we have a very diverse voice and our cinema in the future is a send he ma of possibilities.e to it. there are many sides to it. that to me is quinn at the essentially what singapore is about. >> singapore marks its 50th anniversary since independence. many things must have changed even since your childhood. how would you like to see singapore transferred in the -- transformed in the years to come? >> for me i think my hopes for the future you know for singapore, maybe for the next 50 years, probably it's not about the physical things. i think it's more about -- it's more a spiritual thing. i'm really hoping that what i'm seeing is, you know i'm seeing a society that's getting -- that's pursuing more and more self-interests. it's about me, me me me and my familiar and my kids. i don't care about you, my neighbors, i don't care about everyone else it's about me. it's about my own achievements it's about me getting things owning things. but i'm hoping that the future the next 50 years, the people would have bigger hearts. that it's not about me. it's about us. yeah. it's about

. >> the big screen of cinema but also religion. >> well, that is right. what i do in the book is look at new companies that have essentially overtaken our lives, whether apple, google, facebook, amazon those are sort of the big four. we spent so many hours on any given day either on their devices or platforms. how they have built there software how that affects our relationship to each other and our relationship to god. >>host: you have a quotation from kevin kelly we tend to see god reflected in nature but my bet is technology is the better mirror of god. next next to that is the picture of jesus. >>guest: he has the world in his hands. kevin kelly is such a fascinating character one of the early editors of wired magazine and comes from a position of faith. he has looked looked at technology and how we organize our lives how engineers structure things as a way of talking about the ways in which god might be the original technologist. we look at our dna the human genome project to what degree is the information we have in our bodies a reflection? are we w

. >> some good news for the cinema. >> thank you very much. good news for french cinema. let's go into cyberspace and check out what is happening. web news is next. >> welcome to the web news. coming up, outrage over a chinese property developers dubious practices. the tunisian web users taking on a challenge. a puppy replacing harrison ford in raiders of the lost bark. this video footage was filmed in china and in developer has been hiring people with hiv to intimidate people to make way for a new development. a number said that they have been throwing still falls at their window and letting off fireworks very early in the morning. >> as we can see from these photos, they also cover parts of the residential buildings where the chinese characters for a demolition brigade. they had been affecting residents of the hiv virus must make leave their homes. the story stirred up lively reactions. the local authorities have been slammed for being in cahoots with these corrupt and shady businesses. others are concerned about discrimination against people living with hiv and aids. i

the art of cinema is at the end.that he uses on his blog for example is giving a critical berth to other points of view. >> the passionate fan culture that exists on the internet, when people get really, really worked up is something that the siskel and ebert show helped to seed. it follows from roger's understanding of criticism which is the mode of conversation at the public square. >> allowing your fans to access this database of reviews going back to 1967 that has never been available in this form before. >> when i am writing, i am the same person i always was. >> in april 2008, i wrote my first blog entry and began this current and probably final stage of my life. my blog became my voice, my outlet, my social media, in a way i couldn't have dreamed of. into it i pour my regrets, desires, and memories. most people choose to write a blog. i needed to. >> racism was ingrained in daily life. it wasn't the overt racism of the south but more like the pervading background against which we lived. we were here -- and i'v

you must soldier on, roger. >> he's a soldier of cinema. even speak anymore, and he plows on. and that touches my heart very deeply. >> i never dedicate films to anyone. i dedicated a film to him where i ventured out to the last corner of this planet, to antarctica, to the ice. and from there, i bow my head in his direction. he reinforces my courage. >> one time i went to see roger. he was kind of eager and bouncing to give me something. he gave me this letter actually from laura dern. i want you to know that your generosity and expertise at the sundance tribute meant the world to me. i've tried to come up with an appropriate way to thank you. this box and its contents, a jigsaw puzzle, i have treasured for some time. it was given to me by the strasburg family when lee strasburg passed away. it was marilyn monroe's, who collected puzzles, and it had been given to her by alfred hitchcock. that night at sundance, you inspired me about film and contribution and i wanted to pass along film and connection in some way. thank you again, love to yo

removed into other environments like the cinema -- we have moved into other environments like the cinemapeople want the opportunity to make their life easier. >> give us a sense of how the technology has changed? you doubt 2580 into mobile phone -- dialed 2580 into the mobile phone. he held it up to the music. >> probably a flip phone. >> you would receive a sms back and it would tell you the name of the song. >> i would say the last 13 days -- it is all about making people's lives easier. unless you do that, people are motivated to spend their time on a new service. with shazam have to press the button to identify music or going to retail store and receive an offer to your phone. you get a response back. they're moving into beginning technology -- beacon technology. we call it contextual relevant. we think about what you are interested in and not what everyone else is interested in. you could be in the supermarket aisle. you could be in the drinks i'll do it we could send a notification to device and say there is a coupon offer -- you could be in the drinks aisle. we could send a notifi

dwook -- cinemaing to graw fee. >> after being numbered for years it was his moment to shine. being unbelievably gorgeous hasn't hurt his career. >> i never suffered that. i mean the first job i got was on alias and i was not good looking guy. i was the sidekick best friend. and "wedding crashers" i was the jerk. so no, i never suffered that always too handsome, ever. >> it is always nice to see someone overcome obstacles. >> good for him. >> "boyhood" scored big. the film was shot over 12 years. here is a scene from "boyhood." >> and there goes our entire budget for the year. it shows a minute plus of that. camille, i go to you for no particular reason. why are the oscars so white this year? >> i don't know. but the real tragedy is that there are no actors nominated that are shorter than 5-9. i know greg is not here tonight, but i want to speak out on behalf of every man that is not quite average height. that is a disgrace and a travisty. and why isn't best picture good enough? >> anthony we saw oprah at the golden globes and how upset is she right now? is she binge eating? >

as an audience member, i'm very set to go to the cinema and not -- i'm upset to go to the cinema not. especially for women. >> people say there is meryl streep. >> there is only one. an incredible actress. there's also jessica lange. glenn close. why are there not enough roles? i don't think people in the industry are sexist or racist. i think there are a lot of really good people in the industry. i think we have been stuck. the stories have been mostly about men. the writing -- even across the board, there's only 3% of vp's who are women. you have to know people. it does not as difficult for men to break through. as it is for women. >> it is interesting. do think women look after each other more than men do? >> i look after women. >> i know you do. and other women. they feel they have a commitment. >> i loved a piece written in "the hollywood reporter." amazing. >> he talked to me. tom cruise doesn't have an obligation to a white audience but i feel and then still feels -- denzel feels an obligation to open more doors to more women. >> when you are starting of course you do not say

. >> fans of 1980's cinema had an idea of what 2015 might be like because of marty mcfly's trick in "back to the future 2." >> you have to come back with me. back to the future. >> in 1989, when the movie was released, we got a glimpse into how hollywood picture the future. well, the future is now. doc brown and marty mcfly used a modified delorean to travel to 2015. social media was packed with people comparing and contrasting the movie with reality. >> when he did the movie, he did not to be scientifically correct. he just wanted to have fun with it. >> alvin jones says we are obsessed with looking ahead. >> i think "back to the future" gave people the feeling of being a kid and that the possibilities are endless. >> we don't have flying cars, automated gas stations, or a skateboard that can be a hover board. people sure are trying to make a overboard, though. and the self-lacing shoes nike says they are in the works as well. we do have jumbotrons, large flatscreen tvs, and 3-d movie screens. who would have imagined. >> a couple things came to her for russian, some things do not pan

a film that has just opened in german cinemas probes a moment.housing asylum seekers. >> here is more. >> two years after the fall of the berlin wall. in the midst of recession and high unemployment an angry mob gathered outside a home for asylums acres. they spent two years doing research before making his film on the 1992 immigration riots. >> we started to work on the project because we noticed the events were getting to slip into the collective subconscious. we thought this was scandalous. >> it led to the riots offering different perspectives. the frightened the enemy's restaurants -- the enemy's residence. -- vietnamese residents. and a group of young people with no job prospects that ended up finding meaning in right wing extremism. >> this time tomorrow, it will be free of foreigners. >> the home for asylum went up in flames. it was the largest mob attack. pausing -- thousands of onlookers applauded. >> the rest came from the center of society. we wanted to convey this scary truth. >> it is a poignant reminder of the past and very relevan

he strikes up a conversation outside a cinema.f course it all goes wrong. >> he causes a little bit of trouble. >> he almost knocked down their food. >> they are having a nice meal. >> when he is going back out of that restaurant, he gets hung up. they may call the police on him. >> i've got a movie pass. >> i don't think they will let you. in you're too drunk. >> really? >> this guy tries to help. looking out for him. >> he comes back to theuy outside thetheater. bryce is trying to stand up. like a newborn. this is where bryce just milks it for all he's worth. >> they should send this into "saturday night live." >> in this video, group of dudes, they think hey, we've got a ton of dry wood here. we can create a big old bonfire. you know what else we've got? gas gasoline. i'm going to do this. it's going to be awesome. what? >> of course. of course. this is going to happen. you don't need the gasoline with all those dried palm fronds there. when you let the gasoline sits it vaporizes. it is the vapor that is explosive. >> soon as t

it's the reason you are desperate, they've got one at the cinema store.t's much bigger and even on sale. yours for just 35 kid. graham satchel, bbc news. >> should have kept mine in boxes. >>> now scientists have developed a new way of monitoring how much ice has been lost to the rising global temperatures, by listening to icebergs. working in norway the researchers from poland have different types of icebergs generate unique sounds as they fall away into the water. glaciers are monitored by satellites, who can stop large breakups, but they say listening for acoustic signals in the ocean could help detect the formation of smaller icebergs. don't forget keep in touch on twitter @jamesmenendez is my twitter handle. more headlines coming up in just a moment's time. hey, how you doin'? it hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful blistering rash. if you had chicken pox the shingles virus is already inside you. as you get older your immune system weakens and it loses its ability to keep the shingles virus in check. i just can't stand seein

the cree government has taken a role in promoting the music and cinema industries abroad. it is even supporting the spread of korean food in the believe that it will also boost exports of smartphones and cars. my guest today has written all about it. how one nation is conquering the world through pop culture. welcome to the show. talk about what it is. >> it leaves the korean way and it refers to the package of korean popular culture, movies film tv dramas, video games, even cuisine is being packaged and exported. >> and how big is this industry? now korean entertainment and the korean cultural industry is worth billions of dollars. >> yes, export figures for 2012 were $4.7 billion and they expect to double by 2017. this is why anyone in the government who was put on the pop culture project, which probably sounds like fun to you, but it is probably the most stressful job in korea right now. >> a whole ministry dedicated to it. >> there is a separate subsection for television, music, fashion, and it is all public funds. so you have some who thought they would do something l

in conservative candidates that will allow all americans -- [indiscernible] >> there is kind of a cinÉmavÉritÉ quality to that. >> "the blair witch project." >> he also recorded the same message in a spaniel -- in spanish. >> [speaking spanish] >> interesting. >> someday when the history of this campaign is written, we have the number of takes he did. >> i also want to know spanish for "the blair witch project." this puts a lot of pressure on his major establishment rival chris christie. how much more pressure does this fundraising put on the governor of new jersey? >> christie really have to go for it now. bush is going to sew up support. he has got support. christie has fundraising and money in the bank, but jeb bush the christie people have to look at the calendar and say, we cannot wait until the spring. we may not be able to wait until the end of winter. >> i have to say christie's his biggest support is in the donor class, that group that was weakened by bridgegate. he came out christmas, people saying march or april. i think you are right. i think he needs to decide by valentine's

avatar which was released in 2009 was named best drama at golden globes and won academy a word for cinemaart direction. >>> well, the cyruses and schwartsenagers are keeping things in the family. miley cyrus and patrick schwartsenager went public with their romance in november and now their siblings are an item. the on line sources say, cristina schwartsenager patrick's sister have also been seeing each other. >>> snoop doggies officially at grand pop, rapper's eldest son, corday welcome his first child, zion, this is the four three-year old rapper, currently working on his next album and is due out in the spring. >>> you know snoop dog's favorite weather david. >> i don't know. >> drizzle. >> yes, i knew you were going to say that. storm tracker six live double scan and we are looking at dry conditions. in drizzle out there, rick we had a couple light in misty snow flakes in northeast philadelphia a little while and some other spots, but not there anymore. taking a look outside we are waiting for the clouds to break up and every now and then looking over ben franklin bridge and elsewhere

that's why i felt that it would be best expressed through the art of film cinema. please enjoy well enjoy is probably not the right word. (laughter) please sit through my latest english language french film entitled la -- -- >> what is my purpose! if i exist marely to write the opinions of those i agree with is existence itself just a lie? -- your hypocrisy in the ecstasy of orgasm. >> but is not love itself speech? when speech is restricted it is not violence against the --. >> if you don't [bleep] just say you don't want to [bleep] i'm okay with that. if you don't want [bleep] i'm okay with that. i think all foreigners should be deported so that the french blood line stays pure. shut up, le pen. shut up, le pen. >> you see, there is -- le pen is what the physical leigh is but also is the name of a french right wing politician known for extreme views on immigrants. what a witty reference what a double enten dre. you are hilarious. i cannot bear the dison sans-- dissonance between speech and truth. >> neither canniness. >> let's have a men age atrois and drown ours

we have been around the cinema, a couple, three decades, i see the park everyday and that hill, those two little places, that is where everybody sits and eats their lunch during the day and it's really the sunny place in a foggy city. i know, they say soma gets more sunlight but there is a lot of shadows and this would block the one sunny area. as everyone says the park is used a lot by all different people all during the day, yes even homeless people sit there, that i consider part of the community as well and they are my neighbors, too. i know it sounds like a small thing, but that shadow would block one of our few nice little sunny areas in the neighborhood. as everyone has said, we have hardly any open space? in soma and i ask you to vote no on this. we would like to preserve what little sun lit spaces we have during the day. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good barely afternoon, commissioners. my name is deborah benedict and i live within a very

we have been around the cinema, a couple, three decades, i see the park everyday and that hill, those two little places, that is where everybody sits and eats their lunch during the day and it's really the sunny place in a foggy city. i know, they say soma gets more sunlight but there is a lot of shadows and this would block the one sunny area. as everyone says the park is used a lot by all different people all during the day, yes even homeless people si

and not see more diversity in the cinema and that goes beyond women, it goes to african-americans andmericans, and in particular for women it goes through women in their fifties and sixties, it is like they are erased but it is not -- >> rose: especially when people say there is meryl streep and you say there is only one meryl streep. >> yes, he is the greatest just an incredible actress one of the best in the world and, you know there is also jessica language and there is -- >> rose:. >> jessica language. >> lang .. and why are there not enough roles? >> rose: why not? >> i don't think people in the i haveindustry i have are sexist or racist i think there are a lot of good people in the industry, i think people -- we have been stuck, and the stories have been mostly about men .. a writing -- but even across the board there are only three percent, only three percent of dps are women and i a read this article. >> rose: director of photographers. >> women talking about how impossible it is to breakthrough because you have to know people you to borrow kits, and it doesn't -- it is not as

. >> we'll get our dogs and go to the hacienda cinema and they are doing gang busters. they have doggie bags and chicken and brown rice for 4.99 for the dogs. but they have rules. >>> let's take a look at the view of ocean beach. stunning right now with the low tide. current air temperature 58 degrees flat winds san jose 61, livermore in the mid-60s. we have that high surf advisory posted for ocean beach and, in fact, all of our beaches here around the bay area. and this is because today we're anticipating swells up to 8 to 10 feet. tomorrow 10 to 12. perhaps up to 15-foot swells sneaker waves and very dangerous rip currents, as well. so be very mindful of yourself and your dog if you are running them along the beach. we have a bit of a haze out there. look at this view. wow. from sutro tower, light winds. we have some warming this weekend and the possibility of rain back in the picture on tuesday through thursday. these are the clouds that inundated the bay area early today. we are still socked into tule fog throughout the sacramento valley. today it's a getaway friday

not always the most popular at the cinema but the most popular with the academy.re eight fighting it out: interesting here because selma has kind of been neglected so far. but this one is the one that is widely expected to win. >> i see your point. we should just let it happen more naturally, right? that's what you are saying. okay. that's what we will do. starting now. >> and so that is it. now the movie world will go crazy waiting. the press will desend on hollywood, and the red carpet will be prepared. but winners will not be announced in hollywood until sunday february 22nd. >>> if you want to get more on all of the stories we have been telling you about, you know where to go aljazeera.com. you can see our webpage there with some of the main stories we're following. >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in stream are. . -- in "the stream". libya descends into chaos more than a decade after muammar gaddafi lost power. why it is on the brink of war and what another failed state would mean. filipinos join the fight with americans in world war ii, why the veterans

this week we're sending 150 contributors to see the movie "kingsmen" way before it comes to the cinema. together with luke skywalker, 17-year-old hopefully interviewing george lucas. it's access we give to fans to talk to the people and content they care about. the third level is we do pay contributors once they come to a certain professional routine of writing for us reaching our audience. >> how many contributors do you pay then? >> we're at about 2,000, 3,000 articles per week right now. mostly written by contributors but maybe a third or like 20% written by our editorial staff. >> of the 2,000 -- >> we're paying about 15 to 20 right now but we give access to a bigger group. how we see it we're not judging you on how you write. everybody can write and contribute it's simple to write about something. and not all of those writers want to become writers professionally, there's a lot of people who actually just want to express themselves as soon as we see those writers and reach more things -- >> one comparison we always make almost famous. you know 16 years old when he toured to write

"eyewitness news" at thomas edison high school in north philadelphia today for what is called cinema drive. the production uses 3-d video and interactive questions to teach teenagers the dangers of speeding, driving under the influence, and texting while behind the wheel. >>> uber is about to get some competition here in philadelphia. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch tells us tonight a car sharing service called lift has rolled into town but not have been is happen that i they are there. >> reporter: days before it launches in philadelphia, some already know what lift is. >> it is just a uber more fun, little bit more youth oriented, i get it another glow stick mustache. >> reporter: this is video given to us from lift, starting friday, you may see cars with pink glow mustaches picking up fares through their smart phones. >> hi. >> reporter: philadelphia parking authority which oversees the city's taxi and limo industry won't be so welcoming. >> we will fine the drivers we will confiscate the vehicles. >> reporter: p pa says lift's ride service is against the the law bec

melodic voice she was called the lady of the arab screen, a star during the golden era of egyptian cinemad in almost 100 films offense with her exhusband omar huh receive. >>> thailand's military government is tapping in to popular culture in an effort to battle corruption, a soap opera based on real life case is his being produced in the country but as scott heidler reports not everyone believes a tv show will get the message across. >> reporter: soap operas in thailand are wildly popular tracing their roots back to the 13th century when the kingdom first put storytelling on stage the miles an hour tail i government recognizes this, the prime minister changed the time of his weekly address is he are so it wouldn't interrupt prime time for soap operas to tap in to mamas i have audience the government is produce it's a own soap opera. the anti-corruption unit is filling the series. >> i believe in the project even though it's propaganda. when we do good things herb not worry what others might say or think, for those involved in corruption they didn't see to care what they did or how auld a

we really see this kid grow up and it tells a story that really i think, only cinema can tell being ablescreen. you see this young man become who he's going to be. >> and another golden tomato going to "selma." >> kind of a late addition to the awards race. and a lot of favorites, i think, for a lot of people. an amazing movie about the march and the events leading up to the march from selma to mobile. >> a lot of people passed on this. >> it was in development for a long time. great movie. 100% on the tomato meter with upwards of 70 reviews. really an amazing movie. not just one of those kind of eat your vegetables movie. a really excite enjoyable movie. >> your pick for best animated film? >> the lego movie. that's going to get love at oscar time. this great movie that who would have thought you could make a great movie out of legos. super fun and got a little dusty in the theater. >> you got teary eyed over a lego animated movie? >> wouldn't you? don't you have a heart? >> i may have to go see this now. >>> let's talk about best reviewed comedy. >> "grand budapest hotel." probably his

so it's called cinema verte in the documentary tradition where you're not interviewing people about thingsthe past, but you're there when it's actually happening. and for me i'm interested in that for two reasons. one is you kind of create a history. it's like actually not -- it's not a conversation about something that happened, but you actually are there when history is happening. and then also it's -- you have all this drama human drama, when you're actually on the ground. you don't know what's going to happen next as a filmmaker. as you know, as the people you're sending time with, they don't know what's happening. a lot of risk taking and decisions that have to happen. the first film i made was about the iraq war. and i spent eight months in baghdad documenting a family particularly a doctor who was a -- who had a local clinic, and people would come to the clinic and say -- they would talk about their you know, whatever their illness. then they would start talking about the occupation and what was happening. it was an amazing window into understanding what was happening for iraqis. an

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this is perhaps some of the best acting in modern cinema. >> hinojosa: now, she did win an oscar. >> she sure did. >> hinojosa: and you were there, actually. i saw you right when you were... >> i was there, i was there. >> hinojosa: sapphire at the oscars! >> and when i was... when i was flying in, i was... you know, there was, like, no doubt in my mind that she was going to get it. you know, and i also... i really thought lee should have gotten best director, and that we should have got best picture. >> hinojosa: well, i was rooting for gabourey. >> and i was also rooting for gabourey. >> hinojosa: because when i saw that performance... and gabourey does an amazing job of being precious. >> exactly. >> hinojosa: but the moments where gabourey goes into her fantasy life, and suddenly she's got these, you know, boas, and she's, like, a queen, that's when i was like, "oh, my god, she has got to win best actress." >> exactly. >> hinojosa: because that's when you see the depth of her. and she didn't win best actress. >> i was deeply disappointed. >> hinojosa: how was she? how did she han

. >> foray chief n cinema to go if i, the nominees are emanuel, for birdman, or the unexpected virtue, budd hess hotel, qual, and re shader for id a. dick pope for mr. turner. and roger for unbroken. >> nap and screen play the nominees are: >> pauls thomas anderson foreign her end vice, anthony mccartney for the theory of everything. and damian for whiplash. >> our north until jean play, the nominees are alan andre, and nicholas jackbone, alexander dinalaris, and for the birds manor the unexpected virtue every ignorance. >> richard linklater for boyhood. emax fry and dan for foxcatcher. wes anderson and hugo guiness for the grand butapest hotel. and, dan gill roy for night crawler. >> grand butapest hotel, al, and err for the inch have i tailing game. hand simmer for inner stellar, gary, for mr. turner. yo hand for theory of everything. >> and the best foreign language film category, the nominees are from poland, idan frush a, laviason, from astonia, tank reason, from loratnia. tim buck two, from argentinia, wild tails. >> foray chief n directing the nominees r: bird manor the unexpec

but increasingly the sign of success is not top billing on a cinema marquee. online video in demand and high quality television networks are competing fiercely for the traditional theatrical film release. last year was the worst for ticket sales in north america in 20 years. >> i think it's only going one direction. i think when you have a generation of consumers that are being conditioned to get things when they want, how they want, that the industry is going to have to figure out a way to make that work. >> i felt that something was not right. >> a dark comedy by the online retailler amazon won this year's golden globe awards. the first time the top prize went to a show that never aired on the traditional tv channel. it has signed top tear filmmaker woody allen to write and direct its next series. >> there is no long that are stigma that television is lesser quality product than film. you've had a lot of a-list actors as well as filmmakers being willing to, and even having a certain time of cache. >> sony's film "the interview" was said to lead north korea t

. >> a downtown diner explained he was at regal cinemas off corey road and felt shaking and it only lasted five seconds. >> everybody got up in the middle of the movie and it was like what is going on? they reported a 2.7 magnitude quake at 6:25 sunday evening, there were no reports of damage or injuries and clara daniel didn't feel it. >> here at westchester university they installed a seismologist last summer and it did pick up the earthquake. >> the doctor of westchester's geology department says they can pick up sizes of earthquakes all over the world and the epee center was in east bradford township and would be considered small. >> the movement of the earth was well under a millimeter. >> the epicenter was a mile from this quarry, and they say there was no working going on at this time. the quake could be completely unrelated and there are natural explanations for it. >> we are not active but there are zones of weakness in the rock that are inherited from what is going on millions and millions of years ago. the quake may not have been large and you may not have felt it but it was int

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there is also a couple of popular restaurants a cinema, and right down the street from this. ironically this fire is just about five doors down from the big fire that happened in september. i was out here during that fire. and you could -- the flames on that fire were much bigger than the flames on this fire. but clearly, firefighters were worried about the density of this block. they really stood back and actually as i'm looking right now i can see flames shooting up from the back of the building. so it looked like they had gotten control of this but probably one two-story tall flame just shot up the back. they have a defensive position on 22nd street shooting toward mission. and then they also are next to the luxury building that i pointed out, trying to keep that building from catching fire. but that corner at least two buildings are certainly up in flames. >> a that fire you mentioned in september not far away was an enormous blaze as we covered it on the air live. ken, you said this broke out around dinnertime. this building was popular. it was just when people would be