jonathan tisch was instrumental in getting it built. stadium holds games for the giants and the jets. the largest stadium in terms of seating. all of those seats came with a hefty price tag. >> this is an amazing building. it cost $1.6 billion to build. people said to us, why is there no roof on it? that would have been another $400 million, and there is not a dime of public money in this building. it is all privately financed. it was quite a remarkable congressman. >> the stadium will be in the spotlight in early february when the plays host to the most-watched sporting event in the world -- the super bowl. >> super bowl is a great opportunity for this region, for new york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. first time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first time the game is being played in a northern city and a building without a roof. >> bringing the superbowl has been a decade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11 when he began pitching th

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from the tisch studios from lincoln center in new york. >> thanks for joining us. new reports today that army sergeant bowe bergdahl was tortured by the taliban in afghanistan. bergdahl released raft weekend after almost five years in captivity has told officials he was put in a metal cage in total darkness for weeks after he tried to escape. bergdahl is recovering at an army hospital in germany. officials say he's physically able to travel but is not emotionally strong enough to be reunited with his family who has he declined to speak with so far. meanwhile, congressional backlash for the deal of swapping five taliban inmates f for bergdahl tinz. >> we have made a serious, serious mistake. we've empowered the taliban, the one thing they wanted more than anything, george,s was recognition from the u.s. government so they can use it to prop gandize against areas that are unsecure in afghanistan. they got all of that. >> in his first public remarks about the bergdahl release, john kerry shot back at criticism of the administration's actions. >> to leave an american b

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. in kiev today, petro poroshenko was inaugurated. he pledged the country would remain unified. >> translator: the question of the trerritorial integrity is nt up for discussion. i swore an oath to protect ukraine. >> the new president, the fifth since 1991, urged those fighting to lay down their arms and he also said ukraine would they ever give up crimea, which was annexed by russia in march. >> translator: citizens can in the enjoy peace until we regulate with russia. russia as occupied crimea which was, which and will bee ukrania. >> militants in iraq stormed a university in the anbar province earlier today and briefly held student and staff hostage. identity of the militants was unkno unknown. parts of the city have been in control of sue anni insurgents. political and sectarian strive and the neighboring civil war in syria have contributed to the biggest surge in violence in iraq since 2006 and 2007. >>> violence broke out friday in northern india over electricity blacko blackouts

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york. >> good evening. thanks for joining us.he only american prisoner being held in afghanistan was released earlier today in exchange for five prisoners held in cuba. 28-year-old bowe bergdahl was captured in 2009, he was turned over to u.s. special forces near the pakistani border. bergdahl is in u.s. military custody in afghanistan and reportedly in good condition. in a statement, president obama called his release a reminder of america's unwavering commitment to leave no man behind. joining us now adam entis. what do we know about bowe bergdahl's condition right now? >> right. we've been told by american officials that he's walking on his own. he's in good condition. he was recovered earlier this morning by special operation forces which went to a rendezvous point where they met a group of taliban that were holding him and they handed him over without incident. >> what was that meeting like between him and the soldiers? >> we don't have a lot of details at this point about what that meeting was like. it was brokered by a gut

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us, theentagon today confirmed a u.s. aircraft carrier is being sent to the persian gulf, this just a day after president obama said he was reviewing military options in response to a rapid 200 mile advance in iraq by islamic militants. during the past several days. the mill assistants, isis, have overrun iraqi government forces and captured military equipment during their offensive. today, iraq military officials said that the offensive by sunni muslim jihadists had slowed and that they are taking some of the territory back with the help of voluntary shi'ite militias.2j the rebels have vowed to capture buying, but today aç military official insisted the capital is completely safe. iranian president hassan rouhani said saturday that iran would be prepared to help the iraqi government if asked, but it had not received any requests. what are america's military options? for more about that, we're joined by janine davidson, a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations. so the president ha

think, is to be a part of the tisch family. for me, it's an honor.n oftisch is the loews corporation and a longtime client. it was his idea to include a high-end spot in the hotel's makeover. >> i was sitting in the chair one day a couple years ago and said we are thinking about making a major commitment to creating a salon, would you be interested? >> so they became partners. >> how much of a difference can a facility like this, julian's name and reputation and talent, make to a regency? we think it makes a big difference. it tells the story of the $100 million enhancement in ways other than an new lobby, new carpet, wall covering. but i wonder,- >> is $1000 to much to ask for a haircut? >> i do not set his pricing. he knows his clientele. he does not set my hotel prices. when we check out, we think you will be pleased on the return of expectation. the same is true at the salon. >> voila. >> now you are ready for business. first of all, i love you in every minute of it. haircut, i male somewhat understand if we are talking about 10th avenue and 14th

tisch >> : court documents try exactly what was found inside right general and holt street home. it is a homemade bomb to a near arles ball bearings among other things. former fbi agent says and no doubt playing what was if a ball bearings slot since that could be considered trip was the purpose of that. only one purpose to kill or maim. max met with fbi from right chemistry. adams find a are no doubt familiar to investigators. unfortunately type of material used in boston bombing. in talking about shrapnel could name or kill simmons. tell us at uc- berkeley tells us that he cannot identify the pottery green substance found without testing he says has guess it was our crude mixture of ingredients comprise black powder which is explosive. it would what led the fbi investigators won't say. some cooperating evidence he was involved in something like this perhaps connected him to somebody else and fbi able to confirm through the internet and set search warrant. rivulet there looking for. we heard from their believes the leg work done on this case before the search warrant. not just i

of the swearing in with president johnson and later says it was all over my face, my hair, i took a tisch and you i do that,f, why did i should have left it on for everyone to see. she will accompany him goes over the next few days. the arrival at andrews, the american people get their first look at her when the rear door opens, the coffin comes down, to bethesdaies him naval hospital for the autopsy, which takes until 4:00 in the morning. she accompanies him home to the white house where at 4:30 in the advises is super coffin being placed in the east room where he'll lie in state. she goes to arlington cemetery site.k the grave she escorts tom the u.s. capitol for a memorial service and takes him back. him to st. matthews cathedral for the funeral, where her favorite priest, cardinal curbing has come down, he's them, he spoke words over their two dead children and the lastthere to speak words for the president. to this moment jacqueline up wellhas held publicly, she hasn't broken down, she's doing everything she can to keep it together. she helps the american people get through that week

but development groove academy and honest tisch person francisco landgrave purists seawalls right nowrently joining us now political analyst. we won a star was talking about top soup. first time it's been used a wide might be big a bit confusing for some voters since the first time care less impact on voters. an attack for voters is the fact that they're going to see more of the same in terms of races up its 34 ~ so once flex you once. after doing it for these firms months of the first few years to only talk to of the party and a very democratic and republican districts really having a rematch scenario offered for the districts. they don't like it but smaller parties say this is really hurting them. zero of smaller parties and pushing for reform to give them a chance an attendant. now it's not going to happen. was taught about governor's race and jerry brown about guaranteed to get the top spot piously but second spot nonetheless to not only to republicans the only the more conservative of this too is going to take a sudden stop. this going to reload to come up very conservative voter

with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you will look tisch's>> : sunday warm conditions triple digits for inland to are very similar conditions tuesday sea breeze returns keeping us on the close of the baseball weather this after an airbus plane itself was as good as today as at&t part first at 125 to decide what the sun shines seven disclose and '80s clustered estate firm is also a warm >> : 77 fairfield 07 is already for concord as well. 64 hit or miss six seasons and was that all on the glucose local 62 in downtown san francisco teacher cast in see by lunch time today we will generally see a lot of '70s and '80s for a heart of the beck also talking nine days for inland locations including off to the north by hills and san jose. their clock atop outgeneraling and the and '70s and '80s and also 100 potentially indicated by the peaks are the sea or by fairfield livermore and also sacramento you'll definitely see 100 degree readings in above high as for today where you live signals a 91 degrees 92 in sunnyvale lost on us on the three bartow clos

running for team usa hard to get as on this one is >> : schroders could get close to tisch games. beer hall rhonda's 1893 they just gone through a four month renovation so they open their doors sealed offers wearing a and 4 what to think of the new place. whats all of they still have a historic touch as murals and taxidermy. there have triggered further proof. the ossetic huge production screen all weekday games on. one thing to note that a $20 cover for the morning game. that includes breakfast that you can roll out of bed at the title pancakes' catch the germany and portugal great game not and i am the stop watch that one. but exactly what it sounds like a hall for food trucks. they have at least 10 food trucks stations their losses rotating so if you go to the help page or the 500 photos all the river food people have done the different touch the world to there. and for the zero predictable june whether this has to be good for nice sunny days. he just doors based on the tables have to be some big screen tvs inside and out. the real curse. and go indoors. since small as follows

as for tisch's if the board also investigating crash.mittee be walked held this weekend for server those killed by a deadly landslide in washington state. dozens of people remembering a moment's silence but no more a tree and also washington on saturday. of the prayer which also reopen on saturday. doctors say that the still see size of the as a station on the. those houses here. mother's none. even as we're all walking people don't see all the injured list. oh mother nature is really capable of doing it. was i told 43 people back in march. the tons of rubber at a hotel one state officials say man of bethany cell but trying to rent rooms at a motel 6 on no. mcdowell boulevard the allegedly became angry when a hotel manager refused to my room he then began a hit and kicked the manager of the victim was on the ground he tried to take his wallet but failed thrift and then fled the scene he is rushed to hospital where he was shoe for face injuries and broken arm. wild scene was pretty police arrested those that are as a man highway 12 after

happened, support the survivor, ensure a safe campus for all students and if the facts wear it out pun tisch offender for violating the school's code of conduct. the problem is colleges and universities haven't always done that. they may have ignored the problem, swept it under the rug and hope the survivor would go away. many schools are working to improve their administrative procedures and be more responsive. we know there's room to do better. in my mini conversations with survivors i have heard again and again how both systems have failed to the point where it appears many survivors have little or no confidence in either the criminal justice system or the administrative process in their own colleges and universities. i hope we can talk about how both processes work better, support victims and hold perpetrators accountable. there's also a need for the criminal justice system to work together. i think might be a perception that they can't work together because they have different responsibilities and obligation s these two systems also share a common goal which is support and justice in fa