, where is forest hills?ight as well be on mars. >> reporter: but forest hill stadium is nestled in a residential neighborhood in queens and is once again becoming a music mecca. ♪ ♪ thanks to live event production company, madison house presents and its co-president, mike luba. >>> after the who played here, you witnessed roger doll taultr. what happened? >> it's intangible, all powerful. he walked over to pete and said, hey, mate, it's nights like tonight why we still do this. >> reporter: bimt in 1923, forest hill stadium was once the center of sports and culture in new york. a cathedral of tennis, it was the original home of the u.s. open where althea gibson broke the color barrier. >>> arthur ashe became 9 first and only african-american man to win a u.s. open, and billie jean king demanded equal pay. ♪ it's been a hard day's night ♪ >> reporter: it was also one of a kind home for concert experiences. >> the beatles. the who, jimi hendrix with the monkeys. after going electric at newport the first time.

tony: we have one in brooklyn by the barclays center, and one in forest hills on austin street.onis: the concept's interesting. is that your mascot? tony: yeah, that's our mascot. that's eddie the yeti. a yeti's like a mythological creature, kind of like a bigfoot that lives in the himalayas in the snow. lemonis: how'd you come up with the idea? tony: it's really kind of based off a more traditional asian dessert. in taiwan, they kind of do it with like a milk-powder base. lemonis: and it's not the hawaiian shave ice? tony: no, it's not. we actually do something called shaved cream. we kind of have our own play on it. it's a dairy base. lemonis: oh, it is? tony: so it comes out and the texture's just very light and fluffy, but it's very creamy in taste. lemonis: and how long have you had this store? tony: so, we're going on our fourth year. lemonis: oh, wow. high-five on that. most people don't make it that long. tony: yeah. lemonis: what i want to do is i actually want to try it. tony: yeah, sure. i have some gloves for you. lemonis: walk me through the board and how it works.

, absolutely every trump center in forest hills, not even close. so. >> i mean, that's wild for anyone who has visited new york, the neighborhoods are in places on maps and they built a property, and they said trump soho, and it's not in soho. >> for new yorkers who walk around, it was an early education in what donald trump does. ic barbara res, howard deen, maya wily, our power panel. >>> a new cause for alarm about 2020 and as mentioned, we're going to get into my special report, involving mayor pete's debut on the national stage and something you may have never heard about him in common with barack obama. later, new outrage and protests over republicans accused of ramming through a bill and exploiting a 9/11 anniversary to do it. >> i will not yield, mr. speaker. i will not yield. a lot more, i'm ari melber, you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. , you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, h

conservative party conference thousands turned out in heavy rain to demonstrate their anger against forest hills high said gender issues of listings. directly there's also no right wing judge said the director said oh yes aren't we just going to get our johnson has a strategy now of saying bracks is a matter of the people versus parliament but m.p.'s a blocking the will of the people to deliver bricks it's the trouble is that argument doesn't really work in manchester in some areas it's quite a controversial choice for the conservatives to try to hold that conference in manchester for 5 days in the city their own labor people here don't like the conservatives they don't like boris johnson and don't really like bricks is all it was johnson is trying to keep a grip on the agenda visiting the hospital to publicize a policy of putting more money into health care but what he calls or won't explain is how he will ensure the u.k. leaves the e.u. at the end of october while simultaneously abating a law passed in parliament says he's not allowed to without an agreement with what we are going to do is wor

and diverse is a better problem to -- a better solution to the problem than -- what happens is -- forest hill, in the sunset for eight years and the lower haight where i lived for ten years. i think i have a fair sense of my neighbors, who they are in district 5. and i think taking a more -- what i call a humanist approach to protection is more p paltable for neighbors a strong police presence tends to -- people make half expressions on police for historical reasons, that we all know. and i don't need to be here giving you a lecture on that. >> moderator: thank you. thank you very much. okay. the next question will be for ms. brown. there have been police shootings in san francisco in the past. what's your position on what we should do or what the board of supervisors can do to address police shootings in san francisco? >> i think also would be really retraining the police. the training that they have received, especially with mario woods. i think when you watch that tape and you watch them surround mario woods, that's the way they were trained. i think they completely need new training. i th

include yu ming charter school in oakland, lowell alternative high school in san francisco and forest hilllementary school in san jose. all honorees will be celebrated at an award ceremony in washington, d.c., in november. congratulations to them. >> 6:37 for you. >>> four bay area sisters are going back to school after making history. >> the malone family from sebastopol, it took the family six months to complete, they posted on instagram their entire trip. their 6-year-old daughter sabina is believed to be the youngest to ever finish the appalachian trail. the malones raised more than $10,000 for six different charities while they were out hiking. that's impressive. >> that is, a long trip. i'm sure a lot of fun. >> friend ex-military didn't make it because of an injury along that route. that family made it, the 10-year-old, wow. let's go, guys, want to do it? >> six months. take the show on the road. >> see if we get time off all together. >> take the show on the trail. >> we could do that. this stretch of road a little slow, showing you the arrow pointing down toward the 66 thousandth

conservative party conference thousands turned out in heavy rain to demonstrate their anger against forest hills. high same gender issues the listings. next even also know that right wing judge said you don't represent us herds we just want to get our johnson has a strategy now of saying bracks is a matter of people versus parliament then he's a blocking the will of the people to deliver bricks it's the trouble is that argument doesn't really work in manchester in some areas it's quite a controversial choice for the conservatives to try to hold that conference in manchester for 5 days and they say see their own label people here don't like the conservatives they don't like boris johnson and don't really like the 5 johnson is trying to keep a grip on the agenda visiting a hospital to publicize a policy of putting more money into health care but what he calls or won't explain is how he will ensure the u.k. leaves the e.u. at the end of october while simultaneously abating a law passed in parliament says he's not allowed to say that without an agreement with what we are going to do is work very har

include yu ming charter school in oakland, lowell alternative high school in san francisco and forest hillmentary school in san jose. all honorees will be celebrated at an award ceremony in washington, d.c., in november. congratulations to them. >>> 5:36 right now. new this morning, a price cut for living in a san francisco landmark, a penthouse on the soma clark tower is a few million dollars cheaper. >> she did say million dollars cheaper. is listed at an affordable $6 million. that's down from the original asking price of $8.5 million when they went on the market back in 2016. fyi for you, the space is 3,000 square feet with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a surround deck with an amazing view of the city as well as the bay and likely could see a lot of traffic this morning, mike? >> also clock tower you said, do i have to ring the bell? >> for $6 million, why not? >> you can do whatever you want. >> exactly. >> you probably could see a lot of traffic there always in view around the city. over here in san francisco, looking down the peninsula, great flow throughout the south bay and all

hills of solar panels in china. another plan is to save the forests, because without them temperatures will keep rising. declare a potential conflict of interest during his time as mayor of london. he was responding to reports that an american businesswoman, jennifer arcuri, who knew mrjohnson, was given access to overseas trade trips and received thousands of pounds in sponsorship grants. all i can say is i'm very proud of what we did when i was mayor of london, very proud of everything that we did, particularly banging the drum for our city and country around the world. and i can tell you, absolutely, that everything was done entirely in the proper way. borisjohnson has been meeting european leaders in new york, where he's been for a the un summit on climate change. 0ur deputy political editor john pienaar has been giving us more details. well, borisjohnson has been spending hours in talks with european leaders, a french leader, the german leader, european council president, the tone from what i've heard is very cordial, but no sign ofa heard is very cordial, but no sign of a breakthrough. and in trut

hills of solar panels in china. another plan is to save the forests, because without them temperatures will keep rising.limate change they're all available on our website. just search for bbc news at ten, and then click through the links. you will see the special reports there. let's take a look at some of today's other news. a 20—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, after two police officers were hit by a stolen car. the officers were carrying out a routine drugs check, at the side of a road in littlehampton, west sussex, when they were struck. they both suffered multiple fractures. the manager of a cctv company, sherry bray, and an employee, christopher ashford, have both been jailed, after admitting illegally accessing mortuary footage, of the body of footballer emiliano sala, during a postmortem examination. the striker had been flying from nantes after signing for cardiff city, when his plane crashed into the sea. a ruling on the legality of boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament is due to be announced at the uk supreme court tomorrow morning. ministers say the f

in our earth matters series today, an activist and international forest in the global movement for climb change testified on capitol hillhave been expecting. she's only 16-year-olds. greta thunberg pushed back against those that the u.s. should not take action on the climate crisis if countries such as china are not doing the same. >> i'm from sweden. a small country. and there it is the same argument, why should we do anything just look at the u.s. they say, so just so you know, that's -- that is being used against you as well. >> thunberg traveled to the u.s. on a zero emissions sailboat and met with former president barack obama yesterday. bill weir also caught up with her and joins me live on capitol hill. bill, this is a soft-spoken girl but her words are having an impact. >> reporter: and it is even more remashlgable -- remarkable when you meet her in person. she's so tiny and uncomfortable in crowds and with small talk she's the most effective activist in human history who didn't want to be part of the spotlight. and one reason why is her asperger's. her mom has been open about her diagnosis almost as a super-pow

forest service and it does show a yellow high fire danger, orange, very high and or the red is extreme high fire danger. this is for tomorrow for the northbay hills, east bay hills and the diablo range. wildfire safety, discard cigarettes properly, keep cars off grass, avoid activities that could create sparks and remove dart dry vegetation around your home. be prepared. we will talk more about what you can expect. we are tracking the wind picked details coming up. >>> now the hot, dry weather has pg&e ready to shut off power to 124,000 people across northern california. nine counties including sonoma, napa, lake and butte counties could be affected. contingency plans are now in place for when and if the power is turned off. >> reporter: sonoma county officials from various organizations just finished up a meeting here to figure out what they would do if, in fact, pg&e decides to shut off the power. pg&e is going to the new normal, lessening fire danger by contentious continuously shutting off power to avoid fire. dave has lived here many years and remains unscathed the key is all for pg&e taking these measures but only where it makes sense . >>

forest. it is very productive. that mitigates against the extreme litigation tactics used in the past. ben: congressman, how long have you been on the hillhow long have you represented utah? rep. bishop: i am right now in my ninth term. ben: what would you like your climate legacy to the? you have been there roughly 18 years -- your climateu like epitaph, if you will, to read? rep. bishop: i would hope, in that moral range of issues you are talking about, that we would be able to really have good management of our federal forests and that we would have good management of our public lands, which basically 44% of all blm property, anyway, to make sure they are of better use, better value to the people who are living there, and also, especially on the other lands, that we can use some carbon sequestration. and if you actually use grazing policy properly, that can be one of the big things that i do not think people are looking at right now that i hope they could be in the future. ben: what other sorts of silver linings, what other sorts of under-the-radar tools to fight climate change do you have on your mind? you talk about grazing. defores

forests adopted the goal of bigots of asia home to a melting pot of life. many of the creatures that live on this indonesian island a found nowhere else in the world. cup on. capitol hill. think out. of a. public bus. this looks like a children's gang but 10 year old rev on and his friend while hughes at the innocent face of a mickey and often illegal wildlife trade and i'm not the only. at the entrance to the national park thousands of butterflies are sold on maddest by trade is like. in a. yes and in doing all. the end. thank you very flimsy yeah. everybody can fly he is essential to the forests food chain ended survival but syriani sells them for just a few dollars when a. long couple get the answer which butterfly in hand is the rarest out of 5 and. this one up here really called a ripple in bed when the spot of life is a protected species had a venue for making money that american business. so fragile that yeah. yeah good looking people said. to me what i've seen this butterfly can fetch close to $60.00 on the black market. the fact it could soon become extinct isn't a concern syriani has a family to support. why the 4th of the low if you so special do you think.

hill looking really good. as you look out into the distance to the east skies like i mentioned are not really resulting in any chance of rain forestr that matter so it's a smooth drive to work in that regard. you will find it to be breezy at times and not just for your morning but into the afternoon as we continue to look at a rush of cool air on into the bay area cooling things off yet again today your daytime highs today will be among the coolest of the forecast ahead of us in the 50's and 60's for san francisco. 60's right up and down the pacific shoreline and even for inland areas highs today below average only in the 60's for most areas, you'll see a few low 70's, mixed and like in san carlos in redwood city as well as a few spots in the south bay, san jose and santa clara you hold on to the upper 60's today at 69 each while the east bay mid to upper 60's for highs for oakland you'll be at 66 while conquered one of our few spots in the low 70's, joined by sonoma napa and on over to a couple of areas on the peninsula. santa rosa down through petaluma nevado and sandra fell all at 68 for your high today. temperatures on through

nathanause bedford forest to his south to to the of shelbiville, west of the army of the tennessee, army of tennessee and who does he have on the eastern flank, who does he have over in the hills aiming back to his morgan, te, john hunt two of the great raiders in the history of the confederate cavalry. joe wheeler is not bad either. i would be worried about my you?oad, too, wouldn't rosekranze things that bills up is three years of can visit part of it today, part of stones river national battlefield. importantly when his troops murfreesboro, they'll take 11 days of supplies with him. he is going banking on a big reserve. is going to ride on a very big cushion of supplies. think this is very prudent on his part because he knows there is a pretty good chance he is communications with the rest of the -- or he is railroad ose communications at some point. of course, what does this look like in washington, particularly ecause of what happens in may of 1863. we talked about what happened in ississippi in may of 1863, vehiclesburg. what happens here in virginia in battle of , the loresville, the largest battle, largest single in north american recorded history to be precise. rosekr

forests a dubbed the gloppy gets of asia home to a melting pot of one. many of the creatures that live on this indonesian island a found nowhere else in the world. cup on. capitol hill. think out. of a. public bus. this looks like a children's gang but 10 year old rev on and his friend while hughes at the innocent face of a mickey and often illegal wildlife trade and i'm not. going to come. at the entrance to the national park thousands of butterflies are sold on maddest by trade is like. any. yes and in doing all. the end. thank you very flimsy yet that every bottle fly he is essential to the forests food chain ended survival but syriani sells them for just a few dollars on a. long. answer which butterfly in hand is the rarest of 5 and. this one up here really called a ripple in bed when the spot of light is a protected species had a venue for loving my. business. so there it. becomes yeah good goofiness that they're going to look at what i've just seen this butterfly can fish close to $60.00 on the black market. the fact it could soon become extinct isn't a concern syriani has a family to support. why the 4th of the way through so special do you think. they set yo