the whole city moved uptown to be where carnegie hall was built. tuthill did not have the elegance in exterior design but he was brilliant in the interior layout of the theater. again, this gina franscone pointed out things i always appreciated and really was not conscious of. it is a different symphony hall from what you see in europe. very clean, very minimalist. no chandeliers, no heavy decoration and by the way the hall is steel framed so that you don't have heavy columns having to support things above you and it is a steel framed hole but the steel frame was locked into a brick bearing wall, heavy stone bearing wall on both sides and the hall itself is steel framed and you can see views of it under construction at carnegie hall's site, at least at the current time. you notice the boxes have no partitions between them, totally unlike european houses, so it is

the 21-year-old from uptown, the 21-year-old from downtown. 20points, out of a horrible shooting funkrs beat the bulls to take a 3-1 lead in the eastern conference. >>> golf, the wells fargo in charlotte. mcelroy with a chance to win on the 18th. in that goes he's the champ. wasn't really that close. three way playoff. they play 18 again, and the colorful fowler in all orange with a wedge from a buck 33. said this was a tough pin to find. he found it. fowler seeking his first pga win. if he birdies 18 he gets it. fowler, $1.17 million richer. that will buy a lot of motor bikes. he loves the motor bikes. only other time he won as a pro last year at the korean open where he also beat mcelroy. the colorful fowler good for the sport. i'm dave feldman, thanks for watching and thanks to the flying blue note, rich dunn. i'll see you tomorrow. captions by: caption colorado, llc. (800)775-7838. email: comments@captioncolorado.com

she said it is 1892 and i am moving uptown and that's where everybody is going and builds aa new mansion and she builds the astoria hotel. they were physically joined but two separate hotels which is why when you write it it is an equal sign and not a dash. apparently the contract that built this building and joined it to the original waldorf. if the nephew ever bothered her again she would wall up the access between the waldorf and the astoria, one of the first grand hotels in the 20th century. when you went inside there was a beautiful, i don't know what happened here. when you went inside there was a beautiful pathway, a concourse. we know it as peacock alley, and it kind of shows us the shift of entertainment from the houses of the wealthy of new york to public venues. back in the 19th century if you wanted to impress people you had them over to the house and did a grand spread. nobody would have a house as grand as the waldorf astoria and gradually they're shifting over entertainment to the great public venues and great public hotels and it comes down in 1930 to make way for the emp

is that uptown from here or down? uptown. [ alarm sounds, bell rings ] oh, "cash cab." you guys are in the cash cab! it's a tv game show that takes place right here in my taxi. excellent. [ laughter ] all right. here's how the game works. i'm your host. my name is ben bailey. i'm gonna drive you guys to your destination. i'm gonna ask you general-knowledge questions along the way. they're gonna start off easy. they're gonna get harder as we go. okay. as long as you continue to answer them correctly, you're gonna win cash money all the way there. but here's the catch -- if you get three wrong, that's three strikes, and you're out, which means i'm gonna pull over and kick you guys out on the spot right where we are, and you lose everything. all right? all right. so, hopefully, that won't happen to you, but those are the rules of the game. what do you say? do you want to play? yes! yes! yes! all right. let's take a ride in the cash cab. man: off we go. so, what are your names? i'm mike. i'm jay. i'm mark. larry. you guys are headed up to 9th ave and 33rd. that is 36 blocks

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the first is going to be coming to a final vote on tuesday, our mid-market uptown tenderloin task exemption legislation. it is basically an incentive to encourage businesses to come to mid-market. in particular, where we have the highest commercial vacancy. and then when i graduated, moved out to san francisco about 12 years ago. i always loved sanford cisco in college, and i just wanted to try it out. i started working in economic development policy. i was a community organizer for six years. i worked with young people, parents, and families around issues that concern our neighborhoods, whether it was improving muni lines, affordable housing, public schools, or just planning issues in neighborhoods. we just had a hearing last week, and we are trying to do some work around bedbug enforcement, which is a major issue in the tenderloin and of hill and 63. a hearing will actually be on thursday, april 7, 10:30. we're doing our first hearing on pedestrian safety. i think public safety is a huge concern. it ranges from both low-level crimes to pedestrian safety, and so that is a really important

murphy demanded that uptown savings and loan re-credit his account for the $3,100, claiming that thehad paid the check despite a valid stop payment order. obviously there was a difference of opinion between murphy and his bank over how this matter should have been settled. the question is; what rights and duties do max murphy and his bank actually have? >> the bank customer relationship among other things is a principal-agent relationship. the customer is the principal. the bank is the agent. and as in any principal-agent relationship the agent is required to obey any lawful orders the principal gives. well, occasionally one of the lawful orders that a principal customer would like to give the bank is an order to not pay the check. it's called a stop payment order. >> the bank has to have sufficient time and sufficient notice to stop payment on a check. in other words, you have to get the notice to them with enough time for them to distribute it to their branches and their employees so that they are aware that there's been this stop payment and the bank employees have to know what in

that building of course replacing the singer, further uptown, broad way by city hall park. the building of the woolworth building, i love this. this was roy suskin has taken me up to the top. i got to the top of the building, there is a three-story balcony that is -- that's all there. you walk out. there is a three-foot, three story building. it's three feet wide and it's up to your waist and that's it. you look down and it's 800 feet to broad way. i'm trying to crawl back in trying to figure out how to get out of there. >> he's amazing. he was brought up in a sling up the side of the building to check the terra cotta. just telling me that i almost keeled over. the guy is fearless. this was a brilliant building, still is, is the template for the 1920s, it gave the planning commission the idea for the 1916 setback zoning code which produced the 1920s building on the left. you know, i do have to explain these days you know that wool worth's was a 99 cent store. the 5 and 10 cent store. this was its world headquarters, it was paid for by f.w. woolworth out of his pocket. there

pacific coast by uptown but discover what its impact might be on the online story. that's one of the most famous paintings in the world about monks sprit sold for a record one hundred twenty million u.s. dollars in new york the most expensive ever as a public option don't worry if you missed the chance to bid always find out more r.t. dot com. lou . several new members are threatening to boycott the euro two thousand and twelve football championship of ukraine's treatment of its jailed former prime minister yulia tymoshenko who claims she was beaten by prison guards. can't have the details . it certainly is getting darker and darker for key of in relation to the euro twenty two well football championship which starts in less than forty days from now and now the dutch government is the latest of the european officials to express their wish to boy call it the tournament here in ukraine the list which already consists of the german and the czech republic presidents the head of the euro commission and the german chancellor angela merkel who even said that the german nat

that the new crime news international agenda is one area where well that will follow the course i'm uptown by dmitri medvedev. i expect to go there will be continue to between. foreign policy under president medvedev and the foreign policy which will be conducted by the russian. federation under president putin in the last six seven years there is a large consensus in russia on foreign policy issues unlike domestic affairs i think that russia will insist on this position on the issue and yesterday vladimir putin signed a decree in which he. stressed that. the russian foreign policy will be based on requests on the request for security guarantees from the united states and nato and those guarantees should states that the new a.b.m. system that will be established by the united states of america and nato in europe will not be directed against the russian nuclear potential however it was also stressed that russia will seek balanced and constructive relations with the united states what is important to moscow is that there are no military interventions in the countries where there is an intern

debts, it could cost the bank $3 billion or more, and president obama had a graduation ceremony just uptown from wall street took credit for tighter banking regulation. >> we know we are better off when there are rules that stopped big banks from making bad debts with other people's money. >> mitt romney has said that the obama crackdown has not controlled the big banks. >> they have gotten bigger and the small community banks have been the most hurt. >> jpmorgan forced the entire and of the investment chief. ceo jamie diamond was contrite on sunday at meet the press. dimon opposed some regulation, but he was known as cautious. >> jpmorgan was suppose to be the gold standard in terms of controlling risk. there are a lot of entities that could very well have that type of risk. grex republicans are asking if banks insured by taxpayers ought to get billions. >> it is questionable whether the banks to -- should be able to engage in this activity. >> experts say there is no question. >> we have to separate these kinds of activities from the commercial side of banking. we cannot spread the safety

within walking distance from the brandywine creek park and zoo, and it's also close to uptown's bestnd art venues. the house has a column wraparound porch, the kitchen has oversize 42 inch cherry cabinets. they're expensive. granite counters and under cabinet lights. the dining room has built-in cabinets. gleaming floors in the living room, original millwork and a cozy fireplace. look at that turned stair case with a big window at its landing. that is a pretty room, mostly because of i think that beautiful stair case. the third floor music room looks a bit stuffy. i don't think they're listening to rock 'n' roll but will make a happy children's play room or a place for teenagers to hang out. the side porch comes with a swing chair that's really never as comfortable as a rocking chair but they sure look pretty. but it's nonetheless a perfect porch for relaxing on a sunny summer day. >> maybe put a little cushion on the swing. >> they're still unstable and most people don't use them. but they're pretty to look at. >> poert st. lucie, florida. what do you have there? >> we have in st. l

starting 6:00 this morning, protesters are calling for commute disruptions up down -- uptown and downtown but haven't named specific sites between noon and 6 p.m. a major rally at frank ogawa plaza. at 3:00, a march at the fruitvale bart station. also vowing unspecified actions against what they call the 1% across the city. >>> we continue to follow breaking news from san jose, early morning fire has killed one and severely injured another. the fire started after 2:45 this morning in a residential four-plex on the 2200 block of warfield way it took firefighters half an hour to knock it down. the victim was a in her 30s. a second unidentified person is still listed in critical. one other person was rescued by firefighters and said to be okay. no word on a cause. residents say they believe in fire started in a garage turned out to be a three alarmer. we'll bring updates as we get them. >>> do you hate those potholes in oakland? the city is kicking off its annual attack on those obstacles. crews will be out from now to late june conducting pothole blitz. the period is extended this year, cre

harlem uptown dance academy lost its rehearsal space, and they are still working to get it back.misty copeland have donated efforts to the cause. the dance academy's founder and director, robin williams is determined to regain her space and make dance more accessible to the community. take a look. >> necks are long. my name is robin williams, and i'm the founder of the uptown dance academy. i love teaching kids. i've got a passion for it. one of the biggest lessons they learn is how to be committed to something, and striving to be the best you can be in something. >> i got accepted to american ballet theater, it's actually really good, because the more places i train, the more i know. >> people sometimes think the arts is just a recreational, fun thing, and they forget about funding it, but it's something that'll really important. just go all the way on the leg. a lot of times when i'm teaching, like to use visuals, and it's hard. because when i show the kids pictures of ballet, the first thing they say is i don't see anybody that looks like me. it doesn't send a welcoming messag

why is there nobody with a billboard saying, don't go to downtown, go to uptown.town will kill you. we've been through 45 years of turning over our power to insurers, to medicaid and medicare and look at the result. >> goldhill's solution. insurance should only cover catastrophic events, serious illnesses, like routine care like doctor's appointments should be paid for by a health savings account that each person controls, and the poor would get government subsidies for their accounts. >> we have to care about the costs, because what we're doing in medicine is destroying the american dream. >> dr. gowandi is the author of several best-selling books on medicine. he agrees with goldhill that the market in health care isn't working, but he says there's an important fact to consider. >> the sick account for most of the costs, 5% of patients are 50% of the costs. and these are folks for whom the bills are $40,000 and $50,000. >> under goldhill's solution, limiting insurance to catastrophic events and serious illnesses, insurance companies would still be paying for a lo

where are you going -- downtown or uptown? delancey, please. delancey and clinton.and clinton. [ alarm sounds, bells ring ] you're in the cash cab. it's a tv game show that takes place right here in my taxi. and this is a cash cab double ride, which means the dollar amounts are doubled, so you're gonna have a chance to win twice as much money. what do you think? i think it's great. do you want to play? yes, sir! let's take a ride in the cash cab. so, what's your name? my name is mike perazzi. mike perazzi, welcome to the cash cab, sir. thank you. you're headed down to delancey and clinton street. you're gonna have 42 blocks to rack up as much cash as you possibly can, so we shall begin immediately. are you ready? i am ready. because it is a cash cab double ride, these first questions are worth 100 bucks each. named for a national park, what pistol-wielding redhead made his debut in the merrie melodies cartoon "hare trigger"? yosemite sam. bam! that is correct, and you're on the board with 100 bucks. well done. all right. both quicker and noisier than shoelaces, what

. ♪ an uptown girl >> and it is believed the love triangle between eric clapton, george harrison, andy boyd was the inspiration for "lela." ♪ and this song is to let you know ♪ >> many are saying taylor swift wrote her newest hit after a brief romance with none other than john mayer. ♪ dear john i see it all now that you're gone ♪ >> reporter: but inspiration doesn't always come from love. it is no secret that neil diamond's "sweet caroline" is actually caroline kennedy. what many don't know is that the song stemmed from a picture of her in "life" magazine. ♪ sweet caroline >> reporter: and sources say christopher cross was literally caught between the mood and new york city writing the lyric on a plane circling jfk airport looking at the moon in the window. ♪ when you get caught between the moon and new york city ♪ >> reporter: but sometimes mystery can make a song even more popular. the subject for "you're so vain" has been speculated for decades. warren beatty to david geffin and mick jagger. carly simon has never revealed the truth. ♪ you're so vain >> reporter: next time you're s

i don't pretend to go uptown and be anything fancy.e real in the world that i'm in than i do the tinsel, and the real world is the one i have to deal with every day. believe me, if i started murdering people, there would be none of you left. >> the final threat. >> believe me, if i started murdering people there'd be none of you left. >> there'd be none of you left. >> hmm. >> and just a few minutes ago, he said, i'd never hurt anybody, i've never been successful, i can barely get through the day. i need help to get to the bathroom and now he comes across with the ultimate i'm going to kill everyone threat. or to let you think that. >> and my children are coming. i told you 20 years ago. i told a judge, can't you see what you're doing here? he didn't care. nobody cared. only a handful of children cared. they cared enough to give their all. >> he's off on the map in every imaginable way here. >> yes. he has his drum that he beats. he has his ongoing theme. but his repertoire actually isn't all that big. it's the environment, using it as

that follows a higher than expected let teen uptown. there are fewer hispanics and injuring the u.s. because of the shape of the economy and lost jobs could are rising customers with unlimited data plans, enjoy at what lasts. -- the idea with a rise in as they you can buy a chunk of data-- verison you can buy a chunk of time poitou address your plan. >>mark: you have a live report coming up about this school is the limit signs around the city. >> the is strange life of robert kennedy jr. was found dead yesterday in the cause of death was released but they're doing an autopsy. the couple divorced >>darya: a moderate earthquake rattled east texas. it was near the louisiana border and it was followed by at a reported nine after shot several hours later it just costs damage like broken windows and fallen dishes. it is like to be cooler and is one to be when your >>james: let's lookit 7 cisco. the fog is not as intense as it was this week. and san francisco. temperatures are doing all right. they've been in the fifties all morning long. anti

. ♪ [ inaudible ] ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ burning, burning ♪ ♪ burning uptown ♪ >> our!dy. >> oh god. >> did you see her. >> she took her 6-year-old in to the tanning bed. >> allegedly. the child got a sun burn to she was charged with child abuse. >> yeah. 23 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. >> she can do one-armed pushups with her bony finger. >> maria in chicago. go ahead. >> hey stephanie. the first one with willard mitt romney. >> yeah. >> if he keeps saying about how taxes are too high on him and the job creators why doesn't he release his tax returns. >> exactly. he can show how adversely that impacted him. >> exactly. and also on the shrill o'reilly show. he talks about extremes on the left and right, and i keep thinking if there are extremes on the right, and they are not in government, the tea partiers -- >> yes. he did another addition of false equivalency theater? >> i don't understand that. if you get raped and pregnant by your rapist you can't have an abortion? that's not extreme? then what is? >> exactly. tha

. >> i'm uptown, backstage at "live with kelly." things going on. kelly's getting ready for the show. they're doing their sound check here. i can't wait to show you the backstage of the studio. this is the channel 7 studios. used to be channel 7 in new york. they have taken over the entire space. we'll show you more of that at about 8:30. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on. if you're concerned about the rain in the northeast and the mid-atlantic, today is a wet day. tonight is a wet night. but by tomorrow, we start to pull into a drier three days. and that's really good news. philly, boston, new york city, washington, d.c., you're involved in the drier temperatures. and they go up to the 80s. it has been beautiful on the west coast. and it is hot once you step off the beaches. and the heat will continue in the southwest for the next few days, as well. the morning rain showers are coming to an end, just a few sprinkles along route 50 in county andge's especially anne arundel county. annapolis is still holding out of

he's going to a fund-raiser uptown hosted by a major wall street executive, and that's a little surprisingyou know, the president has been having some trouble raising money from wall street after some of the rhetoric he's used against wall street. we reported on that a lot. so he is bringing in some cash from the street, not a lot. we're told today they hope to raise a little over $3 million all told, suzanne. >> he's hitting a lot of different groups there in new york ought at once. all right. jessica, we're going to take a quick break and then we'll come back and, of course, we'll listen in on president obama live as soon as he starts that commencement speech. thanks, jessica. and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ [ male announcer ] you're at the age where you don't get thrown by curveballs. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to get things done. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is health

i love these kinds of uptown hall where is people actually, you know, go after the candidate and givet unscripted moment of the town hall. romney says i'll have to get back to you on that one. mitt romney criticized for his wealth and his swiss bank accounts. it will be interesting to see who supports that man who was asking the questions. ashley, mitt romney is trying to make this a referendum. mitt romney says h he's not doing a very good job. down to 8.1%. it was during his borrowing in the first few months in office that he said the borrowing would keep the unemployment rate below 8%. 39 months later, it's still not below 8%. >> you'll hear more from that tomorrow from romney in michigan. >> we're hearing a lot of it out of europe, too. there may be some reverberations. maybe he'll be able to tie things together. talk to me about how the president is in ohio, ohio, o o ohio. but also virginia. >> exactly. i was there on saturday when the president had his first kickoff rally. and then again on virginia the next day. this morning they released a new campaign commercial. they say it

for more to have day's markets, let's head uptown to bertha coombs. >> thank you.r helped in terms of the commodity losing streak. but we had a tech losing streak. the tech sector down nine days in a row, only the second time it's ever happened. getting a bounce here this morning despite weakness in chips. it's a fractional bounce. looks like sellers are getting tired. social media continues to do well. you had sina, the social site portal in china beating by a penny. still posting a loss. a narrower loss. it does say it could have more losses because of wivo, the twitter like social media site that it is going to be investing more in. overall, take a look at the social media names that continue to climb higher ahead of the facebook offering. if you can't have fb, you might have some of their other peers. cisco helped moving things higher in terms of impact. it's getting an upgrade over at barclay's. barclay's said you can't lose on this right now. the fact that the stock has come off either they do better because the economy improves, if they don't, you don't real

boat and came to ellis island and you lived in a tenement on the lower east side but your kid moved uptown, and your grandkid went to college and got a nice place in westchester county and then your great-grandchild got mixed up with robert f. kennedy, jr. and tried to destroy the great industrial strength of the united states that enabled your family to move up. that kind of mobility is destroyed by big -- i think by big government. we're becoming -- there is declining social mobile in the united states, which in a way i think strikes at the vary heart of the american ideas. >> host: next call from martha in south carolina. >> caller: hi, peter, thank you for another three hours of learning and c-span. >> host: thanks for watching good to hear from you. last time we talked to you is when david mccullough was here. >> all these great authors. isn't this a great country? every state is so different and to hear mark talk about the differences between new hampshire and vermont, we always summer in maine, and i think maine is a very independent state, former governor king of maine, who was ind