. >> it may look like a lonely job, but for david mcshane, making murals is about community. he's putting the finishing touches on this piece, celebrating the philadelphia baseball team. like every work commissioned by the city, its creation involved hundreds of people from the design phase to its execution. >> if i were a final artist, i might have a show that's up for maybe a month. it would be limited. whereas on a wall, it's limi limitless. >> the city has become known for its murals. the subjects vary widely. from black history to suicide. unlike most public art, philadelphia's murals can be found all over the city, in poor neighborhood and parking lots. the idea is that art is for everyone. the murals are painted on cloth squares. a process the public is invited to take part in. about two-thirds of this one will be completed ahead of his visit. those who come to see him in september will be invited to help with the rest. >> basically, when people come, they will be producing the murals. the time when this is here, they can say hey, i paint that. >> jane golden started t

. >> it may look like a lonely job, but for philadelphia-based artist david mcshane, making murals is all about community. he's putting the finishing touches on this piece, celebrating the philadelphia phillies baseball team. like almost every work commissioned by the city's mural arts program, its creation has involved hundreds of people from the design phase through execution. >> if i were a fine artist in a gallery situation, i might have a show that's up for the month and the audience would be relatively limited. whereas outside on a wall, it's, you know, limitless. >> the city has become known for its murals, supported by a combination of public funding and private donations. the subjects vary from black history to suicide. >> unlike public art, reserved for prominent parks or city centers, philadelphia's murals can be found all over the city, in poor neighborhoods and even in parking lots. the idea is that art is for everyone. >> the murals are painted on cloth squares before hung outside, a process the public is invited to take part in. about two thirds of this one, honoring po

. >> reporter: it may look like a lonely job, but for philadelphia-based artist david mcshane, making murals is all about community. he's putting the finishing touches on this piece sell bralting of baseball team. almost like every work commissioned, the creation involved hundreds peechl from the design phase through the execution. >> if i was an artist and the audience would be relatively on the outside of the wall that's limitless. >> the city has become known for the murals supported by a combination of public funding and private donations. the subjects vary widely from black history to suicide. unlike most public art, which is reserved for prominent parks or city centers, philadelphia's murals can be found all over the city in poor neighborhoods and even in parking lots. the idea is that art is for everyone. the murals are paint odd cloth squares before being hung outside. about two-thirds of this one honoring pope francis will be completed ahead of his visit. those that come to see him in september are invited to help with the rest. >> basically when people come, they will be pro

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i'm connell mcshane. to david asman now, and gerri willis.avid: you managed to talk up this market. it is now at 275. it is still about half of what it was, up today what it was yesterday. gerri: that is no 400 points, my friend. david: didn't make up what we lost yesterday. this is a nice rally. gerri: markets managing to hold on to nice rally with energy in the close up over 200 points, with headlines out of federal reserve making hint that rate hike delay is likely. let me get that right. david: oil riding rally as well. despite saudis pumping like crazy and big supply glut, highest level in 80 years. [closing bell ringing] gerri: the iran nuke deal is nearly a done deal as one senator throws her support to the agreement, giving president veto power over congressional critics look at nasdaq. nyse is cheering. everybody is happy about what happened to the market today. hoping that it won't be one shot or even two-shot deal. that this will be a sustained rally. let's hope for the best, where it was earlier in the day. it was shootings up ear