and one of them said this tea set was owned by marie antoinette. and this belonged to marie antoinette and this belonged to king louie xvi. i said they had a fixation on the king and queen who were guillotined. they weren't sure they were going to be killed by the mob themselves. they didn't know what we know, that that kind of revolution didn't happen here. we have all sorts of good reasons why it didn't. but your picture of people alienated, i start off with demography often and in 1910, as i said, new york city, the five boroughs had five million people. manhattan had 2.3 million people. the current population of manhattan is 1.6 million. they had 2.3 million. one-half of them, 1.15 million, lived in south of 14th street in manhattan. that is essentially the size of the peninsula of charleston. imagine one million people living from here south to the battery. 1,200,000 people living. you were looking at the most crowded spot on earth. people speaking all these different languages. i think your picture of that is the right one. tocqueville's warn

somewhere in the crowd were king louis xvi and queen marie antoinette. >>> walt disney world is revampinge park in orlando, florida, adding now attracts from the most loved animated films look "beauty and the beast" and "the little mermaid." tom johnson gives a sneak peek at some of the things you can expect to see at the mimic kingdom. >> reporter: it's been three years since disney announced they were going to redo fantasy land and we're getting that close to all of it opening. today, disney pulled back the veil a little bit and gave us a behind-the-scene sneak peek of what you can experience there soon eric jacobson is in his fourth decade with disney. >> and this is look getting dessert twice. >> going to be things you have never seen before and amazing. >> reporter: disney is still building it, so it's hard to visualize what it's going to be. we have an imagineer to help. >> it's the world of beaut and the beast. >> what's great plight. >> and the world of snow white and the seven dwarfs. >> reporter: you can dine in the beast castle and interact. >> and tell stories together. and gu

. ♪ >> dozens of marie antoine et -- antoinette look-alikes sang in a xem race of the bastille day celebrationmy friend dorothy is in that crowd. she looks great. >>> still to come tonight, violence in turkey. why protesters are take together streets today. a very close call, a bus driver in china safes the lives -- saves the lives of everybody onboard. and it's a real shark scare. a close encounter here with a great white. why this jaws-like scene is exactly what the fisherman wanted. >> showcasing the life of racehorses after their racing careers. i'm tim williams with more on the thole thoroughbred horse show. >> after a nice break from the heat, the summertime weather is returning to maryland. i'll have your first forecast when the eyewitness news returns. ,,,,,, oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today. >>> mostly cloudy and 78-degree dries in central maryland right now bernadette will have the first full forecast coming up. >>> but first, political unrest in turkey. police fire tear gas and water cannons at protesters. kur

the point is, it's so like marie antoinette: let them eat cake. there is to bread?ke. like us. like we do. right? i think it gets to the real heart of what this campaign is all about. and president obama says this: it's this choice of who do you stand for? who do you relate to? who do you -- who are you going to fight for? who are you going to work for in the white house? and it's clear from mitt and now ann romney that the only people they understand, care about, can possibly relate to, are people who are as rich as they are. and their idea of how to help the economy is give more tax breaks to those very very very wealthy top 1%, and that's going to dribble down and then the economy is going to move forward. president obama's approach is just the opposite which is: which is. . don't give those guys any more tax breaks. don't give the romneys and the trumps any more tax breaks. give the tax breaks to the middle class, to the working class americans. let them build, rebuild their lives, their families their economy and that will lift everybody up. i have got to tell

he was admitted because of the machinations of marie antoinette. he wanted to reform the french kingdom and eliminate many of the crazy taxes, the horrific impositions on people, the cruelty of the mercantile system, people roque and on the rack for not having improved kinds of goods in the marketplace. he abolished forced labor. and i am not a big fan of taxes, but i think taxes for compulsory labor was an advance in human labor. they would say, pay tax money and we will hire people who are not whipped and beaten to build a road. wind -- all over some normally i'm not happy with taxes but it was a step forward for liberty the subsequent taxes for compulsory labor. and he was a good friend of the american colonists when they declare their independence. his famous letter, reduced to the smallest number the affairs that forced the government so each state should take charge. very wise advice. had the americans founded a country that was predicated on the people basic rights, the declaration of independence is one of the most important documents over