has changedis city somewhat but this city is still 60% african-american. --is a majority-magicority city. we have an influx of hispanic brothers and setters that help us rebuild and i am thankful for them as well. the caucasian population is about 32%. the other is hispanic, vietnamese and other so this is always been a very diverse city. we have never seen ourselves in racial terms of being white or black. people in new orleans are different in the sense that we know and believe this is a strength but not a weakness. fissureshave the same that every community has. as we rebuild, we are making sure everyone is welcome and make sure that everyone knows they have a stake in this game and make sure we don't sweep anything under the rug about what the difficulties are going forward. is here whos who was in the water with me 10 years ago said 52% of african-american men are not working. that's an unacceptable number. know thatnew orleans if you ask the same question and other cities, the whole black lies matter movement is around the issue of what we are doing to help disadvantaged

. >>> a spectacular sight in redwood city tonight people got to experience the magic of a 33d light show at the san mateo county museum. the outsigh of the building was lit up and colored by 3d laser show. it's all part of an effort to promote downtown redwood city and get more people to visit the area. >> it's a great idea. there is visual technology moving into redwood every day. we needed something that would be fun that would engage people as well as tech people. >> in september, light show will change and will is a halloween and autumn themes. you can check it out from 8:30 until 9:30 every tuesday night. >> that's cool. yes. >> that's cool what they do with lights on buildings. the buildings are already beautiful. >>> the c.d.c. is recommending starting school later. >>> and we have the eraser blue or black pen. >> jeffrey is telling me. do i have the fat crayon? >> long list to back to school and how much each family will spend. >>> and warmer weather is on the way back to the bay area. the forecast in about five minutes. >>> students need more time to sleep. that is the mess annu

you can't argue with 400,000 people that just signed up for idnyc, and what the cities are showing is that we have the magic sauce. they understand how to do that outreach and really roll out an incredible program. it's transforming lives in the latino community. >> pbnyc is -- >> another thing that's transforming. >> it's not new, right? >> no. no. this is our fifth cycle we're going into now. >> okay, before we move on -- p.b. is? >> participatory budgeting. >> okay, participatory budgeting new york city. >> the people's budget. presupuesto del pueblo. >> qu\ bueno. and how does it work? >> so we assemble people in town-hall settings at the beginning, in the fall, which will soon go up and running. we get ideas from the community. we take those ideas and put committees together so that they can help improve the parks, schools, roads, infrastructure -- things that the city can fund. >> ideas for -- yes, how city money should be spent in their neighborhood. >> yeah. this is all city capital money. then the committees that are all run by the people of that community put a ballot together, and this after they

how does one combine two magical things and turn it into inter-web? inter- web? >> i'm in new york city and sushi burrito. >> as someone who has spent my life stricken as a shellfish allergy, i'm not a sushi fan. could the burrito change my mind? they are gonna make me their signature sushi burrito. steph one you have to select the rice. they used to do and salmon on their signature brito. you can create your own if you'd like. next the sauce, it's a crowd pleaser. it's all about the spicy mayonnaise. >> you don't want to go too to heavy because it is mayonnaise. it's definitely not good to you. >> you have to add texture and freshness with cucumber and tempura. >> here's the thing, i couldn't eat this one because of my allergy due to seafood so the chef ended up trying out his own creation, the summer burrito. that's all veggies with a with abby sauce. >> who knew that vegetables and rice could be so delicious. >> it was seriously awesome. now i shun sushi no more. if you have an idea for foodie >> my question is what does it >> that thing is seriously a brick so that was $10. you can

. >> the movie magic th >>> a daring rescue from a cliff in daily city.an and two dogs spent six hours trapped after falling during a walk. the woman was pulled to safety by a coast guard crew. she's okay. the dogs were aggressive but animal control reached them later. they're both back with owners and receiving care. >>> they brought you films like "toy story" and "monsters inc" but the newest film brings a different cast of characters, like algebra. it's a chapter in a new movie owe get kids excited about learning. >> reporter: where no one bats an eye when you ride your scooter indoors, it may feel like a playground. >> there is a rich story behind how films are made. the math and science is part that have rich story. >> reporter: that is why tony derose started giving a talk called math in the movies. >> the shape of the face. or the forest in "brave". those get reduced to algorithms and programs and numbers. >> reporter: now, tony's talk is getting a sequel. it's called "pixar in a box". >> it's one of the greatest motivating factors. >> working at k

. >> this was magical corner, a magical neighborhood at unique time in new york city. reporter: for the own who who started out at the bar's bar ender. this final weekend bissell brating the hogs and heifer's legacy. >> it is a time where you could be an independent business owner to create a very genuine family environment. i cannot tell you how many people have come in. i am scared to come in here. everybody looks so mean. then they walk in the door. they find this incredible, amazing, dynamic place. reporter: then for the baning bar terns and decor. the park has forced a strong come machine ty since it opened in 1992 with the staff becoming a part of the experiment. >> it is very heartbreaking. there is a lot of history here. we are are family. dysfunctional, wear family. >> the reason this neighborhood is this neighborhood, we have been sheer long. when nobody was here. we were here. this is icon. this is a lan mark. this is what the city used to be. keeping customers nostalgic about en stitution that could no longer survive. >> the end of old new york. the end of

one of the coolest things we can do here in new york city is to go see this magic show in a a private room at the nomad hotel. if you come to town, you have to try to get in and see this guy's act, it's really special. here to perform one of the tricks from that show, please welcome the magician, dan white, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] dan white. as always -- >> thank you gentlemen. >> jimmy: thank you, welcome. dan what are we doing? i have no idea, i never want to know what we are doing. tell me what's up. >> we are going to play a game i used to play when i was a a kid. >> jimmy: okay, good. yeah, yeah, yeah. sure. >> okay? and the stakes, the prize is $10. >> jimmy: okay. >> okay. i'm going to give you this $10 bill, put it in your breast pocket. and we will get back to that later. put it in your breast pocket. >> jimmy: breast pocket. this is my breast pocket right here. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. perfect, or on the front. it doesn't matter. >> jimmy: okay. >> there we go. perfect. and the game is called "hand pocket." >> jimmy: hand pocket? >> yeah it's really

city's time square. >>> and happy birthday to mila kuhn kunis and hally berry, and "magic" johnson turns 56 and steve martin turns 70. now, keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty nguyen, thank you for watching "early today." blinds to go's summer celebration sale's so hot you're gonna need shades. not those shades. these shades! take a cool 20-35% off all sun shades, cascade shades, basswood and more. shades on sale. there's nothing cooler than that. blinds to go. blinds for life. cannonball! blinds to go's summer celebration sale is going on now make a splash with new sun shades, cascade shades, basswood and more, all at 20-35% off! it's the hottest sale of the year. just when you need to cool off most. blinds to go. blinds for life. . >>> right now police looking for three people who made a very unusual request inside a local maternity ward. >>> plus, an underground treasure hunt lands three men in jail. what police say they were doing scouring the sewers. >>> history in havana. in a matter of hours, a new chapter in the united states' relationship with cuba. "today in new york" starts

city with, you know, nonetheless whites are the governing class, most elected officials. but it's also the case that when you see the stuff that went on in cleveland for instance, it's no magiccarpet to have a city with african-american elected officials who still have most of the same grievances. and in baltimore the police force in the majority-minority as well, and whatever the socialization of police is it seems to overcome it is a resistance, seems to overcome it. where does that leave us in terms of you are still stuck with the same is? >> unfortunately, we're talking about is ethnic succession and politics. i think it was lot of hope and optimism in cities like newark, detroit, cleveland went black political officials were elected for the very first time after the rebellions of the '60s but ultimately some folks were disappointed because the faces have changed the nature of the system had not. they are still talking about machine politics. unfortunately resources, talking about the backlash after the riots in the 60s in particular, resource when into law and order and it was this kind of what we would call the politics of resentment where wives not only let physically

this is something the city is pointing out. is there a magic line in the sand if you will? >> i don't think in term of the actual payroll growth but earnings. you'd like to see earnings pick up solidly to try to reassure people on that side after the eci miss which of course suggested there isn't this wage growth that everyone has been waiting and focussing on for so long but look you need a combination of things. well over 200,000 both times. unemployment rate ticking down a couple of basis points. that would be good and then some solid earnings growth as well. >> what happens to commodities if we see the first rate hike in september because we have seen huge sell off for the month of july and previous months. a little bit of a recovery over the last two trading days. it's not a huge bounce back. a lot of people argue because that signals better economic growth commodities would also bounce back. do you think that's wishful thinking? >> yes, i do. the decline has little to do with monetary policy now. there's systematic oversupply in some parts of the commodity space. thin

a magical experience for some voters. day, ahead on the market the city of angels. the country's biggest celebrities -- it is now hoping to become home of some of the world's best athletes temporarily. ♪ matt: welcome back. the u.s. is betting on los angeles to keep its dream of hosting the 2024 summer olympic and's alive after boston withdrew its bid last month due to a lack of public support. after failed bids from new york and chicago in 2012 in 2016 respectively, does the u.s. stand a chance this time around? , aning me now is harvey former u.s. olympic committee executive director. you have a long list of a congressman's and i appreciate your time this morning general. what do you think about this l.a. bid? is the public support behind it? do they have a chance of winning? referendumspublic and tests they have done show it is up to 81% support compared to less than 50% for boston. they presented the international olympic committee three things. one is stable government, security, and the ability to activate sponsorships. when you combine all of those things, th

magical. >> it really is our mission to bring arts and culture to all new yorkers around the city, and we do an amazing job across all genres, in all neighborhoods, so, yeah, there's definitely something for everyone. >> and, danni, what are the special challenges that performing, say dance, outdoors presents? >> well, it's always the weather is always a concern. i, myself, a former dancer, and my career ended through injury -- not from outside, but just onstage, so i'm always concerned for the safety of the dancers. i mean, we can do a show if it's like light rain, but if it's blowing anywhere near the stage, i usually say, you know, "we're calling it." but, you know, i really want to take care of the dancers and their careers. that's the biggest challenge. other than that, it's wonderful. >> i can even imagine something as bad as a twig or a pebble on a professional dancer's foot. you don't get that on a stage inside. >> there have been times where maybe we didn't sweep as well as we could have underneath the marley, the plastic floor we lay for the dance floor, and you're right. if you're

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. >> if the magic dragons have been the best so far, the golden buzzer brought him to radio city. >> big surprise. >> the radio city journey has already been a surprise for some. >> it is a dream come true, i cannot wait toer p form there. >> a million dollars and a vegas show await the ultimate winner. >> we're so close to getting where we want to be. >> the next steps taken tonight. >> rooting for the chihuahua in the costume and his -- >>> america's got talent airs tonight at 8:00. the results show also airs tonight at 8:00. >> we'll be back in just a minute. >>>s a fashionable competition. >> men and women of all ages participated. they had to show off their best jumper from a ten foot high platform to the pool below. a great place in the summer to help people beat the heat. >> i was at the -- october fest in munich, and lots of people -- whatever the other thing, i am am much more interested -- >> will leader hosen. >> thank you. i was distracted by cambrian tied with their opponents 0-0. >> good old liederhosen. got it. >> next newscast at 5:00. >>> today on "access hollywood l

magic theatre. don't get me wrong. casinos, the gaming tables are still very important when it comes to studio city opa -- studio city uptables is 150. 400 gaming tables on the floor. he is speaking to the government on that. primarily because of how engine.t gaming is as a >> non-gaming is there as an additional draw so you set yourselves apart from our competitors. to 300 million u.s. during the global financial crisis. is notandalone basis, it a profitable adventure. we are never going to get a payback on that. yvonne: he hopes studio city could be that jolt for the industry. the government's two changing things. the easing of these are restrictions, letting tourists stay from five to seven days is a boost. softeninglso talk of the smoking ban. he says those are for the positive. for the second half, it could the pretty rough. the tides are turning. more from the interview at the bottom of this hour. that to you. anchor: coming up later. >> i will be looking at how the nation wrapped up its economy to become an asian financial powerhouse. ♪ anchor: a strong service industry. the u.s. economy could the ready for highe

not how does one combine two magical things and make it into a treat that erupted on the inner web? well i had to fine out. >> i'm in new york city i'm about to get a burrito. >> guys, as someone who spent my life stricken with a shellfish allergy i'm not a sushi fan. could the shoe see rito change my ways. >> chef chris is going to make me their signature shoe see burrito. >> step one pick the rice. you want to evenly disperse your rice throughout as well as the protein. they use tuna and salmon. you can also create your own that is fun. next the sauce and it's a crowd pleaser my friends eat sushi all about the spicy mayo. >> dope go too heavy. >> you have to add texture and freshness with cucumber carrot, sesame seeds and tempura flakes. i don't eat sushi. >> how is it? >> good. >> here's the thing. i couldn't eat this one due to my allergy in general unfriendly unfriendliness towards seafood. so the chef tried out his own creation. the summer rito all veggies with wasabi pea and zesty citrus sauce. >> hmm. who new vegetables -- >> guys it was seriously awesome and now i shun sushi no more. if you'd like to get it a shot head t

magical. >> yeah. >> great to see. >> yeah. >>> it's difficult to forget these images in lower manhattan. sandy turns streets into rivers. >> well, now the city wants to make sure that level of destruction never happens again. mayor de blasio just announced that $100 million will go toward protecting lower manhattan from major storms. the funds will build levees, flood walls and other precautions. >> so much of what is important to this city is in lower manhattan. it all has to be protected. >> and the project is going to structure battery park city around the tip of manhattan to the lower east side. it can take up to 7 years, though, to design and build. >>> and just days before the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina, president obama is in new orleans remembering the victims. and the devastation left from the disaster. >> the mayor of new orleans went door-to-door along a row of freshly painted homes. greeted the residents with hugs and spoke with those whose lives were changed when the hurricane ravaged the city. >> i think most people from new orleans or had an affinity for new orleans felt like if they didn't come back that no one was

the city's newest carousel will take riders on a journey under the sea and it is sure to bring smiles to anyone dreaming to experience the magic of the ocean. >> i can't wait to see this in person. the sea glass carousel opens tomorrow at the battery. it's at the 25-acre public park in lower manhattan. just to keep y y up it date here. the ride is filled with 30 luminescent fish. for $5 you can twist and turn for a 3 1/2 minute aquatic area of special effects. >> the fish, as you know when you watch the aquarium, they dance. like the choreography of the movement is the most important thing. >> for the debut, s at glass will be open tomorrow from 1:00 in the afternoon until midnight. >> it is so cool. >> it does look cool. >> at i wasn't sure we could ride it. >> are you a dults >> we can. >> it won't be a complete washout this weekend so we won't see rain all the time. there t ll be a chance of hit or miss showers and thunderstorms. what we have to worry about the most is friday when we have the front coming in around most of the day. that will trigger showers and storms. in the meantime we have a very quiet weather across the

wando scored twice in this game, yes, he is the magic wando and his hundredth goal as a member of the quakes who win 5-0 getting their first win in kansas cityrs. five goal is as very good game. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> i think the raiders are promising. >> and it is surprising that kenny stabeler was not already in the hall of fame. >> some of the hall of fame voting is baffling. >> and to be honored poschumsly is great for family members. >> that is our report. appreciate your time. >> and from all o well, where's jules? the show's about to start. i can't believe you guys get together every week to watch this crap. whoa, whoa, whoa. (chuckles) travis, one of these young singers is going to be this country's next idol. you hate america, travis? i do. while we wait, we should watch andy's old stand-up tape from college. what was your catchphrase again? (spanish accent) bitches be loco.

magic wand. the tragedy of katrina -- over the 10 years, new orleans is still two cities.ou white or if you part of that privileged black class or free people of color class, then , i mean, it's recovered. and part ofre poor that african or marin class, then it is like the hurricane just happened last year. ofht now we in the midst some of the most violent times in the history of this city. and it is only because of the 10, that eight-year-old, that six ural child, that 12-year-old child that was in the convention center and abandoned in the 22, 16,e, now there are full of rage because we did not have trauma counselors there with them through this. we have unemployment over 50%. and the ones who are blessed disparity ofhe wages is that they make three times less than they white counterpart. public housing is no more. they displaced everyone. the only legal opportunity employer -- the only eagle opportunity employer is the drug deal. and now we've been in the midst of a drug war. just intails of it is the last two days, there has been may be six shootings. fact our by the a

there's one of the -- this is one of the great cities in america. it has a magical hold on people.ls them back. it tugs them. it turns them into something that they weren't. you'll talk to people about having transformations once they go into new orleans and never wanting to leave. >> can i ask you about this brain magnet? you say people are coming to new orleans, it's a brain magnet. what is that about? >> there's been a real tech boom in new orleans. you have these towers downtown and they're filling up with people who come from kansas and boston, who come from the west coast. and they are starting tech businesses. businesses that they could locate in san francisco on austin or any other place in the country. but the difference is that these folks come to new orleans and they feel like they can be a part of something that is special. and it also -- the scope of the city, the scale of the city makes these people feel as if, wow, they can actually have an impact. that they might not be able to have in a place that is bigger like new york. >> all right. well manuel and gary, thank y

magic number philly on south. temperatures into the 70s, oc, barnegat light, rehoboth in at 79 degrees, checking quickly with palmyra cove nature park, shot, pretty easy view of center cityin the distance across the delaware. as we look out toward the beaches, it is looking good there, too. eventually, dealing with some clouds as the day progresses, the uv index is still up there, even though the clouds are going to start to build, so sun block required. meanwhile, as we look ahead to the weekends, we jump there, again things look good if you have maybe beach weekends planned, mid 80s the expectation, really other than tomorrow doesn't look like we will have shower chance in the forecast until at least monday. so, not a bad forecast, pretty consistent temperature wise for sure. >> oh, feels so much better. we'll take it, thank you. >> we are very excited about what's coming up nef. we have chef here in our studio. >> incredible small of warming olive oil, just smells heavenly. we can't wait to see what he is whipping up. dishes that you can find at his local restaurant coming up after the break. and taste test, looking forward to this all week, i know. we'll be right >>>

really the magic is on the inside where we really transformed the building and zappified it as we like to say. >> that they did. en only does it not look like a courthouse and city hall anymore, it doesn't look like any corporate office you have ever seen. meet zappos culture. it's taken over. >> in all the day i practiced law, i remember what was here. a lot of city attorneys, things like that. now another extension of zappos. you walk into a room that is full of stuffed animals. you have plastic balls. we have zebras. >> this is part of our culture. >> there are some things from the old building that zappos couldn't resist leaving alone, like the core of the company swrim. >> they used to bring the prisoners. >> this is for employees. they come to work out. most of the second floor of the old city hall, it is part of the building was the old city jail. they used to bring the prisoners through the basement and actually they would land here on the second floor where they would be processed, given a nice uniform to wear and stayed a few nights. >> another historic piece of old vegas was left untouched. the old city chambers, which is now zappos corporate meeting

city that will take you on a very different kind of underwater adventure. look at that. you're watching "today in new york." 4:54. happening today, it's a magical ride under the sea. it officially opens in manhattan. >> it's sure to bring a smile to everybody who is a kid at heart. they're calling it the sea glass carousel. >> so cool. >> it looks like a shell on the outside. lucky kids got a chance to take a spin yesterday during a sneak preview. the ride features 30 fish like those. they spin, they glow. it's a mini aquatic opera full of special effects. yeah. >> what i wanted to create is the fish that, as you know when you watch the aquarium, they dance. it's like the choreography of the movement is the most important thing. >> it's cool. the ride opens at 1:00 this afternoon and they continue until midnight. >> i think it's the neatest thing. >> i think it cost five bucks to ride. very cool. >> it's pretty. they glow. >> peaceful to watch that. >> that was relaxing. >> like watching a fish tank. >> today will be one of those days where you want air moving around just to feel cooler. that's for sure. the thought of the sea, that's a place t

magic," whatever, but it just keeps growing. to end the year, "star wars." a great lineup disney is putting out. they are poised to do well. the tale of two citieswe talked about the oil stocks in declines. benefits from this, companies like disney who benefit from lower price oils, more pockets in the consumer and the consumer doing okay. low interest rate environment which is good on disney. taking a look at disney, i'm looking at the call spread. the stock had a nice run-up. it is difficult to play the stock on the long side. the best time to buy the stock is down at the 100-day moving average. but the call spread to find my risk looking at the august 28th, i look at the 120 strike call for $270. at the same time, sell the $125 strike call. net/net, i paid $1.90 here. that's only up a buck or so, almost two bucks in the stock. so i'm basically risking $2 to try to make $3 if the call spread goes to the full value and the stopgap is higher after earnings. otherwise all i risked $2 and the stock goes down and i gain an opportunity to purchase the stock and wait for a lower point. but this is a different way to play the upside at this point. >>

>> now they have these brand new coloring books out, mandela a magic, enchanted forest, you can color it in, jen. >> fill at enchanted city for american idol? people were going craze any north philadelphia at liacouras center, we will tell you how they dit and i'll reveal the big time idol royalty that came to town to make this happen. >> big deal. pool side at camp a couple times so with the dog out it means it will be a little more muggy then it has been, temperatures in the 60's, and the 70's, to get started. in your weather by numbers we have an eight out of ten. eight is pretty great. it would have been a nine except it is too hot, little too humid. 73 degrees right now in philadelphia with 8-mile an hour breeze and 76 percent relative humidity, yesterday, day number six of the heat wave, 90 degrees yesterday. today, a bit more humid and high of 93. sunset time 8:13. mix of sun and cloud throughout the day, but pretty nice. we could get pop up showers and thunderstorms, we will talk about that chance coming up in just a few minutes. we are in the thick of it bob kelly crowded on a monday morning. >> we have had a cou

city last night, a site to see. people got to experience the magic of a three-d light shot, promoting the downtown and get people toisit. it will change and have a halloween theme in the coming months. >>> a magazine has named a restaurant in san francisco's mission district the best new restaurant in america. bon appetit! the restaurant is al's place, opening up six meals ago, offering feels like fish heads. we have posted the whole list on our website. check it out! >>> 7:57. developments in the case of ex-subway spokesperson jared fogle. the shocking accusations that have been revealed in court documents and why he has agreed to plead guilty. >>> a paddle boarder has been found thousands of files away from lake tahoe, why he says he left lake tahoe suddenly, coming up next. >>> the south bay commute and northbound 280 and traffic is slow approaching 880 interchange. we'll tell you more straight ahead. >>> a big fog bank has moved locally inland and cooler temperatures are away from the coast instead of by it but it will be a cool pattern and while show you how long. >>> live in south san jose where a fire has be

magic while you sleep. don't just sleep, revitalize. new emergen-zzzz, power down to power up. >>> he was back over the weekend in atlantic city.ll you something. the energy level that he has is amazing. he's singing, sliding, dancing, performing for like two hours, on like a 12. not a 10, a 12. a lot of energy. >> all right. >> it was a lot to see. >> people say that about my weather cast. look at this shot this morning. beautiful out there as we look at that sun not quite up yet. we have a tuesday storm coming in with heavy rain and flooding and a few storms likely in the afternoon. it's tuesday that will be the day. today being monday we have a few light showers out there. they're in the western suburbs now and we'll continue to try to work their way east. it falls apart it looks like the farther east it goes, but they're holding together, pushing into lehigh value and a few south in delaware. 60s everywhere. this is the forecast, still isolated showers, a bit more widespread slowly working their way in from the west. activity increases overnight tonight. this is the storm we're talking about. very heavy rain coming through

city and fantastic weather. >> it's manageable. >> i love it. >> it's a more magical place, and that's a perk to it. that is nice for those of you who don't leave. it's nice. less jungle-like. >> a little spoiled. >> thank you, amy. >>> straight ahead on this sunday morning, an outcry in one kentucky community because of the way a law enforcement officer restrained an 8-year- old boy. you can see it in the picture. why the officer is defending what he did. >>> also in sports this morning, the mets try the spinning pinwheel of death. the disappearing wi-fi icon. the frozen download bar. you don't need a magician to fix these things. you need fios internet. get fios 50 meg internet, tv and phone now for $79.99 a month, price guaranteed for 2 years. or, double your speeds for just 10 dollars more a month. and only fios gives you uploads speeds as fast as your download speeds. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past, get fios. >>> welcome back. u.s. military officials say an american soldier has been killed after a series of attacks in afghanistan. a candle light vigil was held after

magic. >>> and angelina jolie is in myanmar this morning where she met with women working in factories in the nation's largest city. 0 an four day visit in her role as a special envoy for the u.n. high commissioner for refugees. she also met with the myanmar's president. and visited a camp of people seeking shelter from the ongoing violence in the country. >>> time now is 9:39. what is better in this heat, will spicy food help you cool off? up next, we separate fact from fiction and take on myths surrounding heat. >> from the mets making big trades right before the deadline. and why willmar flores shows why he deserves a spot on the team. >> vanessa murdock is live in lower manhattan with summer streets with a look at the forecast. >> i'm dressed in black. brian coleman, a few quick stats. >> three stories high. 270 feet long. and it is all part of the vita- coco beach for foley square for summer streets. it is awesome. >> we will ride it next. it is free. i will have the forecast, too. stick around. busy day, huh? yup. our annual clearance event really brings 'em in. i can barely keep up by myself. 0% apr financi

city hall, that that's it for the day. no, this is where he comes and there are often meetings that go very late into the night, sometimes until midnight. now, this is the most magical view from gracie. >> i believe it. it's wonderful here. oh, and the garden here is so nice. >> the flowers have been magnificent. so, this is a magnolia tree, and the blossoms this spring were just glorious. >> aw. it's so lovely out here. so, is this where you go just to have some quiet time? >> yes, we do. we come out to have quiet time. we also like sports, so dante made us get these soccer goals. i've never played soccer before. >> [ chuckles ] >> but dante is so enthusiastic that we're getting a lot of exercise running around this lawn. >> life is so different here. you grew up with very humble beginnings. >> mm-hmm. >> and to now be here. >> it's wonderful. it's just so amazing. i never would have dreamed this for myself or for my family. and i feel like it's just such an honor and a privilege. and i'm very happy to be serving the people of new york city. this is the spot where i like to sit and do my e-mail and check on what's happening. >> so, you sit here? >> yeah, right here

city. there is often rumors in this part of the world that 18 shunti -- ancient sites hold hidden treasures, hold magicalrs. mr. assad wouldn't cooperate and then he was killed yesterday, according to a syrian rights group. he was beheaded and then he was hanged from a -- his body was hanged from a lamp post in the center of the city wearing a sign around his neck saying that he was an apostate and he was the representative of idols in syria. it is a tragic blow for all of those who love antiquities. it was a tragic blow to syrian cultural heritage. so far syria -- isis has been looting the site. they have destroyed many of the smaller statues. some of statues that were at palmyra had managed to be smuggled out by government forces before isis took over. but so far they have not bull dozed the city itself. >> richard engle, thank you so much for that report from istanbul, we appreciate your time. >>> breaking news. ex-subway spokesman jared fogle has just left court after agreeing to plead guilty to child porn and sex charges. we're expecting to hear from both sides. we now have his attorney speaking. le

and every group in the city so we get a more higher voter turn out and everything like that, so thank you. i appreciate everybody. this may be my last time working with mo magic but where learned a lot and so happy and gained all this speerns with everybody i worked with veronica being the mother at hrc putting a smile on wrour face and gloria for always being there and making us happy every time we walk through the elevator and coming out of the elevator so thank you and have a nice evening and, ya. >> these students have aspirations in life and thought of way tooz promote voting in yurth and working families. they shared with that toochbt and put more when they applied for the hero awards. we turn to these 3 and the rest of the young people to continue the work that is done with voting rights, they are our future leaders. i again put the challenge out there, i appreciate and respect the work zoe and veronica did the summer with the young people and appreciate colman and the youth making change. we come here and [inaudible] the point about coming into the the space and just kind of doing this acknowledgment. i really challenge the folks in the white coats an

city i love. the quhunty safety initiative program is a program that engages the public and private sector such as mo magicholders. the san francisco human rights commission as had youth in our office learning about the voting rights act, the selma to montgomery marches civil rights, proposition 47 and the fair chance ordinance. additionally our student participated in weekly mentor lunches and learned the qua to network and build and create professional relationships. they also heard from a [inaudible] of guest speakers who shared their stories and career trajectoryries with them including people from the san francisco attorneys office, san francisco state rebonds and derek smith from the university of san francisco. thanksgiving tooz the leadership of the college students and program organizers student have come together to create individual group projects that tie into proposition 47 and fair chance ordinance. before i turn over the mike rr to them i would like to acknowledge all the students who submitted a application for the hero award. alexa hubered [inaudible] chris lyn earl. [inaudible] stacy edwa

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 citysix years times 52 weeks. it is one of the reasons the book took me nine years. i could not stop reading those "time" magazines. 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 a 96-year-old retired army general. 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 are made w

city's position. we'll be back in 25 minutes with a look at weather and traffic. >>> this morning on "today's take," singing sensations little mix working their "black magic" on ournatalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on wednesday, august 19, 2015. willie is on assignment. i'm al with natalie and tamron. natalie picked our morning jam "bright" by echosmith. >> can't really hear it. ♪ >> they appeared on "today." >> i love this song. the message is beautiful. >> natalie already throwing shade that she picked al's ep ic adventure team winner. we are going to abu dhabi. >> they are all winners. >> if ever in the next year i have a child which might happen, you're raising my child. >> wait, wait. don't bury the lead. >> you're the most fierce competitor i have ever met in my life. my kid would be a straight a student, kicking butt in sports. you are the most competitive -- in a great way. >> let's back up. within three months you may have news for us? >> i didn't say three months. >> you said "within a year". >> within 12 months. >> meanwhile our executive producer is like, come on. let's get

city councilman ed nielsen is the winner. i'm tracy davidson. >>> this morning on "today's take," lunchmoney lewis hits the stage because, you know, he's got bills to pay. >> and do you believe in magicd applause ] >> welcome to "today" this wednesday morning, august 12, 2015. we have a big crowd on the plaza. we'd like to think it's for us but it's for lunchmoney lewis. >> yes. >> lunchmoney lewis is in the building. >> he is. everyone loves him. i love the signs. people gluing dollars to their signs. we should clean up the plaza later. they got bills but they brought cash. >> we have a great new song coming up with it. >> we'll talk to him at the table. eel play a song for us. this is al's jam. >> earth, wind & fire, "september," 1971. crazy. >> if you have ever seen them live. >> they have been on the plaza. >> it's amazing. the song is september and my birthday is in september. as a 7-year-old i was like, this is my jam. >> they wrote it for me. >> we have had them on. they are touring now with chicago. that has to be a heck of a concert. amazing. >> i went to see hamilton. >> oh, my gosh. >> everyone under the sun said it is the greatest thing. i will add my voice to that. i saw

thuts magic city. we had a lot of immigrant groups coming in to work the stockyards -- german, irish, czechs, poles. it was a good living and you had everything you needed much the packing houses, the big four as we called thep, made sure there were amenities in south ome open. pretty much if you lived in south omaha you worked for the packing yards or stockyards in some capacity. each different type of animal, hogs, cattle, sheep, our pabbing houses were some of the only ones in the world bit 1950's that would still process all three types of meat. by the 1960's pretty much the packing houses had been built in the 18890's and were becoming out of date. so really the whole industry starts taking a different turn and omaha stops being that center. the stockyards are unely -- unfortunately not there. the only piece present is the livestock exchange building, and that was pretty much a mini city when it was conceived. it had everything in it from barber shops to hotel shops, hotel rooms, administrative af