here's elvis and i freaked out a bit, okay? there holding my arm. >> tap him on the nose. >> >> i don't want to -- >> my heart is racing. >> i did manage to touch elvis briefly. >> did you really? did you ma? >> barely. now oli, i went in with ten home fingers, b >> no! be kidding ve's he. two weeks earlier his dad lost the tip of his finger. it back. >> true. ever find yoursdo guys atthe c i'm very impressed. >> oh my gosh! >>> there's some artists that are concerned when people look at their art because it could get walked all over, aboutbut this one encourages it. >> wow! those are works of art. no other way to describe that. >> they by ta peepshow interweb she creates these amazing shoe creations that you're going to put on your feet and walk on. >> the details on the shoes is phenomen unicorns and spikes under the heels. i guess when you wearthose, you justall attention goes straight to the shoe. >> yes, this is definitely an attention grabber. >> is she filling them? >> she is. she has a store. some of her creations go fr

and so i would do elvis-- "i beg of you," or "treat me nice," or "teddy bear," "don't be cruel." nowadays, i perform it... perform elvis in person in front of a live band every month in san francisco. >> hinojosa: you are just working like crazy. i mean, you could be, essentially, retired, taking it easy, putting your feet up... >> i wish, i wish. yeah, right. nope, instead i work, yeah. >> hinojosa: okay, will you sing dean martin for me, then? >> dan martin you want? oh, okay. >> hinojosa: let's do dean martin. >> oh, all right. something like "that's amoré" or "everybody loves somebody"? >> sure. "everybody..." >> ♪ everybody loves somebody sometimes where's my drink? ♪ everybody falls in love somehow. ♪ something in your questions just told me ♪ my sometime is now. there you are. >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) so for you, what did you do around this whole reality that your parents... you know, you were chinese american at home... >> yes. >> hinojosa: you were having a hard time even communicating with your parents... >> right. >> hinojosa: ...because you were focused on speaking e

here's elvis and i freaked out a bit, okay?s there holding my arm. >> tap him on the nose. >> woo! >> i don't want to -- >> my heart is racing. >> i did manage to touch elvis, briefly. >> did you really? did you make contact? >> barely. >> whoa! hello! >> i'm out of the water again. no thanks. now oli, i went in with ten fingers and i came home with ten fingers, but dave -- >> no! no! >> you've got to be kidding me. >> that's dave's thumb. he lost that last august. two weeks earlier his dad lost the tip of his finger. >> at least he got it back. >> it's true. so if you ever find yourself in alamosa, colorado, check guys at the colorado gator farm. i'm very impressed. >> oh my gosh! >>> there's some artists that are concerned when people look at their art because it could get walked all over, abobut thi one encourages it. >> wow! those are works of art. no other way to describe that. >> they truly are, by taylor, goes by domby peepshow on the interweb, she creates these amazing shoe creations that you're going to put on your fee

elvis castro con mÁs. terrible porque como 10 dÍas y todo se perdiÓ. elvis: estos hombres son comerciantes y vinieron para tratar de llegar al poblado pero se les hizo imposible. >> nosotros vendemos mercancÍa, tenemos 15 dÍas que no pasamos por allÁ. >> una foto para enviarle a la directora de instrucciÓn. esto es imposible. elvis: otras comunidades que se encontraban incomunicada ya estÁn despejadas y la cruz roja, defensa civil y los comedores econÓmicos mantienen asistiÉndoles llevÁndoles comida cocida. >> la situaciÓn actual dentro de lo que cabe estÁ normal. >> luego entrarÍamos con la parte de la recuperaciÓn, reparaciÓn de casas. julio: en mÁs noticias, en espaÑa miles de estudiantes se manifiestan y en paraguay celebran el concurso de belleza. periodista: de los estudiantes de secundaria y universidad se manifestaron en barcelona a favor de la celebraciÓn del referÉndum de autodeterminaciÓn, suspendido por el tribunal constitucional. >> desde espaÑa se estÁn tomando una serie de maniobras para imp

i mean, like the elvis tunes, i said i have to do them. in memphis. >> you're in memphis. >> i'm in memphis. i have to, you know? and i loved elvis presley when i was a little girl, you know? and one of my visits to memphis, i went to graceland. i dragged my daughter to graceland. >> you had to go see it. >> i had to go. she was like, mama, no. and i said this is my thing, you have to come with me. so she appreciated it, too. i think in the end what was important to me was just honoring people who meant something to me, like b.b. king. i had to do b.b. >> yeah. >> you know, b.b. embraced me when i had first moved to paris. and anytime i saw b.b. king over the years, from that moment -- i first met b.b. in '86 -- from that moment until his death, you know, if we were in the same city and doing the same festival, he'd say, dee dee bridgewater, you'd better come in and sit in with me and i'd be, yes, b.b., i'll be there, you know? so, there were just different reasons behind each of these songs. i had to do -- "can't get next to you" was not

if you have an amazing system and you put elvis on, it is frightening.ike he is right there. ist the system is doing taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally. sound waves are energy. it is taking that and reproducing it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that has been dead a long time. that is what amazing sound quality is. you can find more films from our made series at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: jens stoltenberg is here. he is the 13th secretary-general of the nato. he is also the former prime minister of norway. nato is the largest and most powerful military alliance in history. since its founding in 1949, the organization has significantly redefined its role. its primary focus after 9/11 has been combating terrorism. and increasingly inserted russia and north korea have become a priority for the alliance. the secretary-general recently declared "the world is more dangerous to

crespo entre muchos otros elvis crespo/ cantante durante el show el cual se transmitio no solo desde, mexico houston, los angeles y new york vimos importantes donaciones don francisco "1 millon de dolares" como la que hizo jennifer lopez jlo/ cantante y actriz es muiy importante que todo el mundo da lo que se puede hacer sus donaciones, para mi es un orgullo y un placer poder hacer algo asi. uno que no se quedo atras fue su pareja el famoso pelotero alex rodriguez quien hizo otra importante contribucion alex rodriguez/ estoy donando 250 mil dólares con lagrimas en los ojos luis fonsi hablo de lo que de verdad importa en estos momentos luis fonsi/ cantante hay mucha gente en refugios, que no tiene absolutamente nada que sepan que estamos aqui, que estamos sufriendo por ellos, dolidos por ellos, que queremos ayudar y que estamos buscando todas las maneras para hacerlo a pesar del dolor la vida sigue, por eso el mensaje como dijo yuri es de fe y de esperanza yuri/ cantante nosotros podemos dar y podemos decirle a la gente pero definitivamente es el tiempo de orar, es el tiempo de pedirl

what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.cing it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, global reflation shows signs of life. chinese ppi beats estimates, u.s. price pressures grind higher. central banks react. the bank of canada gives a surprised hike. the bank of england gives off its first in a decade. the reach for yields shows no sign of ending. austria with a yield of just 2.1%. we begin with a big issue. global reflation showing signs of a comeback. >> inflation remains well below

what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.'s reproducing it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to a special edition of "bloomberg best." joined by three of wall street's top investors and co-owners of the milwaukee bucks. we heard everything from geopolitical risk to investment opportunities and even the future of that coin. we began on the topic of the u.s. economy.

what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.'s reproducing it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: maria sharapova is here. she is a five-time grand slam tennis champion. she is one of the world's most recognizable athletes. she has been ranked number one on five different occasions through her career. in 2016, she was suspended in -- suspended from competition for two years after testing positive for a banned substance. the sentence was consequently shortened to 15 months after the court found she bore no significant fault and did not intend to cheat. she writes about that ordeal and her personal journey to the top of the tennis world in a book she titles, "unsto

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what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.cing it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york city, i'm jonathan ferro. with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income this is "bloomberg , real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, congress clears legislation to suspend the u.s. debt limit. president trump would like to scrap it altogether. synchronized growth story does not seem as with the bond market. 2018 looks increasingly uncertain. the ecb is still exploring qe options. the white house is said to be considering six candidates for the fed chair. we begin with the big issue. president draghi urges patience

what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.d it's reproducing it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: welcome to the program. it is the end of summer and as we prepare for the next season, we bring you some of our favorite conversations here on "charlie rose." tonight, hamlet at the theater. then we have "a doll's house, part ii." then a look at the musical "dear evan henson." with the star and writer. >> the contemporary audience is less used to rhetoric and the idea of speaking verse.

what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.ng it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ stephen: welcome to china, birthplace and home place of juggernaut alibaba. i'm stephen engle, and what a past 18 years it has been, transformative for not only alibaba, but china as well, and the global internet economy as a whole. and we were here for the 18th birthday bash. [applause] stephen: packed in with 40,000 employees into an outdoor stadium. and we spoke exclusively with group executive chairman jack ma.

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what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.'s reproducing it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to china, birthplace and home place of juggernaut alibaba. i'm stephen engle, and what a past 18 years it has been for not only alibaba, but china, as well and the global internet economy as a whole. and we were here for the 18th birthday bash. [applause] packed in with 40,000 employees into an outdoor stadium. and we spoke exclusively with group executive chairman jack ma.

what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.ng it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "brilliant ideas." hyundai motor.-end ♪ fx harsono is among elderl indonesia's greatest living artists. he has been in the art scene for four decades. >>

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what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.ducing it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: he has been dubbed the geek of sheikh. federico marchetti, in 2000, founded retailer yoox as a marketplace for designer clothing. 15 years later, he merged the company with his biggest competitor net-a-porter, creating an online shopping giant. joining me on "leaders with lacqua," ceo of yoox net-a-porter, federico marchetti. francine: thank you so much for speaking to bloomberg. fashion or tech entrepreneur,

what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.it's reproducing it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i am tom keene in for jonathan ferro. with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ tom: coming up, a busy show. yields move higher after a mixed jobs report. the consensus, august will be revised higher. where is the wage growth? first carney, now president draghi and the ecb struggle with delaying balance sheet adjustments until december. is it real yields lower for longer? and it is september.

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what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.'s reproducing it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ cory: welcome to a bloomberg television special. the la sports summit in los angeles. i am cory johnson. some of the biggest names in sports and sports business. people like luc robitaille, stan kasten, the ceo of the l.a. dodgers, media titan michael isner, all gather here to talk about the biggest issues in sports business. ♪ cory: michael isner has a storied career as a media executive in los angeles, running paramount, running disney, but as an investor, he has invested in all kinds of businesses. most recently, buying a soccer club in u.k.

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never doubt a guy named elvis. >>> new at 5:00, a major step forward in clearing california's rape kit backlog. eric swalwell visited the biotech firm today to celebrate the passage of the rapid dna act. this is going to allow local investigators to perform realtime dna testing after an arrest and compare samples to the nationwide database. >> i'm excited about what this could mean to clear rape kit backlogs and make sure that as criminal suspects are arrested that we are not releasing them when they may have hits or are connected in a way to other outstanding cases. >> traditional dna analysis can take weeks as you know. the rapid dna process can be done in about 90 minutes. >>> people in the neighborhood not that far from me here in santa clara woke up to something rather unusual. the sound of mountain lions. kpix 5's kiet do is in palo alto where schools took action to protect students today. kiet. >> reporter: you know, the last time that anybody saw these mountain lions was 6:20 a.m. this morning. nobody has seen or heard from them since. this is a densely populated neighborhood.

but it would be elvis. >> anthony: but it would be elvis. >> wright thompson: well, i mean, mississippis everybody. >> ace atkins: in the middle of mississippi, oxford is an oasis of thought, and art, and literature, and feeling, and sentiment and everything. they call this place the velvet ditch. >> anthony: why the velvet ditch? >> jack pendarvis: i guess you just roll in and it's pretty frigging comfortable, and you don't care much about getting out. right? right? am i right? >> anthony: well, no one here seems too bitter about that. >> wright thompson: it's a place that needs help but it's a really great place. we're never leaving. express yourself.. new brow stylist shape and fill pencil by l'oreal. the easy-to-use triangular tip shapes and fills. the spoolie brush blends. brow power! new brow stylist shape and fill from l'oreal paris. at whole foods market, we believe in food that's naturally beautiful and fresh. delicious and powerful, and full of nutrients. so there are no artificial colors... no artificial flavors... no artificial preservatives... and no artificial sweeteners..

i haven't seen you as elvis by the way. you look pretty normal to me, but i have-- - i'll have to send you a picture. - i would like that and maybe perhaps you could sing right now for us. i'll just cross my arms and legs. - oh i don't sing. - oh, okay. it's just an image. - it's an image. - it's just an image. - i do think that if you fly southwest airlines flight these days, you do get a sense of a more personal, or a more intimate, or a more unconventional experience. that part of it has conveyed to some degree. - oh i totally agree. what we try to do is treat each one of our customers like a human being, and not a transaction, but we've always walked this interesting line where we have kind of a wacky, zany, really fun marketing personality. really fun marketing personality. at the same time, we're a very rigorous, safe, reliable, convenient schedule, and one of the best operators in the world. - think about how oddly incongruous that might seem. on the one hand, it's sort of fun and wacky. on the other hand you're flyi

you can pick your genre, mystery, sci-fi, fiction, the delta and the coast, pick a hero, elvis, oprah, cool papa bell, bb king and ida b wells, mix it with the subject, humanity today, catfish, cotton, magnolia, tamales and footfalls, conflicts, legal problems and the starcrossed lovers, natural war and natural disaster, and member resolution, everyone dies, hero is defeated, love conquers all and the reader is left hanging. if you haven't had enough, and mississippi is truly a literary lovers haven, you can meet with the mississippi library commission network of libraries throughout the state. i had a chance to meet with the librarians, the state librarians yesterday and they have something special, a book match so if you need recommendations, you want to find out and read more about it, please be part of that mississippi library commission and the libraries throughout the state, and also, let me just say that the library of congress is your partner. the national book festival will take place and mrs. bush started that in washington on september 2 and we will be live streaming c-span

you can go and listen to elvis presley and a video of him and it's hard for you today to imagine in a people ever were concerned about him being a threat. he would seem sort of rather innocent and quantd to you. but at the time that idea, sort this crossover these cultures into mainstream middle class white culture was something that alarmed a great many people. it's interesting though. over the course of the 1950s, rock and roll eventually became more whitened. lost some. edges of its original rhythm and blues backgrounds. if you look at pat boone as an illustration of this you can see the way in which rock and roll aerd to be tamd by the end of the 1950s. it's going to change in the '60s with the british invasion which is going to start innocently enough with beatles but is then going the take on elements like the rolling stones and the who. but the idea that rock and roll might have been just a temporary phenomenon, there appeared to be an argument that that was the case that by 1960 that rock and roll in its original phase, it was reared to as rock and roll as opposed to rock from

what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. ferro. yield.""bloomberg: real coming up, will it be low rate kevin as the president meets the former fed governor. in this hour, will chairman wars keep the real yield lower for longer? yellen speaks, the nominal yield spikes higher, a little transitory september gives way to an inflated october and december.

. >> anthony: what's called 77 elvis pancakes?nut butter. even if you're not the king, you'll want to die on the toilet like her did after this carbo load. >> anthony: if we're doing the elvis experience right, i should be eating a fist full of -- >> anthony: yard bird's signature fried chicken comes with chilled spiced watermelon and cheddar cheese waffles. here they brine the chicken for a day, 27 hours to be exact in spicy bath that includes cayenne, and black pepper, and garlic and onion. tender inside and perfectly crispy on the outside. >> anthony: to me, i like waffles and i like chicken, but i don't understand waffles and chicken together. >> questlove: you still don't understand? >> anthony: i understand people deeply love them, and i do like waffles and i do love fried chicken. put them on separate plates and i'm okay. >> questlove: you don't want your food integrated? >> anthony: shrimp and grits, a southern classic made with florida shrimp, virginia ham, and south carolina stone ground grits. >> anthony: i was reading

what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally.ng it so perfectly that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody is there that's been dead a long time. that's what amazing sound quality is. ♪ announcer: you can find more films from our "made" series as well as many more pursuits stories and videos at bloomberg.com/pursuits. thanks for watching "pursuits." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york city, with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, janet yellen brushes aside plans to the lowflation story -- plans to unwind the balance sheet and entities up another rate hike before year's end. geo politics fuels the bid as north korea threatens to deliver a hard-line response to president trump. and beyond toys "r" us filing for bankruptcy, heavy debt loads continue to haunt retailers. we start with a big issue. why unwinding a $4.5 trillion balance sheet is apparently nothing to worry about.

i am hearing actual instruments with wonderful musicians and really great singers. >> there's elvis,ny days in a row that i just can't say thanks enough. julie: welcome back. we're on a musical journey through the 1950's. bowzer: it was my favorite decade. we finally had our own music and our own love songs. rock 'n roll love songs. dion & the belmonts: ♪ each time we have a quarrel it almost breaks my heart because i am so afraid that we will have to part ♪ the mystics: ♪ hush of by hush up by oh my darling don't you cry ♪ connie francis: ♪ lipstick on your collar ♪ the kalin twins: ♪ when you smile when you smile at me well i know our love will always be ♪ jimmy jones: ♪ hey girl, gather 'round because of what i'm putting down ♪ ooh, baby, i'm your handyman ♪ julie: i can't believe i am doing the hand jive with bowzer. bowzer: it was always my favorite dance because you could always do it sitting down. the johnny otis show: ♪ hand jive hand jive ♪ ritchie valens: ♪ ba, ba, bamba ♪ bobby freeman: ♪ do you want to dance and hold my hand and tell me i am your lover man? ♪ oh, baby do

el presidente regresÓ este sÁbado al estado de texas, el mandatario plaÑo escalas en houston y elviseron para protestar de manera pacÍfica y exigir al mandatario que preste mayor atenciÓn a la catÁstrofe que dejÓ harvey y que siga protegiendo el programa de acciÓn diferida daca, pidieron al presiteng estatus legal . >> exigimos que el gobierno provea comida, albergue, servicios mÉdicos para cualquier persona. no nos importa su estatus migratorio. beatriz: manifestantes y recalcaron cual crucial es la acciÓn diferida en momentos en que la familia necesita uniÓn y trabajo para salir adelante tras la devastadora acciÓn de harvey . para miles de estudiantes regresa places ha sido postergado de forma indefinida ante la destrucciÓn de cientos de escuelas. cynthia lemos nos cuenta por lo que estÁ pasando distrito escolar de houston. cynthia: aulas inundadas, techos derrumbados y paredes hÚmedas . asÍ lucen las instalaciones del menos del 80 50 escuelas en el Área de houston. >> el agua estuvo en esta escuela por tres o cuatro dÍas hasta un nivel de cuatro pies . esa agua sucia. cecilia: los

i just keep looking for the elvis. it looks like crushed velvet.needs an elvis. >> that would be awesome. >> that would be pretty great. it's now 6:14 and 72 degrees. >> it would be great matt if you were driving in a pink cadillac saying listen i'm alive, i'm here. >> he would be cruising down 95 so i'm sure he'd be happy because there are no delays to speak of yet. it would be so great but unfortunately i don't think it's going to happen. what we can do, though, matt and tam is look at route one, the super highway and that's super so far this morning here in bucks county. southbound go the taillights passing oxford valley road. no overnight construction here but warning they will be trimming the trees today along bristol oxford valley road near cobalt ridge drive. new work we're getting used to this week in radnor township is closing conestoga road during the mid days. it's gas main installation. 9:00 until 3:00 conestoga is shut down. a involved it stay up on flirt lancaster avenue as you head towards wayne and villanova there in the radnor area