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>>> welcome, everyone. i i am ashleigh banfield. shooting in midtown new york city, looked more of a scene from the wild west. ten people, ten people caught in gunfire. one man chasing down another, a security guard then chasing down the gunman. police swarming into the scene, tourists snapping their head sideways, wondering what's going on. new yorkers on the way to work wondering how on earth did this happen so fast and how did the damage get so widespread? let's get to cnn's poppy harlow live on the scene to update the situation. as we know it, two people dead, ten people hurt. what else do we know? >> reporter: that's what we know from law enforcement, they're very cautious. i've been on the scene for about the last hour. it happened in a place outside the empire state building at 4th and 5th avenue, many offices here, many commercial businesses, everything from pharmacies to starbucks, people just in the midst of rush hour going to work. what we know is that there have been ten people at least ten people shot, we know two were dead on arrival at the hospital, one of them being

coverage laurie harshness from the resident does that hit the streets of new york to find out. in the us republicans and democrats are holding their national conventions and here the media and politicians talk about them that the most important things going on right now so who's watching and what have they seen this week let's talk about that have you been watching why not because i don't like either one of those guys. so you don't watch and you don't vote in that then no i do but i like voting for the we're. not the worst of the two. but don't you need to watch the conventions to be informed know it's all crap have you been watching it all absolutely none of it why now what i hate the republicans are you going to watch the democratic convention probably not why not i don't need to do you think there is actual information being said sad at the conventions or is that just kind of b.s. but i think it's sort of you know sounds good on camera do you think that these conventions actually do anything you know. spend money our money our money how do you feel about that i don't like that. i do w

a.m. by the new york police department. the area around fifth avenue and 34th street is in a level one mobilization in terms of emergency personnel. we do not know the specifics at this moment. we can assure you that nbc news personnel are on the way to the site, but if you're just joining us right now, five people somewhere been shot at the empire state building. we do know through these wire reports that the perpetrator has been shot and killed by the new york place department. however that is also unconfirmed at this time. as more information comes in about this story, we will keep you updated, 34th, west 34th and fifth avenue, the empire state building, an iconic building, every tourist that comes to the united states knows, there's been a shooting there, up possibly five people and we will get you more details as those become available. there are several other stories making headlines this morning here on the daily junedown. there are several indications that iran is speeding up it's nuclear program. iran has supposedly installed new subterfuges. iran is not using the new mach

en la despurd en los templos de los sijes en dis tantas partes del país, especialmente en new york donde reside el mayor número de miembros de esa comunidad. el temor a posibles ataques en su contra, generó un despliegue de policías, y los casi 50 templos de los 5 condados de la ciudad. >>> no tendremos tolerancia hacia la intolerancia y la violencias. esto es contrario a lo que es new york, dijo el cal de michael bloomberg. hasta ahora no hay indicios de amenazas en contra de la comunidad sij en new york. y aumentaron las medidas de seguridad por precaución. la policía está investigando y analizando si hay potencialmente un potencial de tener un atentado aquí en new york. pero como siempre, la policía de new york es super sofisticada y preparada para ocasiones como esta. >>> el dolor de esta comunidad es visible, luego que un veterano del ejército norteamericano, rrum supiera en uno de los templos en wis cono si, y asesinara e hiriera a balazos a feligreses. >>> tenemos amistad con ellos y no merece nadie morir de esta manera y que le hagan esto, es terrible. >>> cerca de medio

in the city of new york. what do i get? a little girl went out to pick up the laundry at the store for her mother and got caught in the crossfire between two drug people, and then she's dead. i mean, that's what we're left with today, and all the implications of it -- the drugs, the guns, the race, the living conditions -- all that goes into that story. i don't have nathan detroit out on the street that runyon had -- a nicely nicely, a bat masterson. i don't have it because those people today are in the drug business. the champ siegel of runyon's time or the nathan detroit today would be selling heroin to children and, try as i can, i can't do anything with that. i can't make it palatable or humorous or anything else. it's not to be written about. so, i'm left with things that aren't funny, and, i think, so is everyone else, which is why it was a relief to stand on the same sidewalks that i go on every day and just go back a little bit and begin to laugh with them. then in the laughter you can see the connections that bring you up today, and there are some chilling parts of it. c-s

, disgraced former new york congressman anthony weiner is reportedly considering another run for office. anthony weiner accidentally tweeted a picture of himself to a woman. they say he may run for mayor of new york in 2013. the "new york post" says he's seriously considering it. apparently, there are a few more wiener jokes that haven't been written yet, and he'd like to give us a chance to crank them out. so, thank you. [ applause ] it's another -- another notable item from new york. in september, in new york city, cab fares are going up. last week, the new york city taxi and cab association voted to raise fares by 17%, which people tlant happy about. the woman you're about to see could well be one of those unhappy people. but i'm not entirely sure. hillary whittier was reporting on the fare hike when this happened. >> the last hike was in 2005. people are saying it could be about time for another one. the decision -- excuse me, i'm online. that decision will be made at 10:00. we're live in columbus circle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm not sure i agree with her delivery message, but she

producing a fake article in the new york times number one journalist, bill keller, how did they get away with that? and mayor bloomberg is at it again, now he wants to lock up the baby formula. should the press turn him off? and a bogus story about the heat, burned some in the press. >> oh, boy, do we have a show this week! on panel, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller. radio talk show host and author of the new book "what the bleep just happened" monica crowley and deputy washington bureau chief and news director and daily beast commentator kirsten powers. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. ♪ >> do you think you're getting a fair shake from the press? >> i think i'm getting exactly the shake i expected. [laughter] >> all right? which is-- >> as a conservative, i'm interpreting what you're saying as a conservative you don't think you're getting a fair shake from the press. >> what i think is, in a nation that has a free press we recognized rights of members of the media to pursue their own views and agendas and i realize that there will be some in the fourth s

people on the sidewalks and streets of new york city at that hour? this is a scene above on board the chopper. i'm not sure if this is wabc or wnyw. the local fill wrats here this new york scrambled to get in the scene. all traffic is stopped. obvious why they would do that now. buses in the middle of this large intersection in the middle of manhattan. jamie: we do know what it is like at 9:00 in the morning there. this is the number one tourist attraction i imagine anyone coming to new york city, especially before the holiday weekend coming up quite soon, the empire state building. outside many people. this is a bus lane in front of it that goes down the busy, bysy street, 9:00 in the morning. so many people getting off to go to work. a busy commercial and residential area off to the sides. people all over. they're calling it chaotic. bill: fire department in new york saying several injured. how many that number is, we do not know. a fox reporter is enroute. we'll bring you an update here in new york city. stay tuned for that breaking news this morning. jamie: also breaking this morn

could get more than $6 million even if he doesn't take the job. alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange to make this more clear for all of us. good morning. >> good morning. so his name is hubert jolie. he officially was named ceo of best buy this week. but even for that $32 million he's going to be getting, this guy is inheriting a huge mess. best buy sales have fallen in eight of the last nine quarters. and the guy who was ceo before him was forced out after he was involved in an inappropriate conduct with a female employee. that scandal also forced out best buy's founder and chairman richard schultz. all right. so he has a lot of work to do. and, yes, he's going to be paid very, very handsomely for it. let me break down the pay package. jolie is getting an annual base salary of about $1.2 million. wait. hold onto your hat. that's just the beginning. also he is getting over $16 million to compensate him for money he is forfeiting by leaving his old job of ceo of carlson. and there's more. there's the bonuses. almost $9 million a year in bonuses begin in 2014. and some of that

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encounter on your tour of new york city? >> certainly not, especially in the morning. didn't expect anything like that. >> reporter: simon, glad you are well. thank you for talking to us. again, from his experience, it looks like this whole event took place about a block and a half area, which would account for some of the evidence collection we have seen not only on 33rd and 5th. >> remind people of the area we're talking about. for tourists in this area, it's great weather, friday morning in new york city, so people walking to work, but the tourists especially in that area, because it's so close to herald square. >> it is close to herald square, and you have the shopping at rockefeller center, you come down to the empire state building, you walk down to the flat iron, and it's a great, busy street. when i walk this street, especially during the summer, you know, i call it serumen continuing my way past the shooting, thank ghness there is always a police presence here. we know it's a potential target, so the nypd has taken great care in stationing special police units to keep an ey

. new york city officials say the gunman is dead. the gunman was killed. we believe as many as eight people may have been shot and wounded. we know of no fatalities among the victims, only the gunman. we don't know any of the details. a couple key questions -- who is this person? what were they doing? was it the motive? was it as was earlier reported, possibly a robbery gone bad. let's go to ron allen, who is near the scene. what are you seeing and hearing, ron? >> reporter: it's -- it's virtually shut down. i'm at the corner of 34th between broadway and fifth avenue, just a block or so from part of the empire state building talking to people in the crowd about what they saw and heard, because the people have basically evacuated most of that area in front of the empire state building. everyone is in complete shock, because, as you said, this is a heavily traveled area for tourists. there are countless people taking pictures, trying to see the sights, what have you. this happened completely out of the blue at the height of -- the rush hour was just over, and traffic is relatively ligh

ashore and scales a fence at new york's kennedy airport. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. a little more than 80 days to go until election day and the crucial vote in 11 key swing states could decide who wins the white house. the candidates are hitting the trail in five of them today. president obama continues his bus tour in iowa. vice president biden is in virginia. mitt romney is in ohio. and paul ryan campaigns in nevada and colorado. drew levinson brings it home for us this morning from washington. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, terrell. all of the candidates are certainly putting in a lot of miles swinging through those swing states, and all four, plus the first lady, made appearances yesterday. president obama tried to cool off with a snow cone while campaigning in iowa. >> this is outstanding right here. >> reporter: the persistent heat has caused a drought there, and the president told voters he could help, but he says paul ryan and his fellow republicans in the house aren't holding up his

sale. erika miller, nbr, new york. >> reporter: i'm diane eastabrook in chicago. still ahead, i'll tell you how the drought is affecting one summer staple, farmers markets. >> susie: on wall street, a flat day for stocks, and the averages flip-flopped between gains and losses. investors were encouraged by those retail sales we told you about, but discouraged by news that eure's onomy contracted in the past three months. the dow inched up only three points, the nasdaq lost 5.5, and the s&p fell a fraction. our guest says there's been a cycle of "hope and despair" in the markets. he's stuart schweitzer, vice chairman of j.p. morgan private bank. so, should investors be focused on some of the good news going on in the u.s. or the bad news is going on in europe? >> well susie, of course we've got to be paying attention to all of it but i think the number one thing for investors to focus on is opportunity. and the opportunity that comes when prices are weaker. the reality is, this has been such a tough year, the news flow's been really discouraging and yet, through last friday and it's

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refond and berny goldberg on a stunning admission by the guy who keeping an eye on the new york times. we're coming right back. >> announcer: this is the day. the day that we say to the world of identity thieves "enough." we're lifelock, and we believe you have the right to live free from the fear of identity theft. our pledge to you? as long as there are identity thieves, we'll be there. we're lifelock. and we offer the most comprehensive identity theft protection ever created. lifelock: relentlessly protecting your identity. call 1-800-lifelock or go to lifelock.com today. >> we'll go down to tampa florida with bret hume living large with a big expense account. what about the hearts and mines theor i developed; is that right? >> basically . i think you are right in believing that what the obama team is trying to do is touch every single element. democratic base and make sure it is all in the fold for him in the fall. but to the extent that the republicans are moderating or modulating the conservatism, i am not sure. i think the selection of paul ryan and he will be a major speaker h

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was shifting financial markets from london to new york this is the standard chartered debacle where the bank is being sanctioned by some new york some new new new york regulatory authority that just popped up under andrew cuomo and they are attacking the standard charter which is a u.k. based bank but they do most of their business africa. and this is developing into a bit of a turf war and the idea is that the u.s. is trying to attack the u.k. city the city of london in a power grab to try to steer business toward wall street versus the city. it's not about iran it's not about iran's about the politics there's nothing about the politics because clearly of a was then the question of h.s.b.c.'s money laundering and drug trafficking or barclays libel or rigging would come into play but it doesn't. this is purely war now between wall street versus the city of london this is what we've been waiting for this is the this is going to be the greatest show on earth yes but this is the poodle that bites the hand that feeds it you know they they were fine acting as a poodle for all these years

people would arrive in new york city. and you have these young immigrants, who are much more american than immigrants, but young immigrants who come in and apply like they did a hundred years ago saying please let me in and let me participate fully in your great american society. we have 5,000 pre-registered. okay, 5,000 are coming. that's a lot. look, you couldn't turn anyone away. so all day today we've been doing it. we have one at a high school, where they have hundred young people signed up. but you know what, that's what you're in public service. isn't it a good day when you're in public service and everyone shows up in your office happy and content saying sign me up, and you can do it. our issue as elected official, how many times do we have to say no? and we can finely say yes. >> eliot: you're so right the metaphor of ellis island and the joy and creating that same senseon and patriotism right now saying to folks we're opening arms to you. >> we had a wonderful activity. mayor rahm emmanuel said, you call yourself dreamers. i welcome you as patriots to america. i couldn't hav

a very long time it seems to be the afterword in washington at least and probably in new york. well yes it's probably right it is one of the frustrations of the recent financial crisis has been the lack of accountability for a lot of the acts and not just the criminal acts but also of civil liability and the lack of accountability on behalf of the regulators who. fall short of their jobs and i would agree with all of that so i really want to dive right into a part of your book that we found really fascinating and that's why i chose the sound bite i played in my intro because it was a tarp program called p.p.i. p public private investment program sounds an ascent but as you say it was designed by wall street for wall street and what i found so i guess creative about this was that for a financial crisis built on leverage that the so-called solution which was tarp that wall street and our policymakers found a way to use leverage with the programs that were supposed to solve the problem of too much leverage so i guess it's no shocker you say it was designed by wall street because you ex

minutes as we take a live look at the big breaking story that is happening in new york right now. the police are all around this area at the empire state building where a gunman decided to open fight at various locations. we know that one person was shot and he was shot dead by the police. we will have more in just a couple of minutes. @(@(zy9Ñówño gñ÷?ó?q @b >> justine: 2 people are dead including the shooter after a shooting that happened this morning at the empire state building in new york in all, 10 people have been shocked these are live pictures from the scene at midtown manhattan where there are dozens of police officers on the scene as well as the fbi you will also notice in these live pictures there is a huge crowd of tourists of people that gathered outside of the empire state building to watch this morning. the shooter is dead he was shot by police, 10 people in all have been shot and two people are dead that does include the shooter. the have more information on this and update in less than five minutes. >> darya: we have an update on the major wildfire burning the

billions of dollars in illegal deals with iran, or new york's banking regulator. steve leisman with this interesting dust up. steve, tell us more about this and the new info you have on it. >> yes, a little more heat coming out now, cnbc recved a treasury letter sent to uk officials. it's a response to an inquiryly the u.k. asking about iranian sanctions and the changes there have been and this does detail the changes to the regulators. it says they take sanctions extremely seriously and will continue the investigation of standard charter in coordination with other agencies. they say the u.s. will enforce sanctions vigorously. it seems like a response to a dust up going on for new york's banking regulator. sweeping allegations against standards for charges that work to e vague charges on more than 06,000 transactions. some regulators quietly by sharply quit sized lawsky. and in the words of one regulator, he said he hijacked the regulation. lawsky's office would not respond. there has been a multiyear investigation into standard before this went public. this letter seems to back tha

that there was a misunderstanding or that the new york state department was missing some information. >> peter, i want to talk a little bit about the significance of the bank losing its new york banking license, if that were to happen. it sound like one of the biggest risks, at least flagged by jpmorgan it's one of the biggest clearers of u.s. dollars and that would significantly threaten that business. how likely is this talk about a new york banking license being revoked. how significant would it be for the bank? >> extremely significant. any global wholesale bank of any size has to have a big u.s. operation, has to have a lot of dollars going through new york. and if you can't operate in the state of new york, then you can really be a global wholesale bank. so that would be a massive blow for standard chartered if it were to lose its license. how likely is that, i think partly because it's such a significant thing to do. i think it's unlikely that it would happen. but on the other hand this regulator has put this question on the table and then the current febrile, kind of anti-ban

take on the big banks benjamin lawsky superintendent of the new york state department of financial services he threatened to revoke standard charter's banking license after accusing the bank of laundering billions for you ron's financial institutions this is set off what appears to be a backlash from federal regulators so are they going after this new york regulator for doing his job or is the regulator going rogue will discuss plus the lie board benchmark interest rates are no longer fit for purpose as britain's financial regulator also saying the future of other benchmarks for everything from oil to gold to stock prices is also under scrutiny so we ask is there anywhere to invest that's not rigged we'll find out let's get to today's capital account. all right happy friday and i don't know how happy this is for our audience but as i said at the top of the show the justice department says it will not bring charges against goldman sachs or any of its employees for financial fraud related to the mortgage crisis this is following their yearlong investigation now according to the wall

and member of the assigned legal team michael ratner also despite spying on muslims in new york city for six years the n.y.p.d. has yet to turn up a solid lead of any threat from islamic terrorists here in the united states as this program along with anti muslim advocates caused americans to fear and hate the muslim community and back in one nine hundred forty four f.d.r. called out republicans saying they were using the most one of hitler's most powerful profit began to techniques to win over voters so what was that technique i'll tell you and i still take. it as the rest of the news wiki leaks founder julian assange has been in the ecuadorian embassy in london for two months now and it's been six days since the government of ecuador officially granted him diplomatic asylum status and throughout all this time the british government continues to refuse a songe safe passage out of the ecuadorian embassy in london now many are that being up to speak out on his behalf on sunday the former british ambassador to pakistan and former whistleblower himself greg murry attacked his own governm

kazudi. >> he writes for the "new york times." >> bill: well if he writes for the "new york times" you know is he a romney guy.

. >>> we have breaking news from new york city. a shooting outside of the empire statete building. >>> we have new information. >>> a bomb squad is called into an apartment after the discovery of suspicious pipes. what they have determined about the devices. >>> crews are at the scene of a fire. >>> i just got off the phone with a young man who made the morning paper. >>> good morning to you, welcome to mornings on 2. >> it is friday, august 24th. we have developing news from new york city. there is a shooting outside of the empire state building. this is at 34th street. at least four people are injured. they say that the gunman is dead, shot by the police. the gunfire was reported an area ago. >>> the gunman was firing at people t was a sawed off -- it was a sawed off shotgun. this is a very busy part of new york city. another witness said there were a lot of tourists, waiting to get inside. you can see traffic is blocked off. 5th and 34th. there is construction. tourists, lot of chaos at this point. we're monitoring the story, we'll bring you updates. >>> back to local news an e

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legitimate rape, the female body has ways to shut that down. >>> a hazing video taken at the new york giants training facility lands some players in new york giants training facility lands some players in hot water. captioning funded by cbs >> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, august 20, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. this morning northern california is once again reacting to flames burning out of control. the record heat and dry weather this summer created optimum conditions for wildfire. thousands of people in a rural area east of redding have been told to leave their homes as a fire nearly 19 square miles continues to grow. the ponderosa fire has been -- has destroyed at least seven others. >>> firefighters would rather rip down these trees than allow them to burn. they spent sunday trying to establish a fire line to keep the flames from reaching a cluster of homes. >> this fire's path is directly headed towards many of these homes. our number one goal is to get them out and get your firefighters in to put this fire out. >> the fire star