herman leonard was drawn to jazz at an early age.he says he grew up in a family where they played classical music but he loved jazz on the radio and said that nat king cole was his entry point to jazz. but it was after he moved to new york city in 1948 and opened his small studio in greenwich village that he began haunting the jazz clubs and capturing the images of the extraordinary performers who were transforming jazz at that point. here we have just an amazing lineup of musicians, from art tatum, a great jazz pianist, max roach, a drummer who fueled the postwar movement from swing to bebop. trumpeter clifford brown, just blowing for all he is worth, and you can see the intensity in his face in this picture. you see the seminal figures in the history of jazz. he is photographing the seismic shift from the full orchestration and the big bands of the 1930's and 1940's to the emerging small ensembles that thrive on improvisation. it's amazing about the aura leonard captures in his pictures, he really puts you in the front row in the s

then america has never seen a candidate like herman cane. we need you to get involved because together we can do this. we can take this country back. >> what does he do next? eat a ham sandwich? smoke a cigarette? chug hot sauce or jump up like howard dean? >> the howard dean reference. let's go howard dean. >> howard dean. we're going to tak back. what does he do next? >> we can take this country back. >> i had seen that ad. >> a slow smile from herman cane. that is what we have for round two. >> i need redemption. >> next week. >> good. >> we'll see you next week. [cheering] >>>coming up. show you what's changing and >>>okay. it's map time we van. evan look at the map. look at wisconsin. we hve a new poll showing hillary clinton tripled her lead there. that's 15 points up. not going to trump but clinton. say today you start looking at the numbers and trump's reaction has to be sort of ooh. trfrp finds more than one path to the presidency which goes through florida. assume trump wins florida. not nearly set in stone but just assume for argu

that's how miss herman like to hear you talk. you get to that point, miss 20-year-old, happy birthday, okay? that tells me that maybe, just maybe in your future, all of this will change. i'm hoping for you, okay? am i confident? no. i'm not going to stand up here and tell you anything different. you have a lot to learn at 20 years old. a lot. your habits have not changed. they have not. you are doing in jail, according to this report, what you are accustomed to on the street. the behavior is the same. >> i mean, what the report says is that i was selling pills in the pod. it's not true. >> i don't even want to talk about the selling thing. close that new york mouth for a minute. seriously. i said it. you are qualifying every freaking thing that comes out of your mouth with an excuse, which means you're not owning it. >> i know. >> accept it for what it is. it's a part of who you are. you have to change it, you. >> i took the whole thing as a joke. >> i know you did. i truly knew you were going to end up here. >> i think being in

look at the computer models with what could be tropical storm herman. they remain consistent with keeping it on the northern edge of the caribbean. it is this type of track that impacts united states. still too early to stay where exactly this is headed. i think we will know by about today was day number one and i have to call three and or with low humidity. the 90s are coming back on friday with a 92. we will have low 90s in the weekend and we will be dry. small rain chances return by sunday and monday. right now our weather is boring , the tropics busy, alyssa will be here tomorrow morning with an update on all three of the systems we are watching students back in school. 8000 students return to school today despite the heat students are wearing long shirt and pants the school district is also providing reproductive uniforms. there are now 36 locally trans that it zika cases in the miami area.>>> today the father of a young boy was killed by an alligator earlier this summer did everything he could to save his son. says the gator accident acted in a pr

police have released these photos of items recovered after searching herman's home.investigators say there they found jewelry, silver certifica certificates, collectible coins and other items. investigators tell us they're checking dna evidence at other burglaries in falls, bristol township, lower makefield and marsville. police arrested herman after tracing a stolen ring and other items to a pawn shop. >>> republican presidential nominee donald trump will travel to mexico today. >> he'll meet with mexico's ç president, both men confirmed the last-minute trip last night via twitter. the meeting will happen hours before trump delivers a major speech on immigration. that's scheduled tonight in arizona. trump has made illegal immigration the center piece of his cam pane, pushing for a wall along the u.s. border with mexico. mexico's president invited both trump and hillary clinton to meet with him. a senior clinton campaign official told nbc news that she's looking forward to talking with the mexican president at the appropriate time. meanwhile here in philadelphia, to

. >> ♪ no one recognizes him, one person compares him to pee-wee herman. >> you look like pee-wee hermantle bit. >> this is every day spectacular, between his production company to have people record their performances. >> brooklyn, guess who's back ♪ ♪ new york city, city. ♪ >> last time we were here chasing in harlem we came across this japanese roas restaurant r, in heart of harlem, not far from 125. >> opener is a harlem nate glif. >> and. >> and he is black. >> he looks like us. >> the owner. spend years in japan speaking english, he came back to harlem, he realized this area needed japanese cuisine. >> i noticed that there were mostly like fast-food places or just soul food, i thought we needed something different, one of the dishes that i loved in japan was nabe these are traditional ingredients this go in there. from my experience, every time i had nabe with a group of people, it was always a bonding experience. it stimulates communication, i thought that would be something that harlem would like. >> chopsticks, old fashion way. old fashion way. >> right. >> i'm good with my spoo

fellow, author herman, mr. herman discusses his book, douglas macarthur, american warrior. >> author herman, what made douglas mcarthur so controversial. >> a number of things. i think they're aspect there aspect of his personality, the aspect of his politics and then there is also simply the what can i say the business of a man, here is someone who is a major american figure 41 and a half-century someone who commanded american troops in action and helped us shape american war policy and not one, not to, but three world wars, world war i, world war i, world war ii and the cold war. here is somebody who really with the possible exception of franklin roosevelt, was presided at more events and made more decisions that shape the history of 20th century united states. and i can't think of anyone else with the exception of fdr. >> host: business as politics question. >> guest: he was a conservative republican which did not rub rail with the democratic presidency had to work with particularly fdr and harry truman. he

joining me. 2012 presidential candidate, radio talk show host, herman cain. thank you for joining us, that is a strong hole what is going on? >> remember a poll is just a trend. and many time one poll does not a victory make. i live in georgia, i listen to voters all of the time, i do not believe that poll. the best indicator would be real clear politics average. i don't know how many people were in it, we don't know what the distribution was be they don't tell you that. i tell many of my listeners. don't pay attention to poll at-this-point, between now and labor day there is going to be a lot of political noise, things set will down after labor day, when a lot of people wake up to who hillary clinton really is, liar, liar, liar. lou: and today acknowledging she short circuited, whether answers chris wallace's questions on fox news sunday, that played into the republican narrative of her, and her campaign must be terribly upset tonight because she has acknowledged what she has been accused of that is not being healthy enough to hold position of president. >>

. >> pea wee herman. >> great guess. that's what i first thought too wee herman. >> aabrams. >> i'll give you a hint. >> hey, brother. >> yes. >> i basically treated you the way they treat him on this show. this is buster from "arrested development" and she is doing an amazing job becoming him. in fact -- >> that's >> the glasses, the juice box and -- >> yes! >> the hook. >> it's my new mother. is she looking hotter, too? >> why don't you marry her? >> maybe i will. >> it's hands down the best makeup transformation i've ever seen. that is incredible. >> how crazy is this. she is so good. i can't stand it. >>> that's it for now. videos, catch us on "right this ? >> announcer: grab your swimsuit, because we're swimmin' laps and makin' apps. it's time for "the chew's pool party." clinton and michael are serving up a delicious dip and delightful sip perfect for a poolside afternoon. then, carla's diving into summer with the disney channel's skai jackson. and they're grilling up a tropic beat. plus, mario's hanging with the h

. >> pea wee herman. >> great guess. that's what i first thought too when i saw this, but no not pee wee herman. >> aabrams. >> i'll give you a hint. >> hey, brother. >> yes. >> i basically way they treat him on this show. this is buster from "arrested development" and she is doing an amazing job becoming him. in fact -- >> that's incredible. >> the glasses, the juice box and -- >> yes! >> the hook. >> it's my new mother. is she looking hotter, too? >> it's hands down the best makeup transformation i've ever seen. that is incredible. >> how crazy is this. she is so good. >>> that's it for now. for more of today's best viral videos, catch us on "right this ccx+ ?[ music ] ? >>> what we've learned about the knucklehead who scaled trump tower. and how he did it. >> good luck. >> then the librarian accidentally shot by a cop. >> get down, get down! >> his troubled past revealed. >> i was afraid something like this would happen. >> plus, green yuck at olympic pool. it's spreading. and final 5 fire alarm freak out. then -- ? [

to herman cain who says trump is making the right move. herman, should mr. trump go to chicago and meet with the superintendent of police in chicago? >> yes. because one of the characteristics that has made trump distinguish him is his ability to listen. he willies ton the police chief. he will listen to the people in the community to get the ideas. one of the signs of a great lead ever, which i one of the rains think so many people are attracted to trump, is his ability to listen and then formulate targeted solutions. there's no silver bullet because every city would with different you. need a listener and maybe it's resources and that's the type of think trump would learn by going there. >> some of the incidents which are being reported recently make me feel this is very much a divided nation. is it? it is but is it getting worse? >> it is a divided nation through the lens of the media because the lens of the liberal media, with the way, they highlight all of the negative stuff, all of the senseless killings, the riots in ferguson, the riots in baltimore a

. >> pea wee herman. >> great guess. that's what i first thought too when i saw this, but no not pee wee herman. >> aabrams. >> i'll >> hey, brother. >> yes. >> i basically treated you the way they treat him on this show. this is buster from "arrested development" and she is doing an amazing job becoming him. in fact -- >> that's incredible. >> the glasses, the juice box >> the hook. >> it's my new mother. is she looking hotter, too? >> why don't you marry her? >> maybe i will. >> it's hands down the best makeup transformation i've ever seen. that is incredible. >> how crazy is this. she is so good. i can't stand it. >>> that's it for now. for more of today's best viral videos, catch us on "right this >>> all new show today with the best viral videos "right this minute." >> hey, you. >> a bear licks his chops outside a tent while the guy inside manages to stay -- >> unbelievably calm. >> see if he can keep it together when the danger starts to escalate. >> no! >>> a wind surfer wipes out in san francisco bay and can't ge

. >> pea wee herman. >> great guess.hat i first thought too when i saw this, but no not pee wee herman. >> aabrams. >> i'll give you a hint. >> hey, brother. >> yes. >> i basically treated you the way they treat him on this show. this is buster from "arrested development" and she is doing an amazing job becoming him. in fact -- >> that's incredible. >> the glasses, the juice box and -- >> yes! >> the hook. >> it's my new mother. is she looking hotter, too? >> why don't you marry her? >> maybe i will. >> it's hands down the best makeup transformation i've ever seen. that is incredible. >> how crazy is this. she is so good. i can't stand it. >>> that's it for now. for more of today's best viral videos, catch us on "right this minute." >>> all new show today with the best viral videos "right this minute." >> hey, you. >> a bear licks his chops outside a tent while the guy inside manages to stay -- >> unbelievably calm. >> see if he can keep it together when the danger starts to escalate. >> no! >>> a wind surfer wipes out i

after nearl0 years of work, the last 11 spent with the furniture designer herman miller, he says he's ready for a change. >> i'm part of the baby boomer generation and we get to remake everything, right, so for me i use the word "retirement" reluctantly. for redesigning life at every turn. it is active, engaged and continuing to work in some capacity as they age. >> i see it as a transition from the work that i'm doing now to some other kind of work. >> more than 46 million americans are already 65 or older and that age group is growing fast. about 10,000 baby boomers retire and leave the work force every day. it's a shift that's starting to and small. >> there's going to be a need for employers g on to these older, experienced workers because they don't want the brain drain. as you look down the pipeline there's noy younger works coming along. >> some companies like herman miller are being proactive trying to avoid the boomer brain drain. >> we realize that if all of those people or even half decided to leave the business >> the company began a flex retirement program open to employe

. >> pea wee herman. >> great guess. that's what i first thought too when i saw this, but no not pee wee herman. >> a >> i'll give you a hint. >> hey, brother. >> yes. >> i basically treated you the way they treat him on this show. this is buster from "arrested development" and she is doing an amazing job becoming him. in fact -- >> that's incredible. and -- >> yes! >> the hook. >> it's my new mother. is she looking hotter, too? >> why don't you marry her? >> maybe i will. >> it's hands down the best makeup transformation i've ever seen. that is incredible. >> how crazy is this. she is so good. i can't stand it. >>> that's it for now. for more of today's best viral videos, catch us on "right this minute." i was diagnosed with lung cancer. as a firefighter approaching a fire i had to confine it, contain it and attack it. and i went to cancer treatments centers of america. we were able to do a thoracoscopic surgery where we could use tiny incisions, we put a camera inside the chest and tony was able to go home three days a

herman leon was one of them for decades. mark i strassmann tells us >> in 1984, herman leon a 21-year-old army vet disappeared. mar taugmarta sally his younger. >> he went to at alan to work. >> when did you get worried. >> when did you start to worry. >> i started to worry after a year, then two years. then when it got to five years, i'm like something is wrong. >> leon bounced around atlanta's homeless shelters. the army vet kept radio silence with his family. >> he was like a gentle giant. >> patrice green, a social worker with the veteran's administration met leon at a homeless shelter last april. like so many veterans, leon had untreated mental health issues. >> so i asked well where is your family and he said i don't know. >> green searched on-line, including a facebook message to four possible family members.>> call from the sister, and she's like is this a joke. >> i was thinking it's probably not a hoax. >> when were you convinced. >> i knew it was real. >> this army family's reunion was 32 years in the making. >> i

herman leon was one of them for decade. mark strassmann tells us about his remarkable homecoming. >> reporter: in 1984, herman leon, 21-year-old army vet disappeared. martha sally, his younger sister. >> he decided to go to atlanta to work. >> reporter: when did you get worried? years. and then when it got to five years, i was like, uh-uh. something is wrong. >> leon bounced around atlanta's shadows and in a series of part time jobs, rooming houses and homeless shelters. the army vet kept radio silence with his family. >> he was look a gentle giant. >> patrice green, social worker with veterans association met leon at a homeless shelter last april. like so many veterans, leon had untreated mental health issues. >> so i asked, well where is your family? and he said, i don't know. >> reporter: green searched online. and including a facebook messag% to four possible family members. >> the very next day, i get a call from the sister. and she is like -- is this a joke? >> i was thinking, another hoax. >> reporter: when were you

herman discusses his look, "douglas macarthur american warrior.-span: arthur herman, what made douglas macarthur so controversial? >> guest: well, a number of things. there was the aspect of his personality. there was an aspect of his politics. and then there's also simply be, what can i say, the business of the man. i will start with that first. here is someone who was a major american figure for more than half a century, someone who commanded american troops in action and help to shape american war policy in not one, not two but three world wars, world war i, world war ii and the cold war and here's somebody who with the pulse -- possible exception of franklin roosevelt, was presided at more advanced and made more decisions that shaped 20 century united states then come i can't think of anybody else with the exception of fdr. there was his politics. he was considered republican, which didn't rope well with the democratic presidency of the work with particularly fdr and harry truman but he wasn't a conservative taft republican. he was not someone

that's a photograph of kinsey and herman wells, who continually had to defend academic freedom. kinsey's right as a scholar and researcher, to do his research. wells was always getting pressure from religious authorities, state legislators, et cetera, to put a stop to what was seen as such controversial scholarly work and research. wells was an astute politician. when it was time for kinsey to publish his second book, sexualisexual i behavior on the human female. they would gather their sources and come back with criticism. which they did but by that time the book was out for a while. he became fascinated with the play, and then the movie, starring marlon brando, "street car named desire," authored by tennessee williams, who was gay. in his writing, he was interested in explore iing variations in sexual activity. if you know the story, seen the play or the movie, it was controversial. it was a play about very aggressive sexual behavior. marlon brando was in the play and the movie. in the play, beats his wife and rapes his sister-in-law. they take the rape scene out of the play -

street or - let's see so much paper. >> herman street we met the planner out there for that and like i said again, they wanted to know our operational problems and issues again, we don't have an issue with one way to two-way but operational when it is - they're redoing the plan and we'll workout everything that will be positive. >> and laguna. >> laguna that's the laguna one was they wanted to put an extra island and taking a round he's like you can drive over the island but human nature we don't drive over islands that makes it tougher if the island was not there they seem to be receiver to the needs i think that will should tell. >> you're saying they are repetitive to our needs oh, it is joyful. >> i love it when people are receiver to our needs seconds count and not - this is serious business very, very serious business. >> so the oak street plaza where does that stand. >> the oak street plaza. >> this is right at the. >> between van ness and franklin on oak street. >> across from the musical con tether. >> that area will contain 4 thousand new units of housing a huge, huge proje

. >> but after nearly 30 years of work, the last 11 spent with a furniture designer herman miller, he says he's ready for a change. >> i'm part of the baby boomer generation and we get to remake everything, right? so for me i use the word retirement sort of reluctantly. >> baby boomers are known for redefining life at every turn and retirement is no different. the generation is active, engaged and interested in continuing to work in some capacity as they age. >> i see it as a transition from, you know, the work that i'm doing now to some other kind of work. >> more than 46 million americans are already 65 or older and that age group is growing fast. about 10,000 baby boomers retire and leave the work force every day. it's a shift that's starting to have an effect on companies big and small. >> there's going to be a need for employers to hang on to these older workers, these experienced workers because they don't want that brain drain. >> as you look down the road, the pipeline, there's not as many younger workers coming along. >> some companies like herman miller are being pro active

that's a photograph of kinsey and herman wells who continually had to defend academic freedom. kinsey is right as a scholar and researcher to do his research because he was -- wells was always getting pressure from religious authorities, state legislators, et cetera, to put a stop to what was seen as such a controversial scholarly work and research. wells was an astute politician. when it was team for kinsey to publish his second book on human sexual behavior and the human female in 1953, wells arranged for the publisher to have the book released in the summer when the state legislature was not in session so that it would take them a while to gather their forces and come back. there's criticism, of course. they did in time, but by that time the book was out for a while. kinsey became fascinated with the play and then the movie. the play came out in 1947, and the movie in 1951 starring marlon brando. "street care named desire." "street car named desire" was authored by tennessee williams, who was gay. in his writing he was interested in exploring variations in sexual activity. i

police are now investigating if herman broke into other homes and cars in falls and bristol township, lower makefield, and morrisville. >> well, this morning, we are hearing from the brother after man who died after being sucker punched in the face. it happened in philadelphia's lawncrest section. well, this is the victim, 30 year old marjoekio, seen punched in this video. they call unprovoke attack, happened friday in the 700 block of adams avenue. the victim and his brother had been in the united state for eight years after arriving from guatemala. his brother spoke with "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon. >> my brother, only me, i never seen -- i never seen -- >> police are now looking into whether the attack was part of the so-called knock-out game that is where people are unexpectedly punch or hit on the street. >> oh, wow. a century old church is gutted by fire in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. church leaders say they plan to rebuild. more than 100 firefighters fought flames for hours yesterday morning, at the good shepherd presbyterian church in lansdowne. famous

. >> sergeant sarah herman takes a personal interest in many of hillsborough county's female inmates wants to discuss her plan to get back on track. >> i'm ready for a change and i'm ready to be with my babies and my family. >> how old are your children? >> my daughter's 4 and my other one is 3 and my son just turned 14 thursday. >> what is going to keep you other than your kids, from not coming here again? >> i'm willing to change. >> what's your plan? >> my plan is to actually complete my ged, go finish school, and find me a job to keep myself busy and occupied. that's the key, i've realized. >> she says she didn't start taking drugs until she was 24 and addiction quickly took over her life. >> each day you have to choose and decide, what is sonya going to do today? if it didn't feel right, if you feel it in your gut, leave. run, run, run. i'm happy to see you've got your mind set on doing the right thing. >> i thank you and appreciate it. >> no problem. >> thanks. >> she had a five-year suspended prison sentence and was in a court-ordered drug treatment program when she took a met

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got to find herman a home. check out ap and find you a friend too. >> whiskers are striking. >> he's a striking cat. headlines getting into tgif, happy friday. humidity is off the charts. more storms and heavy rains possible not only today but into your weekend too. we've got the feast going on. we were talking about the commercial break, who's going to little italy? going to be tricky with the weather pattern. going to hope for the best. hopefully storms will not pop up in those areas. 837 by lunch. the day. it's quiet now as you're waking up. hazy. we'll go from hazy to some sunshine to some storms again especially mid to late afternoon and then continuing into the evening. right now as we get a look at bigger picture, pretty calm. humidity is in place, yes. we are more or less rain free this friday morning. had showers few hours ago. those moved out. glad to report that regard. dew points 70 plus. this has been the case past several days. that continues let's track. we'll see filtered sunshine throughout thi

. >>> fiona, guest on and what could be tropical storm herman are all out in the atlantic none of them immediately impacting the united dates. most of them probably never cop we will keep an eye tomorrow because the national hurricane center will fly an aircraft to check out herman. we will closely watched that >> stephen: ryan, thank you for sitting down with me. what's it been like for you since this scandal about your alleged robbery in rio broke? >> well, since everything happened, i kind of been laying low. >> stephen: if you want to lay low, television is the best place to do that. i want to give you a chance to clear up things. you gave an interview with billy bush where you claimed at a gas station in rio a gun was put to your head. you're saying that didn't happen? >> i over-exaggerated that part. >> stephen: here's the thing, that part is wheelly the whole part. without a gun cocked at your forehead, it's really about some how did you get that so wrong? >> i was intocks dated. >> stephen: but sunday, when you told that story to billy bush, it was hours after the incident. >>