. >> lo and behold it ran them into a maintenance man. >> it's legal to do what i'm doing in the entire city. snack you were not panhandling in any way shape or form. not saying it's right. >> he has been arrested using several traffic cameras so they can spot the vehicles. >> i'm in bayonne and drag park to catch up with the superhero. >> cap today on. captain bayonne. our mission is to promote a healthy lifestyle through exercise and clean up the park a little bit. >> you are chasing a story that rings the shocking nature of times square to a whole new level. what's the story? >> i was in times square yesterday in another case when lo and behold iran dab into a native man. he was fully nude in body painting. and igula is as the man who started the whole body painting and nudity in times square in 2011. i was surprised but when i saw him fair he's very well-known and i was a little shocked when i saw him with an army of supporters. the annual nyc body painting day. yesterday's event was unannounced. >> it's legal to do what i'm doing in the entire city. if they make times square public

after he made that speech, people got so excited, they carried him out on their behold, hend lo and was nominated as the presidential nominee at the eight of -- age of 36. the impact he had on public , i think this country very few people realize the impact he had both on the democratic party and on policy in general. on the scene, the democratic party was the more conservative party, and bryan was very much a liberal in his politics, very conservative in his religion. he turned the party on its head and it has never gone back. he was really the predecessor to franklin roosevelt, the new deal , and president johnson's great society. in the wall street journal did a feature article comparing obama to bryan. >> the c-span cities were of lincoln nebraska continues tomorrow with the literary life of the state capital. we will look at the letters of novelist, will it have other -- willeck hazer. that starts at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow on c-span. >> tonight, on the

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. >> i see hillary clinton as being beholding to corporations where bernie sanders is getting his support from the people he claims to represent. >> reporter: sanders has been narrowing the gap with clinton, in recent polls ranking even with her. as much as he's drawing to democratic voters, he wants to attract more blacks and hispanics. he calls for free higher education, more government funded jobs, sanders promises to protect black voting rights. >> i would like to see her touch on it. he will probably steal a lot of votes from hillary. >> reporter: what are sanders has refused to do is confront clinton. i'm not going to engage in personal attacks and character assassination. >> reporter: he has impressed some. >> he did have an answer. but he said i will do more research. that's a good sign. he could have brushed the question off as some people do. >> reporter: the first primary voting is five months away. time enough to make clinton's nomination once regarded as inevitable, increasingly less assured. >>> some sports news now. bolt has boosted his bid on the track. he won his heat in

for zero dollars you can go on, fill out an online form, takes about 15, 20 minutes to do, lo and behold you're a presidential candidate. i've talked to the chairperson ann ravel, asked her that question. why couldn't you put in a $25, $50 filing fee? they don't have that in the regulations now. she says it's probably not a bad idea from celebrating the wheat from the chaff. member butt mccubbins, trying to run for president of the united states. >> sydney voluptuous but tocks, does the fpc think it is funny? >> there are three different joe bidens who are running, even not the vice president of the united states. ghosts and cartoon characters and others -- >> go for it dave, you can say it! >> i'm kidding. you go to the federal database and see it all, it's pretty colorful. there's a practical implication. it's a very cash strapped agency, they don't have a lot of staff, relatively small, they really don't want to be bothered with having to do what effectively is required of them when somebody files no matter who they are, cartoon character or otherwise. they've got to process and repor

as the old adage goes, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. but trump's comments about heidi klum have a few people scratching their heads. the presidential hopeful was quoted in the "new york times" as saying of the super model, sadly, she's no longer a 10. klum responding, letting this video do the talking. >> oh! >> reporter: adding #, i had a good run, and trump's trump. >> i never thought about or worried about what people think. >> reporter: she's not the only woman who's had her looks evaluated by trump. he was unimpressed by kim kardashian and jennifer lopez. in the old days, they'd say she's got a bad body. trump sounded off on jennifer law rinse as well. >> who is more beautiful, scarlett johansen or jennifer lawrence? >> i think they're both fine. jennifer has a little skin problem, a little rough with the skin tone. polka dots all over the place. >> reporter: even with all the criticism of the women's looks, the donald remains pretty popular in the polls. >> make america great again! make america great again! >> reporter: more fema

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low and behold this bad was obviously hanging on and pushing, you can actually see she was clearly giving birth. >> jacob is 11 years old so his mother was trying to be as lease graphic as possible. at first it look like a bat dropping. >> something is coming out of its bud and it's not poop. >> it's a giant bad shape poop is. >> then her son started asking questions, is that a baby right there? >> it's coming out of the butt, she's catching it in her wing. >> then her son kept asking questions because the way that back a birth it uses its way to create some kind of basket underneath to catch the newborn. >> totally efficient. >> right so jacob asked mom. >> is this what it was like when you are giving birth to me? we just hanging on to something we just like swaying, where you want a swingset when you're giving birth to me question mark. >> needless to say it was an awkward about miraculous. there collaborating with the new jersey wildlife foundation. they have a live webcam which streams on the wildlife conservation website. they work with them and they've analyzed the bassinet found ou

as the old adage goes, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. but trump's comments about heidi klum have a few people scratching their heads. the presidential hopeful was quoted in the "new york times" as saying of the super model, sadly, she's no longer a 10. klum responding, letting this video do the talking. >> oh! >> reporter: adding #, i had a good run, and trump's trump. >> i never thought about or worried about what people think. >> reporter: she's not the only woman who's had her looks evaluated by trump. he was unimpressed by kim kardashian and jennifer lopez. in the old days, they'd say she's got a bad body. trump sounded off on jennifer law rinse as well. >> who is more beautiful, scarlett johansen or jennifer lawrence? >> i think they're both fine. jennifer has a little skin

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now behold the drinkable book. pages could offer a new way to filter water around the world. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. a bomb blast ripped through today,d's capital killing at least 19 people and injuring more than 100 at one of the city's most popular tourist lots. -- tourist spots. the shrine is located at a bustling intersection usually filled with shoppers and surrounded by five-star hotels, but today it was the scene of chaos and bloodshed. a warning, you may find some of the images in this report distressing. reporter: it was sheer horror. there is no other way to describe what we saw as we reached the shrine minutes after the blast. this was a powerful and brutally well-placed bomb. the torrent of the crowd praying at this game is shrine. paramedics arrived very quickly. but it was hard to know who to treat in the chaos and the darkness. among the dead, and among so many terrible injuries. big, just listen to the very huge and sounds of oblong. -- ofa bomb. i went there. reporter: there are scenes of here,s

feet tall with thousands and thousands of lights, you can catch the beautiful sites that the island beholds right before your very eyes. it is just something so spectacular. when you head down the shore it is memories like this that get to be created every weekday and fantasy island is only one of the great things they have going on, at least throughout the summertime. lets look at the other things they do have going on here down the shore, first up, if you are planning anything for friday, friday is free movie night, on the beach in brigantine you can watch las vegas at brigantine beach. lah goon boulevard. that is starting at 8:00 p.m. also this weekend in ocean city is 53rd annual boardwalk art a show featuring leading artists from a all over, throughout the east coast. finally in north wildwood, the inlet light house takes part in national light house day on friday a patriotic ceremony starts off the day full of music and artists and more and i have to tell you that i think myself and jake, give us ad in on the camera if you agree here, isn't this a nice change of pace, right next to th

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but lo and behold, in the last hour on thursday, it went up 5.3%. yesterday 4.8%. that's completely inexplicable. this is government buying in the last hour of the afternoon session. joe: one of the things that wu said in the interview is we could see a return of further u.n. weakness after the parade and that maybe the devaluation we saw was just the beginning. he was even talking about the government letting the currency go completely. what's your take on the government's currency policy at this moment? guest: eventually they're going to have to do that because that's the way the economy is going and the currency is at an unsupportable level. they're spending, about $10 billion a day to support the value of the currency. that means in 21 weeks, you go through $1 trillion of reserve, and that number could actually increase. because as people start to realize how bad things are in china, you can see the pessimism build both inside and outside china, therefore you can see even more money coming out of the country. alix: we did see -- take a look at their f.x. reserv

melissa, you're exactly right, it's in the eye of the beholder. one way the fed can ease with tightening baked into the market when they back off that tightening it's an effective ease, melissa. >> damned if you, do damned if you don't, right? >> but is it bakes in, steve? look where the dollar is now and ten-year yields effectively at 2. you really don't have -- we have to watch the short end of the curve. a bull steepening is really what's next i guess. >> put up the ten-year. there we go. there's the dollar. but puppet the ten-year or the two-year, tim, and my snags su get an effective ease by the backing off of those rates. you also get a little bit more inflation and maybe some help to the -- there's the two-year. that mark going over 70 was a clear sign the market was baking in a hike on the short end. there's the ten-year now. it was up all the way 224, 225. so you really for symmetry purposes had almost a quarter point baked out. that's an effective ease. >> steve, real quick, have the extraordinary measures of our fed over the last few ye

out a very angry editorial unscented to the "new york times" which gets about 800 a day and lo and behold they ran it. the next day, german named charles royce from new york called and said i think what you are talking about is important. you figure out a way to help save this music and i will pay for it. with the library's technical help, came up with a state-of-the-art digitizing and lab with scanners, cataloging and storing all of the stuff and came back with a scary figure and sent it to mr. royce and he sent us a check. so it began partly out of my frustration and partly out of mr. royce's generosity to save something he did not know much about. another white guy, this couple, from connecticut, saw their was value here and wanted to be part of it. since then, we have had a number of wonderful donors who continue to help. the prichard family foundation and others that help hey for things we did not know we needed and we should have asked for more money. now it is the largest initiative in the world to identify acquire , digitize the catalog and make accessible this past vanishing lega

) rightfully gets the loudest round of mrous applause weighing we'll do it this morning but low and behold thanks for the hard work the reside opened earlier i came with my daughter and jose and tilly and parsons and others to take a tour to be the 1 people to drive on the presidio parkway it is an incredible experience for those who who didn't come i hope you leave here do create a traffic jam it is unbelievable makes it amazing a different experience and something that we will all be proud of to all involved on behalf of the a grateful city this is a product for generations thank you all for your support (clapping) thank you supervisor farrell and supervisor wiener for those wonderful remarks that captured the moment mayor ed lee and supervisor farrell mentioned was unfortunately unable to come he felt ill he called our office and he sends his congratulations to all of us and we are pleased and effort to have the mayors partnerships of the office of economic workforce development will be telling us a little bit more about the roll in partnering to create jobs and economic development as

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. >> reporter: like beauty history may be in the eye of the beholder, and what seton hall history professor william james hull hoffer sees is downright ugly. >> the new standards have gone completely wrong. >> reporter: this is the document the college board changed, guidance for teachers about what the final exam will cover. new recommended court topics now include the american ideals of liberty, citizenship and self- governance, and the productive role of free enterprise. >> those are republican national committee, presidential, donald trump talking points. >> reporter: critics had slammed last year's a.p. course guidance as unpatriotic. lawmakers in many states went on a rampage, pushing for changes. in colorado last september conservative school board members said the a.p. american history materials should not encourage or condone civil disorder. ( cheers ) that sparked civil disorder, massive community protest. the republican national committee adopted a resolution calling last year's framework biased and inaccurate. ben carson, a republican now running for president, went even further

but lo and behold, in the last hour on thursday, it went up 5.3%. yesterday 4.%. that's completely inexplicable. this is government buying in the last hour of the afternoon session. joe: one of the things that w usaid in the interview is that -- wu said in the interview is we could see a return of further u.n. weakness after the parade and that maybe the devaluation we saw was just the beginning. he was even talking about the government letting the currency go completely. what's your take on the government's currency policy at this moment? guest: eventually they're going to have to do that because that's the way the economy is going and the currency is at an unsupportable level. they're spending, about 10 billion a delay to -- day -- $10 billion a day to support the value of the currency. that means in 21 weeks, you go through $1 trillion of reserve, and that number could actually increase. because as people start to realize how bad things are in china, you can see the pessimism build both inside and outside china, therefore you can see even more money coming out

behold china story -- the whole off oftory, let the dogs the leash, whistle, one of them comes back. jonathan: a remarkable 48 hours. manus: is it? jonathan: for a day. it is not sustainable, where will the real floor come? i got the goldman sachs note. jonathan: if the market pushes it lower, you cut the reference rate. manus: they would like to see a slow drift. they sort of yankton into sixth gear and ripped up the highway. jonathan: soothing words from the people's bank of china. manus, thank you very much. these are the numbers that matter. gdp. a.m. u.k. time, greek 12:30.ting minutes at , the --ail sales economist have not been proved yet with a number that shows a real improvement. that number comes that 1:30 p.m. u.k. time. a two day route that touched almost everything, equities rebounding here in europe. the 5100 is up three quarters of 1%. we come back, we are up by 160 points. that is it for me here on bloomberg tv. best of luck for the rest of your day. ♪ francine: defending the devaluation. the people's bank of china tries to calm nerves about the yuan. manus: scores

>>> quite the sight to behold here in new york city. check this out. incredible images of wild animals put up on the empire state building last night. francis rivera is here. >>> new york city skyline is stunning already. even more so with these images. it was done by a couple of film makers who are trying to make a difference in the world helping to raise awareness of endangered animals. for years the empire state building here in new york has helped honor certain occasions and holidays by lightening up with various themed colors. from the fourth of july's red and blue to the red and green of christmas. even the colors of the rainbow for gay pride week. but last night, the landmark building was showing these images to draw attention to the mass extext. from a snow leopard to a bald eagle. the exhibit the first of the kind using moving images on the building was created by film makers travis and luis. >> i think we're trying to start something here. thinking about what we can do with the world and our lives and the cities. >> we're about to lose half t

and lo and behold -- and it wasn't as touted as i thought it would be -- last year was the lowest number of pedestrian fatalities since record-keeping began in new york city in 1910. how did this happen after the big hullabaloo with all these people getting killed? >> and, you know, you mentioned, yes, we announced vision zero two januaries ago. there had been a spade of tragic fatalities, one in your neighborhood on the upper west -- a few in your neighborhood on the upper west side. we really sprung to action in that year, dot and the nypd and the taxi and limousine commission. we did a lot of roadway in education. we were able up in albany to get the city's default speed limit lowered from 30 to 25 and to get the ability to deploy more speed cameras. plus we just engaged in a lot of public awareness, and i think that definitely helped us. but this is gonna be a multi-year effort. to really achieve something like vision zero, you need real culture change, you need to continue to re-engineer the streets. we're gonna have a lot of years of doing this work. >> how do we look for 2015 so f

it is a case where problem was identified industry thought it a hard but lo and behold they adapted. >> guest: i am not saying we should not do this. >> but i am saying we need to take a balanced approach. >> remember when i said foray notes five ice said it teaches you everything that a lopsided way. otherwise you will crash. >> is highly intellectual person going to the best schools and you are concerned about to be lead is of? >> guest: the reason i am concerned about eliteism because in the university's you can see they think they are the beacon of light. they now want anybody to hear them if they have a business they want to shut it down where does that come from unless you just believe that you are the cat's meow. >> you feel that academic eliteism? >> when did you first. >> to make that transition. scientists and highly acclaimed to surgeons. >> guest: but what really% -- from 2013 was a prayer breakfast because i just spoke my mind and why was concerned because i very much love the nation that we live in and i don't run to see a run by someone else. >> host: talk about chapte

but then he got in and low and behold he is way on top of the polls and a guy like rick perry, 10-year governor of texas, a guy who talks about having one the seventh largest economy in the world doesn't make the cut because of donald trump. >> you have to feel bad for perry after his disasterous debate in performance in 2011-2012. but it might be good for him. i think the rnc made a mistake by delaying the debates and reducing the number. the idea was to reduce the power of the media but you created a vacuum and donald trump filled it. every tv network and newspapers are following trump's every word so they might regret the debate schedule. >> it is the largest field in anyone's political memory. >> it is. it is so huge the news organization that covers the primary sometimes we have five candidates up there. looking at the forum it felt like speed dating. the candidates were forced to speak and move quickly and i think that might happen tonight even though we are dealing with fewer candidates. it is still over five minutes per candidate to talk. it is going to move quickly. >> good th

in one case, the nationwide good of hot dogs, very brand of hot dogs which i behold, i buy, lo and come to the bin where they usually carry them and there's huge three foot by four foot sign that says price rollback. hot just bought the same dog, you know, one week before the price rollback was it went to 86 cents. and the weight went from 16 ounces to 12 ounces. outraged. i called the manager on the phone and said hey, if you don't take the sign down i'm going call the local newspaper and fraud. you for this is outrageous. and across the store, prices for the $10 an hour wage. so there's no free lunch. ost: yeah, how often do you shop there, mark? caller: every week. host: hear from roger in pasadena, maryland. roger?o you think, what's the consumer confidence like? it says you make over $100,000 a year. are you confident in your job situation? caller: i am. operations manager for a trucking company. the company we haul for, their 18% esses went up probably this year. but, again, my same concern that the last caller had being the fact that i'm an operations operation, ing an prior to t

. >> [ laughs ] >> behold the magical transformation and dazzling illumination of star shower laser lights. imagine thousands of beautiful stars like these covering your home and with little or no effort. >> i am blown away! i'm in awe. >> i know. it is so magical. >> it's like we're in the middle of the milky way. >> you're right! >> and here's the thing -- anybody can illuminate their entire home in a matter of seconds. >> it's true, so why don't you just show everyone how easy it is to do? >> here we go! one light...one plug...boom. >> i love it! >> and when i say one light, i'm talking about one star shower with thousands of lights, okay, attached to an extra-long stake to stay above the snow level or the ground cover. and it goes right back in, you're ready to go. >> they really thought of everything, and i just love the pattern it makes, don't you? it seems to cover everything! >> that's 'cause you've got thousands of laser beams. let me show you this. no matter how close or how far away, they never lose their definition. we're talking over 625 square feet of coverage! >> i love it!

the fact of the matter is trump is not beholding on other people's money. jon: barack obama got elected and reelected in large part because of his get out the vote operation and microtargeting. isn't that the opposite of trump? >> there is a question about how broad based it is. is he attracting blacks and hispanics and any lynnials. >> alan is in the first stage of grief. they will come into inner, then bargaining, then acceptance. you'll eventually -- you are moving to anger right here. jon: alan colmes, tammy bruce. thank you. jenna: isis is following through on threats to destroy ancient ruins. jenna: isis destroying ancient ruins in the city of palmyra. last week the terrorists behead an 81-year-old scholar. reports say they used explosives to blow up that ruin. it's a you necessary co-world heritage site. they say it's the worst they have seen since world war ii. jon: an aspiring singer who underwent $100,000 worth of cosmetic surgery to look like justin bieber is missing now. he hasn't been seen for a week and according to friend it's unlike him to n

behold, these are two wind turbines. can you spot the difference? the wind farm on the right was created using digital models and real world location-based specs that taught it how to follow the wind. so while the ones on the left are waiting, the ones on the right are pulling power out of thin air. pretty impressive, huh? now, two things that are exactly the same have have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. >>> a group of high school students are speaking out after being banned from putting names on the jersey. the school district said it cannot do it without giving other causes the same opportunity. something that organizers don't understand. >> i don't see it as a cause but part of the flag. the freedom was bought for through the blood and sacrifice of the heroes we are honoring. >> according to the high school federation only the names of players were permitted. the school is working to figure out other ways for the team to honor the military. a bill working its way through the u.s. senate allowin

behold. >> my girlfriend let the -- eat the grass. >> what would you like police to do. >> i want to press charges. >> against who? your girlfriend for the calf. >> both of them. >> right. so, sir, it is not a criminal, fen to get your calf eat your bacon. okay, we don't arrest cats imvery sorry. >> you know they should arrest cats, dave, do you blame cat or england. >> all of europe for not having a war on drugs, this is what happens. that was an -- cat this is a serious offense, i don't know why it is so fun that english 911 is 999. if you just screamed it out, this man needs help call 999. >> have you been -- have you been so drunk you arrested a cat? >> um. no. >> little cuffs on him. >> i would like to see that done. >> you problems. >> that is true, i will agree with you, i am a dog person, and you are right. >> i need a pear. >> he needed a pear. >> he was certainly under the influence. but i appreciate his fortitude, he was so upset, he did not take matters into his own hands, he did not hurt his girlfriend or cat, he just want them no jail. -- them in jail, but you saw somet

to find out why so many >> reporter:for michael bonfante a healthy majestic redwood is a sight to behold. he's devoted his entire life to all things green - he built the famous tree theme park - bonfante gardens now gilroy gardens. so when he sees dried up suffering trees - it hurts. but as the drought drags on, more trees will shrivel up and die. which means even more fuel for fires. politicos, and it was for maturities would cancel. will snap if it doesn't have flitted. the judge is trying lisa but smog is a nail in the coffin. were suffering from smog they're dying. they're obviously a lot of dead trees. because the drought is so parched. the ceilings from trees die off never get to take root. "condition we go back to being a desert all have our palm trees. " >> reporter: >> dianne: apaches fought along the coastal regions: gate area will clouds fall conditions. in addition into tonight his looks like a 9:00 p.m. partly cloudy conditions tenders still in the '80s for inland valley locations then by a a.m. tomorrow morning pettifogging place temperatures in the '60s by noontime gradual