and kansas -- between manhattanning kansas, and manhattan, new york. these policies include a strong reform to allow the free market to restore itself and give people control over their health care again. but we're not stopping here. this is just the beginning of our work. i look forward to continuing to work with my colleagues in congress and the trump administration to rebuild our broken health care system for people in texas and across the country. and i'm very pleased to be able to, along with chairman greg walden, to be handing these reforms and these solutions to the chairman of the budget committee, mrs. diane black of tennessee. mrs. black: i thank both of you for handing off this wonderful piece of legislation and giving me an opportunity to work with my budget committee members. this is an exciting moment for our party and for our country. we've promised that we would repeal and replace obamacare with a patient-centered health care system that reduces costs. we're one step closer to keeping our promise. this bill secures key conservative vict

an hour from the flight of a lifetime, eight of these out for jets over the statue of liberty in manhattan for the first time since 1986 as red, white and blue smoke, testament to the friendship of the united states and the french who have been allies, this team in the united states for the first time in 31 years

up next, made in manhattan.e being raised at a deal between president trump's son-in-law and a buyer from china. this is bloomberg. ♪ anchor: this is daybreak asia. i am betty lou in new york. yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. let's get more on the potential meeting between president trump and xi jinping perhaps as early as next month. what more do we know about this potential meeting in april? issues andpite the tensions between the u.s. and china, the one thing that may get them to meet face-to-face at the presidential level is the rising concern about north korea and its nuclear ambitions. time, they have said talks are underway to get the presidential level meeting that could come as soon as april, just a few weeks from now. the white house press secretary has said they are working on dates and an agenda and the purpose of the meeting, among other things, but the main purpose will be to diffuse tensions around north korea and the recent deployment of the nuclear missile defense system in south korea. the

he's been trying to attract financing for a building project in manhattan. all this raises the prospect that kushner used his perch to conduct provide business with the sanctioned company >> this all came hours after he agreed to testify. >> i want to dig in and get more context on the trump administrations widening entanglement let's go live to moscow. let's get to fred plain kkiplai. is this russian bank in a position to finance a project in new york? >> reporter: good morning, christine, on the face of it it certainly would be. they don't do that just in russia, they do it in other places around the world as well. we have to keep in mind when that meeting took place it was under u.s. sanctions and had been since 2014 so it would have been nearly impossible to do business with this bank. we asked what this meeting was about, they didn't tell us but did say it was part of what they call a road show where they were looking for new business opportunities and say they met with several financial officials and from the business community and jared kushner was on

and the slovenia model becomes a manhattan mom. >> barron and i, we give each other a lot of kisses,a lot of love, and i think that's the most important for me and for him also. ♪ zam ♪ >>> despite her successful modelling career, melania kanuss never craved the spotlight outside of that. >> melania trump could have been happy retiring from the fashion world and raising a family and keeping a home and never appearing in the press. >> after a brief breakup, she and donald trump got back together, and from that point on there was no escaping the public eye. >> melania! >> how much would you say their relationship raised her profile? >> oh, i think very few people would have known much at all about then melania kanuss but for donald trump. she was not a person that would be on page six of the "new york post" prior to this relationship. she would never have been on howard stern. this is not her world. >> suddenly she was christening a crews ship and appearing in the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition. >> it is the an important edition, once a year and important to be in. >> there were

they settled in at the three-story manhattan penthouse overlooking fifth avenue.ted larry king their first post wedding interview on cnn. >> kind of jokingly. >> you are proud of it? >> i'm proud of it, yes, i am. >> that name brought opportunity. the chief executive for aflac chose her to star in this ad, saying she is the bride of the year. then came the questions about motherhood. >> do you want to be a mother? >> yes. we want to have a family. we want to have a baby together. >> you will be an amazing mothe. i have no doubt about that. she will be an amazing mother. on march 20th, 2006, they welcomed barron william trump. his birth made headlines. he was featured on extra. >> hello, extra. >> they got a tour of his nursery and a glimpse of the gold carriage. there was a photo spread in "people" magazine that revealed he had his own floor in the couple's penthouse. melania makes it clear she will be heavily involved in raising her son. >> i'm raising him and i want to raise him the right way. i don't want a nan tow raise him. >> she deserves enormous credit for

attorney in manhattan preet bharara, refused to step down and was quickly fired. friday bharara's termination came as a surprise, since donald trump met personally with bharara at trump tower last november after he was elected and assured him he could remain at his post. the unusual circumstances of bharara's dismissal prompted democrats to suggest it was politically motivated. the dismissal came as his office was probing fox news after it allegedly failed to inform sharehololders about numerous settlements in sexual harassment and assault cases. the dismissal came less than a week after government watchdog groups sent a letter to the manhattan prosecutor's office asking for an investigation into whether president trump violated a clause of the constitution , the emoluments clause, barring federal employees from receiving benefits from foreign governments. in 2013, preet bharara was one of 18 u.s. officials barred from entering russia. russian president vladimir putin was reportedly angered by bharara's prosecution of russian arms dealer viktor boot. on sunday, bh

i'm from manhattan. and i don't know anything about the bronx, really. emergence of hip-hop and all that, the culture. but, apart from that, the bronx is actually lively at all times. at night, at -- in the morning, you hear people screaming from outside your window. >> female student: i've grown up with them since i was what, like -- >> second female student: like seven. >> female student: yeah. you know? and it just happened that way. so i feel like the sense of community is like the biggest thing. >> teacher: i've been teaching here for eight years. and i think that what people forget is, a lot of time we've talked about this in class, they focus on lots of diseas, health issues, lack of education, but, i can be out with them, just walking to the train to go to a field trip. and they say hi to at least 30 people. they know everyone. >> anthony: what's -- what other bronx specialties should i be paying attention to? >> second male student: well, i don't know, i'm a big fan of mcdonald's. >> anthony: mm-hmm. >> second male student: i like this -- >> ant

much of it going into manhattan real estate and assets here in manhattan. and this is involving not only the agents of the russian government, but also organized crime figures, in a way sort of like the elliott ness of u.s. attorneys. kind of a crusader when it comes to picking these legal battles. >> and he's been nonpartisan. you point out he's going after the investigation, looking into the mayor of new york who is a democrat. even though he was appointed by a democratic president. >> he is a democrat himself. he worked for chuck schumer, helped take down alberto gonzales, the former attorney general. he has a party political background. i think if he were to run for office, he may still do. he would do so as a democrat. he's very fair minded. he does cast a wide net in terms of his targets. if there's something worth veging, he's going to go after it. >> knowing him well enough. how do you suppose he's going to react? what's his next move here? >> i would be very surprised if he didn't mount some kind of political campaign. he's a larger-than-life figur

harry macklowe is one of manhattan's most storied real estate developers.he man whose losses forced him to sell the g.n. building, only to rise again to build the tallest tower in the western hemisphere. macklowe sat down with bloomberg's erik schatzker to discuss the state of the real estate market. >> the state of the market is slower and is less exuberant than it was two or three years ago, and there's a reason for it. and it's not something to be not discussed. there has been a tremendous production of housing in brooklyn, in queens, in lower nhattan, and, to a degree, the side has lagged behind the evelopment of the other areas. the prusks housing is the best possible thing for new york city. fine it's an overproduction. >> overproduction is great if you're a buyer. not so great if you're a seller or a developer, is it? harry: the development community knows how to protect itself, and it should be able to price itself intelligently enough so that it's able to meet the peaks and valleys of the market. there is now certainty in the market. we know where

. >> inside the "sex and the city" star's manhattan pad. >> and with corinne and what life is reallyinside the bachelor mansion. >> put your big girl and big boy panties on, you'll need them. >> and the fox comedy making history. >> a really big duffle bag. >> time machine. >> i go to the past every weekend. sometimes on tuesday. >> it is very rare we get a time traveling show that is also a comedy. fun. romantic. friendship. >> a well as a quite departure from gossip girl character, blair waldorf. >> my name is deborah ra veer, i'm from colonial, massachusetts. >> happy endings adam stars as boyffiend and even though she is the sing fer reer in real life. he is doing the serenading on this show. >> dan told deborah throughout the relationship that he wrote a bunch of songs that he did not >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> kristen stewart out in new york with a newly-shaved head for the premier of her thriller "pernt >>> what's a day like in the life of the clooneys? mail at the u.n. in new york. her growing baby pump covered by a canary yellow dress. as she stops genocide by isis. and her hubby? he th

so i needed to take an expensive uber back to manhattan. >> no kidding. >> but i'm here. >> did that cop show up? what did they say? >> whose fault was it? >> nope was assigned to any party, nobody got tickets, they just took the report and were way friendlier than the guy who lies in the accident. >> was he mad at you? we sticking out too far? >> the question he asked was are you okay, so that was nice. he said i have a daughter about your age, i hope you are okay. and then he's like are you paying for my bumper? >> it and i'm like that is for the claims adjuster to decide. i do not think i was at fault. >> you left some of your close in the car. >> i sure did. thank you for bringing that up. that is why i am standing here today, i left all of my pants in my car. it is one of those moments where a person on tv really is a wearing pants. >> another great night of chasing news. thank you for watching. don't worry, we'll be back tomorrow, pants and all. >> this is the aurora project, we hunt. one answer leads to another question and another, and another. sometimes it's like putting tog

and what often happened was their children were orphaned or abandoned, and the streets in lower manhattan were filled with irish and german immigrant orphans. he began a series of reforms, he created lodging houses for these children, he created special lodging houses for newspaper sellers, the newspaper boys who became featured in a newspaper and they were largely homeless and needed a place to stay. he created a number of schools, primarily vocational schools for these children, but the big thing he did was come up with the idea that if orphaned in the greedy and unhealthy environments of lower manhattan could be put on trains and moved to the west, the west was pennsylvanian that was ohio, if they could be placed on trains and relocated, he felt they could be, americanized and embrace the idea this is the foster care. he was eagerly read darwin's book as well. like his wife's cousin, he was powerfully interested in new science. he read the book over christmas break and as it so happened, he was invited to massachusetts to deliver a lecture on the orphans train on new year's day 1860. w

. >> our exclusive look inside this "sex and the city" star's manhattan pad. >> plus, we're with corinneng what life is rea lly like inside "the bachelor" mansion. >> such a big girl with big girl panties on. going to need them! >>> but first, on the set of fox's new comedy making history. >> a really big duffle bag. >> time machine. >> i go to the past every weekend. sometimes on tuesday. >> it is very rare we get a time traveling show that is also a comedy. fun. >> it's romantic. it's friendship. >> as well quite a departure from her "gossip girhal" cracter blair waldorf. >> my name is deborah ravere, i'm from colonial, massachusetts. >> happy endings adam stars as boyfriend and even though she is the singer in real life. m♪meake t wanto lose control >> he's doing the serenading on this show. >> dan told deborah throughout the relationship that he wrote a bunch of songs that he did not write. ♪ every night in my dream i leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i polit

he headed the chase manhattan corporation.ockefeller was the son of john d rockefeller junior, who built new york's famous rockefeller center. a separate room in that building housed his famous 100,000 cart rolodex. he was known for his ties to the internationally famous. and he was of course a great new yorker. jens at the new york stock exchange, how was news of his passing received at the financial capital? jens: wall street is well aware that the marks -- this marks the end of an era. david rockefeller saw himself as an ambassador of american capitalism. he ran chase manhattan to the 70's. his bank was the first to open branches in russia and china. as you mentioned, he was a big philanthropist. he gave a lot of money to the museum of modern art, which is mother helped to found -- his mother helped to found. he was an icon and a legend on europe and wall street. christoph: give us your wrapup of the trading session. jens: welcome, the market seems a bit tired after the recent records. at least tech companies. at least intr

reporter: i met up with her in manhattan where she gave me the scoop on social ex perment.way every day for two hours every day. was getting lots of women but not get going it by men. reporter: so at eight months pregnant, she did something out of the ordinary. she ordered this off amazon. for the next two weeks, she carried it in her backpack until -- >> ready to go. >> thank you all. >> that is funny. reporter: as i like to call them, decent dudes who gave up the seat. >> then, right before she sat down you, hold on, i have something for you. i am like, ok. this is new york city. what is going on. >> right. i think he was surprised. i think he liked. i that was on february 24th and sinceal sensation. i met uth wey he are i reple ge. guys to open every door or pecks guys to go over and out, it was discrepancy that no guy prosecution doing it, i just wanted to reward the first ga who did it. >> you take good care of this. >> is it, look i get it. if sibs pregnant, eld railroad i willing, that is one thing. there is a lack of courtesy. but to have a man give up a seat for a

sheelah: the top prosecutor in manhattan for the federal government.important law enforcement figure. from india. [begin video clip] >> we are here to introduce a resolution that is matching. all of the involved companies guilty,eed to plead winding down and close their outside investment businesses and/or all have agreed collectively to pay total finds it yet in the record amount of $1.8 billion. [end video clip] brian: who is his man and how did he get to where he is? in new: he grew up jersey, his father was a medical doctor. brother, vinny, were these incredibly accomplished students. apparently there parents were very typical tiger parents, wanted them to have straight a's and sacrificed a lot to their children could go to these schools. he wanted for a long time to go to these schools. he had a profound sense of right and wrong. he was in debate, he enjoyed standing up and arguing and developing ideas and performing. -- i havep going to to double check. he ended up going onto columbia or harbored. brian: i think columbia law school. sheelah: ther

simon fellow the manhattan institute continue to be one of the proudest invests we make each year. a quick overview. she writes on childhood, family issues, poverty, and cultural changes in america, and has authored five very successful books. she has written for the "new york times," the "washington post," the "wall street journal," newsday. a highly south after presenter at conferences and sits on the board of national affairs and the future of children. she holes degrees from brandeis and columbia universities and with a real estate may like that i don't know when she has free time but i know she makes it now that she is adoting grandma. back when kay was thinking about what would become her previous book, manning up issue was in the throes of being on the new york single scene. i told her i was so perplexed by the radio silence i was now getting from the fellow is thought i was get along with that i was even checking the obituaries to see if his name popped up. thankfully his name was not there and hasn't shown up and i wish him well. i did find mr. right. and he -- worked thro

and what often happened is their children were orphans or abandoned, the streets in lower manhattan were filled with primarily irish and german immigrants orphans. he began a series of reforms, created lodging houses for these children, created special lodging houses for newspaper sellers, the newspaper boys that became featured in a musical, these were actual kids who were largely homeless and needed a place to stay. he created a number of schools, primarily vocational schools for these children but the big thing he did was came up with this idea that if orphans in the gritty and unhealthy urban environments of lower manhattan could be put on trains and sent to the west in western pennsylvania, keeps moving, ohio and south dakota. if those kids could be placed on trains and relocated with essentially largely rural families they would become americanized, and culture rated to the idea of what the american upbringing constituted. so essentially grace is the founder of what we consider the foster care programs. he creates the sort of foster care network. brace was also eagerly, also e

i heard he was going to be attending a very rarefied special art auction in manhattan. had met with steve collins staff -- with steve: -- with steve cohen's staff several times. i just kind of ambushed him. i saw him coming, and it was the first time i had ever really spoken to him directly. it was a powerful moment for me because i felt like i knew him so well at this point. i have spoken to dozens of people who had worked with him, family members. hehad a brief exchange, and come as soon as he figure out who i was, he said, i don't think i can really talk to you, and sort of ran away. he looked very relaxed. he arrived just before the auction was set to begin, which i thought was interesting because he is so important in the art world. he's one of the biggest and most important modern art collectors in the world. he knew that they would never start without him. he's a vfp and that --e's a in that world.ip i knew he was selling a painting out of his collection. he said, oh no, i am selling. he went to the auction, and if humans later, he paid $140 million for a sculptu

is a statue of a little girl facing off against the famous ball in the lower district of central manhattan. she has her hands on her hips facing down the bowl. by the investment firm state street, saying it shows the artwork to call attention to the lack of gender balance on company boards and the gender pay gap. a lot of people don't realize, that bull was actually a gorilla arch when it was first installed but it got moved to its current location with an official place in manhattan. genie: i hope that little girl gets to stay. she is great. it is now time for the press review. time now for our daily press review. let's take a look now at wikileaks. >> this is an enormous story. wikileaks has published thousands of documents, what to be the biggest ever leak of confidential information from the cia of the united states. this information allegedly details the tools they used to spy on people. front page ofe many newspapers. on the guardian it has been dubbed vaults seven. the huge leak, according to the guardian, that exposes the cia's global covert hacking program. it is thousands of page

but there will never be a computer that will be able to navigate a truck in the heart of manhattan. never. >> but those who want to stay in trucking for the long haul should expect a changing industry. stephanie ruel, nbc news new york. >>> still ahead tonight, they never imagined they'd be using it to control their pain. these seniors say a certain drug does wonders. clm >>> as marijuana becomes more mainstream in this country, both recreational and medical use, it appears to have a benefit for an unlikely group, a growing number of elderly people taking it in pill form to relieve pain. harry smith has more on this tonight. >> hi everybody. >> reporter: for this group of elderly americans, using marijuana was definitely not on their bucket list. >> i have never smoked in my life. i'm 100. >> what's in each dose? >> reporter: dr. zachary palace of the hebrew home in new york thinks maybe it's time for a change. >> this is uncharted territory. >> you ready to go have lunch. >> 98-year-old ruth brawn is in constant and extreme pain from neuropathy. she started using medical marijuana

our thanks to brian brenberg from king's college in manhattan. thank you. dagen: day two for the confirmation hearing as neil gorsuch after a series of opening statements on day one. for tough questioning by senator starts today. democrats want to know whether judge gorsuch would really can abortion rights and gun control while favoring corporations. in his opening statement, judge gorsuch portraying himself as an apolitical jurists. >> these days we are judges cynically described as politicians and roads seeking to enforce their own politics rather than striving to apply the law impartially. if i thought that were true, i'd hang up the road. i just don't think that's what a life in the law is about. dagen: today's confirmation hearing started at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. lauren: ivanka truncating a room and the west wing of the white house the white house for not serving as a government employee and will not receive a salary. her husband jerry kushner already serves to the president. she will have a communication device and security clearance to get classifi

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jared is a very, very successful real estate entrepreneur in manhattan, but he likes this better thane, i think. >> welcome back to "the 11th hour," a mystery to most people, the president has given his son-in-law turned white house staffer jared kushner a very big to do list that includes but is not limited to driving foreign policy, helping to drive domestic policy, personnel, and serving as lead adviser on relations with china mexico canada and the middle east. today his list got longer. the white house announced the office of the american innovation. stated goal, streamlining american bure yost accuracy. its leader, jared kushner. but the headline tonight is that he will appear before the senate intelligence committee as part of that committee's investigation into russia that comes with the discovery that rushner, who met with russia's ambassador during the transition period also met with a man named sergei garkov, the head of a state owned russian bank, a bank that was sanctioned by the u.s. after moscow's invasion of crimea. here to talk about that, katy tur remains with us. als

but there will never be a computer that will be able to navigate a truck in the heart of manhattan. never. >> but those who want to stay in trucking for the long haul should expect a changing industry. stephanie ruel, nbc news new york. >>> still ahead tonight, they never imagined they'd be using it to control their i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. istrulicit not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen. and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. trulicity is not insulin. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take trulicity if you or a family member has had medullary thyroid cancer, if

he's been trying to vie for a building project in manhattan, this is all that he used his perch to conduct private business with a sanctioned company. >> this all came after agreeing to testify at a hearing, the time of the testimony still being worked out. we know he met once with the russian am babassador kislyak. >> the sanctioned banks very well known there's a long list of banks sanctioned by the u.s. government for the ukraine situation, that's an interesting development to me, why meeting with a sanctioned bank? >> there might be a perfectly proper excuse but why would you meet with a sanctioned bank? let's go live to moscow and bring in cnn's international correspondent fred -- lean back on who exactly this bank is? >> reporter: first of all, good morning, it really is the economic development bank of russia and a bank very close to the kremlin and vladimir putin first of all the bank is state owned, financed a lot of russias very big and glitzy project. the entire infrastructure around the sochi olympics. the bank also in the past couple years bailed out some -- fairly throws puti

he owns property in manhattan, okay? i saw him interviewed promoting the movie and he's got a man bun and like straggly hair down the side of his face, the straggly bun, ripped t-shirt, torn jeans, and i thought, wow, is being wealthy that out of fashion? i guess it is. i guess it is. well, it may be out of fashion, but it's probably what you need to do for your families, right? to keep them safe, to keep them secure, to keep them happy, and i understand the motivation there, it's not to wear your wealth on your shirt sleeves, but to do what you need to do for everybody that you love. you know, i've covered finances, i've covered personal finance for 20-- years now. and i think what you begin to realize when you talk to these folks, these financial advisors out there, they prepare you for the challenges you expect, right? you're going to get married, you're going to have kids, put the kids through college, you're going to retire, all of those things. that's what they prepare you for, but the surprises i'm talking about,

it will be auctioned off in manhattan on march 30. it was not discovered in a dumpster, but in a jumble sale on the streets of new york when someone strolled by and started picking through the pictures. i know some of you out there do that. i know you are looking for treasure. over 30 years ago, this souvenir purchased. those of us addicted to searching for valuables should share in this celebration of a treasure finally coming to light. this is a newly discovered portrait of harriet tubman. 2016 was a banner year, as we also have miss liberty getting a new face. and, we of course eagerly await tubman on the $20 bill. of tubman biography last century, i adopted the mantra, let 100 harriet's bloom. sure enough, the u.s. treasury will make this a reality when we can enjoy billions of tubman's joining lincoln in circulation. let's give harriet in cheer -- a cheer in the new year. [applause] >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] does anybody know that? ms. clinton: i always save nobody knows, but we make educated guesses. this is one of t

he got paid this money and decided to turn it into manhattan real estate. but this happened -- i mean, to your point, this is guy who was an advisor, paid consultant to russian oligarchs who then becomes donald trump's campaign manager. and this is guy who donald trump cannot say a bad word about vladimir putin. he's probably the only person in the world who hasn't said a bads word about it. our president of the united states is deeply troubling. and is this another string that needs to pulled onto see how this whole puzzle of russia fits together. >> we just don't know if any lines were crossed. but there are quite a few flags here. for example in addition to the manhattan property, there's a townhouse in brooklyn where manafort took out $7 million in loans on a house that's worth 4 or $5 million. so the trance actions are maybe fine, but there's certainly something that looks odd. yes, we found them. it wasn't super easy to find them. for example, the trump tower apartment was purchased in the year of 2006, the same time he signed the deal with the russia

it would be located on billionaires row in manhattan. the building would be a skinny, curved structure running 4000 feet long also the designers has the tower would be an architectural solution to the height limitations in manhattan. something we also have here in this city, some of those height limitations. what do you think? would you like to see something li new york can keep it. it is very cool, though. let's get a check on your fantastic frid forecast. eileen: so excited. we have a few showers early this morning, but sunshine this afternoon and highs climbing into the low 60's. .t will feel so nice tomorrow, in my opinion, fantastic, 73 degrees. take some time to get outside and enjoy. just in time, first weekend of spring. 67 on sunday, mild, but a little more cloud cover and a chance for a few showers late in the afternoon and evening. it will beweek, warm, but we will have rain chances. tuesday, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm chance. fantastic all weekend long. the possibility exists for a few showers sunday. just have your

attorney in manhattan. you represent a premiere office of people who work very hard. and that comes with a certain responsibility. you don't demean that office with these types of juvenile acts. you are a professional. you are the united states attorney. you serve at the me sure of the president. if the president wants all of the resignations of all the u.s. attorneys, you send sit in. you don't have a steveish taunted. in the -- you don't have a peevish taunt. this is a sad way to end a career as u.s. attorney. 237. judge jeanine: jonathan turley, thanks for being with us. this week i spoke with white house press secretary sean spicer. the recent wikileaks document dump on the cia and what it means for our national security. julian assange is talking about how he can get all of his information from the cia and all of this leaked. i'm curious. has the president met with the cia director pompeo to discuss the enormous leaking going on? do they have a strategy? and the second part of my question is given the fact there is a small pool of individuals who had access to th

and down the avenues the subway above ground will be shut down but the low ground, underground in manhattaning. the city told nonessential employees don't come to work today, you don't have to come in until you are a police officer or firefighter, schools are closed, it is a shutdown interview don't need to be outside don't go outside they are expecting two feet of snow in manhattan. abby: stay in and watch fox, thank you. here is the story we told you about before the break, new meaning to the term march madness, high school basketball official the latest target of internet rage over her reaction to a 3-year-old fan. is heartbreaking video shows a little boy as he is blocked from giving his older sister a hug when she won the state championship. it is a postgame ritual that tournament official defending her actions saying she didn't want the little boy to run into the path of a special needs student who was exiting the court at the same time. abby: betsy divorce not popular in college liberal students but policies, you like or as long as you don't say her name when asking questions. >> giv

you're looking at midtown manhattan. thousands of flights canceled already. good morning i am nicole petallides. the one they nicole: they slam the budget office report. allowing them to choose their health care plan. investors on fed watch. they meet for a two-day policy meeting wildly expecting to end with an interest rate increase. i head of the stock market futures in asia investors on hold ahead of the fed meeting in japan. in china the same height composite index. >> oil prices have been falling all week. up 19 cents. and the yield on the ten year treasury hitting the highest level in two and half years. were seen at 2.62 percent. the hedge fund manager selling the stake. taking a 4 billion-dollar hit in the process we will give you the details of that. pandora starts a new premier music service. we will have the details. in hockey the flames shut out the pittsburgh penguins including one flames goal that you will just had to see to believe. those highlights coming at you. here in new york tuesday march 14 welcome to fbn a.m. >> breaking this morning a

we will bring that you live when it happens pay the four seasons residences in downtown manhattan and is nearly completed. -- david gura spoke down -- david gura sat down and spoke with ceo alan smith. david and allen discussed the four seasons residential business. >> in terms of our pipeline of new projects, we are always undertaking, approximately three quarters of those are mixed-use hotel residential projects. in many instances the hotels would not get built but for the residential component. from a real estate perspective the residential peace often drives the developmental profits that allow the developer to construct the building. brand ander hand the the services provided by the four seasons is critical. it is a very complementary package. these it is a very diverse segment of people. some are local new yorkers. others are citizens of the world. it is a very diverse set of people. desire to be part of an iconic real estate development. a residence of exceptional quality. >> there is a second property in london that is coming together, where you looking for your next set? >> y

also get the option for a 20% stake. 2.8ould value the tower at billion dollars, a record for a manhattanone new york really teedo your said it is an "home run of a transaction." has not been finalized and they have declined to identify investors. as for conflict of interest concerns come all parties involved said they have or will address them. the kushner company says jared kushner sold a stake in the tower to family members and the company has taken significant steps to avoid potential conflicts. as for the white house, it said mr. kushner will recuse himself from any matter where his impartiality could be reasonably question. says it is a highly transparent company and stands by requirements. a reminder, it did happen when anbang bought the waldorf astoria hotel. this deal is worth twice that. let's have a look at markets open across the region. hong kong, lunch break. shanghai on lunch break. markets doing that. , 23,918.ighs japan and south korea, have a look, south korea doing this. going the opposite direction, inflows into south korea. australia and new zealand, there we go. ♪ >>

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