. >> reporter: neighbor greg cooper says the crack is what got his attention around 7:30. moments later, several neighbors saw the two story building fall. each floor directly down on to the floor below. a true pancake collapse. >> first we thought it was like a tree. then the -- you could hear, like, boom boom boom boom. >> i would say it came down in a matter of five seconds, that's how fast it was. >> reporter: cooper and other neighbors rugged outside knowing the resident was inside and asleep on the second floor above the old bell's barber shop here. as neighbors searched, they heard a voice from the rubble. >> when i hollered in the building was there anybody in there we noticed a voice coming from the back of the house. >> reporter: cooper and others helped that man climb out of the rubble. today, the we find the building had no open violations but neighbors say the foundation was crumbling. officials on scene suspect this week's heavy wrain and winds could have had an impact. >> very fortunate the building fell in the way it did, it didn't collapse into the other b

neighbor greg cooper says the corner property on pattern street in grays ferry came crashing down after 7:30 a.m. >> around that time i heard like allowed crack. sounded like a tree was being uprooted. it was slight pause. i looked out the window, that's when i seen in a matter of five seconds the house imploded within itself. >> keep said he ran outside and tried to help. he didn't see the victim but could hear his desperate cries. >> we went toward the back of the house, to try to dig him out. but the fumes from the gas was overwhelming. the electric lines were down. we just called the fire department. >> the man was rescued and transport today pen presbyterian hospital. officials say he is in stable condition. no one else was hurt. >> very fortunate that the collapse happened when it did and that the building fell in the way that it did. it didn't collapse into the other buildings that are nearby. >> the city's already cents and inspections department says the stand alone property has no building violations, it had a barber shop on the first level, and an apartment on the second. at

greg: i have the mini, maxi, phone, tv. cooperate with the fbi as they investigate those san bernardino year. code. rosanna: greg, they are actually protecting you, once they open the door, the door is open and that means na the federal government could have access to your all of your private information. very, very little plot or warrant. greg: i trust the government. by the way, we are looking live at the flag ship store. it is open 24 hours a day at 59th and 5th. rosanna: and the geniuses there are a fantastic. rosanna: yes, as much as i am happy when they fix the computer, i am upset, why didn't i think about that. >> greg: yes, sometimes turn it off and on again. we have a picture of the late killer, they want access to his phone. he's dead. he was killed in a shootout with the police. his phone, the fbi has it. here is my great big ipad. i love it. the code that comes up. now this is mine. rosanna: are you putting in the code? greg: no. 1, 2, 3, 4, well, if you try this again, we are turning off for a while. come on. co on. ipad is disabled. if i do that again and wrong and disabl

thankfully, mother nature cooperated. greg: okay. fair enough. anything else going on there. >> queens got hit with more than 30 inches of snow. the plows had a really tough time getting through. check this out. there is no more snow. it is gone. it is like springtime. i had snowdrifts. everything was shut down. you hear the birds chirping. i feel like i was in another month. greg: let's listen. rosanna: that is great. >> reporter: there there's the birds on the fire escape for rosanna: we will take a little break. it is springlike out there. >> the warmest year in the history of years. you are not worried? >> no. i'm neil patrick harris and new york is my home. no place has more world class culture. come winter, i can't wait to visit our must-see collections of art and superb photography and film. new york has beautifully restored theaters, for the performing arts. and museums that preserve the glories of the past. winter in new york state means more great things to do than ever. plan your trip at iloveny.com there's something for everyone. flon

greg palkot has more. one of the last sources of cooperation between north and south korea now shut down. all south koreans working at a jointly run factory park in the north leaving the facility. seoul suspending operations there wednesday, a move pyongyang calls a "declaration of war." hong says: "..our government decided to completely suspend the complex to stop funds for the industrial complex from being used for development of north korea's missile and nuclear weapons program." kaesong shuttered following pyongyang's long-range rocket launch on sunday. the rocket carrying a satellite into orbit, but, it's being widely seen as a ballistic missile test. north korea also conducting it's fourth nuclear test last month. u-s intelligence officials calling the north's activities a continuing threat to national security. clapper says: "..pyongyang continues to produce fissile material and develop a submarine-launched ballistic missile. it is also committed to developing a long- range nuclear-armed missile that's capable of posing a direct threat to the united states." the senate taking actio

greg olson. peyton manning. >> reporter: absolutely and i have a back story to talk about as well. we saw kevin cooper on the field. and if duke made it here this weekend, well, everybody got that feeling that with - - that this will be his last game and he could decide to come back but you saw him looking stoic and soaking it in and then to have the coach here who meant - - mentor to h im, you know that was special to him but this is an iconic quarterback. i mentioned that he was on the judgment - - junkyard. but just moments ago he was at the podium. >> it is a great feeling and a great sense of accomplishment. the team has been resilient and display tonight. it was truly a team effort. >> he bragged about his defense. he said look, our defense of is phenomenal. he is not the same peyton manning but he said this weekend you know sometimes that might not show 95 miles per hour anymore but he can still find the corners and that's what he did not, just enough to get a victory in his second super bowl. >> a lot of people don't think the panthers played well enough but some people are confirmed - - conce

cooperate with the government. joining us now, fox news anchor and attorney greg jared. we've got two competing arguments here.s apple. they are at loggerheads. who's get the better legal argument? >> in the court of public opinion opinion, the fbi has the better position. why don't you help us find other terrorists and foiled potential future attacks? but in the court of law, apple has the better argument. this is not the normal case where the government goes to computer company and says open your files, open your systems, let us look for evidence. this is the government saying we want a conscript apple to go to work for us to create a software code to break up into the device and not just that device but the code could break into hundreds of millions of other similar devices and normally the government cannot force you, jon scott or your company to go to work for them as an active agent in a criminal investigation. >> jon: but the guy didn't even own that phone. it was owned by the county he worked for and the county said go ahead. >> the county said go ahead so there's no siege and search search and seizure

cooperating witness in any other investigation. burke's sentencing date has yet to be set. we're in central islip tonight, greg cergol, news 4, new york. >> thank you. >>> 28 years after his murder, a remembered in queens. people gathered on the street in jamaica queens where officer edward byrne was shot in his patrol car in 1988. he was guarding the home of a witness this a drug case when four contract killers murdered him execution style. police commissioner bratten says the crime awoke the city and nation. >> eddie byrne was a cop, his life counted. his life mattered, his much-too-short life was one of incredible significance. >> byrne's brother, lawrence, is the nypd's deputy commissioner for legal affairs. he also spoke today calling the death a terrible loss to his family. >>> we're learning the cyberattack on taxpayers impacted more people than we were told. the irs says that tax information for about 700,000 households may have been stolen. when news of the breach was first announced in august, the irs said that there were about 334,000 potential victims. the agency will send letters to affected taxpa

cooperation between the two countries. this after the south suspended operations there. gregcott is following these developments live from our london bureau. >> reporter: this is just the latest fallout from the rocket launch this past weekend. south korea, for the first time, yanking the plug on this long-running, joint venture with the north saying it didn't want pyongyang to use the cash earned at the manufacturing center to fund its suspect nuclear program. so far that has put a half a billion dollars into the north's coffers. north korea calling seoul's action a declaration of war, ordering south korean managers out of the industrial park in the north and pulling out its own workers as well. south korea was also bolstering the defenses today along the already-tense dmz near the facility as the north shut down two communication hotlines with the south aimed at cooling down tensions in situations just like this. meanwhile, there is more concern about that rocket launch on sunday. the head of the u.s. army missile defense command telling a capitol hill gathering that the si

greg. >> we're up-to-date on billions, we're going to get up-to-date very quick on cooper barrett's guide to surviving life. >> it's already been on, three episodes have already aired, but because of football and everything else, it kind of got -- well, it's coming back. >> now, the title suggests after school special, but it's not. watch this, please. >> i love that song! >> hi. wet, naked guy. >> barry. >> but it's also a really confusing -- >> they'll take any job they can get. >> i want you guys out there promoting the brand. i need you to stop calling people -- >> any advice they can get. >> married at 23 to a woman i love dearly, but she's a fun sucker. >> i love you. >> love you, love you. >> and any date they can get. >> all right. it's a fun, fun show. with us, three of the stars, jack, megan rath and justin. nice to have you here. do you guys get along? >> yeah. >> off camera? what were you yelling at justin? >> oh, no, nothing -- >> inside joke. [laughter] >> not a big deal. >> not a big deal, okay. >> we were talking about you. >> and your divide to surviving life is in writte

it's cooperating with the police investigation, but a company on refused t answer my question about whether he was properly monitored in that ambulance before he jumped. live in bayshore tonight, greg cergol, news 4 new york. >>> police are looking for the person who drew a swastika in brooklyn. the vandal entered the site and drew the words die yuppies along with the nazi symbol. there is no word yet on whether police will investigate ths as a hate crime. >>> commissioner bratton was on capitol hill today reminding wmakers the city remains very much in the terrorist crosshairs. pointing out there have been 20 plots here since 9/11. jonathan dienst is in the newsroom with more on the visit by the city's top cop. >> new york remains the top terror target. he told senators how federal the city. some congressional money is going to help pay for this, counter terror training for more nypd officers. >> do you swear the testimony you will get -- >> in front of the homeland security committee, the police commissioner said the threat now is perhaps the greatest its been in over a decade. >> the front line response to terrorism in america is more pressing than at any time since 9/11. >> bra

. >> cooperative boston mobster whitey bulger expected to officially plead guilty to federal contempt charges this week catherine greg was indicted in september for refusing to testify before a grand jury. she is curtly serving an eight your sentence for hiding bulger during the 16 years he was on the lam. grant change of plea hearing is set for wednesday. >> also hearing for the first time older really thought about the movie black mask according to the new york post bulger crime drama about his life. he said he was impressed by johnny depp semblance to him proclaims the movie was quote pure fiction. >> you want a record issue with the record has to be almanac close to record a way to see it 1989 66 degrees and 65 was in the normal 36 the low-temperature say only 39 degrees the record stands up seven below remember a year ago we were in the arctic here snow and bitter cold all month long how average here like last year somewhere in the middle is what is typical february going to be still some rain showers out there take you out to cape cod southeastern massachusetts dragging long pauses be a cold front coming on thr

greg: we know about the california attackers and guess what, they are not cooperateing with the nypd and all kinds of cases that apple could help out with, but they are not doing because of the privacy concerns. here is the district attorney in manhattan. >> today, the iphones are the first consumer product in history that are designed to be and are in fact beyond the reach of the judicially authorized warrants. >> apple is saying that creating the software the break the en enkripgs. a federal court ordered apple to unlock the phone of the california shooter. the company is fighting the ruling, interesting today, one talk to the family of one of the victims from san bernardino and they are supporting apple and don't think apple should give over the keys to the government to be checking out your personal information on the phones. >> greg: keys, you know, it is simple as a key. they should help out. what else? rosanna: coming up on "good day daytona 500 and jeff gordon and most weekes only last a couple of days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. book at hampton.com to get

cooperation and transparency. >> we will allow ourselves to be exposed by way of practices that we have and the practices we should end and those that we should adopt. >> reporter: police chief greg suhr echoed the mayor's sentiments. >> it's a work in progress, we've already undertaken the initial start to this. we look forward to this review. >> reporter: the review will most likely take more than a year. if that ok septembaccepted by s francisco police, they could issue a separate probe which would result in court-mandated changes. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> a snarl in the evening commute in the east bay as crews responded to an accident involving several vehicles. sky hd was over the scene in concord to the off ramp to highway 4. the highway patrol says five people were hurt. all are expected to be okay. it took time to remove the wrecked cars from the road. it's unknown at this point what caused the crash. >>> another accident to talk about, this one involving the super bowl. two charter buses carrying the denver broncos back to their team hotel were involved in a chai chain-reaction crash that injured a motorcycle police officer. it happened on southbound 101 at ellis street

cooper and did a hundred episodes. >> on cha channel? >> abc. yeah, i mean, i wasn't there for the last couple of years. i regret not being there. greg: this is going to be huge. fuller house. where are you from? >> i grew up in california. greg: were in a show business family? >> no, my dad was a pharmacist. i grew up in the pharmacies and counting pills. rosanna: these days it is different. >> not a show business family. rosanna: what was the break? >> i started to write plays in college and then a teacher me and i decided i would try show business and got into an improve class and robin williams and amazing people in the class and trying to break in and that's really where i got the first break, some of the actors became writers for laverne and shirley. that was my first job. rosanna: oh. >> working for gary marshall. rosanna: that opened the door to other things? >> yeah, that got me started. rosanna: here we are, fuller house. greg: wif a clip of the show. online tonight at mid night. hit it. >> step up. >> no, i am clearing the schedule and moving in with my sister. >> i am capable. >> you are too stubborn to ask for help. and

cooperation and training. >> we'll allow ourselves to be exposed by way of practices that we have and practices we should end and those that we should adopt. >> police chief greg suhr echoed the sentiments. >> it's a work in progress we've undertaken the initial start to this. we look forward to this review. >> attorney general, john burress represents mario woods' family. >> it means there is an opportunity for the mayor and police chief to step to the plate and show good faith activities if they want to improve the positive police department. >> the review will likely take more than a year. if final recommendations are not accepted by san francisco police, the department can launch a separate probe, which would result in court mandated changes. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> new details about how three escaped inmates spent their time in the bay area. they spent part of five days here doing little to keep out of sight. investigators say they arrived in the alameda hotel tuesday evening, ate lunch in a sandwich shop the next day, with them was a taxi driver they kidnapped in southern california. turns out the fate of that man may have been what fractured the fugitiv

cooperation and training. >> we'll allow ourselves to be exposed by way of practices that we have and practices we should end and those that we should adopt. >> police chief greg suhr echoed the sentiments. >> it's a work in progress we've undertaken the initial start to this. we look forward to this review. >> attorney general, john burress represents mario woods' family. >> it means there is an opportunity for the mayor and police chief to step to the plate and show good faith activities if they want to improve the positive police department. >> the review will likely take more than a year. if final recommendations are not accepted by san francisco police, the department can launch a separate probe, which would result in court mandated changes. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> new details about how three escaped inmates spent their time in the bay area. they spent part of five days here doing little to keep out of sight. investigators say they arrived in the alameda hotel tuesday evening, ate lunch in a sandwich shop the next day, with them was a taxi driver they kidnapped in southern california. turns out the fate of that man may have been what fractured the fugitiv

cooperated with this documentary? would he still be free? >> i think he would. i think he would, greg. i really think his ego of pushing the envelope has gotten him before l.a. authorities. >> all right. let's talk about bill cosby because everybody was kind of surprised that a prosecutor many years ago made this kind of he wouldn't prosecute him because he felt that he didn't have enough evidence. but now the judge has ruled in a new case that they can go forward with the criminal trial. >> you know, it's a very unusual concept, rosanna, where one d.a. can bind a subsequent d.a. and say i feel there's no evidence, therefore, you cannot try this guy. really? but there is a legal theory that is very much respected of immunity. it wasn't put in writing. the judge who decided that cosby has to answer charges by the new d.a. basically said there was a credibility problem. i can only assume it was with the former d.a., caster. the bottom line is the guy's going to be tried. the only issue is whether or not bill cosby will have to face his testimony where he kitted using quaaludes. >> judge

cooperating. police would not confirm that. are investigating her allegations. that is the latest live from the plaza this morning. greg and rosanna, back to you. >> thanks, robert. that was one of the most surreal moments i can remember when we heard from eliot spitzer, 2008 i guess it was, when he made those admissions. this is a guy who we thought could be president of the united states. i think we have video from that day. rosanna, you were on air when that happened. >> i was on air, and at that point, you know, eliot spitzer was a force to be reckoned with in albany. he was talking about being a steam roller in albany, and then all of a sudden look at what happened here. >> okay. >> and then his wife just standing by, looking like, you know, she'd seen the worst thing in front -- you know what i mean? >> i know. she kept her composure. >> shellshocked. >> we'll see what happens next. ed mangano is the county executive, is he involved in a >> he says someone impersonated his social media accounts and printed out lurid text message toss a public relations woman. both claim those printouts are fake. she says she does

greg. the suspect is behind bars and barb wire at orange county jail. he is being held without bond at the deputies were quick to find a mustang, white mustang seen leaving the scene. >> they cooperated and he was still shot. >> reporter: a spokesperson talk about what happened inside a discrete area restaurant as a closed for business last night. unarmed man believed to be craig kerry junior came inside demanding money. give them the money and gunpoint -- at gunpoint and from there, one of our managers was shot in the shoulder and the reds -- rib area. nothing like threatening -- life-threatening. >> reporter: a dozen people were inside. customers and employees. one man was shot and investigators believe it could have turned out much worse. >> it was a violent robbery. he was holding a gun to employees had it it could have gone very badly. >> reporter: -- >> we were just closing at the time so brazen in my opinion that it happened while they were inside. >> reporter: another reason he was found so quickly. coming up in one hour i'm working on another angle about how deputies actually encountered the man a few hours before the robbery happened. live in orlando, steve barrett, channel

cooperation and transparency. >> we will allow ourselves to be exposed by way of practices that we have and the practices that we should end and those that we should adopt. >>reporter: police chief greg sur echo the mayor sentiment. >> it's a work in promise we have already undertaken. the initial start to this we look forward to this review. >>reporter: attorney john burris represents mario wood's family. >> it only means opportunity for the mayor and the police chief to step to the plate and show good faith activity that they really want to improve the quality of the police department. >>reporter: justice department review will most likely take more than a year. if the final recommendations are not accepted by san francisco police, the department can launch a separate civil rights probe which would rest in court mandated changes. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> we were at candlestick point this afternoon as hundreds of uber drivers sped off on protest drive. they say wages can be so low they work for less than 4 dollars an hour. they want to negotiate better wages with uber. we followed the protest eights made its way from san francisco international airport to uber headquarters downtown.

cooperating. all right. >> what do you think. it is 7:17 a.m. mike woods, are you okay? mike: i get a lot of dripping this. greg: mike, you look great. mike: subwindows holding on a little bit. sometimes these things happen. colder air making a comeback today. leftover showers still possible. we are looking out more sunshine for everyone. starting tomorrow. it will be pretty easy. as we head into the weekend, it will start off rather chilly. it will end up on the mild side. dropping down slowly. a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies in the tri-state region. starting to come in from the west and northwest. that is also where the showers are. we are expect in a few patchy showers. all right. today. breezy. not too much with the rainfall. all right. let's bring in nine as. take a peek at the commute. >> reporter: good morning. two problems. an accident by sunnyside boulevard. blocking one lane. the southern state parkway westbound, one lane blocked with a crash. let's go to our cameras. take a look at the l.i.e. some stop and go traffic. you can see some delays here and there. the george washington bridge, driving into the city. tunnel

greg stern is with us right now. >> hello. >> thank you very much. >> thanks. >> your firm did the mini cooper ad, getting a lot of hype, butthe whistle for your client. we'll get to them in a second, but how much are the ads this year and what does the company get for that? >> they say the average price for an ad is about 4, 4.5, maybe up to $5 million, depends what you get with it. >> for 30 seconds? >> you get a massive audience. the last broadcast events where advertisers can reach a massive audience. we just did a survey with a survey. 61% of the people who responded who intend to watch the super bowl said the ads make the super bowl more fun. they're watching the game for the ads as much. >> i believe that. the theatricality has really gone up. sell me on the mini cooper. not the car, the ad and concept behind it. >> selling you on the concept i will sell you on the car as well. mini has a range of models. it's a family car. it's more powerful than people expect it to be. >> can you and i, men our size fit in them? >> i've been driving mini coopers the last five years. and my family. a lot of people thought things, it

greg fisher vp, branmketing, paypal s a marketer, uelways lding your breath,uially excited to see what theople's reaction is to it." lgate's ad, meanwhile, is less out selling a re about saving. jamesopert james cooper / executiveitor, adweek "they're running eir first ever spot and it's t colgate ala has brand cognition.ath wiscfee doesn't. mike own sot mike brown / owner, death wish coffee "we're aware millions of people are going to see death wish coffee for the first time." the small, new york company won a contest through intuit to fund a super bowl ad...one touting its fiercely caffeinated coffee. sot mike brown / owner, death wish coffee "the commercial was released, we had our best day of sales." godaddy was also little known... nats until racy super bowl ads helped it grow into a web hosting giant. sot charles taylor / professor, villanova university "as time went by and their awareness went up, they started taking some risks." this year, godaddy's risk is sitting out the game broadcast. but other companies are ready nats "let go and breathe" to roll the dice on super bowl ads. nats "brilliant!" or "what about a snack stadium?" mark barger, nbc news. ad time in this year's super bowl is up