it's not just super-sized sodas here in new york. he is taking a model that he built here in new york which is using his private money to support organizations and constituencies that are useful politically to him, and issues that he cares about, and he's branching it out to cities not only around the united states but around the world. so he really is almost like a one man stimulus program for these cash-strapped local governments who don't have the money to spend on new innovations, new programs. he's taking his personal fortune and spending it and building an international coalition or at least, that's the plan. >> well, the fact that he spent $125 million just to improve road safety globally? only mayor mike could be doing that. >> yes. very wonky kind of down in the weeds work but that's what he cares about. >> let me just say, i feel like that's the mayor at his best. road safety is precisely, there are issues sometimes he champions that are those technocratic issues that don't have political traction. >> or don't inspire parti

in new york. he's joining me now to discuss this. mr. klein, doorgood morning. >> second degree man slotter to include bully side. wouldn't most bullies be considers juveniles? >> the legislation would merely bring stalking laws as well as aggravated harassment laws into the 21st century, the digital age. we can bring cases against young people for stalking and aggravated harassment. i think just adding the crime of cyberbullying to crimes makes a lot of sense. i think we have to be mindful of the fact that things have changed. words can kill. you know in the past we used to tell our kids sticks and stone can break your bones but words can never harm you. now we're seeing words can kill. >> the survey that we mentioned the results again, they are alarming, 68% say that they had witnessed or been the victim of cyberbullying, 70% believe that cyberbullying should be illegal. 94% identified at least one form of cyberbullying in the survey. why does your legislation only target cyberbullying. >> i thi

new york does. other states do. other states get back more than they send to washington but that's the point of a federal union. so to simply say under any given area that we send our state send more to washington or more taxes collected than we get back does not demonstrate inequity or equity. there may be good reasons for that and you may want to make an argument that overall they have a deficit with the federal government but there may be good reasons for that too. when many of these formulas were set up, the educational formula, for instance, a lot of states send more money to washington that gets paid back in education than they get back. other states it's the other way around. because when because it was decided that richer states should subs die poorer states. the fact is, that's the way a federal union operates and if you want to say a federal union shouldn't operate that way, we should start saying that it's unfair, then you're questioning the entire basis of our constitution. frankly there's no equity in t

today are to say goodbye to anonymity on the internet a new bill in new york wants your name on every comment you post and everything you do is this a logical step for the sake of security or a breach of free speech rights we'll take you to the big. plus trapped in a legal limbo dozens of guantanamo bay prisoners have been cleared for release but only a few have actually been set free so why is the pentagon still detaining men they deemed innocent delve into this with the author of the guantanamo files. and if you think the u.s. is still the land of opportunity you may want to keep dreaming one well respected economist says the american dream is now a myth or give you a few good reasons why it's harder to improve your socio economic status today than ever before. it is monday june eleventh five pm in washington d.c. my name is christine and you're watching our t.v. well some interesting news came down this afternoon that may cause some of you to want to take cover but should at the very least cause all of us to take notice the u.s. navy has confirmed that an unmanned aerial vehicle a

san francisco and white plains, new york ci new york. the most expensive city in the world, tokyo, japan. >>> the websites you visit could soon be getting a name change. today some 2,000 proposals for new internet address suffixes could be unveiled. sites could end in .food o or .lol. it will take months to go through all the names and weed out the acceptable ones. potential sites had to pay close to $200,000 just to submit their potential -- i can never get that word. potentially new domain name. >>> the euro 2012 soccer tournament turned violent. dozens of people were arrested after a game. the riot spilled out into the street after the game between the two countries. before the match, they pelted russian fans with rocks and bottles. the two countries have a tense history dominating back to soviet domination of poland after world war ii. >>> all i have to say is, take a look at this. >> there it goes. right center. see you later. and it's off the sign, even with the restaurant. >> how do you like that? bryce harper absolutely crushed a

>>> summertime in new york. you have to love that poor air quality, stinky subways, beautiful weather conditions. today's going to be about 100 degrees from central park all the way up to boston and down to washington, d.c. this could easily end up being the hottest day of the entire summer. keep that in mind and also the weekend looks a lot better too. so who is in the lead right now? already 85 it feels like in philadelphia and in boston. here's the predicted high temperatures later today. everyone on the i-95 corridor up near 100 degrees. notice the cooler air for buffalo and pittsburgh. that will arrive in the big cities of the northeast come late friday. the rest of the country, already getting that relief. chicago your heat wave is done. kansas city also to st. louis, you'll appreciate the cooler air as it moves in during the day today. for new england, again, you have to wait until tomorrow and then by saturday highs will only be in the low 80s and humidity way down. i think you'll much appreciate it. com

anytime the "new york times." i don't sit next to his desk i don't know what he was thinking, it's very interesting angle. do i think that people have a bullying mentality nowadays. i think it's a tough time to be a white man in america where the minorities are really taking over to be quite honest. you have noticed on the show people are willing to vote for an atheist, the latinos are stepping out. minorities are outnumbering all whites in america and by 20042 you are going to have more. >> laura: how do you go from that to the republics are like will the bullies on the bus making fun of an overweight elderly woman. >> white man's party the minorities the latinos. >> she is white. right, but she is white. she is an elderly person and last time i checked the republics haven't been bullying elderly white people. i don't understand that let me say to cathy. here is what i hear a lot on my radio show and in my facebook comments. people who are hard working people of all colors background ethnic background so forth th

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in new york we have george samuel he is a journalist foreign policy analyst and author of the new book on humanitarian interventions bomb for peace and in boston we cross it john walsh he is a political activists and contributor to antiwar dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want john if i go to you first in boston how would you assess the state of american empire because we have a democrat in power doesn't look that much different to republican was in power so what is the state of the american empire in your mind well it's nice to be on and to join this discussion i think the very way you put it american empire is something that we don't often hear in the united states for many people the idea that we have a military empire despite our one thousand bases around the world is a new idea or one that they might not have considered all. but i think you know john if i can did ask you why is that why is that the case you think i mean what with hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of mace bases around the world a global presence of a mili

secret details of covert operations ending up on pages of the new york times. is this just good reporting or part of an agenda to build up our president's image? and where is the media concern about our nation's security? answers next on news watch. ley running. then get some blades spinning, paper sanding, and bits turning. let's motor to the only place that carries our favorite tools... for our favorite people... armed with a budget and a mission... and see what happens when we put those tools to work for us. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now, get the ryobi four-piece 18-volt super combo kit, just $99 - our lowest price ever. >> there's been a disturbing stream of articles in the media, and common among them is that they cite leaked classified or highly sensitive information in what appears to be a broader administration effort to paint a portrait of the president of the united states as a strong leader on national security issues. >> senator john mccain expressing concerns, his concerns and others laufg the house intel ag

>> no, i live here in new york city. >> jimmy: you're in new york? >> oh, absolutely. >> jimmy: then you could go to providence. [ cheers and applause ] that's two for two. >> let's hear it for new york. >> jimmy: you could go somewhere east coast. and go -- >> i could. >> jimmy: berkshire vermont or something. >> i could just go to queens. >> jimmy: go to queens! that's great! [ cheers ] they've good food. >> oh, they've great food. they got good indian food. >> jimmy: do they really? [ scattered cheers ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there was a bird. that bird just got loose. >> is that what it was? >> jimmy: bird just got loose. yeah. in the audience. >> going into a restaurant. >> jimmy: is there good indian food in queens? i love indian food. >> oh, yeah. i can't remember what the neighborhood is called. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'll get it from you afterwards. >> crown heights? >> audience: jackson heights. >> jimmy: jackson heights. there you go. any specific name? >> audience: elherst? >> jimmy: elherst? >> elherst? >> jimmy: he's just

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now even the "new york times" did not have pay walls. maybe we not would have been able to overtake them, so there are trade-offs. at the same time, a new revenue line is going to be through apps. you know, people are much more used now to paying for especially ipad apps. i mean, we have a new magazine app for the ipad that's coming out on june 14th which is absolutely gorgeous. it's beautifully designed. it takes -- you know, "the huffington post" now has 1,500 stories a day. >> 1,500 stories a day. it's very easy to miss a lot of them, even if you are in the editor-in-chief. >> even if you have that thing by your bedside and you wake up in the middle of the night. >> so we pick the best of the stories every week and like, you know, beautiful stones, we put them in a setting, and that's something for which we're going to be charging, but that's a different thing. you know, the web is going to be free. if you want to have everything curated in a beautiful app once a week on thursday that you can take to bed and read over the weekend. >>

>> bob: this is fascinating for people watching the new york. america could care less. >> eric: i found this interesting. all the democrats, especially those testifying today were saying it's a witch hunt. in 2007, they brought roger clemens to the hill to testify if he did steroids 20 years ago. that wasn't a witch hunt that was good legislation, i guess. this isn't a witch hunt? >> andrea: this is not a witch hunt. we had a border agent that died. a gun running program went awry. this is my issue. i think on some level bob is correct. we talk about it every day. we may lose viewers talking about it in detail. this is different than monica lewinsky. >> bob: this has riz on the the level in -- riz on the the level of scandal, watergate. >> dana: president obama run as a senator against the president of the united states asked seven u.s. attorneys to be replaced. he ran against that. he said it was inappropriate. the executive power, bullying and all this stuff. now the thing is -- this is one reason people don't like washington. you can pick up

>> sandy, well, you live in new york. like those of us that live in new york know, everything is more expensive. the thing i need to tell you about health insurance coverage. it's cheaper in new york but may not be the same in illinois or california. you may get lower premiums in the state and different for individuals versus self-employment coverage. that's something to consider. in fact, you're talking about trying to become an entrepreneur to get a lower premium on your health insurance. that may not be the reason. they are going to want to see you've been doing this peribusi for a period of time. the thing to consider if you're looking around, get a high deductible, get hsa, health savings account. put some money in that. that will be helpful. if you decide to stick with what you have or not open a business, go to an association, get a large group plan. >> good luck. don't do anything illegal. we don't want your next skype from prison. that would be bad. >>> alley from toledo, ohio. she's on the phone. good morning, a

he attended adds mayor of new york but chair of a novel organization called c40, comprised of the mayors of 58 of the world's laernlgest cities who are committed to combating climate change. why this agenda? why mayors leading the charge? the answers are interesting. take a look. >> mayor bloomberg, pleasure to have you on. >> thank you for having me. >> you have set out in your agenda for rio a very ambitious target. you want to get greenhouse gas emissions down maybe one billion tons by 2030. can a network of mayors do this without the cooperation of your national governments? >> well, it would be easier if the national governments did something, but i think it's fair to say 20 years ago there was this meeting in rio. here it is rio plus 20 and they have done very little. federal governments and even state governments within countries basically have been immobilized by conflicting interest, conflicting views of what science is and the ability to -- the inability to lead. they are immobilized because they don't want to take tough votes and alienate half of the constituency. mayors don't

the rest do. >> it's isolated the new york city and new york state. >> bob: 3.7%. everybody can look at this and say of course. >> dana: you don't think you are paying for somebody to eat or take care of themselves. spend it on strip clubs -- >> bob: imagine election year anybody voting against this bill? >> dana: who is going to say this? how big is the problem? 3.7%. >> eric: i think it's higher than that. 3.7% of the cases they find and they know about. you know you can take ebt card, walk down the street and go to any bodega and say give me half the money on the card in cash. >> bob: i can go to the garage next door and buy ounce of cocaine. what does that mean? >> greg: don't oust the garage. >> eric: therein lies fraud. that's illegal. you don't count that. >> bob: with all the people on food stamps keep in mind, vast, vast majority don't do that. in new york city, con artist on earl corne corn -- every cor. >> dana: the small percept doing it are bad apples that spoil the bunch. they are taking from other citizens who could then -- >> bob: this will cost new

new york is bigger. there's the financial services industry which you mentioned actually london has more people employed in finance and banking. i think it's a very good case for saying that london is going to intensify and already is the financial capital of the world and will entrench that lead. i'll tell you what, because if you're a banker, if you're based in shanghai and you want to do a deal in -- or you want to do a deal in rio or wherever on the same day, you're going to need an office in london. anlondon is the world capital of the brits. so the big growth economy of the 21st century, you're seeing various firms listing in london, you'll see companies listing in london, you'll see them locate offices in london. >> rose: things are made here in new york and they're just carried out in london. >> i humbly beg to disagree with that. if you look at some of the investments that are being made over the last, just in my time as mayor by some of the big american finance houses, you can see the huge impo

new york is bigger. there's the financial services industry which you mentioned actually london has more people employed in finance and banking. i think it's a very good case for saying that london is going to intensify and already is the financial capital of the world and will entrench that lead. i'll tell you what, because if you're a banker, if you're based in shanghai and you want to do a deal in -- or you want to do a deal in rio or wherever on the same day, you're going to need an office in london. and london is the world capital of the brits. so the big growth economy of the 21st century, you're seeing various firms listing in london, you'll see companies listing in london, you'll see them locate offices in london. >> rose: things are made here in new york and they're just carried out in london. >> i humbly beg to disagree with that. if you look at some of the investments that are being made over the last, just in my time as mayor by some of the big american finance houses, you can see the huge im

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and so i went to look for the revolution in new york and new jersey. the revolution in the 11:00 news rooms weather map of the new york area. >> what did you find? >> well, i mean, growing up you about boston, the tea party. emerson wrote a poem about it. all the stuff about virginia and virginians. and so you can attend to think new york didn't have much to do with anything. but i discovered that it all happened here. it all happened here. i kind of want to start a battle and say yeah, yeah, i know this siege of boston and all that, but washington and the continental army pretty much, you know, jabbed in and around new york city which was british controlled for pretty much the whole war. so then it becomes wow, why did they can't there and not here? what did these hills matter? that's the most fun question for me. in the whole world, what did these hills matter, what do the hills have to say? >> one of the things you did here, there's a picture on the cover of you in a rowboat, was you escape from manhattan. what was that about? >> i did. i escaped fr

the same is true in the west village in new york -- in manhattan. so this isn't about communities with high populations of color. this is about a policy that follows black and latino people wherever they go in the city and it's about stopping them and throwing them up against the wall. whether they've done something wrong or not. >> we have 30 seconds. heather, the last word. >> police have to be courteous. they have to explain their actions. they're trying to protect people. 10,000 minority males are alive today who would have been killed -- >> that's such a baloney statistic. don't throw around fake numbers. it's absolutely not true. look at the numbers and -- >> 1990, and we have -- >> when did -- >> we're going to continue this discussion. >> come on. >> we better stop and be not frisky tonight. donna lieberman, heather mcdonald, thank you so much. >>> there's a lot more coming up in the next half hour on "the ed show." stay tuned. >> the supreme court refuses to take the alan keyes birther case. >> it's not alan keyes' opinion that matters. why

now, back to judy. >> woodruff: and we turn to a new plan to improve public health in new york city. it's attracting national attention and raising questions about whether thgovernment is going too far. city hall's new target: that bottle of soda you may be drinking. new york city's image may be larger-than-life, but part of it's in for a downsizing. mayor michael bloomberg is formally proposing a 16-ounce limit on high-calorie drinks sold by restaurants, movie theaters, and other vendors. grocery and convenience stores would be exempt, as would diet sodas and milk-based products. the mayor made his case on msnbc. >> it's not perfect, it's not the only answer, it's not the only cause of people being overweight but we've got to do something. >> woodruff: bloomberg has campaigned against obesity, since becoming mayor. the city already banned trans- fats in restaurant food and required chain restaurants to list calorie counts on menus. in 2010, bloomberg supported a state tax on soda-- a measure that failed in the legislature. today, the new york beverage association characterized the m

in grammersy park in new york. this club he decorated with images of his father, junius brute its boobrutus booth and ft whip his father's costumes, stage swords and paraphernalia. the club was also filled with treasures. treasures donated by its wealthy and distinguished membership. first folio editions of shakespeare, sculptures, paintings. edwin's club was a gathering place for high achievers, for geniuses, for men of rare talent and ambition. and included people, as i mentioned earlier, like mark twain, growerer cleveland, the investor, nicola testtra. at the club surrind by great talents, edwin booth was never troubled by illusions to the assassination. everyone at the players pretended edwin had nerver had brother and they never spoke the name in the actor the presence, but it you visit there today and you see this room he lived in unchanged, you'll see by his bed at eye level still hanging there today something the actor looked at every morning and every night. a photograph of john wilkes booth. over the yea

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holmes filed for divorce in new york, new york is an equal distribution state. in california is community property state everything is split 50/50. >> they probably have a prenup but some people, some experts that i talked to right before the show tell me that holmes filed in new york because she wants to remain in her new york home. >> the guy that the lamb on h7d 47th is not an expert. no. >> he is the lamb of god, greg. >> and sources telling tmz that katy filed for divorce because tom would be going deep into the church of scientology. this is her word, as told by a source, i then read off a computer. i really can't be held liable. but apparently they say she is filing for sole legal custody because she doesn't want tom to control decisions related to hits religion. >> and days of thunder -- >> sadly this divorce led to today's bigger tom cruise story, apparently he get bird poop facials. they report, it's news. cruise is a fan of an expensive treatment that applying it as face mask. >>> do you know where the bird poop comes from? >> bird. it's a bird. >> i

>> well, i was born in new york. >> rose: right. >> and i had been completely happy in new york until i was five when i was ripped out of new york city and plopped into beverly hills by my parents who went out there to become screenwriters. >> rose: and did. >> and did. and the thing, the thing that is probably one of my earliest whole memories, a whole paragraph of memory is of standing on line at nursery school in doheni drive in beverly hills and looking around at all this incredibly beautiful sunshine and happy laughing children and saying to myself what am i am doing here. i knew it, i knew it at the age of five. and i thought i'm in the wrong place. and i've got to get out of here. i think a lot of kids have this growing up, by the way. i think a lot of people who end up in new york city are people who always felt this, wherever they were growing up. i didn't feel it until i was suddenly in the wrong place and i knew it was the wrong place. >> rose: now here we are at new york, a landmark, you, this city is you. you can't imagine even though you spent a few years in los angeles

new york. and money makes the world go round when the high yield savings rates start dropping do we have to save our money in the pirate way or simply hide it in a sock resident laurie hofmann as gauged opinion on the streets of the big apple. do you trust your bank with your money this week let's talk about that the banks that we have all money on is like they all are doing in swiss francs most of it so all this is like save us currency at the moment in europe so we're feeling pretty good we're on the good side you and you're here in new york laughing at us with their silly dollars not really well. compared to the your it's getting stronger and stronger i mean i do so what do you trust about the punk mortgages they're investing in. well no. derivatives market well no i don't trust people they've got control of all your mother his sister personal you know. it might be the best business a personal say so what's the alternative what can we do about it because i think a lot of people feel that way

new york. and money makes the world go round when high yield savings are started dropping do we have to save our money the pirate way or simply hide it in a sock our own resident laurie hoffman is gauged opinion on the streets of the big apple. do you trust your bank with your money this week let's talk about that the banks that we have all money on is like they all are doing in swiss francs most of it so all this is like save us currency at the moment in europe so we're feeling pretty good we're on the good side you and you're here in new york laughing at us with their silly dollars not really well. compared to the your it's getting stronger and stronger i mean i do so what do you trust about the punk mortgages they're investing in. well no. derivatives market well no i don't trust people they've got control of all your mother his sister personal you know. they might be the best business is a personal say so what's the alternative what can we do about it because i think a lot of people feel th

in the contrast between new york and kansas. because louise brooks grew up in wichita. her chaperone was from wichita. kansas had been enjoying prohibition of alcohol. that's where carrie nation was from. my protagonist probably would have been hoping that prohibition passed and celebrating it and seeing it as a victory for women. whereas, new york was not at all pleased about prohibition as a whole. >> right. >> they had a different understanding. >> i've also heard she had a lot of famous boyfriend. >> louise brooks? >> yes. >> when she was 18 she was dating a married chaplain who was 36. >> he could have used that $550 ring that leaves an imprint on his finger. >> exactly. >> he was one of the famous guys. any other notable names in her history? >> he's the biggest. he's the biggest. you know, she didn't have a lot of romantic luck. she kind of chased after the wrong men. i think had a hard time really truly relating and loving people and letting herself be loved. >> by the way, i'm terrell by the way. the guy that doesn't kn

brian ross, abc news, new york. >> how scary is that? now there's talk about what laws can be, you know, crafted together to prevent some of this in terms of consumer protection here. i have one question i saw this story last night. are people so unaware of the finances they aren't entirely clear as to what they owe on particular card or bank loan or mortgage or whatever that they would be that susceptible to thinking they owe thousands? >> i think the point is that they are bullied into this and called repeatedly. sometimes up to eight times a day and i think that -- they may not be privy to that information or may not be smart enough to figure it out go online and see the balance. >> the elderly or folks who just get confused or scared easily. >> people that may not be as internet savvy as you or i would be. >> and that's not savvy. >> well, that isn't saying a whole lot. i still have my typewriter. >>> straight thaed, our friday rewind. >> the week just gone by. highlights, low lights and russell brand. you're watching "world news now

jersey, new york city, now trying to dive down toward york, pennsylvania. we've had some thunderstorm warnings with these. but these are going to make their way to baltimore and philadelphia for your morning drive. keep that in mind. there's a few storms heading to the new york state throughway. we do have heat advisories, heat warnings in place from kansas city to indianapolis and a heat warning around philadelphia. how hot? look at that. charlotte, around 104. d.c., around 100. and we're still just as hot all the way through the mississippi river valley. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look outside your window. no break today. we're watching the heat continue to spread. raleigh, 102. another very hot day around cincinnati. if you're lucky, you'll get some of the thunderstorms and clouds to heavy cool you off. triple-digit heat continues in the areas right through sunday. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up euro steps to the plate blackberry sours and a six-figurier cab nair that comes with its own wine maker. sounds good, isn't it. your

a ton in new york city. were they busted? >> absolutely not. the kids would tell us about the areas you get busted in. never in manhattan. you are never busted in park slope or even certain parts of williams berg but queens and the bronx, you are going to get busted, especially if you are black. >> that's interesting. >> in man hattedan, there are a lot of rich folksmented in the end, it comes down to class. >> absolutely. everyone is smoking we'd. there are a lot rich white kids in manhattan smoking we'd but they are not the ones getting arresteded. there are a lot rich white kids in manhattan smoking weed but they are not the ones getting arrested 56 all of the sudden -- not all of the sudden support marijuana. is this where they do to de decriminalize a small amount of possession so at least they don't have it on their record? absolutely. it's a huge step in the right direction. all over the united states, our entire country has been in this skits phren i can't about what do we do about weed, the legalization of it? there are states that hav

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today, there are nine joes in new york city and 150 employees. there's also a website and catering business. still, here in new york for every joe there are dozens of starbucks. new yorkers consume gallons of coffee, and, not just tall caramel frappuccinos. there are plenty of coffee purists. so, why not open more joes? rubinstein says they might. but, staying small can be beautiful, too. >> we can go to each shop everyday if we need, we're very in touch with the staff and we know everyone by name. and, we do worry if we open too many or we try another city, we'll lose that magic of still feeling like you're part of the community and still having this ma and pop feeling will go away. >> reporter: speaking of ma and pa, joe is a family run business, probably part of its success. rubinstein's father bankrolled the first store, and today, his sister is a partner. >> we've never not gotten along in business and in life. i think we got lucky when we were little kids. i came home on his fourth birthday i was born, and he took to me literally like i was

today, there are nine joes in new york city and 150 employees. there's also a website and catering business. still, here in new york for every joe there are dozens of starbucks. new yorkers consume gallons of coffee, and, not just tall caramel frappuccinos. there are plenty of coffee purists. so, why not open more joes? rubinstein says they might. but, staying small can be beautiful, too. >> we can go to ch shop everyday if we need, we're very in touch with the staff and we know everyone by name. and, we do worry if we open too many or we try another city, we'll lose that magic of still feeling like you're part of the community and still having this ma and pop feeling will go away. >> reporter: speaking of ma and pa, joe is a family run business, probably part of its success. rubinstein's father bankrolled the first store, and today, his sister is a partner. >> we've never not gotten along in business and in life. i think we got lucky when we were little kids. i came home on his fourth birthday i was born, and he took to me literally like i was h

rising new york rents are making buying more attractive. some of our viewers thought might with tech and energy sectors in places like new york and san francisco. and richmond boosting demand for commercial space. loan demand, this is good, steady to slightly stronger. and ticket prices up on broadway from a year ago. mandy, here's the thing. >> bottom line it. >> the federal reserve goes into this meeting without a beige book screaming the economy needs help. i don't know that the beige book is the most important factor for the fed. >> how long does it take to aggregate this information? >> over six weeks. it's pretty fresh. it's only a few weeks old. >> but they have to aggregate it, print it, if they could redo the beige book in one day, would it look any different? >> i don't think it would. that's a good question. to me the idea that the job market is what the job market is relative to these anecdotes, i think that changes week-to-week from what employers are saying about capital spending i wonder if there was a ricochet on the jobs ma

good night from new york. kabul throughout the night. first though analysis and opinion starts now. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> instead of creating jobs or helping the middle class, congressional republicans are focused on this politically motivated taxpayer funded election year fishing expedition. >> bill: the white house saying the congressional investigation into fast and furious is bogus. even as attorney general may face a grand jury in the case. >> eric holder said he was going to go over these documents in private. what happens in letter mr. president please protect me i'm about to get in real trouble here. >> bill: we'll have the very latest with megyn kelly. >> at the supreme court those who know don't talk and those who talk don't know. but the factor does know the supreme court will rule next week on whether obama care is unconstitutional. we also know the obama administration is very worried we'll have a report. >> the assumptions are dark. rielle hunter as man hunter, destroyer of marriage, destroyer of j

party new york. coming up to twenty minutes past the hour here in the russian capital some world news in brief you know a taliban suicide bomber disguised as a woman has blown himself up in eastern afghanistan for french soldiers were killed in the explosion and five others wounded it was the second deadly assault on saturday against nato forces france plans to withdraw all of its combat troops by the end of twenty twelve two years ahead of the plan to pull out agreed by the nuns . a lawyer for the international criminal court has been detained in libya after meeting with gadhafi son saif al islam officials claim she was trying to deliver documents that they say posed a danger to national security the law is now being questioned of the house arrest is accused of his role in the killing of protesters during the revolt that toppled his father. a group of russian firms were turned in the ukrainian city of laval valve to russia's match with the czech republic the broader up to his russian supporters emer

the whole company-- it's such a joy to do it in new york. and to live in new york for five months, like if are you like me from a small town outside of london, you dream of just visiting new york, let alone getting to live and work here, you know. let alone meeting someone like you, charlie this is it. this is it my mum won't believe it, you know. >> so you see yourself not as a comedian, but as an actor who does comedy. >> yeah, well, i'm just an acker who is in come in a comedy at the moment. you know, i don't think-- i think if you just just say oh i'm a comedy actor, then you are kind of limiting your ability and capabilities is so i don't consider myself, i've never considered myself a comedian and i am-- i am just an actor who is in a comedy at the moment. and you know, you always want to surprise people. and i hope that the next time i get to come and work it will be in something completely different to this. and then different again. and that's the key i think to having a long and sustainable career, you know, touch wood. >> exercisi

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r t new york. some moral news in brief for you this hour a taliban suicide bomber disguised as a woman has blown himself alban eastern afghanistan for french soldiers were killed in the explosion and fireball there is wounded it was the second deadly assault on saturday against nato forces france plans to withdraw all of its combat troops by the end of two thousand and twelve two years ahead of the planned pullout agreed by the alliance. they were for the international criminal court has been detained in libya while traveling to the town where gadhafi son saif al islam is being held officials claim she was going there to deliver documents that they say posed a danger to national security the lawyer is now being questioned under house arrest . so you follow islam is accused of his role in the killing of protesters during the revolt that toppled his father. eurozone finance ministers are set to discuss a possible rescue package for spain's beleaguered banks which could ask for help this weekend the i

as far as the new york issue goes, new york decriminalized marijuana possession in the 1970s. there was a loophole in that law, though, in which when people, if they displayed marijuana in public, they were still subject to a misdemeanor arrest. what's happened is the new york city police have used that loophole to ignore the intent of the legislature and the law and find ways to make arrests of people for marijuana. what they would do is question people, frisk them, get them to empty their pockets and when marijuana came out, arrest them for displaying it, which just so happens mostly it was blacks and hispanics who would be subject to this treatment. that's the purpose of the reform. >> the governor saying it is unfair and he believes that it can ruin a young person's life and said you shouldn't go through life if you're possessing a small amount of marijuana. the reason we're doing this, a whole lot of people do, especially on a saturday night, people look forward to doing it, and it's true, it's true. why do people, you know, want to believe that people just don't do pot,

i think very similar to new york. >> very similar. i'm... from what i know of new york. i mean, i was always, like, sort of dreamed to come here and study here but it was just easier to go to london. >> jon: what did you... oh, you mean studying acting? >> yeah, to go to acting school. >> jon: i went to an acting school here, and you can see it's not very good. (laughter) you made a much better... (laughter). the choice that you made to study with the masters. whereas i came to new york and... >> jon: what did you study? >> jon: where or what? >> where. >> jon: i studied at a place called h.b. studios. and i can say this now because both teachers are dead. herbertbergoff and uta haggen very talented... >> oh, wow! >> jon: yes and for $5 you could sit in the class and have herbert in the back eating candies going "really?" (laughter) "why are you wasting an old man's time?" he would just flip role lows into his mouth and he'd scorn upon me. for five bucks. >> my teachers as well. by the time i got to the school it was... they were in their sort of twilight years and they

back home on our soil, new information about a new york attorney. suspected of killing his girlfriend. he surgrendered to police last night, after he beat and strangled danielle thomas he pretended she was still alive and sources saying he sent text messages to her friends from her cell phone saying he was her and she was okay. all this as her body was in a bathtub full of ice in their queens apartment. her death come three weeks after she filed an assault complaint against him. >>> the aiforce rocked by scandal, allegations flying of horrendous behavior against female trainees at the hands of instructors and lawmakers on capitol hill are taking a closer look. details on the investigation, coming up. and we have asked you to send us images, from those powerful storms, so we can share them with our viewers. and, you have responded. the pictures of the damage from your eyes, your cameras, fox viewers in charge of the story. plus, the wild scene at a baseball game, after nature comes out swinging. unreal. >> trying to contain the tarp... . we built the