so it's midtown manhattan. if there is a piece of a helicopter on the street, we're expecting to hear that from people. the other issue is fuel. the fire that people saw probably comes from the fuel in the helicopter. that's always the single biggest issue when there is an emergency landing or out of control landing or a landing in which the pilot or the occupants are in the aircraft is getting -- is preventing a fire from occurring. so those are the things we're wondering. where is this kophelicopter, wh were the circumstances under which it was flying low into manhattan. entirely possible it was a malfunction. because it would be unreasonable to assume that unless this is an emergency services vehicle or police helicopter, which we have been told it is not, for a helicopter to be flying somewhere between 500 and 800 feet in manhattan. typically, when there are maneuvers that have undertaken by fdny or nypd, notices of that go out so people know why there are low-flying planes in and around manhattan or centra

why was it in this particular area of manhattan? of course, it is a relief to hear that there was no terrorism threat or there's no concern at this point for authorities in their minds. but why did it take off from that east side heliport, which is on the east side in the middle of manhattan and then end up just 11 minutes later on the top of this tallest building of that block? and again, a lot of questions about, was there a mayday call? was there a sort of flight path it was -- this pilot was supposed to go on? and then went a different path. these are all major questions that investigators are looking into. and i know anderson was talking about the visibility on the ground. it's difficult -- well, just, let's keep in mind, that new york city is full of cameras. anytime an investigation gets started, authorities go directly to those cameras to answer some questions. and it is my belief, talking to many people, many sources that it's difficult to have sight of this helicopter at times, because of the visibility with the cameras. t

this area of manhattan is pretty much right dead center in the middle of manhattan. it's very close to times square to give you some sense of the e geography we're talking about here. >> that's a great point. that is going to wrap things up for us this hour. i'm kasie hunt. we're going to hand it over to ali velshi contributing to our breaking coverage. >>> we're going to continue our breaking news coverage, our special live coverage of a helicopter crash in midtown manhattan. a helicopter made a hard landing on a roof of the building which afterwards caught fire. one person was killed. that person is believed to be the pilot. we are waiting on confirmation on that. this is very, very busy part of the city, seventh avenue and 51st street and as a result the response is enormous. there's a map of new york. you can see times square directly below, directly south of the crash site. central park is about eight blocks to the north of it. trump tower just to the northeast. we are reporting from the corner of 6th avenue and 50th. so we're only about a block away from the lo

in the heart of manhattan. it's a serious, serious situation here. you can see that by the response from the nypd and the fire department, brooke. >> shimon, thank you for jumping in and we'll let you go and you can make your calls to sources to nypd and beyond. if you're just joining us, we're reporting on a pretty intense situation in the heart of midtown manhattan. this is time square. you're seeing the rescue vehicles and fire running to the scene as there has been in the early on -- i can't say if it was an accident. it's a helicopter crash into this building at 7th avenue and 51st. that's just around time square. it is pouring rain, in manhattan today, and there are so many questions unhansed. was this intentional? was this helicopter trying to land on the top of this building? a lot of helicopters back and forth. a lot of helicopter traffic in and around manhattan, especially in the summertime. let's start to get answers and analysis. i have mary skiavo on the phone with me. mary, let's just start at gro

this is the heliport where a lot from midtown manhattan go. this is really strange for a number of reasons, but thank god we have not seen in the city proper, in manhattan proper. there have been several accidents. but this one begs the question about the sanctity of our air space, not just in manhattan, but all over this country, particularly in major urban areas and we have to make sure they have the ability to monitor closely and if there is a pilot with any kind of problem or a situation where a pilot should not be flying, we have to make sure the federal government has the tools to make sure that happens. because, again, we had some kind of miracle today that whatever was going on with this pilot, he landed squarely on that roof. and you saw the huge hit, that was obliterated. it was all contained on that roof. in another situation, that helicopter could have gone right down in the middle of times square. we have to make sure the federal government does its job and make sure there are the safe gaurguan place to make sure something like th

that is the feeling you got today here in manhattan. spoke to the governor about 1t go as far as some of the reports that you were getting there. the information has traveled to him in a way that can't be confirmed by several news sources. he would not say whether or not the helicopter was either responding to an event or whether or not the helicopter was forced to put down on top of that building. he described casualties but would not give me many details. some are reporting that one person has dead. >> they just confirmed the pilot has died. sadly. >> indeed. the fire is under control. that has been put out for the moment as for how many people are up there, all the response teams are still on the roof of that building. where it goes from here is an investigative matter. the governor stressed, he was downtown and he said any time you get moments like these you have the ptsd he described of 9/11. certainly you went on and so many other people around the country can relate to on a day like today. >> certainly come at any time there's a

eastern time in manhattan.uickly getting worse by the minutes that he was in the air. 20 minutes later, he crashes into a sky scraper. he's dead. they're trying to see the sequence of events that allowed him to take off, allowed him to come back over manhattan and with the ceiling descending so quickly, all of a sudden find himself in the predicament he was in. it could have been worse if he hit anyone on the ground. we're on top of that and other developments today including what was going on in washington. john dean, the great 70s moment again. the star of the watergate hearing back there. the opening hearing on what could be many more to come on the mueller report. catherine herridge was there and files this report. hi, catherine. >> thanks, neil. we're 2 1/2 hours into this hearing, the first of several being rolled out this week by house democrats that control the committees. they're looking to explore the findings of the special counsel investigation. republicans charge that this is impeachment light or m

given the volume of traffic that we have up and down manhattan and around manhattan we have relatively few plane or helicopter incidents over manhattan itself. we've had helicopters go down in both of those rivers, but it's pretty rare to have one go down in the city itself, in manhattan itself. >> i think it bears mentioning, tom, especially for those of us who live in new york, there is a hypersensitivity to any kind of activity that even glances at what happened on 9/11. so along with what might happen on some seemingly routine accident or mishap there is always that specter that looms large. >> that's right. and i was working in times square for cnbc back on 9/11 and that was haunting then and has continued to haunt the people of new york every single day. the possibility of another attack of that nature. but you're absolutely right. and really over the city itself not a lot of helicopter traffic on a regular basis. >> all right. tom costello, we'll let you get -- >> one more quick note. i'm just getting a note here. ntsb says so far they are monitoring, so far they have not dispat

helicopters have not been landing on buildings in manhattan for decades. there was a horrible crash in

nypd has been over to the helipad, east side of manhattan and 34th street in manhattan. they went over there immediately after the crash once they figured out this is where the helicopter took off from. they talked to people there. the people there tell them that the pilot here was concerned about the weather. he knew the weather was a concern and was actually waiting it out. he was going to wait, wait. he sat there and waited in hopes that the weather would get better. and then for whatever reason at some point decided, you know what? it's safe enough for me to get up, and then he did. what i'm told by a source is that based on what officials have now seen is that he flew from the heliport there from the helipad and went south on the east side. he went around battery park, came up north on the west side of manhattan, up the hudson river. and somewhere around the 40s on the west side, something starts to go wrong. and then the helicopter heads inland. and then, obviously, moments later he crashes into the building. they don't know why yet. that is the big mystery, as to

helicopters flying over manhattan must communicate with controllers.ince president trump was elected, the airspace over trump tower in midtown manhattan is a temporary restricted flight zone. ron angel owes is wnbc's helicopter pilot. >> he would not be able to fly over that airspace in manhattan without proper authorization from air traffic control. >> reporter: but he would not need to talk to controllers if he was staying over the east river, and the faa says controllers were not handling the flight the question tonight, did the pilot stray into restricted airspace in the middle of an emergency. >> to go into that area, a helicopter would need the approval of laguardia tower, and we need to find out if that happened or not here we do not know at this point. >> and tom joins us now. tom, what do we know about the pilot's actions just before the chopper went down? >> as ron mentioned, the pilot had just dropped off a passenger at the heel i port on the east side of manhattan. we can also tell you that the pilot apparently was trying to deal with an em

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we don't know the situation happening right now in manhattan. you can bet if he set it down on the top of a roof, it's better than that thing falling another 750 plus feet, shep. >> shepard: we have confirmed there's no helipad on top of that building. so there was a time in midtown manhattan you could land a helicopter on some buildings. some of these high rises had helipads on top so ceos coming in from airports or whatever it is would land on top of buildings. if memory serves, there was a tragic accident or mishap of some sort. all the helipads were shut down. maybe they were shut down after the attacks of 9-11. since then, that's not been allowed, this is a picture from earlier. this is not current. the fire is out. this is a picture that we took with permission from lance kunice, who had got a picture of the smoke coming off the top of it. the governor mentioned and the fire department confirmed there was an initial fire once this helicopter crash landed. we've gotten enough information to know it was not a put-down. think about it. a man

the situation right now is that this section of midtown manhattan is pretty much completely shut down as there are dozens of fire trucks on the scene as well as dozens of police as well all sorts of the biggest emergency response units from all the different agencies in new york city are all on scene right now again as you just heard from the governor it's very preliminary information but as the governor said there that this helicopter did crash into a building in midtown manhattan it's unclear if it was an emergency landing of some sort trying to do some sort of emergency landing on the roof or if the plane had some sort of helicopter at some sort of malfunction and crashed into the side of the building that is all very unclear it did cause a fire in the building that the we are now being told has been put out and beyond that those are the details we have at this very moment as you saw there the governor did mention that the 1st reports of one a helicopter went into a building in new york city obviously caused quite a lot of alarm particularly in this city after september 11th of 200

helicopters flying over manhattan must communicate with controllers. since president trump ovas elected, the air spac trump tower is a temporary flight restricted zone or tfr. rob anglos is wnbc's helicopter pilot. >> he would not be able to fly in that ai space over manhattan without proper authorization from air control. >> reporter: he would not need to talk to controllers if he stayed over the east river and the faa says controllers were not handling the flight. y did the pilot stra into restricted air space in the middle of an emergency? >> to go into that area, a helicopter s nee approval of laguardia tower. we need to know if that happened or not. we do not know at this int. >> tom joins us now. what do we know about the pilot's actions before the chopper went down? >> reporter: the pilot just dropped off a passenger at the heliport on the east side of manhattan. we can also 'til tell you that the pilot apparently was tryideal tell you that the pilot apparently was trying to deal with an emergency on board. he may have intended to return to new

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helicopters flying over manhattan must communicate with controllers.ce president trump was electe s the airce over trump tower and mid town manhattan is a temporary flight restricted zone or t.f.r rob angelo of wnbc's helicopter >> he would t be able to fly over that air space d the presidenti presidential t.f.r. without proper authorization from air traffic control. >> reporter: he wouldn't need it if staying over the east river faa says controllers were not handling the flight. the question, did the pilot stray into restricted air space in the middle of an emergency? >> to go into that area, a helicopter would need the approval of laguardia tower, and we nee td to find out ift happened or not here we do noist know at point >> all right thanks to tom costello for that report >> president trump iads g to the heart land today to tour a renewable energy facility it in council bluffs and later speak in des moines at the republican party at iowa's annual dinner. but back in d.c. he's facing a fighrot on twos as top democrats blast his mexico threat aa dist

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dense fog and heavy rain falling in manhattan pretty much every day. we are sitting at 57th and 1st, north of times square. it's a busy area for pedestrians and traffic alike. it was amazing how emergency responders rushed to the scene. take a listen to what the president had to say about that. president trump: i spoke to governor cuomo about the helicopter accident in new york. we have our folks working closely with new york city and new york state. it's a big tragedy. there will be a report in a little while what happened and why it happened. a sad event. the pilot was killed. reporter: we have pick stiewrls tweeted out of the fdny of what the scene looked like. you can see the actual crash site. mayor deblasio said it was difficult to cope with the fire that ensued because this crash was more than 55 stories up. >> they had to deal with a fire above the 50th story which is difficult in any circumstance, including this weather. fdny did an extraordinary job. reporter: this block at 7th between 50th and 51st. it's full of emergency vehicles. it's rema

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gio benitez live from midtown manhattan tonight. and gio, you're learning more about the pilot at this hour? >> reporter: that's right, david. we're told that he was well-regarded, very experienced. that something must have gone horribly wrong for something like this to happen, whether that was mechanical or with the weather. and you can just see all of this fog behind me, david, it has been like what this all day long. >> gio benitez, thank you. i want to get right to stephen ganyard, a pilot himself, and steve, many people are likely surprised to learn, and gio's report there, that there are corridors of self-reporting here in new york, where pilots can fly here in manhattan without air traffic control knowing? >> reporte . >> that's right, david. see and avoid. no radar contact, no talking to air traffic control. but the pilots do have the responsibility to stay clear of clouds. some of the videos we saw today showed this helicopter flying right along the bases of those clouds in and out of those clouds, so, given how nasty the w

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for a few hours today in midtown manhattan, there were chilling echoes of lower manhattan on 9/11.pper crash, not terrorism, and we're learning more about what led up to it. we'll have more on that in a moment. we begin, though, with the moments today in washington up on capitol hill that felt a lot like the 25th of june 1973, and for some of a certain age, there were maybe even goose bumps, because on that day in 1973, in front of a senate committee, john dean began reading his 245-page opening statement laying out

algo que como sabemos no estÁ permitido en la isla de manhattan.de que posiblemente el piloto haya fallecido muchas calles estÁn cerradas y al parecer este helicÓptero al intentar aterrizar en el techo del edificio habrÍa causado un incendio. cualquier tipo de circunstancia como esta donde tenemos un aviÓn o en este caso en helicÓptero se estrellan contra un edificio. lo primero que se viene la mente de todos los neoyorquinos. sin embargo no existe este tipo de amenaza-- al parecer sÓlo serÍa un accidente. las investigaciones por el momento continÚan.-- regreso con ustedes a los estudios. >> fabiola, cuÉntanos un poco acerca de la rÁpida acciÓn de parte de las autoridades de cuÁnto tiempo se sabe que llegaron ante este caos en el edificio manhattan? >> te puedo decir que fueron muchÍsimas unidades de bomberos. menos de 10 minutos la respuesta de las autoridades. ahora puedo ver en estos momentos que estÁn los bomberos desplazÁndose tratando de ayudar a las personas que estÁn siendo evacuadas. no tenemos el nÚmero de heridos en este borja: gracias p

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from the 34th street heliport on the east river, flying over manhattan.nutes before crashing onto the building. about half a mile from trump tower. >> other than weather are there other reasons why they should close the area close to trump tower? >> temporary flight restriction, we're checking into that too. >> and to be clear, just to finish this, to go into that area, a helicopter would need the approval of laguardia tower. and we need to find out if that happened here or not. we do know know at this point. >> reporter: this video shows a helicopter flying erratically over the east river. authorities were unable to confirm definitively that it was the doomed flight. and they couldn't explain why a chopper was flying at all on this rainy day with so much dense fog. >> why was that helicopter in the air in weather like this? >> not sure, that's part of the investigation. >> reporter: there was no helipad on the roof of this building. they were banned in manhattan after a chopper crashed onto the pan am building in 1977. authorities at the time hoping to a

chaos in manhattan as a helicopter crashes on top of a building, killing the pilot.morning post reports that donald trump and president xi jinping could strike a truce and bring an end to the escalating trade war. the world leaders may hold a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the g20 summit later this month. the japan times is leading with a planned visit by president abe to tehran. it says japanese officals aren't hoping for a compromise over the iran nuclear deal, but instead aim to stop diplomatic relations deterioirating even further. and the gulf news takes a look at the arrest of former pakistani president asif ali zardari on money laundering charges. the report raises questions about the timing of the charges ahead of pakistan's annual budget. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? rico, celebrities flexing their muscles has got a lot of traction on social media. the singerjustin bieber has challenged tom cruise to a ufc—style cage fight. in a tweet, the 25—year—old said the hollywood actor would "never live it down" if he turned down the chall

fabiola: ocurriÓ a pocas cuadras del corazÓn de manhattan.rascacielos de 50 y cuatro pisos, dejando al piloto muerto, dijeron las autoridades. >> creÍmos que solamente había una persona en el helicÓptero y el piloto. fabiola: asÍ quedÓ el techo del edificio, le pueden la 1:43 p.m. entrara una llamada de emergencia. un testigo vio el humo saliendo del inmueble. el helicÓptero de new jersey habÍa intentado aterrizar de emergencia sobre el helipuerto, algo que no estaba permitido. >> yo sentÍ cÓmo pasó y el ruido era muy fuerte. yo le dije a misa con ese helicÓptero se va a caer. fabiola: el acadÉmico que podrÍa haber sido o peor. >> no hay indicios de que esto fuera un acto terrorista, aunque es lo primero que le pasÓ solamente muchos. fabiola: el piloto no se comunicÓ con la torre antes de, supuestamente intentar un aterrizaje de emergencia. el mes pasado otro helicÓptero se precipitÓ en el rÍo sin dejar vÍctimas Área de times square, en manhattan, se necesita autorizaciÓn por parte del aeropuerto laguardia. todavÍa no se sabe si el piloto con

for a few hours today in midtown manhattan, there were chilling echoes of lower manhattan on 9/11. it was just a chopper crash, not terrorism, and we're learning more about what led up to it. we'll have more on that in a moment. we begin, though, with the moments today in washington up on capitol hill that felt a lot like the 25th of june 1973, and for some of a certain age, there were maybe even goose bumps, because on that day in 1973, in front of a senate committee, john dean began reading his 245-page opening statement laying out what he saw and what he took part in inside the nixon white house during watergate. today he went before the house judiciary committee as an educator, not an insider, though taking plenty of heat from this president, just like old times when he took it from nixon. his testimony comes as committee chairman jerry nadler says he has struck a deal with the justice department to obtain certain documents from the mueller report, delaying contempt proceedings against attorney general barr for now. john dean joins us momentarily. you'll hear as well from one o

and was used mainly mainly to a transport manhattan, real estate executive daniel bodine. sox organization recovering tonight after being shot in a crowd of people in the dominican republic, how teammates fellow boston athlete and. >>even a former president are rallying around big poppy did not. >>and much of the country dealing with dangerous and deadly flooding tonight, how that's likely to contribute to a near record setting at a logical disaster this summer and next at 6.30 an update on the sand fire, it's already burned more than 2000 acres in >>breaking news to tell you about majors systemwide delays on bart up from 20 minute delays earlier, this is a tweet by bart this as there is a major delays systemwide due to an extreme weather mechanical problems so that is a quote from bart we understand this again is systemwide so it's not just through the city across the bay. across the entire system of course we are now in pretty much in the middle or towards the tail end of the evening commute so could be causing problems so they're expecting 70 usually takes part they may

nick bryant reporting on that crash in manhattan.day: in the uk, ten conservative mps will take part in the contest to replace theresa may as prime minister. among the front—runners are boris johnson, michael gove, jeremy hunt and sajid javid. tory mps will take part in a first round of voting on thursday morning. the vatican has accused some involved in the debate around gender identity of attempting to ‘annihilate the concept of nature', denying that gender is a matter of choice. the 31—page document, titled male and female, he created them, has drawn strong criticism from lgbt groups. bbc religion editor martin bashir explains what's inside this new communique. this document is effectively a critique of what it describes as the "postmodern relativistic approach to gender". an approach that says gender can be chosen and can be changed across a lifetime. no, says the document, gender is assigned by god. the document says "the holy scriptures reveal the wisdom of the creator's design". it's basically saying that gender is not somethi

el ubercÓptero plantea trasladar a la gente desde el centro de manhattan hasta el helicÓptero por 200 una opciÓn de transporte siempre es bienvenida. el metro es mÁs econÓmico. >> cuesta casi lo que me costarÍa mi boleto de aviÓn. reportera: otros dicen que el hecho de subirse a un aviÓn siempre es un motivo para estar nervioso. >> montarte en un helicÓptero para llegar a lidiar con todo lo que es estar en el aeropuerto y luego montarte en un aviÓn, no creo que sea una buena idea. reportera: a partir del nueve de julio, el exclusivo servicio es para quienes utilizan el servicio de tarjeta de crÉdito de la compaÑÍa. presentador: gracias por su atenciÓn. nos despedimos para la costa oeste despuÉs de este informe especial. lo esperamos esta noche, para que se desvele con nosotros en la ediciÓn nocturna. domingo en la maÑana.

yesterday, the two appeared carefree running errands in manhattan. they ended the night with what an eyewitness describes as a romantic dinner at hotspot nobu 57. >> i have a very full life, thank you for watching. >> it's been quite a bi-coastal courtship. >> i did not plan this, but it is what it is. >> earlier this week in l.a., tomblin sat by wendy's side at as she broke down over her recent family drama. >> are you just friends? >> him? >> yeah. >> wendy, come on. wendy! >>> now to oscar winner cuba gooding jr. who is facing a serious groping allegation in manhattan. >> flat out, are you guilty? >> no. absolutely not, absolutely not. >> was there any groping involved? >> nothing. >> that was cuba last night on his way to new york city. "e.t." has learned he will turn himself in to the nypd tomorrow. the alleged groping reportedly occurred sunday night inside a manhattan club. cuba claims there is evidence that will prove his innocence. >> there's a tape that shows what really happened. i was at the club. i left. i met a bunch of people. i said h

he's live in manhattan tonight. and gio, investigators are now beginning the challenging work, of course, of removing the wreckage from the roof of that building. and we're also hearing from the pilot's family tonight? >> reporter: yeah, david. the family believes that he specifically chose this rooftop for the emergency landing to spare people on these busy streets here in new york city. the family calls him a true hero. david? >> all right, gio benitez leading us off. gio, thank you. >>> the other major story we're following tonight, that very emotional moment on capitol hill today. jon stewart with first responders from 9/11, there to testify about the horrific toll on their health, amid questions about the funding to help them. stewart has been part of this 18-year fight to make sure responders are helped, and today, he called out politicians who were not there. abc's terry moran in washington. >> reporter: a furious jon stewart called out congress on behalf of the 9/11 first responders, many of whom were with h

he flew over the buildings of manhatt manhattan. he wasn't supposed to be there.n flew down or, you know, around the end, staten island end, then back up over. he was over buildings and over land for a good part of this flight. you cannot fly over buildings, over congested areas under 1,000 feet. he was under that the whole time because of the clouds. there just was nothing legal about this flight from start to the finish. >> miles, helicopters are not allowed to be flying in the air space near trump tower, in particular. i mean, that's one of the president of the united states's homes. so when something like this happens, are they in touch with flight -- air flight traffic controllers? >> the way new york air space is carved up, alisyn, essentially, the rivers are at low attitude. the hudson river and the east river are corridors for free and easy traffic for helicopters and other small aircraft. if you stay below a certain altitude, you don't check in with air traffic control. what you do is you broadcast on a common frequency. identifying the craft, your locati

we are talking about an aircraft in midtown manhattan. this happening in midtown manhattan. very scary for a lot of people. of course the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >> thank you. >>> the search for a missing plane resumed today in the delta waters near antioch. a boaters said they saw a small plane go down around 5:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. authorities believe the pilot was the only person on board. the plane had taken off from buchanan field. so far, search teams have only found a piece of the tail >> a gh-speed chase ends asint w s on the suspect that admitted to using meth amphetamines. >>> a former red sox slugger shot in an ambush. the question now, was david ortiz targeted? the latest on his recovery and the investigation. >>> the defense gets its turn in the trial of the deadlyo war strategy to shift the blame. what a witness revealed about the moments after the fire. >>> new information on the driver that led the chp on a chase that ended in a deadly crash in the south bay. authorities say the man admitted to being under the influence of meth

it would be the most expensive deal ever in downtown manhattan.t is the outdoor space up at the top, it is actually hidden from public view with a brick wall. so he has a lot better privacy there than some of the new co o condos with the big windows. the wall street journal reporting that a townhouse owned by former hedge fund billionaire phil falcone sold for around $80 million. he bought the double wide townhouse for about $49 million in 2008 from bob guccione, who founded penthouse magazine falcone and his wife expanded the property to over 30,000 square feet. he added a bigger pool and movie theater below ground this would be the most expensive townhouse ever sold in manhattan, falcone made billions in 2007 and fell off the forbes list after getting into regulatory problems and making wrong bets with the funds. so far, the buyer of falcone's house has not been disclosed he also is trying to sell a smaller house on the same street that he also owns for $29.5 million. we'll see if he gets that. guys, back to you. >> robert, we were just having a

macy's has 19 billion to $21 billion worth of real estate one piece of property in manhattan alone is worth $8 billion macy's market cap is $6 billion, $8 million that one piece of property could buy all the stock. the net income at macy's, eps 358. >> right. >> caller: with a pe of 20, the stocks should be 70 on it. hedge fund, somebody comes in, and buy a lot of stock and force their hand. >> you know, store board did a good analysis, an okay analysis of the real estate, and they got nowhere near those numbers i think those numbers are wild high the growth is suspect. that's why it sells for seven times earnings i am not buying into this one. i am sorry i like the company very much, but not as a real estate play. more as a get paid to wait before cash is on fire

it's going to be stuck in — within manhattan and go tojfk airport.henever you hear about where taxis or private jets or whatever it may be, you always think ofan whatever it may be, you always think of an astronomical cost, but the cost of flying from manhattan to jfk is $225, completely affordable. and if you are in a big hurry, stuck in traffic. well, if you've been in new york before, you know the traffic is bad to jfk. uber york before, you know the traffic is bad tojfk. uber is an absolutely enormous company and the statistics here show that uber carries 93 million writers a month in 700 cities in 63 countries. they are a disruptor. they are going to be disrupting the skies very soon. watch this space. and very quickly, the us, reigning cup champions, there last game scoring 13 goals against thailand, which you just never hear about in football. no. never have that many in one match. the women's world cup has onlyjust started, it's been a massive success already, 13—0 is an astronomical score, you don't see that, alex morgan scoring five goals.