julius malema was expelled from. anc in 2012. and already has a conviction for hate speech.n the last hour, he has arrived back in court to face charges of rack tearing fraud corruption and money laundering. charges he says are politically motivated. now, in the last hour or so we saw hundreds of his supporters march on the ground to the court. they have been move odd by the police and as we mentioned he is in court now let's bring in our correspondent outside the court. what can we expected to? >> reporter: in fashion jane, julius has arrived at court with other leadership from the party as well at security. he didn't say much to the media when entering, expect the trial to continues for about six weeks. and the state is expects to bring in over 50 witnesses during that period. julius malema is of course facing serious charges ranging from freighted corruption, money laundering as as well as rack tearing the penalties are expected to be quite hard if in fact julius malema is found guilty. but of course that verdict only picture today come weeks from now, jane. >> we want th

. ♪ the corruption case against south african leader julius has been thrown out of court and already a hate speech conviction and he was facing charges of racketeering fraud, corruption and money laundering. >> the judge said i'm free and south africa shall know from today that i'm free and on thursday i will be in parliament and zuma will know us better because we are free. we are free to be parliament and free to end any responsibility given to us by our people. there are no allegations, none whatsoever. but i know because we are dealing with dogs they are going to manufacture something new. they are free to do that. let them manufacture whatever new charges against me. they will never win. and a new trial court of law. >> and there is more with ms. miller. what happened? >> well jane julius has always been confident about his success around these charges against him almost two years ago by the national prosecuting authority but what has happened in court in the last day or two, one of the accused in this trial was not available for court due to an illness and it's due to that reas

julius isn't a big guy and they are talking about this man of florida and julius says to him - and he told this story about the first day on the job no one would shake my hand, ku klux klan - and he says you astronauts coming you are the bravest people. .. >>

in plc fact julius ma legal a ht arrived but people have.wire has been set up preventing supporters from getting too close. it's likely julius melema will likely the support us the charges he's facing are very serious. >> we want the president to answer a simple question, when he is paying the money? >> reporter: melema, in recent months opposition party leader julius melema has been at the forefront for calls from south africa's president to adam gameses of corruption. stemming from the $24 million refurbishment of his private residence paid by for by fax taytaxpayers, but this week wees melema that goes to court he was charged with 50 count including corruption, racketeering and money laundering. his family trust was an indirect shareholder of a company that netted more than $4 million from the government. >> it was postponed on 20 occasions because the legal defense of the accused made representations to the national. [ inaudible ] those represents takes were unsuccessful. >> reporter: it's here at the high court in his hometown where ma

>> julius: are you sure? a father, and a father worries. >> maya: i wouldn't know. >> nick: if we're ready to continue... >> vivienne: maya, you don't want to make everybody wait too long. >> maya: i've been waiting and waiting for this day, and it's finally here. but...nothing's changed.

amy: julius? >> i went to ferguson a little bit before the nationwide call and then many months later, i was doing some organizing work in was to, massachusetts with a wonderful group and decided to attempt to bring the national energy of theblm. amy: thank you for being with us, daunasia yancey and julius jones, activists with black lives matter. you can go to our website especially for radio listeners, and you can see the interaction between the black lives matter and activist in new hampshire with hillary clinton. when we come back, we look at donald trump and particularly, his taking on birthright -- the issue of birthright. should the constitution be changed and how is it affecting other presidential candidates? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman juan gonzalez. support is growing among republican presidential candidates to repeal part of the 14th amendment that guarantees people born on american soil are autom

and julius and viola are one of my favorite couples. i love it that he was there yesterday spending extra time. >> yeah, kind of nice. >> they're the best. >>> coming up, kevin bacon takes us behind the scenes of his new movie. >>can he remember the famous films where he said these lines. >> i am a nice guy. >> no idea. >> plus and banks talked to us about tonight's top model premier. that is on the way. >>> but, first, it's game over for bet's the game tonight. we have spent a lot of time with the cast during the show's nine , tyra seasons. the good news, fan favorites are back after a three-year absence. according to ti show will give all the fans out there the ending that they had hoped for. >> there will be closure. we are still married. so i guess that's a good sign. a, the >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> tomorrow, we see u people. >> we're on the set of one of the most anticipated shows. fear the walking dead. >> it keeps you on your toes. if t feel like a kid again with dunkin's new cookie-flavored iced coffees. for a li

daneisha yancy and julius jones from worcester, massachusetts. julius, did you get the answers from hillary clinton you expected, you wanted? >> i got the answers i expected but i didn't get the answer that i wanted. it felt as if she chose to focus how much work she's done to advance the lives of children in pursuit of their dreams but didn't want to take personal responsibility for the danger they put their families in by putting their parents in prison and in jail and divesting from the black community and she wanted to focus on policy solutions and such without addressing how she personal felt and how her personal emotions affected the lives of black people across the united states. >> what did you think of her answers, daneisha? >> i agree. i was disappointed. we wanted to hear a personal reflection on her responsibility for advancing and advocating for these policies and that's not what we heard. dawn asia. her policy response, if it's not addressing the anti-blackness inherent in previous policies, that's what will continue. so we're looki

. >>> still to come all corruption case against south african politicians julius malema is thrown outt. malaysia corruption scandal, why there are big questions over a multi million deposit into the prime minister's bank account. ♪ ♪ welcome back reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, the number of people died attempting to reach europe via mediterranean surpassed 2000 and were brought ashore by the italian coast guard. benjamin netanyahu has urged groups in the u.s. to help block the nuclear deal warning it would pave the way for iran to get a nuclear weapon and comes as president obama prepares to host jewish leaders at the white house in a few hours time. commander told al jazeera he rejects the new leader mullan akhtar mansoor, he is the latest member of the high ranks to speak out against the appointment. u.n. refugee agency says 100,000 people fled flighting in yemen over the past four months and agency warned it has a fifth of the funds it needs to cope with the number of people leaving, the death toll in the conflict has risen to nearly 2000. the u.n. envoy two yemen says

. >>> the trial of julius malema has been delayed. faces charges of racket eager fraud corruption and money-laundering. report from poloquame. >> reporter: opposition leader julius malerma may not look it but he's facing many charges. corruption money laundering and recognize it eager including the four other men. after previous postponements of his trial his latest court appearance was short-lived. court proceedings were adjourned due to one of his co-defendants' falling ill. he wants to have his trial separated so he can have his day in court. after falling foul of the party leadership. >> we want the president to answer a simple question. when is he paying the money as directed by the public protector. that's all we are asking. >> then calling for south south africa's president jacob zuma to answer corruption charges. malema told his supporters outside the court that his trial the politically motivated. >> let me be arrestfor my sins. because i know my conscience is clean, i have nothing to hide. >> but the national prosecuting aut

julius elima is the accused of it benefitting. at a time trial has been delayed. a report now.imple question: the money. >> in recent months opposition party leader julius melima has be been at the for front of calls to address allegations stemming from the $24 million refurbishment of his private residence paid for by taxpayers but thou week, it's mal as ma who goes to court to face themusic. he along with two others was charged with 50 points including drupings fraud, money laund laundering and racketeering. it's alleged he had criminal business ties with his co-accused and that had you family trust was an indirect shareholder that netted a government payment of more than $4 million. >> the little defense: those were unsuccessful. >> here at the high court in his hometown whenever his trial resumes. before being charged with corruption, he was president of the youth wing. ruling african national congress was expelled. he formed the economic freedom fighters. the party came in third in last year's national elections giving he and 24 others from his party seats in parliament. s

>> julius: i'm trying!m trying to accept her as what she is, but i cannot accept what he's done to himself. look, i lost my son a long time ago, forever. and i wish that i could replace what he is with what he was, but i can't. i'm sorry. i'm just not ready. >> nick: rick, eric, i think we're ready to start. >> rick: [ clears throat ]

and a special thanks to daunasia yancey and julius jones for being here tonight.dnightly, everyone! (cheers and applause) >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on pagesix.com today. the internet is bulging with stuff that will make your stomach turn, from youtube videos of people popping zits to bizarre, poop-based sexual fetishes. wow. who would ever look at any of that stuff? not me,. if that's what you were wondering about? poop is gross, mostly. but this next story is so putrid, so foul, that i wish we'd given our studio audience barf bags. in a recent interview, former "penthouse pet" sandra taylor told page six that not only did she do it with

julius manema, face charges of racket eager fraud corruption and money laundering. report on where the trial is being held. >> reporter: opposition leader are julius malema might not look it but he's facing serious charges, including corruption, money laundering and recognize it eagerracketeering. after previous postponements of his trial which have lasted months mallerma's not being available for weeks mallerma says he wants the charges separated so that he can have his day in court. he was the president of the youth wing of the ruling african national congress before he was kicked out. after falling foul of the party leadership. >> we want the president to answer a simple question, when is he paying the money as directed 50 public protector. that's all we're asking. >> honorable mallerma. >> then calling for south africa's president jake open jacob zuma to answer. mallema told his supporters outside of court that his trial is politically are motivated. >> let me be arrested and prosecuted for my sin because i know my conscience is clean. i have nothing to hide. >>

and he said, i am julius cesar. and masked the name on his i.d. and then the major saw the initials js printed on a card, and out of the blue he said, are you julius striver, and he map said, yes, that's who i am. in the jeep going back the major said to him, are you the julius striker who hated jews so much? that's who i am, said the man. who had been editor a very antisemitic newspaper. but the major didn't shoot him because he didn't believe in killing anybody who had surrendered. however, as they got to -- he booted him to accelerate his departure, and then a reporter said to him you just killed 2009 biggs stories of the war, and the major said how come? he said can you imagine if a man had arrested this antisemite? what a story that would have been, and the major said, why? and he said, because a jew would be arresting striker, and he the major said, but i am jewish, and that when the camera started whirring. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much for your talk. i want to start with what you started with, heritage. and specifi

. >>> the corruption case against south african opposition leader julius malema has been thrown out ofhe had been facing charges of racketeering, fraud, corruption and money laundering. al jazeera's correspondent reports now. >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: welcome words for julius malema from the judge hearing his trial. the opposition leader and two businessmen were implicated in illegally obtaining a government contract worth $4 million, but one of the accused was ill and wasn't in court for the resumption of the trial which has already been delayed several times over the last two years. the judge refused another postponement, and state prosecutors didn't want to have malema tried separately so the case was dismissed. >> i gave the state a practical option. they did not use it. why they did not use it? because they do not have a case against me. they want postponement after postponement so that i become a citizen in south africa with a permanent dark cloud over my head. >> state prosecutors say they are considering their options. >> the process is that [ inaudible ] not a [ inaudible

and a special thanks to daunasia yancey and julius jones for being here tonight.(cheers and applause) (bubbling) (people chattering) here, you take this! you can have this ticket and keep it! i am not paying that ticket! jesus! would you watch where you're going? then i want you to go downstairs to the cellar, and check the water line to the boiler. check the boiler, all right? i want to do that today, all right? could you do that? frank, would you mind giving me a hand with these? hey, i ain't the doorman, miss barrett, i'm the building superintendent. you're also a human being, frank. okay, it's not my job, but what the hell, i'll do you a favor.

the government isn't able to reach everyone in need. >>> the corruption case against julius malema isn out of court. the judge refused another postponement to his repeatedly delayed trial for fraud, racketeering, and money laundering. patrick raven is an organizer for the organization against corruption. glad to have you with us. was justice done in court today? >> well as you say, the case was struck off of the rolle rolle -- role which means he was neither convicted nor acquitted, so this case may still come back to court, and we certainly can't condemn him since he's innocent until proved guilty. much more important, i think, is the -- the huge campaign which has been launched against corruption in general, which is a huge huge problem in south africa. it's been identified as one of the worst countries for the corruption amounting to billions of rands. and it is having a serious effect on the life of all south africans. it's draining money away from vitally needed work on education, health transport, and other basic necessities for ordinary people and it -- it raises a danger of so

. >>> and coming up, later in the news hour a corruption case against south african politician juliusrown out of court and we will tell you why, malaysia corruption scandal and questions of a multi million dollar deposit in the prime minister's bank account and in sport we will hear what the australian footballer at the race and what he has to say about his future. ♪ but first israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made a personal appeal to jewish groups across the united states in an attempt to halt the international deal with iran. in the web address netanyahu said the deal won't prevent iran from producing a nuclear weapon. >> by keeping the deal iran will become a threshold nuclear weapons power. the deal does make it harder for iran to produce one or two nuclear weapons in the short term but it does so at a terrible price because the deal makes it far easier for iran to build dozens, even hundreds of nuclear weapons in a little over a decade. >> we are live in new york with more details. first of all kristen what are jewish groups in the united states saying about the deal

he said to the man who were you and he said i am julius and it matched the name on his i.d.. then the major saw the initials js rent it on the card and he said are you julius -- and the man said yes that's who i am. the major said to him or you -- who hated jews so much and that's who i am said the man who was in editor of the anti-semitic newspaper. the major didn't shoot him because he didn't believe in killing anybody who had surrendered however as they got to -- he accelerated his departure. a porter came up to him and said you just killed one of the biggest stories of the war and the major said how come? he said can you imagine if the man had arrested this anti-semite, what a story that would have been in the major said why? he said because a jew would be arresting and a major setback that i am jewish. that is when the dash started wearing on raid thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much for your top that i want to start with what you started with at heritage and specifically you listed off babylonian times, human needs tend to continue to be cruel to each

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. >> the process is rotten whatever the outcome and will be rotten that is julius talking outside the after his case was thrown out. let's get the weather with richard and the heat wave problems which we certainly can experience here how is it playing out in the middle east? >> the map tells the whole story, doesn't it? you can see on there brightly colored red and significant breeze in syria and through and into iraq and really it has been causing problems with temperatures close to 50 degree mark for quite some time and shows no sign of changing and aleppo is 42 degrees. people doing basically what they can to stay cool and these shots are from gaza city in the gaza strip and heading to the beach to try and escape the searing heat but of course we have other problems as well. more serious ones. come from homs where something like 5,000 hectors threatened by developing wildfires and dry ground and a bit of a breeze is picking up. to give you an idea of the heat wave and damascus and syria should get temperature of about 36 degrees during july and august but looking at the records eve

peter julius moi was shot dead in juba, his colleagues called it a targeted killing. there's no evidence linking the shooting to what president salva kiir said on august 16th when, having been stung by criticism for refusing to sign a peace agreement he told reporters: bsh bsh there was no immediate response to the subsequent shooting from the authorities. south sudan has been in a state of civil war for 18 months. earlier this month the government shutdown three newspapers, the arabic paper, and an english paper. a british citizen of bangladesh origin has been accused of planning murders. he was arrested on august 17th, alleging he was behind the killings of two of the four bloggers killed in the capital. two others are accused of working for a team, an al qaeda-inspired radical organization banned. in a separate case, an atheist blogger was hacked to death by six assailants on august 7th, and two members were arrested. 17 journalists have been murdered in bangladesh since 1992, and despite the promises to break the cycle of impunity, most have gone unsolved >>> news

. ♪ >>> one of the anc's most high profile critic julius malema is in court to answer corrupts chargeshello, i am jane dutton live from doha. also ahead, u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in qatar to reassure gulf states about the iran nuclear deal. >>> hundreds gather in jerusalem and tel aviv for vigils to mourn 18 age girl stabbed to death at a game pride parade. plus, we can't condemn our kids and grand kids to a planet that is beyond fixing, barack obama

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we would call this a petri dish is a, but julius petri 19th-century german scientist so it's a little before his time. table here, you can see a lot of native pottery. i am in the process of trying to mend those together. native pottery is a bit more difficult than with other wares because the colors don't change too much. this is a typical native pattern. it's called simple stamping. it is a letter-wrapped -- paddle they are hitting it with. this is the base of a pot. everything gets numbered. all the little pieces get numbered with the area of the fort where they were found. that's one of the processes we do in the lab. we keep track of those numbers because if one feature should mend to another across the site, that is an important thing to note. well mendfrom the with things from the ditch, that means both of those features were open at the same time. that's called cross mending. merry: welcome to the laboratory of the jamestown rediscovery archaeological project. the artifacts come in from the untiland are sorted here we can process them. in our wet laboratory. come on in. this i

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her husband julius was the chairman of the military affairs committee. and like edith nourse rogers, she was another woman who was very involved in her husband's political career. so when he passed away, she was asked to run for the seat in the special election. and she decided that she was going to stay on. she stayed on for more than a decade. and she's the first jewish woman elected to congress. and she's also the first woman to be appointed to the prestigious appropriations committee. and she's responsible for steering a lot of funds into the bay area to develop things like the bay bridge connecting san francisco and oakland. and then also the alameda naval air station. she sat on the military affairs committee too. and we have a portrait of her in the collection as well. >> we do. we have a wonderful portrait of her. she's standing in her district. but -- and actually right near where she lived in what is now parkland. and behind her, the view that you would see if you were standing there today, is of the golden gate bridge and the marin headlands.

julius is supposed to be on the bicycle. do we get a picture here? juliet: first of all know. ben: we got to get to sports. >> get back on track after stopping a few straight steps the first play taking on a rockies' last may. bottom of the second inning, facing rockies top prospect andre and this one is gone so it is 1-0. all the mets can muster against the great pitch count, let's get hot again. we are going to be dangerous. i agree with that. rockets and 2-1 in the seventh, bases loaded and former yankee boom logan takes the amount, curtis granderson tied up, next pitch, daniel murphy left side. jose reyes, looks weird to see him there rockies uniform. mets up 4-2, that is how ends and nationals beat the dodgers last night so the mets a 1.5 games up in the nl east. yankees have a night out, they will open a three game series with the indians in cleveland scoring just one single run in this weekend, actually shut out of the last 26 innings, sticking it for toronto, also of last night so the yanks lead. days in the a.l. east. hockey news, new york rangers giving shared stroll

julius rosenberg once work there had. he was sure there was still a spy ring at work. eventually the army let like 32 engineers be suspended because of the investigation. as the investigation was going on, it turned out mccarthy didn't have evidence on this easy people. most all of them were offered their jobs back, some refused to go back the to work. it wound up hurting our signal core, our investigation. it's one way the army was able to track what was happening in the word. that was crippled by the mccarthy investigation. in the middle of this, one of mccarthy's staff member, unpaid consultant david shrine got drafted. this was days of the universal draft. he was a young man. he got brought into the army as a private. mccarthy and roy cohen clearly had a crush on david shine. cohen tried to get shine an army commission. he wasn't qualified for commission. he went in as a private. they went in to bombard the army with requests to david shine to get weekends off. the committee was going to need him for things and all the rest of it. eventually the army tried to placa

. >> welcome words for julius.the judge hearing his trial for corruption, racketeering and money laundering. the opposition leader and two businessmen were implicated in illegally obtaining a government contract, worth $4 million but one of the accused was ill and wasn't in court for the presumption of the trial, which has already been delayed several times. the judge refused another postponement and state prosecutors didn't want to have him tried separately, so the case was dismissed. >> i gave the state a practical option. they did not use it. why they did not use it, because they do not have a case against me. they want post moanment, postponement after postponement, so i become a citizen in h south african with a permanent dark cloud over my head. >> the state prosecutor say they are considering their options. >> it is not a pretrial, where the state can of poe -- with a few to authenticate the matter. >> the supporters aren't concerned by the legalities they are just happy he is a freeman. >> now that his free

. ♪ hello again, the top stories on al jazeera, julius on trial in south africa for corruption racketeering laundering former youth leader and critic of president zuma say the charges are politically motivated. u.s. secretary of state in qatar where they are discussing security issues and john carry is expected to try to ease arab fears over the nuclear deal with regional rival iran and prayer vigils held in israel for the teenage stabbed to death at a gay pride parade and what prime minister benjamin netanyahu talks about. >>> it is struggling to cope with around 5,000 migrants in the port of kellie and britain's prime minister cameron has security measures but wants eu and france to do more and we report from a migrant camp known as the jungle that has sprung up on the outskirts of cali. >> while they argue how to deal with the crisis the conditions in this camp continue to deteriorate with more and more people coming here all the time. now, everybody we have spoken to is too afraid to go on camera. they do not want to be identified but when you ask them why this is so important for them

julius is the third owner and wants $11,000 for the car but says he will sell it for the best offer.>> a harvard student lost his internship with facebook after exposing a privacy problem the company was working on out of the public eye. . he showed how to pinpoint exact locations. khanna says his app was downloaded over 85,000 times. facebook asked him to disable the app. a week later the company fixed its privacy glitch. but they still fired khanna saying he defied a facebook user agreement without scrapping the site for user data. >>> one man is launching his own effort to revamp san francisco's flag. since 1902, the city's flag has featured a phoenix rising from the ashes. but roman mars the host of a design podcast says it doesn't do san francisco justice so they are planning to launch a public design contest with a jury of local officials and designers. the contest will likely be held in november. >>> caltrans is planting three new palm trees along the eastern span of the bay bridge. and they don't come cheap. each costs $10,000. caltrans is making the investment in them even t

jefferson feared a standing army they often ended with a strong man to march into takeover going back to julius caesar. and associated with those who had nothing better to you do and the soldiers through the dregs of society it was a negative image and that is important because it is reflected in how they took care of the american soldiers. after monday to close and feed his troops he writes a letter from valley forge to say as the manservant that is slave named william lee was basically naked. washington did on stage is set for that same discomfort but that is a different story. >> so fast forward bedded and iris society that shared sacrifice from '04 to another major conflicts that the idea of iraq especially hiring cancer halliburton but it also changes the way of the public use. >> with this book "the hidden history of america at war" i want to write and tell the story over 230 or 2 1/4 years of who had fought our battles so the armies that fought for us to see the u.s. troops going off but the story that i tell so that was a battle that began that was a grisly and crusoe moment. but two of

they went back to the time of julius ceaser and were very afraid of an army -- caesar -- they considered soldiers to men of the sword. they thought the officers core was just a bunch of aristocats that had nothing to do and the soldiers were the dregs of society. it was a negative image of the soldier and that is important because it carried on in this country for a long time. it reflected in how the congress at the time took care of our soldiers. washington had to beg for most of the six years of the revolution for money to chose and feed his troops. he writes a letter from valley ford basically saying that his man servant and we assume that means a slave named william lee was basically knanaked at valle forge. washington didn't seem to suffer the same discomfort. >> fast forward that to the iraq war where you have the situation and you deal with this, i think it is very important now that shared sacrifice you may have had in world war ii and major conflicts isn't existing in the same way, modern contempary war. the idea we are hiring a lot of guns through haliburton and other companies

now there is a lawyer and a litigator and i respected in all of the ldf champions working with julius chambers he would call me up at night and say why you sleeping. she did. she really did. summer of 1984 for many of you who were active in the campaign of jesse jackson throughout the country. and for all of you who have spent the last 14.5 years like myself fighting to renew voting in this country. i want to say thank you. especially to this panel for your willingness to fight and also your willingness to tell the story and history. we should never forget that history. because that is our history. our collective history. as americans it's our history. as grandma francis would do every night of our childhood she would call us in order of our birth. we had lots of kids in louisiana. my grandmother voted in 1972. she would call us and recite scripture and i have to do it in her honor. do not grow weary in doing good in due season we will reap a harvest if we don't give up. i am here to say we have not given up and we thank you. 16 days from now when we commemorate that historic day just

dave: julius giffords medical marijuana this century on east fourteenth street from 2 to third avenue. a lease for space and residential building and 212, east fourteenth street, include a vault, on the ground floor. columbia care was one of five companies that approved state approval for sale of medical marijuana. nothing will be sold until january onest. >> the homeless by the nation jumped 60% since bill deblasio took office. the na info reporting between january 1st to august 9th. the 311 system receive 20,000 calls about a homeless person in need of assistance. during the same period in 2013 michael bloomberg, a 13,000 calls about the homeless. earlier this month bill deblasio launched a multimillion-dollar initiative aimed at helping the >> elaine mcrae is excused from federal jury duty. for confederal court asking for a postponement until the end of her husband's term in 2018. it turns out she will not have to serve anyway because you reside in crazy mansion in man had in which is a separate federal district. juliet: they pay their taxes. ben: no longer eligible to serve in bro

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one magazine harkin julius caesar and said these were the earthworks the ancient romans built when they were invading a city to get up to the ramparts, hence ramps. the notion of air rights, which has been monetized, coming into play as the mayor wants to rezone part of the core door -- corridor, air rights were invented at grand central. the original vision of this terminal was to deck over park avenue, and by doing that he created an monetized this real estate. one thing we forget is the train tracks created this giant gash in the middle of manhattan. all the from lexington, way of to 59th street in an open , submerged train yard. over.ecided to deck them that just change the entire face of manhattan. landmark presentation, we will go into that. grand central became the poster building for every landmark in the united states. the notion of landmark preservation as a legal principle was in shined -- enshrined at grand central. accident,al began by by an accident in 1902. a train coming out of that park avenue tunnel in the fog, snow, rain, the suit and senders couldn't see a light in f

the american hotel lodging association says combining of the sites will result in reduced julius and higher prices for customers and the deal will mean higher fees for hotel learners many of the muscle business owners running franchise properties. expedia agreed to buy orbits for $1.3 billion would give that merger happens expedia and -- all travel booking website in the u.s.. juliet: who would spend $55 a person per cruise. by lot of people. in january of 2017 the luxury liner region 7 seas, there you go, will begin at around the world cruise, tickets went on sale yesterday and within hours it nearly sold out. 70% of the cabins were booked. the trip will less 128 days visiting 60 ports on six continents. robert: top story coming back when we return and we will get caffeinated. juliet: they are more than just friends. look who walked down the aisle. denny's new! fantastic four-cheese omelette is packed with crispy bacon and fresh veggies. (explosion) check please! introducing the fantastic four-cheese omelette. denny's. welcome to amercia's diner. fantastic 4, only in theaters. join

what answers were you trying to get out of her, julius?that they answered are directly responsible for the large prison increase. so what we were looking for is something a little bit beyond the politics and the platform and what emotions she felt, if any, around her being person e personally responsible. >> do you think she answered that question? >> no, that's not what we heard. what we heard was a conversation about policy. again, what we were looking for was some personalization. >> as far as she talking to you about policy and how to change -- things really change with policy and with legislation. you didn't hear any of that in what she was saying? >> oh, no, we definitely heard it. >> we were there and we were in conversation with her. that was readily apparent. but what's not readily and apparent is why she was not offering. the reason why she was trying to push the responsibility onto fix these problems, part of the reasons why this problem exists is because of some of the decisions she's made personally. >> her husband baed e made