junipero all: cbs cares!r made another statement about immigrants right here simply by celebrating his first mass in the united states in spanish. here's chip reid. >> reporter: pope francis couldn't resist the opportunity of another joyous open air ride in the popemobile as a crowd of 25,000 welcomed him to washington's basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. as he walked through the basilica, the faithful who filled the aisles strained to see or even touch him. ♪ >> reporter: before he made his way where he prayed in private. then on the steps of the largest catholic church in north america at a temporary outdoor altar, he celebrated mass in spanish, his native language. unlike earlier speeches, he avoided controversial issues like immigration and religious freedom and focussed on what it means to be a catholic. go out to tell the good news, fearlessly, he said, without prejudice, superiority, and con desengs. >> reporter: the crowd was full of young people. many saying they've never f

elaine quillano, cbs news, new york. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york, i'm scott pelley. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." a look at the people and events shaping your word. i'm jim axelrod. pope francis remains in the spotlight. today in new york city where he will address the united nations on its 70th anniversary. the pontiff will lead a service at 9/11 memorial. there will be a procession through central park and a mass at madison square garden. pope francis arrived in manhattan yesterday and held evening prayers at st. patrick's cathedral. here is some of what he had to say. >> this evening, my brothers and sisters. i have come to join you in prayer. that our vocations as priests will continue to build up the great edifice of good's kingdom in this country. -- god's kingdom in this country. i know that in the midst of god's peo

cbs 2's craig boswell reports. >>reporter: planned parenthood president celia richards appeared before congress tuesday to defend federal funding for her organization. >> the federal funding that planned parenthood receives allows our doctors and clinicians at our health centers to provide birth control, cancer screenings and testing and treatment for sexually-transmitted infections. >>reporter: the nonprofit has been under intense scrutiny since anti-abortion activists shot undercover videos of planned parenthood doctors allegedly selling fetal tissue to researchers for profit, a practice that would be illegal. >> everyone knows these videos are as the speaker of the house said barbaric and repulsive. >>reporter: the outrageous accusations leveled against planned parenthood based on heavily-doctored videos are offensive and categorically untrue. >>reporter: the undercover videos sparked outrage and many republican lawmakers say they will vote against current legislation to keep the planned parenthood receives fede

but cbs 2's dr. max gomez shows us the procedure is controversial. >> reporter: 29-year-old cathy in a follow-up visit to the doctor she says gave her back her life. >> the surgery did it. i could feel the pressure release. >> reporter: talking about the pressure that would give her up to 15 migraines a month. >> it was falling down, my motor skills, my cognitive skills, um, i would get them and i would just start throwing up. i would pass out from the pain. nothing was working. >> reporter: she heard about a surgical solution that would go after the trigger points that were causing the headaches. >> can you let your finger go? >> reporter: with a doppler ultrasound the doctor can pinpoint the origins of the headache. with this woman even a day after hers was at its worst. >> in the forehead frowning muscles can irritate the nerves. in the back of the head the muscles and vessels can irritate the nerves. >> reporter: small incisions he goes into to decompress the nerve removing what's irritating the

. >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in new york city this is cbs 2 news at 11:00. >>> football team in trouble, rutgers athletes accused of drugs, robbery, even assault. >> this just in, the nypd investigating after a drone goes down in the middle of a u.s. open. >>> but first a developing story, a plane in pieces crashes in bergen county after barely missing a soccer field filled with children. >> we're hearing the panic calls from the pilot. >> cbs 2's valerie castro is live tonight in cresskill of. >> reporter: that is -- cresskill. >> reporter: that is where the plane crash landed near the trees. investigators have been spending the last several hours taking pictures of the plane. clunks of metal and debris is all that is left of a small cessna airplane that crashed in a new jersey soccer field thursday evening. two people were inside. >> reported losing engine completely. >> reporter: chopper 2 was over the scene before 5:00 tonight. you can see emergency workers carry one person away on a stretcher after being carried out of the wreckage. in this video posted to social media m

alex denis, cbs 2 news. >> it's fast, too. the entire transaction can take just 15 seconds. >> sounds good. >> on paper. >>> that's it for us here at 5:00. we'll see you again at 11:00. the news at 6:00 starts right now. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> adrift in the long island sound a canoe carrying three children swept out to sea. good evening, i'm dana tyler. the boys are safe now thanks to some alert police officers who spotted them precariously far from shore. the children were out fishing when strong winds pushed them off course more than a mile from crab meadow beach in suffolk county. cbs 2's carolyn gusoff in northport with the story new tonight at 6:00. >> reporter: it was a labor day outing for three kids enjoying the waning days of summer. but it turned into a lesson in the dos and don'ts of safe boating. the miles brothers set out with a canoe and fishing rods. 12-year-old and 10-year-old boys joined a friend off crab meadow beach in northport. usually they fish in a protected estuar

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that's the "cbs this morning" "cbs this mornin "cbs morning news" for this thuray.cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm marlie hall. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. thank you so much for waking up with us. we start off with a live look at the golden gate bridge. nice to see some cars up and out. >> one. >> two, three maybe. >> it's thursday, that means the weekend is almost here. i'm maria medina. >> hooray for that, right? >> right. >> okay. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> we're a little slow this morning. >> it is 4:30. happy thursday, everyone. gianna is back in the fold and roberta is here to tell us about what wonderful thursday we have. >> i don't know what happened. the time just flew by this morning, right? >>> okay. so let's get to the weather so i can go finish combing my hair. as you look out the door, we have a layer of low clouds and fog at the coast. temperatures are very mild in the 60s except san jose at 59. it's 54 in sant

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dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> no tree fell today seriously injuring a plumber. in old greenwich, connecticut the tree fell a man walking to his truck. firefighters cut away parts of the tree to get the man to the hospital. several vehicles including the plumbing truck were damaged by the falling tree. >>> a big development tonight in the football hazing scandal at susan wagner high school on staten island. the city department of education has agreed to lift the suspensions of football activities. cbs 2's tony aiello live near the courthouse in st. george with these late-breaking developments. tony. >> reporter: with no practice this week, tomorrow's game against port richmond has been indefinitely postponed. but tonight, the falcons of susan wagner high school are celebrating a victory that saves their season. their hopeful huddle at an emotional news conference paid off three hours later when the attorney announced a deal had been reached on the suspension of football activities. >> the suspension of practice for the junior and varsity programs at wagner high s

cbs 2 with live coverage. tony aiello spoke with people hoping to see the holy father and first, though, let's go to maurice dubois with details on the pope's arrival. maurice. >>> what an arrival it was today. the pope settled in for the evening on his first night here in the united states. he spent a few minutes greeting the people who were gathered to see him after really a whirlwind historic day. >> reporter: the crowd of

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>> no parrot, yet. >> that's it for "cbs this morning."hanks for watching. >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, move it or lose it. much of center city philadelphia is now a tow-away zone. the city getting ready for pope francis by enforcing parking bans. >>> also this morning before coming to america the pope continues his historic tour of cuba, with visit to two more cities. but, there are some tense moments along the route of the pope mobile. we'll show those to you. >> and miserable monday in philadelphia, all of that hype before the eagles-cowboys game, and the birds play one of their worse games to date. good morning. it is monday, september 21, i'm erika von tiehl. quick check on your traffic and weather together with justin and meisha. good morning. >> good morning. happy monday, everybody. >> happy

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>> that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ left a good job in the city working as a man every night and day ♪ ♪ and i never lost a minute of sleep worrying about the way things might have been ♪ ♪ big wheels keep on turning proud mary keep on burning ♪ ♪ rolling rolling >>> we're following breaking news right now a family is tied up in a terrifying home inn racial in northeast philadelphia we have more on what the armed thieves were after. >>> also, kim davis reportedly meets the pope what the pontiff allegedly said that the kentucky court clerk, who refused to issue a marriage license to same sex couples. >>> help heavy rain overnight and what you can expect on certain roadways, big puddles from the storm system just a first in the in mutt it round of rain we are expecting to see later in the week and rain is absolutely here. >> yes. >> who is dry out there. it is wednesday september 30th i's erika von tiehl. >>> i'm nicole brewer. girl bandies back with weather and traffic. hi there meis

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on the cbs money watch, will today? good morning, jill. >> good morning, allison, asian markets are tumbling on sour news from wall street and worries over china's sagging economy. japan's nikkei lost 4%. the shanghai composite down more than 2%. here on wall street, investors may be opened for a rebound after worries sent the stockmarket to its worst drop in almost a month. the dow lost 312 points monday, the s&p 500 fell 49. the nasdaq fell 142, billionaire investor carl icahn warns about the u.s. potential catastrophe in the u.s. economy, he says low interest rates, he says donald trump's opinion before the republican presents the presidential candidate reveals his economic proposals. >>> whole foods is cuting jobs >> that represents about 1.6% of the work force. some of the reductions will come through atricks. whole foods is trying to lower prices and costs to keep up with the competition. carl walker's daughter is suing meadow walker filed a lawsuit on behalf of her late movie star father paul walker. he died in a

captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, september 10th, 2015. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning in arizona, the fbi, federal and local agencies are looking at a string of shootings targeting several motorists. they're looking for a possible shooter. at least ten vehicles have been hit in the past two weeks. don champion has the latest. >> reporter: state, federal, and local police are looking for the person who's targeting motorists along the main freeway through phoenix. >> why would somebody shoot at anybody at all, especially to shoot at some innocent person. mine that's just insane. >> reporter: drivers who use interstate 10 very very nervous. >> very scary, very horrible. >> reporter: the incidents started on august 29th. the latest happened wednesday when the passenger side of this pickup truck was shattered. the arizona didn't of public safety confirms several vehicles were hit by bullets and three were hit by projectiles. law enforcement is ramping up patrols on the ground and in the air >> it's becomin

captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, september 30th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a storm moving east has millions racing for days of rain and potential flooding. while an even bigger threat looms in the atlantic, as tropical storm joaquin gains strength. >>> propose francis puts himself in the thick of american controversy by meeting with the kentucky clerk who publicly opposed same-sex marriage and making a last-minute plea on behalf of a death row inmate. >>> the pictures that brought a nurse and patient back together nearly 40 years after their first encounter! >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, a complex weather system is threatening the east coast with widespread flash flooding and gusty winds and beach erosion and that is before another powerful storm comes into play. the storm promising hours of soaking rain and residents in flowed-prone areas are urged to prepare. in new york city a travel advisory issue has bee

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steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> city sources tell cbs 2, quote, if you are walking around naked, you are subject to enforcement. but if your body is painted, that falls under the guise of entertainment, artistic expression and first amendment rights. >>> dramatic video of of a gas station attendant dragged by a car and as the pictures clearly show this was no accident. cbs 2's christine sloan with the details tonight from middletown, new jersey. >> reporter: back working in the same spot where he was dragged across the parking lot of this 76 gas station in middletown, new jersey. take a look at the video again. it happens after he is done pumping gas. he goes up to the driver to get paid. then the driver grabs him by the apron filled with $1,500 in cash, pulls him along the pavement until the apron tears and singh crashes to the ground. are you feeling okay? >> okay. thank god. >> reporter: singh able to get up despite the pan. his injuries minor just cuts and bumps on his knees, bruises on his hands. >> seim so glad you're okay. -- i'm so glad you're okay. it must have been so scary for

-3 and also on the cbs philly.com. you can stream it at cbs philly.com. right now we will take a quirk break and come back with more live coverage at ground zero. >> but there are also some other important news to report to you this noon a major shake up in the congress, john boehner a announced his resignation, why he is suddenly stepping down. >>> also we will give you a a live picture of the ben franklin bridge keep in mind that is shutting down later on tonight, we want to let folks visiting in town know that you have to check on line to get around these detours. we will have more on that when we come right back. good afternoon. and we still have no limits on carbon pollution which can lead to more asthma attacks in children but senator toomey has voted repeatedly to let polluters keep releasing unlimited carbon pollution into the air. and took more than one million dollars from the polluters. tell senator toomey to vote for the clean power plan, because unlimited pollution shouldn't be a right. but playing outside

this is the cbs "morning news." cbs "morning news" pope frances is coming to america. the pope arrives in washington, d.c. today to start a six-day tour of the united states. >>> the ranks of the gop presidential hopefuls are thinning out. wisconsin governor scott walker pulls the plug on his campaign. why he is urging other republican candidates to do the same. >>> and google makes good on its promise to ahmed mohammed. the texas teen arrested for bringing a home-made clock to school is the center of the show on a visit to the tech giant's campus. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at "cbs news" headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. pope frances arrives in the united states this afternoon after wrapping up his visit to cuba. the pope flies from havana to begin his u.s. visit in walk. it's frances' first visit ever to the u.s. he'll wrap up his stay in cuba with another mass. beside walk the pope will visit new york and philadelphia. weijia jiang is in washington. good morning, weijia. >> reporter: good morning to you anne-mar

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>>> on the cbs money watch now.amazon has plans to blast off firing on florida's space coast and is facebook considering a dislike button? jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange. jill, the federal reserve could be making big news this week as well. >> reporter: the federal reserve board starts with what many consider a two-day meeting today. the fed may decide to raise interest rates for the first time in nearly ten years. the central bank's benchmark interest rate has been close to zero for about seven years, supporting both the economy and the stock market. shares on wall street closed higher, despite reports that showed some weakness in the economy. that would bolster arguments the fed won't raise rates. the dow added 228 points yesterday. the s&p gained 25. the nasdaq finished 54 points higher. stocks in asia finished highre on bargain hunting. hong kong's hang seng gained 2%. another layoff at hewlett-packard and they are cutting up 30,000 jobs. hp is spinning off its software consulting and data analysi

captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, september 1 11th, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. begin with politics and the democratic nomination making news, vice president joe biden. during an emotional interview on the "late show" vice president bind opens up. don champion is here with more. good morning, don. >> good morning, anne-marie. during an interview the vice president said he was overwhelmed over his son. it's the strongest indication that he's not ready to run. >> i would think any man or would wouldn't run unless, fwhirm one, they knew exactly why they would want to be president, and, two, they can look at the folks out there and say, i promise you have my whole heart, my whole soul, and my passion to do this. and i'd be lying if i said that i knew i was there. i met a whole group of military families which is not unusual, a rope line about 100 yards from the aircraft. and about two-thirds were in uniform. the others were family members. i was thanking them and i really meant it and a guy in the back said, me

that is one of the stories on the cbs "moneywatch." jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with most more on that. >> according to a report in "the times" hackers copied a developer's tool and infected at least 40 popular apps, including lee chat and cam card. the malware opens prompts asking users to open the app using their password. apple has removed the apps known to be affected in the store. >>> investors are focusing on whether the federal reserve board will raise key interest rates next month. major stock indexes ended mostly lower last week when the fed held rates near zero. for the week, the dow was down 50 points for the week and s&p off three and the nasdaq up five points. >>> the ceo of volkswagen is apologizing to customers. the environment protection agency said the company's diesel cars were equipped with software to skirt clean air rules. about 500,000 volkswagen and audi models are affected and that is about 25% of the company's sales. the epa ordered volkswagen to fix the cars at its own expense. the company co

in montclair, new jersey, hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. next to his beloved wife carmen in east hanover, new jersey. carmen berra passed away in march of 2014. >> i hope he realized how much he was loved. >> i think he got the idea. when you got to meet him, everyone just flocked to him. that kind of guy. >>> still ahead, new accusations that the red light cameras aren't playing fair at intersections. >> he's at it again. the so-called red light robin hood, he's now taking on yellow lights. that's coming up. >> also a consulate attacked in the middle of the night, who the ambassador is concerned might be behind it. >> saving two little boys from bullying at three-month old. be done.tt2watx# gd p bt@qd(\ tt2watx# gd p "a@qt$8 tt2watx# gd p bm@q_/4 tt4watx# gd r dztq 1e4 tt4watx# gd r entq aat tt4watx# gd r gzt& xf, tt4watx# gd r hnt& hh@ tt4watx# g >>> police have increased security at the mexican consulate after vandals struck in the middle of the night. >> meg baker reports from manhattan's east side. >> red paint is splattered on the fro

that's the "cbs this morning" news for this tuesday. thank you for watching.'m allison harm lan, have a great day. >> from the cbs broadcast september nerve philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> developing right now, police are investigating a sexual assault after female temple student last night. we'll tell you what we know so far about what happened. >> lots, the contractor charged in the deadly center city building collapse is expected to start trial today a look at the charges he is facing from the deadly 2013 accident. >> get ready to get wet. storm scan3 is tracking rain, and that foggy weather could hang around for awhile. we need the rainment maybe not a bad thing. good morning, it is tuesday, september 29th, i'm erika von tiehl. let's check the roads with meisha and justin, good morning. >> good morning, i don't want to say things are completely back to normal on the roadways yet, but certainly getting close. and

cbs 2's elise finch has this story. apartments woke up to serious water woes. >> i heard a big bang this morning. >> reporter: just before 6age the water line to the building ruptured and residents watched water pour into the garage through this window and through the brick wall. >> we have a river running through our basement. but my basement drain is working so it is not filling it. >> reporter: the broken line created a waterfall in the courtyard and the sidewalk separated from the curb where it was being eroded by rushing water. this water main is a private line that serves this 250-unit building. managers were forced to shut off all water to the residents indefinitely. >> i turned on the water to fill my cat water bowl and nothing. >> this morning i called my doorman to see if i had missed something about the water being shut off and he said there was a water main break and bring back water treat it like we are in a third world country because there won't be water for a while. >> reporter: residents are worried abo

for more fur go to cbs philly.com. another round of applause, look at the clean up that happening here. you know, i just took that nose and still tasted good, nice work. talk about a great way to spend the the weekend. we are having so much fun. >> that is fall fun you can put that fork down and go to work. >> ukee, don't dare her. >> this is no work, this is no work you guys. this will not make it back to the studio, i'm just saying. >> i don't think it is going to but thanks for thinking of us. >> great job, everybody. nicely done. >>> gets you ready for fall. >> it doesn't feel like fall out there, but trying to get the the swing of things with the great festival in the fall, scare crow festival, and always a fun time. >> yes. >> and fall, winter and summertime but it feels more like summer then fall outside. temperatures still in the 80's for this evening. we will get back there again tomorrow and saturday. you may think this is a great sunny stretch of weather, but we need chill in the air. it is almost fall. we h

have a great day. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news".g, you wake up, get outside and it feels like tall outside, just in time for tonight's eagles opener. >> the also, crews are cleaning up after water main that dates back to the 19 hundreds. broke in north philadelphia neighborhood over the weekend. we'll tell you about the changes city councils sill propose to go reduce these types every breaks from happening. >>> and sixers great, moses malone, passes away. we'll take a look back at his legacy, and amazing career. >>> good morning, today is september 14, i'm erika von tiehl. we check in with justin, meisha, a you walk out the door it, really does feel like fall, guys. >>

cbs chelsea edwards is there this morning. chelsea, what is the latest? we learned overnight the valley fire has turned deadly. state fire officials confirm that one person has been killed. although right now, they are not providing details on how that person died. you can see the devastation is widespread in middletown. i'm standing at a former apartment complex that is completely in ruins and the smoke is still smoldering and still coming up from some of the rubble here and charred cars were left in the parking lot after this fire. the fire broke out on saturday. it erupted in size and swallowing up at least 78 square miles in less than 48 hours. very quick moving. we are told the lake fire has destroyed at least 400 homes and possibly as many as 1,000 and it also prompted an entire town of 3,000 people to evacuate. the flames spreading so fast and leaving the residents to leave to a chaotic scene. >> you could see the flames creeping up. i think the wind changed direction and sent it toward middletown and i feel very bad for all of those people there.

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cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer here with more on this. marcia? >> reporter: the massive lobbying effort mounted by president obama and secretary of state john kerry to secure support for the controversial iran nuclear deal has paid off. the president now has the votes to ensure it goes through. the key vote, maryland senator barbara mccullski who announced support a short time ago. deal. 34 votes are needed to prevent a disapproval resolution from becoming law. it has divided senators. charles schumer and robert me den dez are against the iran deal. and new york store kirsten gillenbrand is for it. position. and it comes up for a vote in the senate next week. mary? >> marcia kramer, thank you. >>> a nightmare morning for thousands of commuters as a long island railroad service was shut down in and out of penn station. right now, we are still seeing an hour and a half delays. live at noon, let's gets to cbs 2 steve langford. he is at penn station. live with the very latest. steve? >> here is the headline from penn station. your afternoon rail comm

"cbs this morning." >>> it's monday, september 28th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." trump tax plan. speaking to scott pelley on "60 minutes," donald trump reveals is elected president. >>> face-to-face. president obama and vladimir putin meet at the united nations despite tensions over syria and ukraine, the two leaders see eye-to-eye on one issue. >>> pope francis bids farewell to the united states capping a people. >>> dugout dustup. two star teammates on the washington nationals go at each other's throat in the middle of the game! good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> later this morning, domed trump is expected to unveil details of his plan to revise the u.s. tax code. on sunday's season premiere of "60 minutes," trump told scott pelley he would lower that a large of the people would not pay taxes at all and he would raise taxes on some of the wealthiest americans. >> reporter: do you know what the numbers are right now? >> i know them right now. >> reporter: tell me. this is

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captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, september 2nd, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. through the night law enforcement officials through illinois have been searching for three men suspected of murdering a police officer. when he was found his gun was missing. local officials including six aircraft centered around the village of fox lake. fox lake is located 55 miles around chicago and the area's schools are closed today and jamie lucas is there. >> reporter: at least six federal, state, and local agencies are on the hunt for three men charged with killing officer. he was shot. described them as two white males and one back man. he was with the fox lake police department for more than three decades and a father of four sons. >> we lost a family member. many residents in here knew him as g.i. joe. >> reporter: a small memorial is growing at the police station as the community mourn as loved and decorated officer. he's 26th officer killed by gunfire this year according to the officer down memorial page. four have b

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new pictures just into the cbs 2 newsroom. several people hurt after a tree snapped and fell in bryant park. we are live at the scene. good evening, i'm dana tyler. we'll start with the breaking news. a nice afternoon in the park takes a dangerous turn. five people hurt when the trunk of a tree suddenly snapped and fell. cbs 2's dave carlin live on the scene with new pictures of the accident. dave. what happened? >> reporter: well, dana, it was about 4:00 in this section of bryant park. it's closest to 40th street [000:59:56;00]