and this show here in new york city, the largest public art project in central park since christo's " gates" with free-flowing fabric all along the park, 7,500 in all. but it was the dancing light show taking over central park that disappeared almost as quickly as it began. blink and you'll miss it. it was spectacular. thank you for watching tonight. i'm david muir. i'm see you right back here to we're having a situation. everyone's safe, but we're going to need to emergency land this plane. we've got the guy that tried to shut the engine down out of the cockpit. it it was it was definitely rattling. >> it's very, very shocking. >> a pleasant hill man accused of trying to shut off the engines of a plane heading to san francisco. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the horizon air flight left everett, washington, just north of seattle bound for sfo sunday evening. >> but the plane was diverted to portland where the off duty pilot was taken off the plane and arrested for trying to shut off the engines. >> the t-handle, which is what this indivi

and this show here in new york city, the largest public art project in central park since christo's theates in 2005, the gates with free flowing fabric all along the park's pathways. 7500 gates in all but it was the dancing light show this weekend over central park that disappeared appeared almost as quickly as it began. i >> that was so cool. those drone shows are taking over. >> they're really and it's amazing how they put it together. that was david muir. all right. that is going to do it for this edition of abc seven news. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandy patel. >> all of us here, we appreciate your time. we will see you again at 11. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a q

it's happening. ♪ ♪ >> harris: an iconic spot in central park lawn will be shut down for months afterusic festival. they love the earth, but not the park. the festival is annual event held on the great lawn with stated goal of defeating poverty and defending the planet. remember prince harry and meghan markle headlined that festival. the lawn was damaged so badly it will be closed until spring of next year. the central park conservancy says, the iconic great lawn is closed and unavailable for new yorkers this fall. use of heavy equipment in the saturated condition from the september 23rd concert damaged the lawn and fully destroyed a third of it. dagen. >> dagen: this perfectly captures the climate crusade. in the name of saving the planet we're going to destroy the planet. a scientist that will be on "the bottom line" today on business network is talking about this very thing. like to power a new battery plant in kansas, they have to keep a coal-fired power plant running for many years. it was supposed to shut down how wind and solar expand our footprint while drivewaying our deserts

torres: there's a big event that will be held this week in central park.hree of you are together, right? bataan: we're all three together-- it's history. we expect the whole barrio to come down. (johnny colón's "oyelo" plays) (singing in spanish) how's everybody feeling out there tonight? (cheers and applause) we got two serious, serious new york artists about to lay down some real new york music on this stage tonight. there is nowhere i would rather be on this planet right now than right here in central park about to hear two legends of el barrio. well, without further ado, let me turn it over to the pros. ladies and gentlemen, johnny colón and the johnny colón orchestra. (cheers and applause (playing "boogaloo blues") come on now! oh, memories, huh? yeah, that was the groove. yeah, baby. ♪ i could remember that time ♪ when i thought the world was mine ♪ ♪ and as we played this same tune ♪ ♪ which we called "the boogaloo blues" ♪ ♪ the crowd bursts out with cheers ♪ ♪ they said, yeah, this is weird ♪ ♪ all except that one girl ♪ who cried and cried and, m

shells damaged literally every house here, they even destroyed the i love sign balakli in the central parkthis is how it looked before the great war, and this is footage already after the deoccupation, however, by the day of the liberation of the city in early september, the installation was repaired, and according to prozoro , it cost half a million hryvnias, and the agreement about this cost became known after carrying out the works, of course we were surprised, because the cost, the price, and the priorities that are now, and after so many scandals there with drums, stadiums and so on, well, if we believed that this was a staged episode and that the customers, administrators no funds they will be so angry that they did it for half a million, we ask the contractor, ruslan notskov, a resident of balaklia himself , his company made the first sign, so the military administration turned to it for repairs, it turned out to be almost three times more expensive than a new one 5 years ago, the materials doubled in size , twice, not so much materials, so much was the difficulty of getting them an

more than a 1000 rooms of blue about central park in new york, the large crowd got it towards their cut off, full drones. mimic a flock of style and organize us at that performance and to explore the relationship between mine, nature and technology. as the watching dw news life umbrella. and he has a quick reminder about of, sorry, a 2nd, a convoy. it has crossed from egypt into the guys of the united nations is one inductive i've seen in territory faces a humanitarian catastrophe, and will run out of fuel within days. during brad in thousands, attend that he radi and so forth of these routes. among them, relatives of hostages, taken by him, us, please those why rest of the number of demonstrate this? i think proved kind of thing in the rowdy, and this is that's what we have for now. coming up next, full slide joints to japanese. east sports game is who competes despite disabilities and get your news 247 on our website, that's the w dot com social media handle. is that the w to states you and from one of the top of the out, the montenegrin is deal with china? for some it's the building

more than the 1000 drills through the central park in new york, a large crowd got it to watch that colorful drones make a flock of stylings organized. as i said, that the funds aimed to explore the relationship between mon nature on technology. don't forget, you can always get the the news on the go. just download uh from google play all from the apple app store. i'll give you access to all the latest news around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. that's all for now. coming up and access report tests with a look at protest in was i'm beat by people who worked in the for my east germany. thanks a lot for sharing your time with me. i eddie my could to the let's see chris slide. we discovered we would benches and $360.00 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage sorry, dw world heritage 360 now the discovery change your mind.

he even proposed renaming one of the central parks of rome in honor of musalini.der of the italian left nicola fratajani. these are people who never sympathized with the nazis, all this is not ridiculously dangerous. lorenza tambelli from the anti-fascist group anet wrote on twitter, which means a junior minister with a swastika on his hand can squat on the anti-fascist constitution, italy has touched bottom. for such high-ranking people, their personal opinions are, in any case, no longer just their personal opinions. this is one way or another example of, so to speak, propaganda of these views. one way or another they end up on the front pages of the newspaper or on the air, their position is thus nothing more than support for where they go, be it the sss march, where education minister paolo finetti goes, or support for the ideas of mussolini, claudio durigon, who wants to honor musolini called a square or street. there are still real heirs of the nazi regime, organizations in which runes are popular. hitler's anthems, symbols of the reich, have their supporter

and finally, more than aspires into drawings have flown over new york central park. a large crowds gathered to watch the colorful drones mimic a flock of starlings organizers set the aerial show and to explore the relationship between mon nature and technology or? well, that's all for now. coming up next is reporter. with a look at protests and mozambique, 5 people who works in the former east germany, you can get your news 247 on our website, that's dw comp on our handle on social media is at the w new time. honda, who will in berlin, thanks so much for watching. see next time the talk is changing. 6 years ago we said it can't get any was to, but it does guardians of truth. this time, excel gen, this turned into our meets the voices of the 3 talking alter as the ad one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house courageous people not.

pilgrimage to the tomb of musalini, or claudio durigon, he was his. proposed to rename one of the central parksple who never sympathized with the nazis, all this is not ridiculously dangerous. lorenza tambelli, from the anti-fascist group anet, tweeted: so a junior minister with a swastika on his hand can squat on an anti-fascist constitution, italy has touched bottom. such high-ranking people. opinions, in any case, are no longer just their personal opinion, this is also one way or another an example, so to speak , of the propaganda of these views, they one way or another end up on the front pages of the newspaper or on the air, their position thereby is nothing more than support for where they go, be it the sss march, where education minister paolo finetti goes, or support for the ideas of mussolini, claudio durigon, who wants... to name a square or street after musalini. real there are still heirs of the nazi regime, organizations in which runes, hitler’s anthems and symbols of the reich are popular , have their supporters throughout europe. in search of supporters, modern hitler lovers took

police responded to central park monday night after someone reported a stabbing. they say the victim was found in the park with a stab wound on the left side of his body. he was taken to a hospital. his current condition, not yet released. police say the victisa he knew the attacker and identified him. the attacker ran of on a bike aer the stabbing. police were able to find the 12 year-old walking nearby and he was taken into custody and booked into hillcrest juvenile hall on suspicion of attempted murder. the investigation obviously still ongoing. >> another retailer san francisco's union square is closing down express posted this sign at the entrance there store close on the 22nd. the only remaining express store in san francisco. we have stonestown mall shutdown follows a number of other closures around union square. but recently launched vacant to vibrant initiative, introduce more than a dozen new pop ups to this is downtown with the goal, revitalizing into the store fronts express operates 8 other stores in the bay area. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning

. >> from central park >> seth: yep >> he escaped from central park, and he swam downtown >> seth: okayf the rats, and he was disgusted [ light laughter ] so he just jumped in an uber and came on back uptown. >> seth: he did, oh. [ light laughter ] >> seth: well that's a nice -- i'm glad that he's back. i'm glad that he's back. you haven't -- you were on the west coast you've been doing a lot of traveling. >> i'm doing traveling i love it. >> seth: you love being on the road >> having a bunch of fun i love being on the road you know, stand-up is my foundation >> seth: yeah. >> so i love - me and my cousin my cousin is with me, lavelle. he's with me his name is lavelle. but his real name is anthony >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> i don't call him by his govern name. he calls his real name his govern name. [ light laughter ] so we're going through the airport. you know, the tsa security >> seth: yeah. >> where you stay on the yellow line, and you got to put your hands up like this >> seth: yeah. >> my cousin said, "yeah, yeah, yeah, i know the position -- i've been doing it since i w

dergs were very prepared, they were very prepared, and they had squads bc. car, for example, the central parke was a group of about 15-17 hostile people, they were blocked, there were were destroyed, and our guys were , as they say, very motivated to seize these locations and then hold them, on approaches, and it was very, very important to destroy them quickly, our guys managed to do it. here is the safest place, now i will ask that our communal services organize the delivery of water , any food, we will try to make some tablets there, as you yourself understand that today the defense zone is holding, it was necessary... to build fortifications, everyone got involved construction companies, for which i am very grateful to them, by the way, because they did the impossible, today all communal services worked as they did, and they are working, we provide heat, despite the fact that there was a shell in the pyatikakatka, a shell was hit, we restored koterlen, a lot of things it was necessary to turn off the power supply and establish communication, we are holding. volunteers helped a lot, right

but is that central park behind you?re out where you are. >> yeah, so i'm on top of our building. we know how we have the uptown offices. yeah. so that central park, we couldn't even see it, you know, an hour ago because the fog was so thick. so. but now you're starting to see. it looks nice. >> yeah, it's beautiful. >> i mean, that's normally how our city looks. so we did a little reversal today, so that's interesting. all right, ginger, please don't ask me for money. >> exactly. >> we will see you at 7:00 for gma. >> enjoy your weekend, too. all right. see you. >> grab the keys to a new toyota . it's time to get out there behind the wheel of a reliable suv or powerful truck. take on the open road or take it off road in a new toyota right now. get low 3.99. apr on the dynamic rav4 or spacious highlander or lisa rav4 for as low as 379 a month. grab the keys. >> let's go toyota. >> let's go places. >> as we spend a lot of time waiting on the internet, waiting for an installer to show up, waiting for our games to download,

in 2016, in russia, there was a whole alley of oak trees , a central park of oak trees, which the clockless than 500 years old, many... may, for example, i think, 600, 650 are behind your mighty shoulders, and thus you will gain your living strength, and it seems that there is such a legend in zhabinka that yeah dreva, that's crazy, i 'll give you all my money mots, all my power is powerful and i will live for a long time, well, the amal is eternal. and everything is important, for many years now there has been such an expression: zhabenka ’s demagraphic tsud, there i won’t say for all of belarus, but i will report, i will say , i will say that there is no other regional center for any population flowers grow around you, and geta connected not only because there will be new ladies, high-size, high-height, where berastse will fly, but also by naradzhaetstsa zhabinkautsa dastatkova... more, more, remember , god forbid, and therefore we and the atrymaets, who are there are only 13,000 there, and it’s already number 14, and the plans there are to develop a city from a paradochnik, that ther

it was celebrated in the central park named after belousov.ld a relay race, and for the children, a soap bubble show, as well as a master class, was conducted by a rescuer from the ministry of emergency situations. now. there are a lot of different ones there events, various gadgets, various programs that we also implement in the tula region , as it were, well, we have various supports there and i think that the president has introduced a lot of support for families and of course our governor, zyumin is huge pays attention to supporting families, but still , i don’t think i can do without my own example, without my own example for my children, there is only one way, he himself shows how it is necessary and what is needed. moscow lokomotiv defeated csk in the final of the international beach soccer cup, the tournament was held for the second time last year, the finalists were the same, but the army team won. how i managed to take revenge, i saw danila makhalina. moscow locomotive celebrates its victory in the international beach cup. in fact, f

another massacre in, in the u dot it ask you to come, that's in the central park, is because it said where a residential tower was conflicted bombarded over 20 people, has been pronounced killed. they were taken to a martyrs, hawk, cisco, and dozens of other injuries are still being brought some under the rubble in these incense as you have the outside. thanks very much for the update that for me. let's go back to stuff without clear. correspondent, twos in gaza. suffered with seeing pictures of the demons state to the area in the middle of job la, come that the deadline injured suddenly. being taken to the adjacent indonesian hospital as many as what 400 in just over a 100 dead. as far as the director of the hospital is say, what, what were you hearing to to up the list here from to provide in the statement of the minister of interior. who believes that the more people on the we could, the pictures for the son was trying to uh, just pop as much as this quote from the it says that the save uh, the people have bought it from the uh i, by the way, i am from the city and i was born on d

in tula, the holiday turned out to be sporty, it was celebrated in the central park named after belousoven they organized a relay race, and for children there was a soap bubble show, and rescuers from the ministry of emergency situations also held a master class. now there are a lot of different events , various gadgets, various programs that we are also implementing in the tula region, as it were, that is, well, we have various supports there and i think that and the president provided a lot of support for moscow lokomotiv to defeat cska in the final of the international beach soccer cup, the tournament was held for the second time, last year the finalists were the same, but the army team won. department's final match of this year will be narrated by daniel makhalin. moscow locomotive celebrates its victory in the international beach cup. in fact, for the first time in history, albeit such a short one, since the tournament is only being held for the second time. a year ago , the same teams from the capital's cska and lokomotiv met in the final. then the army team won 7:6, but this time

it happened around 8 last night at central park on east 5th avenue. the victim was taken to the hospital. we do not know their age or condition at this time. but police did confirm that 12 year-old boy knew the victim. he had left the park on a bicycle and was found a short time later he was arrested and is being held at the hillcrest juvenile hall. >> forecast tonight with the search for a new oakland police chief in oakland. police commission subcommittee says it is narrow down a list of new chief candidates to just 7 people, including former chief lauren armstrong. the mayor now has that list. but as kron four's, dan kerman reports that committee didn't follow the proper process and official finalists have not yet been determined. dan, it's always something with this story. can you explain what's going on here? well, it turns out the subcommittee of the oakland police commission jumped the gun by releasing a list of 7 candidates. the fact is the application process is not yet over. not over till friday and the candidates haven't even been interview

between a military fighting groups in god and these really trips deployed on the borders in the central park and the uh shelves in part of the district and ton unit. and there is by law we're hearing that said is really the problem is the yahoo says he's judy convene, top security officials in the company as following these rocket biologist. and that's the thing though is, is what the is really response will be exactly. and also the now we're waiting for 2 major statements at the then edge, benjamin netanyahu statement, and the date statement. and this to be a be the explanation of what is going to happen then the further development of the coming hours. now this crazy launching a project that has been going on for almost almost an hour now, still does not show us what the coming out of period was. hold of course and got everything has been suspended. excuse me, educational institutions, businesses, the prizes and governmental secretary, they were announcements that everything is going to be shot today. uh for these urgent circumstances in situation until we have a further clarification of w

in addition to her, in the central park there is a monument and another local landmark, the sporovskaya polka. but in the 16th century , birch was not famous for crafts or dancing. in those days, it was the city of residence of the carthusian monks, it was even called beryoza kartuzskaya. the main attraction of bereza is the carthusian monastery, and the object is so significant that this gate is depicted on the city’s coat of arms. now all that remains of the majestic monastery are the same majestic ruins, and vladimir lev sopega, the son of the lion sopega, invited the kartuzov monks to the birch. and this was not a hospitable gesture, but... the sapiehas wanted to achieve autonomy from the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, and the order of kartuzov was subordinate not to poland, but to germany. such a subtle political calculation had an impact on the whole city. the territory of the monastery is huge, in general the monastery was a city within a city, the first school in bereza was opened here, there were pharmacies, workshops, breweries and even drinking establishments. and even thoug

yesterday to walnut avenue near central park. they found one shell casing and have yet to identify a suspect. it's fremont's fourth homicide of the year. the police department accepts anonymous tips by text or online. if you think you may know anything about what happened that could help, moving to the north bay. >> a pilot and passenger walked away unharmed after a single engine plane made an emergency landing near north field and nevada this afternoon. sky seven shows you the scene there. the kit plane was painted to resemble a navy fighter jet, but it was registered to a nevada company. there was damage to the plane's landing gear. no word yet on what caused that plane to come down. >> well, certainly a chilly start to the day, but there is a change on the way. here's a live look outside at the condition just sparkling outside. let's go to abc7 news meteorologist sandy patel with details on fire. weather watch issued for this weekend. sandy yeah, dan the concern is gusty winds developing and the humidity dropping this weekend.

it’s smaller, so then there was one small park in the city, in 2008 they built a new park, which is called the centraltand when...... some girl says that there are no parks in russia, but we just need to remind you that at the state level, as you know, in our country national parks have been created whose area exceeds any national, total volume or the area of ​​national parks in any country in the world, some states are even just the size, do you know... any resident of south korea who was in moscow said, and in russia in general, and said: well, there are no parks in russia at all? i have never encountered such people , and i can say that a year ago i had a meeting with a diplomat from south korea of ​​a very high rank, well, the minister of the embassy, ​​yes, who came to us after serving in the united states of america and he was surprised, what we have for free... in the subway, wi-fi, and you can connect, charge your phone, in america, this is not the case, south korea does not have this either, but those people who visit us, they always emphasize a very respectful attitude towards our culture, a

there was a mess of them, especially in new york and the central park as well. and people saying at the jewish american saying nothing, our name, we don't want this happening in our name. and this isn't a week. and again, this is important. so the more the demonstrations we that we see of the size of the screen. it's the better, the more question would be in governments to, to get involved and seriously bring sees file in this before. so was because of the situation is getting worse and worse and goals will not have this communications blackout. you yourself have people engaged. so you have the family and goals are yeah, unfortunately, can you get hold of them or no? not at all. i mean from yes that, that also communication with them. and all i wish for is that, that i live and safe. they live in the north and part of the guys as trip with the that it will make the place last night and you have, i do, i really, i don't know. i don't, that's not me have locked in for like millions of what i've seen as well. don't know the face of the don't know if it's no, it's,

transferred a large sum to romansky money for the cover and still owes, tomorrow they have a meeting in central parkhe never showed up at home, tell me, did you find the ring that igor denisenko bought? before the murder , no, nikita, if he killed zenkevich, he could have taken the ring with him, hello, yes, i’m writing, ah, i understand , thank you, listen, zinkevich’s phone turned on, on the corner of stakhanovtsev avenue and rosa luxemburg street, this is very good, oleg petrovich, well, i didn’t sleep all night, what are you saying, nikit, take this sleepless one, let’s go, come on, come on, let’s wake up. i’ll be there soon, now i’ll get the dough and i’ll get it, and i’ll get it, when i threw it at you, no, just tell me when, okay, come on, i came. vadim, hello, can i have a few words with you? who are you? i'm busy, the investigative committee , the detective commissioner is asleep, let's take a short ride here. and what happened? you will find out everything in due time, let's go. whoops, evidence we're throwing it away, right? it’s not mine, yes, yes, yes, yes, not yours, not mine, no one’s

comunitario de mil pitas de 09:00, 14:00 de la tarde y en santa clara tienen a disposición la biblioteca central parkue hacer ejercicio por horas de la tarde da mejores resultados que hacer ejercicio en horas de la mañana. esto se debe a que nuestro cuerpo en horas de la tarde tiene muchísimos más nutrientes y está muchísimo más hidratado, lo que nos va a permitir tener una mayor energía a la hora de hacer ejercicio. >> bueno, ahí la escuchamos. ahora bien, quizás digas no tengo tiempo de hacer ejercicio en la tarde, me funciona mejor hacerlo por la mañana. si esta es tu caso, nuestra experta nos da recomendaciones que les recomienda eh? >> siempre tomar una comida una hora y media antes de ir al gimnasio y realizar su actividad en su actividad de cardio de pesas, verdad? para que el cuerpo no absorba esos nutrientes y tenga energía para poder potencializa usar eh, eh, las pesas o lo que vayan a hacer. bueno, y si estás por iniciar un régimen de ejercicio acompañado de una dieta balanceada, lo primero que debes hacer es consultar con un médico la hora dependerá del tiempo que tengas disponible, pero

central park in new york was flooded. the ravaged cities to the pamers from the baseball ball. the storm caused severe damage. at the round-rock the windows of the ladies and cars were broken. motsny vetser pashkodziў power transmission lines. hundreds of ladies found themselves without a saint. at night the scenery is 6 meters in diameter. manila, packing a hell of a smog, thick fog over the city due to the worst economic situation. myastsov's interests are focused on the ongoing activities and activities in several areas. according to the department of agriculture and natural resources, the wind in some areas of the philippine capital is considered to be unhealthful. dzyarshustanova you are issuing this statement to the hell of an intensive transport system. singapore has a festival in the spring of the year. geta itself. the season has long passed, but the chinese lekhtars in the meat gardens and parks are burning and the first step of the castryl. the saint is traditional for the chinese abshchyna, but it turned out t

. >> central park to find out about what coordination states foreign terrorists are trying to do in the united states. when i first came into the justice department as attorney general, i read the opinions you talked about and they deeply concerned me. i agreed that there was a misunderstanding by operators as to what the query standards were. one of the very first things i did was send a memo to the fbi, directing that way in which the justice department did have the query to be examined and corrections be made. this was an extension of the memorandum that attorney general barr had likewise, send to the fbi at the end of 2020. >> in addition to other things, the ultimate adjustments included additional rney oversight, requiring fbi users to affirmatively opt in to the database, updated guidance and training and enhanced approval requirements. >> yes, ma'am. all of that is true and the consequence was a 90% drop in the number of u.s. person queries. >> nonetheless, you would agree that there are continued needs to review, analyze, and make additional improvements and safeguards to ensur

give-and-take and ross and monica and, of course, rachel and then joey and phoebe and her guitar in central park. you had a sense, one of them. instead of all we were seeing behind the scenes, he was really struggling with trying to land the jokes night after night. >> right. the clip you showed earlier of him on larry king. i looked that up. that is the one year he was sober. when he was talking to larry king, according to his book, that was the only time he was not drinking and taking massive amounts of drugs. what's so moving about the loss is on the one hand there is all this joy, "friends," and his talent even though it was known on the cast about his using, he kept working, studio 60 on the sun set strip, the west wing, go on, the good wife. he did straight roles, too, on the west wing. he was in this elite group of six yet he was separate. he was the one that struggled so. it's epic to read about this. the book i think was as much therapy for him, going on this tour he talked so openly about the pain and damage. i didn't spend that much time with him. it was like a therapy session. he sai

they're going to execute people in central park, etc. biden wins south carolina. overwhelming positive coverage. oh, i know that they're bias sons of --. i know that. but least you have a microphone. and if you get popular enough, you can use that microphone and just say nonstop things. i don't understand why people think it's so hard. i ask progressive candidates, why don't you just say popular things like, what's wrong with? you and a lot of them think, well, i mean, i've establishment will yell at me, god -- right you want them to yell at you. that brings you attention fight on winning ground. well, if i say higher minimum wage, they're going to say that i'm driving up inflation. right. i want them to that and i want them to say, can you this son of a -- is trying to raise your wages. we win if we just fight so at a president level and here's another guarantee you me one populist progressive that runs hard in a presidential and we will landslide these guys we won't win the primary we'll win the general election in a landslide we will be competitive in kentucky.

and then growing into the other friendship between joey and of course phoebe and her guitar in central park and the different aspects of it. you had a sense you were kind of one of them. and yet in spoit ite of all we seeing, behind the scenes he was really struggling. he was struggling trying to land those -- the jokes night after night. >> right. you know, the clip you showed earlier of him on larry king, i looked that up. that is the one year he was sober. >> wow. >> so when he talking to larry king, according to his book, that was the only time he was not drinking and taking massive amounts of drugs. and you think that's also what's so moving about this -- i mean, the loss, is that on the one hand there is all this joy, "friends" and his talent. even though it was known on the cast about his using, he with kept working. studio 60 on the sunset strip, mr. sunshine, go on the "west wing," "the good wife." he was in demand and he was really talented. he did straight roles on the "west wing." and yet there was -- he was in this elite group of six yet he was separate because he was the one w

reaction had the opportunity because we were playing in central park and a festival in canada near torontoaving a bigger band. i've been kind of hanging around in new york and i have met bernie i had produced nona hendrix and i was around with this guy, and one afternoon i said i will go out and hire some people. adrian, i called him and i called buster. bill and bernie and they'll go, sure, we'll do this. came back to the studio. the best band in the world. i can't believe it. then adrian went off to join king crimson we found alex weir sort of through quincy jones i think. and then we just kept doing it. we weren't sure we were going to continue but once we were on stage with the whole band, we were like, this is too much fun. too funky. we've got to keep doing this. >> stephen: i just found this out recently and i can't believe i didn't know this. the ed sullivan building is familiar to y'all. what did you do here in this building? what did you record here? >> we recorded and mixed some of our most loves songs. we did "remain in light," the vocals and some overdubs. >> stephen: where in

. >> imagine if developers said they would build three skyscrapers in new york central park and a stadiumnext to the american elms east 97th street. no new yorker would accept that. >> more than 200,000 people signed a position, so calling for the review of the plan. just this month, the international council on monuments sites issued a heritage ordered. one of you reversible destruction of cultural heritage. about 3000 trees at risk. responding to anger, the tokyo government again requesting developers submit a concrete plan before cutting down trees. the plan, to ensure survival of as many trees as possible. many fear the older trees might not make. it in and enough to cnn, saying it will preserve environment and work with our bursts to ensure the care of each tree. pressure is mounting on tokyo, as more people rise up. just before he died, themed musician wrote a letter to tokyo's governor. urging people to speak out for the earth. a fight's daughter now carries on. >> i think it is a love letter from him. saying that people are thinking. keep on raising your voice. >> calls to reconsi

. >> central park. >> oh, a central park proposal congratulations.u love true crime, you will enjoy her new podcast, giving new life to a fascinating murder story brought to new york in the time of alexander hamilton this is so interesting so anyway, we'll talk about it it was the first murder trial in the new united states. right, allison >> we have some questions. there's chassie post to keep us styling and all the things. >> why did you say loafer and craig? >> and then, after we shop, we're going to eat look who is joining us, by the way. erin french from the lost kitchen. it is up in maine. she will treat us to recipes for a chicken dish and a special salad. that is colorful straight from the pages of her brand-new cook book. >> which is beautiful. >>> coming up on the 3rd hour, we have a fascinating conversation about unlocking the hidden potential that is inside of all of us what best-selling author adam grant has to say that might change the way we all look at success, failure and what it means to be great. >>> all right, mr. roker how about

here in new york in a couple parts of town they're pasting pictures of hostages in central park and onyou have 200 pictures in various parts of new york city. i imagine that will continue. reminds us of days after 9/11 when you saw missing photos of everyone after the towers went down. >> we will see you at 1:00 today. john is live from jerusalem. see you then. >> here is harris. by

cheryl: they talked about doing things in central park again, it's only getting worse, but you have an open southern border this is what happens, thank you very much for the live report. you mention this earlier but the open southern border is now a security risk if you look at those on the terror watch list apprehension to 151 through the southern border that was fiscal 23 so you have the financial crisis that madison is talking about in the security crisis on a national level. >> there is intellectual consistency or a moral consistency when it comes to the arguments being made on the left, they told us a migrant crisis was a figment of our imagination and had to declare state of emergency for the biker crisis that was a figment of our imagination other spending billions of dollars on the migrant crisis that was a figment and if you look at how they responded they wanted to put governor desantis in prison for trying to put people on planes and buses to bring to new york now they're offering people a one-way ticket out of town and they think they should get some type of metal or an awa

. >> the stanford blood will will be at central park library. that's in homestead park. it will start at 11:30am, in the morning and they'll be there till 03:30pm, in the afternoon. you can schedule an appointment to donate blood at sbc donor dot org. wastewater collection study in contra costa county found a large amount of do not flush wipes. we're in the wastewater multiple agencies conducted a collection study at the central contra costa sanitation district and they found out what was causing damage to our state's water wastewater infrastructure professionals found a large amount of non flushable wipes. these are wipes that don't % dissolve. they don't break apart. they had a lot of a feminine hygiene products as other forms of paper that again are not water soluble. these non flushable wipes are often made with plastic fibers that are meant to be strong so they can withstand heavy use, but because they don't fall apart, break apart, the end up clogging just when you buy flush. i now. >> damage from clogs in-home pipes and municipal systems cost the state about 47 mi

we're talking about properties, trump properties, like the trump tower, trump international hotel, central park, the westchester golf club, 40 wall street, and i just want to look at the claims we're discussing part of this, persistent and repeated fraud, conspiracy to falsify business records, issuing false financial statements, conspiracy to falsify financial statements, insurance fraud, conspiracy to commit insurance fraud. >> yeah. i think what this case is really about in this stage of the case is about is the trump organization's ability to continue to do business in the state of new york. the judge already issued the decision last week that pertained to some of the charges that found that they did engage in fraud already and so now there are some of the remaining allegations that the state attorney general is making and there is the issue of liabilities and damages and how much they will need to pay and whether they'll be able to continue to retain their entities and do business in new york. >> and joey jackson, you are very familiar with the court system in new york, particularly new yo

year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after he ledley stabbed another boy central parkmonday. police say that victim was stabbed on the left side of his body was able to identify his alleged attacker. glenn school boar, they're going to be keeping their ban on all flags other than the u.s. and the california state flag board member introduced a resolution to repeal that suppor all right. the time is now 5.44, on a wednesday morning. yesterday. he started off way whether probably bargained for now things be a little drier. good morning, john. and yeah, a lot drier today. we're not looking at any rain chances for your wednesday. so as compared to yesterday. >> where we started the morning with some showers in and it was showers too smack dab in the middle of the day. you didn't have your sunshine yesterday today. we're getting it all day long. obviously, it's just nice and clear. right eow, the golden gate bridge sitting under some clear skies. no fog out there currently the catch 2 today is certainly not going to be any showers. those are staying to the north of us. we d

i remember walked in central park, and someone came up to me and said, "can you repeat this line, youne?" "i'll be back." "i'll be back." "no, no, no, the way you say it in the movie. the way you say it in the movie is just perfect." "i'll be back." "yeah, yeah, yeah!" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to ask you a quick question about donald trump, because, you know, you guys both hosted "the apprentice." you don't necessarily see eye to eye on most things. he listed his weight at 215 pounds. [ laughter ] you are one of the foremost experts on the male physique, bodybuilding, et cetera. when you size him up, what would you guess that man weighs? >> you know, i don't really know how much he weighs. i can tell you one thing. that if he would ask me what should he do for fitness, i would say run around yourself three times and you're going to be in great shape. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: so you think it is possible that he weighs 215 pounds? >> yes, as much as it is possible that there is no climate change. [ laughter ] as much as possible don't really need to reduce pol

here in new york in a couple parts of town they're pasting pictures of hostages in central park and on the union square subway station. you have 200 pictures in various parts of new york city. i imagine that will continue. reminds us of days after 9/11 when you saw missing photos of everyone after the towers went down. >> we will see you at 1:00 today. john is live from jerusalem. see you then. >> here is harris. bye for now. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert and continuing coverage. president biden heading to a war zone 11 days into the war, will this help or hinder israel. this we do know, our enemies are watching while our own military is ready to deploy thousands of personnel to support israel. and they may need the immediate attention because lebanon is hitting israel over and over from their northern border with rockets. that's more than 180 miles from gaza. on the lebanon part of the border next door is syria. the trump administration fired tomahawk missiles after the syrian dictator used chemical weapons on its own people. i am harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner

a female sea lion at the central park zoo was able to swim out of her enclosure and go back home. >>ts a spotlight on a lot of the basement opposite a popular throughout the city. if you've been outside today, alex, it's beautiful and sunny. a lot of new yorkers are taking that in before the next rainfall. >> i've heard that there a lot of cleanup crews in parking lots. it's still a. massachusetts, georgia. you heard aoc comparing republicans to room buzz about the shutdown negotiations. one of the others think? we're going to go for answers next. next off in the subway app today. now that's a deal worth celebrating. man, what are you doing?! get it before it's gone on the subway app. ♪♪ nicole: my daughter, natalie, she is the youngest of my five children, and she has neuroblastoma. she really didn't have any symptoms until one day she just stopped using her arm. andrew: by the time we realized that she was sick, it had grown into about a softball sized tumor and spread through her bone marrow, her lymph nodes. so it's a very fast, aggressive cancer. nicole: so we came to st. jude a

sam, a tail police found the victim in central park monday night. paramedics took him to the hospital. but before they did, he told police he stabbed him after searching the area. police found 12 year-old suspect walking nearby is now being held at hillcrest juvenile hall on suspicion of attempted murder. >> well, alameda county district attorney pamela price says that the county is the 3rd largest trafficking hub in the u.s. and she believes they're not doing enough to stop it. a new campaign was launched at the oakland airport yesterday. 6 billboards were put up 3 different languages. they're trying to spread awareness for all people traveling through the area. >> much of human trafficking is we do is we're being in the hub of internationally. >> it starts in our community, but it goes all around the world and the transportation hub is a critical place where we how we the county as the home of the oakland international airport. we need to have a presence we need to let people know as they travel through our borders, that there are people who are b

they brought us to the city and we just went to central park. >> stephen: your best friends with petehen: what's he like as a godfather? good presence? of something happen to you to think he would raise a child in a spiritual mentor to which you have become accustomed? >> ricky: that's not what the will says. yes. yes. he's the best. my son adores him more than anybody and he just -- he's really good to us and he continues to be a great godfather and someone that i'm proud to have my son look up to. >> stephen: what's your favorite part about being a dad? >> ricky: my favorite part about being a dad is allowing my son to explore everything he wants to explore. watching him grow up and be the person he is and not trying to shape him and letting him shape himself. >> stephen: do you have a sense of who he is at five mack >> ricky: yes and no. because like every day he blows my mind. it just changes daily with him. he -- out of nowhere in 5 i guess a couple of kids have like lost grandparents in his class, so my wife is jewish, i grew up catholic, and he has found god himself. it's prett

. >> i started my own family here on the upper west side, just steps from central park.g the day, this neighborhood is buzzing with families. at night, it's quite and safe. but just two blocks from where i lived, in the early morning hours of new year's eve 2009, something terrible touched this neighborhood. >> it happened inside this pricey apartment building on west 68th street. around 7 am, a man named roderick covlin to say his 90 what find his wife shelley unconscious in the bathtub. rebecca rosenberg, a reporter for the new york post, knows this case inside and out. >> he sees his wife in the tub. he pulls her out, puts her face up on the ground, and starts performing cpr. then he calls 9-1-1, and they tell him to keep performing cpr. >> this is a horrible scene. >> and i will mention it was utterly devastating for the daughter. >> they empties arrived in minutes. they found no pulse. 47 year old shele covlin was beyond help. >> the police come to the scene, eventually a detective comes to the scene. >> detectives found a tub full of bloody water, and shelley wrapp