bellevue hospital was found in 1936. it is the oldest hospital. "american history tv," david oshinsky talks about his book bellevue, three centuries of medicine and mayhem at america's most storied hospital. the lower east side tenement museum posted this hour-long event. to introducelege david oshinsky, our speaker this interesting -- this evening, professor oshinsky. he got his graduate degree at where we were undergraduates. you are older, budweiser. that is quite ok. .e are in medicine fields we are not real directors as our parents would probably noticed. david is a professor at nyu's department of history and director of the division of humanities at the nyu school in madison. in 2009 he won a pulitzer prize in history for his portfolio, an american story. a conspiracy so immense, and worse than slavery. professor oshinsky is for broaderwriting audiences. his works have appeared, his articles have appeared in the new york times and the wall street journal, and it is a privilege for me to welcome him here at the tenement museum. [applause] david oshinsky: i think this do

city. when a mentally ill inmate is too sick to handle, they are sent to bellevue hospital psychiatric prison ward. dr. elizabeth ford wrote about her experiences in this new memoir, "sometimes amazing things happen." this is a place where problem our society faces with the incarcerated and mentally ill come together, and as dr. ford pointed out last night on the daily show, amazing doesn't always mean good. this, i'm delighted that this important book is already number one on some biography bestseller lists. >> what? oh. [laughter] [applause] >> so here to introduce can dr. ford is dr. howard owens who worked alongside dr. ford in the department of psychiatric -- psychiatry at nyu school of medicine and sits on the board of directors at downton house. he's going to tell us about downton house in a couple minutes. i want to say how much i deeply admire both of your work. you work in one of the most challenging careers possible, caring for those in our country that our country often abandons. so, please, join me in welcoming dr. o owens to the strand. [applause] >> all right. i want to

bellevue hospital here in new york city, and abc's adrienne bankert, she's outside bellevue tonight, with what authorities said moments ago about the victims tonight. adrienne? >> reporter: yes, david, that's right. we just spoke to bellevue officials, and they say that five of the injured from this tragedy were brought right here to bellevue hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. now, we also know that of the injured, some of those injuries, again, being treated at another local hospital. we can imagine what those injuries can be like with a truck moving at very high speeds. we know that the suspect hit a school bus, as we've been reporting. two adults, two children injured there. we also know of the eight plowed down and killed in this incident, two of them were pronounced dead here at the scene at bellevue hospital, and officials are saying there could be others who were injured that left on their own to seek medical treatment. david? >> adrienne, thank you. we know there were so many witnesses this afternoon, they were seen actually bending over the victims on

. >> from what's the name of the restaurant? >> nineteen restaurant, height at the bellevue. >> on the 19th floor. >> that's correct. >> i've been up there many times. >> great views up there. >> great. i have so many stories oh, that's a great place. >> fantastic. >> romantic place for row zero romantic dinner tonight. >> 113 years. >> really? >> that's right. >> 113 years at the hyatt at the bellevue. >> that's about the age of the date that i found for alex, matter of fact. >> he may be little bit older. >> little older? alex please meet dracula your date. >> oh,. >> by the way the chef told me that he is speechless. by your butte. >> i oh, really? >> yes. >> oh, i'm kind of flattered. >> what do you think? >> uh, ya, i think it will be a very fun evening. >> well, this is what -- okay. we will talk more about the date. what are you going to search? now, he, first of all thank you for coming out during the day i know you rarely do t special appearance. we appreciate that. you mustthoring strg f >> good, s the way you like your men. >> the strong silent type? >> and pacey white like

bellevue hospital, which is a trauma center. we don't know how the driver's injured. the two preliminary things we're hearing is there may have been some sort of gun fire exchange involving the suspect as this ended in lower manhattan. the other thing that we're hearing is that he was obviously driving on that bike path and we have that video to show you as well. right now speaking with people as i came from the fourth floor down to join you in this studio, they're trying to figure out why was this person driving there, we have had things like this before that have been medical incidents. >> more frighteningly, more vehicles have been involved in terrorist attacks around the world. >> and we have to talk about that as a possibility here. the first thing the nypd has to figure out here what exactly happened. there's been conflicting reports of whether this person had some sort of weapon that they had fired prior to this incident occurring. i know they have multiple helicopters that are always on stand by and they have them overhead right now to help in the search along the wat

the bellevue, right? >> at the hyatt at the bellevue. and there is the special guest there are going to be there about 7:00 tonight. right there on broad street. everybody knows where the hyatt at the bellevue is. >> sure. >> after that at 8:00 start the big event, than is where we raise money. >> for donors are heroes, you know it is one. best parties of the year. >> and i'll be there, alex will be there, everybody will be there. >> couple of years ago, or maybe last year, i think two years ago. it is fantastic. and i beg you to tell your friends to be an org began donor f we all were donors, there would not and wait list for organs. >> at the big donor dash, we had 15,000 people, just got the numbers, and we raised $600,000. but also trying to raise awareness, like you said, go on, takes 15 seconds, be a donor. you're a donor? >> yes. see you tonight 7:00. hyatt at the bellevue. okay, check this out. a dad scares the internet with a photo, a photo, of his daughter hanging from a banister, but not so fast, it is not exactly what this seems. okay? how are you doing, alex? >> we

her career and it's about the development of a young psychiatrist working first in the bellevue hospital emergency room and then in the psychiatric prison ward on the 19th floor of bellevue it takes you to the trials and hard-won battles that we early stages of her career in psychiatry. i want to go back first to the first time i ever met elizabeth. i was at that time as i am now part of the faculty of the forensic division of dull view at and white -- bellevue at nyu. this is the point in the book where she has finished her specialty framing in psychiatry and was starting, and was starting her forensic psychiatry fellowship. the first time i met elizabeth i was impressed and it wasn't just that she was a very smart and well-trained and very energetic young psychiatrist. there was another quality which struck me very early on and that was she was fierce. what i mean by that is she was fiercely determined whenever she saw someone getting a raw deal for particularly when she saw mentally ill people or were not getting proper treatment. she had the fierce determination that somethi

. (vicki) new at nine... video of an attack on a teen in bellevue, washington has led to a police investigation. and the boy's mom is speaking out tonight, saying the kids who did this... should be punished. from our partners at cnn, reporter camila orti has the story. (nats)the violent video is tough to watch.even tougher for the mother of the boy getting hit.kuuleilani/ victim's mother"it's heartbreaking, you know, it really hurts."monday is the first time (koo-ooh- lay-lah- nee) kuuleilani saw the footage of the assault on her 14-year-old son.kuuleilani/ victim's mother"it's horrible." the clip, posted to social media by a concerned bellevue resident sunday, shows four people hitting and kicking a teen, then walking away with his chain.kuuleilani/ victim's mother"that was basically him getting jumped."she says she knew her son, a freshman at bellevue east, got into some sort of fight back on september 29th..but had no idea.. it looked like this. kuuleilani/ victim's mother "his eyebrows were a little swollen and stuff like that, he just downplayed it, said said it wasn't a big

again. no trouble spots on 395, but sticking with a ride in virginia at bellevue boulevard, that is tied up due to a water main break. d.c., southbound kenilworth avenue at capitol street, that is where we have the crash tying up the left lane. the earlier accident that i mentioned near ridge road, according to mpd, all lanes are now open. back in the next 10 minutes to update that ride into northeast, but for now let's get a check on the days forecast with veronica johnson. might be a bit of frost well west of d.c. this morning, temperatures starting out quite low. rain, returning late in the week, and then for now the trend be a wet sunday coming our way. continuesat the trend with temperatures topping out in the upper 40's this morning. sunshinet least have for the day, but it will also be breezy. here's what is going on, high pressure with mostly clear skies thanks to this system. height pressure is with us tonight. temperatures will be even lower throughout the day tomorrow. to 45 overnight, down to 50 degrees tuesday night. pretty chilly with temperatures running well below av

bellevue hospital. the anti-terrorism task for was on the case in a short period of time. authorities in new york, yes are calling this an act of terrorism. a number of schools were placed on lock down in the immediate aftermath of the attack. again eight people are confirmed dead. remember nice, remember london, berlin and barcelona this the latest incident of vehicular terrorism this in lower han hat. lets go to sharrie williams. what do you have? >> this terroristic attack is about a lone wolf trying to commit the ata acs of terror and harm and death. law enforcement know they are using a vehicle used for terror lets talk about the person that police have in custody. 29-year-old sayfullo saipov. 29 years old the video here captured from the witness that saw him in the streets today brandishing what looked to be two weapons. police later identifying the weapons to be a pellet gun and paint ball type of gun as well. they will try to look more into his background. who is he? who does he know? and who he is talking to as of late. and could there be more coming? they have to keep that o

there. south of the bellevue area where we're seeing the possible tornado. this is doppler indicated. we're going to treat it as if it's on the ground. green toward the radar set and trying to give you an idea where the arrows are spinning so you can understand what we're looking at when we say there is a circulation. the winds are moving into bellevue from smithsville. on the west side of e-95, they're moving away and that is why the tornado warning was issued for the area. that is south of bell view, south of fredericksburg and east of spotsylvania. da you have any reports of anything, we would love for you to get it to us. facebook or twitter. i am on hbws -- hbwusa9. the tornado warning is until 6:45 p.m. on the spotsylvania area. and stafford as well. the city of fredericksburg, although we'll tell you, i believe, that even though it's clipping the south part of fredericksburg, we have the worse part of the storm looking south of fredericksburg and those areas. i will zoom out a bit. we're seeing strong, gusty winds with the storms and we'll give you back this particular view. w

vociferous demand for exploited women. >> reporter: we've come to bellevue, seattle's wealthiest suburb. hermes, prada. to learn more about the korean prostitution ring here and why some say this case could change the way sex buyers are prosecuted across the country. the idea broth they wills were being operated out of this upscale, suburban apartment building, lots of fancy people in the area who have no idea that sex is being sold right next door. there were several korean brothels raided in this case. the 12 women found inside release the without charges. described by police as trafficked. we tried to track them down but they seem to have scattered to the wind. it is really hard to get a genuine glimpse inside one of these korean brothels. no one will talk to you, no one will admit to anything, because there's too much fear. tiers too much shame. there's too much criminality. we went to a guy who ran one of these brothels. he actually agreed to talk to us. michael durnel managed -- >> he's opening the door, hi. >> reporter: -- two of the bellevue broth they willed. when they were bus

, michelle. >> reporter: jeff, i'm at bellevue hospital, just shy of three miles away from where the attack occurred. this is a level-one trauma center, the closest to the scene. five of the people who were injured, among those 12-- more than 12 injured-- were transported here by ambulance for emergency triage. we know from our sources that two were sent immediately to the o.r. but we do not know the severity of their injuries or their conditions. we don't know if any of the five are among the eight known we don't even know if the suspect is among those who were transported here. several of the other injuries went to new york presbyterian hospital down in lower manhattan. as you can see, there is a police presence outside of bellevue hospital. we spoke to many of the people walking outside. they told us there was a heavier-than-normal police presence inside. they are checking i.d.toss make sure that people are who they are, where they're supposed to be. so the n.y.p.d. keeping a close watch here at bellevue. jeff. >> michelle miller, thank you very much. with an update on those who w

. >> shepard: eric shawn, thank you. we have confirmation inside sources at bellevue hospital in new york city. two patients have been taken and are in the operating room. one with lower extremity injuries. two are stable and not in the operating room. the perpetrator has been or was or has been there, received a gunshot wound. according to fox news reporting, the gunman was taken to bellevue hospital under heavy guard, treated -- i'm sorry? treated for his injuries. four people, two in the operating room at bellevue hospital with lower extremity injuries. they were the ones hit by the vehicle. two others are stable, not in the operating room. the perpetrator there after receiving a gunshot wound. david lee miller, who has been reporting and had the extraordinary video of the perpetrator himself. david lee. >> hi, shepard. still a great deal of shock in lower manhattan. in an area still desperately trying to figure out what happened a few hours ago. this tragedy coincides with the start of halloween, adding an eerie element to what is taking place. many people walking through the streets

talking to some of those who were hurt. michelle? >> reporter: jeff, i'm at bellevue hospital less than three miles away from that crime scene. this is the closest level-one trauma center to those attacks. five of the 13 injured were transported here by ambulance to receive emergency triage. we are told two were taken immediately into the operating room because of their injuries. we do not know the severity of their injuries or their current conditions. we also do not know if the suspect is among those who were transported here. of course, the n.y.p.d. reporting that one of their officers shot the suspect in the abdomen, transported to a hospital. we do know that six victims died on the scene. the other ten victims were transported to a hospital in lower manhattan, new york-presbyterian. two died on arrival. now, this is just in: several of those who died today are from foreign countries according to belgium's deputy prime minister and foreign affairs minister one belgian died, two others were injured. an argentine official is reporting that one argentine died today, as well. here

sean, thanks. we now have confirmation inside sources at bellevue hospital in new york city. two have been taken, work patients have been taken and are in the operating room. one with lower extremity injuries. two others are stable and are not in the operating room. and the perpetrator has been or at least was or has been there received a gunshot wound and according to fox news reporting, the gunman was taken to bellevue hospital under heavy guard. treated for -- i'm sorry? has been treated for his injuries. again, four people, two in operating room now at bellevue hospital on the lower east side with lower extremity injuries. again, they were the ones hit by the vehicle. two others are stable. not in the operating room. the perpetrator there, too. after receiving a gunshot wound. david lee miller whose been reporting from the scene and had that extraordinary video of the perpetrator himself we believe wandering around in the streets of lower manhattan. david lee, to you. >> reporter: hi shepard. still great deal of shock in lower manhattan. this now as dusk begins here in an are

still in the hospital right now this morning. nbc's ann thompson is out in front of bellevue hospital. ann, what is the latest? >> reporter: hallie, we have four people being treated here, including we believe the suspect in this truck attack. there is a very visible police presence here at bellevue hospital this morning. more than a dozen police officers inside the lobby here at the hospital. more outside near the emergency entrance. but i think what is really striking this morning is you look at the list of victims, you see how new york remains a magnet for tourists all over the world. in particular, the story of the argentinian victims, five men who were part of a larger group who came here to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their graduating from a technical high school in a town called rosario in central argentina. our affiliate wnbc-tv here today spoke to freand of ta friend ofo said they went to the intrepid, they hopped on bikes and went downtown to lower manhattan when the attack occurred. the five men mentioned there who are the victims from argentina, they are all dead. th

want to add a little information, the suspect is now at bellevue hospital. would you agree with that assessment? >> definitely. the number of meetings that i attended intelligence briefings and the skiff, which is the sealed room at police headquarters, that looking at various plots that were under way had been detected, that some of them did not come to fruition. there's the prevention detection side of it that the public does not see. and the extraordinary capabilities of the fbi, cia, all the various alphabet agencies. then you have the visibility of what you're seeing this morning in terms of the capability of this city. when he indicated the idea we have had now almost 30 of these, if not more than 30 of these, since 9/11, we had the recent deaths down on the bikeway on the hudson river. >> awful. >> but in the whole country since 9/11, the number of deaths committed by terrorists has been relatively small number. we've had orlando. we had san bernardino. we had the boston marathon bombing. we had our most recent event that took those lives down at the hudson river but we have p

outside bellevue hospital in new york, facing the long, grueling recovery. good evening. >> give unity, shannon. today, u.s. eternity said that yes, saipov can be tried as an enemy combatant, yes, he can be sent to gitmo as president trump president trump as suggested and so to the white house, but it's up to his superiors. meanwhile, he remains in federal custody, we believe, on the prison floor of bellevue hospital behind me. we are told he remains unrepentant tonight and defiance. court papers saying that he wants to hang the ices flag in his hospital room. he also is glad and happy that he killed eight innocent people. we got our first look at saipov earlier this evening when he was sent from here down to the criminal court building, the federal court building on pearl street, when he appeared before a federal magistrate. it only lasted for about 10 minutes. saipov was in a wheelchair. he was wearing sweatpants, he looked disheveled and slumped. his feet were shackled that he had handcuffs on. he had an ear piece in his ear in which the proceedings were translated by a russian tran

bellevue avenue in santa rosa is open. and new life christian church is taking in about 500 evacuees. >> and perks, taluma count -- pet petaluma community center. >> and analy high school on analy avenue. salono community college in fair field. we do have a full list of evacuation centers on our website, abc 7 news.com. >>> several other fires are threatening homes in the bay area including the red wood valley area. >> that fire has now burned more than 19,000 acres and in mendocino county sheriff shared several photos of the damage. >> you can see the burned down pick up truck left in the middle of the road and this picture showing the bright glow of the flames in the background. these pictures were taken in the area of west road, east road and tom key road. at least one person has been killed in this fire. >> a check on the weather because that plays such a big role in terms of being able to contain this fire make progress. we want to check in with meteorologist, drew tooma. >> the winds have calmed down. the humeidity is on the rise. we do not have that at this hour. you notice th

for a second so you can see where the tornado warning is. for spotsylvania county and bellevue and coshen now. let's go back and show you where the storm is. as long as we have a tornado warning, we'll stay on and track it for you. storms moving east-southeast and a severe thunderstorm warning until 7:00 p.m. if you're not sure what to do, get to the lowest willful of your home, a lot of folks in the midwest and plains will go into the bathroom and get it over with. we don't have reports of tornados on e we'll treat it as such, nonetheless. we'll switch back to velocity mode. the rain and hail and snow in the winder time to see where the storm is. we'll take off the labels and give us more real estate to track. once again, we're looking up the storm in that area. gate-to-gate sheer, 61 and checking the other values here. not the most impressive-look rotation but a rotation, nonetheless. we don't want this to be on the ground. that is the area that we continue to monitor for you. we will zoom in and if there is a rotation tornado on the ground, that would be olive now. we're just ch

both have been left for b,89 and counting. dr. danielle ofri is a physician at bellevue hospital, the oldest public hospital in the country. and associates of medicine at nyu. -- the first literary journal to arise from a medical side. her critically acclaimed book what patients say, what doctors hear has been a bestseller and wish i knew book will enjoy the same success. please welcome me into welcoming dr. danielle ofri. [applause] >> thank you it is so nice to be here. this is always been a favorite of mine here at strand bookstore. since i was a medical student. the one dollar both van and it was one of my food groups along with coffee. this morning i was seeing patients at bellevue and a regular clinic session. you know a busy day. lots of medications and lots of illness. many other doctors i am always wondering, am i really as good as i could bequeath to be improving a little bit? and i think we do certain things to make ourselves better and continuing medical education. me, i look through periodic spring cleaning frenzies. i will fill out my physical exam book and commit myself

was ticketed after parking his car in the rush hour lane of the bellevue hotel in center city. stopping in that lane was prohibited at the time. he was at the bellevue for a speaking engagement. philadelphia parking authority tells cbs-3 natalie commissioner paid the ticket right away. >>> well, people in boston were celebrating their super bowl win in the the streets, a man took advantage of the festivity, to steel some artwork. >>> man was seen on cameras swiping, priceless artwork by artists like rembrandt, picasso, we will tell you how some of the partyers were able to put a stop to the heist. >>> seventy-one year-old woman tonight's special: longhorn favorites. get our outlaw ribeye, the longhorn salmon, or the parmesan crusted chicken. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger, or any steakhouse lunch combo. you can't fake steak. at ikea, we believe that everything, from your lamp to your couch, should work as hard as you do. that green living is something everyone can afford. that you can sacrifice everything but a good night sleep. and we believe your furniture should l

suspect in bellevue hospital three miles from the scene of this horrific event. give us an update on him first. >> bellevue hospital is the number one trauma center, level one, the best in the state. it takes care of 1500 trauma victims a year, blunt trauma, this is the place to be if something like this happens. in terms of the suspect. my sources say that he sustained a bullet wound to the upper leg, that they went into the o.r. and found no major damage to any arteries. they were able to close it up. he is very stable and is likely to go to a prison ward soon. >> sandra: minor surgery for the suspect. no damage to blood vessels you report. he is expected to go to the prison ward soon. what kind of timing should we expect for him to be moved? >> maybe a day or two, maybe a little longer. i want to add, by the way, in my training at bellevue we often had a situation like this where a murderer would be chained to a stretcher and taking care of the murderer and the victim side-by-side. that's our medical training not to differentiate. >> sandra: they will operate regardless and there

near bellevue road. so if you're in this area stick to 896 as your alternate. one more live look. area bridges in great shape. westbound traffic just a few cars up and about headed towards the city and moving just fine, matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> breaking news, it was a lie. police had been searching for a missing four-year-old since last night. now they tell usman has admitted to making up an elaborate story about a child kidnapping and a carjacking. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at northwest detectives where, annie, the details just didn't add up. >> reporter: and matt, that's right, they say that the man made the entire story up. they think possibly mental health issues could be into play but that's all something they're going to investigate. however that man could face charges now. this is video from the scene. the police say the initial reports of the incident came in around 10:15 last night along the 4600 block of sydenham street in logan. a pizza delivery man said he was carjacked by two armed men. 20 minutes later police found the car at north 16th an

over the formation of a new government for the country meeting at the presidential palace bellevue here in berlin lasted more than two hours afterwards the party leaders left without making any formal statements council on a macro has been trying to put together a workable alliance since september inconclusive elections the social democrat leader martin scholtz at first ruled out forming another coalition with michael's conservatives but the pressure is building on him to reconsider that position. so how things go last night joining me now to talk about that is our correspondent all over celica morning all over to you you know after the first meeting do we have a sketch now of what we can expect for these talks but we don't know for sure if there will be any other talks at this point though so rumors basically right now we are waiting for any official confirmation of that of course what we know is the talks lasted laying longer than expected and this was quite a historic situation really when the president called in all leaders of different german parties here in especially yesterd

bellevue road. ra big cleanup underway you can ses how jammed up things are in that area. try to find alternate.na. the rest of your wednesdayednesd morning commute look at the red. 395 parked from south of the mixing bowl to the 14th streett idgege. directions. outer loop jams right now from basically baltimore washingtonlm parkway over to georgia avenue with a 30 minute slow down.w you jam up through largo on thet outer loop. 295 in both directions from the beltway to the 11th streetto t t bridge. north of 50 to the 11th streettr bridge park 50 inbound throughhh cheverly is at a crawl.wl. 66 from manassas to the beltwayt looking terrible and then 95 the southbound as you make your way from dale city to quantico weuae had earlier crash in for about o an hour delay.ay. take route 1 southbound there. . back to you guys. >> all right. we have a lot more coming up in t morek ho'clock hour right after the break.ter th >> see you then.>> seeou t ♪♪ ♪♪ stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells...

thompson is outside bellevue hospital where we understand some of the victims are being treated. anne, what do we know at this point about their condition? >> reporter: well, you know, craig, one of the things that makes new york city great is that it is a melting pot. people come from all over the world to live here and to visit here. and that is very much reflected in the people who both survive and who died in this terror attack. there was a german woman who is being treated, we understand, she's one of the injured. but one of the stories that i think is really capturing this city's attention is the story about the high school classmates from argentina who came here to celebrate the 30th reunion -- or the 30th anniversary of their graduation. they came from a little town in argentina, rosario, and they were here, riding their bikes. you can see their names here on the screen. we can tell you that a sixth person from that group was injured in the attack. so we have five from argentina among the dead. there is one person from belgium. that person's death is confirmed by the foreign a

mid-30s, a florida resident he was shot by police but is apparently alive at bellevue hospital, this according to the nbc news, melissa. >> courtney, thank you, courtney reagan with an update on that. that is a major development as we start digesting what has happened >> this is a time that the country needs to come together the president needs to be presidential i don't want to make this political, i'll just say that's what we need right now at a time when washington is very distracted it's a massive week when you think about it, for the markets, it's a massive week for the parking lot. we have the tax draft coming out tomorrow, possibly a new fed chair announced on thursday, payroll on friday. the fed started a meeting today. to say that markets should just sail through this stuff is a really difficult thing for a market that i think has been starting to show some undercurrents of volatility. you certainly see it in dispersion in how stocks are acting we're going to get to it on this show tonight, if we get to it, stocks that have been taken out to the woodshed and ones that have a

there that he still at bellevue hospital, listed officially in critical condition. earlier his condition was described to me as grave, but all involved now say they do believe that he will survive. was he able to speak with authorities between the time when he was arrested and before he went into surgery? we do not yet know. according to witnesses he was coherent at able to speak at the time. as for the victims, four of them are from stuyvesant high school. two said to be staff members, two said to be children. the high school letting out at that time today. suburbs all across america people lining up to get on the buses. in lower manhattan son do that, most office subways. the regular city transit to make their way home. they were scattering about the school and headed home as they always would when the scene unfolded. one of those children said to be in critical, that child said to be a bellevue medical center, and level one trauma center in lower manhattan, east of us now, where they are under guarded care we are told. the suspect enclosed police watch. as for the vehicle he

frank held his first christmas greeting as president from his residence last bellevue he called on people to seize initiative in uncertain times. because in to him for help in this we're not going to help the situation so our future is not sitting stone we can overcome the sense of powerlessness and alienation on both a large and small scale if we take action as a community if we stop calling on others to be responsible and start to realize that responsibility begins with us can. steinmeyer also addressed the delay in forming a new german government now the longest in post-war history. not all things that are unexpected should inspire shia this also applies when the formation of a new government takes longer than foreseen. of the thought in the us but the german president gave his assurance that the country remained stable. in german soccer the bundesliga is enjoying a well earned winter break after one of the most compelling first halves of the season in years high profile sacking some spectacular goals and a huge controversy over the new video referee system means there's hardly

schloss bellevue he called on people to seize initiative in uncertain times. because indian for help in this way not going to help the situation so our future is not sitting starn we can overcome the sense of powerlessness and alienation on both a large and small scale if we take action as a community if we stop calling on others to be responsible and start to realize that responsibility begins with us can. each time i also addressed the deny in forming a new german government now the longest in post-war history which leaves lish not only things that are unexpected should inspire a shia this also applies when the formation of a new government takes longer than full scene. of the vote in the us but the german president gave his assurance that the country remained stable. aren't to tell you now about some news just coming in there right now a bus has crashed into an underground passageway in moscow killing at least four people and injuring fifteen more all the cause of the crash at this moment isn't clear we'll bring you any developments as this story unfolds so stay tuned for that but in

happen on thursday in bellevue council and after that the two parties could continue talks without the president but it's not in the if the meeting with the german president doesn't turn into a scene of stress and argument then i would say that it would be a good idea to hold these talks. because president. on america will also wants to enter the negotiations wholeheartedly and without preconditions. we know that there are important points that we think are very significant when it comes to the question can germany master the future but we also know that these talks always demand compromises. and it's the fault finding common ground with the end. speedy won't be easy one problem off the bat is that the social democrats youth branch categorically rejects a coalition with merkel she's also not well liked by the s.p.d. party base and they are the ones who have to make the final decision. or let's pull in our political correspondent out almost barrow for the latest on this good evening to you told us the social democrats were hit with their worst ever election results back in september dur

bellevue, the principle of ridge elementary, and vanessa brown, the principal of -- elementary. [applause] gov. justice: your courage goes way, way, way beyond going unnoticed. you know, it took wisdom and courage to some way, somehow battled back. we have got a long ways to go, but that is what we do. there is another group year systems, andalth there is the ceo that is the national ceo. his name is jason hoover, and let me tell you what they are doing. they are going to bring a college, basically for foster kids, to montgomery. this,e that really needs needs our jobs, it needs hope. some have been terribly instrumental in this. are, jason, and your team, please stand, as well. [applause] gov. justice: now, stay with me. isn't this place reverent? hallowed ground? theght, i'm going to do best in my ability to deliver a speech that i think is phenomenally important. question there has been speech after speech delivered here. i am telling you i cannot is ably imagine that there time as dyer and a time as important as tonight. as dire and a time as important as tonight. now, ther

president from his residence bellevue he called on people to seize initiative in uncertain times. because indian for help when not in a hopeless situation so our future is not sit in stone we can overcome the sense of powerlessness and alienation on both a large and small scale if we take action as a community if we stop calling on others to be responsible and start to realize that responsibility begins with us and. each time i also addressed the deny in forming a new german government now the longest in post-war history. not all things that are unexpected should inspire fear this also applies when the formation of a new government takes longer than foreseen one. of the involved in this but the german president gave his assurance that the country remained stable. let's catch up now with some of the other stories making news around the world tunisia has banned planes belonging to the dubai eline emirates from landing in its capital tunis officials that say they are responding to moves by the year one thousand arab emirates to block june is in women from flying to transiting throug

is the physician at bellevue hospital, the olde public hospital i the country and associate profso of medicine at nyu. she was cofounder and editor in chief of the bellevue literary review. critically acclaimed book "what patients say, what doctors hear" has been a bestseller for some time. please join me in welcoming dr. danielle ofri to the stand. [applause] >> it is so nice to be here. this has been a regular new york city hunt, the food groups, i was seeing patientss at bellevue, and improving a little bit, continuing medical information, and pull out the physical exam book and commit myself to learning to copy the spleen again. i was certified for my boards, and never really thought much about how i speak with patients. to interview a doctor and the patient for the past couple years, it was fascinating when they told the story of the same event it was completely different. and two different movies, i was fascinated by the gap between what patientss and what doctors here and vice versa. we think about what matters most in doctors interaction. when talking with doctors and patients

faith and such appreciation in our police force. >> nbc's anne thompson is outside new york's bellevue hospital where the injured are being treated. nbc's ron allen is in paterson, new jersey, where the suspect had most recently been living, we understand. ron, let me start with you. what are his neighbors saying about this guy? >> well, craig, the investigators wrap up their work here in the neighborhood now so we can move in front of the suspect's house, saipov's house. it's number nine, the door that's closed. can you see this is a small sort of nondescript apartment buildings. we believe it's a two-bedroom apartment on the second floor. can you see down here some toys outside. he lived here with his wife and three young children. numbers say they saw him from time to time taking his kids to school or his kids out here playing. most people don't really say they knew him or noticed him. he's only been here for a matter of months, one neighbor said perhaps up to a year. but he apparently kept a low profile. the other thing about this neighborhood you should know, there's a mosque over

make way for a new hotel in that space. >>> polo ralph lauren store at be bellevue is now out of business. shut doors late yesterday afternoon. part of restructuring plan. >>> shore ride raises big bucks for little hearts at children's hospital of philadelphia. first ever philly spin in. dozens of people hopped on stationary bikes for a party. almost 200,$000s raised to help the patients. >>> two of the most promising prostars in philadelphia met with fans this weekend in king of prussia. posed for photos and signed autographs at a sports show. asked about chances of getting help at wide receiver. >> see chance. it's an exciting time of year with free agency. always trade rumors. the draft and combine just a couple of days still going on. exciting time. i remember just a year ago in that situation. a lot of uncertainty for those guise. >>> eagles won a coin flip last week. 14th pick in the nfl draft. >> happening now, the world baseball classic is underway. the previous. israel is taking on south korea at korea's home turf. pitching for team israel. 16 team international tourname

bellevue hospital was found in 1936. it is the oldest hospital. "american history tv," david oshinsky talks about his book bellevue, three centuries of medicine and mayhem at america's most storied hospital. the lower east side tenement museum posted this hour-long event. to introducelege david oshinsky, our speaker this interesting -- this evening, professor oshinsky. he got his graduate degree at where we were undergraduates. you are older, budweiser. that is quite ok. .e are in medicine fields we are not real directors as our parents would probably noticed.

same bellevue hospital as the 12 people he hurt is a testament to this country and a testament to how we treat people in this country. when we send the message to isis, what do you think they would do. he wouldn't be given treatment in a hospital. he would be torn apart in times square and be mutilated. the fact that he's at bellevue hospital being treated with respect is a testament to this country. kennedy: what is law enforcement doing right? we talk so much about the failures of government and intelligence services when one of these guys is let go or engages in a deadly attack like this. but what are they doing right? >> it's important to underscore the fact that we can't regulate this. there is nothing that can stop someone from renting a truck and deciding to mow down people literally for 20 blocks. civic education is on a decline in the youth. a lot of people have forgotten who we are, what we stand for and what's important to us. and i think the only common values that are binding us together as we push out religion and pushed out caring for one another and being neighborly to

schloss bellevue here in berlin where these three party leaders have just arrived good evening to you out in the cold forest this evening told us what can we expect to happen inside that building there behind you tonight. it is indeed cold brant it's hope it's not ask cold inside among those leaders that as you say have just arrived what we can expect tonight is an initial conversation between those leaders directed by the german president. to see if there's any possibility of finding common ground of setting perhaps the basis for a future grand coalition in germany it is very unlikely that they will be actually discussing current policy proposals current projects that they would like to bring forward it is more likely that they will try and see if there is any possibility of finding that common ground if there's any possibility of working together in the future and in the meantime we know there's an interim government that's in place right now to keep things working until a new government is formed are we looking at the beginning of an error in german politics where instability is going

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away from the crime scene. detective bellevue called homestead police department and talked to the arresting officer. >> please tell me it was a handgun? >> he said it was. >> tell me it was a glock 9 mill meter. >> he goes it was. >> now please tell you have that weapon? >> he goes, i do. >> reporter: bingo. >> we got to get that gun. >> reporter: yeah. >> art went down and picked up the gun. we submitted it to the firearms tech. >> reporter: the report came back, clear as day, this was the gun that killed susan sutton and blinded her husband. which obviously connects garrett kopp to that murder pretty intimately. >> absolutely. >> reporter: but detectives did not rush out and arrest kopp. for a simple but very important reason. there was a bigger question that needed to be answered. did his friend christopher know anything? was he even, perhaps, involved? shocking question of course, this was sutton's son, the son who devoted himself to nursing his father back to health. but something about christopher bothered them. and had ever since he was interviewed the morning after the mur