grusheski: philadelphia was the first american city to develop a water system and to take on as a municipal responsibility water delivery to all of its citizens. when william penn laid out the city, he actually chose a spot of land that had a lot of groundwater. however, by 1730, 30,000 people lived within the first seven blocks of philadelphia, next to the delaware river. well, 30,000 people caused filth in the city and polluted their water sources. the groundwater was not potable. and in one year, 1/6 of the population died of yellow fever. now, they didn't know at the time that yellow fever was carried by mosquitoes. but the health issue was major in that first movement to build a water system. narrator: so they set out to find the cleanest source of water. although the majority of philadelphia's water now comes from the delaware river, early engineers found that development along the waterfront was causing pollution. so their search led them to the nearby schuylkill river. philadelphia developed technologies to pump water from the river into the city. these technologies established engi

the university of michigan has announced its hometown of ann arbor will be the first american city withet of cars that drive themselves. hit the road by the year 2012. a professor working on the project said the reason to move toward driverless cars is simple, no more car crashes. >> yeah. i'm not so sure. >>> we've been reporting on it. why don't you give more information on a recall affecting people in the bay area? >> reporter: that's right. finality tons of prepackaged salads, sandwiches produced by a company are being ruled because of a link of a strain of,coli. glass onion catering recalled the food. the food was produced between september 23rd and november 6th and was shipped to various centers including in california. the company has supplied food to trader joe's. >> wendy, cbs moneywatch.com. thank you. >>> 5:42. a new look for your iphone. the rumor mill swirling about apple's next upgrade. >>> the cost of having a baby. having twins doesn't just double the cost. why it could cost you 5 times as much. >> watch your head. a 2,000 pound satellite came crashing down to earth this

city looks like it's rudderless. would not be the first north american city to look that way. we're waiting to look for the mayor himself. and he has to do a bigamy ya cull pa here. just a shoulder -- short time ago he was denying this and the media was piling on. now it has taken hold of not only folks in toronto but also investors. we'll keep a close eye on it. this is weird. >> back here, does this -- >> if you like you're healthcare plan, you'll be able to keep your healthcare plan. period. >> sound like this? >> if you have or had one of these plans before the affordable care act came into law, and you really like that plan, what we said was, you could keep it. if it hasn't changed since the law was passed. >> wait a second. you said i could keep my health plan. no, ifs, 0 no ands and no buts. but is this big but. >> we said you can keep it if it hasn't changed since the law passed. >> i could never -- you just added a wiggles asterisk, which is not a period, but does have me thinking you might have just lied. period. >> i practiced that for hours. welcome. what a day. an

city anymore. mayor michael bloomberg signed legislation today making new york the first major american city to makethe cutoff age for tobacco. bloomberg said it's outrageous for cigarette companies and convenience stores to oppose the law. >> this century, a billion people will die from smoking around the world, and we don't want any of the people who die to be new yorkers. that's the one thing we can do. and the people that try to change the argument to an economic one really ought to look in the mirror and be ashamed. >> woodruff: the ban does have its limitations-- teenagers will still be able to possess tobacco but not buy it. it turns out the national security agency has violated surveillance limits numerous times. the obama administration released a stack of heavily censored documents overnight showing repeated violations and repeated promises to do better. today, the chief lawyer for the director of national intelligence blamed complicated technology that amasses vast amounts of information. a pair of suicide bombings in lebanon killed 23 people today and wounded nearly 150 others outside ir

american city. it's name is riverton. it is not too big nor too small. it is early morning of the first tuesday in november. this is an american city. a city that is not very large, not very rich, not very old. >> and it is made to be translated into many languages. the idea of the film is that we are such a strong democratic country that we can hold a presidential election in the middle of a war, 1944 and the country will survive. nd it dramatizes how the people are invested. it is certainly a film that people should see today. i think we tend to think that it has always been this way. people that feel anti-government, whatever their rationale is for those feelings, i think it is interesting for them to look at a period when people were more engaged and try to understand why. the federal government films, i likes ones with smokey bear and mr. zip but the adventures about junior raindrop about erosion. >> out tumble millions of earth bound rain drops. >> ouch. fine welcome this is. >> you know, little run away rain drops love forests where too many trees have been cut down. >> people always love the military

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some of the strongest companies in the states right now are americans companies like first solar, solar citythere is a canadian company by the name of canadian solar. and they've taken a vertical approach to the industry and are the strongest in the industry despite what china is doing with their companies. >> thank you for joining us from toronto. >>> bitcoin has broken another barrier. it's over $1,000 for the first time. tonight the virtual currency cleared $1,200. it's been fueled by a senate hearing last week. some say that the hearing lent bit coin more legitimacy. we have this, bit coin black friday, a web mark place that only accepted bit coins how about this, you can use bit coin to buy bacon flavored lollipops we'll take to you the movies in a small theater in maine. he had to pay big bucks to switch over its equipment, but >> every sunday night, al jazeera america presents... gripping films from the world's top documentary directors. >> this is just the beginning of something much bigger. >> next sunday: do the math. >> these companies are a rogue force. >> one environmentalist sa

all of us mayor ed lee was sworn in on january 8th as our ferd mayor of the city and county and inform and the first asian americanith this being the second largest population in the united states and the largest population in the state you mayor ed lee have made us proud. nearly 15 percent of the workforce of nearly 27 thousand employees are of filipino descent. asia a senior filipino elected official i'm proud to work side by side with a person of integrity, value and balance. his commitment to our community is demonstrated not only through honor and recognition as we does with the annual flag raising committee the filipino women's network representation and the special heritage month celebration but through his actions to run a city that that will help everyone thrive and succeed. he's worked hard to create jobs and everything that supports parks and housing and quality of life and public safety and education. all things that are critical and important in the filipino community. mayor ed lee has given over 22 years of service and has served as our orchestra of public works and our director of the human rights c

the former new york city mayor talk abouts about growing up in harlem and his eventual win to become the first african-american mayor of the city. this is about an hour. [applause] >> you know, frequently -- or at least not infrequently -- when i have a prepared text, i wander well off script. and i'm almost inclined to do that tonight as i look around the room and see so many friends. as a matter of fact, it is no exaggeration to say that were it not for many of you here tonight, i would never, ever have become the 106th mayor of this great city even, even with the mighty bill lynch, who ran my campaign. [applause] at the urging of my family, my bride is here somewhere -- there she is. [applause] 60 years this past august 30th. [applause] in tolerating me. but at her urging and the little fella, which we call our son who's 59 -- [laughter] call him daddy's little fella, and his sister that he calls the golden child, but they each urged me to think about putting my thoughts down in writing for posterity. and i finally got around to doing it. be can frankly, it is largely -- and frankly, it is largely because o

rican to move to the american mainland as people coming from another part of the united states instead of as immigrants. her fiancÈ is living legally in new york city. in the firstyears after the spanish-american war. is comes to new york harris harbor. two people come on the deck. the customs inspector of new york harbor and the inspection inspect per. he tells the woman from san juan she has to go ellis island. she said i don't have to go to ellis island. i'm from puerto rico. you took this place from spain in war. how can i be an immigrant? even after the case becomes legally moot because she marries her fiancÈ and becomes legally resident in the united states, because she has a head of steam over the issue she fights it to the supreme court, wins, and establishes the right of puerto ricans to look at the united states as the wider country instead of being trapped in this legal nether word -- world of 3500 square miles floating in the caribbean. great stories that help explain why you're here. we're here, and how the history of the hemisphere is intertwined from jump street. if you read the writings and speeches of san marcin, they talk about jefferson and wa

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it was believed to be the first of its kind for an american city.vote was 55% against, 45% in favor. we have a virtual seat reserved for you in the panel segment. if you have not participated yet, take a moment, go to our home page, foxnews.com/specialreport. watch the instructions. you have a panel on the seat. you can provide and monitor realtime feed back of what the panelists are saying. you can also access the polls on your smartphone or tablet. >> trying to cancel the obama care cancellations. the president makes his pitch to insurance commissioners. >>> plus, new evidence about who knew what when inside the white house before the rollout. we'll take a swing at it all with the fox all-stars next. tdo] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor i'to guard their manhood wi

rican to move to the american mainland as people coming from another part of the united states instead of as immigrants. her fiancÈ is living legally in new york city. in the firstyears after the spanish-american war. is comes to new york harris harbor. two people come on the deck. the customs inspector of new york harbor and the inspection inspect per. he tells the woman from san juan she has to go ellis island. she said i don't have to go to ellis island. i'm from puerto rico. you took this place from spain in war. how can i be an immigrant? even after the case becomes legally moot because she marries her fiancÈ and becomes legally resident in the united states, because she has a head of steam over the issue she fights it to the supreme court, wins, and establishes the right of puerto ricans to look at the united states as the wider country instead of being trapped in this legal nether word -- world of 3500 square miles floating in the caribbean. great stories that help explain why you're here. we're here, and how the history of the hemisphere is intertwined from jump street. if you read the writings and speeches of san marcin, they talk about jefferson and wa

so the first is when we have american people enforceable obligation it requires us to transfer property to the city and the properties that fall into that are the moscone which we have a ground lease and that requires us to transfer that property back to the city once the bonds are paid off and once the represent is fully paid. and then the second property that falls in that a subset is the land that we lease and those require a transfer to the port once the successor obligations are completed. a second a subset of enforceable obligations that requires transfer are the properties the land that we acquire from the navy that's not going to be developed for public purposes that we transfer to the shipyard developer for the private uses. and then another property that falls in that a subset is the particles that's related to the phase two shipyard and that d da requires those particles be transferred to the san francisco housing authority as part of the construction of the replacement housing project for the alice griffith housing project. a third sibling set in the enforceable innovation category is e

american cities, five cities, five issues in five days. >> and coming up, how businesses large and small are helping veterans transition from active duty to a job. >>> first, how the commodities performed today. the bond market was closed today for veterans day. >>> it is veterans day, and sadly, many of the nation's vets, transitioning service members and spouses are currently unemployed. but now there are big strides in changing that. hampton pierceon has the latest. >> reporter: after paying tribute to the nation's veterans at arlington national cemetery. now, the nation is paying tribute for those coming home from iraq and afghanistan. >> our time for our service to our newest veterans has just started. >> reporter: jason served two tours in afghanistan, but when the infantryman came home last year after a medical discharge due to combat injuries, he spent eight months looking for a job, his service and sacrifice overlooked by potential employers. >> they just looked, they said yes, you're infantry, anybody can hold a gun and go to afghanistan. what is your other skill set. >> reporter: he and his wife are on the verge of losing their military health

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>> guest: the nashville community became probably one of the first major cities in the american southto segregated lunch counters and restaurants. a year later desegregate all of its theaters. in nashville, we took, we started talking about the beloved community of making nashville and open city. nashville was considered the essence of the south, and there was people in the white community, very progressive, really liberals that really wanted to see nashville make the great transition to a peaceful and open city. >> host: how'd you get a national? >> guest: i left rural alabama and in september 1957, 17 years old, traveling by bus to study. i wanted to attend a little school outside of troy, alabama, knew where i grew up. i grew up 50 miles from one country. 10 miles from detroit, and i applied to go to a school called troy state college. now known as troy university. submitted my application. my high school transcript. i never heard a word from the school, so i wrote a letter to dr. martin luther king, jr. he wrote me back and sent me a round-trip greyhound bus ticket, invite me to c

the american industrial center that has the highest number of manufacturers on the city we're thrived to have them. bold build patch stuffy and basis are first branch bank the family foundation good and strong maureen successors e.r. associates and anyway's adams and pacific waterfront partners and urban green development corporation and larry. so thanks to all of our sponsors. i want to recognize today, we have a number of elected officials in the room. we'll be hearing from mayor ed lee and board pointing chu and supervisor wiener sends his regrets but he tended to be here >> rituals from the office of nancy pelosi. without further ado i'd like to welcome up to the podium mayor ed lee (clapping.) happy halloween everybody. i don't want you to mistaken me for jeff curry. we're very enthusiastic about this. much of my staff are under the mistaken belief we're going to serve beer this morning. i want to congratulate everyone it's wonderful to see so many people that are part of our maker movement by people who make things in san francisco. this is i think the beginning of a huge renaissance of manufacturing in the city. i want to congratulate

first white mayor of the city since 1974. the u.s. 2012 census shows that 83% of detroit is african-american. >>> in new york bill de blasio became the first democrat to win the mayoral race in 20 years. and of the two gubernatorial races, in the evening terry mcauliffe beat ken cuccinelli in a race that came right down to the wire. and of course the really big story of the night was here in new jersey where republican governor chris christie won a landslide victory over his democratic opponent. it was so big that mean people think that christie will top the presidential ticket against hillary clinton. in his acceptance speech last night the governor lambasted washington, d.c. for the way they do business and urged them to turn on their t.v.'s and see how he does it here in new jersey for an indication of how politics should be run in the modern era. christie won't have an easy fight if he does run for the presidency. a poll plushed within the last 24 hours shows were the election to take place right now, hillary clinton would win by about four percentage points. nonetheless, the big win by the big governor in new jersey means th