is it the town of greenwich? >> i believe that the town of greenwich has asked for them to remainin place so they taken over the care and maintenance . essentially the printing plant was the most extraordinary place. it was i think 400 acres originally that had been scrubland and they turn it into themost beautiful park . and they were printing for about 25 of america's post-important magazines at the time . it was sold after the new house was bought. conde nast publications. and i'm pleased that it was after conde's life because it would have been a tremendous sadness to him. it probably would have killed him vanity fair had gone a long way towards that already and i'm almost certain that it's the town of greenwich owns them. >> thank you, they're very beautiful and well-maintained . >> they are gorgeous, yes. >> what is one of those storiesthat you heard that most surprised you in your research for the book ? >> i think that it was the story about leslie and conde and why they decided to divorce. i had a bizarr

has chosen to work inside the system, stresses his experience as a for select first electmen in greenwich am somehow responsible, and those involved in meat, in the protest against the war in vietnam, for the current campus violence in the country. we tried to present the middle road, moderate point of view, and if my calculations are right, we are in good shape. we have the right principles we are standing behind. army, duffy's political and see what i mean. [applause] amnesty, a subject filled with controversy and emotion. when young militants lay siege and to cover college facilities -- >> duffy, a target of spiro rhetoric, saying 35,000 men and women who had jobs don't have jobs today. >> he was asked about agnew. >> he has his style and his passion. i think what is more important is the substance of what he says and has been substantially right and what he says. i think some of his prose has been purple, is that how you say it? i would not have said it, but that style is not my style. i said we had a pretty good , better than ang pretty good chance, head and all the polls. i made no

i'm almost certain that it is the city or the town of greenwich that owns them. >> thank you there are gorgeous yes. >> what is one of the stories that most surprised you in your research for the book. >> i think it was a story about leslie and condÉ and why they decided to divorce. i had a bizarre connection with the benson's. the benson side of the family. my husband worked for many years for mr. benson in the same maker. we gave up baking by the way. we give that up in 2005 we were not part of the bad stuff. anyway, he, i knew about him and i knew he was quite a buckling character. unfortunately, what was so good is that leslie's half brothers, robin and david, give me access to their father's diary about we need had met leslie. also how he was afraid that he was falling in love with a married woman. and she was afraid she might be falling in love with him. but they hadn't actually realized that condÉ had sent her to england to meet him on purpose. they always say if you love somebody a lot, you have to be wheeling to let them go. in conley his case, he not only was wheeling to let

they count the last ballot. >> a freshman candidate, now one term in congress, having served in greenwichature, now moving up to the senate. quite a fast --. [typing] >> i don't know. it is still incredible to me. a lot of it is the lack of understanding. regarding the united states economy and the people that have suffered the most. >> about 70,000 ahead. for weichert. that's the way it looks like it's going to end up, 75,000 to 80,000. >> hanging in there. keep it up in your chest. don't let it get down into your got. -- into your gut. [cheers and applause] ♪ [whistles and cheers] >> i will be persistent in my demands, but very patient with the fragile democratic process. [applause] ♪ [laughter] >> it is not all or nothing. there are a lot of things to do. ♪ >> no worries. ok? ♪ well, we have done a lot. [laughter] ♪ >> that's all right. look, i want to stay in touch with you guys. >> i hope so. you belong to us now. >> how are you? don't give up. >> we start all over again. >> yes, we well. there is a lot to do. >> joe, stay with it. we will too. going to stay with it, it is what we ha

but news that could turn good news to greenwich solutions and resource to try. to interest content to choose the next generation of talk to church. music channels available to inspire people to take action and more determined to do something here for the next generation. sfi environment series of global 3000 on t w. what's wrong with africa's most developed economy south africa grapples with its cash strapped state owned enterprises i mean to rampant xenophobia we go live to johannesburg. also coming up with one of those and most aside the taxi market has seen a flurry of tech investment now it's ready to switch from gasoline to electric. welcome to a business africa i'm going to johnsonville and good to have you with us. a wave of retaliatory attacks of hate south african owned businesses in nigeria apparently in reprisal for center phobic attacks that have been taking place on foreign owned businesses in south africa and chrysler attacks in the nigerian capital abuja have been intensifying with a south african supermarket chain shoprite heavily targeted teleco

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he was a pioneer in all new technologies and had the best printing plant in the united states in greenwich connecticut and didn't deal with the new yorker. it was a very successful relationship for many years. the two magazines were a part of the publications and so as you can see they also had a stylish and this is in 1928, 29 when she was still the hostess. she introduced him to this man on the right who was a white russian who had come over to the states and started out as a runner on wall street and was always very fashionable and insisted you will love this man. he is just like you. he thinks in numbers and sees them as pictures. he understands how important it is to have a balance sheet that works and all of the covers that work to understand what is attracting people and which ones don't attract people. i promise you he is a great guy. they met but he was thinking of something else. he had fallen in love with a woman the same age as his father did it come daughter, leslie foster is facing us. he was afraid people would make fun of him and she was afraid people would think some of th

on saturday at $430.00 greenwich mean time and that of course is immediately after this program. the 3 senior commanders on the libyan war for have to have been killed in fighting south of the capital tripoli pro after media sources reported the incident has forces loyal to the u.n. recognize government said they had made advances in the area after his forces launched a military offensive to capture tripoli in april severe flooding in yemen is making a humanitarian crisis there even worse at least $21.00 people have died in the province that's where most of the people displaced by the war live in makeshift camps and with few resources it's hard for anyone to build new homes here lopez had a young reports the. living conditions were are very challenging in this camp for displaced yemenis now severe flooding has made it worse more than 1500 makeshift homes have been destroyed in arc of these camps one of many affected and her job province displaced families are now trying to rebuild their strong homes with whatever they can find. like many families here farts in my last hour she ha

subcontinent where you can see the full interview on talk to our viewers there on saturday at 430 greenwich mean time. the 3 senior commanders and libyan warlord after of being killed in fighting south of the capital tripoli pro have to media sources reported the incident as forces loyal to the u.n. recognized government say they've made advances in the area after his forces launched a military offensive to capture the city in april. severe flooding in yemen is making a humanitarian crisis even worse at least 21 people have died in hugger province where most of the people displaced by the war live in makeshift camps and with few resources it's hard for anyone to build new homes kathy lopez hotter young reports the. living conditions were are very challenging in this camp for displaced yemenis now severe flooding has made it worse more than 1500 makeshift homes have been destroyed in archivists camp one of many affected in her job province displaced families are now trying to rebuild their homes with whatever they can find. like many families here fatima lost all she had when she was displac

presidential candidate elizabeth warren gives a speech in new york city's washington square park near greenwich village. ahead of that she unveiled a proposal her campaign calls the biggest anticorruption plan is watergate. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

presidential candidate elizabeth warren gives a speech in new york city's washington square park near greenwich village. ahead of that she unveiled a proposal her campaign calls the biggest anticorruption plan is watergate. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] thank you, maurice. and can were here for state senator and assemblywoman? [cheers and applause] >> hello, new york. [cheers and applause] now, some of you know this. i never thought i would get into politics. not in a million years. but when i got into this fight, i quickly found out, nobody makes it on their own. if you're going to make any kind of progress in this country, you need allies who know how to fight. and more importantly, you need allies who know how to win. [applause] the working families party has been on the front lines of fighting for racial and economic justice, and building a grassroots movement to elect the next generation. and i am honored to have their support. [cheers and applause] and tonight, , with all of you s witnesses, i'm going to make a promise. and that is, when i'm in the white house, working families will have

altered so that the clouds only rain money down on the people living on park avenue wall street greenwich connecticut and the people down here who are tending the crops are . becoming dehydrated they're they're dying but they keep seeding the clouds with free money from the fed so you don't need the people growing the crops anymore just like in saudi arabia they don't need workers because the 5000 princes just pump oil anytime they want to raise in america you don't need workers you don't even need tax revenue because if you have access to the my printers you just print more money for yourself that's the big joke in america they don't need the workers they don't even need the taxes how much of they collect in taxes last year 3 and a half trillion that's like 5 days of money printing in the global central banking land that's nothing and so it's become a cracker stocker see it's become a corrupt ocracy it's become a a it's become a just become a nightmare are you know one of the things that economists especially during you know pre-one 1071. concern oh was that workers would their pay would

very first celebrity i ever saw when i came to new york, i was visiting with friends in college, at greenwichby. i thought, i have to move here! ric ocasek lives here? the first album of the cars is packed with hits like peanuts in a snickers bar. i think that is one of the greatest debut albums. ric ocasek was 34 years old when their first album came out. he had put in the hours. he wrote everything for the cars and his music was the sound track of my high school. the cars the cars came out when i was a freshman. the next year candy o., next year pan-o-rama. then shake it up. i couldn't believe it when ric ocasek came on the colbert report. i got to meet one of my greatest musical heroes. then he started doing bits on the show. we would send him out to do, like, commando raids for us. we have him looking for my eagle adopted son stephen junior. i have to send a commando squad to se find stephen, jr. good man! thankou so much for al your music. thank you for playing with ouru. we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guestsh brady bunch." now st

so the greenwich village movement was there to celebrate people's culture. >> if you liked the music,or their ways of looking at the world, too. and eventually, one guy emerges as being special. ♪ a bullet from the back of a bush took medgar evers' blood ♪ >> during that time in the '60s as the cultural revolution was slowly bubbling and kids were starting to question authority, question what was happening in their country, they're looking for answers. >> bob dylan thought folk music was energy. it's more of lyrical intensity than anybody's put to song before. >> and the negro's name is used for the politician's gain ♪ ♪ as he rises to fame >> up to the time of bob dylan, there were the singers and songwriters. dylan started writing his own music. he says i'm going to comment on the world. i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience. bob dylan was in this sort of white hot moment of saying more in the popular song than anyone ever had before. ♪ only a pawn ♪ in their game [applause ] >> after the revolution of bob dylan, the music world moves west. ♪ got to go where yo

they had pricey real estate in greenwich village and have his unoccupied floor, now they can rent itforward so i think it is a smart idea. a top chef judge is narrating the experience. i think people should try it. bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. carol: an online and through the mobile app. jason: and check out our podcast wherever you get your podcasts. carol: and our extra podcast. more bloomberg television starts now. - custom ink helps us motivate our students with custom gear. we love how custom ink takes care of everything we need so we can focus on the kids. - [spokeswoman] custom ink has hundreds of products to make you look and feel like a team. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com >> i'm taylor riggs and this is the best of bloomberg technology were bring you all of our top interviews from this week. coming up, ipo woes. butork was meant to embark obligations have delayed the ipo. plus, is it of right time for facebook to tout a device that can listen to you in your own living room?

they had pricey real estate in greenwich village and have his unoccupied floor, now they can rent itove forward so i think it is a smart idea. a top chef judge is narrating the experience. i think people should try it. jason: bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. carol: an online and through the mobile app. jason: and check out our podcast wherever you get your podcasts. carol: and our extra podcast. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ david: a lot of young lawyers who are not happy practicing law love to go work for the commissioner of the mba. adam: honestly, i got incredibly lucky. david: you said players have depression and melancholy. adam: they are no more immune from mental illness than any other sector of our society.dave depression and melancholy. david: you encourage your players to be involved in social media. adam: it is in our business interest to demonstrate to our fans and the greater community that we are multidimensional people. >> would you fix your tie please? david: people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed. but ok. let's keep it this

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elizabeth warren's campaign is planning a big speech by their candidate in washington square park in greenwich village in the heart of downtown new york city. they have been promoting this for a while on facebook and otherwise to their supporters. it hasn't had any press pickup as far as i can tell, but it's clear from their organizing effort that they expect this to be kind of a landmark event for the warren campaign. it's a kind of time and place and setting that could in fact result in a very, very big turnout but we think that's why she's here. that will be monday night in new york city. elizabeth warren. we will have her here on the show the day after on tuesday. i wanted to make sure to remember to tell you that right at the top of the show. what we're going to start tonight's news here in kleiner tear garth ten park. kleiner tiergarten park. it is in central berlin. right by the -- looks like spree river. it's right by the river that runs right through that part of berlin. kleiner tiergarten park. this is where angela merkel has her office. it's a nice spot. very centrally located. and

they are sitting on pricey real estate in greenwich village and have his unoccupied floor, now they can and move forward so i think it is a smart idea. it is worth seeing what's behind it. a top chef judge is narrating the experience. i think people should try it. jason: bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. carol: an online and through the mobile app. jason: and check out our podcast wherever you get your podcasts. carol: and our extra podcast. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi advanced security. if it's connected, it's protected. call, click, or visit a store today. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is "etf iq" where we focus on the risks and reward

they are sitting on pricey real estate in greenwich village and had this unoccupied floor, so now theymove forward so i think it is a smart idea. a top chef judge is narrating the experience. so, i think people should try it. but whether they want to go back, i don't know. jason: bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. carol: and online and through the mobile app. jason: and check out our podcast wherever you get your podcasts. carol: and the businessweek extra podcast. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs. this is the "best of bloomberg technology," where we bring you all of our top interviews from this week in tech. coming up, ipo woes. wework was supposed to be embarking on its big roadshow this week, but complications delayed the ipo. how the company is regrouping. plus, listening in. is it really the right time for facebook to tout a device that can listen to you in your own living room? we speak with the vp of augmented and virtual reality.

elizabeth warren's campaign is planning a big speech by their candidate in washington square park in greenwich village in the heart of downtown new york city promoting this a while on facebook and otherwise to their supporters. it hasn't had any press pickup as far as i can tell but clear from the organizing effort they expect it to be a landmark event, a time, place and setting that could result in a very, very big turnout. e we think that's why she's here. monday night in new york city, elizabeth warren and we'll have her on the show the day after on tuesday. i want to tell you that top of the show. we're going to start tonight's news here in climber fear garton pa kleiner tier garton park i think that's how you say it in central berline right by the, looks like spree river i think germans say it schpray. looks like shprix. by the river that runs through the heart of berlin, and the park is directly down the road from the german parliament and chan chancellery where angela markle has her office. a nice spot. three weeks ago, friday august 23rd a nice day to be out in the park in central berl

greenwich village was actually a separate village. manhattan was just that little tip. we don't have substantial proof of it. this high-resolution map shows the location of the hell -- hill. that was used by alexander hamilton and his artillery. was he at the battle of white plains? probably not. thanks to the scholarship of a friend of mine who is also speaking today at another scholar ofe is a alexander hamilton and has written not one but two books on hamilton. what he has been able to demonstrate with primary source evidence is that 9/10 of the artillery were not at the battle of white plains. there is a nine out of 10 chance that he was not there. neither his commander nor george washington mention hamilton or his unit by name. this we know for sure, hamilton's first full-fledged combat, not just shooting it to ships in the river, this is full combat. the grandson of an artillery , i can appreciate how traumatic this must've been. rut is that wreckers -- gers. it was known as queens college. columbia was known as king's college. my wife graduated from rutgers. it w

>> keep in mind, again, this election is not going to be decided in greenwich village those crowds are not necessarily going to be the kind of crowds that determine this election look, it's the frafrican-americn vote, the suburb vote, also the white working class vote she's not been doing well among some of the elite constituencies i think that's important to keep in mind. also, the fact is that donald trump wants to apply it as far left taking private health insurance and other positions that, in fact, are going to be highly problematic in some of these swing states this is a campaign that the trump campaign will spend millions of dollars telling people you elect this woman. she's going to do this to the economy, threes the taxes she's going to raise, and you're going to lose your private health insurance. in terms of electability, it's not just the crowd size, not just the poll numbers, it's what the issues are going to look like in the general election i do think she's got some serious vulnerabilities there. >> there are people who really like their health insurance. they don't want

greenwich village was actually a separate village. bloomingdale was a separate residential area. manhattan was that little tip. new york city, rather. we don't have substantial proof of it. this wonderful high-resolution map shows the location of the hill. it is right there. that was the fort that was used by hamilton and his artillery. another question comes up, was hamilton at the battle of white plains? probably not. thanks to the scholarship of a friend of mine who is also speaking today at another location, he is a scholar of alexander hamilton and has written not one but two books on hamilton. what michael has been able to demonstrate with primary source evidence is that 9/10 of the artillery were not at the battle of white plains. there is a nine out of 10 chance that hamilton was not there, and furthermore, neither henry knox, his commander, nor george washington mentioned hamilton or his unit by name. this we know for sure, hamilton's first full-fledged combat, not just shooting at two ships in the river, this is full combat. as the grandson of an artillery officer at wa

not greenwich village. so i'm going to push it. president trump's remarks about loyalty and disloyalty were made in the context of his ongoing feud with a group of four democratic congresswoman known, perhaps misleadingly, as the squad. -- twors of this group members of this group are harsh credits of israel -- harsh critics of israel. comments on anti-semitism of the left. let's talk about that since we are interested in polarization. my question for the three of you is where do you think -- whether you think the charge the leftist anti-semitism are justified and whether the e word and equivalent can or should be drawn to equivalents of anti-semitism associated with the right. do efforts to delegitimize the strait of israel which we see present greater lesser dangers? tamara: i'm going to take the first crack at it and i do not think equal or greater or lesser is the issue. i think the three of us have been describing an environment that is degrading. andthat is bad for the jews is bad for american democracy. and is bad for all th

. >> she stayed with a friend in greenwich village.her to lose the duchess title and be herself. >> reporter: this trip three days before set to return from maternity leave and back to royal engagements. >> we've got meghan empowering women back into the workplace. >> reporter: other duties on that list, a ten-day goodwill tour of southern africa later this month. harry and meghan with baby archie, their first official trip as a family. there will be a poignant moment expected on that trip to africa. harry traveling solo for part of it, he'll be going to the same spot in angola that his late mother visited in 1987. she was raising awareness of land mines. that area where princess diana side of the pond. >> living a real life. one that's elevated but one that's real, supporting friends. >> that's very special. >>> coming up, we "make your monday" with a huge surprise for one of our viewers. ginger, are you going to pull it off for us? >> oh, i hope so. we are moments away, robin. you know, i can't do it alone. we have so many friends an

. >> they want to get from greenwich to new york city quicker. >> investors go to hong kong and australiaver else. at least handful would benefit our guest-host does a lot of travel. >> write in and let us know if you want joe to go to space. >> he's afraid to fly but he's going to go into space no, i'm not going. no way. >>> oprah winfrey is known for being very generous and her latest announcement is no exception. attendees of the maya angelou women who lead luncheon with a $1 million donation. the luncheon was organized by the united negro college fund and the goal was to raise half a million dollars. the organization raised more than 2 million dollars. >> wear hats to that event it seems. >> looks like it >>> coming up this morning's biggest market movers. >>> plus, don't forget to subscribe to our new podcast you'll hear special behind the scenes content and latest headlines, everything you expect from "squawk box." everyday on cnbc.com/podcast or on your favorite podcast app. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing

greenwich village, new york, i grant you that.wd was my observation. >> white educated and black americans behind joe biden. black millennials she has an opportunity. that was written about in the -- if you look complaining biden won't come on breakfast club. highly popular black millennial websites or radio stations because he has the older black folks and they come out and vote. she has all the momentum in every category and she is starting to pick up black women. >> bill: 20,000 people on a street corner. >> you are competing against a lot of things. great restaurants -- >> bill: she has momentum. >> the biggest crowds in iowa, too. >> bill: the president we're delivering results. focusing on homeletness and raising money. >> raising a ton of money. i like the fact he is focusing on homelessness and also inequality. the democrats own that issue and everywhere where democrats and progressives are in charge the inequality situation is by far the worst. san francisco, on one end of the scale is zero, everyone perfectly even. no on