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well, this is fashion in the city. >> it has that feeling of sex in the city. >> yeah. >> i just wantlk down the street, with the music on. >> yeah, right. >> carrie broad shaw bus comes on by. a mobile fashion truck is inspired and run biopsies ter joy and ramona mallry. >> i'm the youngest, the baby. >> the baby. now joy wasn't always working in fashion. >> i was working in the health field. i reached a point where i didn't want to do it anymore. i got burnout. started brain storming other things that interested me as a kid, fashion was one of those things that kept making it to the forefront. >> reporter: another sister gave her an idea of making a storefront mobile. so she then pitched to it her other sister ramona and they have been riding the road to success for two years. >> will you show us inside. >> definitely. >> meet your sister. >> yes. >> welcome to fashion in the city. >> reporter: equipped with the dressing room and latest trends. >> i love that. >> yes, very much so. >> ramona tells us their styling and stock is for everyone and in budget. >> yes,. >> that is great. >

the shore! >> from ocean city to the wildwoods and cape may. >> from the best boardwalk eats to fudge made the old fashioned way! and new nightlife in atlantic city, it's our annual fyi philly shore special. >> and we'll even help you shop for the perfect suit. >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> we're at the playground in atlantic city and when it comes to ocean and beach views, it doesn't get any better than this. >> and there are lots of things to do here too, from eating to entertainment. >> we're going to check out a brand new nightclub here in a bit but first it's time to explore some of the daytime offerings. >> and we start with a wildwoods excursion. >> the wildwoods are a tradition there's no doubt. >> from the free beaches to the m

the unique idea works. >> whether we think of fashion, we usually think of it rolling on racks, not on wheels. well, this is fashion in the city. >> it has that feeling of sex in the sit. >> i ya. >> like i just want to walk down the street a little bit with the music job right. >> carry bradshaw bus comes by. >> a mobile fashion truck inspired and run by sisters joy and ramona mallary. >> i'm the youngest, i'm the babe. >> i wow, the babypreen your. >> now, joy wasn't always working in fashion. >> i was working in the health field. i reached a point where i just didn't want to do it any more, got burned outment started brain storming on other things that always interest me as a kid, fashion was one of those things that just kept making a forefront. >> so another sister gave her an idea of making a storefront mobile, so she then pitched it to her other sister, ramona, and voila, they've been riding the road to success for two years. >> well, will you show us inside? >> definitely. >> we'll meet your sister? >> yes. >> welcome to fashion in the city. >> i love it. >> equipped with dressing room and the latest trend. >> i love t

. >> the warriors took the loss in the classiest of fashions, tweeting congrats to the cavs and the city of cleveland. one heck of a series. >>> a fan fell from a railing at last night's game, either fell or was pushed with a fight with another man at oracle. the injured man is in his 20sun critical but stable condition, no word of arrests. >>> it's the first time since 1964 that a team from ohio has won a pro sports championship and to say people are excited would be an understatement. this was the scene at the cavs arena where thousands gathered. policesay most people were well behaved and only a few were arrested. and i have to give some kudos to some of the warriors who stayed on the court, steph curry and draymond curry. it was a tough loss but they stayed and congratulated everybody. >> to those of us at the game, we didn't see that. [laughter] >> for us at home, it was good to see because it's just classy. >> you saw steph curry going up to lebron and giving him a hug. >> yeah. we didn't see that. thank you for that, but maria medina was saying it was silent, and really was. i had

the shore! >> from ocean city to the wildwoods and cape may. >> from the best boardwalk eats to fudge made the old fashioned way! life in atlantic city, it's our annual fyi philly shore special. >> and we'll even help you shop for the perfect suit. >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> we're at the playground in atlantic city and when it comes to ocean and beach views, it doesn't get any better than this. >> and there are lots of things to do here too, from eating to entertainment. >> we're going to check out a brand new nightclub here in a bit but first it's time to explore some of the daytime offerings. >> and we start with a wildwoods excursion. >> the wildwoods are a tradition there's no doubt. >> from the free beaches to the mammoth b

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the sit. >> i it is. we are a city-wide premiere technical college prep high school. only fashion program in the city. and we just ask students to be focused on their career and college aspirations need good grades, good a test dance, no discipline. >> okay, listen, we will do little fashion show, i just gave you guys a hint of what you will see tomorrow, project runway, get ticket here at dobbins at the door. miss smalls, describe what's going on. we have our first look coming down. this red dress. >> collection of red dresses, it is rate -- race, at the bottom nothing but ruffles. >> wow, hole on. we have the commontator student here. >> how are you doing, my name is danielle rice. >> we have the second look. >> we have a ready to wear look/street wear. >> and this is like a one piece jeans thing? >> basically jumper, long sleeve shirt. >> featured in our 50 shades every denim tomorrow. >> is this piece in there? >> no, different piece. >> what's this look right here? >> she is given a nice cue tore look, she look nice. >> yes. you guys all made this stuff here. >> yes. >> at the school? >> every fas

the frame. >> cleveland rocks breaking the city's curse winning a game in historic fashion. >> she is reminding didn't happen in game 6. >> i was saying it was a great game. it's historic. yes it is. now that you bring it up, time to look at accuweather and time to look at traffic. >> reporter: we have a soap opera this morning. congratulations to cleveland and get out there early and get your stuff done if you can it's going to be hot and sunny. you can see we're starting out with clear skies and sun coming

powered by lebn the city after more than half a century of devastating losses. the fans return the love in rowdy fashion. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning, the city of cleveland is celebrating something it has not had in 52 years -- a major sports title. the cleveland cavaliers are the nba champs after defeating the golden state warriors 93-89 in the seventh and decisive game of the nba final, capping a historic comeback. >> for us to be able to end this, end this drought, our fans deserve it. they drerve it. it was for him. >> lebron james made good on his promise to bring a championship to his hometown, playing in his sixth straight james led with 27 points as cleveland captured the first championship in history. the cavs became the first team in the nba finals to come back from a 3-1 deficit -- >> james! >> reporter: james, the unanimous series mvp, said it was an important personal victory, slow. >> i've done nothing but be true to the game. give everything i got to the game. put my heart,

the frame. >> cleveland rocks breaking the city's curse winning a game in historic fashion. >> she is reminding it didn't happen in game 6. >> i was saying it was a great game. it's historic. yes it is. now that you bring it up, time to look at accuweather and time to look at traffic. >> reporter: we have a soap opera this morning. congratulations to cleveland and get out there early and get your stuff done if you can it's going to be hot and sunny. you can see we're starting out with clear skies and sun coming up over the horizon, the next bank of clouds not doing a good job of getting here today. we're expecting mostly clear skies this morning and staying bright today. 68 degrees and comfortable in philadelphia early on. 66 in wilmington, 63 in allentown and trenton. 59 cool degrees in millville. comfortable there. 69 for the early morning stroll on the boardwalk in cape may. if you're planning on getting a workout in early is better for a couple of regions. 73 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 85. getting close to 90 by noon. 93 is going to be the high this afternoon. where is my little butto

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the city or a high crime fighting tool is going up in a big way. >>> to east bay communities are taking action to keep criminals away from their cities. the action does not involve old- fashioned police work. >> they are using new high-tech tactics. where these crime-fighting cameras are being installed. >> a small city in town, danville and dublin. the latest locations to implement the crime-fighting technology. 13 of danville's intersections including one it san ramon valley laborde and sycamore valley road be equipped with cameras. and to get the big picture and the other to capture license plates. meanwhile in dublin 6 cameras will be installed. that city has also seen a spike in property crime. any cameras will be at intersections along dublin boulevard to the 580 and 680 freeways. the police department support the move. >> we hope it's a major deterrent for criminals. and they will think twice before coming to danville and trying to harm either our people or property. >> it gives us a lurch on such things -- gives us alerts on stolen vehicles. >> all we're doing is looking for clues to solve the crime. we solve those crimes and get those people off the street, their frie

vehicles, it's about being a meeting place for people in the art community, fashion designers, people in the tech community in the new york city where they can come in, have a cup of coffee, see some of the artwork on display, get a sense what was cadillac is trying to achieve here which is a discussion, perhaps in the process let people know cadillac is on the cutting edge. the head of the brand says this is not about selling vehicles directly, it is about giving people a different perspective about what cadillac is all about. >> cadillac house is about immersing people into the grand experience, creating an environment where innovators, creative thinkers, can meet, can find inspiration from one another, can find space just to relax and contemplate. to do so in an environment that really is very symbolic of what cadillac stands for. >> cadillac is in the midst of an effort to boost sales in the united states and around the world. here in the u.s., in terms of market share this year, cadillac lags the leaders of mercedes, lexus, and bmw. and also remember, we're seeing this not just with cadillac but other luxury brands like m

the grill at noon. >>> san jose turning into fan city or fin city. up next, the bay area made fashion that's inspiring those fans. >>> plus -- >> i think of this as maybe the next stage in medical imaging. that would be my dream. >> new at 6, a new way to look at the muscles in the human body and it could lead to break-throughs in fighting the most debilitating >>> is this the new and improved colin kaepernick 49ers fans have been missing? the quarterback had a big smile on his face as he spoke to the media today after the mini camp. he says he's healthy after several surgeries and is excited to get back on the field and compete to get his old job back. the upbeat comments are a contrast to his withdrawn attitude last season and request to be traded just a few months ago. >> nice change. he lights up the room when he smiles. >>> online sports apparel company fanatics says the warriors and the sharks are making the bay area their top selling market in the country. these two shirts are the top products and this graphic you can see how the merchandise has been selling all across the stat

the oest of its kind in the city. it's lonong been a popular meetg place. in the7070s fashion magazines covere the latatest styles here. the area became known for trend-setters. in the '80s the streets were dominated by flashy young dancers, some of them who went on to become famous. but the building has aged. and its narrow pathways make it difficult to walk through. so designers came up with a plan. this is the current station. a new two-story structure will be built next to it. it will have wider hallways and will open another platform that's used only during new years. designers hope it will help accommodate more people expected by the 2020 olympics, eieither coming to see the area or to go to a nearby venue for the games. opinions on the street are mixed. >> translator: i like the new design. i have a baby buggy, so i will be glad if they take out some of the barriers. >> translator: i don't want the station to be changed. i have many memories. >> that's a shame. well, if it's the oldest station, then it should be preserved. >> translator: people come here to see a mix of

the building moved to studio to this building. look at this ceiling height. remarkable two-story height. there was a fashion in the cities to turn them into studio apartments. two-story high rooms. sleeping balconies with kitchens underneath. here on 77th there is one, 60 seven st a lot of them. these artist studio buildings. today, what they call a studio apartment is basically a one-room closet. you are supposed to be happy you are living in new york, you know. probably the idea for the original studio apartments came from the studio building itself. this was up until 1953. i'm met someone who lived in it. they were thrown out when the building came down. here are prince of uptown middle-class people coming downtown to 10th street in the 1870's. these people are shopping for art, probably living on 42nd, 57th street. coming downtown, probably inside the four-story glass-esque ceilinged main room. here they are looking in the studio. i am sure the art is probably provided them with plenty of sherry and port to make the art look better. i know know if this is an artist or this lady's husband, but the artist that these pe

. >>> later in the day, arlington county police will conduct an active shooter drill at fashion centre at pentagon city. the drill will begin at 7:00 p.m. inside the mall. it will last until midnight. during that time you'll see a lot of emergency vehicles in the park lot, but they will not be using their sirens. >>> and we're learning new information about the victims in friday night's triple murder this district heights as police continue their investigation. darcy spencer spoke to neighbors who are still trying to understand what is happening in their community. >> just so devastating when it happens to someone that you knew was a great guy, that was so close to hit. it hit you in a bad spot. >> reporter: this man grieving the loss of his neighbor, all he kept a meticulous home and worked every day. >> a great humble guy. very down to earth. if he knows you, he'll do all he can for you. >> reporter: rowlett was among the five people shot at this home in orleans avenue in district heights. three died. carlina gray was also killed. she lived in the home with her boyfriend. he was walking the dog at th

and the event at the crystal tea room in center city, it is the first time men have been included in the fashion parade. >>> future computer programmers and engineers celebrated achievements tonight. the police athletic league education program had a program. and each of the youngsters >>> phillies with the first pick in the baseball draft. they had the entire field available to them. how did they do it? >> the problem was, there was no consensus number one. they kind of went a different direction. countless options and they settled in on a high school outfielder, mickey moniak. an 18-year-old from the la costa canyon high school. and he had a .921 slugging percentage and the california baseball player of the year. he says he's not surprised the phillies snagged him. >> i think they sent everybody they could to come see me. i met a lot of their guys. had good conversations with them, but they have been showing a lot of interest and it's been exciting to have them out there. this has been an unbelievable experience, you know, to be drafted first overall by the phillies. the city, they are obvious

and the event at the crystal tea room in center city, it is the first time men have been included in the fashionarade. >>> future computer programmers and engineers celebrated achievements tonight. the police athletic league education program had a program. and each of the youngsters received a certificate and t-shirt with their participation. kenneth, are they closing the stage this afternoon for auditions? what's on that piece of paper? oh, miss maroney, your forehead! should not be doing anything. i just had botox. i know exactly what's happening! ah! whoa! this is a bad streaming experience. the girlie show is a real fun lady show. (vo) don't let bad streaming ruin a good show. don't look at me! (vo) only verizon has the largest, most reliable 4g lte network. can your network say that? switch now, buy two samsung phones, and get a free 50" smart tv. only on america's best network. >>> phillies with the first pick in the baseball draft. they had the entire field available to them. how did they do it? >> the problem was, there was no consensus number one. they kind of went a different directio

the rail will be designed and manufactured in richmond creating hundreds of jobs. the city council will discuss the proposal at 6:00 people tonight. >> looks cool. this is old fashionedut get between bay area and the central valley is easier this morning: amtrak has assisted dying new trip between oakland's station and bakersfield so seven total round trips each day between the two cities with the new train leaving bakersfield at 4:25 and arrives in oakland around 10:30 in the morning. the return route leaves oakland at 2:30 and is in bakersfield between 9:00 p.m. >> may want to check the freezer the national frozen food corporation has a recall because of listeria contamination that of listeria contamination that covers frozen parkways there are no reports of sickness related to the recalled items. they can be returned for a full refund. >> ared ready for the story of the day? feel free, great tasting chocolate, that is guilt free. this is a reality. scientists at temple university say the secret ingredient is is...electricity. >> what? explain. >> by running liquid chocolate through an electric field scientists reduce fat to as let as -- low as 28% without sacrific

: philadelphia police say 17-year-old march kayla jackson of the feltonville section of the city was struck and killed in exactly that fashiononday night around 11:30. crossing adams southbound when she was struck by a northbound light color older model mini van making that soft right hand curve on to adams. the driver took off. >> all the driver had to do at that point was just stop. because the driver had the green light. as did the pedestrian. had it stopped and pulled over and like they're supposed to call nip 11 and render aid. that's what you're supposed to do. >> reporter: it looks like it's a ridiculously dangerous situation here i'm watching people scamper across i called penndot to report the screw relight cycle they called it a vol lid observation and said they're now talking with city traffic engineers to to see about fix. remember, as pedestrians get their walk light, northbound traffic making that curve at 40 miles an hour or better is heading straight at them. >> i was out there and it look like a tough place to cross adams avenue at that point. without a doubt. the streets department has designed it that way

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the sarona market. it's an upscale foot market, very fashionable, redeveloped area in this mediterranean city. so the location of this attack will be particularly shocking for many israelis. >> and i was gonna ask, on that point, we've been talking about how there have been stabbings, there have been shootings over the past couple of years. but for context, is this significantly -- a significantly larger event than you've seen in some time? >> well, we're talking about a period of violence, the most recent period of violence which began last fall, a six, seven-month period of violence, which has seen 28 israelis killed before tonight, and nearly 200 palestinians killed. most of those people, according to the israeli authorities were shot dead while attempting to carry out attacks to israelis. there's two significantly different things about this attack. first, the location, downtown tel aviv. most of the violence, most of the attacks have been carried out in the traditional areas of unrest and friction here in the holy land in the west bank and jerusalem. the second significantly different feat

decades documenting new york city fashion trends by just snapping pictures of everyday people on city never even sought. and a 2011 documentary. he was 87 years old. >>> the mets decision to sign shortstop jose reyes to a minor league contract does not sit well with many players. he was with colorado. they cut him. after serving a two month suspension for violating the major league's domestic violence policy. the rockies still have to pay th contract amount of $39 million minus more than a half million dollars the mets will pay. >>> new york city council speaker melissa released a statement saying enough. it is outrageous how little women's lives seem to matter when someone can throw a baseball really hard, wins super bowls or has a good jump shot. domestic violence kills seriously. >>> new fall-out. the emergency meetings called today and donald trump weighs in on the global impact it is causing. >> plus, a deadly disaster. the help is government is sending to neighborhoods in west virginia. >> meteorologist amy freeze here in the accu-weather center. what a beautiful evening after a hot day. we are in for a warm night, but humidity remains low. coming u

the boxing legend began crafting details of his funeral years ago. he remained a muslim until his death last week. >> the city, the country, the world, wants to send him off in the very best of fashions. we also want to send him off in the very best of fashions. >> reporter: freedom hall holds special significance to the ali family. the champ staged his last hometown fight here back in 1961. >> knowing that we're behind setting up all of this because of a great man and what he did to impact a nation. >> reporter: a hearse carrying his casket will travel across louisville tomorrow ahead of a service at the young center. thousands of free tickets for the service were given out yesterday on a first come, first served basis. >> he means the world to me. he stood for his rights for louisville and the world. >> reporter: moments after, scalpers began selling them online. >> anyone selling or buying tickets online will be reported to law enforcement. >> reporter: anyone who did not get a ticket can watch a live stream of the service blocks away or online. don champion, cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >> former president bill clinton will be at tomorrow's memorial to eulogize ali. >>> wildfi

the railway in such fashion. it will include color video cams ra and thermal imaging and censors, designed to set off alarms or alert authorities. >> the new camera city will cost the city about $200,000. it will start a two-month set period once the system is up and running and it hopes to have that start by mid-july. >> the school board has worked closely with the city. they have hired two full-time therapists to help teens with suicide thoughts. >>> children trapped inside a home, one girl is in critical condition. thick black stone poured out of this home this morning. firefighters responded to the scene just before 8:30. some of them even climbed on to the roof of that house. they rescued this child and two other stuck inside the home. they pulled one teenager out through a window. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> the firefighters stopped a grass fire from spreding into a park. tropper it -- chopper 5 was over the scene this afternoon. it started just before 4:00 near ranken park. more than 55 firefighters worked to put out that one. >> it will be here probably until morningtime. there's a lot of burning material in the blackened

the next offensive. it is more difficult terrain. when they move into the city, the greater the risk. they have little in the way of air support. this battle is being fought the old-fashioned. the buildings they are targeting right now, they have been mapping them for two weeks thanks to british special forces. these fighters are young, but some are veterans from the war against gaddafi. "take my picture for me. i'm going to die today." this war is the bloodiest yet. almost 150 reminded. men mostly from nearby died in the battle. some were taken straight from the ambulance to body bags. mohammed says he had to fight. >> i.s. beheaded our children. they terrify people to justify their crimes. correspondent: their country and faith is at stake. for libya, only more sacrifice lies ahead. bbc news, sirte. inra: the bloody battle libya. still to come on tonight's program, the u.s. house of representatives is the scene of a sit in democrats demanding action on gun control. -- the labor member of parliament joe clocks .- jo cox is remembered our chief correspondent reports. cox's husband jo and their two children traveled down the thames for a celebration of her life. it would ha

. >> we would be the fourth city to be judged in that fashion.i think that, you know, everyone feel ready to receive that kind of acknowledgment and recognition. but it's also you can imagine a really tedious competitive process. so it will be interesting to see what happens in d.c. with michelin, but also if it were to extend to the region which we think is just as fabulous. >> yeah, it's going to go into virginia and maryland as well. >> that's right. >> i understand that's going to happen at some point. >> that's right. >> the big thing coming up the awards. >> sunday june 12th this is our 34th year, the rammies started in 1982 and may be a handful of restaurateurs that would come out and celebrate, now there are over 2,000 people that get together at the walter e. washington convention center. and it's truly a night where we celebrate accomplishments of those hard working individuals in food service. so we have categories where we recognize chef of the year, restaurant of the year, beer program of the year, wine program of the year, over 20 c

the oakland city councilman said he was shocked to find out the chief was leaving. he believes all sides point to a man being forced out. >> leaving in that fashion and in that way, i think other folks had a lot to do with him leaving. >> the question was it at all related to a sex scandal regarding several opd officers and the young daughter of a police dispatcher. >> chief went has never been a subject of the investigation of sexual misconduct in this department. >> not a subject, but it happened on his watch. he says he may be taking the hit for it. >> that has something to do with it. thisy are supposed to be the ultimate role model. >> the mayor will launch a nationwide search for a replacement. meantime, the former oakland police, now a deputy chief will be account aing chief. one councilman says he has his work cut out. >> it made no sense to me or my colleagues why the chief would resign. >> eric thomas, abc7 news. >>> two people are under arrest tonight accused of fatally stabbing a construction worker in san francisco's south of market area. police say it started with an argument. witnesses say the female construction worker exchanged w

. >> the city, the country, the world wants to send him off in the best of fashions, and his muslim brothersisters also want to send him off in the very best of fashions. >> reporter: freedom hall holds special significance to the ali family. the champ staged his last hometown fight here back in 1961. >> it sends shivers down my spine knowing that we're behind setting up this because of one great man and what he did to impact an entire nation. >> reporter: a hearse carrying the casket of muhammad ali will travel across louisville tomorrow ahead of a massive interfaith memorial service at the kfc young center. housands of free ticket the service were handed out yesterday on the first come-first served basis. >> muhammad ali means the world to me. he stood for his rights, not only for louisville but the world. >> reporter: afterward, scalpers began selling them on line. >> anyone selling or buying tickets on line will be reported to law enforcement. >> reporter: anyone who did not get a ticket can watch a live stream of the service just blocks away. former president bill clinton will be among

the new african adventure >> breaking news, we have learned legendary times fashion photographer cunningham has died. he chronicled fashion trends. in 2011, he was the star subject of a documentary that followed the shutter bug around the city as he photographed everyday people here in manhattan. he had been hospitalized a stroke recently. well today, bill cunningham passed away. he was 87 years old. >>> look at this. caught on camera. a bus driver in philadelphia flying out of his seat to go after a purse snatcher. there he goes. the thief struck as the victim was about to board the brush. charles ardeberry saw what was happening and strung into could arrive. >>> joe, an 18-year-old girl from brook lip says she is already completed her life's goal to have her art displayed at new york's premier museum, the met. eyewitness news reporter lucy yang met with the teenager and learned how she made her dream become a reality. >> i don't want my work like everyone else's. >> reporter: this teen has a unique powerful can now admire in person at the metropolitan museum of lark. >> i saw van gogh. and to know that i'm in the same museum is like ... kind of a big deal for me. >> reporter: more than 1200 original works of art were subm

the tour to make sure everything is okay, she's okay, and then i go to certain cities. >> you know all the words? >> it's really amazing. >> we heard beyonce give a speech when she won that big fashionlong ago, and she spoke about you and your mother and just what the strength of the women that came before her mean to her. and i watched in the audience and you wiped a tiara wear away watching your daughter. what is it that struck such a chord with you? >> just to think about my mom, and what she instilled in me and how she took nothing and always turned it into something. it was just amazing. she's an amazing woman, and to pass that on to me and i tried to pass it on to my daughters. now they have access to all the beautiful clothes, but back in the day, you know, nobody would give me clothes. but we took lemons and made them into lemonade. >> you became a warrior. >> absolutely. at five years old, i had to. >> to survive. >> it was interesting when you said your parents had to barter their services at your school so you could get education. and then you made beyonce's prom dress, her grammy dress, her wedding dress, all her first dresses. >> she was so sweet to let me do that. she

africa, the resulting design that will enable people to work longer in the suit included a baltimore seamstress, a new york city fashion designer, and dupont. that is an amazing collection of people. that is now going into production for use in these hot climates. start looking through the implications, our relationship with the private sector is hugely transformed when you think of yourself more as the minority partner in the exercise. that is part of all the changes. side, there isdg a lot of traditional development. health,s on energy or all of those things are in sectors where all the bilateral's have been working for decades, but there's a wider number obviously, and the final heavily on the idea of partnership and good governance and things like that. you have that expansion. , in some ways it will be business as usual, and in other ways, it will profoundly not be business as usual. lene, you emphasize the issue of migration. in the category of not business as usual, let me ask you a little more about that. you had this very visible, tragic situation playing out in our news papers. there's always a silver lining

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resulting design that will enable people to work longer staying in the suit included a baltimore dress seamstress, a new york city fashion designer and dupont. i mean, that is an amazing collection of people and that's now going into production for use in these hot climates. so every -- when you start thinking through the implications, also, obviously, vis-a-vis our relationship with the private sector is hugely transformed when you think of yourself more as a -- the minority partner in the exercise. so that's part of all the changes. to me on the sdg side, you know, there is a lot of traditional development in there. goals or new jersey or health, all of those are in sectors where the mdbs have been working for decades. but there's a wider number and then the final few sdgs talk heavily in the idea of partnership and good governance and things like that so you have that expansion. so they -- in some ways i think it will be business as usual and in other ways it will profoundly not be business as usual. >> so helene, you emphasized the issue of migration and doing the challenge of displace some in the category of not bus

person enters into the custody of the police alive, and leaves dead, it's perfectly understandable why there are forces in this city who refuse to accept that in a supine fashionand i think that's reasonable, because they are trying to understand the lessons of history as well, and they recognize that if -- unless you give a forceful response, then you are guaranteed to have a slew of freddie grays going forward, which i find wholely and totally unacceptable. >> i'd like to really thank you for your insight on mr. robeson. i have a question. during the time of -- that gray area from 1941 to 1945, that you ex-pounded on an area -- expounded on an area in which we did not focus on the communistic situation. can you expound more on that? >> sure. well, as you know, the war in europe began in late august, 1939, with hitler sweeping through europe. at that particular time there was a kind of ambivalence, even amongst progressive forces, as to how and whether the united states should enter that particular conflict because the lesson of world war i was quite fresh. recall that world war i, 1914 to 1918 -- itit was truly world war because one of the reasons britain wa

the city of cleveland. the mayor tells me it's a good old-fashioned spit shine. >> these moments come and go and why you havem and do it in a way that it has lasting effect. just like the rnc, the convention, we wanted not only for it to be a successful convention inside the hall, but we want people to come, enjoy themselves. we want the world to spotlight cleveland in the most positive light. >> reporter: that interview with the mayor happening minutes ago. security a major concern this year more than most because donald trump is expected to bring out a lot of protesters. the mayor believes the city is ready. here and philadelphia where the democratic convention is take placing, they each received $50 million in grant money to plan for security. in cleveland, a lot of that money is being used on riot gear for these officers and bringing in officers from surrounding communities to beef up the manpower to be ready for this convention. >> a race against the clock. blake mccoy, thank you for that report. we want to shift to florida where orlando police released the first dramatic 911 calls that came in after a