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people thought that was crazy because downtown was one of two downtowns back then, midtown and lawy lower manhattan with this decision to make eight downtowns in terms of brooklyn, in terms of jamaica queens, harlem, people thought -- >> that's the whole area >> people thought it would harm downtown but it didn't it made it stronger because it let it become more like itself it let it become different from the others and it let it become an attracter for brooklyn and jersey around it >> but just on the building boom, larry, i'm thinking our reporter has done some recent pieces on the impact of natural disasters, for instance, we saw what happened during hurricane sandy, so much concrete here going up at a time where hurricanes are on the rise and i'm just wondering if that representing a big risk down the road or a potential area of concern. >> there's a potential area of concern, no question, but at the same time, the buildings that are being built today are cognizant, have taken into account the realities of the flooding, e flood plains and so forth, and so what you've gotten is much more attentio

in new york city hundreds marched from brooklyn over the brooklyn bridge to downtown manhattan to bringttention. not just to school shootings but every day gun violence that plagues communities of color in cities across the country. rallies organized by youth over guns and an anti-gun organization that formed after the apartment shading and february. a shooting survivor spoke a little while ago. listen. >> no student has to hide under their murdered classmates body but i was a student. -- no student should have to suffer from ptsd, but i am the student. note child should have to go to school fearing for their life but we are all the students. meantime chicago thousands were orange they planting a pastry. where orange movement began in 2013 after 15-year-old, pendleton was shot while standing with friends at a park. she had performed at the president barack obama said second inaugural parade could have been 189 murders in chicago so far this year. it is down 20 percent from last year but chicago has more homicides in 2016 and 17 than any other u.s. city. >> we cannot stop until we accomp

here in new york thousands marched from downtown manhattan over the brooklyn bridge.s calling for the end of trump's zero-tolerance policy which criminally prosecutes all immigrants who come to the u.s. illegally forcing the separation of families. they also rallied against the use of family detention centers. the pentagon is preparing to house thousands of detained families at ft. bliss in el paso, texas. >> i would like to see those families reunited with each other and then i would like to see voters across the country stand up. >> the message is that we are one people on this earth. so instead of separating ourselves through race and bigotry, we can all work better as one. >> rallies took place in cities like atlanta, chicago, denver, minneapolis, portland, boston and baltimore. they braved sweltering temperatures as a heat wave grips the nation this weekend. the bottom line though here is that a federal judge ruled this week that the families must be reunited by july 26th. but the department of justice could fight this in court, prolonging the separation. jon? jo

and in new york city, hundreds marched from brooklyn over the brooklyn bridge into downtown manhattanntion not just to school shootings but every day gun violence that plagues communities of color in cities across the country. a parkland shooting survivor spoke passionately about her experience during the february 14th shooting which killed 17 people. >> no student should have to hide underneath their murdered classmate's body to survive but i was that student. no student should have to suffer from ptsd, but i am that student. no student should have to go to school fearing for their lives but we all are those students. >> this is about continuing momentum, keeping the debate about gun control front and center in people's minds ahead of the midterms. mike: shifting gears to santa fe high school outside houston, i can only imagine what the emotions were like at that graduation. >> bittersweet to say the least, a little over two weeks ago we had the 17-year-old student who walked into that high school, santa fe high school in texas, opening fire killing two substitute teachers and eight

manhattan. yet its parameters are constantly being whittled down. >> that's downtown nairobi. >> reporter: we headaffe conservation foundation. the rwandan-born researcher is getting his ph.d. at michigan state. >> traffic jam. >> reporter: amidst the monkeys, zebras, hippos and giraffes dotting the landscape, another ubiquitous sight. this image sums it up, that man is encroaching on his habitat? >> yes. if you look up ahead you can see the real problem. those are housing developments coming up. and a few years back, you never used to have that. all this used to be open. >> reporter: a giraffe's kick can break a lion's back. but giraffes are being killed off by a far more lethal predator, from trophy hunters to poachers. >> they're hunted for their meat, skull, and bones. in some places it's traditional medicine, bones and brain, that giraffes can cure aids. in some places they're hunted for their tails only. >> they'll kill a giraffe -- >> kill a whole animal for that tail. >> man is the biggest threat to giraffe? >> yes in a nutshell, that's what it is. >> reporter: arthur's foundation has gone

at 44 square miles, it's twice the size of manhattan but its parameters are whittled down. >> that is downtown nairobi. >> reporter: we head to the park with the giraffe conservation foundation. he is gets his phd at michigan state. amidst the monkeys and zebras and giraffes dotting the landscape, another sight. >> you look up ahead and you can see the real problem. they are housing developments coming up. >> yeah. >> and a few years back, we never had that. and all this used to be open and now, they are just there. >> reporter: detour. >> that giraffe is holding its ground. it's like, no, i ain't moving. you're in my hood. >> a giraffe kick with break lion's back. but they are killed off from trophy hunters to approachers. >> they are hunted for their meat, and bones. se some places, it's tradition toal believe that bones and marrow can cure aids. >> reporter: so they will kill an animal -- >> for the small tail. >> reporter: man is the biggest threat to giraffes. >> yeah, in a nutshell. one way to put it. >> reporter: arthur's foundation has gone to dramatic lengths to reverse the trends, tr

away from giraffe manor, at 44 square miles, it's twice the size of manhattan, yet its parameters are whittled down. >> that is downtownrobi. >> reporter: we head into the park with the giraffe conservation foundation. he is getting his ph.d. at michigan state. traffic jam. amidst the monkeys, zebras and giraffes dotting the landscape, another ubiquitous sight. this sums it up, that man is encoaching on his habitat. >> yes. if you look straight up ahead, you can see the real problem. so those are housing developments coming up. >> yeah. >> and a few years back, we never had that. and all this used to be open, animals could migrate going that way but now most of those areas are just inaccessible. >> reporter: detour. that giraffe is completely holding its ground. it's like, huh-uh, i ain't moving. you're in my 'hood. a giraffe's kick could break a lion's back. but they are killed off from trophy hunters to poachers. >> they are hunted for their meat, skull and bones. in some places it's traditional medicine and believe that bones and bone marry can cure aids. in some places they're hunted for their tails only. >> report

downtown and hollywood. on the east coast protestors at trump tower. they shutdown traffic in mid town manhattan. who can forget the woman's march the day after the inauguration? >> [shouting]. i am a nasty woman! i am not as nasty as a man who looks like he bathes in cheato dust. i feel hitler in these streets. >> laura: participants are passionate. some are old. some are young. and they are pretty organized. sometimes celebrities attend or donate millions to pet causes that spill out on to all of the streets. when they write a check it means they care. it ain't bad pr either. violence at some anti-trump rallies happened. at berkeley, they showed what did you say they are capable of. no debate allowed. no diversity of opinion tolerated ever. the protestors want to make it impossible for the president to travel. certainly to places like california. sometimes his supporters were harassed and others were actually assaulted. >> [shouting]. >> now the occupy ice protestors want to make it impossible for our immigration investigators to do their job. they managed to shutdown one office of ice in portl

downtown and hollywood. back on the east coast, protesters at trump tower -- remember this scene -- they shut down traffic in midtownmanman -- midtown manhattan. who could forget the women's march the day after the inauguration? >> i am a naaasty woman. i'm not as nasty as a man who looks like he bathes in cheeto dust. >> she was ahead of the time on the nazi reference. participants are passionate. you have to hand it to them.: some are old. some are young and they're pretty organized. and sometimes celebrities attend or donate millions to their pet causes that spill out onto all the streets, because when they write a check, it means they care and come on, let's face it, it ain't bad p.r. either! and then violence at some anti-trump rallies has happened, too. remember at berkeley, antifa showed up and showed us what they're capable of. no debate. no debate allowed. no diversity allowed ever. this makes it impossible for the president to travel, certainly for places like california. they tried to do that during the campaign. sometimes his supporters were harassed. others were actually assaulted. now the occupy ice protesters want to again make

downtown is at an all-time peak as well. what we are seeing is a shift in how people occupy space and also how they have come almost agnostic south of 59th street in manhattanfar as where they go. shery: i am surprised you say that. i would have thought the shift was down and west, given hudson yard and manhattan west. you are saying that is an all-encompassing move. is is that? mary ann: what driving that is the age of the building stock. i also think when you come from abroad, you come in and you get a few of the city as you come over the bridge or whatever they call it. when you look at the city, it looks like a 20th century city. but hudson yard and the world trade center and manhattan west, look like 21st century cities. vonnie: who is occupying these cities? is it tech companies? is financial occupation going down? mary ann: overall, yes, financial service occupancy which is still the number one occupier has not recovered from its 2007 peak. 470,000alking about folks. you think about 1.6 million office jobs in york -- new york. the growth is to your point exactly, happening in tech, media, or information based. spotify -- what year was it founded? rec