i'm joined now byjohn tauranac, who is the author of the empire state building: the making of a landmarkeaningful. certainly, the empire state _ still very meaningful. certainly, the empire state building - still very meaningful. certainly, the empire state building as . still very meaningful. certainly, the empire state building as far still very meaningful. certainly, i the empire state building as far as i'm concerned is the icon of new york— i'm concerned is the icon of new york city — i'm concerned is the icon of new york city. even to the point where new york — york city. even to the point where new york state used to have images of the _ new york state used to have images of the empire state building on automobile license plates. that is how meaningful it is to new yorkers. and it _ how meaningful it is to new yorkers. and it meant a lot to the people who built it, because i suppose 1931 you're talking about a year of great depression and very fewjobs. the depression and very few 'obs. the buildin: depression and very fewjobs. the building was planned in the boom of the i920s _ bu

i've been speaking tojohn tauranac, who is the author of the empire state building: the making of a landmarkhe empire state building, as far as i'm concerned, is the icon of new york city. even to the point where new york state used to have images of the empire state building on automobile license plates. that's how meaningful it is to new yorkers. and it meant a lot to the people who built it because, isuppose, 1931 — you're talking about a year of great depression and very fewjobs. yes. the building was planned in the boom of the 1920s, to open in the bust of the 1930s. and fortunately for the planners and builders of the empire state building, there was some hope on the horizon. you talked about visitors to the empire state building. well, there were two observation decks, one open on the 86th floor and the other enclosed on the 102nd, and people were willing to part with their admission fee to go up and see the sights. but rentals were sparse. there really wasn't any elevator service between the 25th and 80th floors, because there was nobody there. there was no occupancy. and the manager

why did he build the empire state? it - skyscrapers. why did he build the empire state? it was built as much as — the empire state? it was built as much as anything - the empire state? it was built as much as anything to - the empire state? it was built as much as anything to best l the empire state? it was built. as much as anything to best his close friend, walter chrysler, who was putting up another massive and famous skyscraper. the new york elites were looking for one more challenge, little knowing that they were starting a building crazejust as the great depression was taking off. fist as the great depression was taking off-— taking off. at the time the buildin: taking off. at the time the building craze _ taking off. at the time the building craze happened, l taking off. at the time the - building craze happened, these huge buildings popped up, the depression occurred, the history of the empire state building after that in my mind is very much connected to hollywood and the movies, king kong. did that make it really iconic and famous? if it hadn't been for that fil

building skyscrapers. and he built the empire state? why did he build the empire state — what was it built for?o was putting up another massive and very famous skyscraper today. i think these new york elites were just looking for one more challenge, little knowing that they were starting their building craze just as the great depression was taking off. so then, at the time this building craze happened, these huge buildings popped up, the depression occurred. the history of the empire state building after that, in my mind, is very much connected to hollywood and the movies and king kong. is that what made it really iconic and famous? because if it hadn't been for that film, would it be the kind of thing that it is today? i think you're right. it's just a little over 1.5 years after the building opened that famous king kong movie was shown throughout the united states — and much of the world, indeed — and that image of king kong grasping the spire of the building, some 1,300—1,a00 feet in the air, i think imprinted that building in the minds of people around the world and it became iconic. and is

building skyscrapers. and then what did he do, he built the empire state? why did he build the empire state?chrysler, who was putting up another massive and still famous skyscraper. the new york elites were looking for one more challenge, little knowing that they were starting a building craze just as the great depression was taking off. at the time the building craze happened, these huge buildings popped up, the depression occurred. the history of the empire state building after that in my mind is very much connected to hollywood and the movies, king kong. did that make it really iconic and famous? if it hadn't been for that film, would it have been what it is today? i think you're right. a little over a year and a half after the building opened, the famous king kong movie was shown throughout the us and the world and the image of king kong grasping the spire of the building, 11100 feet in the air, it imprinted the building on the minds of americans and people around the world and it became iconic. it is still iconic today despite the fact there are so many buildings that are taller, perhap

just all jagermeister [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is my jam why are you on the top of the empire state buildingding -- because, we were -- well, we were doing -- there were -- there was a moment where we were going to do, "you got mail" part 2, right? "sleepless in seattle" part 2. right? >> jimmy: and you're going to do it with woody harrelson >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i think woody harrelson, yes, he likes weed. was it one of his joints >> it was one of his joints. >> jimmy: yeah, he does a like serious thing. i don't think -- you're joking about the movie, but why are you on the top of the empire building with woody harrelson? i don't think this is true at all. do you think it's true >> you know what i'm saying? >> jimmy: i don't think it's true also, how hard is it to light the joint? >> yeah, i think it's true, man. i think it's true. >> jimmy: it's very windy and breezy up there. you got to cover -- if you're going to light a joint on the top of the empire state building, you need like -- you need big hands to cover that [ laughter ] >> jimmy, when you want to get high [ laughter ] >> jimmy: y

tonight, the lights are sparkling bright on the empire state building. t herbert hoover officially opened the tower to the public. it was the world's first building taller than a hundred stories. and on a clear day, you can see as far south as delaware and as far north as massachusetts. today, the empire state building has two observatories on the 82nd and 102nd floors. it's what made this place a landmark, from the start. people wanted to come see the view. personally, think it is worth going all the way up to see what king kong was raving about. but if tight spaces bother you, maybe, stick to the 82nd floor. towers like this don't just impress us. they elevate us and shift our perspective. and perspective is something i have been thinking a lot about, lately. especially, after last week's verdict in the derek chauvin murder trial. the day that he was convicted, some folks argued that the verdicts meant less, than people thought. it's only one officer. and there is a lot more work to be done, before we see anything, like racial justice, in this country.

building skyscrapers. and he built the empire state? why did he build the empire state, what was it built for? what was it built for? i think it was built as _ what was it built for? i think it was built as much - what was it built for? i think it was built as much is - it was built as much is anything to impress his closed brand, walter kreisler, putting up brand, walter kreisler, putting up a very famous skyscraper today. i think these new york elites were looking for one more challenge, little knowing they were starting their building praisejust they were starting their building praise just as the great depression was taking off. last great depression was taking off. �* , , off. at the time this building craze happen. _ off. at the time this building craze happen, these - off. at the time this building craze happen, these huge i craze happen, these huge buildings popped up, the depression occurred. the history of the empire state building after that, in my mind, is very much connected to hollywood and the movies and king kong. is that what made it really iconic and famous? if it hadn't been

finally one of the world's most recognizable buildings is celebrating an anniversary new york's empire state building has turned 90 the 102 story skyscraper was topped off on may 1st in 1931 it was the world's tallest building for almost 4 decades now there are taller structures though few are as famous. you're up to date now on the news up next is reporter i'm mary in evanston thanks for watching. we have important news. smoking is healthy post discards are good for the b.c. global warming doesn't exist. don't believe those well not yet it comes from. the industry is controlling your thoughts here and certainly seeking the veil find. it's not easy to spot. the great books of the 20th century. present day hoaxes. and who's behind the. manufacturing ignorance starts may 3rd on d. w. . alaska arctic is one of the most remote areas off the us it's also a region that has been particularly ravaged by the coronavirus and all the help they need to recover is flying to the rescue. ford you call in is providing vaccinations to surrounding villages and aid workers can only access the areas by plane or by snowm

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and an icon of manhattan — the empire state building turns 90.

and an icon of manhattan, the empire state building, turns 90.

one of the world's most recognizable buildings is celebrating an anniversary in new york's empire state building has turned 90 the 102 story skyscraper was topped off on may 1st in 1931 it was the world's tallest building for almost 4 decades now of course there are the structures that are as famous. now space x. dragon capsule has undocked from the international space station and is heading back to the astronauts on board the 1st nighttime splashdown since apollo 8 and half a century ago the crew spent 5 months in space. my 1st international demonstrations have been taken by all of europe and some cities protests but directed against coronavirus roles but in paris police clashed with activists demanding stronger labor protections. back on the boulevards the french left in all its shades of red turned out in its thousands in paris. the pandemic forced protestors off the street lost my thirst. on the margins of the much fire and fury and broken glass clashes and has confronted the place who used tea gas sending the crowd scattering. she gets through in belgium bikie midges can the save this was n

and an icon of manhattan — the empire state building turns 90.

and an icon of manhattan, the empire state building, turns 90.

there is will to compare simply and like there was no you there why that they own the rear empire state building and you have nothing to say there because their law says they do and that which they have imposed on you and you have no say you have you cannot begin to do anything the only thing you do is pay taxes it's taxation without 2 representation again but unfortunately the state of israel is not moving $1.00 inch ok to stop it. from doing this and of course to make change you know israel would deny the fact that it is carrying act to ethnic cleansing would say that you know the following illegal laws and they have the right to try and increase their presence on nice lands that's the argument to make frank thanks very much for coming on to say we appreciate your time. you. know russia has registered a new kind of vaccine course but it light is a one shot job with high efficacy according to the russian direct investment fund that's behind its development from costa that has more details well 1st off the single shots but make a law it has already been called a younger sibling to shots sputnik

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todd: a good view of the empire state building.lian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: ice telling fox news deportation fell below 3000 last month, reported record low. shannon: dhs planning a walk-through of the migrant facility, and -- >> illegal border crossings surged at 20 year highs, they are plunging to record lows to abolish ice. clearly limited ice drastically. fox news confirming first reported by the washington post only 2962 illegal immigrants were deported in april, the lowest monthly level on record and 20% decline from march, 3716 were expelled after ice guidelines issued in february which former h h s assistant secretary matt bassett says is sending the wrong signal. >> if people get to this country allowing him to stay. >> reporter: they host a walk-through in donna, texas. congressman henry cuellar says it is misleading telling the border report. just next door, and currently 222000 kids, kamala harris announcing a day to travel south. >> the plan is to travel to mexico or guatema

the empire state building officially opened on may 1, 1931.hey turn the lights on with a push of the button from president herbert hoover. it is illuminated to this day. it has been that long since construction started. back in 31 described as the most photographed building in the world. welcomes about 4 million people each year. >>> sentenced to death for murdering his pregnant wife nearly 20 years ago. now scott peterson will get a new day in court. his case is the focus of tonight's 48 hours. our morning aker spoke with a correspondent about the case. >> his defense has raised questions about a burglary that happened across the street from the house. is there a connection? >> they believe so. they are calling this a smoking gun. they say the burglary happened the morning lacy peterson disappeared. according to their theory she witnessed this happen and got into some kind of argument, and was kidnapped and killed. police did catch up with those burglars. they interrogated them, and determined this burglary happened 2 days after lacy peterson

one of the world's most recognizable buildings is celebrating an anniversary new york's empire state building has turned 90 the 102 story skyscraper was tops off on may 1st in 1931 it was the world's tallest building for almost 4 decades now of course there are there are taller structures that few are as famous. a space x. dragon capsule has undocked from the international space station and is heading back to the astronauts on board will attempt the 1st nighttime splashdown since or 8 more than half a century ago the crew spent 5 months in space. my 1st international workers day demonstrations have been taking place all of the europe in some cities protests directed against coronavirus rolls in paris police clashed with activists demanding stronger labor protections. back on the boulevards the french left in all its shades of red turned out in its thousands in paris. depended because protestors off the street lost my thirst. on the margins of the much fire in fury and broken glass clashes and has confronted the place who used tea gas sending the crowd scattering. she guessed to in belgium bik

: yeah, they are in all the tourists people would want to go, here in time squares and the empire state building and brooklyn bridge park, and all of those ages where tourists, as long as you are of age and a citizen of the united states you can walk in and get a shot and leave with a lot of freebies. there's passes to the bronx zoo, and even live performances throughout the city. i talked to one of the officials from new york city tourism. here's what he told me. >> people have not had an opportunity to travel in more than 13 months, so there's an extraordinary amount of built-up demand, and you can get vaccinated while you are here and we'll take care of everything. it's one more thing that can make the trip more appealing. >> reporter: now, it's not an exaggeration to say new york tourism needs this boost, this shot in the arm if you will ignore the pun, and it was another record year in 2019 for new york city tourism, and last year they dropped to one-third of that and they are hoping this year it will go back up to perhaps half or a little more than what we saw in the record-setting year. p

a look at the empire state building.r in 1931. >> you're rotten. >> to the core. >> "velshi" is next. >>> today on "velshi," with the feds turning up the heat on a certain former president's lawyer, we'll speak to one lawyer who is close to trump world about what the mindset is around the 45th president right now. >>> plus, you won't believe who is among the people counting the ball lots in the sham recount in arizona. >>> how the republicans are trying to turn day care, preschool and paid leave into a culture war. >>> i'll ask a top bite den economic adviser on raising the minimum wage and whether another round of relief checks are coming. "velshi" starts now. >>> good morning. it is sunday, may 2nd. i'm ali velshi. a big plate of news to dish out. here is what's happening, the united states continues to report sprong vaccination numbers, nearly one-third of the american population. while vaccinations are headed in the right direction, more than 50,000 americans continue to contract the virus

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if you look at the top of the empire state building on a beautiful morning in new york city.. let's get straight to your money. you can see a lot of red on your screen, not as drastic as of this time yesterday. nasdaq, big tech index down 1.25% at 13,222 on the nasdaq. look at 10-year treasury yield. been on the rise at 1.68%. that usually spells more money coming out of big tech. in fact we are indeed seeing that this morning. just take a look at some of those big tech names. apple down back to 123.78 for apple. amazon, alphabet, microsoft, all down over 1%. microsoft down four bucks at 241. >>> let's get to inflation. everybody it talking about it today. consumer prices surged at the fastest pace since september of 2008. good time to bring in bob doll. bob, what does this mean for the markets and you as an investor, this very big inflation number. >> well the bulls on the market would say, don't worry about it, it is transitory. compared to the last year would create this sort of number. the bears are saying not so fast. my view is, you can't fine tune inflation. we've had

and take a look at this, a ship the size of the empire state building arriving today in new york's harborcontainer ship to stop at an east coast port. what's on the ship right there, everything from pharmaceuticals to holiday dorioecatns you're now up to date. more "squawk on the street" will be right back. don't go away. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we're about an hour into the trading session right now. let's take a look at the biggest leaders on the nasdaq 100, as we go see the major averages bounce after a very rough start to the week netease, jd.com, moderna, and atlassian are the biggest. in terms of the laggards, we're going to pull that chart up too. it's ross stores, cisco, after earnings last night, dollar tree, marriott, and walgreens, carl >> morgan, mcdonald's shareholdermeeting is getting underway, and they've got some issues to discuss. kate rogers has more on that hey, kate. >> hey, carl, good morning, the shareholders meeting is getting started coming at an interesting time for mcdonald's. business is strong in the u.s. the company is staring down staffing chall

here trying to get her perfect picture with this beautiful backdrop and look at that, the empire state buildingboth women are inspiring others after watching their viral moment. it's the tiktok we didn't know we needed. >> yesterday in the city of new york was 90 degrees. >> reporter: 22-year-old val says she's always been self-conscious about her body, but while taking photos on a new york city rooftop the image of herself changed. >> i was taking photos and had a jacket on because i'm insecure about my upper arms. i think they're big and i don't like them. >> reporter: val posing for the camera when a woman sitting nearby steps in. >> look at my face. is this happening right now? do i have my jacket off? >> she actually took off my jacket and she started to pose me and i -- no one has ever done that for me before and hyped me up or just been so nice to me and just made me feel, i don't know, like good. >> reporter: the recent college graduate posted the video hoping to find the woman who she says helped her confidence. >> whoever you are, i love you. >> reporter: the tiktok getting more than

vaccines to visitors planning to set up mobile vaccination bans at attractions at central park, empire state buildinging forward. joe, i should also tell you -- and becky, we did get a couple of tips to the tip jar i think we're at $6.69 >> these are tips -- these are tips for joe to unblock him? >> yeah. >> these are people who have sent in $1, $1 we should thank them there's a guy, david, who says for joe to unblock me he's paid a dollar and someone else, another jim says print out and send to joe, 69 cents. so we're -- yeah, i think we're at $6.69. >> i have to unblock them but mult them? that's probably not fair >> yeah. >> i don't know. i'm going to have to buy breakfast for everybody at some point. >> we don't want to dwell on this our edition of liesmania is about to start people tune in for that. the mute for you, are you down in really low mute, too? are you thousands of muted >> i don't mute that many. >> i don't do a lot of muting. >> so you just sit there and take it. thank you, sam, have another >> i'm on the show for three hours every day. come on. if that's not the best example of sit

empire state building in new york city on a bright and sunny day. it is 10:00 eastern.d for stock prices. look at these, big three retailers. earlier they all came in with very solid earnings reports and all of them went straight up in terms of their stock prices that has been hedged back a little. walmart still up 3%. macy's up 1.3%, home depot with a very strong report on the downside now, losing just a couple of bucks right there on home depot. >>> all right, bitcoin, we have to bring you up to date on the cryptos. $43,320 per coin. it is down again today. dogecoin, the latest we have is 48 cents per coin. and now this. >>> yet again president biden is driven by the left-wing of his party. the democrats once in full support of israel are now waivering. confined to bomb shelters, attacked with thousands of rockets the people of israel cannot count on the full support of this administration. example? maybe small example but it is important. greg meeks. the chair of the house foreign relations committee. he wants to delay the delivery of $700 million worth of american w

the empire state building looking gorgeous against the blue sky. too much blue but a lot of red. look at big tech. what is going on? apple down another 3%. >> we are coming off of the worst day for the nasdaq is the middle of march, coming to the realization that inflation, higher prices is here, copper, food and one measure of inflation expectation, the highest in 15 years all the way back to 2006 and the calculus is whether this will force the federal reserve to raise interest rates, and looking more expensive, the nasdaq on one metric is priced at a historically expensive level of 26 times compared to the average over the last decade or so which was 17 or 18 so that looks a bit pricey and more so when yields and prices go up. ashley: interesting but the question is is it a buying opportunity. let's bring in luke lloyd to ask that question. are you buying on the dip, apple at $123, a good price? >> this is a buying opportunity. important to keep in mind the nasdaq is only down 6% from all-time highs, the fear and panic i'm hearing from this kind

. ♪♪ stuart: there you have it, new york city, empire state building this monday morning. going to take you shoe charlotte where there was a big golf tournament over the weekend with lots of crowds. this looks to me like back to normal. okay, that's the gulf tournament, but it was all across the country, masks are coming off and things look like back to normal and by the way dr. fauci says it may be time to relax indoor face get-- facemask mandates. watch this. >> experts like the former head of the fda saying to start relaxing in the indoor mask mandates that. is he right? >> i think so when i think you will probably see that as we go along as more people get vaccinated, but yes we need to start to be more liberal as more people get vaccinated, as you get more people vaccinated the number of cases will absolutely go down a. stuart: getting more liberal as we get more vaccinated, okay, dr. fauci. here's another headline, and mask mandates. dr. marc siegel wrote that and he joins me this monday morning. why would more people getting vaccinated-- would we get more people bei

operating system maker latch announcing its extension into commercial office as like the iconic empire state building york city and brookfield place as well. the ceo, luke joins me now. tell me about that expansion, luke. >> thanks for having me. latch has been focused on making spaces better places to live, work and visit. previously we've been serving just the apartment building market for the last seven years with our products. and what we saw in this moment in time is that there's going to be a real transformation of the way that people work. i mean, the last year has been an unprecedented change and now as we kind of go back to our offices, there's going to need to be more flexible products and a better experience. and so we felt like this was the right time to take our software and move into this new market. dagen: lee carter, jump in. lee: yeah. so as people are going back to offices, we're seeing huge numbers of companies saying there's going to be flexibility, that some are never going back to the office. tell me about the kinds of flexibility that you're seeing that people are calling for i

. ♪ >> i'd say just about 15 blocks north, three or four blocks west, the empire state building, you'llat. >> a little sun on the face. beautiful day. we hope it's beautiful in your quarter of the country as well. great to have you. friday was -- i didn't know this, but noted, endangered species day. a new group of animals made the list. >> african savannah elephants are critically endangered. >> here to tell us more, it's rick schwartz, the ambassador for the san diego zoo wildlife alliance. he joins us live from the san diego zoo. we want to talk about the way the park opened up recently but tell us about elephants being added to the endangered species list. >> this is a day we utilize to help raise awareness for many species facing extinction. the recent studies on the african elephant show there are two species. the forest african elephants numbers have declined over the last decades. when you look at them as one complete species, seems like there's enough numbers to sustain a whole population. also, it creates an opportunity for us to study one of those and feel that we know and un

right that you focus so much of the book on filipinos in the united states and how they were building up the empire of the united states both as settler colonialists in hawaii and as chief workers in the agricultural industry and seasonal workers of various specific states in the united states. and so taken together, right? i think many people here would say that your work is an incredible example right of how diplomatic history could be broadened. right. it's not just high treaties and different policies, but you looked at immigration citizenship naturalization laws. right as diplomatic tools and it's not just about diplomats in generals and these figures you looked at stewards and farm workers, right? and so that's diplomatic. history can be social history. and so it was such an amazing thing to read a book that did all these things. i actually have two main two major questions and they're big ones. okay, and they kind of also i enveloped him into comments and so and so forth. so and i i did i think the first one i'm asking you a big question. okay. all right, so of course, i'm gonna i want to re

growth is bad smaller is better build a bigger empire i mean this is rockefeller who is in idea right this is this is very dangerous and all throughout the united states we have seen the rise of hasim is in a lot of ways you know joe biden seems like jimmy carter 2.0 wishing this notion that we need to reduce consumption you know while republicans are pushing for full deregulation libertarian free market policies like a lot of what the democrats want is not growth and rational planning of the economy but rather what they want is simply a state managed austerity you know gradually gradually roll back to living standards oversee a continuing process for the next generation has a much lower standard of living than their parents ever had you know try to control them whether it's with you know manage social media or whether it's with drugs that they haven't already gotten on ritalin when their kids you know give a marijuana and give them hallucinogens as adults and and you know there is a very dangerous kind of managerial us you know social social engine. an aspect to it the liberals are doing right now and small businesses seem to be the most you know tar