that is the magic city. we had a lot of immigrant groups coming in to work stockyard, the germans, the irish, the checks the polls. . everyone was coming to work year it was a good living unit everything you needed, the packing houses, the big four major there were amenities in south omaha. if you lived in south omaha, you worked in the packing house for the stockyard. we had about 20,000 animals per day at its peak that were shipped in. each different type of animal like hogs and cattle and sheep the packing houses were the only ones in the world in the 1950's that would still process all three types of meat. by the 1960's, the packing houses had been built in the 1890's and they were going out of date. the whole industry starts taking a different turn. omaha stopped being the center. the stockyards are unfortunately not there. the only piece that is still present in south omaha is the livestock it changed building. that was pretty much a mini city with everything in it from barbershop two cigar shops and h

so that is the magic city.e had a lot of immigrants groups coming -- german, irish czech, pole --everyone was coming here to work. it was a good living. you had everything you needed. they made sure that there were amenities and south omaha, and pretty much, you would work in the stockyards in some capacity. we had about 20,000 animals a day at the height. each different type of animal, hogs cattle, sheep, they are the only ones that were processing meat. they were built in the 1890's and they were becoming out updates. then the industry takes a different turn. the stockyards are unfortunately, not there. the only piece that is still prevalent is the -- it was pretty much a mini city when it was conceived. it had everything from barbershops to -- ballrooms. it was a one-stop shop for south omaha and pre-much anything you needed to do at the stockyard exchange would have been there. it is now a retail space and there are still proms in the ballroom for a local hospital. that is pretty much the only thing that is

it's a magical city, and this is the perfect place to call home. so i'll see you next time.g up on open house nyc-- elegantly playful design with vanessa deleon. [theme music] speaker 1: coldwell banker real estate-- fulfilling dreams for over 108 years. you're watching open house nyc. now we join interior designer, vanessa deleon at her client's home in franklin lakes, new jersey. vanessa shows us how she mixed classic architecture with eye-popping decor to create spaces that are as playful as they are glamorous. take a look. vanessa deleon: hi. i'm interior designer and lifestyle expert, vanessa deleon. and welcome to this home in franklin lakes, new jersey that i designed. this is my personal favorites, and i cannot wait to show you around. my goal for this home was for it to feel timeless, and, of course, for the home to feel glamalistic which is a fusion of minimal and glamour detail. the first thing you notice about this beautiful dutch colonial is its open floor plan. i really wanted to achieve different themes throughout the rooms, but still keep the continuity throu

. >> turner transformed into this magical ghostly city.re and about effects of light and water and the way the two worked together. >> his technique could be breathtakingly delicate. offer just as breathtakingly unconventional as the film shows. the critics had a field day. >> was met with scathing reaction from all kinds of people including queen victoria. >> by the time he reached 60, in 1935 turner didn't care what people thought. he was considered odd. and secretive. he never married but afferently fathered two daughters. for years he lived a double life. on his many painting and sketching expeditions to the seaside town of margate he repeatedly rented a room with a view. they lived together as lovers as tough her husband died. >> who did they think he was. >> retired seaman. >> this painting of a castle in england at sunrise was one of nearly 200 works found in turner's studio when he died in 1851 at 76. then it would have seemed unfinished confusing but to modernize, it's been an inspiration to artists ever since. >> all the forms ar

"hollywood, the city of magic, where some find aladdin's lamp and all their dreams come true." by the time of hollywood's golden age, the hollywood sign was in bad shape and many in los angeles were calling for it to be torn down. but in 1949, the hollywood chamber of commerce came to the rescue. they wanted a symbol for what had quickly come to define their section of the city. "land" was dropped but the rest remained. and grew into an instantly recognizable landmark and piece of popular culture. the very symbol of a place and the industry it nurtured. "hollywood. brilliant tinsel city of lights and fantasy. hollywood. glorified glittering fascinating fabulous mythical kingdom. hollywood. the glamour capital of the world." in all of sports, few accomplishments are as rare as horse racing's triple crown. the names of those who have won it resonate in the lore of the track. but for one horse, fame wasn't what his owner was looking for. and this week in 1951, citation set a standard in the sport of kings. "in the homestretch, it's all over but the statistics. yes, he's mighty imp

. >> for these low wage workers in new york city, 15 is the magic number. a rallying cry being heard coast to coast. it's the hourly wage they say they need to feed their families. rebecca makes $9 an hour at a fast food restaurant. >> it's very difficult because a 40-hour week only paying two-thirds of my rent. that doesn't include the late fees that i'm charged or court fees if i should happen to wind up in rent court. >> it's widely expected new york state's wage board will approve the increase on wednesday not just in expensive new york city but potentially for fast food workers across the state. for some that could mean a 7% jump in wages. governor cuomo who supports an increase created it to circumvent the state legislator. business groups try to fight back with ads like this one claiming the higher wages will mean job losses. what started as calls for a $10.10 raise are now co-lesing around the fight for 15. >> you can barely survive on this. you have to depend on government assistance. >> reporter: the issue of income inequality has become highly po

the city's mayor promises it will be a magical event and boy do they deserve it. i'm will carr and now let's get you back to "red eye." >> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrok and -- wrong and what we missed from andy levey. hello, andy. >> hello, thomas. let's start with ariana grande. tom, you said she is named after a large coffee. >> yes. >> in fact ariana is of greek origin and usually means very holy. i don't know where you got the coffee thing from. >> a large cup of coffee is very holy, isn't it this god bless it. >> julie, kudos for admitting it is sasha and malea's fault. >> i am taking them on. i'm tired of them. they are no bush twins. enough america. >> kevin, first of all, remind me to never invite you to a party. you said she's 22, and young people do stupid things. i would like to point out that she is hypoglycemic. so it is possible that she licked the donuts because she was crashing and needed sugar. >> wow. makes 100% sense then. >> i try. camille you said you are adjusting your perspective on ariana after finding out she is 22.

the city will also have a pie baking contest and the winner gets a cash prize. there will be lots of free entertainment, arts and crafts and a magicalthe weather. the inland cities going to be a little higher in terms of temps? >> we will be about the same as yesterday. about 90 in danville, it should be a very pretty day but a couple december cooler from redwood city no mountain view and 83 san jose. fog and low clouds at the coast and sunshine. the eastern half of san francisco tonight, though, you will have the fog at the embarcadero and pier 39, but it will be seasonal the next several days and cooler the second half of weekend. >> thanks, lisa. and thanks for joining us on the saturday morning news. the news continues online on facebook and all our mobile device was our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. see you then. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, explosive ending. >> oh, my god. >> the fireworks show that went haywire near the finale. shells landing in the crowd. >> oh, my god. >> spectators burned. the rush to treat the victims. what went wrong here? >>> star-spangled security. police across the

magic. it's paint. it doesn't work miracles. >> reporter: city officials say it's not a cure.y are hoping it will at least get people to think twice and use public restrooms instead. they are hoping it will cut down on the time and money spent steam cleaning certain areas. they have had 325 such requests in the first six months of the year. >> splash back or not, people's going to pee. >> reporter: you think it's going to stop anybody? >> nah, i don't think so. >> reporter: why wouldn't it stop you? >> well, that's the way nature goes. >> reporter: now an unscientific test with this bottle of water. let's try it. let's see. okay. it's streaming straight down. how about the new paint right over here? all right. just right in there, edgar. see what we got. yeah. eh, a little bounced back. okay. maybe it doesn't work with water. you have to have a special -- that special liquid. we will be monitoring this and keeping track to see just in fact whether this is the major solution that they are looking for. reporting live, i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> i'm kind of with the older man th

. >> pipeline all part of the hetch hetchy water system operated by the city of san francisco. >>> it was a magic last night's giants game at at&t park. take a look. >> whoo! >> well, now what that is. the giants fan proposed and the girlfriend, i'm guessing, said yes. >> hope so. >> i think so. roberta, by the way, was right there when it all happened. unfortunately, though, the giants lost to the brewers. >> all right. >> they get another shot today though. >> if you haven't noticed, frank's tie, if you are headed to today's game, you may see some familiar faces. >> i will not be in a suit and tie though. paul deanno and i get to be ball dudes. this was a photo from last year. paul is a rookie. if you do it a few times you get a baseball card. that's from last year. that's actually not true. i had that made up. [ laughter ] >> the giants played the brewers today first pitch at 12:45. paul will be on first, i'll be on third. hopefully we won't make fools of ourselves. but it will be fun. >> if you do, we'll put it on the news. [ laughter ] >> we have the forecast coming up for the giants game bu

magic is.... lemonis: ...a burger business in new york city... tranchina: don't be shy with the sauce.ilt by four best friends... sammy: we had a dream. we had a [bleep] passion. i don't know where the [bleep] it went. lemonis: ...who now can't get along. sammy: so, why the [bleep] wouldn't you open up the restaurant on time? -that's [bleep] -tranchina: hey! that's enough! lemonis: it's a dire situation... sammy: i build it for my brother, for my family. [ voice breaking ] i feel i failed them. i really do. [ sniffles ] lemonis: ...compounded by lagging sales and mounting debt. how much are you losing? covello: $5,000, $6,000 a month. lemonis: if these guys can't get on the same page, it's just a matter of weeks before this business goes belly up. todd: if we don't fix the problem, we're gonna have to close the doors. lemonis: new york city has a ton of energy,

city councilmember disappear. and then when reporters started asking questions about that ticket for a registration problem, he magically arranged to have it paid. that councilmember tracy farrish gant is now the town's mayor. >>> he's accused of killing a census bureau security guard. today he goes on trial if another case. ronald anderson is facing sexual assault and drug charges stemming from an incident with his ex-girlfriend. police say that is the same woman anderson kidnapped and drove to the bureau the day he shot that guard. >>> a maryland state trooper is in serious condition this afternoon after a serious crash on i-95 in laurel. trooper wing tong was doing a traffic stop between route 175 and route 32 in howard county on wednesday when a car slammed into him and the stopped vehicle. tong and the drivers of both vehicles were taken to the hospital. police say the woman who hit them is 65-year-old maureen walter, a civilian state police employee. >>> a burglar caught on camera robbing a georgia avenue shop not once but twice in the same night. d.c. police would like to question this man for that monday night b

the entire building will be subject to the law city laws whether laws in effect i don't see anything i move to take not take dr. >> i wish i could wave my magic withstand or wander to make it look better now i know why we have guidelines i'll ask the project sponsor to maybe you can apply the secretary of i interior standards to make it look better. >> commissioner moore. >> the floor plan for this is still a little bit odd it looks like group housing ami i've not seen a living room as large as a full place with a berm off the living room this is a unusual configuration and the bedroom laid out more thoughts with the floor plan this would look different it contradicts any family functioning thing if you want to look at it there's a bedroom off the living room the living room is not that large for as many people that are supposedly living up there one family that is a little bit odd i'm leaving it with that so it is set up more for students or group housing that's what i read into this particular plan. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second to not take dr commissioner antonini. >> commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner r

magic while you sleep. don't just sleep, revitalize. new emergen-zzzz power down to power up. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities arounduntry. >>> but they assured me that >>> but they assured me that it wouldn't be anything life-threatening. >> two cyber security hackers have been able to hack into an big automaker's vehicle. new videos shows them taking control of a wi-fi-connected jeep and disable its brakes. they estimate more than 114,000 people could be open to the attack. one is requiring new security that cyber protection be applied to cars. >> barry bonds says a decision by the justice department to drop its decades-long criminal prosecution gives him great peace. bonds is baseball all-time leader. in 2011 he was convicted of obstruction of justice over answers he gave to grand jury investigation in investigating steroids. that conviction was overturned in april. the government says it will not appeal. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell now says there's no timetable on ruling for tom brady's deflategate appeal. brady wants its overturned. goodell is the arbitrator and says he wants a fair and open process. les

city. >> not quite "jurassic park" but we're close to the return of a strange extinct beast. >> i'm colin resch so much for a low-scoring defensive battle. carly lloyd, three first half goals, magic from midfield, let the >>> scientist are one step closer to cloning a mammoth. university of chicago scientists say they did new analysis of the mammoth genome. the dna came from the hair of two mammoths one that do it 20,000 years ago and another that died 60,000 years ago. scientist hope to create a hybrid part mammoth and part asian elephant. the genome taught scientist it has smaller ears and a slow metabolism to survive the ice age. >> the bots are badge flame-throwing crushing hunks of metal still dominate in the ring but this revival of the abc hit short-battle bots are is more than cold steel. we get down to the nuts and bolts of what makes a good competitor. >> you're breaking boundary if with your about building. you're proving it's just just for guys. >> i was glad i wasn't the only female at the event. so little girls, you can do it. keep taking the mag classes and work hard. >> her terrifying battle bot chomp, took three months to build and $20,000. you can catch the carn

city. >> not quite "jurassic park" but we're close to the return of a strange extinct beast. >> i'm colin resch so much for a low-scoring defensive battle. carly lloyd, three first half goals, magicdfield, let the >>> scientist are one step closer to cloning a mammoth. university of chicago scientists say they did new analysis of the mammoth genome. the dna came from the hair of two mammoths one that do it 20,000 years ago and another that died 60,000 years ago. scientist hope to create a hybrid part mammoth and part asian elephant. the genome taught scientist it has smaller ears and a slow metabolism to survive the ice age. >> the bots are badge flame-throwing crushing hunks of metal still dominate in the ring but this revival of the abc hit short-battle bots are is more than cold steel. we get down to the nuts and bolts of what makes a good competitor. >> you're breaking boundary if with your about building. you're proving it's just just for guys. >> i was glad i wasn't the only female at the event. so little girls, you can do it. keep taking the mag classes and work hard. >> her terrifying battle bot chomp, took three months to build and $20,000. you can catch the carnage in t

magic pot of money they'll eat the cost of labor doubling. oh we have to cut back on the corporate jet. the dollar men is going to go away. but all these same cities we noted, you're already paying probably 50% more than you should for a lot of goods because their rents are so high because of government regulations on buildings in san francisco and all these other things. my point is the ultimate point is does the consumer a voter prefer a higher price with those rules? do you want the handicap ramp less skyscrapers in san francisco, a higher wage to the workers? if you like those things you won't have a dollar menu for long. if you prefer cheap food there shouldn't be any of these regulations. >> john no free lunch, no free wage hikes? >> it has to be passed on because of the razor-thin margins. we're talking about 20% of restaurant workers a higher wage. instead of some type of jobs plan in america that creates a middle class. this is simply a redistribution from the consumer directly to the person working behind the counter. if you're okay with that you're also okay with higher fast food prices. >> "cahin' in" just over an hour from now. what d

magic and fantasy all going away after today -- sort of. fao schwarz, the iconic toy store on fifth avenue in new york city is closing today.he legendary to be has been at the big apple for more than three decades. remember tom hanks in "big" on that giant piano in the store, that's fao schwarz. >> chopsticks. >> apparently rising rent has forced owners to look for a new location. there is talk at this point that he might reopen a new store in times square sometime next fall. >> chopsticks playing. i played piano for years and forgot everything except "chopsticks." >> that keyboard on the piano in "big" has been the attraction for years. >>> painful cuts for agencies in montgomery county as that county deals with a budget deficit, the impact those cuts could have on fire and ems department. >> hey, hey, hey don't touch me! >> metro meltdown. the heated argument caught on camera between a father and metro worker and what triggered it. >>> no signs of storms as you step outside this morning. storm 4 >>> right now, we're watching for more potential storms after a night of severe weather for many of you, taking a live look outs

magic while you sleep. don't just sleep, revitalize. new emergen-zzzz power down to power up. are youor. >> here seven things to know. berkeley city has passed a new ordinance to improve the safety of balconies on buildings after last month's collapse at an apartment complex that killed six students. >> there will be inspections every three years and higher standards for construction. >> san jose police are asking the public to identify an armed robber caught on camera holding up a popular trendy makery in east san jose and the workers took catch from the registers and handed it over. the robbery took less than a minute and cakes. >> we have a big accident in livermore that is shutting down the avenue at vineyard because of a four car crash involving a semi truck that is overturned. 680 alternate is the best we to go around used 580 or stanley that connects 680 to 84. >> the weather window at sfo is not so cloudy and much more of a dry start so more sunshine. warmer temperatures. it will not last through the weekend. it -- i wi whether we will get thunderstorms over the weekend. >> president obama is holding detail on the historic

magic mike fizzles out. oh. the final hour of "squawk box" begins right nouw. >> live from the most powerful city in the world, newsquawk box." >> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc first of all i was very disappointed with the second magic mike. >> the sequel? >> no. >> you watched both closely? >> repeatedly, yeah. i got it. no. i missed that one. not planning to see this one. i'm joe kernen. andrew has the week off. ion why. i'm not jealous of their ads. we have the futures right now, it's worse, down 154 the worst level i have seen. last session we were down 115 earlier. checking out the markets earlier. they're a little over a percent. most now about the same. a little worse if france. italy and portugal i don't know how you read that, because everyone is wondering what does this mean for italy and portugal and how they approach many upcoming negotiations with the eu about their status. oil prices dropping sharply. we are hearing that's because of the rise in the dollar and that the markets are oversupplied at this point and it doesn't take much to move the oil mark. we are up it looks like we had gott

magic, music and medicine. meet the abc 7 star scholar combining his passion to give back to others. >>> and coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, an east bay city'sousands of gallons being handed out for free. >>> and 7 on your side makes >>> in primetime tonight it is shark tank followed by what would you do and 20/20. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> once in a lifetime experience for a san francisco girl at the white house. >> aria pelez. california rainbow taco. >> one of 59 chefs to have lunch with the first lady at the white house. she was the california winner of healthy lunch time challenge. highlight the quick hello from president obama who told the kids he loves broccoli. >>> this is the tenth year abc 7 has celebrated student achievement with the star scholars program. >> every year seven high school seniors are recognized and awards each a $1,000 scholarship towards his or her college education. >> cheryl jennings spent time with one star scholar using magic as medicine to help others. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: magic and music. ♪ two of daniel rosenthal's top passions. >> i love magic and music because they are both so

magical powers? a loving dog or cat can change your mood. and some kids in pleasanton are finding out firsthand this week at critter camp. >> reporter: welcome to kitty citypleasant valley humane society. piece felines are getting the royal treatment from critter campers youngsters 7 to 15 get ailing summer crash course on all things cats an dogs. would you rather be anywhere else right now? >> no. >> reporter: you like critters? >> yes. >> reporter: what is your favorite part about critter camp? >> everything. >> reporter: yeah? that sums it up. and excuse me, how are you doing down there, big guy? it's a week-long hands-on adventure teaching kids kindness, compassion and responsible pet ownership and some arts and crafts, too. campers also develop adoption campaigns for pets in need of a good home h and they have had great success. after all, they are awfully hard to resist. >> they pay attention to see if an animal gets adopted, sometimes end up with an animal. they love it. >> reporter: reading to pets is soothing. therapy dogs give the kids a sense of calm that translates far beyond the critter camp with their own pets. >> i think it's amazing how li

magical powers? >> it's true. a loving dog or cat could change your mood as some kids in pleasanton are finding out firsthand this week at critter camp. >> reporter: welcome to kitky cityt pleasant valley humane society. these pampered felines are getting the royal treatment from critter campers. youngster 7 to 15 are getting a summer crash course on all things cats and dogs. >> would you rather be anywhere else right now? >> no. you like critter cats. >> yeah. >> what's your favorite part? >> everything. >> yeah? that sums it up. >> reporter: it's a week-long hands on adventure teaching kids kindness, compassion and responsible pet ownership. and some arts and crafts, too. campers also develop adoption campaigns for pets in need of a good home and they have had great success. after all they awfully hard to resist. >> they pay attention throughout the week to see if an animal gets adopted. they go home and talk to their families a lot of times they end up with an animal so they really love it. >> reporter: therapy dogs like buddy give the kids a sense of calm that translates far beyond the critter camp with their own pets. >> i think it's amazing how, like, if you are

city. many will be on the parkway i'm sure penns landing will be busy, as well. 70 degrees, 6:50. the holiday weekend is off to a start for hollywood there's the return of magicand the terminator and we get a look at the life of amy winehouse. here's matt o'donnell with a preview. >> reporter: ready or not magic mike is back. what's up, magic mike xxl summer hit about male strippers from florida. >> it's been three years and the remaining kings of tampa are read to throw in the towel -- ready to throw in the towel, but they want one last time. they call mike out of retirement and head to a stripper convention in myrtle beach south carolina with the promise of outrageous fun. >>> terminator genesis is the 5th in the series that stars arnold schwarzenegger as a cyborg. this film takes a different approach to the terminator time line. we find sara connor orphaned and being raised and trained by a terminator. and kyle reef is sent back in time from the future once again but an unexpected turn of events creates an altered time line and reid finds himself on a new mission to reset the future. >>> amy is documentary about the life and singer of amy winehouse who was

magic king come. for us, no lightening for us, which is good news. we are talking about light rain drizzle. just a glummy start to this fourth of july, just a quick peak in atlantic city. cloud are in. sunnies officially up but cannot really see it. everything is dark, cloudy, glummy, with a little drizzle down the shore. steady rain is to the north and to the west. take a peak, storm scan three shows us where massive rain is moving through. in the a great start to the fourth of july in williamsport on interstate 80 moving into new york state. good news this big blob of rain will miss us to the north, what we get is residual showers south of there and then moisture will wrap around a bit later this afternoon and this evening. we will see showers and storms popping up over portions of virginia. we will miss out on the heaviest of it but that doesn't mean we will miss out all together. we can see steady showers up through lehigh valley, we heard from twitter follow their it is gisteling and you can see it in allentown easton and bethlehem we are seeing light rain and drizzle up toward mount pocono it is raining more steadily. so travels on i80 northeast extension, of th

magic. finally, i have at home every "time" magazine published during world war ii. they belong to build manchester's mother, she got them in oklahoma city. six years times 52 weeks. it is one of the reasons the book took me nine years. i could not stop reading those "time" magazine's half of the reports were wrong. that was part of the story appeared i was like a kid in a candy store with those magazines and other sources and artifacts and meeting folks like you izz y. one of my best friends is i-96-year-old retired army major. he thought as a major under patton and led a brigade of tanks in the battle of the bulge. a great man. i know that not every student is going to grow up and want to be a historian. but if they just love it and grasp the relationships and the contingencies and the importance of it -- if not, we will raise a generation of sheeps. thanks. ken rendell: good way to put it. susan wilkins: in our classrooms, getting at the issue of leadership, i think we want students to understand these leaders are not born great leaders. they have to make difficult choices along the way. having students understand why certain choices

city. >> we'll chat with you in a moment. first, let's take a look back at their magical career. >> we are penn and teller.their popularity grew booking appearances on the "today" show. >> thank you. >> penn and teller. >> and letterman. >> i don't know that much about style of magicians but the word lame comes to mind. >> cameos and music videos. and cartoons, too. yes, the pair even debuted on the simpsons. >> you talk on stage. i talk off stage. today penn and teller perform their act making them the longest running headliner at the same hotel in las vegas history. even their show time series received critical acclaims when 13 emmy nominations. >> tonight's show is a day at the beach. >> the pair was honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 2013. now they're celebrating 40 years of performing together by returning to broadway. penn and teller! good morning! >> good morning. >> you have such a history with new york. how does it feel being back? >> it's fabulous. we have not been -- we were saying this number -- we made it up. we don't know. i think it was 23 years it's our third run on broadw

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." ♪ i want to wake up in paris as the city greets the day ♪ ♪ i want to wake up the in paris and watch the sunrise on the quais ♪ ♪ the magicris and lose a day or two ♪ ♪ i can't explain why this refrain makes my heart feel so new ♪ ♪ i want to wake up in paris with you ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, i'm nick oil briar. happening today, new jersey lands make celebrating her birthday. lucy the elephant in margate celebrates 134th birthday today. the elephant is 56 story tall statue, and national historic landmark. all day party is taking place on the board walk today. complete with food, carnival games, and a water slide. it will be smart to be by the water today. isn't it, justin? >> water side sounds fun definately, good place to be at the shore stay cool through the weekend it, gets hotter, more humid as we progress through the upcoming weekend. talking about what's happening right now, showers storms, coming across southern bucks county will move out into new jersey, look out trenton now to the next half hour. elsewhere, clouds, few peaks of sun should see more sun into the afternoon but still can't rule out another round every l

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fall in love with new york city, the "new york post," the very first day that i ever moved to new york, 1 1/2 years ago i got my hands on "new york post" it was most magicalpaper i am a new yorker -- >> like it or not. >> 21 -- >> i love it i love it. >> talking about an accident. >> if i lived where you are -- >> we have a lot going on this morning, most importantly three dead including shooter lafayette, louisiana. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. news in morning out of louisiana two innocent lives lost to a alone shooter at movie theatre in lafayette nine others injured gunmen a white male in 50s turned the semi aukt handgun on himself committed sued residents in shock after. >> i am eating popcorn at concession, and when the whole group of people teenagers mainly running out telling everybody run for their lives, i figured teenagers playing a prank, and then i see a bigger group coming out saying same thing

city july 13 2015. big crowd on the plaza. i'm willie with al and natalie the unbreakable kimmie shhchmidt and al roker is back. [ applause ] >> this is the first time we have experienced the magicto say that. >> no, i don't. >> thanks, al. >> we have a great show. a live performance from cody simpson. judd apatow will be here. el ly worked with him on "bridesmaids." i want stores. >> the dirt. >> can't wait to talk to judd. the crazy carrie underwood story. her is 4 month old son got locked in the car. she tweeted wen your dogs manage to lock themselves, all your stuff and the baby in the car and you have to break a window to get in. clarifying, my brother in law was the window breaker. all is good now minus is the broken window of course. has it happened to you? >> not with my children inside. that moment of panic like i have to get in there. it's hot too. you leave your kid hs in the car. >> the temperature shoots up. >> if you lock your kid in the car, call 911 first. cover the windows to keep the car from heating up until the police get therement. if you break a window, do it far from the child so the glass doesn't shatter. >> i know you can do it from inside. i wonder if t

it was called the magic city. it was also called little chicago as it grew.o it was definitely a booming industry here. by the 1950's, the stockyards employed 300 to 400 people and would run crews 20 47 to keep up with demand. by 1955, we were the largest stockyard in the world. we had surpassed chicago. we had 19 packing houses in all types of industry associated with the stockyards that literally seemed to bloom overnight. that is the magic city. we had a lot of immigrant groups coming in to work the stockyards. germans, irish, everybody was coming to work. it was a good living. and it had everything you needed. the packing houses, the big four as we call them, major there were amenities in south omaha. if you lived in south omaha, you worked for the packing houses or the stockyards. we had about 20,000 animals a day at its height, would be shipped in. each different type of animal, hawks, cattle, sheep -- hogs cattle sheep, ours were some of the only packing houses in the 1950's that would package all three types of meat. they had been built in the 1890's