new york city mayor bill deblasio said "it's about time, isn't it." the parade concluded with a pep rally at city hall. >> the world cup was dream come true but having this parade here in new york city was one of the best moments of my entire life and we all feel the same. so thank you guys for all your support. we really appreciate it. >> i can't discount how important you guys were, the fans of bringing home this world cup for us. [cheers and applause] >> the phillies are out of the frying pan and into the fire. after being shut out for the second straight night by dodgers. phillies in san francisco to face jonathan baumgartner. last night the phils. zach didn't the need that much support. he tossed eight shut out inning. phillies only managed to get one hit. >>> the eagles will open training camp in a little more than three weeks. hallelujah for that. hard for me to say i'm so excited. during his down time malcolm jenkins has been giving back to the community. today in north philadelphia his foundation provided food and essentials for families in n

that ceremony kicks off at new york city city hall at 1:00 p.m. with robin roberts and the mayor and a chance for the country and he city to celebrate. reporting live in new york city, rob nelson, channel 6 "action news." >> enjoy the parade. thanks rob. >>> max will be at the parade in new york city we'll stream it live at 11:00 a.m. look for nora muchanic reports throughout the day on "action news." >>> happening today, the defense is expected to rest in the colorado movie theater murder trial. james holmes told the judge he will not take the stand. he has pleaded guilty by reason of insanity. 12 people were killed and dozens more injured when holmes opened fire at a movie premier in aurora three years ago. >>> an enormous blast curse -- occurs as firefighters go into a house in arkansas. >> reporter: it's going to be a great weekend no matter where you want to spend it. poconos, 70 early and fog and sun, beautiful over the weekend highs in the low 80s. we'll be back with the day planner for philadelphia, and get you set for dinner and movie out

it starts at new york's battery park and end at city hall. and here now is another live look at the parade route. a huge police presence. the women's national team will be the first female team ever honored with a ticker tape parade in manhattan. you see firetrucks there. thousands of people already lining the streets. you can see young children on top of their fathers' shoulders. young little girls, no less, who are growing up watching these young women play just incredible soccer. as we continue to look live here. this is a parade that you know these parades just don't happen all that often. there have been 00200 of them since world war ii. they don't happen quite frankly, and a big portion of that 200 happened between 1945 and 1965. obviously, mostly for new york teams. but there have been individuals, statesmen, like winston churchill who have been celebrated with ticker tape parades. but they rarely happen. they've never happened for a women's team. and this is the first time that people in new york city will have a chance to celebrate -

way of invading new york city. there are oil boats coming from connecticut on british-i controlled rhode island. he will have to come from westchester or more likely from new jersey. the british could not permanently occupy new jersey or westchester, but they want to keep their eyes on it because they don't want the americans facing them from across the river if they can avoid it urine -- avoided. >> in the article, he talks about the loyalists secretly forming their own little militia. did that spread throughout the rest of the country? >> yeah. it is a really good question. you have here is groups that form or in the war. they have no discernible political loyalty at all. there really is an element of outright chaos. in some areas were more chaotic than others. new jersey, westchester, the western carolinas, these were areas of complete chaos, but they would be quite politicized as well. sometimes the fights were almost clan warfare, rehashing some of the fights we had seen in the earth -- the early 1770's. >> in

i'm executive director of the poetry society of new york. >> once love. >> the new york city postry festival is a place where anybody who identifies as a poet in new york city can come and take part. it's a place for the poetry community of new york city to gather. >> i'm tommy. to me, lonely was beautiful only at first sight. >> one of the things that my co-founder and i decided when we formed the new york city poetry festival we wouldn't be choosing all the readers. we would invite organizations from across the city to program their own readings on one of our stages so that way it's not our vision of what poetry is. it's the vision of the entire city. >> there are no words for this, but still some. teach, turns the love around a hundred times in her head before saying love is strange. >> i think a lot of people have this idea about poetry where it's kind of like a lonely art form. you sit alone in your bedroom at night writing and you don't hang out with your friends. you don't go out in the sunshine. so the new york city poetry festival is all about having a fun, beautiful day in the sun

new york governor andrew cuomo weighed in on the debate today, saying the plan to push the new york city council to delay the vote, which was expected tomorrow. how could this debate shape the future of ridesharing in new york city? we have been following this story. our guest is part of a political advocacy group that represents lyft and uber. david, that went fast. david: many folks were wondering if this vote was going to happen. as the week went on, people were taken aback. the momentum was so strong. there were rumors that this would be postponed until the future. there have been talks about deals. it sounds like what has been reported is that there won't be a cap, at least not for the time being. there will be a study. it was interesting talking to the industry and those who represent taxi workers. there is a lot of interest in doing studies on both sides. uber has grown like crazy. it is interesting finding out what those have been. emily: as a visitor, the traffic here is pretty horrible. i do understand the need for a study like this. i want to bring you in to talk about this, j

ending at city hall with an electric rally. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in the 129 year history of new york city's ticker tape parade never before a women's team honored. something the ladies don't take lightly. >> abc's robin roberts was there to introduce the team. >> best player in the world cup, carli lloyd. >> the world cup is a dream come true. having the parade in new york city was one of the best moments of my entire life. >> reporter: the little faces waving flags and smiling in the crowd. >> usa! >> reporter: shining bright everywhere we looked. raise your hand if you play soccer? i can't discount how important you guys were the fans of bringing home this world cup for us. >> reporter: being paraded along the so-called canyon of heroes an honor reserved for an elite few. john glenn, soldiers returning home from world war ii and the country's president. the last time a ticker tape parade solely for a female achievement, 1960 for gold medal figure skater carol height. team usa is proudly taking their victory lap and living out their dream. >> all the women up here on this stage believe in

since 1999 new york city has only held sports ticker tape parades for two sports teams, the new york yankees and new york giants. the last time the city honored a national sports team was 30 years ago to honor the medalist from summer olympics of 1984. tomorrow new york city will buck that trend, because this past weekend, the u.s. national soccer team won the world cup in vancouver. they beat japan 5-2 in a spellbinding display. that game drew a record 27 million viewers, the largest u.s. television audience ever for any soccer game by men or women. two days after their huge world cup win the mayor of new york city bill de blasio announced they would throw a ticker tape parade for the team, the first time a women's sports team of any kind has been honored with one. the parade in manhattan, all the team's 23 players will thereby. the team scrambling to get everything ready for the big day. the excitement level is a little bit nuts. this is mayor de blasio's wife on twitter. quote, the people have spoken and they want a ticker tape parade. the manhattan borough president puts it more

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each inmate costs new york city about $47,000 a year to house and feed. many are awaiting the outcome of their cases or transfer to a state prison. >> arthur damian, step up. bring all your property with you. take your hat off. >> the routine is much the same as it was five years earlier when we visited rikers. men habitually in trouble with the law, cycling in and out. we met damian arthur in 1999 on his fifth visit to rikers. >> you get used to it after a while. once they get back in, you know your surroundings. you feel more comfortable after a while. >> what will now happen is that we will go through our strip search procedure. >> you can't have the boots here. what size you wear? >> 8 1/2. >> guess what, 10 is going to be your lucky number. >> we will take his other property, secure it, his civilian attire, until he's discharged from the facility. in the meantime, he will wear a green uniform throughout his stay in this facility. and that way, we can easily identify him. >> once an inmate is admitted, if he's not considered violent, he shares a dormi

. >> thank you for coming out of the ballpark "chasing news". >> new york city industrial park. see hundreds of immigrant workers fighting to maintain income. >> from the very beginning i thought it was un-american to pick out minority owned businesses to give to a developer's. >> if you took it down they're really is an eyesore i wonder if this is. >> another day in the life. >> we do it. when it comes down to it i ♪ >> coffee plus love equals engagement ring. married a starbucks. a customer. a barista. the wedding took place on july 13 of the starbucks where they found each other. it was a grand a affair. [laughter] >> love it 1st latte. >> you might as well. the surveillance video of a big nose bandit. smashes the window command it happened twice. the man is described as 5-foot ten command i care and a larger than average knows. cigarettes and other items. >> new york city industrial park. the iron triangle. outsiders call it help. those. the sidebar no paved roads heavy flooding. look closer and you will see hundreds of immigrant workers fighting to maintain income. >> i g

new york city's council is considering a bill that would put a cap on uber. another bill would allow the city to study ways to regulate the app based car industry. both are scheduled for a vote on thursday. i mean, this, let's not forget that uber also points out in the email, i got one as well, they want you to tweet at them, mayor de blasio got, i think $500,000 from the taxi and limousine commission in his campaign. david: that is the incredible thing. he says, i do not debate with heads of private corporations over their own self-interests. that is what he says about uber. as though he has no self-interests. the taxi commission bankrolls his run for the mayor. of course he has, everybody has self-interest in this battle. melissa: just own it. be up front about it. his support is sort of bought and paid for on this. he is living up to his commitment there by fighting uber. david: we are living up to our name as new york city place where people fight out in the open. it is coming out now. there is no way the gloves are going to stay on. melissa: no, definit

woman's soccer team are taking over the new york city. >> the new world champions will be the first all female team to be honored with ticker tape parade through the big apple. >> looks like we're part of the crowd. >> we can cheer and dance along. of. >>. >> carli lloyd had a hat trick. first time. >> we'll get a report from rob nelson our sister station live along the parade route in new york city, rob? >> reporter: good morning, guys, if you think about it, this is taking place in new york city, but it's a national event america did fall in love with the team, an incredible group of role models and athletes. they feel the love new york style. new york has been scrambling to put this together since making the announcement on tuesday they were going ahead on short notice try to pull the parade off floats have been built streets closed and media has arrived. the parade kicks off at 1 is a.m. afterwards there will be a special ceremony at city hall in new york that's where i am right now. it will be hosted by robin roberts. a cool fact all 23 members of the team will be here. they will b

teams in new york city. new york city mayor bill de blaz blasio is on this float as well. they expect they will arrive at city hall just before 1:00 where there are 3500 people who are awaiting ceremony. thousands of people. certainly, you know it's summertime so kids are out of school but lots of parents with their children on top of their shoulders so they can get a better view and a peek at these women. i'm joined here on the set, by the way, with a special guest, who coaches in medford, new jersey the medford strikers. one of their star pupils carli lloyd, from new jersey. welcome. >> hello. >> what do you make of what you see here? >> it's great.

it's the most exclusive, craziest, best italian restaurant in new york city. anyways, rao's made spaghetti and meatballs for your mom. >> what? >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: this is one that we can have right here. but they especially -- >> we better taste it. >> jimmy: frank pellegrino's -- we have to -- please. we have to taste it, just so your mom knows it's good. cousin susan -- susan got this for us. so props, you got susan and everyone at rao's. i got this, so, they also threw in, because i told them what was happening. they threw in -- it's a a freeze-dried pack of meat balls and sauce and spaghetti, all this stuff. and a cook book that's autographed as well for your mom. and then, i figured you can just write a little note, because i'm sending this out tonight after the show. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> jimmy: it's gonna get there. [ cheers and applause ] your mom is so thoughtful and awesome. >> oh, my god. you are so kind. >> jimmy: your mom would be like, "what's going on?" and then, she'll get this package tomorrow, like, in the mail.

york city. what's their financial situation, and what's the role of the memoirs in assuaging that? pamela sanfilippo: well, they are -- when word gets out that they've lost this money, there are actually some veterans from the war who send grant money to help him to -- that they loan to him, but he's been offered to write some articles for century magazine about the war, and then encouraged from that to write his memoirs, something that he had never been interested in doing. and it's samuel clemens, mark twain's publishing company that ends up publishing those memoirs for grant, and although he completes them just a few short days before he passed away, he knows that they will bring financial comfort to julia. william seale: well, the first royalty check was $200,000. susan swain: $200,000. william seale: imagine in that day. the book made what, over around a million? it's a great book, a great classic. i recommend it to anyone. susan swain: is that right? still readable today? pamela sanfilippo

. >>> it really is awesome to see videos of different cities this particular one happens to be in new york city where you just capture the people asser ts walking through the streets. >> you say she's wearing a skin tight shirt but not even wearing that. just wearing skin. >> some body paint. >> very good eyes and this model is wearing just her jeans and some heels walking around town. the truth is you guys notice but it seems that most people don't really notice. >> do they not notice or just don't care and it's not illegal for a woman to be topless in new york city. >> that wouldn't mean people still wouldn't be a little taken aback because there's a girl walking around topless. >> in large cities people kind of get lost in the crowd. they probably are just seein woman and kind of looks like she's wearing a blue shirt and they keep walking . >> i think that older gentleman might suspect something, sitting next to her on the subway. >> it was a good paint job. looks like it's tucked in the folds in the would-be material and a pocket over one breast. >> of course at some point she got

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especially in large cities like washington boston and new york city. considered to be prime targets for terrorists as americans come together to celebrate the 39th anniversary of our nation's birth. homeland security telling police to be on guard and standing up special command posts to coordinate with state and local officials to prevent an attack. bryan llenas joins us from battery park in new york city with some of the high-tech measures being used. tell us about it. >> reporter: hi. there is really not much better place to come enjoy july 4th than new york city. got the statue of liberty and in a few hours the macy's fireworks spectacular will start around 9:20. 80,000 pounds of fireworks going off along the east river from manhattan and keeps and brooklyn to enjoy. that means 3 million people on roof tops and in the streets to really enjoy this. the nypd says they have put together their most comprehensive security plan that they've ever put in place for independence day because of this heightened threat, dhs and f.b.i. sending that bulletin two w

>>> big win for uber and battle with the mayor of new york city? was it the campaign or something the governor said? it's "way too early" the show always on the side of a cheaper ride. ♪ >>> good morning everyone. it's thursday july 23rd. i'm ayman mohyeldin. trump will visit this afternoon. he's at top of the recent polls but created a rift with other candidates. donald trump accused rick perry failing to control the southern border. perry fired back. >> a sore of division wrongly demonizing mexican americans for political sport. it is wrong to paint with a broad brush hispanic men and women in this country who have fought and died for freedom from the alamo to afghanistan. he scapegoats hispanics to appeal to our worst instincts. let no one be mistaken. donald trump's candidacy is cancer on conservativetism and must be diagnosed excised and discarded. >> 2061 candidate ted cruz had a different take. >> a great many of the candidates in 2016 for the republican nomination have been sorrow vocal addressggressive advocates of amnesty. it was sad to

they're among 6000 new york city school children who receive dance instruction each week at no cost. but, according to their teacher at great benefit. >> they find a different form to express themselves, they find their self-confidence and you really see them becoming their own person. >> brown: it's the work of the national dance institute, a nonprofit that's been sending instructional teams into new york city schools for nearly 40 years. filling a gap where school budgets fall short, filling a need, says shuen lin, where educational priorities are elsewhere. >> most of the kids in our school, and in any school right now, we're so focused on high- stakes testing. and kids do nothing but basic reading, math, reading math. they sit so much in the school in my classroom and this provides an opportunity for them to not really just get away from learning, because they're still learning. >> brown: ellen weinstein is n.d.i.'s creative director and a longtime instructor. >> the children learn grit and tenacity and to take chances and to learn that it's okay to make a mistake, because if the

and the canyon of heros in new york city where the u.s. women's soccer team celebrating the world cup championship and it's 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "squawk alley" for a friday. joining us today, kara swisher, the co-executive editor of re/code, and kayla tausche. good morning, guys, we want to show awe brief shot of the u.s. women's national soccer team celebrating their world cup championship with a parade in new york city today. they're traveling down the famous canyon of heroes. in lower manhattan. the first time that a woman's sports team has received a ride down that canyon of heroes. of course follows their 5-2 victory over japan on sunday. securing the third world cup title for this country. >> i grew up with the '99 world cup team. everybody idolized mia hamm, i think the ratings also, the highest-rated sporting event. >> for any soccer game in this country, ever. which is just mind-blowing. >> dow up 181, our open strong. let's start with kara and talk about apple shares reboundi

three of the big events are here in new york city and nypd. security measures will be much greater than in years past. using things like counter-terrorism boats helicopters, thousands of local cameras. >> thousands of others uniform and plain clothed officers. >>> last week exercised drills plans we kind of drilled through>> dc police chief homeland security committee said this is the most concern about a terror attack they have seen since 9-11. >> are there specific targets we should be vigilant about this weekend? >> there are no specific threats that we know of. u.s. officials are concerned about things like displays or fireworks displays. where you have big crowds and lots of law enforcement in one place. those are the prime soft targets they are worried about this weekend. >> if you see something, say something. >> thanks, kristin. >> outrage over a flag burning event boils over in new york city. >> you have to come deal with us! >> people standing up for old glory rushed the event put on by an anti cop group in brooklyn. one flag set on

she spoke at a rally in front of city hall. >> well, i'm a jersey girl, philly fan but new york city you guys are awesome. thank you. >> i want the thank my teammates back here because they've been awesome throughout this tournament. the coaching staff support staff, it's been unbelievable. >> i can't discount how important you guys were, the fans of bringing home this world cup for us. [cheers and applause] >> what do you get if you multiply zero by two. yeah, zero. that's the number runs the phillies have put out the last two games. tonight could be another low scoring affair. cole hamels against madison baumgarner. phils travel to san francisco. it's the first matchup of world series m.v.p. pitchers in 11 years. last night one to forget for the phils in l.a. shut out for the second straight night six-nothing. phillies managed a grand total of two hits and they struck out nine times. phillies have now lost 12 of their last 15 games and are 30 yes, 30 games under .500. >>> ton name hamels looking for his first win since before memorial day. phillies have given him a grand total of s

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john harwood joining us from hillary's speech in new york city. when we come back after a break, it's apple versus the feds. why the company's facing some scrutiny today. paypal founder max levchin here to discussion his latest venture. the s&p stringing together a very good three days here. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >>> welcome back to "squawk alley." john steinberg is still with us this morning. a lot of news about apple today including reports that the ftc is reviewing whether the treatment of rival streaming apps is illegal under antitrust law. apple takes a 30% cut of all in-app purchases and some rivals complain the cut forces them to either charge more or lose profit margins. this is all acco

york city. good story. right now i am chilling chilling in an outdoor living room. that's right. ♪ his next undertaking. undertaking. come join me. >> made commuter life a living hell. delayed up to an hour and a half making some writers three hours late to work. jump on and i can tell you much less desirable than one would hope. for every time you think today was the worst. ever new jersey transit just double down. what do you do when your daily commute drives you over the edge? panic attacks, anxiety fear of the power going out. these anxietiesthese anxieties exist. three days of hell is commuting has not helped anybody. the psychiatrist who know something about commuter stress. there isthey're is a way to be at piece while riding the subway. she showed me some of her to. >> always keep a bottle of water with you, especially in the summer. there are some things you can do for taking a deep breath and policy and letting it out slowly. >> i triedi tried it will breathe then three times, breath

new york city's police force is the largest police force in the country. it sets a tone especially after months and months across the country of protests over how police officers interact with the public. fred? >> all right, thank you so much. let's talk more about this. joining me now from philadelphia is a 28-year veteran of federal, state, and local law enforcement, matthew horace. good to see you. what do you believe has happened here? why are the numbers down in your view? >> good afternoon. as you know a program like this needs several things to succeed. first, it needs proper training. the officers need to understand what's expected to bring crime down while not violating the rights of citizens. number two, it needs careful and adequate monitoring and number three, it needs careful execution and executive leadership at the top. the numbers don't lie. the data can be manipulated, but in this case we need to pay attention to what the numbers say, go back to the drawing board. and what i heard you say was that mayor de blasio and chief bratton are goin

it is completely legal to be topless in new york city. quite the battle. the empire state building realty trust when after them for doing a topless usually observation deck. it was a dangerous situation they are suing him for $1 million. he showed up at his 1st court date. city hall with topless models. it is important to note my quite the background. three choices service in iraq. he believes you should fight for what is right. they are sustaining him. it is his personal property. hehe is not using them for commercial purpose. he's doing nothing illegal. he's doing what he loves. this conglomerate is trying to make you an example. >> danger versus goliath. it seems like you just pursed a button. >> we actually went up there i shot this. and the guy, a a beautiful woman. you know better take up his shirt. when you go to the observation deck a contractual agreement. that note time is they're any dialogue. i did not break any rules. it was notit was not a contractual agreement. arguable about whether we made a dangerous environment bill: i don't no that is t

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new larger size now available. >>> one of the most unlikely sites we found on new york city's rikers island was the jail's huge bakery. here, inmates work alongside civilian bakers to help feed the jail's 14,000 residents. >> we make 88,000 loaves a week. every inmate has to get four slices of bread per meal per day. we also make bread that's used in the facilities to feed the employees. so, we make a lot of bread here. >> they gave us a couple of loaves and this huge crock of butter, and we slathered this butter on loaves of the bread, and it rivaled any bakery in new york. >> inmate rhonda narducci was hoping that the bakery would help turn her life around. >> when i first came in here, i wanted to hurt myself. i was really depressed. i was going crazy. i said my first felon, i said oh, my god, my record's so messed up now. i don't know what to do. so, i got myself into the bakery to keep myself busy, and i love the bakery. >> ever worked in a bakery before? >> no, i never worked outside. i've always been in the street hustling. i never had a regular job in my life. that's what i'm

here in new york city i don't know anybody who calls. everybody does it digitally. but it's still a tiny portion. so hopefully you guys are going to capture some of the market. did they do? >> 8.5. great presentation. they definitely know their market. i would like to hear a little more what they were going to do with the $500,000 and if they were going for debt or equity. >> our pen doesn't work. >> okay. just tell us. >> 8.25. >> all right. you're getting specific. >> yeah. >> why? what do you think they could have done better? >> could have done better? my concern is that you might not be -- the only thing worse than asking for too much money is not asking for enough. that would be the concern. >> if they had asked for more money you might have given them a ten? >> might have. >> all right. >> we'll talk afterwards. >> good response. good luck with everything. thank you for coming and pitching to the show. really appreciate t seems like an interesting product. thank you for your feedback on that pitch. >>> if any of you out there have a product or service and wan

you cannot put your eggs into one basket companies in new york city or new york state, you invest in companies from all over the united states california and so on and the investment opportunities in the world, japan and europe have done much better than the united states. and now, the investment one is possibly by the benchmark, s&p or the index, you get the good the bad and the ugly the average. then there's active investment that's choosing a portfolio manager 95% of actively managed fun do worse than the benchmark and expensive. and this passes and uses the rules and 200 separate factors around the world. of course the u.s. is doing really well. many markets around the world and emerging markets and should be in your portfolio. >> and you have low cost and actively managed funds and benchmarks. >> you're going to win a nobel prize for that? >> i don't know about that, but certainly it's a smarter way of investing. >> nouriel roubini, i promoted you to nobel prize winner. you don't have to pay taxes on that, did you know that? >> thank you for that. stuart: wednesday, lunchtime, i

york city tonight. we'll tell you to the big apple for a big parade honoring women's soccer team and hometown hero carli lloyd. cecily. >> our weekend will be something certainly to celebrate and dry with warming trend and next week the humidity and the storms will return. i'll vl details on that and the shore and poconos in the accuweather forecast. >> and plus the phillies facing yet another west coast opponent tonight. that own more when "action news" >> tonight the empire state budding is shining in red white and blue lights in honor of women's soccer team winning world cup and the day began with a giant parade in new york city attended by thousands and of course, most of the fans turns out to see carli lloyd, the team mvp. nora muchanic was in new york and filed this report. >>reporter: i was extreme sog loudly i could not continue my excitement. >> serena kirka of pensville was among thousands lining broadway for ticker tape parade honoring u.s. women's soccer team and rib don'ts of paper floating

it was new york city. what happens in new york city. well, that's -- that's international news. >> good evening. harry is on vacation. 100 more police join the hunt for the son of sam killer in new york. >> the search continues for the 44 caliber killer come to be known athe son of sam. >> he warned in one of his sick and threatening letters to the press and the police, sam is a lad he won't let me stop killing until he had his phil of blood. -- until he had his fill of blood. [ sirens sounding ] >> it was a really miserably hot summer in new york. and everything went dafrnlrk. i heard some one on the street say, oh it is a black out. and the looters were out almost instantly. and it felt apocalyptic. i remember going to bed that night, thinking it was the end of the world. >> new york city in the early morning after a night of no electric power. what it did have in the dark streets a wild out burst of crime. >> when the greatest city in the world goes black it showed a crumbling america. then you have the son of sam on the loose. we al

york city offices. in terms of number of patients, we think that the new york city practices will probably double the number of patients we have purely because of the population density that's there. >> at home where they care for their five lovely daughters, chris and leslie's roles are interchangeable but in the office they learned the importance of staying in their respective lanes. >> one of the things that is really huge in our success is the fact that my husband doesn't have a background in health care and in the office we have very specific functions. the other person cannot decide okay well this is how we're going to deal with this clinically or i wouldn't be able to decide this is how we're going to, you know, negotiate this contract. it didn't work. in the beginning. >> one of the things that we used to hear a lot is oh, you work with your spouse? oh, yeah, that probably isn't too good but it's a lot of fun because -- >> yeah, we actually like each other. >> it's fun. >> congrats. their dental

the british are in new york city and the americans are in new jersey. washington still has not won a major battle by this point. clinton is writing back to london asking for more men but his orders require him to send 10,000 british troops away to st. lucia, saint augustine, and canada. clinton gets fewer than 5000 new troops to make up for those losses. his manpower is too indolent over the course of the war. after 17 said -- in terms of naval support -- after 1778, they never get more than 13% of the british navy because they have other things to do, in gibraltar, the english channel india, they are going to be -- they have other fish to fry. in 1778, it ends up being a dud here. -- dud year. one campaign i want to make sure we talk about is the 1779 sullivan campaign. one group of british allies we want to talk about are the indians. both sides are courting the iroquois and the iroquois need to decide who is going to respect their land claims? one key figure is joseph brant a mohawk who has traveled to england. he is really pushing for the iroquois,

. >> johnny utah, a place were in new york city meets the country. i country. i was back to being a cowgirl. it's a real bullhead. >> there is danger in everything you do. i like to live life. >> i don't know. i feel a a little bit unsafe. i can't imagine someone is living in here. and through the dark. [laughter] >> i can't see anything. >> god this is the worst day ever. clicks on the mission looking to become the first man to walk the perimeter of new jersey in an effort to bring awareness to some of the state's most organic treasures, and this one county residents doing it in the label likely would not envision covering 1200 miles. the hike started off simple with a man-made trail a walk-through. mike pointed out some are new in the area. clicks. clicks gone. >> are you sure? >> really good. bill: to take a bite of. i did. i've tested this before. the weeds started to get taller almost to the height of my knees. before long we came to my first hurdle to mustering connected by wooden panels. you sure is dirty? are you sure? i i guess it's not that i have a f

let's talk about this new york city officials are reviewing city contracts. if you've been to new york, ice skating in central park, that belongs to trump. the bronx course in the bronx, one much bronx's courses. carousel in central park. these are things that might be affected. do you think it will hurt him. >> i don't think it will hurt, what new york city does is not going to hurt him. talk about a group of people waiting for a reason to try to vote donald trump off the island. pc police were looking for that moment to say you're not one of us. you're not elite progressive new yorker. you've always been conservative. now running president we'll come after you. donald trump rightfully so stickses to his guns. he is saying what a lot of people are thinking, nabe a little more inartfully but a little more blunt than people want but he is got he has to back that up. because that is his brand. >> stacy if he was democrat woe lose macy's and "the apprentice" and contracts innew york no. >> no, he wouldn't. >> why? >> he is liberal. even said he likes mexicans. h