what you forgot to say is that the greenwich village -- >> i'll announce it before we go. >> second avenue2th street. yeah. >> i'll confirm that for you. i didn't mean to cut you off. but i do want to pick up on the fact that you said it was a great range of emotions that you could take on. >> right. >> it was wonderful because if you see the film, i'm sure at some point it will be available apart from here in new york. such nuances and arranged from comedy to just complete horror and sadness and bringing dr. mark into this conversation, dr. siegle, you know very well the range of states of mind that people who are suffering from dementia go through. so i want to start with that. i know you loved the film. >> loved the film. she's phenomenal actress. >> yes. i want to ask you if you can tell us anything about any advances the medical community has made regarding%dw treatment, prevention, even getting close to a cure. >> here is where we are, we figured out much more that there is a genetic basis of this disease. we know it runs in families. we're figuring out which genes are involved. seco

. >>> the winning photographs in a contest by the royal observatory in greenwich, england. >> they certainlyacular. this shows the aurora borealis reflecting off glacier lake against the back drop of a snow-covered mountain range. it took the overall prize in the competition. >> you can see why. this close-up of the sun took first prize in the solar system category. >> and this is the winner of the deep space category. it's a stunning image of what's called the horse head neb you lon. you can see why they called it that. >> it's incredible to see. >>> "world news tonight" wit david muir is coming up. >>> we appreciate your time. our next newscast is 6:00. how fast are they really going?

resolution approving authorizing the execution modification number 1 to the lease and use of recent greenwich united airlines and the city to increase the premises by approximately 92,000 square feet in an approximate total amount of 93 million over the remaining 7 years of the term expiring in an approximate total amount of 93 million over the remaining 7 years of the term expiring on june 30, 2021. >> this resolution is adopted. items 11-16 related to the master leases with the u.s. navy >> the 6 resolutions approved various amendments between treasure island development authority and the united states navy. items 11-16 r amendment number 10 to the childcare master lease amendment number 26 to the event venues master lease and the 6th amendment to the firefighting training center master lease and amendment number 39 to the land and structures master lease and amendment number 18 to the marina master lease and amendment number 32 the south waterfront master lease. finally to extend the terms for one year december 1, 2014 through november 30, 2015 >> these resolutions are adopted. item 17 >>

of the is the developer greenwich lane.ts and townhouses slated or lower manhattan. these faux -- these homes are over 65% sold and most of those buyers are current new yorkers. you were speaking about greenwich lane earlier and you said demand was really hot. that is why you are out there selling these apartments. we are talking $3 million at minimum? pricing starts at $2 million and goes up higher than that. response has been mostly new yorkers. 70% are from new york. -- 15% from the village. thatve a unique product has amenities you cannot find in the village. we open face to of our sales. all of the sales was done in phase one. now we can actually show them the bathrooms, the kitchen. we have had tremendous response. >> why is everybody moving to lower manhattan? a broader there is trend in terms of urbanism. you are seeing people coming into new york city, wanting to work in new york city, wanting new york city. that is where young families want to be. fortece just moved to greene. it is a huge trend that people want t

. >>> sarah jessica parker and husband matthew broderick are selling their swanky greenwich village town house for $22 million. here's a peek inside. the place is just 25 feet wide, but they have seven fireplaces on five floors. it's 6800 square feet and don't forget, sarah's real-life closet, too, that of course carrie bradshaw would be proud to have or even live in for that matter. >>> while hillary was glad-handing iowa voters, bill was hitting her political opponents where it hurts. "scrambled politics" is next. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. means keeping seven billion ctransactions flowing.g, and when weather hits, it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp end-to-end solutions are always calm during a storm. so if your business deals with the unexpected, hp big data and cloud solutions make sure you always know what's coming - and are ready for it. make it matter. [guyi know what you're excited. you're thinking beneful. [announcer]and why wouldn't he be? beneful has wholesome grains,real beef,even accents of spinach,

just a greenwich problem? >> large estates.age, when they want to trade down, the problem they're having is they can't sell the darn houses and looking and no one, the millennials aren't buying the big estates. you have a change in the market. wall street is not feeding it. people want to live in manhattan rather than living out there and doing the commute. >> if i could add to that, you're looking at the down sizing 0 of that upper tier. it's one thing to have the great estates in greenwich and fantastic but really the mind-set right now even for the very highest end of the market is to get a bit smaller but be in that perfect location, the top of the building in middle of manhattan but a smaller space and luxury. >> medium priced in colorado a great house for $500,000. palo alto, median price is a million dollars. so it's, you know, somewhere like boulder is more affordable. >> what's interesting. see the recent studies and josh probably knows better than i do, the continued rez didn't shl movement of new york city and becomi

yesterday, two men from germany were beaten by seven men near jones and greenwich streets. the culprits stole a camera and took off. san francisco police later arrested four men close to a nearby playground. police are trying to determine now if those same people were involved in similar robberies in san francisco just last week. >>> an oakland city councilwoman says changes in the way the police department hires -- rebecca kaplan says only 8% of the officers on the force are from oakland even though almost 1500 residents have applied for the last five police academies, only 30 accepted. some were rejected for low credit scores, others for past convictions. kaplan's plan would change that. >> and so given that oakland requires 50% local hirings of businesses we contract with, we should expect no less in terms of our hiring for our police department. >> kaplan, who is running for mayor of oakland, plans to make a formal proposal in two weeks. >>> missouri's governor jay nixon ended a state of emergency in ferguson. the state of emergency was in effect since august 16 because

this is a painting that hangs in the royal museum in greenwich.ere he is very boastful in that post. that is washington, d.c., burning behind him. i find it a nice irony that our closest ally, the british, have a painting of our nation's capital on fire with one of their admirals in front of it. another low point was called the hartford convention. it gets a lot of play in the history books. late 1814, early 1815, a group of new england federalists meet. one of their grievances is to limit the power of these embargoes which are hampering their trade. they want to limit congress's approval to declare war, sounds familiar. there are no records kept. but it is possible they talked about secession. lampooned as always in the cartoons of the day, on the lower left that is king george iii in open arms. he says, "jump in my fine fellows, plenty of molasses and codfish, plenty of goods to smuggle, honors, titles and nobility into the bargain." i did not want to end the war section on a low note, so let's end it on a high note. coming up next month, the ba

we team up with architectural digest to tour isaac mizrahi's greenwich village home.u have things from all different periods. -i know i love it. and i need more. sara gore (voiceover): and lorena sarbu's a minimalist relaxing retreat. plus sue wong's sprawling and historic los angeles estate. but first, lela rose's ultra trendy, yet cozy tribeca home. -and then one of my most favorite parts is the red carpet closet. -oh, my gosh. i love this. -welcome to open house. today i'm coming to you from a luxurious penthouse

these friend of mine here, mike greenwich, steve, his daughter, i found out just today dinner at 4:00 p.m. he still wants to go around but he can't multi task. this is what you are missing, mike. multi tasking you can be one and take other within to gymnastics at night. that is the brain that the lady has, keep laughing. >> the mike she keeps talking about is our camera person. >> yes. >> there is jared. jared. >> yes. >> but anyway, that is what we're talking about. many men do a lot of work but what they don't do is 42 jobs before 9:00 a.m. >> yes. >> i just think they are wired differently. i don't think they necessarily do the anticipating that we do. for some reason it just comes naturally to us. >> we don't plan. >> oh , right, dinner time, um. where we are thinking in the morning is what for dinner tonight. >> i never think that way. >> never. >> i don't think we should expect them to be any different. >> we are not only worried about dinner but tonight is the school festival, thursday night is back to school night, i got to get a baby-sitter, make sure they have something to e

a festival going on blocking portions of 10th and greenwich most of the weekend.lems on 202, one in bucks county, a crash along the lower york road at lower mountain road. and chest her county a northbound crash by 29 cleared. the northbound traffic starting to move a little better. southbound, normal afternoon volume. the good influences for the 202 drivers, word from penndot next weekend opening up six lanes, three in each direction. and great news coming along 202 next week in chester county. >> thanks very much. >>> year after year the first person in line to get the new iphone rewarded with 15 minutes of local news fame. for one australian teenager that moment was overshadowed by this. >> all right, i'm hold these. it is just a normal iphone, at any time it? >> it is just a normal iphone. >> all right, we are doing the reveal. >> it hurts to watch. jack was not the only first person to leave the apple store with an iphone 6 he may be the first to drop it. fortunately the new model stood up to the abuse. ♪ >>> meteorologist cecily tynan along now. we're thinki

i will say this mike greenwich said he is married to than an conscientious person, he says his wife is mess. he says it makes him work harder because he cannot rely on her. >> what did you say, no. >> you know what, no, i think you are right. there is something to that. i wouldn't have thought the of of it unless jen mentioned it but seriously when my husband is out of town, thanks, jen you are a brain surgeon, when my husband is out of town i find that my weekend and my weeks are a little less stressful because i am not going to be bothering him to try to do this, that or the other thing because i know i will just take care of it and then i can plan for it and structure my day based on all this extra tough but it end up being wonderful. >> you all seems like you would be happier if you weren't married. we ruin a person's marriage every single day on this show. >> mostly ours. >> geese. >> can you tell me i'm a genius again i want to hear i'm a genius again. >> you are a genius. >> somebody save this tape. >> all right jen, thanks. >> well, we have had enough of philadelphia's zoo new

. >> i have been working eight years in greenwich and he said you are going to be a star.anged my life. >> reporter: rivers became a standout on the scene and a fixture. >> you are the first one to say you are funny. >> reporter: carson and rivers had a bitter falling out in 1986. rivers became the first woman to have her own late night talk show and it was in direct competition with carson. rivers' show only lasted a year. soon after her husband who had been the show's producer committed suicide. the loss strained rivers' relationship with her daughter, melissa. >> it has always been about you. >> reporter: they eventually co-starred as themselves in a tv movie about that dark period. >> we absolutely could not find our way back to each other for two years. >> reporter: once reunited the pair worked together frequently on reality television. most recently rivers biting humor gained a new audience grilling critics on the red carpet. joan rivers always had a home doing standup. >> this act should be called allegedly. >> reporter: and her brand of comedy -- >> without humor

he was operating on greenwich mean time and they were operating on the time in sayingon, the helicopters don't arrive and once the orders came down "we are evacuating", the streets were full of vietnamese, no one could move. they focus the on the embassy, that was the only way out. >> and the images we have seen of helicopters pulling people off the roofs of buildings. that was the end. there were other attempts to get people out. growing. >> that's right. we see in the image such desperation in those moments, people hanging off of boats, jumping off boats. everywhere you looked at this moment, anything you could to get out of the country. it was extraordinary. >> let talk about lessons learnt or not. >> it's the latter. >> it's the latter, yes. we saw it in iran a few years later. in the movie they brought up that they burnt a million dollars. three years later, four years later in iran, we see history repeating itself. as you looked at all this. what do you think about why we haven't learnt lessons? >> well, you see the images of people coming out of iraq it's an echo of what happened

it is a fourth floor walk up but it kind of is fun in greenwich village. are young and feeling a little grungey. >> you areimably probably not indoors in that apartment as much as you are outdoors unless you are on the fire escape. >> if you are be careful. >> it's a world class designer and architect that redid the place. it is 1 1/2 bedroom which is kind of cute. you can have a friend over and not in your space. it is a tough call between the two places. it went rent around $3,700 a month and taxes are under $6,000 a year. that is not bad for new york. >> let's lock in the vote and see who won. >> the rustic winner 57%. do you think that is the correct vote? >> i do because of the numbers. the numbers work for rustic. and on a long term hold that is an amazing property. >> it could be a b&b. it is almost. >> always so much fun. see the next round unfold in "power lunch" where the winner will go up against a brand new home. >> admit you have a tibetan monk room. you really do. >> doesn't everybody. before we let dolly go we hear you have a manhattan penth

. >> second night i was on, i had been working eight years in greenwich village, and he said, god bless him, you are going to be a star. >> the creation of her show cost her dear lip. johnny carson never spoke to her. her show was a flop, she took home an emmy as a day-time host covering the awards with daughter melissa. and sniping at stars "fashion police." >> stacy was so exited. that morning her agent called her up saying george picked her up for another 13 weeks. >> rivers used her target for her barbs. >> i saw what was going under the chip a -- chin and don't wat the president to pardon me at thanksgivings. >> she had medical scarce before, and used her jokes to keep up her spirits. joan rivers was 81. >>> amanda seals is a comedian and culture critic inspired by joan rivers. what was it about joan rivers that inspired you? >> for all female comedians, and women in general. june is fearless, and she's not saying the most appropriate things. the fact that she was willing and able to have intellectual comedy and be brash out it taking away from her filmin inty is inspiring. >> a lo

. >> i had been working eight years in greenwich village. and nothing.aid, god bless him, you are going to be a star. he changed my life. >> reporter: rivers became a standout on the stand-up scene and television fixture even filling in frequently for carson. >> you were the fir twoouns ssty you're funny. >> carson and rivers had a bitter falling out. rivers became the first woman to have her own late night talk show in direct competition with carson. but rivers' show last aid year. soon after her husband, edgar rosenberg, the show's pre deucer committed suicide. the loss strained rivers' relationship with her daughter melissa. >> it has always been about you. it always will be about you. >> they eventually co-starred as themselves in a tv movie about that dark period. >> absolutely, could not find our way become to each other for two years. >> once reunited the pair became extremely close and worked together frequently on reality television. >> i wanted more from her. >> reporter: recently rivers' biting humor gained a new audience, wooing celebrities o

. >> but if you head to the mayhughs store on greenwich road, $3.30 a gallon. >>> now time for the question of the morning. only 10% of people 6 on and older do not -- 60 and older do not have these. is it a, gray hairs, b, prescription drugs or c, reading glasses? >> one wrote, the only folks over 60 with no gray hair have no hair at all. that's why the answer is a, gray hairs. thanks for playing along. we'll be right back. ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> good morning. i'm vanessa herring. officers will be out again searching for jacob and sarah hoggle. the told letters have been missing for more than a week and police are buildi;

. >> sarah jessica parker's trendy greenwich village townhouse on the market. 25 feet wide, shy of 7,000, 3 1/2 baths. seven fireplaces. >> the listing offers a glimpse of parker's amazing walk-in closets, filled with clothing. which they're not included. the house, first listed a year ago $25 million. $22 million a bargain. how tough things are in new york. >> buy some shoes. >>> next, another high-powered talent partnering up with some enduring voices. barbra streisand, the best selling recording artist ever, teaming up with john legend lionel richie, john mayer, michael buble. >> virtual duet with late elvis presley. 12 duets on "partners," streisand's 34th album. set for release next tuesday. preorders right now. >> love it right there. >>> coming up, celebrity birthdays for this tuesday -- >> happy birthday to all of you! ♪ it's your birthday ♪ ♪ all of you! ♪ it's your birthday ♪ (male announcer) it's happening. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir® an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and

. >> i had been working eight years in greenwich village and nothing, and he said irk god bless him,ou're gonna be a star. changed my life. >> reporter: rivers became a standout on the standup scene and a television fixture, even filling in frequently for carson. >> they all thought i stank, you were the first one to say you're funny. thank you. >> reporter: carson and riff hearse a bitter falling out in 1986. >> joan rivers! >> reporter: rivers became the first woman to have her own late night talk show and it was in direct competition with carson. >> what's under the kilt? >> reporter: rivers' show only lasted a year. soon after, her husband, edgar rosenberg, who had been the show's producer, committed suicide. the loss strained rivers' relationship with her daughter, melissa. >> it's always been about you. it always will be about you. >> reporter: they eventually co-starred as themselves in the tv movie about that dark period. >> we absolutely could not find our way back to each other for two years. >> reporter: but once reunited, the pair worked together frequently on reality tel

>> i had been working eight years if greenwich village and nothing. and he said, god bless him, you're going to be a star. it changed my life. and you look at this. look at how nice -- my legs look good. the breasts are in the right place. >> that was comedian joan rivers with jimmy fallon during her historic return to "the tonight show" earlier this year. comedians took to the air waves to show their respect and had to have laughs in rivers' honor. what are other celebrities saying? they're all now in this world turning to social media to talk about her. >> first of all, this is just some of the tweets that i printed out and this page, this is maybe 1/16th of what i saw on twitter today. some were poignant. a lot were funny. really celebrating joan's life. one of the people that tweeted today was whoopi goldberg. she just also lost her friend robin williams not too long ago. she was very good friends with joan. she said, my friend joan rivers has passed away. once again, to quote billy crystal, there are no word. also, another friend of joan's rosean

carson, at the end of the act, after nine years of work ing bungalow colonies and strip giants and greenwichillage where you pass the hat and the hat wouldn't come back, carson said on the air, "you're going to be a star." >> you finished the routine, you were devastating. the audience was falling apart. you sad down, and i said, "you're going to be a big star." that's something you don't say because -- >> i looked behind me. i couldn't believe you were talking to me. >> yeah. >> i'll show you fear. that's fear. if my book ever looked like this, it would mean that nobody wants me and everything i tried to do in life didn't work. nobody cared. i've been totally forgotten. i love rihanna, i think she can do no wrong. but why the green lips? it looks like she [ bleep ] the grinch. talk about christmas [ bleep ] early. i love the golden globes! it is the most fun awards show the entire season. it's like a big party. everyone's laughing, talking and drinking. the only place you will see more drunk celebrities is at the betty ford clinic. i think we are so politically correct these days that it's

we were at a charity event in greenwich, connecticut and -- you had performed and i was talking to youm nance, the sports caster, jim nance came over and he saw you and he said, "harry, you, sir, are a national treasure." and then he noticed i was standing next to you and he went, "and you are very funny." [ laughter ] and i could tell he felt bad because he had so clearly gone in the wrong order. you definitely want to end with the national treasure. >> yes! absolutely. i remember that. that was very funny. >> seth: you busted on me the rest of the night. >> i did? >> seth: you kept saying -- well, you kept saying, "did you hear that? did you hear that? i'm the national treasure." >> you'll make that status one day. >> seth: i hope so. >> you'll get there. >> seth: i heard you had surgery. >> i did. >> seth: i'm so sorry to hear that. >> yeah. i was -- i like, well, we call them snowballs in new orleans but y'all call em snow cones everywhere else. >> seth: yeah. >> and i like them so much, i bought this machine. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> and -- it's amazing by the way. >> seth: that's grea

after rising up through the comedy scene in greenwich village, in the early 1960's she performed on the sullivan show." >> she not only writes funny, she is funny, joan rivers! >> reporter: and alongside johnny carson, when he was guest host of "the sammy davis junior show." their relationship would prove crucial to rivers' career, yielding many laughs over many years for carson and his "tonight show" audience. >> don't you think men really like intelligence more? >> ah! please, are we going to go back to that? >> sure, i mean, a brain, you know. >> no man has ever put his hand up a woman's dress looking for a library card. i am sorry. ( laughter ) >> here's joan rivers! >> reporter: in 1983 rivers became the first permanent guest host for carson on nbc. which led to her own late night show in 1986, on rival network fox. >> i am just so happy to be here and i thank you so much. >> reporter: but she and carson fell out over the move, the two never reconciled, and her show was canceled after a brief run. only months later, her husband, edgar rosenberg, the show's producer, committed suici

. >>> yesterday two men from germany were beaten by 7 men near jones and greenwich streets. the culprits then stole a camera and took off. san francisco police later arrested four men close by at a playground. police are trying to determine if the same men were involved in a similar robbery also in san francisco last week. >>> there's a search in a sacramento suburb for a man who took a girl out of her home. there's a sketch of the suspect who went through an unlocked door in the middle of the night and carried the 8-year-old girl out of her home in carmichael. he took her to the nearby woods. she begged him to let her go and he did. >> something changed, uhm, for somebody to go through that method to take a child and not keep the child or not, uhm, do anything further to the child is what's perplexing. >> that young girl ran back into her home when she was freed. she had a few cuts and bruises but is otherwise okay. >>> an american medical worker who recovered from the ebola virus finally spoke to reporters. nancy writebol held a news conference in north carolina yesterday

>> i'd been working eight years in greenwich village and nothing, and he said, god bless him, you're going to be a star. it changed my life. >> reporter: acknowledging the support of johnny carson. even after all they had both been through. >> joan, i can't -- i've got to say, it really means a lot to me that you're on the show tonight. i love you so much. >> same here. >> reporter: gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. >> i can't -- hard to believe that she is gone. well, we have compiled a collection of joan's classic quotes on our website like this one. people say that money's not the key to happiness. but i always figured if you have enough money you can have a key made. to read more of her one-liners just go to cnn.com. >>> and next here contradiction this boston man be doing high-tech dirty work for isis? so factors like diet can negatively impact good bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is a duo-probiotic that helps supplement good bacteria found in two parts of your digestive tract. i'm doubly impressed! phillips' digestive health. a daily pro

road and is an irish guy in his whole life from the age of 18 or 16 when he moves to the greenwich connecticut from ireland he discovers investment and financial people and he wants nothing more than to be a wall street person. he spends 12 or 13 years trying to get a job on wall street and he can't. all he can get our jobs helping guys who call themselves high-speed traders get faster by knowing the technology. he works in telecamp and he knows where fiber-optic lines or maybe knows what boxes you buy to make your trades go faster. he's a high-frequency trader in a box. he says i will start trading stuff on wall street and he finally gets hired and he is paid a million dollars a year to be kind of a big figure on a wall street trading floor. after about a year he says why do they even want to be here? he can't believe the mystique was so different from the reality that he becomes almost instantly disillusioned. >> host: michael lewis is our guest and burning from howard beach new york you are the first caller. hi bernie. >> caller: yeah thanks mr. lewis for writing the book. and i wanted to p

. >> my question is 30 years ago if you said where's bohemia in new york, someone with a greenwich village and it was there. and then it moved to soho to the lower east side, to williamsburg and it keeps getting pushed out. is there ever going to be a physical location of bohemia in new york city in the future, and if so, where? >> i will take a shot at that question. the next neighborhood would be philadelphia or baltimore or buffalo. [laughter] so these are -- we lack about it -- we laugh about it but it connects back to the idea of 10 people actually live here and in in a way new york has become a more interesting place because little bits of bohemia exist in every neighborhood whether you are in brooklyn, staten island, manhattan or queens. but this is not a trivial concern and it's not going to be solved by building more 40 or 50 story towers. >> many people think that the opportunity to re-create this is always there. >> please give us your name. >> my name is margaret. my concern, i would like to hear some discussion of the difference in speaking with creative anarchy using creative

she looked around at a city street in greenwich village, where she was living, and said, 'all these people, these shopkeepers are going about their way and it seems kind of dis--disorderly. but it all makes for a coherent order the way a forest is a coherent order.' you know, this shopkeeper comes out, looks out on the street, sees something. another shopkeeper comes out, looks for something, and then suddenly there's a man trying to coax a young girl into a car, and suddenly the whole street stops. it seems disordered. but it stops because they're not sure: is this man really going to kidnap this girl? then it turns out the man is just her father trying to get her in the car. and what she saw was this organic order, this organic way society organizes itself. nobody plans it, but it's a series of individual decisions which cohere to form an order. and that is really the reconciliation between the emancipated freedom and the rigid order of so many old authoritarian regimes. c-span: next book? >> guest: i have ideas for the next book, but they're all half-baked right now. c-span: any subject

. >> mike greenwich, my photographer, we know him michael nutter, he is not there but he saw my instagramnutter do something bit. make it later on the night or have a proper warning. is there lots of kids playing in rittenhouse square. i want to be clear before all of the people hate me more than they already do, i am a free spirit. i believe that you should get to be naked sometimes and maybe name outside but i don't know if you should be naked because it goes on, it is not like you said it, someone said 500 people. it goes on for a long time. oh there, was some name people. when i saw tsunami of name i mean it is a tsunami and a flash flood. >> there is good name and bad name. trying to open up a jar of pickles, bent over trying to get it opened. riding a bike, bad name. >> it was good for me personally because i look good name compared to these people. >> let's see, just prove it. >> would it a bike. >> reason i don't do it is not modesty i just don't want anything to get caught up in the spokes. >> that was my first thought. >> is it painful, i feel like for a man it would be painful.

. >> second night that i was on and i had been working eight years in greenwich village and nothing,s him, you're going to be a star. it changed my life. >> acknowledging the support of johnny carson, even after all they had both been through. >> i have to say, it really means a lot to me that you're on the show tonight. i love you so much. >> i love you back, my darling. >> gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. >> we have compiled a collection of rivers classic quotes on our website, like this one, people say money's not the key to happiness, i always figured if you have enough money, can you have a key made. to read more of her one liners, go to cnn.com. i can't do joan rivers credit. we can't get enough of seeing and hearing all of her wonderful one liners. she was really remarkable. >>> could this boston man be doing high-tech dirty work for the group isis? that's coming up. i got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. ♪ when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. ♪ he said humira is for adults like me w

i was at the greenwich wine and food festival, sharing my stuff, with -- and look who showed up. >> lookid you have a jumper on? >> no, that was my clara -- >> i love it. >> it is the jumper with the little jacket over it. >> i love that outfit. by the way, jumpers are in. >> they are. jump suits. and then we have a lovely surprise here this morning. carson played a game of guess the guest in the orange room. >> they do every week. sometimes you're like, who is it? today it was amazing, it happened to be savannah guthrie, her husband mike and baby. they walked in the back. >> look how great she looks. >> everybody was totally shocked. the baby was so well behave edb. savan savannah looked like she's been a mother forever. >> we were in the makeup room watching this and we literally went flying down the stairs. >> we had to see the baby. >> into the studio. >> congratulations to them. >> my i also say congratulations to frank gifford, who, for the first time, over this weekend became a great grandfather. he's going to make me cry. our granddaughter, her name is kyle kennedy kerr, her othe

my question is, 30 years ago if you said where is bo hemoya in new york, somebody would say greenwich village, and it was there. then it moved, soho, lower east side, williamsburg, bushwick. it keeps getting pushed out. is there ever going to be a physical location of bo doe hemoya in new york city? and if so, where? >> the next neighborhood would be philadelphia or -- [laughter] or buffalo. so these are, you know, we laugh about it, but it's not a trivial concern, you know? and this connects back to the idea of can people actually live here, afford to live here, right? you know, in a way new york has become a much more interesting place because little bits of bohemia exist in every neighborhood whether you're in brooklyn or staten island or manhattan or queens. but this is not a trivial concern, and it's not going to be solved by building more 40 and 50-story towers. >> everywhere somebody's sitting out on a stoop hanging out, i've got to say they think the opportunity to recreate those conversations is always there, and that's such a dynamic place to live. >> if you could just give