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mayor michael bloomberg vows to appeal. >> i heard him say this morning he was disappointed that was the >>> still seeing a lot of clouds around the bay area to start out the day and thick enough there's some drizzle at the coastline. outside the clouds stretching inside the bay and some of the valleys now, as well.

. >>> el alcalde de nueva york, michael bloomberg, pierde la batalla contra de be deuda de azÚcar. >>grama de televisiÓn de preguntas y repuestos ofrece como gran premio a bebes abandonados asÍ como lo escuchÓ ♪ * este es su noticiero univisiÓn. >>> muy buenas noches, conseguir trabajo en un momento que la economÍa lucha por recuperarse es una de rea complicada que el fbi hace mÁs difÍcil porque un reporte la ley nacional asegura que la base de dato utilizaba por el burÓ para verificar los antecedentes penales es demasiado vieja ahÍ afecta a la minorÍas, vamos con mÁs detalles. >>> el fbi revisa miles de antecedente de solicitantes de empleo y licencia del gobierno, pero su base de dato a anticuada e incompleta afecta a hispanos y afroamericano segÚn un reporte de ley de empleo, solamente en el 2012 el fbi revisÓ 16 millones 900 mil antecedentes el problema que su base de dato en muchos casos incluye arresto pero no el resultado de la investigaciÓn 1800 mil referencrevisiÓn tienen informaciÓn e errÓnea o im completa. >>> los afro-americanos o latinos tienen mÁs interacciÓn negativa co

he was once a member of new york city mayor's michael bloomberg's mayors against illegal guns.e's had enough. he quit the group after finding the agenda, in his judgment, seeking ways to ban legal guns and to attack the rights of legal gun owners. joining us now, rockford, illinois, mayor larry morrissey. good to have you with us, mr. mayor. >> good evening. great to be with you. >> great to have you. your reaction to the illinois legislature making a decision override governor quinn's veto. >> well, i'm very pleased with the decision of the illinois legislatuue today. for a lot of us who have been in favor of concealed carry for quite a long time and we got a lot of help when the seventh circuit ordered our legislature to come up with a solution. i disagree with our governor. i think our citizens in a democracy like ours aren't subordinate, i'm pleas with the decision of the legislature today. >> i have to say, from mayor, you don't sound like a bloomberg acolyte. you've joined up with the mayors against illegal guns and now you've said you're out. why did you make this decisi

michael bloomberg, mayor bloomberg is not correct when he has pointed a stand your ground law in florida as the defense team argued, they didn't use that. they used the simple self-defense argument and joe scarborough column in politico, a former florida congressman and he says he knows his state's laws very well and the prosecution had a high bar to get over and they didn't. in terms of what we can learn from this, i hope one thing we can learn from this you can't racially profile a young man walking in your neighborhood. george zimmerman was told to stay in his car. he did not and got out of his car and started to pursue this young man. if we learn something about this it's the conduct and the choices that you make that could be leading you down, i think, a very dangerous and, obviously, in this case, fatal path. >> steve king, the republican from iowa had this to say about the president in regards the zimmerman case. let me play that. >> the evidence didn't support prosecution and the justice department engaged in this and the president engaged this and turned it into a political issu

michael bloomberg in new york city is targeting elevators.e will tell you about the latest push to regulate residents of that city. listen up early risers our leap sere -- sleep series continues. >> i have this dream where all of my teeth fall out i have no idea what it means but it is incredibly scary. >> we have a psychiatrist here to help you decipher what your dreams really mean. >> good morning to you. 5:30 on the east coast we wake up and get your day going. it will be a hot one for most of the day.to fox and friends first. i am heather nauert. >> i am patti ann browne. 30 minutes after the hour. rolling stone magazine igniting a firestorm of protest over this cover shot of the accused boston bomber. while the magazine defends its decision to put them on thim onr a whole bunch of major retailers are refusing to sell that controversial issue. lauren green joins us now. >> this morning major retailers are refusing to sell copies of the controversial rolling stone issue which goes on sale tomorrow. so far at least 9 companies are boycottin

new york city mayor michael bloomberg is considering crusade against unhealthy living.w yorkers to take the stairs. even going so far as having architects design more stair centric buildings. create innovative ways of getting from one floor to another. [ laughter ] s passenger powered taxis and escalators that only go down. [ laughter ] >> bret: maybe. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. >> shepard: this is the fox report. tonight, the disgraced former congressman anthony weiner who resigned in shame after a sexting scandal now in the middle of a new one. another woman. new pictures. more pictures, and coming up, weiner's wife speaks. plus, another punishment for the police sergeant who released photos of the accused boston bomber. >> shepard: the sergeant says he released the photos to show a different side of "rolling stone's" cover model. bombing survivors are supporting him. and his son says dad did the right thing. >> i couldn't be prouder of him. >> shepard: but his superiors say he brok

democrat bill thompson running for mayor of the city of new york who barely lost to michael bloombergo. let's talk about that issue, stop and frisk. where do you stand on it? >> i'm not opposed to stop and frisk, but what i have said the way it's been used in the city of new york, it's been miss used and abused. 600,000 of them were black and hispanic and stopped for no other reason than who they are and what they look like, then it's wrong. a useful tool misused by this administration. >> has bloomberg done a good job? >> in some things yes, in other things, no. kind of a mixed bag. when you look at keeping the city of new york safe, there's been safety in the city of new york. at what cost? when you didn't have to use and misuse stop and frisk. you can keep crime down without the excessive way it's been used. >> quinn didn't come out and attack anthony weiner. what do you think about what happened overnight? his campaign manager has left. how much of a distraction has this been or how much has this enhanced the race because people are paying attention to it? >> people are only payin

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but there's one person i des piece with a passion, new york mayor michael bloomberg. (laughter) he has repeatedly attacked our smokers, he's attacked our bill gulps, and now he has attacked our time-honored patriotic tradition. >> sorry kinds y fourth of will july celebration losing its bark, he wants to ban the sale of sparklers because it's possible terrorist kos use them. bloomberg pushing to veto a bill allowing the sale of them around the weeks of fourth of july saying they could get not hands of the enemy. >> get into the hands of the enemy? (laughter) oh no, al qaeda might wait until dark and write "death to america" in the air. (laughter) >> stephen: how dare you, sir! how dare you! some of my happiest childhood memories were spent holding a 1500 degree metal rod. (laughter) well folks, i done care what mayor buzzstomp over here says. sparklers deserve a seat at freedom's table. that's why tonight in an act of skifl disobedience my building fire safety marshal frank will now enjoy safe and fun sparkler. come on out here, frank. (cheers and applause) there you

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new york mayor michael bloomberg who is bank rolling a push for tougher gun laws is hosting a fund-raiser costs from the billionaire. gun control advocate robin kelly defeat her opponents for an illinois congressional seat making congresswoman kelly for advocates saying they can turn gun control into a winning campaign issue. congressman, you're here. wanted to have you on for a while, a lot, but really for this subject. your story, as we say, this is the story the political world's treatment of guns for the last two decades has been any affirmative push for gun control is politically risky. you could only pay a price for it, if you do it. and in your case, you ran against a former member of congress for the special election in illinois, i think back in february who had a very, she had a very good rating from the nra and, actually, i want to play. this is michael bloomberg and his group that bank rolled a campaign that ran ads like this in congressman kelly's district. >> in the race to replace jackson halverson got an a against banning assault weapons and banning ammunition clips. she co

to leave it there but when we come back, christine quinn is often linked to incumbent mayor michael bloomberg. based on the mayor's three-peat, you think that might and good thing? we'll discuss the highs and lows of the bloomberg era and what it means for the road to city hall when kristin kwchristine quinn live ahead in the studio just ahead. good student and multi-policy discounts could save you hundreds of dollus. engineer: uh geico's discounts could save you hundreds of "doll-ars." it sounds like you're saying "dollus." dollus. engineeif you could accentuate the "r" sound of "dollars." are...are... are... engineer: are... arrrrrr. arrrrr. someone bring me an eye patch, i feel like a bloomin' pirate. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. honestly, i feel like i nailed that. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yu

we have reaction all around including from the mayor michael bloomberg and then, alcohol. if you have ever tried to drink away your worries, scientists have a big study for us now that concludes, it won't work. thanks for the study. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >> shepard: sorry, new york. seems you cannot keep restaurants from selling large sugary drinks. because today an appeals court ruled that the city's proposed ban on said drinks is unconstitutional. remember, a judge halted the ban one day before it was set to take effect back in march. he called it arbitrary and capricious. it it would have applied to most restaurants, movie theaters and sports arenas but not to supermarke

defenders of the policy including michael bloomberg, mayor, however, say that it works. >> there's not's helped to take guns off the street and saved lives. >> i think we kind of dismiss it as some innocuous action by a police agency and that good citizens will appreciate the attempt at enforcement. but in fact, it is a high level of disrespect. >> and joining us now is my colleague ari melber from the "cycle" who is helming this project. tell us about this racial profiling episode and also the gentleman we just saw at the end of that clip. >> that gentleman is marquez claxton who worked for 20 years as a detective. he grew up in brooklyn. new york city. he talks about being on the street and stopped and fricked as an innocent person who was black and as the data shows overwhelming majority of people stopped and fricked are not only independent but also minorities. after 20 years on the force, now he's retired and able to speak out. he's one of the people i talked to who said this kind of profiling which so many people say are bad is happening and needs to stop. >> on the principal of

. >> you ran against michael bloomberg. you thought he shouldn't have served a third term. what does a couple of policies of michael bloomberg that you want to continue and what's a couple of policies, the first things you would like to discontinue? >> i think to give the mayor credit, things like sustainability, making new york city greener city on a number of different ways, i think that is -- think he's done a good job at that. trying to make new york city, you know, help new york city grow. that's another good thing. policies i'd like to change, i think if you look, as i said, first at stop and frisk and the way that's been used. that's probably one of the things you want to do first. education policy that is failing our children. focussed on standardized testing as opposed to comprehension and critical thinking within our schools. that's another. and just really -- a real focus to ining to build affordable housing in new york city. if we don't do that, people are going to continue to be priced out of their neighborhoods. so i would say that there are a number of polici

. >>> this morning's dish of scrambled politics, new york mayor michael bloomberg is out with his next stop to stop obesity, the billionaire mayor has signed an executive order require city agencies to promote the use of stairways. >>> texas governor rick perry is out with an ad campaign trying to attract businesses to the lone star state. he's currently suing the state because it failed to follow through on promised financial incentives. >>> high schooler caught the ire of jay carney. he asked for president obama's response on death threats to george zimmerman and his family. >> he certainly would oppose any violence of any kind. >> you can editorialize all you want. that is a ridiculous statement. >> after his 15 minutes of fame the 16-year-old tweeted just angered obama's press secretary. word! >>> nancy pelosi is speaking out on the controversial anti-abortion law in texas. measures like those put the discretion of women to make judgments at risk. >> this is women's health, reproductive part of us is part of the health. i don't know my colleagues need a lesson in the birds and the

this morning, an appeals court ruled new york mayor michael bloomberg's ban on sugary drinks over 16unces is unconstitutional, part of his fight to ban obesity in the nation's largest city. >> i am defend my city and children and you and everybody else. obesity kills. >> there are growing links between sugar and obesity. many quickly ban soda saying people don't know how much they are actually consuming. phone conversation, there are 31 teaspoons in a 32 ounce mountain dew, smaller than a big guilp. 62 in a 64 ouncer. despite at a time ruling, bloomberg promised to continue to make access to soda harder in new york city. it was one of the things in the too big around the middle apple. he started by banning smoking in bars and parks and in 2006, he banned trans fat in new york city restaurants and 2007 made chain restaurants display calorie counts. critics thing the bans infringe upon their personal freedoms and even though mayoral candidate christine quin thinks a soda ban may backfire, she still embraces the public initiative. public health is what the mayor should be worried about.

. >>> new york city mayor michael bloomberg is continuing his crusade against unhealthy living. he's urging new yorkers to take the stairs. yeah, even going so far as to have architects design more stair centric buildings for the future. yeah, try taking those stairs in this heat wave. not so fun. >>> for an early look at business we turn to hampton pearson. >> good morning. stokd posted small gains wednesday following comments by ben bernanke that while the fed may start cutting back, an interest rate hike isn't coming in the near future. intel and ebay reported disappointing earns. microsoft, google, yahoo! and facebook sending a letter to president obama and congress today. they are urging the government to be more transparent on its secret surveillance programs. >>> the economy it turns out may impact how much families spend on back-to-school shopping this year. the national retail federation estimates people will spend an average of $635 on clothes and supplies, down from $688 last year. an early look at some business headlines. back to you. >> thank you hampton. >>> cvs an

mayor michael bloomberg had issued the ban to cut down on retailers like 7/11 selling super-sized drinks. bloomberg says he intends to appeal the ruling. still to come, a trader play as facebook creeps back towards its ipo price. plus, why netflix is in focus on comcast's earnings day. but first, a rivet-ing tale of how americans are stepping up to save a piece of history. first business continues after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ retired city workers in detroit are still fighting to protect their pensions in the chapter 9 bankruptcy process. pension funds in the motor city reportedly are underfunded in an estimated range of $700 million to $3.5 billion. bloomberg news reports part of the losses are from bad bets on real estate. city officials convinced the fund managers to invest in housing developments in florida and texas that went belly-up during the housing crisis. the wall street journal reports detroit's attorney general, who defended the bankrupcty process, now plans to represent the reitrees in court. just outside of detroit, the world war ii bomber factory made famous by "rosie the riveter

arrested last month, charged with sending ricin laced letters to president obama and new york mayor michael bloombergthe criminal complaint states richardson's mail was tracked through a mail isolation control and tracking program which photographs and captures an image of every mail piece that is processed, every piece of mail. envelopes from bank and mortgage statements to medical test results to private letters and birthday cards. michael leiter was the director of the national counterterrorism center. >> this sort of information about where mail is sent and who sent that mail is invaluable to law enforcement professionals. at the same time, this information needs to be protected. >> reporter: in buffalo book store owner lesley james pickering is suing the postal service after a confidential memo mistakenly showed up in his mailbox revealing his mail was getting even more scrutiny, likely at the request of investigators. under a freedom of information request he received 33 pages, photocopies of his own envelopes. >> it's intimidating and it's frightening and i think that's what it's meant to do a

michael bloomberg ordered a ban on high-calorie drinks.says the ruling is a temporary setback and will keep on fighting. >>> a major setback is one of the real housewives of new jersey. terrese giudice and her husband, joe, are accused of hiding their reality show fortunes. if convicted, they carry a prison sentence of 50 years for her. and he not being a u.s. citizen, could be deported back to italy. >>> a high-profile television personality will be the focus of a courthouse in london. nigella lawson is divorcing her husband. it comes just weeks after he was caught on camera choking her at their favorite london restaurant. the couple has said to be worth more than $200 million. >>> now, a sad passing to note out of hollywood. veteran actress eileen brennan as hidied. she was known as doreen lewis in the hit "private benjamin." she won an emmy playing that same in the television spin-off. brennan had been battling cancer. she was 80 years old. >>> another dramatic win in los angeles. this time, against the bronx bombers. >> details, now, f

. >> new york city mayor michael bloomberg promised to keep pushing for a ban of large sugary drinks even though an appeals court is the latest chamber to strike down the law. they unanimously ruled the restrictions on drinks over 16 ounces are illegal because the ban was implemented without legislative approval. the court concluded drinking soda is not inherently dangerous if done in moderation. the court took issue with the board of health saying it ruled selectively on what kind of stores could sell larger sizes of sweet drinks and which could not. it was based on compromises made with businesses not about health concerns. >>> more than a month to go until primary day, anthony weaner is pressing on for his bid for new york city mayor. he dropped to fourth place in the most recent poll, the former congressman is vowing not to drop out of this race. >> you know, sometimes people say to me, this campaign is pretty rough. you may want to quit. i know that there are newspaper editors and other politicians that say boy i wish that guy weiner would quit. you don't know new york. so you d

york city mayoral candidate anthony weiner's controversy is the current new york city mayor michael bloombergis dealing with one of his own and tuesday mayor bloomberg veto two bills that were passed by the new york city council they would have provided oversight for the city's contentious stop and frisk program the first bill would create an n.y.p.d. inspector general to oversee the department and the all-star would allow citizens to sue the city for racial profiling by police officers now the family of trayvon martin is quickly becoming the face of that debate over racial profiling trayvon father tracy testified on capitol hill yesterday before the newly created congressional caucus on black men and boys take a look. it sparks the conversation in every household over the dinner table and a conversation is what can we do and spare what can we do it is mean what can we do it is his father's what can we do it is meant to allow us to. stop this bridge from happening to your child. and i think that's where the conversation begins and you know what he is not the only one that feels that way and t

news for big old drinkers in new york city on tuesday a new york appellate court rejected mayor michael bloomberg proposed ban on sugary drinks sold in containers sixteen ounces or larger mayor bloomberg who is pushing for the ban to combat the city's obesity problem is promising to appeal the court's ruling so what should new yorkers think about all this well let's ask one of them joining me now is comedian alex barnett alex welcome to the show. well i think it shows that people are free to be fat if they want and they don't worry about breaking the law. well now that it looks like new yorkers can keep their big gulp steve is everyone breathing a bit easier up there or perhaps breathing rapidly with their heart racing now that so to speak its are flowing in the sugar eyes are spreading. i think i think people are enjoying their soda freely and easily in the hot weather. drinkers or walk around wiping the perspiration from their head taking a big sip of their slushies and blue sodas even as we're speaking so i get it bloomberg has been on big gulps appears to be the most perfect example of the na

. >>> new york city mayor michael bloomberg's ban on sugary drinks fails again.moved to ban sugary drinks of 16 ounces or more. he plans to appeal the decision. >>> breast feeding your baby may increase your baby's iq. they found babies breast fed gained foreign points on their iq. the findings appear in the journal of pediatrics. >>> it's something many drivers do in san francisco but they may not want to do it more. >>> why this city is getting tough on double parking. >>> spending $70 on something worth 12-cents. it's an example solve wasteful spending at the pentagon. >>> a decision that clears the way against the police officer that killed oscar grant. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're miss

ricin laced letters as well were sent to michael bloomberg and president barack obama. >>> and and nowk, a masked man targeted embarcadero road and he demand cashing and drove away in a newer model mdx. if you have any information call palo alto police. >>> it is being called suspicious. they are being called to the fruit veil district and the building sprinklers have been turned off and they see squatters inside using candles and luckily nobody was hurt. they claimed their first victim. the body of a 77-year-old man was found tuesday night. investigators found a broken air conditioning unit that was blasting hot air over 100 degrees. they determined his death was because of the heat and other related conditions. >>> the search for conditions continues. a magnitude 6.1 earthquake rocked the area on tuesday. 30 people are now nfird dead. people are searching for a dozen people still believed missing. more than 4,000 homes are missing or damaged. >>> major league baseball has hired a legal heavy hitter in the case of san francisco bay. they will lead the defense in the antitrust case. no

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melissa: mayor michael bloomberg.back the bloomberg terminal that he brought with him when he first became mayor. not sure why city hall ever needed them. i don't know who is trading high-yield bonds, but whenever. now that the new mayor wants to keep them it will cost taxpayers $1 million. you cannot assist. think about this. he needs that revenue. >> this show has turned into account down on a daily basis. >> i did it. the city paid for them before you was there. laver then again, but some of that money as charity. it would be a nice gesture. melissa: the job of the ceo is different than the mayor. he has -- melissa: he is a billionaire. >> he has to answer to all of its shareholders to happen to be him. he is the shareholder. melissa: how about he just gives that. how about that. that was a great argument. >> a great gesture. his net worth is equal to the federal deficit. melissa: i don't know how that came up. the biggest in the world. 590 feet. a massive price tag of $600 million. it is reportedly owned by middle

. >>> exercise in new york mayor michael bloomberg, after trying to get people to stop smoking he isn them to move more. various steps to promote a concept called active design. to make stairways and sidewalks more inviting. >>> rolling stone magazine has a storied history of creating rock stars with the cover of their magazine. take a look at this. the current issue has launched a firestorm. how they are justifying the decision to put this man on the cover. and controversial decision for a muslim student. why there was such an out cry to do it. sudden surge of crime in one of bay area's best known tourist areas and what of >>> two major retail stores say they will not carry the rolling stone magazine with dzhokar tsarnaev on the cover. that is igniting outrage in boston and other places. >> rolling stone cover featuring dzhokar tsarnaev with his eyes and unruly mane is being greeted in boston with a hot blast of anger. >> why do they put an alleged bomber -- like he is a rock star. >> puting this guy on the cover. what he wants is fame. >> this is rock's most coveted cover. ♪ ♪ >> m

new york city mayor michael bloomberg having a baby prematurely. and former patriots star aaron hernandez, the latest report on him coming up speech is growing pressure for anthony wiener to drop out of the mayoral race after getting caught in another sexual scandal. just like the one that ended his career. so anthony wiener facing a lot of criticism today. >> yes, he actually still think that he has a shot at winning this thing very at three of his rivals have called him to drop out of the race. an editorial board said that a action proves that he should withdraw, suggesting that he is very evasive and should take his marital troubles and compulsions out of the public eye and away from cameras and off the web and out of the race. the mayor of new york city. this comes on the heels of news conference yesterday, no one saw this coming. with his wife, he once again asks for forgiveness. >> i am glad these things are behind us. i know that this is a very public thing that we have happened to us the by no means does it change the fundamentals of my fee

. >> in new york, mayor michael bloomberg says a state appeals court ruling is just a quote ""temporary"" in his effort to impost a 16-ounce size limit on high-calorie soft drinks served in restaurants, theaters, and other places. the mid-level appeals court said yesterday the city's board of health exceeded its legal authority when it approved the drink limit last year. the court says the board has the power to ban ""inherently harmful"" foods from being served to the public-- but that sweetened beverages do not fall in that category. mayor bloomberg is promising a quick appeal. >> the time of 6:21 a.m.. we will be right back. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have la

now michael bloomberg has crossed the line and he has had it with the nanny mayor's new plan to encourage people to take the stairs. bob wants him to take his hands off the escalators and elevators. he has a message for bloomy next. we used to live with a bear. [growl] we'd always have to go everywhere with it. get in the front. we drive. it was so embarrasing that we just wanted to say, well, go away. shoo bear. but we can't really tell bears what to do. moooooommmmmm!!! then one day, it was just gone. mom! [announcer] you are how you sleep. tempur-pedic. >>> you make me smoke outside. it is 90 degrees. now you want to take away escalators and elevators. you do stairs. walk up to your penthouse apartment 65 flights up and i will watch you. get off myyou. have a good day. >> all right. this is my response to mayor bloomberg who now thinks it's a good idea to do away with elevators and escalators. i went to this gym -- i don't go to a gym. i went today. i said mayor, i don't do stairs. people in that gym are going to die before i do. what do you guys think about this? >> without doing comp

it certainly helped michael bloomberg, there is something to be said of that. >> there is no limit to the power, mayor of new york city has. three big players in new york at any given time, governor, one of two senators, and the mayor always a very big player. you look back to your lifetime, they have been big players, some have been good, some not so good. but the city i is really on vere of greatness, we're extraordinaryi -- expansion. neil: i am agreed it will reverse. >> ha is the danger -- that is the danger, a lot of people looking for other candidates like a kelly, the commissioner. neil: why she no is he not runn, they would like to see him in the race. it is getting late. anybody who getting in at this point in time has to choose one parties or run as an independent, nice thing about new york you can get 3500 names on a petition, and you can be a candidate. neil: anyone can do it, i wonder in this void, if you 9 buy that argument they all seem like lilly pushtions, a giant, merg merges. -- it looked like a bunch of indians running, he emerges has a built of noterity. but, tha

-like figure, an independent, right now he's just michael bloombergybe he has his own party coming. but there doesn't seem to be anybody in the wings in the independent or republican side for new york city that could beat him. >> michael: where the primary is probably the mayor. before i he let you go, george h. w. bush went to the white house yesterday to give his 5,000th point and the imagery of seeing president obama with former president bush and the camaraderie, what does his legacy look like now? >> even ronald reagan looks like a liberal compared to the republicans today and to george bush jr. george h. w. bush came to the presidency as maybe the most qualified, the longest resumÉ of anyone to begin work. you know, it is all in historical context. if you say would you take the current tea party republican party or would you take george h. w. bush's republican party i think most people would say let's go back to a reasonable time. >> michael: he gave us clarence thomas but also david suter. >> and the cap and trade for the ozone. >> michael: and

now michael bloomberg has crossed the line and he has had it with the nanny mayor's new plan to encouragee to take the stairs. bob wants him to take his hands off the escalators and elevators. he has a message for bloomy next. 7k >>> you make me smoke outside. it is 90 degrees. now you want to take away escalators and elevators. you do stairs. walk up to your penthouse apartment 65 flights up and i will watch you. get off myyou. have a good day. >> all right. this is my response to mayor bloomberg who now thinks it's a good idea to do away with elevators and escalators. i went to this gym -- i don't go to a gym. i went today. i said mayor, i don't do stairs. people in that gym are going to die before i do. what do you guys think about this? >> without doing completely away with elevators and escalators, there has to be an option for you to be able to take the stairs. >> what do you think of this? >> i think it's stupid. i have a disabled brother. i think it's really dumb. i think he should mind his own business. taking the stairs some times is not going to make you skinny. i take the esca

michael bloomberg sewedoda ban falling fat.t bans sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces is unconstitutional. the judges said bloomberg plan to over step authority of his office. supreme court judge struck down the soda ban this spring. bloomberg says it's a temporary set back. a bitter taste for reality for a new jersey housewife. teresa and her husband were released on 500,000 dollars bond each after they appeared in court on federal fraud charges. ynyw reporter adrien sapino has more on this. >> they held hands while teresa's mother in law raised her hands to reporter noting away cameras. teresa had only this to say. >> no comment? >> paul fishman called the 39 charges against the bravo charge serious some of them carrying a maximum prison sentence of 30 years. >> investigation went on for 30 years and we are confident we have enough evidence to get a result. >> this was a year before the show debuted. the couple submitted fake w-2 lenders.ns and bank account the couple is accused of hiding income when they filed for bankruptcy

michael bloomberg, after comments about the police department stop and frisk program and minorities.mayor have a point? ♪ >>> critics of new york city stop and frisk law claim minorities are stopped more often than they should. on his friday radio show, mayor bloomberg responded with a fact that whites are stopped more than they should. listen up. >> one newspaper, one news service, they just keep saying oh, it's a disportion at percentage of a particular ethnic group. that may be, but it is not disproportionate percentage of those witnesses and victims describe as committing. in that way, we disproportionately stop whites too much and minorities too little. it is the reverse of what they say. i don't know where they went to school, but certainly didn't take a math course. >> burn. so critics are now saying that comment is racially charged. racially charged is the new way of saying a thing is not quite racist but could be construed as racist. it allows you to avoid addressing the statement's truthfulness, which according to city hall bloomberg passed. whites were pegged as 7% of murd

i said toheard that, myself, he came to the york city and said michael bloomberg was a terrific mayornearly 4.5 million folks have been stopped and frisked. what is terrific about that? we have to talk seriously about massive employment programs, high quality public education, not the privatizing of education, dealing with gentrification and a land grab taking place to ensure a young black boys -- and i want to include all pour boys, but i began on the top side of town. for the unleashing of their imagination, more art programs. they have been eliminated. those are the kinds of things hardly ever talked about. we can only talk about partnerships and the global trading for capital and a multinational corporations and big banks. that has been the priority. the corporate friendly policies are deeply upsetting for someone like myself. >> this is what president obama said on friday. >> we need to spend some time thinking about how we bolster our african- american boys. this is something that michelle and i have talked a lot about. there are a lot of kids out there who need help, who are ge

>> john: new york mayor michael bloomberg race, schmace it turns out you brown people you don't get friskedjohn: somebody really doesn't want to be president. okay, let's unpack that statement. he said that may be, he says that. so black and brown people are disproportionately stop, but it isn't disproportionate enough. let's go to our esteemed panel dawn porter, director of "gideon's army" premieres at 9:00 eastern tonight on hbo. and tina due puy and jeannine brito. i would like to talk with you fine ladies about stop and frisk in new york, i'm white so i don't deal with this. but i've never met a black weed dealer, and never never getting stopped and frisked. what is mayor bloomberg talking about? >> you know, it's hard to understand what he's talking about. this convoluteed defense of policy where we know that nine out of ten people who are stopped are not charged with anything. so how he defends this policy, the last i checked i was a new yorker too, it would be nice to think that i could walk down the street without being frisked. >> cenk: not that he's cynical but he's suggesting tha

michael bloomberg obviously very aggressive on reforming schools. completely lined up with michael bloomberg's positions on education reform. what do you disagree with the most? >> i think what we've had is an extreme focus on standardized outcomes. it has robbed our school system of content. it has become about memorization. >> don't we hold teachers accountable? >> absolutely -- and students accountable. we're all part of that equation. when you focus on jouust standardi standardized content, you see more of our college graduates who can't do college work. we need to bring content back into the system. >> what do you do about this issue in this city of growing separation between people of different incomes? there's a widening gulf. a widening income gulf. much of it, according to some people, is rooted in education k through 4. you go around the city, okay, how do you get washington heights k through 4, astoria k through 4, to be equal in terms of what they give to the child as the upper west side k through 4? >> trying to bring more pre-k in and