actually working in 1942 for the manhattan project in manhattan. of course she did not know that. she was doing a great job at work, and her boss called her in one day and said, we are moving headquarters. you have been fantastic and i would love for you to come with us. are you open to moving in taking this promotion. she does, that sounds great. where we going? welcome i can't really get into any specifics about that. she does, okay. he does commit will be in the south. all right. what will i be doing? pretty much what you are doing here, but that could change. i don't know. okay. how long we billing for? may be six months, possibly nine. okay. don't know where i'm going to might be doing this and to not, six to nine months. if i don't know where i'm going to melamine going to get there? which is a fair question. and they said, don't worry. we will take care of everything. a car will pick you up your house and take you to the train station. tickets will be waiting. someone on the train is going to tell you when to get off, and someone will meet you at the platform, but you in a

the chase ends on the streets of manhattan. the driver trapped in traffic. the bikers surround the car again.

i understand what's happened in manhattan the last few decades. it does not resemble the manhattan historically true of this city. but i think what i key in on here is bloomberg literally had a vision of the new york city as of high-end of the economy, the industries that we would embrace, tech, wall street, it would be luxury housing, that narrow vision has helped to exacerbate the inequality crisis of the city. as we build affordable housing, we're still cognizant of the market realities. we are not suggesting that we can drop down affordable housing anywhere, any time in any manner. it has to be in a coordination of development already happening. with that being said, if we continue on a path in which we constantly exclude poor folks, working class folks, now even more and more folks that you and i would consider middle class folks, if they're being pushed out of this city incessantly, i don't think it's a functioning city in the future. i think a functioning, strongly is one in which opportunity is broadly available. >> borough by borough? >>

i understand what's happened in manhattan the last few decades. it does not resemble the manhattan historically true of this city. but i think what i key in on here is bloomberg literally had a vision of the new york city as of high-end of the economy, the industries that we would embrace, tech, wall street, it would be luxury housing, that narrow vision has helped to exacerbate the inequality crisis of the city. as we build affordable housing, we're still cognizant of the market realities. we are not suggesting that we can drop down affordable housing anywhere, any time in any manner. it has to be in a coordination of development already happening. with that being said, if we continue on a path in which we constantly exclude poor folks, working class folks, now even more and more folks that you and i would consider middle class folks, if they're being pushed out of this city incessantly, i don't think it's a functioning city in the future. i think a functioning, strongly is one in which opportunity is broadly available. >> borough by borough? >>

tunnels and subway system in lower manhattan disappear beneath the frigid wall of walter.wn manhattan evacuates as a crane is 90 stories up. 2 million households plunge into darkness. it is not until the following morning that the scope o

from the manhattan institute and dr. marc siegel and we willake a caller from arkansas who is a veteran. caller: this is great to speak to this is the first of might have done this. i may disabled veteran what people don't realize is the united states military are noncommissioned there is socialized medicine and. question number one you cannot sue for malpractice with socialized medicine. that is the fact. obamacare is that government and never to taipei for medicare should i be paying for medicare? it is $100 per month how does this affect non-u.s. citizens for medicaid and medicare? or do they just keep getting yet. gerri: we will start with your last question what about those who were not citizens? there is a difference people are here legally some are illegally out as the law treat them? >> legally like u.s. citizens they do pay taxes in their taxes go to support whatever benefits they are eligible for. illegal immigrants are not eligible for medicaid or obamacare nor medicare. however that is a downstream effect bec

fueiifo angélica castillo de padres mexicanos y la policía ubicó a juárez, trabajaba en el bajo manhattanna muy sería, no hablaba y solo decía adiós y nada más. >> en el cementerio donde la niña fue enterrada hace 2 décadas ahora hay flores y también pusieron su nombre. >> muchas personas han dejado flores en la tumba de la niña, la próxima audiencia es el 21 de octubre. >> el maltrato de un n iño en méxico quedó captado en cámara,, las imágenes han llenado de indignación a los padres de familia, vamos con los detalles con alejandro roldán y este hecho se suma muchos otros. >> este video subido a las redes sociales denuncian maltrato a un n niño dentro de la escuela, se trata de daniel, un niño de 3 años de edad y el que la directora la manotea y le grita y los padres intentaron confrontar a la profesora. >> está aterrorizado venir a la escuela. >> otros vieron el video por redes sociales. >> sí, en julio pasado también levantaron una denuncia contra la directora por sacarle pelo a un niño. >> vamos a ver cómo reaccionan cuando entramos a una escuela. >> sin embargo, hubo padres de famili

hardest hit, south ferry station at the southern tip of manhattan. the station was only three years old, built at a cost of $550 million. the day after sandy, it lay in ruins. joe leader is the man in charge of new york subways. >> the water level reached this high. >> reporter: more than $50 million gallons of seawater came rushing into south ferry filling the station almost to street level. >> you try and prevent it. you try and deter it, you know, and that's the best thing do. but can you really actually stop it? >> it was not for lack of trying. as sandy bother down on the city transit workers frantically stop to stem the tide with inflatable dams, sandbags and plywood. but there was no stopping the water. subway stations, rail yards and nine tunnels flooded. >> the water was coming from everywhere. there was no way of stopping it. you needed superman, i guess. >> mark is the general manager of the hugh cary brooklyn battery tunnel which normally carries cars and trucks between brooklyn an lower manhattan. >> we basically pulled everybody out of

being brought to manhattan. there's yet another revelation about surveillance by the national security agency. the "washington post" reported today the n.s.a. has collected millions of contact lists from e-mail and online chats, including the records of many americans. the report cited documents leaked by former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden. new negotiations opened today on iran's nuclear program. there was guarded optimism about

adriano espaillat (d-manhattan) will accompany sergio consuegra and the two unidentified good samaritans at the site of the assault, on 178th street between wadsworth and st. nicholas avenues, where the three people being hailed as heroes will share their stories. at least three undercover police officers were riding with the pack during the incident one of whom as been placed on desk duty while nypd's internal affairs investigates, silverman reported. it is unclear if the other two who have come forward

we are at 178th street in upper manhattan. may recognize the area around here, if you have seen the video. i have no doubt you have seen video of the suv and bikers. this is the final incident caught on tape. this is where the suv driver came up. he was swarmed by the motorcyclists. he was stopped by traffic. that's why they were able to swarm him. the motorcyclists got off the bikes, went over, banged on the suv. they dragged him out of the suv. his wife and child were still inside. no doubt terrorized. but they drag him out. the tape stops. then we know he was beaten on the street and ended up going to the hospital. what we don't know, and the question i have is, what happened to the video ? why did it just stop right before the beating? the video was taken by a camera that was on the helmet of one of the bikers. where is the rest of the video ? why can't we see that? right now, christopher cruz is the only one facing criminal charges. other bikers involved say the suv driver should share the blame. here is what i they told

she was doing this in manhattan, new york. there you see her.directing traffic on the intersection of 53rd street and third avenue. >> check her out. >> she was getting her job done and having a little fun. i'd love to know what she was listening to. >> yeah, right. >> when she was directing traffic. it didn't last long as you can see. gave everyone a little treat. >> nice when you get a dancer like that. we've seen them before, but i don't think we've ever seen them -- never in manhattan. usually they are like move the car! that's a little nicer, i think. >> it was cute. >> another one. they don't have a lot to say over than a granny that can really move. check it out. ♪ >> check it out. the hips are moving. and the guy is like nah. >> she is like come on, you know you want to dance with this. come on. >> she can move. no doubt about it. apparently there is a version on youtube as well where they put "blurred lines" in. that is pretty good if you want to see more. you can move it and what else do i have to show you, that's all i got. i don't kn

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she is right there outside the hotel in midtown manhattan. thank you so much.e seems to be getting lots of unsolicited advice about the company's next move. does this guy need it? really? and are they taking it from billionaire investor carl icahn and others? tech analyst at german investment bank believes electric cars are the secret to a viable future for apple. adding that the smartphone maker needs an out-of-the-box move into a brand-new market. he actually is out there suggesting apple ceo tim cook should by tesla. shares of tesla the superhot electronic car company falling today only mildly after a tesla vehicle burned after slamming into a wall and a tree. it happens. shares of apple down. it was the margins for the current quarter that disappointed wall street, the expected 38, 37% margins. came in just below that. the closing bell ringing in 29 minutes. how about striking a deal with russia for u.s. companies makes farming equipment? agco ceo joining us fresh off of his company's earnings report to talk about why russia might be the next big thing. sta

lower manhattan left in complete darkness for days. water flooded the retail plaza where the water literally came up to these steps. notice, it is still gated off. millions of dollars in damage. still under ren they vaition a year later sandy's scars still visible. subway stations filled with water a year ago are

he is in this area, and he is expected to make his very first court appearance tomorrow here in manhattan. as you indicated, this was someone who was picked up in a dramatic raid a couple weeks ago. and he will have to appear in court on this indictment that actually has been on the books for many, many years. he was indicted back for the 1998 bombing, as you said, of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tans taps tanzania. he was brought here from the u.s. navy ship where he had been questioned and attempted to be questioned by a high-value interrogation who goes after high-value detainees to see what information he might know about any current al qaeda plans that might be in effect for the united states to carry out any future attacks. that would be the first thing they would want to know. of course, when he's in court tomorrow, he'll have to answer for the dierment mpt of the 199 bombings. >> nic robertson, to you, just give us more context, the significance here, and to susan's point, the fact that the u.s. may get some key information out of him. >> well, i have just returned from libya.

had a blog about upper manhattan and a lot of people said to me, no one is going to read that. the majority of people living in washington heights speak spanish and i was tweeting in english. things like that. what i found was, growing that relationship from the ground, the brick and mortar kind of relationship and bringing it online, it seized a little bit of a presence. something i suggest to reporters is that when they cover a community board meeting, or what ever kind of meeting that they are covering, asking sources where they are active online. and it may be that you do not have critical mass yet, but i'm going to guess there is something there. it may be that folks are on instagram. in washington heights, instagram is enormous whereas nobody is on facebook. it's a matter of using your reporting tools and finding where folks are communicating. >> would you advise reporters to start a facebook group? >> sure. there is no reason not to do that. and you might want to promote it on your own page. i keep going back to the community boards because those are the folks that are m

>> reporter: one of the oldest restaurant bars in manhattan is open for business. it's been around since 1873, a hickic gathering place, but in one night superstorm sandy almost closed its doors for good, leaving behind roughly million dollars in damages. >> the water came up to about here. as you can see, the mirror is cracked in the bar. >> reporter: the water marc shows how high flooded and it still car -- scars the walls. >> the water line was up on pearl street, so there was no business. there was no neighborhood. >> reporter: despite a disaster that caused a temporary shutdown of almost 85% of the business, people here never gave up. today young and old members of the community marched to the banks of the east river in a symbolic gesture to pour buckets of water back where it came. it's in stranger to minor flooding but on october 29th, the unthinkable happened. the water surrounding lower manhattan swallowed this community and the worst part for many, they did not have flood insurance. >> reporter: such was the case in the cafe. it's neighbors were there to

the cityscape of manhattan may be his most epic and fitting canvas yet ge. city thatcity is is always changing. he is a city that is always changing. perfect for new york. is one of the busiest avenues in one of the most heavily policed parts of manhattan in a city that never sleeps. so how does he get away with it? and can he keep doing so? for now, the city is getting a new tourist attraction everyday. and also a lot more graffiti. >> catch the work while you can. that brings today's broadcast to a close but you can continue to see bbc world news on our 24- hour news network. to reach me and most of the bbc team, just go to twitter. thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news at abc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. ♪ at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for ke

. >>> a possible slice of american history right here in manhattan, what could be the remains of theern where george washington toasted the end of the american revolution. many believe this could be the pub, but the clock is ticking to save it from the wrecking ball. brian is live in our new york city news room. so what's happening with this? >> reporter: hi. the bulls head tavern was built around 1750, which would make it the oldest building found in manhattan. as the story goes, in 1783, george washington triumphantly led the continental army into manhattan and stopped at the tavern to have a drink with new york governor george clinton to celebrate the last of the british troops leaving new york after seven years of occupation. now amateur preservationists adam woodward says he believes the site of the watering hole is located at 50 bowery in lower manhattan. today it's a demolition site slated to become a hotel. but the address has long been suggested as a location for the tavern. and adam says these photos he took in the basement of the building prove it. author and historian dav

to find wraparound terrace in manhattan is very difficult to find.is going to cost me? >> mere 17,250,000 asking price. >> how does that compare to the current owners asking price? >> they paid $8 million in 2010. david: did they buy it from the madoffs? did they buy it from the government? who did they buy it from? >> you may recall it as auctioned off by the u.s. government overseeing it at the time. that is when they purchased apartment. there is incredible security. there is full-time doorman, security cameras and locked off elevator this is extremely safe. david: we'll walk back and walk around the entire sure couple friends of the top of the apartment. as you see this is one of the most extraordinary balconies i've ever seen in manhattan this is the tip of the building, very tip top of the building. >> top of the world, penthouse a. we're face east as well as south along the long expanse. we face west partial views of the park and to be able to entertain your closest 100 friends. david: i imagine you could get 200 people in the top area outside

the cityscape of manhattan may be his most epic and fitting canvas yet ge. a city thatcity is is always changing. he is a city that is always changing. perfect for new york. is one of the busiest avenues in one of the most heavily policed parts of manhattan in a city that never sleeps. so how does he get away with it? and can he keep doing so? for now, the city is getting a new tourist attraction everyday. and also a lot more graffiti. >> catch the work while you can. that brings today's broadcast to a close but you can continue to see bbc world news on our 24- hour news network. to reach me and most of the bbc team, just go to twitter. thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news at abc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. ♪ at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for

. >> since i've been driving this, i've stuck to the central business areas of manhattan.eek traffic. the more i'm in traffic, the longer i last. >> and then there is the task of station. >> this is what is called a level three quick charger. it takes 30 minutes to power up this electric taxi, about the time of your average lunch break. but here's is the thing. there are only two such chargers in new york city, and they're both located in manhattan. that means the driver has to keep an eye on his battery and location. >> we think we'll need 500 chargers in parts of the city where taxi s operate. >> do you consider yourself kind of a pioneer? >> yeah, i do, but then again my fellow drivers think i'm stupid for volunteering. look, someone needs to try it. everyone will benefit later on. >> he said he can't lose time on the road charging an electric taxi. he doesn't own his car. he lease it is and they have to make $150 a shift just to pay money. >> i don't know how that system will work. if you go downtown at any gas station, there is a big line waiting to fill up the gas. l

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trapped in traffic on the manhattan street with nowhere to hide. the bikers attack.them smashing the driver side window with his helmet another using his fist. that's when the video cuts out. police say the nightmare continues. he is beaten in front of his family and left on the road in a pool of his own blood. he was later treated and released at a nearby hospital. but of the biker that he mowed down as he tried to get away wasn't so lucky. tonight that man, 32-year-old, is fighting for his life. >> all his ribs are broken. his spine is broken in two places. he is never going to walk. never going to walk again. the wife of the paralyzed man defend her husband and the riders. >> everyone got worried. everyone stops. my husband stops. doesn't throw his bike. parks it. and walks on over to try to help the guy. >> his brother agrees. >> watching too much sons of anarchy. he assumed he was going to be hurt. that was not the case at all. >> reporter: the police are not so sure. >> well it depend on what the circumstances are, depends on whether or not, your vehicle is bei

dan harris in lower manhattan.atue of liberty ferry is one of many federal facilities shut down today. good morning. >> reporter: exactly, george. good morning to you. forget about give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses. if you show up to see lady liberty today, you will be turned away. this is one of many examples across america of the impact of this manmade disaster. this morning, the centers for disease control says it can no longer monitor the seasonal flu. the national institutes of health says it may have to turn children with cancer away from clinical trials. and overnight, shelters housing victims of dti

driver in manhattan last week.wcbs tv's dave carlin has the story. >> reporter: cbs news has learned at least one off-duty detective and two off-duty new york city police officers were part of a motorcycle rally that let lead to a road rage incident last weekend in new york. >> one of them, if not more, was there when the driver of the s.u.v., alexian lien, was pulled from the vehicle and beaten. his wife and two-year-old child were also inside the s.u.v. during the assault. those n.y.p.d. spers could face suspension, dismissal or charges of hindering an investigation or not coming forward earlier. investigators also moved this range recovery at the center of the incident to another location for additional processing and evidence gathering. in other developments, another person was taken into police custody, and authorities released a photo of a new person of interest. dave carlin for cbs news, new york. >> glor: president obama has waded into the controversy over the name of the washington redskins, telling the as

we will be >>> miley's manhattan invasion. wearing an x-rated shirt. >> now could she be heading to court for blasting sinead o'connor? i'm nancy o'dell. >> i'm rob marciano. the offensive new photo. leaving rehearsals for "snl." now in tonight's top story, did miley go too far by mocking sinead while she was suffering a mental breakdown? >>> plus, is miley out of control or just manipulating the media? how she keeps making headlines as some called the criticism she's getting sexist. >> she faces a certain level of vitriol that male performers don't always face. >>> charlize theron gets lightheaded at a beverly hills luncheon. how she's doing after the power women event today. >>> tom hanks as captain phillips. does the movie get it right? find out what the real captain is saying. we have his new interview. >> i was hoping for a rescue, but i thought the chances are slim to none that would be successful. >>> and carrie is back. >> i've been asked to prom. >> covered in blood and seeking revenge. the horror classic with a terri

about upper manhattan. they said there's a digital divide. don't you know about that. the majority of people living in washington heights speak spanish, i was tweeting in english, things like that. but what i found was like i said was growing that ugsds iz relationship from the ground, it seized a little bit more presence. i tell them to ask sources where they're active on-line. and you may be that you don't have critical mass yet. i'm going to guess there is something there. it may be that folks are on instagram. in washington heights, instagram is enormous. nobody is on facebook, or they're private. they don't share publicly. it's a matter of using your reporting tools and finding where folks are communicating. >> one more question -- would you invite a reporter to start a facebook group or -- >> sure, sure, no reason not that. promote it on your home page. i keep going back to the community boards. ask them if they want to join it. 10 people, 20 people. get the e-mail address. ask what e-mail address the