking so bad as far as conditions today but there is a cold front, back door cold front, there it is on future cast. here is the deal, doesn't have a lot of wind, decent amount of moisture but not a lot of liquid coming into town so without any major disturbances we are not expecting it to kick up a lot of showers that there will be some the try to popped through here late tonight early tomorrow morning and then it looks like it will try out as high pressure drops high temperatures for a few days. today 78 by 9:00 a.m. 86 by n

five burroughs not in it but high levels of ozone with higher temperatures and stagnant air over new jersey, back toward philly. the rest of the tristate we have mainly clear sky, a few clouds against the coast, the southeast atlantic waters looks like that may intensify and make its move of the eastern seaboard throwing back moisture toward the weekend especially as we head towards sunday and the cold front will approach the area, high pressure blocking things out and does a good job there the majority of the week but it will start to break down as we head into the weekend which is not a bad thing, we need some wet weather not happening today or tomorrow but sunday the cold front swings through, swinging to the north but we're going to keep it dry. high temperatures up to 86 degrees, there are the clouds coming fruit, sprinkles in the city, high of 77 sunday, let's bring in ines and see what is going on. we have a few issues here and there. >> couple problems in westchester, northbound by the sawmill, that has put lane blocked, no issues crossing the tappan zee bridge, new jersey co

one of two for his travels here through the burroughs. there he is. >> if you've ever been near one of these helicopters, the sound of those blades is deafening. and despite that, with our microphones there, you can hear the crowds cheering. very rare for human sounds to over power a helicopter like this. and that is what you see here as the pope makes some of his last steps here in new york. does appear that the pope is heading towards a group of the faithful, a couple of hundred people there hoping for a blessing and one last selfie. at this point he is walking his way to the steps. a group of nuns surrounding him as well. religious leaders from the diocese getting a last-minute encount we are the pope before he heads to philadelphia. >> those white roses a gift from those nuns. they also brought him home made cookies from his native argentine argentina. describe the energy on that tarmac this morning? >> reporter: well, my heart is chest. it's an incredible moment when you see pope francis there. as you were saying the sisters therye i

in and around the burroughs a little bit of patchy fog early on. the visibility was reduced. already improvements. this shot, it reappears, one world trade lower manhattan. as the fog continues to improve, the temperatures shoot up. temperatures 10 to 12 degrees warmer than what they are right now. in the city 83. so 10 degrees warmer than that. a degree or two because the sun is pretty strong. the partnership is good through the afternoon. belmar and toms river have fog in some cases. don't worry. it's going to burn off. it will take a little time. visibility at zero from your reporting stations. it does improve in the afternoon. what day is better, today or tomorrow? i think tomorrow might be a little better. here's why. it feels like midsummer today. the mugginess is around. it's the big season finale. last weekend of summer. we have a feeling of humidity. and so the feels like temperatures are mid 80s. this cold front comes in tonight. it brings very little in the form of rain. maybe a sprinkle or two. monday. really highs are in the 70s pretty much all week as we bring i

it's a one time only pilot program set to start in two weeks in four of the five burroughs. city residents throw out more than 200,000 tons of clothing each year. sanitation says workers make the pickups in staten island, queens, the bronx, brooklyn as well and donate everything to good weather. >>> up next, she has created a national debate over gay marriage and religion. >> i don't want to have this conflict. i don't want to be in the spotlight and i certainly don't want to be a whipping post. >> the clerk jailed for refusing marriage licenses goes back to work, but her fight isn't over yet. >>> also, a military battle over breastfeeding. why some people are celebrating and others are criticizing this photo. >>> losing lives and losing funding. first responders forced to face off with lawmakers over a bill they call life or death. >>> and what is your child's back to school bedtime? how about 6:45? the recommendation some parents are calling ridiculous. >>> and a spectacular september day. get ready for august to make a return. we will talk about that in just a bit. >>> it

>>will tran: alyssum also looking for man who expose themselves to form of to 10 year-old burroughs thisn friday at around 315 in the afternoon he never adjusted to try to get them to come a little bit closer to him they ran home so their parents who called 911 west and the police showed of the man was long gone to the third time that his self seen a naked man and schools of letting out at that particular time the helps to release the composite sketch on the suspect very shortly we have you cover for the holiday weekend coming up about 30 minutes ago we saw him to back up and suddenly cleared keep in mind translate to the bar closed until tuesday 4:00 a.m. there was a bus bridge to the second place between san francisco in downtown oakland. andothin besfood is hven in a jar. th's bauseur ingrients come from... farms coitteto respsiblsourd oi... endewithinedies ke ce-fr egg m. hven. re ingdien. that howe're rkinto ing t thbest >>will tran: instead of traveling on this labor day weekend a lot of people are doing what we love to do. >>haaziq madyun: that maybe and the noun but the officials

new york" -- >> reporter: the mta has scheduled maintenance that's affecting riders in two burro burroughs. >> and we're saying good-bye to summer. we'll take a lack ook at the seven . >>> pope francis will touch down in cuba this afternoon. >> what you need to know about the transit alert. >> please. >> okay. sir. >> please. please. >> sir, we have them on the way. >>> a frantic call for help after a family pit bull turns on its owners. what police believe is behind that attack. good morning and welcome back to "today in new york"thrilled you could join us. >> great weather continuing. we do have some fog and visibility issues out there. times this morning. also some low clouds out there. but it will be mostly dry today and tomorrow. plenty of dry weather to enjoy this weekend. temperatures turning to the 80s on this saturday and down to the 70s tomorrow. high pressure sb high pressure is continuing to dominate our weather. that fog is going to take a little bit longer to burn off. up to 70 degrees right now. we're headed to 79 by lunchtime. it's bright and warm through the afternoon. a g

look at eli burroughs new exhibit -- ♪ mark: good day from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. am here with olivia sterns. >> let's get straight to a check of where the markets are trending right now. you can see all the major benchmark averages up by about 1%. solid report on retail sales showing them growing for the second month. it seems they are undeterred by the turmoil in the market. illiterate lower on that showing the factory production disappointed. in the treasury market, the big action is on the short end of the curve. we are seeing a big move upward. yieldn see the two year trading at its highest level since april 2011. also finally, we do have an oil board let's show you what is happening in the commodity markets. oil was stronger, it has turned around since then. it has -- it is unchanged at $44 per barrel. supplies fell by one million barrels so perhaps that was adding a little bit of positive and -- positive sentiment. mark: let's take a look at some of the top stories we are following. the manufacturing sector in the united states is hitting a speed bump. it fe

look at eli burroughs new exhibit -- ♪ mark: good day from bloomberg world headquarters in new york.et straight to a check of where the markets are trending right now. you can see all the major benchmark averages up by about 1%. solid report on retail sales showing them growing for the second month. iem

the story for today, still rain attered throughout the five burroughs and over to the west. that's going to be the story through the afternoon. look at this. heavy rain right now rolling through the eastern end of suffolk county. that should be out of the way within the next half hour or so. as farns the rest of the day, temperature up to 70 degrees.tocooler for tomorrow. we are watching joaquin as it apnproaches this weekend. >> and that is your latest ather. >> here we are. barry williams, nice to be here. >> good to see you back here with us. >> you know him best for perhaps playing one of the most beloved characters in tv history, the eldest son greg brady on "the brady bunch". >> and now is on "the worst cooks in america" on the food network. >> not anybody can get that job. >> did you not learnonnything from alice all those years on "brady bunch." >> a good actress but did not know how to cook. >> i gr.w up on the studio school so no home economics. >> what were y trying o make on the show? >> was that a cake? >> we made things every single week, an elimb nathe nation,