we are going to do new york. let me remind you of the new york angle. in that first one, george washington, he is picking a new yorker, john jay, educated just down the road here, to be his supreme court justice. an obvious new york angle in that one. what makes thomas jefferson president in 1800? you could say the sedition act. or you could say new york. ehrenberg. burr.on swing state. adams and jefferson running against each other and jefferson comes second in that one and they do the rematch in 1800 and jefferson prevails. new york is the swing state in that election. it is looming very, very large. against hamilton on this island. whoever wins the island will win the state, whoever wins the state wins the presidency, setting up the confrontation. i admit the third face-off does not have so much a compelling new york angle. lincoln, tawney, neither has a big new york reference. but he does have the cooper address. it is key to lincoln's success. the fourth one is one of the most new york stories of all. charles evan hughes, the hughes court against -

. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. eight years to the day she conceded to barack obama, a triumphant hillary clinton claimed the democratic presidential nomination. the first woman to top the ticket of a major american political party, clinton lashed out at donald trump and complimented bernie sanders. clinton won the new jersey, new mexico, and south dakota primaries. sanders won in north dakota and montana. clinton appears poised to take the biggest prize of the night -- california -- despite sanders' extensive campaigning there. last night, clinton addressed an emotional rally in brooklyn, new york. >> it may be hard to see tonight, but we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. >> reporter: not just standing under it, but hillary clinton shattered the glass ceiling of politics last night. >> thanks to you, we've reached a milestone. the first time -- [ cheers ] the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nomination. [ cheers ] >> reporter: with he

you are standing in post 1811 new york and looking into premodern new york. squareember, washington east of 6th avenue, the lower west side -- never the twain did meet. if you grow up in washington square, you know how new york works. gone past 2nd avenue -- i don't know what's there. in,he whole of russia moved they just wouldn't know. in 1857, a new center of just eastm went out on the north side. lasted and is now a red brick apartment building. this was a studio building. richard morris hunt designed it. the first building built in the united states for artist studios. remember, we are a puritan country and the visual arts in this country were frowned upon. most americans said, haha you are not his, you just want girls to take their close off. -- their clothing. these studios wrapped around a central room that ran the height of the building with a huge skylight and you can use that central room for art shows, expositions, wine and cookies, that kind of thing. there were doors between these studios and on the weekends it was open house for people to shop f

the "new york post," now the new york daily news. that paper sarcastically blaming the nra and this op-ed from "the new york times" blames republicans for the terror attack. now, ebony, a lot more blaming the gop and nra than terrorists. gl i'm actually completely offended by both of those covers. my profession as a criminal defense attorney is about holding people culpable and responsible for their actions and i think the victims here have to be disgusted. they're not interested in this blame game. to say it's the nra's fault, it's irresponsible and gross to me, but people are saying it's the far left because they let these people in the first place. no, no, no. this isn't one person's fault. the intentional bad actor that took 49 lives. >> your thought on the two ways that the media's treating this. >> well, you know, i am an nra member and i know many members who are very offended by the media coverage and blaming the nra as being the culprit of this terrorist attack. so many of our nra members are veterans, military, who have fou

in new york. there's many of them operating on top of each other, side by side, like all over the place. there's just a lot of, like, little spheres of literary activity, and a lot of them are quite exclusive because so much of publishing is located in new york. whereas in vegas, there aren't as many literary circles here, but as a consequence the ones that are here tend to be a little bit more accessible to just about anybody. so one of the things i like, for example, about the black mountain institute at unlv is that those events are all open to the public, and just about anybody can go. and my customers who come here, their day jobs might be in an office, or they might work in hospitality, but privately they're big readers, and they can just go ahead to one of these big events, and it isn't closed off to them. it's something that in new york it's a little harder. our first year of business, year and a half of business has been great. it's been really reassuring. we're pretty much where we expec

new york has been under-hoteled. grainy take that with a of salt, but we have heard from customers it is too hard to have a meeting in new york because it is too expensive or there are not enough hotels to serve their need tapes so long-term, that serve their-- to long-term needs. i think increasingly, what we are seeing is the second generation or phase of these businesses is about micro-hotels. people dedicating four or five or 10 corporate apartments to nothing but being posted on sharing sites. that is not really a shared economy business. it is important that the rules apply fairly to the two. but we can compete against that product, just like we have competed against other hotel brands. mark: strongest markets right now -- list three. arne: it may surprise you, and i will do this because i think it is provocative -- china. we are all watching the news out their economy. there is indication their economy is slowing. top line number, the chinese are moving to more of a consumer economy. have seen same-store sales

bonnie is also the author of many books including changing new york city, new york, and a coauthor of rediscovering jacob reese. she has also written books on the clarne h. white school of photography among other subjects. and of course bonnie also wrote the book that we are all here for today, revealing new york's other half. when bonnie first began working more than two decades ago reese was remembered primarily as a photograph. and her subsequent scholarship s provided a much fuller review. who considered photograph nothing more than a tool to spread his message. by seeing this picture of reese and by reading his articles, books, lectures and personal papers, we can better understand the issues that new york's other half actually faced. poverty, poor housing conditions, child labor, lack of access to education, homelessness, and disease. most, if not all, of these issues are still with us today in one form or another which makes her work more relevant than ever. as an editor i have worked with a lot of different authors. since i have the stage i just want to take an opportunity to

the new york historical society hosted this. >> we are thrilled to welcome back barry lewis to new york historical. he spe

not just to new york city, in the nation. these are major national figures and here they are in the capital northern city. >> jon butler, thank you very much. jon butler: you are welcome. an ounce of: interested in american history tv? visit our website. you can see our upcoming schedule or see a recent program. road to the white house, lectures, and more. at c-span.org\history. on american history tv, architectural historian barry lewis discusses the creation and evolution of new york city's greenwich village. talks about the many changes the neighborhood has experienced since the early 19th-century and how it has been influential in american society and culture at large. topics include the building of the washington square arch, the rise and decline of bohemian art culture, the rise and decline of ethnic culture. societyyork historical hosted this. >> we are thrilled to welcome back barry lewis to new york

where in new york to get murals? them in europe, france, not new york. you get/funding in new york. financier in. but the new school has very different artists to do these hand this is kansas city. this is thomas hart benton. he does america today, meaning 1928, 1929, when he went across america and sketched it. he was a macho guy from kansas. life, he became rather right wing. interesting in this visual essay of america in the 1920's, there is some really far out images that were quite controversial with the right wing crowd. the way he sketched women. the way he sketched the hooch encouraging dancers. she -- hoochie ko theyo wanted atc theh met andie today itda has its own room and canncers. appreciated. along with jose clemente orozco, a communist mexican winter. he is painting social justice in the world. wasainted it in a room that the meeting room or cafeteria or dining room, today it is used as a classroom. he did it in fresco. oil.n painted in benton was mr. wright wing, mr. macho. and roscoe was a communist. they are wonderful. and rock shoe because it runs round the whole

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most of which are in the library at new york university. and to have roughly 10% of the survivors of anything historical leave materials behind that you can work from is a gold mine for a historian. finish one kind of thing that i wish i had found more of and didn't was records of some of the americans who did not fight in the international brigades but fought, for example, in george orwell's militia unit. there was an american, harry milton of new york, who was standing next to orwell in the trenches when he was shot. his unit had an american doctor. unfortunately, no papers from either of these folks or any of the other handful of americans whom we know were there at that time have survived. journalists tend to keep everything, so there was a lot of material from the various journalists who covered the war. herbert matthews of "the new york times" kept a carbon copy of every dispatch he sent to the paper's headquarters in new york so that people like me and us years later could see how terribly these were cent or sored and con -- censored

at new york university. to have that many survivors leave materials behind that you can work from is a gold mine for a historian. the long kind of think that i wish i had found more of an didn't was records of some of the americans who did not fight in the international brigades but fought in a militia unit. there is an american in new york who is standing next to orwell in the trenches when he was shot. his unit had an american dr.. unfortunately no papers from either of these folks are the other handful of americans who were there at the time had survived. journalist tend to keep everything so there was a lot of material from the various journalist who covered the world. herbert of the new york times kept a carbon copy of every dispatch he sent to the papers headquarters in new york so that people like me and as years later could see how terribly these were censored and condensed by the time they finally appeared in the newspaper. i actually concluded that they did not do a lot of political censorship but

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new york city law prohibits looters and all five boroughs. so nypd can confiscate the boards and find you up to $500 if they catch you on one. along with that, a state law outlaws any vehicles that are not registered within the department of motor vehicles. hover board are are considered a motor vehicle. >> i don't know where to start with this. the big difference between a soda canada peach. >> right but there is no video until it picks up on the cashier. they try to reach out to the de soto family, they're not giving back to me. >> it doesn't take a genius or law to know that you should not be writing a hover board in a supermarket. >> thanks tara. >> slithery, slimy snails. snails. who doesn't love some good escargot? well, did you know that the escargot comes from cans? >> a lot of it being imported from asia or france, that's when they compete for the local movement that we've all been created for except for one chef. >> welcome to escargot, come on in. >> a snail farmer, the only one in the u.s. located in new york. >> these are the lit

it's a stunning summer day in new york city. and tourists from around the world are out and about, enjoying the sights. captain ken corcoran is a tour boat operator and remembers the day well. at around 11:50 that morning, his vessel was heading north on the hudson river as they approached the he found their statue of liberty tour. >> august 8th, 2009, was a beautiful day. we had about 250 passengers that day, maybe a little bit more. the atmosphere was great. everybody had plenty of room, great weather, great opportunity to take great pictures. >> across the river, standing on the manhattan shoreline in the hudson river park, local resident yvonne morrow is taking advantage of the weather to lead a walking tour of the waterfront. >> i spend a lot of time on the waterfront. you're out on the edge of the pier, right on the water. it's just very pleasant. but 20, 25 people met us on christopher street. and we walked north slowly. >> some 20 blocks north, five italian tourists are at the 30th street heliport. they're about to take

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>> kenny: at just outside of binghamton new york. >> harold: another upstate new york, were keeping this theme alive. there it is. flores, on it first. >> harold: to off? a shout on it. this is what i saw during bp. the ball really shoots, an advantage to the home team. this ball shot amendment took off. before he got his glove down, it's already on him. you want to catch that ball out in front. that ball took off on them. i watched it in batting practice, he struggled, i'm telling you, this feels quicker than most people anticipated. it takes a to plan, they got one more game and they're out of here for tomorrow. it can eat you up. >> kenny: fifth error committed by aybar this season. so flores on it first, james loney at the plate. to its tonight, a double, and a triple, also walked. >> harold: what you doing here? >> tom: goes back to the same thing, like a speed on the steam, the lack of ability to do anything in terms of manufacturing runs. flores has no lien on first base, sinker pitcher on the mound. you'd love to send a runner, i don't see it happening here. >> harold: again, you

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. orlando is preparing to bury more victims from the pulse nightclub massacre. president obama paid his respects yesterday and made the case for new gun-control measures. and new video emerged from inside the club as the attack was underway. marlie hall is in orlando. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as people here in orlando continue to pay their respects to those who died, new graphic details are emerging about the horrifying moments in a nightclub when a gunman opened fire and took 49 lives. this grainy cell phone video showed more than a dozen people packed into a bathroom stall as omar mateen went on a deadly shooting spree inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. miguel leiva was shot multiple times. >> we tried to keep everybody calm and quiet so he wouldn't come back and the shoot at us. >> reporter: president obama and vice president joe biden left 49 white roses to honor the dead at a memorial. >> we will not be able to stop eve

we take you from new york to london in the next hour. continues to face an uphill battle after its massive emissions and scandal. sits down withr bloomberg television to talk about what his head for the automaker. betty: the opec meeting kicks off tomorrow and the oil producers are showing some optimism overpricing, adding that demand is growing faster than anticipated. mark: we bring you an exclusive sitdown with the south african finance minister. plus, global issues like brexit. betty: we have 90 minutes in the trading session in the u.s.. julie hyman has the latest on this slight climb. julie: the pullback has moderated. averages areor still lower but the nasdaq in particular is down less than .1% as we've seen stocks come back a bit. energy has been a drag. utilities and health care of the create the list major averages. the nasdaq was the best performer yesterday and the dow was the worst. oilre seeing that slump in that is also moderating to some extent. still down 1.4% at $48.42 a barrel. energydthrough to stocks, we got a call f

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. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. overnight an extraordinary, tense, and surreal scene played out on the floor of the house of representatives. a democratic sit-in entered its second day in a dramatic effort to force a vote on gun control. more than 200 democrats demanded a vote. the standoff, reminiscent of a '60s-style protest, included chanting and singing on the house floor. ♪ we shall overcome ♪ >> weijia jiang is at the capitol with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. unlike in the senate, filibusters are not permitted in the house. the democrats sat in for just about 16 hours. the republicans launched a plan to wrap up legislative business so they could move to adjourn the session which happened at 3:15 a.m. some democrats left, vowing to continue the fight next month. others remained on the floor, a sort of exclamation point to an already stunning day. house republicans sought to get back to legislative business overnight. despite the unprecedented democrati

"new york times" fashion photographer bill cunningham has died. cunningham was hospitalized after covering stroke just a few days ago. his snapshots of city streets, people, everyday people, were captivating and telling. he won never awards he never even sought. in 2011 a documentary was made about him which he be grudgingly agreed to be a part decision to sign shortstop jose reyes isn't sitting well with yorkers. reyes who played with the mets for several years before moving on was cut after cask two-month sues is suspension for violating a major league domestic violence policy. the rockies still to have pay the remaining contract amount of about $39 million, minus more than a half million dollars that the mets will pay. >> more reaction on the reyes move. a councilman relea statement saying, enough, it's outrageous how little women's lives seem to matter when someone can throw a baseball really hard, win super bowl, or has a good jump shot. domestic violence kills thousands of women every year and it's time professional sports actually takes it

live your life here in new york city. enjoy all that new york city has to offer. the new york city police department is capable of protecting you. >> the counterterrorism chief for the nypd, james waters. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much, brian. >> we want to go now to thomas roberts who is live in orlando near the club where this massacre took place. thomas? >> brian, it's been nearly 17 hours since omar mateen opened fire in the pulse nightclub. it's down the street. the active scene still there. the skies opened up moments ago with a rain burst, cooling things off here. we're learning more details about employees who were working inside. i was able to learn through a public post of the pulse nightclub that there were 13 different employees working inside. two of which i reached out to about what happened. i know one who escaped through the air vents and another that had talked about on facebook, actually, had been shot in the leg but was able to escape, get to the hospital and is now at home. in total, again, there were two per

>> kenny: at just outside of binghamton new york. >> harold: another upstate new york, were keeping this theme alive. there it is. flores, on it first. >> harold: to that ball take off? a shout on it. this is what i saw during bp. the ball really shoots, an advantage to the home team. this ball shot amendment took off. before he got his glove down, it's already on him. you want to catch that ball out in front. that ball took off on them. i watched it in batting practice, he struggled, i'm telling you, this feels quicker than most people anticipated. it takes a to plan, they got one more game and they're out of here for tomorrow. it can eat you up. >> kenny: fifth error committed by aybar this season. so flores on it first, james loney at the plate. to its tonight, a double, and a triple, also walked. >> harold: what you doing here? >> tom: goes back to the same thing, like a speed on the steam, the lack of ability to do anything in terms of manufacturing runs. flores has no lien on first base, sinker pitcher on the mound. you'd love to send a runner, i don't see it happening here. >> har

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from his golf course in new york. he's been talking about real change coming our way, he says. >>> more politics coming up, but let's move on. a manhunt is underway to find a gunman that killed a vallejo teenager outside of a bottle shop liquor store. witnesses saw what happened. >> imagine finding yourself front and center, next to a murder. >> take a look. >> i couldn't get a look. and and i heard, bam. there wasn't an argument. >> court any describes what has become a common site. police tape, shell casings and a 19-year-old man, shot, dead. >> he had a wound to the head. >> was he move something. >> i didn't see him moving but they say he was still breathing. >> the suspect left the scene and led them on a hour-long chase throughout the neighborhood. they describe the suspect as a hispanic male adult with dark, puffy hair, about five feet, five inches tall with a thin build, last seen in blue jeans. sandy says he heard more than he saw. >> i was shook >> that is all evidence of what may have been just another day

only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. >>> back with you at 9:30 here on today in new york. another fantastic weekend on the way. we're on a roll this summer. welcome back to saturday today in new york. i'm gus rosendale. >> we're getting spoiled for sure. i'm kerry barrett in for pat battle. miranda right now. the rest of the weekend looks fantastic. >> just nothing to complain about this weekend. we had beautiful beach weather week after week. that continues today. i'm sure the roads will be packed with people heading to the shore and out east. nothing going on in the radar picture. we have high pressure and sunshine. temperatures pleasantly warm. 70s down the jersey shore. temperatures will go down a bit as the sea breeze kicks in later this afternoon. before in fire island. loads of sun to the hamptons. waves are pretty light today. 2 to 3 feet on the ocean. there is a moderate risk for rip currents. so you want to watch out for that and make sure a life guard can see you if you're going in the water. d

time in london, four: 55, 11:55 in new york. in the next hour, with black rock chief executive larry fink. this is bloomberg. stocks rising for a second consecutive day and the ftse retracing all its losses over the brexit vote. >> it is still only noon in new york but it is 5:00 p.m. in london and midnight in hong kong. i am matt miller. >> and i am shery ahn. welcome to bloomberg markets. >> we are taking you from london to new york to aspen colorado in the next half hour. here is what we are watching. aobal stocks rebounding for second day and the dollar weakening on speculation that policymakers will try to prevent brexit from hampering local growth. the ftse has -- fink sit down with larry in the hour. shery: i will be sitting down with sam eisley, cofounder for his current pick in the pharma sector.

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new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >> kanye west and kim kardashian apologizing after his canceled surprised concert mess in new york city. kanye says he was going it perform at western hall early yesterday morning, but also says the venue canceled when too many fans showed up. more than 4,000 people filled the street climbing on cars, dumpsters, causing a lot of damage. kim kardashian tweeted kanye was sorry and he promised to somehow make it up to fans. we'll see what he has in store for them. >> james cord on is getting ready to host the tony's sunday night. so to prepare for this gig, he got a little help from some broadway's biggest stars. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> how about those rapping skills? corden and hamilton star belted out songs from the hit musical during carpool karioke, explains why he doesn't feel much pressure even though his show was nominated for record 16 tony's. >> with this just like oh, we get to be in the bill being friends from all of the other shows, th

from his golf course in new york. he's been talking about real change coming our way, he says. >>> more politics coming up, but let's move on. a manhunt is underway to find a gunman that killed a vallejo teenager outside of a bottle shop liquor store. witnesses saw what happened. >> imagine finding yourself front and center, next to a murder. >> take a look. >> i couldn't get a look. and and i heard, bam. there wasn't an argument. >> court any describes what has become a common site. police tape, shell casings and a 19-year-old man, shot, dead. >> he had a wound to the head. >> was he move something. >> i didn't see him moving but they say he was still breathing. >> the suspect left the scene and led them on a hour-long chase throughout the neighborhood. they describe the suspect as a hispanic male adult with dark, puffy hair, about five feet, five inches tall with a thin build, last seen in blue jeans. sandy says he heard more than he saw. >> i was shook up. >> that is all evidence of what may have been just another

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"the new york times" reports on the security lapses that helped two murderers escape from a new york upstate prison last year. guards were doing crossword puzzles while the prisoners worked on their breakout. one inmate was able to spend 85 nights outside his cell to find an escape root. guards also failed to detect an 18-inch hole made in the wall. they were on the run for three weeks before one was captured and the other killed. >>> "the los angeles times" reports that a jury voted for the execution of a serial killer. lonnie franklin jr., known as the grim sleeper, was convicted last month of ten murders over more than two decades. investigators think franklin may have killed at least 25 women. >>> britain's "daily mail" has o.j. simpson's new mug shot. the former football star is serving a 33-year term for armed robbery in nevada. the prison says new photos are taken to maintain accuracy. simpson, who's 68, will be eligible for parole next year. >>> "the miami herald" reports the death of a street brawler who became a mixed martial arts fighter testimony kimbo slice died of unkno

i have had beau coup "new york times" number one new york sellers but it's not about me. i'm just using my book as an example because it's so egregious. we know -- we called the "new york times" and asked them to come on. they wouldn't come on. they say they have a secret sauce kind of like the big mac. >> right. >> they go to secret book stores but won't tell us which ones they say if we tell you then everybody will go in there and ba ba ba. do you buy that at all ms. ross. >> i buy that they have a secret sauce and i buy that they don't want anyone to know because it will undermine their ability to control what's on the list. i think the problem, of course, is transparency. that's not going to play well for the "new york times." but, we have got a lot of data that we can access now more and more as you know. >> yes. >> whether it's the nielsen ratings or amazon ratings or direct sales reports from the big chains. so we actually know what's going on. >> every single book is accounted for. i get the numbers every single week. >> as do i. >> if we all agree that the "new y