. -- emulate your heart and charles lindbergh. ehrhardt and charles lindbergh.s only been one week. the first lady of new york tweeted there was going to be one in the city after some push by the manhattan bureau president to have one of these. the estimate, $2 million. the city will bear $1.5 million and the rest will be from sponsors. matt: it is not really tickertape anymore. we don't have been around. >> the city got a donation of confetti from eight company in brooklyn -- a company in brooklyn. they are turning residential. pimm: thank you very much. matt: i'm out of here. i will see you in a couple hours. pimm: we have much more. deal or no deal on iran. details ahead. ♪ >> welcome back to "the bloomberg market day." i am pimm fox. alexis tsipras tries to sell his plan. it was praised by france, and judged in adequate by lithuania. the greek parliament is debating the package's spending cuts today. germany is holding off on commenting. isasury secretary jack lew cautiously optimistic. >> it would be in everyone's interest to resolve this. i cannot sit here

they join the likes of charles lindbergh and nelson mandela and a few other select people who had a ticketape parade in their honor along the canyon of heros. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning did the petty cure products we see advertised really work? "action news" puts them to the test and we have the results. >> trees are ripped apart after strong storms moved through parts of the bluegrass state. >> reporter: coming up in weather we have a few spritzes and sprinkles across the delaware bay this morning but i am attracting heavy thunderstorms in the seven-day forecast, i'll show you when right after this. >> severe storms left a huge mess behind in kentucky. high winds snapped trees and telephone policy and streetlights residents say it happened in a matter of seconds. cleanup is expected to last for days. >> reporter: we're looking at a similar situation here. >> reporter: if i didn't know any better i would have thought that was the delaware valley. we've had our fair share but not this weekend. it will be a nice weekend for t

. >> reporter: but historians agree it was the 1927 celebration of charles lindbergh that perfected thert. amelia airheart was the first woman to be honored. and jesse owens became the first individual african american honoree. but from the world wars to desert storm, some of the most frequent guests of honor have been military heros. 1946's vj day parade produced iconic photos and 5,438 tons of paper. of the 205 canyon of here rows parades, 130 took place between 1945 and 1965. since then there have only been 24 tiger -- tiger take parades. john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> the women of team usa will soon go back to their day jobs. their team hopes to capture a new audience. >> this is a practice session for the seattle rain one of nine teams in the national women's soccer league. the league is in its third years, but attendance figures are skewed a little bit by what is happening in portland where the portland thorns are drawing about 13,000 per game. ticket sales have gone through the roof since the u.s. women's national team won the world cup last sunday. they are averaging about 3,

team joined the likes of charles lindbergh and nelson mandela and a few other select people who have had a ticker tape parade in their honor along the canyon of heroes. in lower manhattan i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." >> incredible. >> coming up on "action news" tonight the naacp annual convention gets under way in philadelphia. we'll have a run down on what is planned in the next five days. >>> also the anderson monarchs including mo'ne davis wrap up a three week history tore through the staff. ducis rodgers with sports when "action news" continues tonight. >> thousands of folks expected to attend this year's naacp convention in philadelphia. leaders say in the next five days they'll tackle social and economic issues. this year's theme pursuing liberty in the face of injustice. one of the topics set to be discussed will be 15 year long economic boycotts of south carolina. today teens from across the country who are competing in the naacp's youth achievement program watched as the confederate flag was taken down from the statehouse in columbia, south carolina. >> symboli

the coolidges had introduced their morals, so we know what came out of that was a marriage of charles lindbergh and anne. and they were very happy about that. in terms of the press grace did not try to cultivate any kind of press relation. but she allowed herself to be photographed. she did say to the press, leave my boys alone. the children of the first family , and we have seen that i think continually, should be left alone. but she was happy to pose at about 12:00 noon on the steps take questions, and pose with people who want to do visitor. she said she was a national hugger. she wanted to hug everybody. just as calvin would take his jokes and be a little bit more remote, she wanted to be the warm one. her radiance came across. and i think the nation did appreciate that. >> what about the press lady herself? >> [laughter] >> well, i think we have to start with the time period that the hard things arrived at the white house. old or one, still very fresh on everybody's mind. nearly everything in the hiding administration relates to that. as far as policy and everything that they are doing. so

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you even had some influential figures, mostly, charles lindbergh who went out and talked about being an isolationist. we don't need to be part of that. we have some examples from our records. from the resources board. this was a letter read it the close of 1940 two a man who was organizing to get some more resources. in it, it says -- \ --he is equating it with war and our country. he is saying there is no reason for us to get involved. we have enough problems. that is an example of isolationism. here is another example. a music these. from a farmer. he wrote it in 1940. the war is raging in europe. it is been one on for years. we are not part of it. he wrote this, it was performed across the northwest, the stronghold of isolationism. it was sung by his daughter ruth. she is in a be ending uniform. she would perform advance and conventions and things like that. she would sing about us not going over there and being mauled in the fight. there was very real opposition to the war here on the homefront for. but, we had to get prepared anyway. the u.s. government worked to prepare the gov

she and her husband of the thrill of meeting charles lindbergh. calvin sent a destroyer to pick them up. i thought that was kind of wonderful. and also the coolidges had introduced the morrows and the lindberghs and so we know what came out of that was a marriage of charles lindbergh and anne. and they were very happy about that. in terms of the press, grace did not try to cultivate any kind of press relation. but she allowed herself to be photographed. she did say to the press, leave my boys alone. the children of the first family, and we have seen that i think continually, should be left alone. but she was happy to pose at about 12:00 noon on the steps, take questions, and pose with people who wanted to visit her. she said she was a national hugger. she wanted to hug everybody. just as calvin would take his jokes and be a little bit more remote, she wanted to be the warm one. that came across. her radiance came across. and i think the nation did appreciate that. lucinda: what about the first lady herself? >> [laughter] >> well, i think we have t

and you even had some influential figures, most notably charles lindbergh, that went out and talked about an isolationist. we don't need to take part in that. i have some examples from our records. from the midcentral war resources board, this is a letter wrote at the close of 1942 holland -- 1940 to holland, and it it it says, i fervently trust -- will deal bountifully with you and you as well keeping our beloved country on cursed by a wholesale bloodletting. there are challenges enough in our democratic fault to overcome by the moral equivalent of war without getting out the guns. he is equating the problems of our country -- we are already at war in ways in our country. and he is saying, there is no reason for us to get involved with this. we have enough problems. so that is jesting example -- just an example of isolationist sentiment. this is another piece. a music piece. "just a the side of the pond," from a farmer who lived in south dakota. he wrote it in 1940. the war is raging in europe, the war is going on in the pacific for years. at he wrote this and was performed across the up

historians agree it was 1927 celebration of charles lindbergh that perfected the art. he was the first man to fly solo across the atlantic. amelia earhart was honored in 1932 after becoming the first woman to repeat the feat. four years later jesse owens became the first individual african-american honoree. some of the most frequent guests of honors have been military heroes. a parade record 5,438 tons of paper marked the beginning of a generation during which the parades became commonplace. of the 205 parades, 130 took place between 1945 and 1965. since then, there have been only been 24 ticker tape parades. half of those honoring championship new york sports teams, including a record nine celebration for baseball's yankees. >> now of course, the office machines that produce ticker tape are not around anymore. instead, they'll be using shredded news print donated by a brooklyn company. today's event will cost $2 million to put on, by the way. >> thank you. >> on the culture beat, a new documentary looks at the life and message of an iconic musician. ♪ >> with a boomin

honorees reflect the passions of each era from military heroes coming home from ware, aviators like charles lindberghies were also granted the honor. in 1990 nelson mandela was taken down the route in what's called the nelson mandela mobile. and yankees and others have been taken down the streets. the high risesed a to the festivity. >> it's not just along the route but ten, 20 30 40 50 stories high you have spectators. happily they have so buildings with so many windows that can open that tradition can continue. >> it continues but ticker tape has passed. the paper is shredded. they've been participating ever since. they shredded 1,500 pounds of paper for today's celebration. >> we're part of history, i guess, as we look down at the end of the parade and see our paper there and know whoever came through the canyon was celebrated with our paper. >> reporter: of course, after the parade comes the task of cleaning up. they tell us there's going to be some 40 tons of debris along the parade route and 40,000 workers will have the job of cleaning up the mess. >> well worth it. >> absolutely. it's one of m

the coolidges had introduced their morals, so we know what came out of that was a marriage of charles lindbergh anne. and they were very happy about that. in terms of the press grace did not try to cultivate any kind of press relation. but she allowed herself to be photographed. she did say to the press, leave my boys alone. the children of the first family , and we have seen that i think continually, should be left alone. but she was happy to pose at about 12:00 noon on the steps take questions, and pose with people who want to do visitor. she said she was a national hugger. she wanted to hug everybody. just as calvin would take his jokes and be a little bit more remote, she wanted to be the warm one. her radiance came across. and i think the nation did appreciate that. >> what about the press lady herself? >> [laughter] >> well, i think we have to start with the time period that the hard things arrived at the white house. old or one, still very fresh on everybody's mind. nearly everything in the hiding administration relates to that. as far as policy and everything that they are doing. some k