bristling skyline. >> reporter: as founder of the skyscraper museum, kara willis says the empire state buildingk began to emerge as the world's most modern metropolis. >> rising above new york's glamorous skyline is the empire state building. >> reporter: it went up, all 102 floors of it, in less than 14 months thanks to the death-defying efforts of thousands of workers. five people died during construction. but when it opened in may of 1931, the empire state building soared more than 200 feet above its nearest rival, the chrysler building. stealing its status as the world's tallest. despite its fame today, the empire state building started out in tough times. >> this was built just after the stock market crashed. the depression really didn't sink in until the mid 1930s. so the stock market had crashed, the economy was in serious trouble. >> reporter: the massive office building had trouble attracting enough tenants. it wouldn't be profitable for about 20 years. >> when the plane hit the building's north side -- >> reporter: in july, 1945, a b25 bomber crashed into the side of the building kill

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that is why the empire state building is in the final phase one hundred $65 million renovation that includesdisplays highlighting the history of the skyscraper in his depiction in movies. while there is no shortage of tall buildings in the city, managers hope the new views at the empire state putting are unlike any other. newsr: still ahead on the call on theplan, a international community to resolve the crisis in spain. that is coming up in sportrt. ♪ ♪ ♪ anchor: time for sport. here is peter. peter: thank you. calm off dueatch to protests in catalonia. the game was scheduled for saturday. the spanish soccer federation ruled it must be rearranged due to security concerns. barcelona insists they could stage the match safely. they need to agree on a new date by monday. >> what we want is for the people to be proud of us. that is all. i know there is a huge debate. weposition as coach is this, will play when we have to play, and we will be ready. has been amanager vocal voice in favor of catalonian independence. he is a native of catalonia. he has cold on the international community to resolve

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. >>> so coming up only on "cbs this morning," tony dokoupil will be at the empire state building in an inside look at a major upgrade of the observation deck, offering visitors a soaring new perspective. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news". you don't see psoriasis. t you see clear skin. cosentyx can help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that ca inced risk of infecti if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. how sexy are these elbows? ask your dermatologist about cosentyx. new brow ultra slim pencil from maybelline new york.rows. ultra slim tip, smooth, and resists breakage for your most precisely defined brows. new brow ultra slim. only from maybelline new york. why buy scented oil plug-ins that don't last as long? switch to air wick for fragrance that last up to 60 days. >>> our top story this morning, a massive wildfire is prompting mandatory evacuations in southern california. the saddle ridge fire is burning about 20 miles north of los

the empire state building, just about 10 blocks where here, you can imagine to build that back in theay. something so high, soaring above everything else it takes spirit and determination, and someone has to be behind it, that is the idea behind the amazing projects with american built, not just the empire state building, it is hoover dam, the pacific coast highway, golden gate bridge. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you. >> american built on "fox nation" right now. >> remember just go to your streaming device, type in foxnation.com, search all "fox nation" originals in minutes. >> i found them. >> great, steve is download its right now. >> speaking of originals, we come back, we will look at new show that required my on assemble a team of fox news all-stars, i'll explain more, after this. it's just the way things are. when you're under pressure to get the job done, it seems you have to accept the fact that some equipment will sit idle, or underutilized. but it doesn't have to be that way. that's why united rentals is combining equipment, data, safety and expertise to help your worksite

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flock to this world famous viewing platform every year and now they can go even higher the empire state building in new york is just unveiled its new observatory 16 levels above the original gabriel and his own dove went to have a look.

take a ride to the top of the empire state building or baskin amiga rushmore or your favorite cable hostn kilmeade in the morning and stay for sean hannity in primetime. if you're ready for the greatest explosion the world has ever seen getr a flame burning extra smoky superduper meet writes 3000. [applause]e] greg: tyrus i think you might agree with me that nutritional sciences and the science. they keep changing their minds everything. see if they don't know everything. we are all genetic a different. the best way to find out as you go to the doctor and you you get a test or genetics and find out what is best for you dive wise. it goes back to your ancestry. some people can be red meat and some people drew up -- grew up on a fistfight with their ancestry. or you just go through life, i like this and i'm not sick of her words that keep eating it. everyone is different. allegedly my great-grandfather atee bacon beer and the occasional master. apparently he ate the plating couldn't find the body. he didn't get a heart attack from him when he pulled -- pull 10 people sometimes take makes m

only o "cbs this morning," we'll go to the top of the empire state building to report from a brand-newe existing deck -- >> who's going up there? >> i was going to say, we keep saying, "we." not going to be anthony mason. this good night right here, me. >> we'll wave. >> all the way. >> you got it. >> we'll have that coming up. it's still pretty tall, and now the massive skyscraper it got a multimillion dollar makeover. and we have a first look at the renovation before it opens to the public this weekend, including what it took to get the new viewing platform hoisted into position. and we'll also take you inside the new interactive museum that teaches visitors about the building's history before they check out the soaring new view. used to be called the line, now it's called the museum. you move through on the way to the top. stunning stuff. >>> also, that's a special live broadcast from -- again, special live broadcast from the empire state building. that is tomorrow on "cbs this morning," assuming i make my flight back from california and arrive on time which i hope to do. >> you wil

louis arch into a rack of ribs, take a ride to the top of the empire state building or bask in the delicious beauty of meat rush more. and don't forget your favorite cable news host, you can wake up with boy an kilmeade in the morning. and flip over to stu "varney" on fox business and stay for shawn hannity in primetime so if you're ready for the greatest exposure the world has ever seen get the center cut extra smoky meat right 3,000. >> [applause] >> tyrus? >> i believe and i think that you might agree with me that nutrition is in the science that they keep changing their minds on everything. >> because we're all genetic ally different, so the best way to figure it out, so i can kick some knowledge here is you go to a doctor and get a test on your genetics and you find out what is best for you diet wise. what food is good for you because it goes back to your ancestry, some people can eat red meat, and it's different ways to go to find out what's best for you, or you just go through life, eat things, oh, i like this i'm not sick afterward s so i'll keep eating it. do you know what i'm sayin

the top of the newly renovated empire state building and story on ovolume offing impeachment inquiry. . >> the end of one of the songs called do friends fall in love. he goes, as friends we will be and she says we will forever more. and two friends forever in love and i was singing that around in my head for all day yesterday. >> that's not like it's been you know it's better. . >> hey, hey. we -- it's been. >> it's been. >> it's been. >> you know what yits been it goes with somebody. some body. yits been . >>> welcome back 5:24. checking the roadways east shore freeway a snag. eastbound 80 at san pablo. it's a nonmouth direction but a possible fire on the right side of the hillside. you have fire crews on scene on right shoulder so. maybe causing a distraction work through there. westbound which is the commute direction. not seeing any delays in fact your drive times look pretty good. 14 minutes highway 4 to mcmacarthur maze but we will keep close eye on that. delays along 508 getting busy out there 30 minute from 205 to 680. >>> 5:24. this morning's "hlthwatch" the centers for disea

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we have to make a stop at the empire state building.one in the history of performing. >> somebody said, "too soon!" and that didn't slow gilbert down. that pushed him to a whole new place. >> the sister starts [ bleep ] the -- >> telling the aristocrat's joke. which is like comedic jazz. it's license to offend just for the [ bleep ] of it. and i remember laughing so hard that i was sort of crying. >> it was just such a release. and it was just what we needed. it couldn't have been a better time, a better place, or a better person telling it. >> if you missed any portion, i'll repeat it! >> it absolutely had to be done. somebody had to stand up in front of the comedy community and say, it's okay. when it's not okay. but those words must be spoken. >> god bless you! god bless america! >> i thought what gilbert did that night was heroic, and i think it -- ultimately you could say whatever you want to say about whether it was appropriate or not, it made a lot of people in that room feel very good. and that's that. >> i don't believe in too

america built the empire state building in just one year, believe it or not in nine months. n you believe that? they don't do that today. it should not take ten years to get the permits to build a road or a pipeline. we brought that number way, way down. [applause] way down. [applause] and in texas we're working very, very hard, very, very hard to get those pipelines approved environmentally, and i know my people are doing it and, rick, you're going to be giving it to some of the most talented people that are going to be taking your position. but we're working very hard to get those pipelines approved immediately in texas because it would make a 20% and maybe even 25% increase in oil. and, you know, as i said before, we're now number one -- not by a little bit, but by far -- withdraw ahead of saudi arabia, way ahead of russia. but we can do even much better than that. [applause] and we're working on that. and we're also going to work on getting a pipeline through new york. we have to do that. we can't bet let them hold -- we can't let them hold us up like that. [applause] and

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. >> we were at the empire state building. we marvedle at the construction.n the anniversary of one of california's deadliest earthquakes the state is rolling out the nation's first statewide earthquake warning system. i was surprised that this wasn't already in existence. 30 years ago today a massive 6.9-magnitude quake rocked the san francisco bay area killing 67 people. geologists say another major earthquake along the san andreas fault line is overdue. the new warning system that goes into effect and can warn people up to a minute before tremors reach them. it uses seismic stations to detect grounds motion, identify strength, and sends out letters. warnings produced by the shake alert system will be pushed to an app called myshake. that's the name. the same wireless system that issues amber alerts. >> it's tricking predicting earthquakes. they happen really deep in the ground. you only get a one-minute warning. that's the best we can do. at least it's something. >> if i live friday california i'd be getting that myshake. >> the app. >> i would be doing th

. >> bill: we like to say in new york the empire state building was built and finished in 13 month.y of a hotel across the street it takes them two years. a labor issue in 1930. brooklyn and queens were saying give me the money. our ancestors were builders, pioneers and fearless. we're regulators, adjudicators, plaintiffs, defendants, social media junkies and thin skilled. a distant generation created. we mostly delay, idle and gripe. you are describing a system that's comatose. is it really that bad? >> i think so. we have this idea because we can communicate across the globe in a nanosecond on email or social media or look up anything we need on google that we can be perfect. we're flawed human beings and the extension of that is if we're not perfect we're not good. let's not attempt anything. so we have sort of a self-induced -- we inherited so much. we inherited all this infrastructure and we thought it was a 19th century stuff or early 20th century and we've gone beyond that. we don't maintain it or expand it. at the end of the cold war with globalization there was so much weal

imperialist power why were we talking about the british empire when united states is letting its own territory last impact units incident shockingly little to build up territorial defenses. despite knowing that the war was probably going to probably probably get united states and western territories. virtually left one in the philippines had only a few things. it was a surprise that japan was very quickly able to take these western territories of the united states and the one the united states actually did do to prepare for this expected war in the 1930s, was to the philippines on the road to independence. so that the philippines into the countdown and got independence before the war started, then the nazis would not be obliged to defend the philippines because it would be an independent country and not a problem. anyway so the war happened, the president of the philippines, it's not like an independent country, kind of like the governor of the state. just listens to roosevelt on the radio talking about england's and he said something which kind of expresses vividly. in uncomfortably. his reaction to this. he said i cannot stand this constant ref

stake in the states ben's parent deila will be driving the next round of club consolidation to reckon i think it is very clear. that they're busy building a significant global industrial empire having said that you know despite the really good turnaround of the whole comp is this the the business is really very profitable it doesn't really generate a lot of cash which is needed to finance all the r. and d. as you mentioned just before so i think over time you know gilly will look for larger more significant popular in the west just briefly on do you reckon chrysler pezzo are going to get the green light on this mission i do think so i mean it's a very friendly merger of equals i think the political opposition so far in france is very limited they put out a very small synergy number theory that implies very little risk truck sharing could be more but at the moment that's very little resistance and i think this will go at telling us thank you very much. heaven on earth is how the indian region of kashmir appetizers to tourists but a recent tourism bad that india is now lifted has hit business hot in many sectors foreign journalists to lot allowed in this report made possible o

when it comes to building an empire in the sports and entertainment business. his basketball team, the golden stateors, has appeared in the nba finals five consecutive seasons. his basketball team, the dodgers -- [laughter] respect, respectful, ok, baseball team -- [laughter] they've advanced to the world series each of the last two years and his soccer team, which opened one of the most premier stadiums in this sport, currently sits in first place in its division. other than, that his teams have really struggle. co-executive chairman peter guber. [applause] >> the last time i had this feeling was a bunch of years ago. and i glanced at my watch, ran up to the bank and said thanks, thanks, thank you and sat down. i glanced at my watch. wow! the whole thing was less than 15 seconds. and i worked four years start to finish for those 15 seconds? nah, that would be a horrible life. so, today when i look around, the journey that we have when all done will be a decade and i'm going to get a little more than 15 seconds. look around. suck it in. because your life is a series of moments strung together. i wa

. >> reporter: he's building a 44 acre cannabis empire in prime wine country in a county that's handed out more than a third of the state'sotal growing permits. that has surprised some traditional farmers. >> there's like one, two, three, four projects right there. >> all of the money. that's the only explanation. >> reporter: and here's the bottom line on the money. the local university estimates the value of these wine grape to santa barbara are $120 million. that's worth $180 million on less land in faster time. two problems popped up, the first is the odor which can be strong in some places. some are worried it can affect the taste of it grapes though there's no proof of that. cannabis grower autumn shelten spent $100,000 on a deodorizing system to be a good neighbor as she blames illegal growrs for the smell. the second issue, pesticides. cannabis by law cannot have any pesticide residue on it. and so growers of other crops are being forced to sometimes hand spree or use less effective means to avoid legal problems. >> probably down 2 to 4,000 acres cost in lost quality and cost having to do it the way we did it. >>

. >> reporter: john is building a 44-acre cannabis empire in prime wine country in a county that has handed out more than a third of the state's total growing permits. that has surprised some traditional farmers. >> there's like, one, two, three, four projects right fr there. >> follow the money. that's the only explanation. >> reporter: here's the bottom line on the money. the local university estimates that the value of these wine grapevines to santa barbara county are $120 million. look at that white structure over there. there's cannabis in there, estimates that's worth $180 million on less land in faster time. but two problems have popped up. the first is the odor which can it strong in places. some are afraid it could affect the taste of the grapes though there is no proof of that. this is our buyer-scientific odor control system. >> reporter: cannabis employer autumn shelton spent hundreds on -- >> this is a great crop. >> reporter: the second issue, pesticides. cannabis by law cannot have any pesticide residue on it. and so growers of other crops are being forced to sometimes hand spray or use less effective means to a