somebody living in manhattan. in the east village of manhattan. this is lower manhattan. this is courtesy of wabc, our local abc station here in new york. we're getting reports the new york metro session is reporting 30 30 injuries. quoting a tweet from the metro section. thirty injuries they're being told of. this happened 43 minutes ago. 3:00 p.m. eastern time here in new york. again, this building -- now, the fire department from new york at fdny tweeted that they had a collapse of the building. what you're seeing, you and i are looking at this together, does not look like a collapse. that building is engulfed in fire. again, we don't know what's happening as far as injuries or any fatalities. obviously this is a breaking news situation, guys. we'll keep you updated on what's happening. the closing bell will be ringing. seventeen minutes to go. again, following the markets. dow down negative. twenty-eight points. volatility for us markets. under 18,000. now, there's a lot of things we're following in the commodities market. not just oil. let's talk about gold for a sec

jim: but they had to beat manhattan and manhattan was a favorite team against them. they earned the right to come here tonight to play kentucky. verne: never trailed in that manhattan win. rebound, hampton. chievous again. very slow coming across the timeline. four minutes to go. jim: i'm sure chievous isitying i -- is thinking i can't wait to put some ice on my body. he's just been banged around. verne: 73-49. 3:52 remaining in the ballgame. it will be 35 in a row. five wins away from a perfect season. verne: 73-49. after the win against manhattan, here was ed joyner grabbing a nietzsche cell phone . . coach joyner: hey jesus first of all, they want to know how much of a mountain and what our odds are? hello? hello? i guess he'll get back to me so i'll get back to you. it's a heck of a mountain. so we know that. verne: well, there's more to this story. let's check in with allie. allie: e.j. coach's 9 year-old son, he's been watching the coverage. and yesterday morning he saw his dad on tv and he said, dad wow, you're famous. but i don't know if jesus will help you n

the mayor on the scene in that building collapse in lower manhattan. believed to be from a gas leak. we will stay on the story here on msnbc for you. that is it for our show for now today. the ed show is up next. r now today. the ed show is up next. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show". live from new york let's get to work. >>> tonight new details about the copilot behind the germanwings crash. zblf this was mass murder and the weapon was an aircraft. >> plus the new grassroots effort to defeat fast track. >> critics say it's going to be a corporate rights and decrease sovereign rights. >> and later the miseducation of ted cruz. >> nothing like the warm embrace of the mainstream media. >> good to have you with us tonight. folks, thanks for watching. here in new york city we are following breaking news. take a look at this dramatic live scene in manhattan's east village after a building collapse. the fire department of new york is trying to contain a fire that has already critically injured three people, a dozen people are being tre

jim: but they had to beat manhattan and manhattan was a favorite team against them. they earned the right to come here tonight to play kentucky. verne: never trailed in that manhattan win. rebound, hampton. chievous again. very slow coming across the timeline. four minutes to go. jim: i'm sure chievous isitying i -- is thinking i can't wait to put some ice on my body. he's just been banged around. verne: 73-49. 3:52 remaining in the ballgame. it will be 35 in a row. five wins away from a perfect season. verne: 73-49. after the win against manhattan, here was ed joyner grabbing a nietzsche cell phone . . coach joyner: hey jesus first of all, they want to know how much of a mountain and what our odds are? hello? hello? i guess he'll get back to me so i'll get back to you. it's a heck of a mountain. so we know that. verne: well, there's more to this story. let's check in with allie. allie: e.j. coach's 9 year-old son, he's been watching the coverage. and yesterday morning he saw his dad on tv and he said, dad wow, you're famous. but i don't know if jesus will help you n

this is unfolding in lower manhattan, at east 7th street in the east village section of manhattan. >>> we are following developing news in philadelphia police are investigating a possible abduction in fairmount park this afternoon along sledgely drive authorities say that a woman was forced in the trunk of a 2004 blue pontiac about to hours ago. all we know is that the car had pennsylvania plates containing the letters jt it was last seen turning on girard avenue to kelly drive. dann cuellar is live at the scene getting information for a live report at 6:00. >>> now the latest on the plane crash in the french alps, it's clear from the cockpit voice recorder that it intended to destroy the jet liner french prosecutors determined that the copilot. they determined that they locked the pilot out of cockpit, the plane is flying from barcelona when it went down, all 150 passengers and crew were killed. the third american victim is identifies as robert oliver and the others were yvonne and emily selke, emily was a recent graduate of drexel university. now david henry is live at philadelphia

marks place in downtown manhattan, trying to work this. but again, these are incredibly difficult situations. i'm so mindful of these firefighters risking their lives to try to find those who could be trapped as that is priority number one, trying to determine how many could still be in the building to try to bring them to safety as this is both a residential and a business. >> we know that there are injuries already. we have seen one, fire department saying there are injuries. fire department concerned there may be people trapped in those buildings. it is hard to look at that and wonder how anybody might survive this but a lot of these buildings are very deep and have apartments that go all the way back. they are probably working on the back side as well. fire department saying more than 30 units have now responded to this particular location. over 130 personnel now trying to fight this fire. getting the ladders up seems to be a big priority for them at the moment because they have not, from earlier pictures been able to get very close in

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the area is the east village of manhattan so if you were to look at the island of manhattan, lower right-hand side side, right along the water, the east village marx and seventh street, so seventh street and marx, lower east side of the island, and we're told the building contains both apartments and businesses. this area very popular with students. new york university is right there in that area. sidewalks the area are almost always packed with pedestrians. this is a stock photo. we don't have any pictures. the weather is pretty good in new york. we had a rainy, rainy day yesterday. this is an actual picture now. the little bit rainy but not cold. the reason i'm saying this is because the thinking would be that there would be a lot of pedestrian traffic but if you look -- this is a still picture. lots of young people. universities nearby. until very recently some of the cost of living wasn't as high, maybe in the east village as some other areas. a lot of hipsters around there most of whom made their way to brooklyn and have to find a new place to live because there's nowhere you can afford.

this is unfolding in lower manhattan, at east 7th street in the east village section of manhattan. >>> we are following developing news in philadelphia police are investigating a possible abduction in fairmount park this afternoon along sledgely drive authorities say that a woman was forced in the trunk of a 2004 blue pontiac about to hours ago. all we know is that the car had pennsylvania plates containing the letters jt it was last seen turning on girard avenue to kelly drive. dann cuellar is

new york city manhattan gas and electric supplier. (?) also, we're seeing reports right now that about 100 firefighters are either on the scene or en route to the building collapse. this is the east village. the address 125 second avenue. one building has collapsed. mixed use building. residential apartments plus some commercial space. this could be restaurants. this could be nail salons. things like that. it's a seven-alarm fire. just been upgraded to a seven-alarm fire. we're watching all developments coming out of lower manhattan. >> we'll give you -- keep you updated on that situation. meanwhile, a lot of other news today. busy news day. >> authorities are saying the tragic crash of the germanwings flight was deliberate. the copilot locking himself alone in the cockpit. protocol broken. could this happen on a us flight? >> also don't say we didn't warn you. new reports saying stocks are way overleveraged. because of that, they're headed for big trouble. why, and is that a proper consensus? is that right? we'll debate it with our panel

the bank of the manhattan said, we have got them. we will top the building out at 925 feet, 71 stories, and we will be the world's tallest building. chrysler said that we will keep right on building. they announced that their building would be probably taller than 1000 feet. well, at about this time they got a plan for a 80 story in person building. -- 80 story empire state building. they wanted something as tall as they can get. they were told by the otis elevator company. why? the cables would collapse under their own weight. they said, ok, 80 stories it will be. 1000 feet. now, if chrysler stops at 950 or so, we will be taller than they will be. we will probably have an enclosed observatory. we will have an open sky observatory with a 360 degree view of the city. it was a miraculous plan. but, just as chrysler had full the bank of manhattan, so before -- so he fooled raskomb and smith. they kept on building. they sneaked the distinguishing spire a top the chrysler building, which took it to 1046 feet. well, as far as raskomb was c

i think lower manhattan is growing, continues to grow quite a bit. we've had the strongest year from the office leasing standpoint in over a decade so yeah, there was a fair amount of space to fill that's been filled up. we leased 3 million square feet in a short period of time to a very diverse tenant base. what is comforting about lower manhattan the diversity of the office tenant. we're capturing the technology, advertising, media and information service tenants that represent about 50% of the activity in a year-over-year basis. >> we're excited to have more activity in our neighborhood down here in the financial district. we appreciate you coming by. >> we're looking forward to the high net worth cnbc anchor shopping at our new center as well. as well as dining thank you very much. >> pj clark is there too. dennis, the ceo of brookfield property partners. >> nine years ago tomorrow which five words launched a few era in social media. the answer is coming up. >>> before we go we have to wish a happy birthday to the very first tweet sent exactly ni

a partial building collapse followed in manhattan's east village. at least 12 people hurt and let's go live to this news conference. that's mayor bill de blasio. [ inaudible ] >> there are approximately 250 of our members on the scene. the first call came in at 17 minutes after 3:00. >> the fire commissioner there in new york city updating the situation. a building collapse there, partially, after a possible explosion happened in the east village section of manhattan up in new york city. we'll be sure to detail you on exactly what happens there at the news conference as soon as we're able to do that we'll go on air with what the fire commissioner is revealing. >>> a new cafe is serving up more than just coffee. it's serving up hope for young people. the monkey and elephant opened today. it's offering employment opportunities to young adults who are leaving the foster care system in the city. the cafe was founded by the former a murmurper americorps alum. an opportunity to work pennsylvania representative leslie acosta hosted a job fair at the center

the shop also includes his newest addition of manhattan block by block. it was just published this month and it gives me great pleasure to introduce connects speaker, john tauranac. [applause] john tauranac: greetings. i am going to start off with a bit of a digression. i want you to know that i am an old fan of this institution. that is me. and what do you think was my favorite thing in the museum of the city of new york when i was a kid? no, not max. this. this was a diorama that showed the construction of the empire state building. the museum was kind enough to dredge up a photograph so i could show it to you. we are here to talk about the empire state building. you are going to ask why i am showing you this. because this was the empire state building in 1895. i wrote about it in the book because of reporter stumbled on it after the other empire state building went up on 34th and 35th. only recently i discovered that the reason i believe that it was called the empire state building was that on the southeast corner of broadway and bleecker street at 640

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manhattan new york up to six inches in places, 5.9 in manhattan, even queens included, four and a half to five inches of snow. washington, d.c. was one place hit very hard. we have seen ice accumulations around baltimore washington, d.c, parts of maryland, anywhere from a quarter of an inch to a third of an inch. ice tonight into the early morning commute so you're going to want to take care especially look the east coast for your morning commute tomorrow. otherwise we are seeing plenty of snow come down around the rockies of colorado. good to see snow pack come in to portions of the california mountains, sierra nevada. mountains, cool in the east, in fact the next storm system that comes in tuesday tuesday night is going to bring heavy rain on top of those cold temperatures. we're concerned with ice dam flooding, the tuesday night storm as it reaches towards jfk and la quawd la guardia storm surge coming in. >> way to start the week, not! rebecca, thank you. >>> astronauts have successfully completed a three day mission on the international space station it was the third spacewalk in

you might expect it in the heart of manhattan. it's picking up in places like boston, seattle and i even read an article recently in the "new york times" that suggested it was taking place in tennessee. >> also texas. >> and texas, too. >> micro in texas is 500, 600 square feet but that's extremely small for texas standards. it's a global issue and also a national issue where there's a housing shortage in dense cities and there's just an overall general desire to live in cities. >> do you think part of it is the response to the housing bubble bursting in 2008, people feeling like they had been putting too much into housing? >> yes and also people feeling as if they don't necessarily need mcmansions and they don't necessarily need to own so much because it could all go away. >> mimi, thank you so much for joining us today. >> you're welcome. >>> up next on "the money" a look at the news for the week ahead. >>> how to be your own boss and keep your finances in tiptop shape? is it a dream or a nightmare? >>> for more on our show and

this ferrari has a view of the empire state building 14 stories above manhattan. and sky-high views come with a sky-high price tag -- $20 million. but if the garage isn't enough to sell you, wait until you see what's inside. broker ryan serhant is giving us an all-access tour. >> duplex apartments in manhattan take up space with stairwells. so we said, "let's rip out the staircase, put a glass floor over it, with operable glass doors. >> show me how it works? >> sure. it's pretty simple. you ready? >> yep. >> so, now it's up, so we're gonna put it down. there's five pieces of glass, and they basically disappear into the floor. >> and how much did this whole thing cost? >> a significant amount. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars? >> oh, yeah. yeah. >> what the... the sky vault is great when it works. [ switch clicking ] even the super rich have technical difficulties. but super brokers keep on selling. >> this is new york. >> so, while it's being repaired, we tour the downstairs by taking the elevator. >> right now, we're inside the vault. this whole space is arch

i want to give in update on that building collapse in lower manhattan. it is a five alarm emergency care they have upgraded from a three alarm emergency. it's at 120 5 2nd avenue. the building is mixed occupancy. there were reports of an explosion at 3:20 p.m. firefighters are on the scene trying to prevent it from spreading to more buildings. alix: here with me now david sherman and the ceo ross garber. thanks for joining me. we are looking at this market, i find it to be very confusing. stocks are down, treasuries were down earlier in the day. the dollar was down and then rebounded. on explain it to me. david: markets are not a closed system. the world is in flux. things move back and forth. it's important for investors to fundamentally think about their investment. noise creates opportunity to sell or to buy it gets undervalued. >> we saw that with the market plunging in the morning and coming back. what we are doing right now is going through a massive change from the post financial crisis interest rate era to a new era where america's more normalize

you might expect it in the heart of manhattan. but i've been surprised it is picking up in like boston, seattle and even in the "new york times" suggested tennessee. >> and texas. >> texas too. >> although micro in texas is 500 to 600 square feet. but that is small by their standards. where there is a housing shortage in dense cities and just overall general desire to live in cities. >> do you think part is response to the housing bubble bursting back in 2008 and people feeling maybe they had been putting too much into housing? >> yes and also people feeling as if they don't necessarily need mcmansions. and they don't necessarily need to own so much because it could all go away. >> mimi, thank you so much for joining us today. >> you're welcome. >> up next "on the money," a look at the news for the week ahead and how to be your own boss and keep your finances sh. is it a dream or a nightmare? >>> for more on our show and our guests go to otm.cnbc.com and follow us on twitter "on the money." we'll be e getting production figures fo

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this was in manhattan's east village. now, within the past 20 minutes, fire investigators blame the explosion on a gas leak. abc 7 has learned at least a dozen people are hurt. four of them critically. cadaver dogs have been brought in to help in the search for victims. once it is safe enough for them to enter. we are also following new developments in that deadly plane crash in the french alps that authorities there say was intentional. but first we're tracking possible storms heading into this area. and for the latest on that we'll go to chief meteorologist doug hill who is on storm watch. doug? doug: all right, thanks, scott. and they're definitely starting to pop up and no surprise, very warm temperatures and the cold front approaching, let's give you a look at the numbers outside. pretty impressive. took most of the day to clear it out some. 75 now. and 73 at dulles but cooler west of the mountains and the front has passed through there. look from martinsburg to hagerstown, active thunderstorms and nonsevere. gusty w

to bring in adam reese, who is also reporting on -- as we've been telling folks, this fire in lower manhattan. fdny officials saying at least one person critically injured. but the firefighters are on the scene. adam, if you can hear me there, i know it's chaotic. can you tell me where you are and what they can see? >> i'm on the corner of 9th street and first avenue. i was just briefed by one of the chiefs here it is still an active fire. there are two buildings that are active. they are responding. 50 units have responded so far. 200 firefighters on the scene. i'm told these are old tenant buildings. partially levelled as part of the explosion. currently a fire in two of the buildings. as you know, this comes about a year after the explosion in

you're looking to lease commercial space in manhattan gary to pay up. prices are back to their peak the highest in the nation. i guess is a leading commercial real estate broker who heads the cb re: new york group region. that makes her responsible for more than 90 million square feet of commercial transactions. welcome. 2014 was clearly a banner year. does it feel frothy or is it only going higher? >> i think part of the market feel like we are at a peak. i think retail rents are extraordinary and i think we will see pushback from the retailers on that. i don't think cap rates can go much lower than they have gone but i think there's room to run for the office rent. and another things that feel top be is land prices, but i think there is room to run. erik: why is there room to run on office leases? >> companies were very reluctant in this time after 2008 to make commitments. erik: two new space or more space? >> both. the financial sector has always been the big driver in new york and has been largely on the sidelines during this whole run-up. as a res

it's the manhattan laundry. the art deco complex sits at the corner of florida and 14th streets and shaw. we have the first look inside this historic treasure, a place many have not seen in decades. >> very cool. this is one of the original doors. >> reporter: the manhattan laundry has had many lives, a charter school, before that a streetcar company, then a printing plant and a washing facility. >> it was one of washington's biggest washing companies. >> reporter: rebecca miller of d.c. preservation league protects buildings like this. what does it mean to be a landmark? >> you have to make a case why it's historic and this particular building shows the evolution because it goes from traction company time through manhattan laundry and the architecture of the building is a very early industrial building which washington didn't have a whole lot of industry. >> reporter: now we're in the area where all the tubs and basins were. >> yes. they used to be lined up. a lot of these pillars are structural, but along here

. >>> the injury toll from yesterday's explosion in manhattan has now reached 22. and at least two people are unaccounted for. investigators are looking into whether a gas line was inappropriately accessed leading to the powerful explosion. three apartment buildings and a restaurant were destroyed. we'll have much more in a full report from new york coming up at 5:30. >>> and there will be much more on both the french alps plane crash investigation and the building fire in new york coming up also later on world news tonight with david muir. that's at 6:30 right after "action news" at 6:00. >> turning now to the forecast we've got a cold weekend ahead. winter just doesn't want to move on. let's find out what we can expect from meteorologist cecily tynan at the "action news" big board. hi cecily. >> hi, rick. >> we're having problems with your mic. we'll check back in with you later and get the forecast. check changes in weather by checking 6abc.com/weather. you can find live storm track radar in the seven-day forecast and get the latest from our team of meteorologis

anchor: this is an manhattan 's east village. the area was evacuated as firefighters were heard. >> the whole building came off to the side of the sidewalk. acre: they are still looking into what is to blame. scott: accusations of sex abuse at a sterling church. the sheriff's office announced they are investigating. the office is asking anyone with information to come forward. stay with us for updates. new video, just in. jesse jackson junior arrived in baltimore. he will serve the rest of his prison sentence there. he was transferred from alabama. he is serving time for misusing campaign funds. he told reporters he has quote made mistakes. anchor: storms rolling through the area. steve rudin is here with how low the temperatures will go. steve: it lasted one day. temperatures in the 70's, now long gone. waking up tomorrow morning, you will not only feel the difference but it will stay cold for a good couple of days. temperatures falling. 56 at reagan national. looking at doppler radar, the heaviest activity off of dc. heavier do

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we are now manhattan manhattan, we are learning that the massive fire has spread to four buildings. firefighters are still trying to put it all out. officials say it appears construction on gas and plumbing lines is to blame for the explosion. one building has collapsed. there are concerns the other buildings could collapse. three people were critically injured. mayor bill de blasio spoke moments ago after going inside one of the buildings with the firefighters. >> every room emptied, burned and charred. you can only imagine this beautiful, vibrant family 24 hours ago, and now so many lost and two cling to life. >> authorities will hold a press conference later on this evening. you're looking live at the building right now. we'll bring you more on this story as it develops. stay with us we're right back on "the ed show." i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. when you

a serial suit these from a men's warehouse in manhattan. he has manhattan. he is a hit the same location three different times stealing a collective $18,000 worth of clothing. >> i attended the arraignment of a possible homegrown terrorist who pled not guilty to two charges, one for providing information to a terrorist organization and to for destroying flash drives that have that information on it. the judge said do not make vacation plans. contemplating a plea deal right now. >> talk right now of the current port authority bus terminal being replaced at the jaw-dropping price of $11 billion. to find out more, i spoke to a man who goes to the port authority bus terminal every day. one of the most avid twitter advocates of commuters. >> the 1st week of september minimal weight of five to ten minutes. for the for the year and a half before that it was about an hour wait. >> really effective, the whole campaign that started last year. vented like crazy. there has been improvement. >> last summer. >> last summer about to cover daughter was in the hospital as we

buildings were damaged in the explosion.in the densely populated and trendy east village section of manhattan. mayor bill de blasio says investigators are looking into whether a gas line was "inappropriately accessed" at one of the buildings. indiana governor mike pence is heading off criticism over his decision to sign off on a controversial religious freedom bill. supporters say it protects people from government overreach and allows businesses to cite their religious freedom as a legal defense. but critics say the law allows people to discriminate against gay and transgender people. in an interview today.the governor dodged questions about whether the measure legalizes discrimination.but stood behind signing it. pence noted that bill clinton signed a similar law nationally in 1993. and president obama supported a similar measure when he was serving as a state senator in illinois. and next a man under arrest for a cold case murder. police tracked him down >> reporter :record heat around the bay area this weekend. we have cooler and windy weather coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> grant :52 year-old

docena de personas resultaron heridas en la ciudad de nueva york que ocasionÓ el derrumbe en el bajo manhattan. ilia: las llamas causaron pÁnico entre vecinos y transeÚntes. autoridades dijeron que una fuga de gas causÓ el siniestro. periodista:aÚn se mantiene activa pero bajo control esta escena de rescatistas y bomberos cuando se reportÓ el incendio provocado por una fuga de gas, una explosiÓn en una cocina de un restaurante ubicado en un edificio residencial de cinco pisos. las autoridades han reportado dos heridos, cuatro graves, todos han sido transportados a un hospital cercano. asimismo, en las Últimas horas, la policÍa ha ido cerrando las cuadras a la redonda de este inmueble ubicado en el bajo manhattan, debido al constante humo provocado por el colapso parcial de este edificio. tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con uno de los testigos de la tragedia y esto fue lo que nos dijo. >> pensamos que era algÚn choque al principio, estÁbamos trabajando y nos dimos cuenta porque es aquÍ en la esquina y la gente empezÓ a correr en esta direcciÓn. un local pequeÑo japonÉs pero al p

. >>> we are continuing to follow this breaking news out of manhattan. these are live pictures from on the ground. we are being told that in the east village there was a partial building collapse and a fire. it is unclear what exactly caused the explosion or how many people were injured. as you can see, all of the people gathered below as we get more information as to what initiated the fire we'll bring it to you. >>> to new developments in the case of a delaware county mother who vanished nearly a year ago. investigators now believe she may be the victim of a crime. amanda deguio disappeared last june. she's a known drug user and has missed numerous holidays and family birthdays. they're in touch with homeland security to look at the possibility of any ties to amanda's disappearance and human trafficking. amanda's family was also there to plea with her return. >> we love her and miss her and we need her home. we need to know she's safe but most important, if she's not alive, i need to bring her home. >> anyone with information about amanda deguio should

manhattan's. those are your top headlines. tom: olivia, argue oklahoma? olivia: oklahoma all the way. and kentucky. brandon: i have new hampton inn a sweetheart run all the way -- to the top. no, of course not. time: zero at 1.0624. -- the euro at 1.0624. peter cook will look beyond the theory to the announcement this afternoon. what should we expect this afternoon? peter: economists resurveyed, as you know, expect the fed will remove the patient language from his statement and signal there is again the possibility of a rate increase as soon as june. are they really data dependent? she will have to reassure folks that june would be the first opportunity for liftoff, but not necessarily a lock from the top. -- a lock for liftoff. how she handles it will determine whether there will be the tantrum of 2013. tom: has she taken press conference 101 or the advanced course during her tenure? peter: we've seen her breast offices involved. she certainly comfortable up there. she knows -- we've seen her pre

i take one part of the 20s midtown manhattan and deal with that. and although it's been 20 some days since the book was published it kind of feels like 20 some years because i've entered a new world. i am writing another book and this is a civil war saga set in 1863 in vicksburg mississippi. when you do that when a writer does that he or she enters a world that they are creating so they are inside that world building the characters the characters who fashion that world and you are in there with them. you decide who gets into the world. you decide who gets on the ark, what animals and then when you are finished it's a sad thing to finish a book because you leave it all behind. you can never really into that world in the same way you once entered it. as a builder of the world as the creator of the world. all you can do is enter as the leader does as a visitor. that can be exciting but not for the author. i tend to kind of dump it when it's done because you have to. you have to be totally immersed in your new world. for the reader can be a very exciti

in that context, the manhattan project spy network was especially important. there was this vast in flow of information from around the world. >> i would like to cut lament you folks for coming out on a cold night. you could be home, watching reruns of laverne and shirley. so i think we applaud you coming out tonight. the only thing that i would bring up, and i am sorry that we didn't get into it, i think it is important, it does irritate me is the ability of a small but dedicated crew of people, in this case that trot out -- they are tremendous at dedicating and convincing people that there is truth to what they are arguing. although there was so much evidence out there that shows, in this case, the rosenbergs were involved, they were guilty. harry gold was telling the truth. there is a popular movie out now, the imitation game, some of you have seen it. they have been running a confidence game. for decades, two generations at least. it has hurt the fabric of american philosophy, it pitched battles between various forces that we don't need. there are enough p

stricker, you won a manhattan type project for this. it's so pervasive. >> it's so pervasive. so many people have the disease. it's been ignored by funding agencies, the federal government. we need really a manhattan project, the kind of thing that addressed aids and created all these wonderful treatments for aids. we need the same thing for lyme disease. we need national legislation to promote this research that will develop better treatments for the disease. >> you want better testing, too. >> much better testing. the xer initial tecommercial te available are terrible. they miss more than half the patients. in contrast, the testing for aids picks up more than 99% of hiv patients. we need better testing. >> amy, grateful that you have a diagnosis. you don't measure life by the things you can't do anymore. we will show some pictures of something you did. this is amazing to me. pictures of you swimming with gigantic sharks. >> i discovered that as my health started coming back, i was saying i'm grateful for this. i'm grateful i can make my bed. i'm grateful that i can read, tha

david: like manhattan, same thing. now schiller himself has come out, he said so right here on this show, that in some areas of the housing market he thinks there is a bubble. there are some areas of the housing market people bought into. maybe manhattan is one of them. maybe san francisco is another. more specifically certain types of houses are a bubble. will we get any indication of that from the figures? we'll really get any new indication of that. i mean look, you know what is happening in manhattan. know what is happening in san francisco. i don't think you will see anything that will shock you. oh, my god, there is something you haven't seen before. those trends will continue. a lot of money in san francisco and manhattan. those trends will continue. >> we're getting breaking news. a headline from the "wall street journal" connecticut has banned state-funded travel to indiana over religious freedom, over that law in indiana. governor of connecticut saying anyone traveling to indiana on the state's dime can not d

a frightening scene in manhattan's east village. firefighters were called to a two-alarm fire late this afternoon, but the situation quickly escalated. that two-alarm fire turned into a seven-alarm. >> we thought it was a bomb or something, and then my manager actually thought a car ran into the restaurant. >> i saw the whole store front just on the street. >> reporter: more than 250 firefighters from at least 50 fdny units were on scene trying to control the inferno, but it was too late. the five-story building was quickly engulfed in flames. and less than an hour after it began the building housing more than two dozen residential units and a restaurant, collapsed. >> there was a pretty loud sound, obviously. walked outside and just see no building being there at all. >> reporter: flames spread to neighboring structures. thick plumes of smoke could be seen from blocks away. first responders helped the injured. many of them trying to get away from the area. surrounding streets were closed because of concerns over flying debris. >> f

. $76,000 for a manhattan wedding. honeymoon not included. >>> when we come back, the boy living out every 7-year-old's dream by becoming iron man. >> how google exposed private information of more than a quarter million people. >> hepatitis a. the health department is closing in on the source. the news is next. >>> superheroes do exist, but they don't always look like we might expect. sometimes all it takes is a desire to help someone else like the nonprofit group that just changed a little boy's life with a little help from iron man himself. nbc's stephanie gosk has the story. >> reporter: all alex knew was that he was getting a bionic arm. >> we're looking for 912. >> reporter: the 7-year-old was born with a partially developed right arm. he was greeted by robert downey jr. >> hey, alex. how are you? pleasure to meet you. >> reporter: but if you are a 7-year-old this isn't robert downey jr., this is tony stark, the genius inventor who turns into superhero iron man. >> do you know who that is? >> iron man. >> reporte

caught on camera and the flames started at 3:15 yesterday afternoon in the east village section of manhattan. one person remains unaccounted for today. the family of nicholas figueroa was last seen in one of the restaurants in the building that collapsed. >> we called every hospital four or five times we just want to see my brother home. >> witnesses called the scene chaotic, with people jumping from windows to escape. 25 people were injured including four critically officials think it is related to either gas or plumbing work being done at the blast site. >>> back here philadelphia police made an arrest in the triple shooting that took two lives late last night in west philadelphia. this is the scene of north conestoga street. that is where police found victims all males 22 23 years old, investigators recovered a weapon at the scene and no word on the identity of the person they arrested. >>> a septa bus driver was hospitalized after he was purnled in the face overnight. two men attacked the driver at broad street and lehigh avenue the driver was taken to temple university hospital for trea