i'm only seeing brynn, cookie, andy. very special people. >> this is definitely a permanent wall. these gr moments. >> this season, fans of "the real housewives of new york city" got a tiny taste of bethany's country home but only "e.t." got the full tour. >> no one besides "e.t." has been up he. >> really? >> upstairs is cozy and very pink thanks to her 6-year-old daughter's bedroom and who knew? this millionaire housewife is crafty. >> this is all her original clothes. this was her first pairs of pajamas, her first baby blanket. one of her first t-shirts. instead of getting rid of clothes, i sewed them into a quilt. >> frugality is her style. >> everything is a bargain item. the chandelier was $100. >> complete with a pool and bar. stocked with plenty of skinny girl. >> the newest product is the skinny girl watermelon lime marrin margarita. christina aguilera partied here. jamie >> this week is a finale for "the real housewives of new york city." bethany tells luanne her fiance cheated on her. >> she sent me the picture. you have no recollection? you were so wasted you don't rem

brynn gingras continues our coverage in new york. brynn? >> reporter: what you couldn't hear from the video was the gasp that was let out from the crowd here on the ground near fifth avenue in manhattan. everybody just waiting to see if this man would get safely into that window when police pulled him in. let's zoom all of the way in there, that is the 21st floor when police were able to get him to safety after attempting to get him at the 16th floor. the man with several large suction cups scaling the side of the building, as you said, erin, for nearly three hours today. at times he was removing things from a backpack, throwing them down to the crowd. again, the crowd gasping in all of those moments and we do know he told police in discussion with the emergency unit service officers that his name was peter. he also referenced a youtube video that police are looking into, titled a message for mr. trump. these are a number of things that police are looking into and also currently waiting for a news conference by police. what i am told by sou

five bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, all spread across almost 4,000 feet where she escapes with her daughter brynn. >> i'm more suburban than city. new york is where i work and here is where i live. >> bethany paid $2 million for the home and is very choosey about who gets to hang there. >> it maybe takes a lot to make this walk. >> this is definitely a personal wall. these are good moments. >> this season, fans of "the real housewives of new york city" got a tiny taste of bethany's country home but only "e.t." got the full tour. >> no one besides "e.t." has been up here. >> really? >> upstairs is cozy and very pink thanks to her 6-year-old daughter's bedroom and who knew? this millionaire housewife is crafty. >> this is all her original clothes. this was her first pairs of pajamas, her first baby blanket. one of her first t-shirts. instead of getting rid of clothes, i sewed them into a quilt. >> frugality is her style. >> everything is a bargain item. this was probably $50. the chandelier was $100. nothing's not a bargain item in this house. >> complete with a pool and bar. stocked with plenty of

let's get more from the scene right there and i want to get more from brynn gingras outside trump tower. what are you learning about the climber right now? >> well, john, what we do know is he is a 20-year-old man. he is from virginia and he came here to new york yesterday and stayed in a hotel and he had this plan all set and ready to put in motion today. what we are told by police is that he told officers that he posted a youtube video and his purpose of climbing this building was to get donald trump's attention. he says he's an independent researcher and this was the only way that he was actually going to get trump's attention. so again, he had this all planned out and he was going to do this. that echoes what he was telling the people and the officers who were communicating with him as he continued to ascend this building. we do know that they were able to make contact with him on the 16th floor of trump tower and then again as he was climbing up to the 21st floor where the officers were in that window as you just saw and a three-hour filled event and take a listen to how it all unf

you saw brynn's reporting. the casino stock lost 90% of its value in '89. you had made a random investment you would have more than doubled your money if you had it in donald trump's particular casino stock, you lost almost all of it any over that time he got paid $40 million. >> bill gates, microsoft stock. if he would have left his money in microsoft and not taken it out of the market you know what would have happened right now? he would have been worth $200 billi billion worth than what he is today. if he would have left it there, what it says is he's a businessman and a private investor, made an investment and received compensation for that investment and left atlantic city at a time when the market was oversaturated and did very well. that's what a businessman does for himself and for his business and for his family. as for warren buffett i think he should release his taxes and this is the same individual who said that his secretary pays more money in taxes than he does. if that's a case -- >> that's a percent. >> he should pay her more money and -- >>

brynn, thank you very much. thank you all so much for joining us tonight.erin burnett any time anywhere on cnn go. "ac 360" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. you picked quite a night. down there behind me we are getting ready for another cnn town hall and this time for the green party presidential ticket. many do not like the major party choices they have and some are leaning toward the green ticket and plenty still have questions and they and you will have a chance to hear answers from the candidate jillstein and her running mate ajamu baraka with chris cuomo hosting at the top of the hour. we begin with plenty of news with what the trump campaign explicitly says is not a shake-up and not an overhaul and no big deal at all. whatever you call it, there is a new and aggressive chief executive onboard with a commitment to letting trump be trump. this is coming after a rough

brynn, thank you very much. thank you all so much for joining us tonight. you can watch erin burnett any time anywhere on cnn go. "ac 360" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. you picked quite a night. down there behind me we are getting ready for another cnn town hall and this time for the green party presidential ticket. many do not like the major party choices they have and some are leaning toward the green ticket and plenty still have questions and they and you will have a chance to hear answers from the candidate jillstein and her running mate ajamu baraka with chris cuomo hosting at the top of the hour. we begin with plenty of news with what the trump campaign explicitly says is not a shake-up and not an overhaul and no big deal at all. whatever you call it, there is a new and aggressive chief executive onboard with a commitment to letting trump be trump. this is coming after a rough several weeks for the candidate. and the campaign also disputes. >> you say it's not a shakeup, but you guys are down and it makes sense that --

our brynn gingras is out front with more. >> reporter: 12-time olympic medalist ryan lochte apologizingdent that has cast a shadow over rio's olympic games. >> i wanted to apologize for my behavior last weeknd for not being more careful and candid in how i described the events. in his statement posted instagram lochte did not back down from the most dramatic part of his initial story. >> they pulled out a gun and told the other swimmers to get down on the ground. they got down on the ground. i refused and i was, like, we didn't do anything wrong. he took our money. he took my wallet. >> reporter: the 32-year-old sticking to his story that he and his teammates were robbed at gun point writing, it's traumatic to be out late with your friends in a foreign country with a language barrier and have a stranger have a stranger point a gun at you and demand money to let you leave. jack conger and gunnar bentz leaving last night. they put most of the blame on lockty and it was lochte who vandalized the gas station including damaging a sign and the bathroom door and that lochte later fabricate the

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brynn gingras is out front in tulsa.irty lebanese are just some of the insults vernon majors called his neighbors. his anger turned deadly on friday when police say he shot and killed khaled jabara. majors is no stranger to the family. for years, the jabaras who are christians of lebanese descent said majors would terrorize them and call them names. the family filed a protective order which prevented majors from having contact with them and majors violated that order. majors allegedly hit khaled jabara's mother haifa in the car putting her in the hospital for weeks. majors was charged with federal assault and two judges refused to release him on bond and a third judge allowed the 61-year-old to post bail, releasing him until his trial in 2017. neighbors who did not want to be identified say they are not surprised by the allegations against majors saying he had a history. >> he'd walk on to our property and started screaming to my family and told us mexicans we are here and stuff like that. >> khaled called police to repo

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