are you in manhattan.the difference between manhattan and the suburban stores that so many of us are used to? >> it took us over 1,500 stores to get here, but i'm really pleased that we're able to finally reach manhattan and bring the panera experience to manhattan. no different than what you get everywhere else. >> a lot of the spaces for restaurants are small, but paneras are crowded. what's different? what have you created here? >> well, we made the commitment to do the full panera experience here, so you are going to come in here. you're going to see 4,000, 5 ,000 feet, 100, 150 chair and tables and you're going to have an environment to sit down, catch your breath, breathe a little bit and really experience pane panera. >> people deliver food to your table here? >> here we deliver food to your table. we do that in about 10% of our stores today, and increasingly we're doing that in more and more of our cafes. >> it made me aware that a lot of the analysts are saying they had 1,500 stores. they could go

porque toda la gente linda ha llegado un grito para el alto manhattan. >> hey!.res. >> eso. >> tremendo pelo. >> wow! ¿les gustÓ?. >> sÍ. >> wow!. >> gracias un beso desde el alto manhattan. >> vivan los new yorks. >> si tÚ luces bien, yo luzco mejor. >> (risas). >> ay! te quiero sammy. >> y birmania mÁs adelante, va aumentar la posibilidad de usted ganarse la loterÍa! los chavitos. >> eso!. >> birmania prÓximamente aquÍ no se lo pierda en "despierta amÉrica". >> ay! me encanta! (risas). >> ay!, viene lo mÁximo. >> te adoramos. >> si yo luztÚ luces bien. >> yo luzco mejor. >> si no estÁ pase por allÍ, con nuestro sammy para una transformaciÓn callejera. >> ya escucharon mÁs adelante birmania nos va a decir cÓmo sacar la loterÍa. >> pero vamos a pasar con chiqui y poncho. >> claro que sÍ, pero ¿ saben quÉ?. >> nos vamos a poner en forma. >> yo sÉ que estÁs medio malito de la espalda, pero hoy tienes gimnasio gratis como siempre desde la comodidad de su casa. >> nosotros hacemos la rutina con usted. >> eso. >> y imÁgenes de angÉlica rivera le diremos quÉ hacÍa la g

that's another thing they really objected to in manhattan. said you can't start a book with the word failure. at least i won that argument. i said you know, our success is originally based in failure and you know what? all of us make mistakes and all of us sometimes fail. sometimes with relationships or investments or fail with jobs. um... i flunked my first driving test when i was 16 and totald the car while parallel parking and some student wills not get into college. really when you fail it's not the end of the road. it's more of an opportunity and away to find a different path. when i come to those moments in life, i think of the perz yen proverb that says when it's dark you can see the star. for those of you that have been there, i failed get a really good sunset picture on,k 2. this is actually a volcano in mexico but i love this climbing photo to end the climing sequence. so, here's our dirt bag climbers. done with the climb and it's time for me to head back to berkley. i was very weak and fortunately, we were still alive. that year fi

. >> hubo arrestos en manhattan.e wal street han salido nuevamente. >> allegaba la primavera y las flores de wall steertvolvieron a salir. >> el movimiento que naciÓ septiembre celebra su sexto mes miles se convocaron en este para quÉ muchos intentando provocar a las autoridades. hay mÁs presencia de uniformados en el bajo manhattan. el movimiento perdiÓ fuerza el invierno y la falta de comunicaciones en los medios. los organizadores esperan que las donaciones comiencen a llegar asÍ como los indignados vuelvan a tomar fuerza con sus manifestaciones. muchos artistas a nivel mundial estamos en contra. >> mayo al dÍa en que dicen van a interrumpir la economÍa. >> desde nueva york. >> tratando de hacer una demostraciÓn de fortaleza fÍsica el presidente chÁvez cantÓ y bailón desde un balcÓn del palacio de gobierno. el mandatario se mostrÓ enÉrgico en medio de un mar de rumores sobre la realidad de su enfermedad. ♪ >> la radioterapia para atacar cuauier nueva amenaza. este cÁncer no podrá con chÁvez. >> durante el discurso

its mission is to investigate claims of wrongful conviction, and while the manhattan d.a.'t. recently velazquez's story has begun to hit the press, and it's attracted hollywood actor and activist martin sheen. >> how you doing? >> jon-adrian velazquez. >> a pleasure to meet you. >> in december the actor went to the prison to meet velazquez. >> your statement at your sentencing, that there was a miscarriage of justice and that you trusted the system and you trusted your own innocence, you trusted god that you would be exonerated. >> right, i still do. >> yes, of course. that's why we're here. >> and then there's juror ramon aviles. he says he's always had his doubts about the verdict. >> what did i do? did i do something wrong here? i think i did something wrong. >> he told us he began to question his decision the moment the verdict was announced. >> once it was announced, i looked at the mother, and then i looked away. in other words, i didn't know where to put my face. i guess that's what i had to live with from that time on. >> steve cohen says that admission by a juror w

evidence that the army and the fbi have of intelligence -- of espionage, russian espionage against the manhattan project. there is ab immediate hunt to find out who joe is. the army will determine that joe is actually joe wineberg who is one of open enpimer's four graduate students in this picture. all theoretical physicists working with oppenheimer. i understand there was a fox photo photographer who was stationed outside the gate and he would take a picture if you wanted a picture taken. and then you would buy the photograph. that's what happened in this case. rossi wanted a picture of he and his buddies taken. there was an army counter intelligence agent who was in the background. after rossi and the group walked away, the agent went over and bought the negative. so they were there able to identify the other four and all of them were wiretapped and physically surveyed in the rest. and by the way, there was no -- in the course of that, i read all the transports of telephone conversations and conversations they had at home that surfaced in the army and fbi archives. i think it's pretty clear th

the glory that was rome is of another day i've been terribly alone and four got 10 -- forgotten in manhattanoing home to my city by the day -- city by the bay ♪ >> and now it is your turn. >> ♪ i left my heart in san francisco high on a hill it calls to me to be where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars in the morning fog may chill the air i don't care my love waits there in san francisco of of the blue and windy see -- above the blue and windy sea when i come home to you san francisco your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [applause] >> very nice job, everybody. well, as we close here today, mr. bennett, you have always had the key to our hearts. now you have the key to our city. we hope to see you back here soon in your city by the bay. thank you for this wonderful gift you have given us all these years and thank you so much for letting us honor you today. tony bennett day in san francisco. once again, for the man of the hour. [applause] thank you all so much for celebrating with us today. happy valentine's day. we will see you at the ballpark. >> what if you could make a memorial th

the blue jays ran over manhattan, 11-0. an emotional win on the road, back home today. 4-0 hopkins, and it would get much more lopsided from there. late coppersmith should slow and finds the net. hopkins up and pulling away. he pumps it into the back of the net. hopkins goes on to defeat manhattan, 11-0. the first shut out for the blue jays since 1988. a scoreless inning today. the orioles making the trip to fort myers this afternoon. chris tillman striking out, giving up three runs in two innings of work. wilson going to the opposite field. the score is tied at four apiece, but the orioles unable to move forward from there. that fall to the red sox this afternoon in fort myers, 5-4. tom tasselmyer is back with the forecast, straight ahead. well, online dating services can get kind of expensive. so to save money, i've found a new way to get my profile out there. check me out. everybody says i've got a friendly disposition and they love my spinach dip. five foot ten... still doing a little exploring. but... my sign is sagitt

remembered in new york in those stories of the 40's that chico and my father met at club cuba in manhattan and again in havana in the mid-50's. the sessions of chico's house in our neighborhood became so famous that even my father, not particularly fond of cuban jazz, couldn't resist dropping in once in a while at the much-talked about terrace. i listened to the rumba of chico's suite, then i would imagine chico back in new york doing arrangements for count bassie and ringo starr and i see myself turning into a big fan during my teenage years in havana. so that gives you a little idea about all these connections. i was born in havana in the mid-50's and my memory have many sounds. my history of my family has given me a variety of experiences and languages. my memory is like an orgy of music. i learned at an early age to get up on my feet and dance. looking at a photograph of myself, i saw a girl dancing an irish dance. i look at me from a seated audience that avoids the music with polite applause. my audience is courteous and embodies all the mystery of creation. my audience is my irish ca

manhattan is now at 15 something. at 2000, our proportion was 14.5%, manhattan was 18.5%. even looking for comparisons, that would be the best i can think of. i want to talk about it in the context of this growing trend of economic inequality. again, we are concerned mostly with low-income families. it measures income distribution in the city. if one person in the city that all of the income, this measure would be 1.0. if it was distributed evenly among everybody, if it would bezero. -- be zero. it shows a tremendous leap in inequality in the city. it is a trend nationwide. it is accentuated in san francisco, a very acute. it has a lot of different applications including families. it creates this two-year community. -- two-tiered community. it leads to the awful certainty with which we can say at the age of 5, what are the outcome's going to be in terms of education and so forth? thinking about that, what you see as the growth of highly educated persons in san francisco related to the knowledge economy. but you see, we have grown much higher in terms of the percentage of p

. >> remember the manhattan madam case we covered last week? when we come back our at large investigation on how easy it is to find a high priced hooker in this town or to become one and also what we think is going on and why they are asking $2 million bail. i got $2 million bail from that woman you are looking at there. >> welcome back live everybody. as they try to make the $2 million bail cops continue to make an arrest in what is a broadening investigation of a business that is as easy to find as takeout food. >> how prevalent are he is courts? >> very prevalent. you will see numerous ads for escort services. it is legal depending on how the girl or guy presents themselves. >> for the past 30 years private investigator has investigated numerous brothels that operate in plain sight by saying they do nothing more than xroe vied companionship. >> it crosses the line when they will make an overt act saying i want this much money for this amount. >> this is the village boys here scantily clad women offering phone numbers, offering services. it i

. >> the unassuming building on manhattan's upper east side where soccer mom turned madam ran a brought e brothel. she says she had sources in the nypd, dea and other police agencies kristin davis notorious former madam. is that podible she had the inside sources? >> i think not only is it possible but it's likely. they are not law enforcement sources i think it goes up to the top. you cannot be in a criminal enterprise for over ten years without having been tipped off. >> famed defense attorney arthur eye dal law she is saying she had sources in manhattan da's awes. >> the they have been examining this case for many years. if if they do have someone inside their association, their organization who is helping her, i would think that that is going to be coming out maybe not now, what their hope would be a plea and thit never has to come out. 2 million for essentially what is a victimless crime. what do you think the psychology is on that? >> i think personally it is unconscionable. it's a collective effort to try to break her to try to get the little black book to try to figure out who t

. >> estamos aquÍ desde el alto manhattan. >> sÚper contento. >> y bueno mi gente, hoy la luna estÁ ene la vas a tener estimo lada para nuevas cosas que tÚ quieras. >> asÍ que aprender cosas nuevas ¿okay?. >> si quieres pedir algo, hoy es el dÍa. >> y tauro!. >> (gritos). >> la esperanza tauro es lo Último que se pierde. >> yo sÉ que las cosas econÓmicas no andan buenas, pero te juro que las cosas van a cambiar positivamente. >> (gritos). >> viene un negocio para ti y todas las oportunidades que lleguen no las debes desaprovechar. >> y un set nuevo va a estar en ti. >> va vean ir un brillo especial para ti y quiero que en el dÍa de hoy te desarrolles espiritualmente. >> esto te va a ayudar, asÍ que voy contigo cÁncer. >> quiero que aproveches, porque hoy la luna estÁ a tu favor. >> es momento de hacer contacto con los Ángeles, con los seres de luz y escucha la voz de tu intuiciÓn cÁncer. >> (gritos). >> leo, el sol hoy te alumnlu y ilumi ilumina. >> y es hora que lo lleves tÚ y lo sientes contigo, encontrar el equilibrio entre tus actividades y mentes, esa mente anda muchas veces loca.

. >> the unassuming building on manhattan's upper east side where soccer mom turned madam ran a brought e brothel. she says she had sources in the nypd, dea and other police agencies kristin davis notorious former madam. is that podible she had the inside sources? >> i think not only is it possible but it's likely. they are not law enforcement sources i think it goes up to the top. you cannot be in a criminal enterprise for over ten years without having been tipped off. >> famed defense attorney arthur eye dal law she is saying she had sources in manhattan da's awes. >> the they have been examining this case for many years. if if they do have someone inside their association, their organization who is helping her, i would think that that is going to be coming out maybe not now, what their hope would be a plea and thit never has to come out. 2 million for essentially what is a victimless crime. what do you think the psychology is on that? >> i think personally it is unconscionable. it's a collective effort to try to break her to try to get the little black book to try to figure out who t

problem was going to new jersey, it was the nature of the surveillance within the five boroughs of manhattan. there were some of us here on 9/11, right? and the 9/11 commission made clear one of the breakdowns was in intelligence and not catching them. and in the work of that, new york police department put together one of the strongest intelligence agencies in the united states and has done a good job of preventing it from happening here, the sorts of things that happened in london and subway bombing by educated muslims and foiled car bombings carried out by muslims and doctors living in england. so, you know, there's obviously a basis for doing what the police department is doing in the city. >> look, i think it's a jurisdiction dixal thing and-- >> so, this is, this is pretense on the part of governor christy who simply wants to march forward, making a pitch to perhaps the muslim community in new jersey, he's going to be among the righteous. that's the posture and what it's all about. and he's taking the side of people who believe that to surveil is to attack the community. >> and you thi

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we had 12 sources inside the manhattan project. well, what was good -- well, we did have a lot of stuff in that sense. and ct world war ii. i'm just -- i cannot just forget one of the episodes in my career as a young officer in the kgb. well, i was at that time a radio moscow correspondent at the united nations, the first one was a fullbrite scholar, where i recruited my first agent with access to information. it was accidental. it propelled my career. and as i came to new york again, i was told by my superiors in moscow to try to revive good working relationship with one of the senior american journalists. really a top guy in the media and in the united states. he used to serve in moscow before world war ii, and he was at that time contacted by -- it was called russian secret services. and he told them at that time, on june 15th of 1941, that germans are going to attack russia on june 22nd. it was immediately reported by the kgb, domestic service to stalin. stalin read the message and said, he must be expelled, we are friends with

one of her attorneys offered up his manhattan loft for her to serve house arrest.ll come down on that at a bail hearing today. prosecutors have portrayed her as the millionaire madam accused of running a high end escort service catering to a wealthy, powerful clientele. she's posed for racy photos with her husband but friends say she's more soccer mom than madam. her defense team said she's fallen victim to the legal system. >> i honestly, truly in my heart feel she's being railroaded by the system. >> reporter: one of her defense attorneys, peter gleason, offered his posh manhattan loft to cover his client's $2 million bail asking for her to serve time at his home instead of at rikers island. >> i have interviewed her, met with her family. i feel so comfortable giving them access to my place, i want them to move in with me. >> reporter: indicted along with gristina is jaynie mae baker. charged with one count of promoting prostitution in the third degree. after days of investigators not knowing her whereabouts, she turned herself in on tuesday and was released on $

. >>> plus the accused manhattan madam defends herself, gary? >> thanks, shawn. colder temperatures have come back, but you know what? it's great. we'll have your complete weekend forecast all coming up when the edge continues. stay with us. >> this is fox 5 news at 11 clock.  okay, people, let's get started. pete, did you forget yours? me pete, me use pen! (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century looking for pete's pen. (laughter) guys, guys. take it easy, ok? pete's mom is videochatting me, and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> former prince george's county council member leslie johnson is in her new home tonight, a federal prison. johnso

. >>> up next the accused manhattan man dam. >>> also a singer's -- madam. >>> also a singer's tour bus catches fire. >> this goes through washington county through frederick through the panhandle and frederick and winchester, very heavy rain briefly and winds may gust 40 to 50 miles an hour, the rest of your forecast coming up. >>> check out some of the other stories on the rundown. we'll be right back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> she's been dubbed a manhattan madam. tonight anna gristina, a mother of four is accused of running a high prostitution ring for the rich and powerful out of an apartment she rented. the lawyers claim she's been treated unfairly and argue the former new york governor eliot spitzer did not go to jail after being caught in a prosecution ring in 2008. >> what we have here is a caring mother of four who has been slapped with a $2 million bond. mr. spitzer walked and mr. spitzer has primo spots on nationwide company. >> prosecutors say they have tapes of gristina saying her black book included lawyers, politicians and other hi

very intent upon foilg that and developing a counter intelligence agency and effort as part of the manhattan project. he had heads of counter intelligence on the west coast and east coast on the middle. boris pash was the ranking expert at the fourth army. he has his own interesting personal history that i won't get into in detail. but he was born in san francisco. he actually went to russia and fought in the white armies in the russian civil war. when the white armies were defeated, he came back to california. his father was the senior bishop of the russian orthodox church. he had no practical experience except that he organized a volleyball camp when he was in russia. so he became the head coach of hollywood high school. but he was also in the army reserve. and after pearl harbor, he is chosen to go to the master counter spy, the spy catcher. and that was, in fact, his true calling. pash believed that oppenheimer was a soeflt agent and he operated on that assumption throughout the war until groves transferred him to overseas. next slide, please. this is part of the counter intelligence ope

no te pierdas una maid en manhattan hoy a las 8 7 centro.egar al altar una vez mas. te cuento que el disenador italiano roberto cavalli escirbio en su cuenta de twitter que jlo lo habia llamado para perdirle un vestido especial para su proxima boda! este mensaje desato los rumores de que la cantante podria estar planeando boda con el bailarin casper smart. asi nos dejaron de picados ayer en corazon valiente!! que crueldad! pero no te proecupes, hoy nos enteramos si hay beso o no! en el capitulo de hoy tambien veras lo que le pasara a samantha, y el pasado de angela que regresa. pero con la que si hay que tener cuidado es con fernanda porque tiene unos planes nada buenos. no te pierdas corazon valiente a las 9 8 centro. y bueno, esto es todo por mi parte! soy adriana lopez de acceso total, nos vemos en la proxima. cesar ---de que estaremos conversando esta noche a las once blanca... blanca ---cesar... de una noticia que "no" le caera nada bien a los jovenes que desean continuar con sus estudios. ---tambien, sobre el efecto que el endeudamient

telling manhattan no. if i live to be 300 years old, i will never understand why they will never understand why they are doing that. that does it for us tonight. now it's time for "the last "first look" is up next. >>> round two. tornado battered towns in the midsection brace for more severe weather. >>> road hazard. tense moments as a teenager opens fire on a tennessee police officer. >>> and free falling. nasa carries out a vital test in the next generation of space vehicles. good morning to you. i'm veronica dela cruz. those stories and much more ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with more trouble on the horizon. the national weather service warns more punishing storms could be on the way in parts of the midwest and the south where a devastating tornadoes have already taken a heavier toll earlier this week. nbc jay gray reports from one of the hardest hit towns in ohio. >> reporter: night fall can't mask the devastation here or hide the twisted metal, splintered wood for mi

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