>> i have come to new york 12 years ago, and, so, since i've come to new york for 12 years, i have been walking up to people and ask them to turn off their engine. and initially, when i came here, i was even so naive that once, i saw this minivan idling, nobody in there. i saw that dirty, old minivan. i climbed in from the passenger's seat, turned off the engine, climbed out, come out of the car. i look up. these two huge guys are looking at me and saying, "what are you doing in our car?" and i said, "well, i turned off your engine, because you're polluting the air." and they said, "this is my car, what are you doing in my car?" and i said, "this is my environment, and you're polluting the air." so, i think if i had been a guy, they would have punched me. >> we struck up a friendship and a--a goal to go through the proper channels and have this brought to the attention of the mayor and the city council, and to have laws changed and laws enforced and laws emphasized that would bring about the end of idling in the city of new york. one of the tragic ironies i consistently came across was

tisch says tourism is critical for the new york economy. >> it is about the jobs. about the ability for visitors to come and spend money so we can hire more new yorkers. if you look in new york, thousands of people are making a living in some aspect of travel and tourism. we want to bring in the international travelers. that is extremely important. they stay longer and spend more money here. >> since 1970, the regency has been home to the power breakfasts. business leaders and politicians convene every morning over coffee to get their day started. >> you look at the history of the power breakfast. it was started by my father. >> your father and your uncle. >> right. these were the times new york city were in very dark financial shape. the leaders of the city at the time came together to talk about how to save new york city. >> and they did it right here? >> everyday they would say, where should we meet? my father said, it is a bit selfish on my part because i only had to take an elevator, but let's meet at the regency. [laughter] and then the term power breakfast st

was to new york city. but on the other hand, i'm not sure the state of illinois is doing everything that it could do. not because the governor doesn't want to, to help the city of chicago which is facing a growing fiscal crisis. the second thing to say is that believe it or not in the nixon years there was when pat moynihan worked in the white house and a guy by the name of dick nathan, they persuaded nixon -- it's very interesting, this bit of history -- they persuaded nixon that the federal government was a better tax collector than state and local

you are in new york city. if you go visit, please remember you are in new york city. is not exactly isolated. i would visit it in groups and that kind of thing. york in thew 1970's. i remember what this place was like and i am always looking around. but this was gorgeous landscaping. by the way, when i tried to find this in 1976, i cannot. the whole thing had collapsed. it was just an overgrown nothing. it was an overgrown woods with a lot of water in it, but it all had collapsed. so, these are amazing scenes. arch,is the huddle stone extraordinary. extraordinary adventure, all of it designed by olmstead and vaux , brought to you in new york just like alice falling down the well into wonderland. here are the guys who did it, by the way. is calvin vaux wearing a very deep jersey because he was kind of a short guy so he tried to extend himself. here is frederick olmstead on the far right, and these brilliant guys all joined in to create this brilliant piece of work. it truly was a team. over the years, everything has been thought of to be dumped in central park, and we h

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ryan jayne was born may 17, 1990, in corning, new york. after graduating from corning east high school in 2008, he attended corning community college and enlisted in service in 2010. his family and loved ones described him as full of life, laughter, and the ability to light up the room with his smile. he was an avid dallas cowboys fan and enjoyed restoring his monte carlo s.s. it is my honor to stand before this body today and pay tribute to specialist ryan jayne. this brave young man laid down his life far too soon so that we can enjoy our freedom. i ask my colleagues to join me in supporting h r. 3765 and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. will members please take your conversations off the floor. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. lynch: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to join my colleague, meadows of north carolina and mr. reid of new york, in the consideration of h.r. 3765 a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 128 baker stree

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>> reporter: real new york women struggle to fiend love.issa, a firefighters whose last relationship flamed out over a year ago. >> some times i meet all these great people. i don't have chemistry. i don't see myself dating them. >> for lisa. >> all of my best friend are coupled up in a very serious way. >> some moments are better shared when there is some one else. when everyone else has some one else you are all the more aware of how alone you are. >> reporter: before we take off for california, i just had to ask. you are willing to travel 2,900 miles for a date. you can't be that desperate? >> i don't think it is a matter of being desperate. it is a matter of taking charge of our dating situations. none of us have found anything that works. so when something is not working you fry something else. >> there is a shortage of men who want to be in committed relationships because this city is so fast, there are so many options it goes against lodgeic -- logic to settle. >> reporter: how can a long distance relationship be any better? >> who s

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here in new york. we have breaking news across if country. another big election night to tell you about. also ahead tonight are reporting on the v.a. hospital scandal getting almost immediate results in congress. and new allegations from the whistle-blower at the center of it all. >>> plus, another reason the whole world is watching world cup soccer. come for the scoring, stay for the alleged biting. we'll tell you a bizarre tale. the story really has legs. we'll talk to boxing champ evander holyfield who nearly lost an ear to mike tyson's teeth. >>> first, the breaking news and the late-breaking details from wolf blitzer in washington. >> thanks very much. it's a real nail-biter right now. it's almost over, but not over yet. 98% of the vote has been counted. the incumbent republican senator thad cochran, six-term incumbent slightly ahead, 51%-49% over the tea party challenger chris mcdaniel. you see only 4600 votes or so separate these two. 2% of the vote outstanding right now. it still could go either way, although thad cochran probably fee

and moves up to new york city. but you can imagine the social adjustments that come with someone so young moving up to new york. when the civil war breaks out, roosevelt's senior, her husband, like many men was drafted and called upon to go fight. but legally what you can do if you were wealthy is hire somebody to take your place in the war. this was referred to as hiring a substitute and that's the road his father chose to take. minnie had brothers who were fighting for the confederacy. her sister lived here as well as their mom. so it wasn't just one southern lady, it was three southern ladies living under the roof of an abolitionist and a lincoln republican. the perfect combination for some family drama. unlike the library, which was the equivalent of today's family room where the children spend most of their time, the parlor was generally off limits to the roosevelt children, reserved for sundays or formal occasions. one occasion was in 1868 when the charter that established the american museum of natural histo

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more than half the new york city council members telling walmart to stop giving the so-called dangerous dollars to city charities to try and gain favor, they say, in the city. did they run that by the folks benefiting by the charities in this city? our guests. sometimes you can cut off your nose despite your face? >> yeah, if there is any real ramifications. we saw it play out in d.c. new york city is probably the worst case of income inequality in the country, you are either rich or poor, and almost 2 million people in poverty and wages have gone down, and you are saying walmart, we don't want you to come here and create jobs, that's rich. i don't know how politicians get away with it? >> you don't want walmart stores to come into the area, and that seems stupid, it's one of the most overpriced city, and now you are denying their charity, and shut up and let those folks decide. >> welcome to the left wink sinkhole that is new york city. we don't want your nonunion dollars, we want our poor to go hungry and women to go jobless and we want our roads to look like they have not been paved

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>> guest: that is his funeral service back in new york. the body was sent back to new york.and in april of 1913, the funeral was held at st. george's church in manhattan, and then the burial took place in hartford, connecticut, where he was born and he was buried near his father and mother. c-span: you talk about the will who got the money? >> guest: everything was left to his son, and when his father died in 1890, the father--the tradition in this family was very patriarchal. his father, junius, left several million--you know, a few million dollars each to his daughters. his wife--junius' wife had predeceased him, and junius left everything else to pierpont, the bank, the houses, whatever art collections junius had. and pierpont did exactly the same thing. he gave $3 million each to his daughters. his wife got the houses and a trust fund that had been set up by pierpont's own father and additional money from pierpont. but everything else was left to his son. and his will was--it opened with a resounding declaration of his episcopal faith that christ had died for his sins. i

don't just visit new york. visit tripadvisor new york.ith millions of reviews, a visit to tripadvisor makes any destination better. >>> bowe bergdahl has been a free man for more than a work now, and as for his physical condition today, we're getting nothing directly from the military hospital that is treating him in germany. they haven't released a bergdahl update in several days. "the new york times" did get information from a source they call, quote, senior defense department official. karl penhaul is in germany with that. >> reporter: even getting the medical details here on the ground has become very tricky because of the political firestorm around this case. the medics here at landstuhl haven't issued any update about bergdahl's health status since before the weekend and citing a patient privacy for this. and then this morning, when they saw the details coming out in the "new york times" their first reaction, maybe the senior pentagon official that talked to "the new york times" may be he's violated patient privacy laws giving out t

new york city falls away in five seconds. they could have gotten their ideas from this. tead and vaux presented the proposal. he uses the new medium of photography. this is a photograph of what the centralone section of park looked like. it was a pestilential mass. he showed the commissioners of central park what this area would look like if they adopt x when.sted and vau he would -- plan. he would show. brilliant idea. betweeninal plan was 59th street and 106th street. it would be called central park west. two,realize, by 18 city that the norther end of the park need to be stretched because the landscape demanded it. by 1862, that the northern end of the park needed to be stretched because the landscape demanded it. to givelly was meant new yorkers crossing 59th street the feeling that they were in the catskills. this is the era of the hudson river school of painters will stop -- painters. concorde. not the there in the middle of the catskills. one ofe william bryant, the leading publishers of the day. publishers have that kind of power in the day. he was a tremendous su

have you been to new york. or as you think it would be called from the building "new trump city." >> did this one gets more attention than you thawing, this story, this critic. >> yes, i loved jon stewart, it was hilarious the way he poked fun at trump. the story got a tonne of attention, it showed how much people cared. in other parts of chicago we have special sign regulations. look, i'm from new jersey. i have been to new york. i know donald trump likes to spray his name. i thought he could do this. it was approved under the cover of darkness, no public hearings. >> i got to go. great to have you on the programme. we hope to have you back. >>> "the system" with joe berlinger is next. there's more to finical news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, could striking workers in greece delay your retirement? i'm here to make the connections to your money real. >> how many gun charges do you have in your history? >> two. >> two. and selling heroine. >> yes sir. i have no excuse for it aside from i was b

charles: really quick, new york, new jersey? i think you're going to add some dates but it will be memphis wednesday, in the atl thursday, and we have friday off, a family picnic. charles: don't tell me, i will show up. >> you can visit us, we're on twitter, talk to us, engage with us and get to know was a this is your first time seeing me, it won't be your last. i will be here every week, i have been hired. good to see you, baby. charles: congratulations. take a look at the shares of mankind. this has been one of my favorite ideas because i love the management, but the fda improving new michelin. it will be a real game plan. millions of people suffering from diabetes in this country, and we will talk to one of the top guys at the company up next. thank you daddy for defending our country. thank you for your sacrifice and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former milit

attorney of the southern district of new york, district attorney of new york county and richard webber, chief of the criminal investigations for the i.r.s. we are here to announce a significant step forward in our ongoing effort to hold financial institutions accountable for criminal miss conduct. today the department of -- misconduct. today the department of justice submitted to the united states district court a criminal information against b.n.p., one of the largest banks in the world, for conspiring with other entities to deliberately and repeatedly violate longstanding united states sanctions against sudan, cuba and iran. working with financial institutions based in these countries and others between 2004 and 2012, b.n.p. engaged in a complex and pervasive scheme to illegally move billions through the united states financial system on behalf of sanctioned entities. these actions represent a serious breach of united states law. sanctions are a key tool in protecting united states national security interests, but they only work if they are strictly enforced. if sanctions are to have

i'm lester holt reporting from new york. from all of us here at nbc news, new york. from all of us here at nbc news, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> pride filled streets, rainbow flags and a lot of love in the bay area. more than 100,000 people lined the streets of downtown san francisco for the pride parade. taking a look at the celebrations. they are still going on. big day and beautiful weather for it. good evening the to you. >> gay pride parade stepped up around the nations today. one of the biggest in san francisco. the streets packed for the city's 44th annual parade. the crowd for the parade alone estimated to be more than 100,000 people. christie smith join us livem

so i arrived in new york. i was there to meet some of the members of the clark family, these would be fairly distant relatives of hers, but descendents of senator clarke. so i scheduled a meeting with one of her nephews, a distant nephew, who was dual citizenship but primarily a french citizen, and he was at the time the council job of representing france in the -- what do they call it? the consulate i guess, not the embassy but the consulate in new york city. in fact, he was with it in blocks of where we thought huguette was residing in this great 15,000 square foot apartment. so i got into new city. i had a late dinner that night and i came into the wrote about 11:00 at night, and the phone is ringing as i got in there. so i picked up the phone. she said, bill, -- i mean paul, this is your aunt huguette. she referred to me as her and. she's actually my cousin to quit a nice little visit. she knew i had been there to meet with andrea at the french embassy and another cousin of his who was known to huguette, a

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joining us now is contributing editor for "new york" magazine andrew rice who writes with new york city'su've recently been outdone by an bid for an apartment a decent chance behind a corporate name a foreign buyer and offshore bank account. new yorkers with garden variety affluence who require mortgages are facing disheartening price wars as they compete for scarce ininventory with investors who may turn on the light switch. between fifth and park avenues are vacant at least ten months a year. andrew, good morning. to see you. >> good morning. >> if you live in new york this is something you know about an dote kalli. >> when i started working the story i didn't know. we always heard that he stories. but there is -- it's really difficult to quantify. we set out to try to figure out how to quantify it in the way we did it as we looked at data and determined that about 30% of all sales in large scale new manhattan buildings since 2008 have been to these sort of foreign type investment entities. >> take, for instance, a building. 157. that tower going up. nobody who has a family or -- is buy

moved to new york. i was a bit of a novelty when i first showed up. she has won nearly 1200 races to go along with $40 million in prize money. she even made history at saratoga in 2009 when she was the first-ever female to finish in the lead of the final trainer standing at the historic meet. one gender barrier she has not broken yet to be the first female train for win a triple crown race. >> we ran kid cruise in preakness. those are the races we're shooting for. >> what is it that makes race such rice such a good trainer? she says she has to be a talent scout and coach. >> you have to train your players between fitness and weight training and you have to judge their abilities with what their strengths and weaknesses are. i would a horse that was one of my favorite horses. he ran all over the country. every track. he was a terrific shipper and great performer. he was not my most successful, but he was my favorite. >> at belmont park in elmont, new york, jessica taff al jazeera. >> coming up, last year

in new york city, the city of new york has decided to raise regulated rents one percent. coverage cost one a five-point some percent for landlords. you see aume when regulated market that you see less construction? >> a regulated market is a symptom of not building enough housing in the past. rentlaces that have control and rent regulation in the country are the places that do not building up to begin with. friends cannot is lined with income and becomes affordability crisis. the places like new york, san francisco, santa monica -- these places both far less housing over time. and tony dwyer, guest host for the hours. of a stocke afraid bubble or housing bubble? treat us. what do you think? >> i do not think either one are anywhere near a bubble. you cannot pick two markets historically undervalued. thank you so much. we will have you back when we get a bubble in housing. a forex report? a turn in the quiet market. euro-dollar 1.36. .razilian rail living large in brazil. >> coming up, jonathan tisch, joins us.of loews ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." >> so much to t

sinai hospital in new york. that's where police arrested him. >> he was gay, didn't seem to have any long-term relationships. in your wildest dreams you would not look at richard rogers and say this guy is a serial killer. >> we learned during the time of these murders, richard rogers had been off duty. >> lisa hall chose him in a lineup as the man she saw with mike sakara at the bar on the night sakara was murdered. >> i'm just so glad they got him before he could murder any other people. >> rogers lived in staten island, just blocks from the stores where the garbage bags and latex gloves were purchased. >> detectives searched richard rogers' apartment and they found an array of videotapes, "hush hush sweet charlotte," "texas chainsaw massacre." he had a bible in which there were earmarked passages referring to beheadings and dismemberments. >> they found a prescription drug used as a sedative. it's one not screened for in a routine autopsy. >> you can use it as a date rape drug or you can use it to knock peopl

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what does the new york times know about that piece of the thing? >> i'm not sure we have new reporting to share in the hoboken casen on the air tonight. it makes the point that there are various investigations and not all on the same topic. they all go to the question of economic development. how money is spent. there is a broader political issue for the governor. the sense that there was a lot of gamesmanship, pressure being applied to get the economic agenda going. in some cases it may not have been appropriate pressure. >> there are five active investigations now into governor christies's office. state lawmakers continue the investigation. they have held four hearings on the bridge closures and more this year. the port authority inspector general is investigating the agency. by all accounts paul fishman is closing in on the governor's office. a report in esquire last week said indictments were with, "near certain." now we have significant movement by the manhattan d.a. and the securities and exchange commission, a federal agency probing $1.8 bill

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this is mike huckabee from new york. good night and god bless. king out for you. >>> tonight, new fallout from the decision to release five top terror leaders in exchange for sergeant bowe bergdahl, an american held hostage by the taliban. senior officials in the u.s. military advised against the swap telling the president this was a bad deal. welcome to the "kelly file", everyone. i'm megyn kelly. jim spoke with a senior defense official friday described as very senior for another in a series of ugly revelations about the prisoner trade the president made a week ago. the source saying the president was told this deal would be quote handing over some four-star generals of the taliban in exchange for a soldier who appears to have walked off base

in new york.y've countered by spending 100 $20,000 on lobbying groups in new york state and another 176,000 dollars in at space in the city. they recently closed 450 million dollar round of funding for a $10 billion valuation for the private company. the airbnb fight is subject to the latest addition of an interesting story. i am joined by felix gillette, the author of this piece. there is something about housing in new york city that is so visceral. this gets right at it. >> everything about housing in new york is a totalmess and it's always chaotic. in that sense, it's not too surprising that airbnb's biggest battle has broken out. it's a little awkward for the company because it's happening right here in wall street's backyard at a time when they are presumably preparing for an ipo sometime in the near future. >> does this get to the fundamental value proposition? >> yeah, totally, it will be offered when they have to put in their prospectus the risk factors. they might say that one risk is the

of the new york national guard 27th division. and, in fact, it's called colored in that regiment, but it's also reggae did -- radiated in a professional brigade of the fourth provisional brigade so it's like a detached advantage. it was never really a part. the 27th division was done in spartanburg but the 15th new york national guard was separate from them even in spartanburg. they were there at the same time but some of the men actually stood up for the black soldiers of the 15th new york national guard. then there's an incident that involved -- the turning point. they said we've got to get these men out of here or we're going to have a race riot on our hands in spartanburg, south carolina,. >> to me this was an interesting taken part of the book he does use the term retaliation. so much of the media that we see in terms of the role of black soldiers during a particular period, they are perceived as mostly passes, but the few that folks, white folks in spartanburg had was in part related to what some african-american soldiers h

we have a audience here in new york. and welcome to all of you. and welcome to the huckabee in the fox news studios in new york city. i mentioned a couple of years ago my wife and i were celebrating 40 years of marriage and we took a trip to china, great wall and forbidden city and 10in men square and shanghai and the province of shindu. it was there that janet held and fed a baby panda and no, i did not bring a real one home for the grandkids. i know that many americans for that china will get too strong. i am worried that america might be getting to weak. other nations having a strong economy is not bad for the united states. it is one less hungry mouthed country wanting us to take care of their people. if they have money maybe they will buy the things we innovate and make. we need to fear not making things. that happens because of taxation. it drives money and jobs away from the working men and women. i was stunned that china is more like americaoused to be and america is becoming more loc china used to be. while america's infrastructure is crum

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