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and then came the moment new yorkers said enough is enough, a murder of a young tourist on a manhattan subway platform just a few blocks from where i'm standing. it's a murder that would have consequences for this city and one man for the next quarter century. it was labor day weekend, 1990, a sunday. the u.s. open tennis tournament was in full swing and thousands of tourists had come to new york to see it. among them, brian watkins, a college student and tennis player from utah who was there along with his family. >> they were avid tennis fans. that's why they were here. >> journalism professor and writer bill hughes has followed the story for years. >> the tennis games were delayed that day, so they were out a bit later than they expected. >> as the watkins family headed out to dinner about 9:30 p.m., hughes said they made a fateful decision. >> they could have taken a cab, but they got on the subway. >> that's where everything changed? >> that's where everything went south. >> a train pulled in unloading dozens of teenagers, all headed to a nearby dance club. >> it's just mayhem, ki

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here's the "new york times" headline, quote: fox news christmas tree catches fire in manhattan. right, so it turns out the tree just caught fire. it self-emulated the usual spontaneous combustion like that red suv that went rogue after the wrins verdict in wisconsin and by itself murdered children and grandmothers in a parade because sometimes these things just happen. it was not long ago that you should know that the "new york times" was a simi will he yet mat newspaper that reported the news. it wasn't always a stalinist propaganda outlet designed to confirm the bigotries of the smallest behinded unhappiness most unsatisfied people in america. in other words, it wasn't always npr. but now it is. and very few people are still listening. everyone who actually lives in this country knows exactly what's going on, look around. our streets are dangerous. much more dangerous than they have been in a long time, in decades. there are a lot of reasons for that. but one reason is our cities are overrun with mentally unstable vague grants living on the sidewalk. now, for a long time we ha

thank you. >>> meanwhile, the manhattan d.a.'s investigation into the trump organization's business practices appears to be picking up steam after much resistance. reporters from "forbes" magazine were ordered to testify on details of a cover story they published on donald trump in 2015, with his apparent fixation with the magazine's estimate of his net worth. the testimony arrived just two weeks before manhattan d.a. cy vance is said to leave office, december 31st, to be exact. on what could be a historic note by possibly bringing charges against a former u.s. president. with me the founder of d.a. report.org and author of "the big cheat." david, thank you for joining us. i want to offer up some of what was offered up. trump told me i look better if i'm look better if i'm worth 10 billion than 4 billion. and specifically, a number was, quote-unquote, good for financing. also trump reported that during the early 1990s, "forbes'" estimates were actually high as trump put it and he deserves to be off the list. what could this mean,

as that what people need to function in manhattan? ultimately there is incremental demand. lisa: it is also refrigerated rooms for fresh director whole food deliveries. if you want everything delivered, there are things like that that make certain buildings more favorable. jonathan: i should clarify. i can function without a doorman. for tom keene to function, he needs a doorman. lisa: he needs a lot of things. jonathan: he needs a lot of things and he has a doorman. it is a very special lobby. i used to live there. yields coming in four basis points. the data is better than decent and your 10 year yield is still style -- still south of 1.50. lisa: it suggests a tightening in the labor market that is not being priced in. people suggest maybe it is an aberration. at what point does it start leading to wage increases that because the 10 year yield to move in a more meaningful way? jonathan: will ask mike schumacher of wells fargo next on bloomberg tv. with the wonderful kailey leinz and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. a special happy birthday to our good friend tom keene

it's really everything. nearly a 3rd of retail store funds here in manhattan are vacant. these mid town partnership represents local property owners who are faced with more demanding as well as fewer tenants. many commercial offices want to shrink the footprint they have. debt is lisa turns. as far workspace goes, expand the open space, the amenities space in the offices. so there's more room for of, for flow. so people aren't on top of each other. more and more workers are expected to return as the delta various feeds and vaccination rates continue to inch higher . but colvin may have changed this landscape forever. kristin salumi al jazeera new york, an annual swimming race across hong kong, iconic victoria hava is back on off to being suspended for 2 years. only half of the usual $3000.00 swimmers were allowed to compete and they all went to be fully vaccinated. resumed off to the city reported 0 local infections for months. the king's yeah, that's the, it's the 1st time we can participate in this sporting events is the pandemic started, which means we are ready to rec

and what will ones considered high rent districts such as midtown manhattan in new york? however, as christian salumi reports, things do seem to be improving. one vanderbilt, a new high rise named for its address, rises directly above grand central station in midtown manhattan. some of the most expensive real estate in the world. the $93.00 story office tower offers this spectacular view to the public from summit one vanderbilt plus all the latest amenities for corporate clients who according to senior vice president jason hacket, have flocked here despite the lingering pandemic. from an office building perspective, we've got the premier address in new york, we went into the pandemic about 76 percent leased and are coming out of the panoramic. now what about 91 percent leased? so really proving out that there's demand for class a high quality office space which we have here at summit one vanderbilt. of course, not everyone can afford the rent here. no doubt the view is much different down there at street level where office vacancies remain up. rents are down in this part

or once considered, i rent districts like midtown manhattan in new york. but as chris's salumi now reports, things seem to be putting one vanderbilt. a new high rise named for its address, rises directly above grand central station in midtown manhattan. some of the most expensive real estate in the world. the $93.00 story office tower offers this spectacular view to the public from summit one vanderbilt plus all the latest amenities for corporate clients who according to senior vice president jason hacket, have flocked here despite the lingering pandemic. from an office building perspective, we've got the premier address in new york, we went into the pandemic at about 76 percent leased and are coming out of the panoramic. now what about 91 percent leased? so really proving that there's demand for class a high quality office space which we have here at summit one vanderbilt. of course, not everyone can afford the rent here. no doubt the view is much different down there at street level where office vacancies remain up. rents are down in this part of town, a

foot traffic and vacant store fronts and what were once considered high rent districts like midtown manhattan in new york. but as christians salumi no reports, things do seem to be improving. one vanderbilt, a new high rise named for its address, rises directly above grand central station in midtown manhattan. some of the most expensive real estate in the world. the $93.00 story office tower offers this spectacular view to the public from summit one vanderbilt plus all the latest amenities for corporate clients who according to senior vice president jason hacket, have flocked here despite the lingering pandemic. from an office building perspective, we've got the premier address in new york, we went into the pandemic at about 76 percent leased and are coming out of the pandemic now at about 91 percent. so really proving out that there's demand for class a high quality office space which we have here at summit one vanderbilt. of course, not everyone can afford the rent here. no doubt the view is much different down there at street level where office vacancies remain up. rents are down in this p

here's "the new york times" headline, quote: fox news christmas tree catches fire in manhattan. right, so it turns out the tree just caught fire. it self-emulated the usual spontaneous combustion like that red suv that went rogue after the rittenhouse verdict in wisconsin and by itself murdered children and grandmothers in a parade because sometimes these things just happen. it was not long ago that you g should know that "the new york times" was a simi will he yet mat newspaper that reported the news. it wasn't always a stalinist propaganda outlet designed to confirm the bigotries of the smallest-minded, unhappiness most unsatisfied people in america. in other words, it wasn't always npr. but now it is. and very few people are still listening. everyone who actually lives in this country knows exactly what's going on, look around. l our streets are dangerous. much more dangerous than they have been in a long time, in decades. there are a lot of reasons for that. but one reason is our cities are overrun with mentally unstable vagrants living on the sidewalk.he now, for a long tim

that's led to less for traffic and vacant store fronts once considered high rent districts like midtown manhattan in new york. but as christian salumi reports, things seem to be improving. one vanderbilt, a new high rise named for its address, rises directly above grand central station in midtown manhattan. some of the most expensive real estate in the world. the $93.00 story office tower offers this spectacular view to the public from summit one vanderbilt plus all the latest amenities for corporate clients who according to senior vice president jason hacket, have flocked here despite the lingering pandemic. from an office building perspective, we've got the premier address in new york, we went into the pandemic at about 76 percent leased and are coming out of the panoramic. now what about 91 percent leased? so really proving that there's demand for class a high quality office space which we have here at summit one vanderbilt. of course, not everyone can afford the rent here. no doubt the view is much different down there at street level where office vacancies remain up. rents are down in this p

i mean, for this reason manhattan in my view is less interesting than queens. this is a wonderland. >> matt: yeah. >> anthony: i mean, look at what we've got here. >> shawn: you know they're trying to change it though, and the more it does change, the more the vendors are threatened, you know? >> matt: there's all this talk about cleaning up roosevelt avenue, you know, what that means. >> anthony: if you get higher rents, nicer buildings, they're not going to want a street cart out in front. >> matt: that's sometimes the problem that vendors face. even if the spot is completely legal. and we see it all the time where there's building managers that come out and say, "hey, you've got to move. you can't be here." they even call the police. >> anthony: so what happens if that happens -- when that occurs? >> shawn: when it was me, the young kid out of college, i was ready for that. but if you're an immigrant that doesn't speak any english and is realistically scared, and they tell you to move, well, you're going to move. >> anthony: in a perfect world, how many of t

guilty on five out of six charges here in federal court in manhattan. it was six days of jury deliberations in about 40 hours inside of those of that room, rather, here in manhattan as the jury continued to deliberate even asking for a white boards and pens and paper as they went through those counts bit by bit. so when the verdict was read, maxwell sitting in court pretty much motionless, didn't have much of a reaction there then she left the courtroom. maxwell facing six federal charges child sex trafficking and it sex trafficking conspiracy charges. prosecutors say she groomed and trafficked underaged girls as young as 1 years old to be sexually abused by her former boyfriend jeffrey epstein. the jury then requesting copies of the testimony from all four of her accusers after a long holiday break and asking the judge to clarify the definition of enticement, which is part of two of the charges maxwell was facing. during the more than two weeks of graphic testimony here in manhattan, the court heard from four women who said they were all underaged when

and we're not here to change manhattan beach. we're here to right or wrong. the public trying to get property back to belong to us that was illegally taken away from fraud and shepherd, got his wish, california governor given you some signed a law transferring the property known as bruce, as beach, back to the family, you can see what it was purchased for back then and what it's forth to day. so now an organization called where's my land is hoping to bring the same type of victory to other families who have their land taken. but some advocates say other cases being brought up or not as straightforward as the bruce's beach case, william dirty junior, a scholar at duke university said i just think there are thousands of these cases and a very small percentage of them have the degree of specificity that the bruce beach cases were you know, exactly who owned the property, how it was taken, and by whom, while makers in minneapolis had created b. minneapolis 2040 plan legislation points out the impact of re, re construction has historically hands on minority commun

and i think the really important thing here is the manhattan da is pursuing criminal charges against trump. they need to prove intent. there is more in bender's possession possibly and definitely in his knowledge about whether or not trump directed him to do things. that go beyond just the financial documents themselves. if bender is a material witness who can show that donald trump was told he might be breaking the law and went ahead and did it -- and went ahead and did it anyway and directed them to do that if they wanted to keep their jobs that, is an important moment in this whole case. >> this is the district court level. donald trump can appeal it, surely will appeal it. it's a federal judge, a trump appointee, who is crushing every single argument made by donald trump and his lawyers. >> absolutely lawrence, trump is getting used to that. he loses every case he is brought. that is what happened in december and january. but now all the tax return cases which he lost already unanimously at the supreme court before teen day's decision i think is really important. it's a trump app

but at the moment, the un headquarters in manhattan is cordoned off. for now, we'll keep you posted on what's happening there. if we learn any more, we'll tell you right away next. so more and more countries are detecting the new cove. it strain on the cron among the latest india, switzerland, and iceland. now in germany, the government there has announced tightened restrictions on unvaccinated citizens . there's also considering making jobs mandatory as outgoing chance. langler merkel says vaccinations are the only way out of the crisis. the all the n woodside we will reserve access to cultural and recreational facilities and events throughout germany only to those who have been vaccinated or cured. it is also possible to do an additional test for those with a complete vaccination plan though every day. shops like supermarkets are excluded even dental with all the measures being imposed, not every one in germany thinks they're necessary. one anti mandatory vaccination rally munich on wednesday. let classes with police as you can see, police, you force

this is midtown in east manhattan. today new york city announced it will offer $100 for people to get the boost. that's how they're trying to contain this spread. katy, as you mentioned, 73% of new omicron cases with the omicron variant. just last week it was 13%. it is incredible to see how quickly this variant has really spread across the country. here in new york, the state has just announced another record number of covid cases for four consecutive days. local officials here, again, are really trying to do what they can to contain it in addition to what the president is set to announce later today, the state of new york is also trying to set up its own website to be able to get people to sign up and get home tests sent to their home. katy? >> doctor, the number of cases, the rate at which it is skyrocketing is astounding. 101 manhattan residents in just one week. the numbers are even higher if you look at certain neighborhoods in manhattan. i think 136 are going to the west village and greenwich. that is astonishin

the incoming manhattan da talks exclusively to cnn. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. we start with the health lead and covid cases spiking across the u.s. we're now averaging 130,000 every day. that's up 10% in a week. hospitalizations are also up about 35% in the last month. with about 1 in 5 of all icu beds in this country taken up by a covid patient. health officials warn the highly contagious omicron variant will soon be responsible for most cases. but for now, it's that other superspreader, the delta variant, driving this december surge. athena jones reports drugmaker moderna has encouraging news about its boosters and the fight against omicron. >> it is going to be a tough few weeks to months as we get deeper into the winter. >> reporter: america, bracing for a tough winter that's beginning to look a lot like last winter. already in the midst of a delta surge, the new omicron variant accounting for just under 3% of cases. but spreading fast. >> this virus is extraordinary. it has a doubling time of anywhere from 2 to 3 days.

but until we organize ourselves, for example, how to use the term of the manhattan like project like we did in the 20th century, but the manhattan like project for cybersecurity, partisan technologies that are out there in a way that catapults the united states into a position of unquestioned leadership on cybersecurity issues, and we are going to be chasing china rather than leading. and since we have the capacity to lead, i think most americans would rather have that situation. >> thank you, general jones. so you actually ensured one of the questions i was going to ask you about china big, overhyping the problem so i'm going to build on what you were talking about. at the end of your most recent comment about cybersecurity. i'm curious, i'm interested you think that it is something that we could overcome and the idea that a cyber martial project, the manhattan project, excuse me, it's interesting, but what makes you think that the united states can overcome the problems that it's had to date. we've seen problems of vulnerability with the u.s. government networks and i would like yo

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it's in the washington heights neighborhood of manhattan. this unit was set up about 2 weeks ago. it's set up in not in the mean hospital. we're currently in the lobby of the hospital. i'm not sure if the hospitals in california were doing quite as openly but we were dressing family members up with with the a 95 and p b and are enough time to come and visit which which is incredibly necessary. ah, ours we all we have. i pads next to all the bad so patients can face time if they don't have their own phones. ah me. i definitely feel a little bit nervous that contract and cove it but who knows? i might have been positive at some point in the past. i might have been through it . i don't know. i'm generally much more careful now. i've been very good at putting on a mask and not touching it while it's on. and i think i yes, definitely. when somebody touches their face, i think i touched my face earlier in this video, but it's definitely, i notice that i really wanted to see more and understand covert. it's a fascinating, fascinating illness. and i've only been in the past few days getti

but a manhattan like project for cybersecurity. and harness the technologies that are out there anyway that catapult the united states into the position of unquestioned leadership on cyber security issues. we're going to be chasing china rather than leading. as his we have the capacity to lead, i think most americans would rather have that situation. >> thanks, general jones. you actually answered one of the questions i was going to ask you about china, the potential for overhyping the problem. i'm going to build on what you are talking about at the end of your most recent comment about cybersecurity. i'm curious. i'm interested -- do you think it's something we could overcome and the idea that a cyber martial project, the manhattan project, excuse me, it's interesting, but what makes you think that the united states can overcome the problems that it's had to date. we've seen problems of vulnerability with the u.s. government networks and i would like you to address, if possible, the cyber vulnerabilities of the defense industry an

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here's one in manhattan. >> welcome back. i'm with manhattan real estate. so this listing right in the heart of manhattan, open concept, super charming. right now it's 1.5 million asking price. tenant is still here. >> do you want to show you around? >> that would be fantastic. >> greg: there is no bathroom. you don't need a bathroom. so you always hear about southern hospitality. here's nashville. [shouting] >> greg: pretty good, pretty good, pretty good. stop it! here's nyc. [bleep] [bleep]. >> oh, oh! oh, my [bleep]. [bleep]! [indiscernible]. [bleep]. >> i'm still waiting for my pizza. >> you're not getting it. >> greg: still waiting for his pizza. i can't blame them for being mad. if they thought they had tickets to see a comedy show. turns out it was forgiven jimmy kimmel. if you watch closely, he will start crying. so what about entertainment? well, here's nashville. you can walk into any bar and you've got incredibly talented local bands kicking some major ass. meanwhile, here's nyc. >> [indiscernible]. >> greg: look, it's good to see chris cuomo is

in the first attack a plane hit the north tower of the world trade center in manhattan shortly before 9:00 followed by another plane into the second tower about 20 minutes later. both towers later collapsed. about an hour later a plan crashed into pentagon part of which later collapsed. amy: democracy now! closely followed the fallout from the 9/11 attacks at home and abroad. in december of 2001, masuda sultan an afghan american woman reported on democracy now! from afghanistan about a u.s. air raid that killed 19 members of her family. >> ty describe the scene where they are running with their kids in their arms dodging bullets left and right while they had all the fire falling down to the earth. there were women and children running for their lives being shot at by a helicopter hovering off their homes. and these people were not taliban supporters. were not al qaeda. there were simple afghans trying to exist in their own country. amy: after masuda sultan came back to new york, she came on democracy now! along with rita lagar who lost her brother at the world trade center. >> i was o

and i was notus manhattan, kansas. it was manhattan, new york city and that's the beauty of telehealth because we have concentrations of health care providers and places in the telehealth vehicle allows it -- is to bring it to our veterans wherever they are. there is a major challenge in all of this which is beyond their control, which is access to 5g or access to broadband. this is why we are so excited about the president's plan and we are so grateful that the department of commerce under the leadership of secretary raimondo is going to make sure that once and for all we solve this digital divide. once we are now positioned there will be no limitations on our telehealthth capabilities and we will be in a position where we can reach that no matter where they are even in those very rural cities where they don't have access to care. >> i think that's where the problem intersects. we talk about access with these rural veterans but we talk about expanding telehealth. there are veterans predisposed to such things. veterans

the most shocking and widely reported with the lynching and emulation of hartman william jones, near manhattan's west waterfront on monday, july 13th. the many portrayals of attacks on the blameless recalled and seem to reiterate the iconography of the antebellum, anti slavery movement which advocated the cause using images of the exploitation, sale, and abuse of powerless enslaved african americans. but, despite the press's previous representations of slavery abolition and emancipation, the meaning of such shocking and no doubt sensational riot images had undergone a shift by the middle of 1863. for readers, for leslie, and the illustrated news, the visualization of the riot and its african american victims was entwined in the changing context of the war, and the corresponding alteration in its pictorial coverage. thus, leaders of the illustrated press came upon the engravings of the july violence having recently seen in the june 27th frank leslie's heroic images of the assault by black regiments of the louisiana native guards against entrenched rebel forces out of port hudson louisiana, a week

in manhattan, kansas, and isn't going to work in manhattan beach california. we have to recognize the system of federal that they recognize in times of crisis that's when we look to the constitution and rule of law more than ever. our constitution cannot be a mass distance and should never be canceled by president joe biden. of >> gregg: i think joe biden sometimes believes americans are as stupid as he is. he said that if he had known about the winter surge, he would have made testing widespread readily available. but he was warned in the springtime by health officials that there was going to be a surge. they recommended millions of rapid tests. he was warned again in the fall. he was told we need 730 million rapid tests, he rejected the proposal. isn't he lying when he says nobody knew, fauci knew, cdc new, they are his science advisors, they told him. >> of course joe biden is lying, he's lying like he said nobody told him about afghanistan. it's a lie then and a line now. anybody with sense knows in the winter months any type of flu strain, influence outco

in manhattan, kansas, and isn't going to work in manhattan beach california. we have to recognize the system of federal that they recognize in times of crisis that's when we look to the constitution and rule of law more than ever. our constitution cannot be a mass distance and should never be canceled by president joe biden. >> gregg: i think joe biden sometimes believes americans are as stupid as he is. he said that if he had known about the winter surge, he would have made testing widespread readily available. in advance. but he was warned in the springtime by health officials that there was going to be a surge. they recommended millions of rapid tests. he was warned again in the fall. he was told we need 730 million rapid tests, he rejected the proposal. isn't he lying when he says nobody knew, fauci knew, cdc new, they are his science advisors, they told him. >> of course joe biden is lying, he's lying like he said nobody told him about afghanistan. it's a lie then and a line now. anybody with sense knows in the winter months any type of flu strain, influe

unfamiliar to most readers of the pictorial press with the exception of the five points, the area in lower manhattan. is so for readers in 1863 and for scholars today, the illustrated london news engraving officers called the conflict unusual in depicting an irish working class neighborhood controlled and defended by the rioters and the unsuccessful attempt by volunteers on the afternoon of wednesday, july 15th, to break -- and establish territories. the specificity of the location, the block between 18th and 19th streets along first avenue, the relatively obscurity despite its numerous casualties of the event at the time and the absence of coverage of the incident in any pictorial paper other than the illustrated london news suggests this illustration recorded an actual scene detailing the appearance of a particular place with some data as with battlefront artists likely gathered after the violation. so rather -- violence. so rather than serving as a symbol of depravity, the liquor store in the left background could be the corner establishment, quote, from the villainous looking customers. upstate

it's really everything. nearly a 3rd of retail store fund here in manhattan, our bacon. these mid town partnership represent local property owners who are faced with more demanding as well as fewer tenants. many commercial off this is want to shrink the footprint they have. deb, it's lisa's turn. refers workspace goes, expand the open space, the amenities space in the offices. there's more room for, for flow. so people are on top of each other. more and more workers are expected to return as the delta, very theda and vaccination rates continue to entire. but coven may have changed this landscape forever. kristin, salumi al jazeera, new york, people in the northern ethiopian town of valley bella say to graham rebels, have we captured the region? just 2 weeks after government forces had taken back control? it's he gray people's liberation front says it's launched several cancer offensives . the group has targeting the roads linking gus, sheena and labella. in the am hora, region communications have been cuts in the conflicts own. that's made it hard to verify reports from

office workers and tourism to combine it's really everything. nearly a 3rd of retail store fund here in manhattan, our bacon, the east mid town partnership represents local property owners who are faced with more demanding as well as fewer tenants. many commercial offices want to shrink the footprint they have at least as terms, as far as workspace goes, expand the open space, the amenities space in the offices. so there's more room for, for flow. so people are on top of each other. more and more workers are expected to return as the delta various feeds and vaccination rates continue to entire. but coven may have changed this landscape forever. kristen salumi al jazeera new york, the french pacific territory of new caledonia has voted overwhelmingly against independence. the referendum results was hailed by the french president, but overshadowed by a boy called by pro independence groups. they planned to appeal the results, and the united nations catalog has already on reports. it kill new caledonia is remaining of french territory. although the voter turnout was low at around 45 percent 96 perce

in manhattan, now 1 in 60 people have tested positive for covid just this week. north of the city, this woman arriving an hour early to get an at-home test. but the site running out of them 47 minutes after opening. today dr. fauci acknowledging that president biden's promise to distribute 500 million free at-home rapid tests is a good one but needed to happen sooner. >> we've obviously got to do better. i mean i think things will improve greatly as we get into january, but that doesn't help us today and tomorrow. >> reporter: dr. ashish jha telling our jon karl the best way to protect yourself is to get vaccinated and boosted. >> are we going to need to be getting kind of an infinite number of boosters here? >> i think we don't know at this point. is it possible we'll need more boosters? possible. maybe even likely. when i think about it, i get an annual vaccine for the flu. i guess i get an annual booster. >> reporter: tonight, an alarming increase in pediatric hospitalizations in new york and in other parts of the country. ohio, texas, pennsylvania hit particu

office workers and tourism to combine it's really everything. nearly a 3rd of retail store fund here in manhattan, our bacon. these mid town partnership represent local property owners who are faced with more demanding as well as fewer tenants. many commercial offices want to shrink the footprint they have. it's lisa turns, as far as workspace does expand the open space, the amenities space in the offices. so there's more room for, for flow. so people are on top of each other. more and more workers are expected to return. as the delta vary and fades and vaccination rates continue to entire, but coven may have changed this landscape forever. kristin salumi al jazeera, new york, south korea and astray leah have signed a defense still worth more than $700000000.00. so korea will supply a strictly with artillery weapons supply vehicles and radars. the largest defense deal between the street and an asian nation and comes at a time of heightened tension between his trailer and china. the delivery of an important commitment of our government that we might it's an important further chapter in the defense

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reporter: terrifying moments for two teenagers escaping a fire on the fourth floor of this building in manhattan. a 13 year old boy and 18-year-old girl shimmy down a pole as flames rage out of the window above their heads. the two then slide down the side of the building to save their own lives. witnesses watching in horror. >> they was about to jump out of the window, but everyone kept telling them, hold on, hold on. when they held on they got on side to the pole and started sliding down, i was slide, slide, baby, slide. and those kids, they made it, they made it down. >> reporter: in the miraculous escape, you can see the first teen slide before falling or jumping. >> i looked out and seen the flames coming up in the air, and i'm like wow, and then i seen the little kids flying down the pole. if it wasn't for them poles they probably would have died. >> reporter: neighbors say they heard a loud noise before the apartment caught fire. >> it was a very big explosion this morning prior to the fire and smoke. >> reporter: investigators say a man was found dead in the apartment, trapped in a back

vanderbilt, a new high rise named for its address, rises directly above grand central station in midtown manhattan. some of the most expensive real estate in the world. the $93.00 story office tower offers this spectacular view to the public from summit one vanderbilt plus all the latest amenities for corporate clients who according to senior vice president jason hacket, have flocked here despite the lingering pandemic. from an office building perspective, we've got the premier address in new york, we went into the pandemic at about 76 percent leased and are coming out of the panoramic. now what about 91 percent leased? so really proving that there's demand for class a high quality office space which we have here at summit one vanderbilt. of course, not everyone can afford the rent here. no doubt the view is much different down there at street level where office vacancies remain up. rents are down in this part of town, and 2 thirds of office workers have yet to return to their death not has an impact on the entire neighborhood. fewer office workers means less foot traffic and less business for kav

it used to be, in the old days, you'd walk into a manhattan show room, they would only be able to have an inventory of a few items. you would see what you were getting, you would make the purchase. now you can take a look at it online. and in the case of the mat, they actually, it is a very famous photo. if this is our mass horn to museum, a better policy big man, the big mat, an a simple google search would have identified that on of the stamp that was on his full size golden sarcophagus from egypt. that it was actually a fake provenance. just a simple google search is what was needed. and it was bought from europe and had been looted from egypt after 2011 beautiful piece that has since been repatriated back to egypt. and it was a photo with kim carr dash and standing in front of it. absolutely. and the met ball zillions of people saw it. right. of course. yeah, i find that fasting. and in just another one, you know, i find this fascinating that some of the worst culprits in this are in the united states. michael steinhart, a 1000000000 are very famous in the hedge fund industry. i ha

vanderbilt, a new high rise named for its address, rises directly above grand central station in midtown manhattan. some of the most expensive real estate in the world. the $93.00 story office tower offers this spectacular view to the public from summit one vanderbilt plus all the latest amenities for corporate clients who according to senior vice president jason hacket, have flocked here despite the lingering pandemic. from an office building perspective, we've got the premier address in new york, we went into the pandemic about 76 percent leased and are coming out of the panoramic now and about 91 percent leased. so really proving out that there's demand for class a high quality office space which we have here at summit one vanderbilt. of course, not everyone can afford the rent here. no doubt the view is much different down there at street level where office vacancies remain up. rents are down in this part of town, and 2 thirds of office workers have yet to return to their death not has an impact on the entire neighborhood. fewer office workers means less foot traffic and less business for kava

vanderbilt, a new high rise named for its address, rises directly above grand central station in midtown manhattan. some of the most expensive real estate in the world. the $93.00 story office tower offers this spectacular view to the public from summit one vanderbilt plus all the latest amenities for corporate clients who according to senior vice president jason hacket, have flocked here despite the lingering pandemic. from an office building perspective, we've got the premier address in new york, we went into the pandemic about 76 percent leased and are coming out of the pandemic. now, what about 91 percent leased? so really proving out that there's demand for class a high quality office space which we have here at summit one vanderbilt. of course, not everyone can afford the rent here. no doubt the view is much different down there at street level where office vacancies remain up. rents are down in this part of town, and 2 thirds of office workers have yet to return to their death not has an impact on the entire neighborhood. fewer office workers means less foot traffic and less business for ka

this is midtown manhattan on 42nd street. we're just a blocked down from a grand central terminal, one of the biggest trained terminals here in midtown manhattan. and you can get a sense of how long the lines are. we're seeing that the testing sites throughout the city. sometimes dozens, if not hundreds of people wrapped around the book. and if we pivot over this way, i just want to show you, you might see the tend to off and the distance there. that's another testing site. nobody is there right now because the folks in there are on lunch break, but down the block. every block here on 42nd street, there's a tent for testing, but it is still not enough. the demand for testing bar outstrips the supplier. and that is the real problem that we're seeing throughout new york city now. city and state officials are saying encouraging people don't panic. they say this is not march of 2021 new york with the global epicenter of the pandemic. but you talk to people on the streets, you just anecdotally talked to people and it seems like ev

it's really everything. nearly a 3rd of retail store fund here in manhattan are bacon. these mid town partnership represent local property owners who are faced with more demanding as well as fewer tenants. many commercial offices want to shrink the footprint they have. is lisa's turns, as far as workspace goes, expand the open space, the amenities space in the offices, so there's more room for, for flow. so people aren't up of each other. more and more workers are expected to return as the delta very feeds and vaccination rates continue to entire. but cove id may have changed this landscape forever. kristin salumi al jazeera, new york in austria, a partial lockdown has been lifted for vaccinated people. but those who aren't will remain banned from many businesses and values that been protest around the country . but there is some good news ahead of the holiday season. vienna's christmas markets reopening. they were shot for 2 weeks to help control rising cove. at 19 infections, al 0 dawson jabari is there. this market has over a 150 stalls. and one of the business owner