this sat on the mantle also from 1869 to 1902. it would be how the cabinet, when it was in, kept track of what was going on. one of the things that happened in the 19th century was that if the president came into office and saw things he did not find stylish, the government authorized public sales of white house things. some of these kinds of things that were the most historic that did not leave, there are only four of the chairs that we have had continuously since the 1840's. in fact, 20 of them to get away. they were used in other parts of the house. as was the clock. these are treasures now that have survived the auctions and remained in the white house's possession. they have been used at different times. several chairs are used in the lincoln bedroom as part of the core of the room -- the decor of the room to show what it was like. they told such interesting stories, and the images that show them in place make the story even more powerful by being able to see some these chairs in position with the clock on the mantle. in the

enormous blackan marble french clock that sat on the mantle.t had not only the clock works but a barometer and calendar. also a thermometer so he could monitor the conditions indoors. it did not have an outdoor gauge. this sat on the mental until fromis sat on the mantle 1859 to 1902 and would have been how the cabinet would have kept track of time. one of the things that happened in the 19th century was that the president came into office and had things he did not find stylish any longer the , government actually authorized public sales of white house things. things got away legally because they were authorized. it was some of these kinds of things that were the most historic that did not leave, there are only four of the chairs that we have had continuously since the 1840's. 20 of them did get away. they were used in other parts of the house, as was the clock. these are treasures now that have survived those auctions and remained in the white house's possession. they have been used at different times. several of these chairs are currently use

enormous blackan marble french clock that sat on the mantle. it had not only the clock works but a barometer and calendar.

part of some of the greatest yankees team ever assembled playing alongside joe dimaggio and mickey mantle. he had as many world series rings as did he fingers. >> here comes the pitch, strike three! a no-hitter! >> reporter: this was his iconic leap into pitcher don larson's arms after larson pitched a perfect game in the 1956 world series. his exuberance burned into the american memory. >> there's so many "yogi-isms." >> reporter: in 1998 i spoke with the hall of fame catcher for my pbs program. >> it's due. >> view all over again -- deja vu all over again. >> when mantle hit two homers. >> it was hard to have a conversation. there were too many people talking. 90% of the game -- >> mental. [ laughter ] >> i finish them. i'll tell the first half. >> you can observe a lot. >> by watching. >> you don't have to be a manager, either. you can do it by playing. >> reporter: overnight, the yankees remembered berra saying we are deeply saddened by the loss of a legend and an american hero. >> one might have favorites, i didn't really say everything i said. >> oh. >> something else that he did. >

united states had been negotiated withouting -- without telling whir they would still be and not dis mantled. there was no connection with listing sanctions which had been put in place over a course of a decade, they didn't have to give up trying to undermine prowesterners in the region, trying to destroy us. true problem for this. >> you can watch this and other programs on line at booktv.org. many of this year's presidential have written books to promote on issues. in a book "immigration wars" argues for new immigration policy and in a couple of weeks he's releasing an e-book during time of governor. presidential candidate ben carson argues that a better understanding of the constitution is necessary to solve america's most controversial book. a more perfect union. former rhode island recalls times serving as a republican in the senate. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back at her time in her book "hard choices". in a time for truth, ted cruz, carly fiorina. in my story he details career. and in leadership and crisis louisiana explains why he believes conservative solutions

reporter: in 1998 i spoke with the hall of fame catcher. >> it's deja vu all over again. >> when mantle hit the home ru back to back. >> it was hard to have a conversation, there were too many people talking. >> 90% of the game is mental. >> you finish it. i'll tell the first half. >> you can observe a lot by watching. [ laughter ] >> you don't have to be a manager, either. you can do it by playing. >> here's some more of his famous words. it ain't over till it's over. it gets late early out here. we have deep depths and take it with a grin of salt. >>> campaign 2016 and new developments on hillary clinton's private email server. bloomberg news reports the fbi has recovered personal and work emails from the server which was supposedly wiped clean. experts have said the fbi has the expertise to recover deleted emails. investigators will now check to see if any contained classified information. >>> in the meantime a new poll shows clinton still leading among democratic candidates. but support for vice president joe biden is growing. biden has not yet decided to enter the race. even so he

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the entire civil war is about who inherits the mantle of the revolution. who gets that, north or south? who do we get to be? kansas the fines that. it is all hammered out here in kansas. kansans are the ones who do find it after the war. after the homestead act is enacted, you have all these civil war soldiers moving to kansas. it becomes known as the soldier state. we are the soldier state long before we are the sunflower state because of all these civil war veterans coming west. i don't think you can over

mantle have a slate fireplace. we put this marble finish back on it as it originally had won -- worn when the taft's had installed it. this was very typical back in the victorian era days, since children had to wear cloth diapers. it was more of a convenience for the parents to put boys in a dress. when they needed to go to the bathroom all mom had to do was , raise up the dress, pop in the two safety pins, and then the boys could go to the restroom. over in the bookcase i will , point out shakespeare's dramatic works. these are original books, which they would time to read and discuss. also down in the lower bookcase level there are smaller books you see, black books that represents the skull and bones. alfonso taft is one of the cofounders of this elite society at yale university. the books in the right-hand corner, these are books that william howard taft at his -- and his younger brothers would have used while attending woodworth high school, such as the anatomy and physiology book here. we know the books are o

the entire civil war is about who inherits the mantle of the revolution. who gets that, north or south? who do we get to be? kansas the fines that. it is all hammered out here in kansas. kansans are the ones who do find it after the war. after the homestead act is enacted, you have all these civil war soldiers moving to kansas. it becomes known as the soldier state. we are the soldier state long before we are the sunflower state because of all these civil war veterans coming west. i don't think you can overstate the role of kansas. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> we continue with d.w. carter, author of "mayday over wichita: the worst military aviation disaster in kansas history." it is about the 1965 crash ofan air force tanker into an african-american neighborhood in wichita. the crash killed the plane's seven crew members and 23 people on the ground. all of a sudden the house was shaking and

. >> north korea will freeze and 'tis mantle the nuclear program. south korea and our allies will be better protected. the entire world will be safer as we slow the spread of nuclear weapons. >> sounds very similar, doesn't it, rich? >> yeah, it does. i'm reminded of the old saying the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for different results. this is what's going on with the nuclear deal. they have cheated, continue to cheat. this assumption we are playing by civil rules here, that we are going to send in investigators, it just doesn't conformal to reality. >> $99 billion dollars going directly to a conglomerate controlled by the supreme leader. it's going to the worst of the worst of the regime. i don't think north korea feels like we are a threat. we have teams over the last five or six years. to add to that we have had the cartoon image of the leader of kim jong-un. they have the ability to shut it down, the interview. we thought that 2007 deal was the end and we can make fun of them when he's a dangerou

so it has vice president who grew up in a segregated context was picking up the mantle of the civil rights it really went all in. johnson went all in for the civil rights act and away even that kennedy had been reluctant to do. in that shows a lot of african-americans, this might be a party we can do business with. one of the things i found interesting was research, in 1950 for the young civil rights leaders look to both parties and said, give us your platform, which was consider the more radical. republicans and the democrats want to see what your 1964 party platform will be. once lyndon johnson went for the civil rights act and barry goldwater became the standard bearer of the republican party and was opposed to the civil rights act and the movement, i think that started this cascade. it took a long time. by the time you get you ato a richard nixon, the republican party started to train and support. the time the messaging became very anti-, that just sealed the deal. >> interesting. let's take it up to march 2008. let's talk a little bit about the presidential primaries and that historic

>> they will never be another yankee team like the players, the mickey mantle. inspirational like those players. >> the police motorcade got the family, friends and feet teammates. i was able to see reggie jackson, joe piscopo command former mayor giuliani, he thought yogi berra was a great man and that he was a fan. ten time world series champion and also a nativea navy veteran on the beaches when the invasion happened on d-day. he actually had a navy salute. yogi berra will be remembered in the hearts of americans all across the country, but i will leave you with one thing. when you come to a fork in the road take it. >> everything they guy did, he did really well. you can live aa life maybe as well, but you cannot beat it. upon his passing he enters the realm of paul bunyan. >> coding yogi berra, a big thing in baseball. it ain't over until it's over. >> it is good that you went to his funeral. fans aligned of down the block. >> it's more of a celebration of his life in a morning of his death. >> firefighters explain how they would handle a railcar explosion

lou: the reagan library, it looks like there's going to be a lot of people trying to reach for the mantle claim reaganesque standing, if not stature. >> a few voted to reagan, that's as close as they come, and no disrespect to the cast of characters that's there. i think the reality is this is a survivor contest tonight. trump is obviously gone and created a great deal of attention, a lot of disaffected voters and to a certain extent someone like bush, some of the others have to have a big night or they're not going to be in this game. they may have the money but they're sinking like crazy. i would say the first debate that's on today, the four guys at the bottom are never going to debate again, they're done. and i think the four or five in the big debate that aren't going to be around that much longer either. they will run out of money, lack of attention to the proposals and no substance offered to date, i don't see any of them rising to the top at this point in time. lou: apparently, cnn has extended this debate another hour. they've added one other person to the debate. of course, carl

on teams loaded with stars like dimaggio and mantle, he led in runs batted in for seven seasons. he was inducted into the hall of fame in 1972. >> i always loved the game of baseball. i gave it everything i had. russ: following his playing days, he would become one of the game's most respected statesmen and popular pitch man. but it was his famed yogi-isms that made him an american icon. it's deja vu. it ain't over 'til it's over. nobody goes there anymore. it's too crowded. baseball is 90 percent mental. the other half is physical. i didn't really say everything i said. >> we had fun. we became good friends. russ: i was fortunate enough to walk the field with yogi before the doors were closed on the old yankee stadium and talked about memories. for you, what is your no. 1 memorable moment for yogi berra inside yankee stadium? >> my first game. russ: got to be no. 1. without question, the most unaffected superstar there ever was, is or will ever be. what i'll remember most, i saw him every weekend for the past 18 months. each time i watched him treat every one of his aides and at

will run properly and now we're seeing maybe not and does it weaken those running for your party's mantle for next year? >> those are a lot of qualifications for me to thread the needle through. ultimately it's not the ideal way to start the next presidential election. you know, this party, the republican party, has not won a national election in ten years. the presidency is what this is all about. these groups are frustrated. and the constituents of different tea parties and their beliefs and their fundamental righteousness about the constitution, they're americans. but they're not part of the fabric of a broader agenda that we're going to go forward with in a national election. many have all decided it's just a game show and are fed up and don't want to hear anymore about it. so i think the campaign will be affected by the malaise that the president and the republicans have caused. >> it's not a great look. most members who seek re-election are re-elected. we have really low institutional ratings for congress but individual members are popular in their own district which is why we don't

unless we work with other nations under the mantle of international norms and principles and law that offer legitimacy to our efforts, we will not succeed. and unless we work together to defeat the ideas that drive different communities like iraq in the conflict, any order that our militaries can impose will be temporary. just as force alone cannot impose order internationally i believe in my core that repression cannot force the social cohesion for nations to succeed. the history of the last two decades proves that in today's world dictatorships are unstable. the strong men of today become the spark of revolution tomorrow. you can jail your opponents, but you can't imprison ideas. you can try to control accessed information but you cannot turn a lie into truth. it is not a conspires of u.s.-backed ngos that expose corruption and raise the expectations of people around the globe. it's technology. social media, and the irreduc irreducible desire of people who want to make a choice of how they are againe governed. the measure of strength is no longer defined by the territory. lasting pr

. >> on the mantle relations have been called into question as is the very basis of marriage and the family. i can only reiterate the importance and above all the richness and the beauty of family life. >> reporter: pope francis is the holy father to catholics, the charismatic figure to other faiths and nonbelievers alike. and a humble man with a powerful voice. >> god bless america. >> reporter: the pontiff called for an end to the world arms race which fueled so many wars. it will be global warming and poverty themes, his defense of traditional marriage that will get the most's tension. he may not have changed many minds in congress, but pope francis may have moved some to his side. we'll see if the presidential candidates want to differ with him. >> tom, good to have you with us. thank you. >>> it was an emotional moment inside the house chamber as the pope took the flowed yum flapged by our first catholic vice president and speaker of the house john boehner who tried for 20 years to get a pope to visit congress. no surprise a law maker known for showing his's motions was found wi

the hall of fame catcher for my pbs program. >> deja vu all over again. >> that is when maris and mantlehome runs over again back to back. >> there was too many people talking, it was hard to have a conversation all at once. >> okay. you finish them, i will tell them the first half. you can observe a lot by watching. >> you don't have have to be a manager, easy. >> the future ain't. >> what it used to be. >> it ain't over until it is over. >> after meeting the pope you were on camera and said, tried to go to mass once a week, berra reportedly said, hello yogi. and you you replied. >> hello, pope. >> overnight, the yankees remembered berra, saying we are deeply saddened by the loss of a legend, and an american hero. >> one of the greatest on and off the field what a life, and hello pope. >> i loved that. >> love it. >> that was charlie rose reporting for us, coming up in the next half an hour the latest fall out in the volkswagen emissions scandal, we will tell you how ceo of the ought the owe giant responded today. >> reporter: preparations underway for fall irish week men north wildwood

here in the bronx, he was as much a part of the team's identity as dimaggio or mickey mantle. remembers integrity, humidity lity and a whole bunch of smiles. a character in a city that appreciates the good ones. in 1942, he signed with the yankees for $500. his manager noted, he's a strange fellow, of very remarkable abilities. ten-time world series champ as a player. he was part three more title ght tles as a manager and coach. >> he was just an average guy. >> walked out of here with something in my heart for the rest of my life. >> how can you not love the guy? >> he was funny. he had all those funny sayings. >> what's my favorite line? it's not over till it's over. >> reporter: great player and a great quote. >> it's not over until it's other, kid. >> reporter: he made an honest living out of being just yogi. >> they give you cash, which is just as good as money. >> reporter: turned the catcher into a pitch man after baseball. a man quoted more than some presidents. he was elected to the baseball hall of fame in 1972. he may be underestimated, but the character will be for

>> reporter: campaigning there today, trump still claimed the outsider mantle, coloring discussing his self-funded campaign and the money he's turning away. >> i feel sort of foolish because guys are coming up to me saying, "i want to put millions of dollars--" one guy, $5 million and i'm turning them down. said i don't want it. >> reporter: trump is promising to release a tax plan in the next few weeks. he said hedge fund managers will have to pay up because they laugh all the way the bank. you don't typically hear tough talk towards wall street from republicans but that unorthodox style seems to be working for trump. >> axelrod: the desperate journey of a group of migrants trying to get to europe came to a tragic end today when their dinghy sank off the greek island of sahmos. further north, some european countries say they cannot take in any more people. charlie d'agata is in rohska, hungary. >> reporter: across europe today, demonstrators by the tens of thousands made their voices heard. they're piling pressure on european leaders to do more for the migrants, arguing that there is

on the field, yogi holding his own with mantle and dimaggio. a three-time mvp who won ten world series titles as a player, then a part of three more as a manager and coach. yogi even caught don larson's perfect game in 1956. the image of the catcher in his pitcher's arms as enduring as all those yogiisms. >> when you come to a fork in the road, take it. >> take it. >> half the things i said, i never said. >> oh, boy. you know, i'll tell you the truth, don't even know i say these things. >> of course with the mets he was the manager who once said -- >> it's not over until it's over, kid. >> hard to believe yogi is now gone. yogi berra was 90. >> one yankee legend remembering another today. derek jeter says to me he was a dear friend and mentor. he will always be remembered for his success on the field, but i believe his finest quality was how he treated everyone with sincerity and kindness. tonight, the yankees will wear a in their game against the blue jays. the mets will also have a moment of silence to remember yogi. live, outside of yankee s

. >> many try to claim the mantle of ronald reagan tonight but how do they stack up against his legacy. =vo= breaking news of an eight- point-three earthquake in chile. new video of the quake and the aftermath. =janelle/take vo= and we're live in lake and napa counties - where rain and looters are creating new complications for evacuees. =next close= next. >>> the memory of former president ronald reagan is looming large over tonight's gop debate, taking place in the library this bears his name. how do reagan's principles compare to those laying claim to his legacy? here is andrea mitchell. >> it is the other republican race. the candidates racing to compare themselves to ronald reagan. >> he is somebody that i knew and liked and he liked me. >> i remember our wedding anniversary because it is ronald reagan's birthday. >> jeb bush undressed to show his reagan connection. >> reagan and bush. >> he was the great debater. >> i'm not going to exploit for political purposes my opponents youth and inexperience. >> but he skewered his opponents with a self-deprecating quip, not an attack said

ten world series rings playing alongside dimaggio and mantle. >> i am so grave'll grateful i got a chance to know him, and we're all going to missim. >> reporter: and joe torre said we lost yogi but we'll always have what he left for us. and the red sox send their condolences to his family and the yankees and said "our game and rivalry has lost an icon." >>> new at 11:00, undercover bust in the bronx. maenz two million pack -- maenz two million -- as many as two million packets of a dangerous drug in a common household item. >> and i said beware. >> a warning before you let loose online, complaining about bad service could get you in trouble with a judge. and people posting bad photos of their friends online on purpose? it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. selling 18 homes? easy. now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down enough lumber to get the job done. and i knew i could rel

always came up big. 10 world series rings playing alongside the likes of joe dimaggio and mickey mantle. >> when i think of yogi, i think of probably the most humble man i ever medical who accomplished so much and made everyone around him better and happier. >> reporter: his wife died last year. his granddaughter tweeted this photo today writing, together again. hashtag, rip. >> yogiberra. >> the rest of the season the yankees will wear a special number 8 patch on their left sleeve beginning tonight in toronto. the empire state building will be lit up in yankees colors. we'll have more in sports. >>> coming up a surprising crime at a church. parishioners call it disgraceful. midtown house of worshi ahead of the pope's visit, not the first time. >> nearly 400 healthy trees cut down for sidewalk safety. now replacement trees are dying. what's the story? >> warmer than it should be this time of the year. there's nothing but sunny skies out there as of right now. what will that forecast be like for tomorrow? we'll talk about it after the break. >> and another live look at the basilica of th

. >> reporter: campaigning there today, trump claimed the outsider mantle discussing his self-funded campaign and the money he is turning away. >> one guy said he wanted to give me $5 million and i turned him down. i said i done want it. >> the next republican presidential debate is wednesday at the reagan presidential library. tonight, the company that managed hillary clinton says it had no knowledge the server was wiped. that is according to a new report from the washington post. more than 30,000 e-mails clinton seas she deleted from the device could be recovered. deleting e-mails is not the same as wiping a server which is completely erasing data from the hard disc. >>> three bills are sitting on the governor's desk would regulate legal marijuana statewide. pot clubs would need to follow new rules to stay in the business and a state agency would be created to license them. the big winners would be the patients. >> when you have different producted tested, sometimes they come back with wildly different results than what was stated on the packages. people need to know they are getti

during this time, other stars such as joe dimaggio, mickey mantle, whitey ford may have shone brighter none were more important to the yankees' success than was yogi berry. >> the video courtesy of the yogi berry museum, the 90-year-old died yesterday, 69 years to the day after making his debut in major league baseball. berra collected a record ten world series championships in 18 seasons. he was a hall of famer for the yankees and was named to baseball's all-century team. you can pay tribute by sharing this yogi berry badge from our instagram page. >>> an oklahoma mother is demanding action, claiming her 4-year-old son was deemed evil by his teacher for writing with his left hand. alicia sand says she was helping her son with his homework when she noticed he was using his right hand instead of his left. mom is also left-handed. she claims after sending the teacher a note, the teacher responded with a message of her own saying "some cultures associate lefties with the idea of wickedness." >> breaking my heart for him because someone actually believed that. like you believe my child is

just behind us here we've been watching this mantle there is stage behind us, one of five, that must come down, and there is now concert, clean upgoing on here on the parkway. the rest of the clean up is the old-fashioned casino, broom pushing, we saw several dozen people doing that here on the oval. others are bagging up trash to hall off. also seen several other workers, dis assemble roseanne rose of event tents, the work area here, spans, from near the art museum steps, parkway, by the entrances by 20th and 21st streets, even 22 streets, as many as 70,000 people per day of the two day music festival made their way here, to the area we are told, for the 60 acts took the stage this year, of course, including beyonce, who closed out saturday to standing room crowds. of course, those big crowds mean big, big messes. and back out here live, we did speak to few of the workers here, who tell us that they've been here since about midnight, as for how long they'll be on the clock, they say, that will be until the job is done. take a look now, you will see they are doing pretty good job. wh

hall of fame catcher r my pbs program. >> it's deja vu all over again. >> that is when maris and mantle hit the home runs back-to-back. >> reporter: it was hard to have a conversation with anyone. there were too many people talking. 90% of the game is like that. >> right. >> reporter: you finish them. i'll tell the first half. you can observe a lot of -- >> by watching. you don't have to be a manager either. you do it by playing. >> reporter: the future ain't. >> what it used to be. >> reporter: it ain't over until it's over. after meeting the pope you were roman catholic or are roman catholic and you said who says he tries to go to mass once a week. berra reported that the pope said, hello, yogi! and you replied? hole, pope! overnight, the yankees remembered berra saying we are deeply saddened by the loss of a legend and an american hero! >> boy, charlie youwere cracking up. it was interesting watching you both crack up. everyone who said they knew him said he was a gentleman and a class act. >> he would have a museum and i would visit him there. an extraordinary sense of a baseball he

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. >> on the mantle relations have been called into question as is the very basis of marriage and the family. i can only reiterate the importance and above all the richness and the beauty of family life. >> reporter: pope francis is the holy father to catholics, the charismatic figure to other faiths and nonbelievers alike. and a humble man with a powerful voice. >> god bless america. >> that chamber like we've rarely seen it. tom brokaw, thanks very much. that is going to do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lestter holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> scandal's washington rushed by an overly aggressive fan. >> the moments caught on camera now on "extra." >>> kerrie washington leaving gma and then -- a woman pounces on the "scandal" star. how did it end? donald trump brutally murdered on south park. >> the outrageous episode that's so graphic we can't even show

the mantle passed to their five daughters, and it is there the fendi story really begins.ir watch, the company grew into a multinational luxury brand. although they had some help from this man, karl lagerfeld.

although the vast mantle of the class appears to have maintained the spirit of the event, it is apparent that a few did not. >>> well, the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion will head back to work tomorrow. walter palmer, who has spent more than a month out of sight amid outcry for his actions in zimbabwe. people have been picketing his office. he and his family, he says, have been threatened. he added, quote, if i had known this lion had a name and was important to the country or a study obviously i wouldn't have taken it. >>> if speed and precision are your thing, then this is the competition for you, my friend. the red bull air race world championship was held in austria sunday. one of a series of eight races this year. pilots fly through giant inflatable pylons at top speeds of 265 miles per hour. this year's winner was an australian man who finished the course in 56.8 seconds. not minutes but seconds. speaking of sports we want to start in the windy city. cubs third baseman hit a solo blast in the fifth inning for baseball's longest home run of the season, traveling an esti

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then vice president that racial attitudes that were untoward, when he picked up the mantle of the civil rights act and made it his own he went all in in a way that kennedy had been reluctant to do. as shown a lot of americans that this might be a party we do business with. the leaders look to both parties. the more radical group said to the republicans, we want to see what your 1964 party platforms going to be though he was not a southerner was opposed to the civil rights act and movement. the by the time you to richard nixon the republican party was starting to train support. it became anti- lyndon johnson reform. that sealed the deal. >> let's take it up to march, 2008. the presidential primary, the historic election. barack obama made a famous speech on race relations. i can remember sitting down with friends and family and being glued to the television set when he was going to talk about reverend wright and what he felt about race and this primary campaign, historic campaign. did you -- were you impressed by that speech? do you think it was one of the greatest speeches on race ever

the incoming minister is expected to take up the mantle as australia's 29th prime minister. ahead, room to rise. we will be taking on the global property market with our next guest. stay with us. ♪ rishaad: just about 10 to 1:00 in canberra. we've been hearing from tony abbott making his last statement as prime minister. the incoming prime minister should be -- will be asked to take up the reins as australia's twinighter minister -- australia's 29th prime minister. they are expecting the arrival of the incoming prime minister and the governor general, who is the queen's representative in australia. we are going to have a look now at the property -- how office rents are moving in major cities. is's find out what time it with the president and chief executive joining us on the line from tokyo. after being in the doldrums for several years, what is the clock telling you about this japanese capital? two was last through tokyo years ago in 2013 and i've got to say the mood change is just remarkable. ankenank index -- the t index shows that confidence is higher than almost a decad

good day day new york will be right back >> welcome back and entertainment news this morning a mantle claim she was drugged at a justin bieber party. >> ben: she said she felt lightheaded and after drinking a glass of vodka and lemonade. every poorly happen at bieber's listening party in melbourne australia. the owners said they have reviewed footage from the event, her cup is visible the entire time, the drink was never touch. it was a star-studded festival in central park over the weekend. >> the fourth animal featured beyonce , pearl jam, 60000 people attended the show for a great cause. they pledged to take part in the global poverty project which aims to eradicate extreme poverty by 2030. brings. brings awareness about climate change and educational resources. we are few minutes away from the top of the 6:00 o'clock hour. >> ben: and a big change in how we use credit cards, that story,

ties to big business, her ties to wall street and show that she is a person that could carry the mantle of progressiveness into the white house. >> it sounds like focussing on women's issues may be smart, but it not enough. >> it's probably not enough, but it is a good starting point. that is the core of her support, women in the democratic party. she needs to make sure she is energizing them, they are enthusiast enthusiastic. you look at people going out for bernie sanders, with so much energy. you don't see the same thing with hillary clinton, she talks about the fact that she needs to be the first female history. that will galvanise young women. that's not enough. she has to build on that, she has great support in the african-american community, and latino community. she has to build on that and stake a claim in the south and in the mid west as well. she is doing well at this point, and may lose new hampshire, we don't know how shell go in io way. and if you loose new hampshire, it could cause sa definition. you mentioned joe biden. he seemed to be the democrat most fired up, talking

. >>> a lot of republicans in fients's debate would love to claim the mantle of president ronald reagan. ohio governor, john kasich has a video pointing out he served with reagan and campaigned for him. >> i was there at the end when reagan said good to his team and i was in the room. i saw grown men cry. >> don't get cynical because look at yourselves and what you were willing to do and recognize there were millions and millions of americans out there that want what you want and want it to be that way. want it to be a shining city on the hill. [ applause ] >> we don't realize it was 35 years ago. how important is it for candidates to talk about him or not. >> they will be at his presidential library. the environment will be there for him. he remains an icon of conservativism and optimism. that clip you played about the shining city on the hill, mourning in america, all of the campaign themes weren't just slogans. they were the way he governed. i think a lot of struggle to find their happy warriors. i think they are struggling to sort of find how best to update reagan's conservativism f

traditionally america is the leader, germany has now taken up that mantle.4000 have settled here, despite successful syrian-american communities, like in san diego. betty: the governor of turkey has stepped up. you see in poland, slovakia, they do and elsewhere, not believe that they should be accepting these refugees and want to turn them back. the hungarian prime minister, this is a quote that he said. he said the problem is not european, it is german. the refugees want to end up in germany. none of them want to stay in slovakia, poland, or estonia. all of them would like to go to germany. why should they deal with this issue up all of them want to go to germany, the u.k., canada, and america. mr. milibrand: it is fundamentally a syrian problem. people expelled from the country by war. 78 million lights out across syria, 7 million people displaced within the country, a war without end, and it is getting worse. teams in greece meeting the people as they come off of the mediterranean. we have teams of people. one story said in syria we were already dead. ,ra