capitol to centralizes to go downtown and midtown. fifty-nine% of the new york city labor force was white-collar occupation. this gave new york a competitive vintage over the industrial cities. most tour white-collar that were predominantly men to take the train even dick van dyke the fictional husband or his wife played by mary tyler moore. but even those more creative types labor gentrified and kabul hill these are lovely browser neighborhoods over the next decades the number of white-collar workers increased with a variety of white-collar jobs in new york government was expanding so were colleges and universities in along with them with administrators and professors. technology was opening new occupations including those people had never heard of before at the domino sugar refinery may be gone but the new brooklyn with many of the designers and consultants. the house next door to me that is a perfect illustration to the new knowledge economy. it is gentrification in a single brownstone. valley mentioned arisen elderly irish couple

that economy of the 1960s, and corporations centralized and moved their headquarters to downtown in midtown. by the end of the '60s, 59% of the new the new york city labor force was in white-collar occupations. this gave new york a real competitive advantage over other fading industrial cities. most of the people who were white-collar, they were predominantly men who were working downtown took the fight 15 train to new rochelle, just like rod petrie, played by dick van dyke, the fictional husband of laura petrie, played by mary tyler moore, who i did want to mention today. but a few of those white-collar workers, especially in more creative types in media started moving at a largely working-class brownstone brooklyn. they were gentrifying comedies a word that only became popular many decades later. brooklyn heights, park slope, perhaps you can trace those loaded on your map, these are all lovely 19th century brownstone neighborhoods that had gone into disrepair. over the next decades, the number of white-collar workers increased as did the number and variety of white-collar jobs in new york

. >> there is a beautiful april midtown manhattan. this is bloomberg markets and i am vonnie quinn. many companies say president trump's proposed corporate tax plans would be good for their bottom line. morrison home corporation -- one of the largest home-building trumps taxn the u.s. plan is generated interest among homeowners. is home corporation chairman and ceo sharon palmer coming to us from our d.c. bureau. the stock is trading quite nicely. it is a multi-year high. have seen a pickup and interest in home buying. the country where you are most active, california, the western sunny states. guest: great to be here today. host: where's the growth going to come? >> we are in many of the top markets across the u.s.. in arizona, california, colorado texas him the carolinas, georgia. to continue to focus on the markets we are in. >> is there any concern there may be some frost -- some frothiness in those markets. many private equity people bought up a lot of homes. any concern that may impact taylor morrison in the near future? >> we continue to raise prices in a number of our commun

reporting live in midtown delaware, annie mccormick, "action news wphl-17. >> back to you. >> everyone is living a police officer's worst nightmare, the death of one of their own. christie? >> the officer stephen ballard was assigned to troupe ii in delaware. flags are lowered to half-mast. it's a sad day for the officers and residents they serve. >> a caravan slowly pulled away from christiana hospital. residents stood silently, their hands over their hearts. veteran storm veteran gave a solute to a i fallen officer. he has a family. he's not coming home. >> powerful images from chopper 6 show people pulling over on the side of the road to pay their respects. >> this is a sad day for our state and the delaware state police family. >> the slain trooper graduated from the delaware police academy in 2009, an eight year veteran on the force. he was recently married about was part of the local organization of black law enforcement. >> he has a contagious personality. he's engaging and committed to helping people. it's a shame. he was such after good person. >> we also learned that ballard

. >> you are looking at a beautiful sunny midtown manhattan from new york city.his is bloomberg markets. let's get straight to abigail doolittle. we want to check in for market reaction. a lot of news. we had the missile attack on syria and a lot of uncertainty for investors to deal with. an intraday chart of the s&p 500. small whip saws. not a lot of convection -- lot of conviction. treading water to some degree. has been a haven bid on all of this. we have bank of america. let's take a look at the defense contractors.

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>> midtown is safe but it's still an environment that you and a lot of people around.en 40 minutes is important. the restroom is part of that. >> it to you want to check it out? >> i might. i need to figure out why there's no love for the cheaper ones out there? i went to a dunkin' donuts gas station in queens that was phenomenal. it did not cost a tenth of what that did. >> have to say i'm kind of happy to take time to invest back into the public restrooms. i haven't used a public restroom and i don't know how long. >> the problem with public restrooms is, is that one player to play in the bathroom? >> my god, you are a restroom snob? >> i do not going to the men's bathroom because there were men in there. so i needed someone to come out and investigate. >> i'm hoping nj transit can get some of the money and park money and renovate the bathroom at the nj transit waiting platform. your there long enough. that is around us. it smells like someone swallowed a goat in their. >> you are so rude. you can come check out the other half anytime. >> in all of these old building

>> you are looking at a beautiful sunny midtown manhattan from new york city. this is bloomberg markets. let's get straight to abigail doolittle. we want to check in for market reaction. a lot of news. we had the missile attack on syria and a lot of uncertainty for investors to deal with. an intraday chart of the s&p 500. small whip saws. not a lot of convection -- lot of conviction. treading water to some degree. has been a haven bid on all of this. we have bank of america. let's take a look at the defense contractors. all rallying after that missile attack on syria. investors are thinking perhaps these companies will stand to benefit. the question is whether the corporate outlook will improve. this could be a knee-jerk reaction. let's take a look at the 10 year the yen, gold,h and vix. at one point closer to two point 26%. we have the yen rallying today. gold higher by 1%, the best rally of april. of a risk despite the fact the equity markets overall are a little bit flat. now taking a look at the banks. thinking investors that will perhaps hurt the lending a

. >> most of the high-end stuff goes on in midtown for the working people. time square they don't want to pay more than what they might get in there town, hundred dollars maybe max. >> says not worth it. >> no i would not hide right back in your face. >> while i was talking we were approached by a man screaming about strip clubs. >> then we walked around the strip club and the manhattan madam told me more about how prostitution takes place in open-air. >> we are in front of a gentleman store where there is a movie, $10 for 12 hours for private booth. traditionally in places like that when you might take place someone if a girl was working the street you may take her guy here for $10 -- >> i also bought by a more famous strip club and we spoke to one of the guys and i asked him what you see go down? he was kind of quiet. >> i hear no evil see no evil. >> they kind of understood each other. >> a look like there's something going on there. >> you would be suspicious of that? >> it completely. >> said she turned a new leaf she hit time square to help save women

reporting live in midtown delaware, annie mccormick, "action news wphl-17. >> back to you. >> everyoneliving a police officer's worst nightmare, the death of one of their own. christie? >> the officer stephen ballard was assigned to troupe ii in delaware. flags are lowered to half-mast. it's a sad day for the officers and residents they serve. >> a caravan slowly pulled away from christiana hospital. residents stood silently, their hands over their hearts. veteran storm veteran gave a solute to a i fallen officer. he has a family. he's not coming home. >> powerful images from chopper 6 show people pulling over on the side of the road to pay their respects. >> this is a sad day for our state and the delaware state police family. >> the slain trooper graduated from the delaware police academy in 2009, an eight year veteran on the force. he was recently married about was part of the local organization of black law enforcement. >> he has a contagious personality. he's engaging and committed to helping people. it's a shame. he was such after good person. >> we also learned that ballard grad

the economy by the 1960s as corporations centralized and moved their headquarters to downtown and midtown. 59% of the new york city labor force was in white collar occupations. this gave new york a competitive advantage over other fading industrial cities. most of the white collar people were predominantly men who remember working downtown took to train like rob pea tree played by dick vandyke the fictional husband of laura pea tree played by mary tyler moore who i wanted to mention. but a few of the workers, especially the creative ones, started working in brown stone brooklyn. they were gentrifying to use a word that was poplar decades later. these were all lovely 19th century brown stone neighborhoods that had gone into disrepair. the number of white collar workers increased as did the number and variety of white collar jobs in new york. government was expanding and so were colleges and universities and along with them jobs for lawyers, administrators, and professors. by the 2000s, technology was opening up new occupations for the creative and young including occupations people never h

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electricity knocked out for a large portion of midtown, manhattan, subways impacted, and our commuters stranded in cars that lost power. now power is restored, but there's still big delays for passengers, talking about hours late. >>> major developments in the past hour in the case of tad cummins, the tennessee teacher accused of allegedly kidnapping his 15-year-old student and bringing her here to california. he was set to face court an hour a ago, arrested yesterday with 15-year-old elizabeth thomas. the feds swooped in just before the trial started. the district attorney's explaining what happened. >> there's been a warrant issued by state officials of tennessee. he was held on a tennessee warrant. what happened this morning as we were prepared to proceed, the federal officials came in, arrested him on a federal warrant and took custody of him. >> fbi agents took custody of him immediately, and they are on the way back to sacrimenamento appear in district court in sacramento monday. for more on the case, let's check in with jessica castro now. >> reporter: we know cummins and the te

effort to talk about what was going on the the ticktock of the peninsula hotel in the boiler room in midtown manhattan and those who were crunching numbers and the brooklyn headquarters for per planned victory party. we spent a tremendous amount of time trying to find out what happened there are a lot of things in this book that would not appear anywhere else we were the first to report in late november that president obama urged hillary clinton to concede when she was not ready to on election night but what the feelings were and the emotions and the debates among first aphid family that is the part that we got this reporting that nobody else did. incredibly shocking moment that only for the family but the country as well. what is your favorite part of the book? >> that obviously because it took a lot of work. >> every author's favorite part is the byline because this is the second favorite part laugh laugh. >> it was great meeting everyone wanted to know what was going on inside the room i would agree with you. we wanted to know the real story. dave portrayed a joyful campaign but we kept s

. >>> evacuations in midtown, manhattan after three manholes caught fire and started popping and flyingg police officers and firefighters had to cordon off the streets and evacuate nearby shops and restaurants. it started affleck cal cables caught fire. fortunately, no injuries reported. good thing they were able to clear the shots. >> imagine if you were walking by that manhole when that happened. pretty terrifying. >>> not many singers can after foekt an election. this one, i guess she can. britney spears, it seems like her concert in tel aviv forced the labor party to delay theyir election by one day. traffic jams and lack of security staff were among the reasons that party leaders gave for the changing election day. they also said many supporters wanted to attend the concert. so let them and vote the next day. >> big fans. let brit perform. >>> just ahead, student journalists dig up dirt on incoming principal. how do you get emma stone to be your prom date? we'll show you one epic attempt here on "early today." see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm

. >>> midtown, manhattan after three manholes caught fire andand flying into . terrifying stuff.ot up 25 to 30 feet, and firefighters cordoned off the street. officials say these started after some electrical cables caught fire. injuries reported. >> so scary. these are busy streets of new york. ainot of people out there. good thing no one was hurt. >>> not many sin election in another country tney spears. her concert in tel aviv forced the labor party to delay their election by one day. traffic jams and a lack of security staff were among the reasons party leaders gave for changing the election day. they also said many party supporters wanted to attend the concert. so instead ofbrit, can you have a later date, maybe reschedule, it's let us reschedule. >> hey brit. just ahead two journalists dig up dirt. aow do you get e your prom date? one epic attempt next. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.

and since we're told this flashy , here i am get up was all for a business meeting yesterday at a midtownice building -- is a-rod bringing his new lady along to up his brand? >> hello. you're batting up, aren't you? >> it wouldn't be such a bad idea, since j-lo seems to have the golden glow when it comes to beefing up your profile. >> she's an amazing, amazing girl. one of the smartest human beings i've ever met. ♪ i wanna dance again >> beau, casper smart knows that. in their nearly five years together, he went from being her backup dancer to one of nicki minaj, jessie j, and nick jonas's go-to choreographers. now, sure, a-rod's famous in his own right, but let's just say, the former yankee's reputation has been a bit tarnished. it was even parodied in the # movie "train wreck." >> tom brady. roger federer. alex rodriguez. >> [ bleep ] that guy! >> whether j-lo is a-rod's secret weapon or not, expect to see way more j-rod. a source tells e.t. it's going to get busy for both soon, so they're packing in the time together. >> it's obvious. we've been having a great time. >> it sounds like i

he was interviewed for over 90 minutes in an midtown national event -- and then there's also this fromthe washington post" this morning about michelle obama as well. the obamas face all the questions that come with it. krista thompson reporting when barack and michelle spoke about the break from life of the public eye but then they have started to tack into the lucrative paid speaking performance -- host: so that in "the washington post." michael in maryland. we're talking about the back and forth over government funding. what do you think? should republicans seed and to democrats' demands? -- concede to democrats's demands? michael, i'm going to have to move on. johnny, from tampa, florida, independent. caller: hello? host: you're on the air, sir. funding eah, as far as goes, i'm wanting to fund it myself because -- host: ok. i'm going to move on to tom. independent from ohio. tom, what do you think? caller: i think it's a shame that our great country has to put up with nonsense from two political parties. they can't work on nothing. it's a shame that we have to be represented by grea

a little bit of fog burning off in midtown manhattan -- live from bloomberg world headquarters in manhattanfunny quit. a quick check on u.s. stocks, just off session lows -- i'm a vonnie quinn. .4% and thedown nasdaq the laggard today. let's get details from taylor riggs. that andet's dive into go a little bit deeper. when we were talking yesterday, we were talking about qualcomm. received a royalty from qualcomm, pushing it to its highest level since january, 2016, having a pretty good way. terminal, over to the looking at the semi conductor index. trading level writer on the 50 day moving average. as it dipped a little lower, looking to see does it hold at the 50 day moving average which has provided some pretty good levels. this up quickly and we are looking at broadcom having its biggest move of 2017. also having a tough day there on report of an m&a rumor. are the megadeals we saw in 2015 over? of m&agan stanley head and says not necessarily. sat downrategists earlier today and discussed things like boardroom mentalities and investing image geopolitical uncertainty. we have to wait and

vonnie: a beautiful view of midtown manhattan.from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. let's get the headlines, here is mark crumpton. petersburg, russia, 10 people are dead and dozens filled then a bomb shrapnel exploded on a subway train. authorities say it may have been a terrorist attack. later a device was found at andher subway station disarmed by police. the bombing occurred as russian president vladimir putin was in st. petersburg, his hometown, president ofh the belarus. the future of gibraltar could be an issue during brexit negotiations. up torritory was given britain in the early 1700s. the european council has included in can be trade deal negotiations by agreement with spain. the british foreign secretary spoke to reporters and luxembourg. >> the position of the government is clear, the sovereignty of gibraltar is unchanged and is not going to cannot be changed without the consent of the people of gibraltar and the united kingdom. thanks a lot. it's can getnsists a veto over any agreements. g

it's starting to get clearer as you are looking towards midtown.ere's a look at the live doppler radar out of peach tree city there out of the city, and you can see the strong storm moving through. i have seen golf in the system, and they are canceling classes because of what is heading their way and they are under a tornado watch until noon their time today. i can't imagine canceling classes because of a threat of severe weather. amazing. >>> better to be safe, right? here's a look at the 12-hour day planner, 40s and 50s now, and 50s and 60s at 7:00, and our last dry day for the next couple ones, alexis. >>> even though it's dry with pretty decent traveling conditions, we have a headache on southbound 880 to san jose, an hour now, and then i want to zoom in on the traffic maps and show you that on southbound 880. two problems, the first near auto mall parkway, they just issued a sigalert and are saying 20 more minutes for that to be blocked, and then near mowry, the left center lane blocked and your backup is just almost to state route 92. avoid t

review their of midtown manhattan. i am vonnie quinn in new york city. this breaking story on the bloomberg, which i told you about a few seconds go. the infrastructure company atlantia is exploring a takeover offer of the spanish tollway alber tis. roantia owns an italian adway firm. the company valued at 20 billion euros. albertis has risen on the year. a burtis was pushed to acquire atlantia. atlantia said in october that they plan to boost earnings abroad by acquiring airports and highway assets outside italy. atlantia chief executive is raising funds for potential purchases as a strategy to reduce pendency on the home market. they would create a company with combined annual revenue of more than 10 billion euros. that is pacing their french rival. we will keep an eye on this. it is an interesting breaking story. vonnie: fascinating. it is time for our smart-beta segment. attention onmost smart-beta goes to value and momentum. linked to $40 billion, it inspired goldman to join the party. joining me is eric balchunas. weighting is not a fancy smart-bet

to arrest one suspect and he was taken into custody and that suspect fled the scene and he is in midtown in a home. now barricades actually firing on state police there according to delaware state police. we spoke to several eyewitnesss and heard from state police and here is what they have to say about the shooting. >> the suspicious vehicle occupied by two suspected at the wawa convenience store at polanski highway in newark. they made connect and shortly thereafter the struggle ensued and at this time one of the two suspects exits the vehicle and proceeded to fire several rounds striking the trooper. >> he pushed off and ran. pushed him and ran. i didn't understand it because i thought he was trying to push him to get away and he pushed him and started shooting. >> and there were several people here at the wawa parking lot that rendered aid to the downed state trooper but unsuccessfully he was pronounced dead. i am told he is a trooper at troop 2 and relatively new to the troop. but one suspect remains hold up at the neighborhood in brick mills. and he continues to fire on police. i'm

. ♪ vonnie: midtown manhattan. beautiful river. off session are just hikes for u.s. stocks.p 8/10 of 1%. a real green day in the u.s.. the nasdaq leading the pack barely just up, more than 8/10 of 1%. let's get some details from taylor riggs. taylor: it is lunch time here. i was taking a look at some of these food stocks since it is 12:30 and we might be stepping out for lunch soon. let's start with mcdonald's. they had their price target increase to 146 from 136. bi is looking into earnings next week hoping to reversing with the one dollar to two dollars drinksy have been -- they have been thinking about. potle like aaa i is shrugging that off today. prices toss on consumers despite slowing consumption that we have seen resulting in unilever's's announcement since shaking off the takeover ever by kraft heinz. whole foods are up for a fourth day in a row. the highest since july 2015. whole foods is a logical target for kroger. it would unlock massive cost energies. those shares up more than 2% today. finally if you are not eating, maybe you are smoking. let's take a look at

i ride midtown, city bike across town to go to my surgeon center. it's a near-death experience.t, i'd probably say, it's not such a bad idea. stossel: maybe you would arrive then. it's a pain to wear a helmet. in parts of australia, canada, new zealand, helmets are a requirement. the number of cyclists dropped. >> people stopped riding because of a helmet. >> some people did. child cyclists by 42% in melbourne. >> that's shocking. i find that data very hard to believe. >> i like to shock you. >> however, another concept would be, well, if you are required to wear a helmet, but go ahead and choose not to. in texas, you're stopped and you have to pay a fine. so pay a fine. >> i don't want to be fined by my government. i want to protect my own heads. these bans on texting while driving. there should be a law against texting? >> i think there should be a law. look, i'm an orthopedic surgeon. my job is to take care of people. that's the best way to take care of people. >> the insurance institute for highway safety. the laws aren't reducing crashes even though that the laws reduced ha

vonnie: a lovely day in midtown manhattan. from bloomberg world headquarters, i am vonnie quinn.is "bloomberg markets." holding on to most of the games. the dow is the only one breaking moment.arket the moment. the s&p 500 is up almost 23 points, nearly 1%. the nasdaq is up 1.1%. let's go to abigail doolittle, who has details for us. abigail: needless to say, what a risk on day. major averages having the best day since march 1. these are the haven assets plus the "fear gauge" or the vix. it's a risk on day as the havens selloff. the vix down 23%, the worst drop since the election. we also have gold declining and the dollar climbing against the yen. bonds are up by two basis points. that tells us those haven bonds are selling off. the trigger for all of this was the first round of the french presidential election with a gap up in the euro. we look at g #btv 8020. this chart shows absolutely the massive gap higher, the biggest move from friday's close to sunday's open ever on record. that is how enthusiastic and frenzied investors were over the french election results, sending the

bryan llenas is live in midtown, manhattan.crowd, looks like it has dissipated there, bryan, but what was it like earlier? >> reporter: hi, arthel. well, yeah, the protests here in new york city are over here in midtown manhattan on sixth avenue, but earlier some close to 10, 15,000, we'll get the final number, but thousands of people marching from bryant park to close to trump tower. this is one of 100-150 marches around the country. people, essentially, asking and demanding that president trump release his tax returns. they believe that perhaps there is something that he is hiding. remember, they continue to stress that every president since jimmy carter over the last 40 years has released their tax returns, and they want to know whether or not president trump has any business conflicts with foreign governments or perhaps any ties with russia. take a listen at what some of the protesters told us as to what motivated them to come to the tax day march in new york city. >> i don't know what's in there. i want to find out. i feel

the next day, a-rod was all business leaving an afternoon midtown meeting, lady lopez on his arm, in a midriff-baring red outfit. j.lo's crop top was ripped offer the runway at more than 2,800 bucks. next, does this new photo prove that katie holmes and jamie foxx are a couple? a blogger snapped this sneaky pic of katie and jamie dining together last sunday in new york's east village. jamie, in a fedora. katie in a black jacket and glasses. the pair have never publicly confirmed their relationship, but rumors of a romance started in 2013. a source tells "e.t." the relationship is serious. now, a celebrity split. olivia munn and aaron rodgers have called it quits. ♪ the actress and the nfl quarterback started dating three years ago after meeting at an awards show. a source close to olivia tells "e.t." the couple broke up about a month ago, adding it was president over anything specific. they just grew apart over time. they tried to make it work but just couldn't. >>> next, is big bang's kaley cuoco sharing baby news? >> is this giving you baby fear? >> no. >> no. friend marla sock lov

three man hole covers blew last night, launching flames and smoke into the streets of midtown manhattanround electric cable fire was to blame. no one was hurt. >>> you may see yellow caution tape in some philadelphia neighborhoods. it's not to mark off crime scenes. it's drawing attention to harassment women. the special cat call crime scene tape is part of a public art project, popping up near schools, construction sites and other public places where women say they've been harassed. >> the fact that we're viewed as objects that you can just holler at. >> where are we in society that women can't walk down the street without people calling things at them? >> the campaign hopes to raise awareness about unwanted stares, comments and end rape culture. >>> getting first look at the newest casino in atlantic city. hard rock hotel and casino, which replaces the old trump ta mahal. hard rock international plans to invest more than $300 million to renovate it. >>> new this morning, alaska airlines is adding a new option for travelers at philly international, a nonstop flight to los angeles, star

we were there today in midtown manhattan as thousands rallied and marched toward trump tower. organizers say the tax day march was fueled by white house counselor kellyanne conway who said in january that president trump would not release his tax return because he won the election without doing so and people don't care. anti- trump supporters say it is proof he is hiding something. >> he could be hiding a lot of things. he could be hiding associations and entanglements with the russians. i'm not the only one thinking that. a lot of people know a lot more than i do and say why don't you come clean. >> can you trust a president who doesn't release his tax returns on tax reform. >> no. if you want to run for office, release your tax return. >> no word from the white house on today's march but they have said they are not releasing tax returns because they are under audit. though the irs has also set an audit does not prevent someone from releasing their returns. >> what do we know about the violence in berkeley california because it looks like to sides have clashed. reporter: it l

diana has an inside look and joins us live from midtown.> john, the most common word i'm hearing at the conference where the heavy hitters of commercial real estate are gathered is uncertainty. they'd like to see economic growth, they'd like to see tax and regulatory reform, but some just don't see how president trump can deliver. >> how many of these things they'd like to do can actually get done. we're having trouble find skilled labor to build the apartments and things under construction today, let alone where the labor will come from to build a trillion dollars of infrastructure or the capital expenditures that will occur from some kind of change in taxes. >> equity residential is the largest apartment in the nation. they have been focusing on seattle, san francisco and here in new york, which they admit has been a challenge lately. >> we've kind of had a situation here in new york where we've got a lot of new product all pricing at the high end and the job growth at the high-end new jobs has not been as strong as the past so there's so

to arrest one suspect and he was taken into custody and that suspect fled the scene and he is in midtownrricades actually firing on state police there according to delaware state police. we spoke to several eyewitnesss and heard from state police and here is what they have to say about the shooting. >> the suspicious vehicle occupied by two suspected at the wawa co

. >> last year i met two brothers who owned car cash, a struggling auto buying business in midtown, manhattanangerously low on cash right now, which means i can't buy cars. >> when their father died in 2012, the brothers andrew and jon took over. but their sales slowed, their profits evaporated, and their relationship grew strained. >> i'm sick of this [bleep]. are you out of your mind? there's no [bleep] way. >> i'll do anything to fix this business. >> the business was $200,000 in debt. no cash to buy cars, they were weeks away from closing. >> my job's on the line. >> but i knew it had potential to make a lot of money. so when you take my check, for the next week i'm 100% in charge, which means what i say goes. because change is coming. so i made a deal and invested $200,000 for 100% of car cash. jon and andrew are licensees of mine. you guys will share in a percentage of those profits without having to put up a dime or do a day's worth of work. i fixed their car buying process. point out the defects with the car. "you can get this replaced. it costs 300 or 400 bucks." make sense? >> i lik

. >> vegas has always been known for destination, place to come and hang out, but never for, like midtownattan, where people are coming and buying facilities like this, buying a condo to live here or invest in it. so, that's a big change for vegas. >> i think so. and it's starting to change more in what we're seeing. in other words, when we first started, you would see a lot of the investor market coming. over the last year, it's changing -- a lot of the end-users now. as nice as the hotels are, it's still a hotel room. this is their place. they sleep on their own pillow. >> ♪ ain't it good to come home? ♪ >> here we have obviously a bedroom. >> yeah, you're going into the master bedroom. the thing to point out here is the bathrooms, because these are the standard finishes that we have throughout the building. >> let's talk about the price range. >> okay. >> this is 1,300 and... >> little over 1,300 square feet. >> so, how much is this, if somebody's gonna buy it? >> as you see it here, fully furnished, you're looking at $1,025,000. >> okay. >> turnkey -- everything you see. >> and you go

all over midtown. i will say this quickly.sed to work at friday's.ui they would take a big chocolate chip cookie and put ice creamm and chocolate syrup on top of it.. i would do that dessert, i would put it on the tables and say, where is my dinner equipment i hated to make it. my people sitting there were out of it. they almost fired me! i understand where they kid is coming from. don't order something that takes a long time to make. >> have you ever hocked a loogie -- >> i've done a lot more. >> greg: i don't need to know. i've eaten a lot at a lot of fridays. >> mine was in brooklyn, but don't order the cookie monster!. by the way, they don't even have coffee in this frappachino. what is this? when did starbucks turned into carvel? >> it's a mango concoction. it's no shamrock shake. shamrock shake is a beautiful work of art. >> diabetes in the cup is what it's called.e >> 59 grams of sugar. do you know what this is? it is stunt food. when they will go, hey, remember the kfc double down? that's what this is. if we do this, i

because of this and that's affecting the northeast corridor and the north jersey coast and montclair, midtown direct is redirected into hoboken, but they're trying to help out with the situation. they're honoring new jersey transit bus and waterway ferry, as well. the lesson here is to check before you go to see what's affected for you because of the derailed train that might be there with the accident investigation under way, as well. >> these are the cameras around 17th street and this is the southbound side. there is slow moving maintenance vehicles up ahead. that's why we're seeing the southbound slowdown near the schuylkill express way and we'll see the lane restrictions. construction on hamilton on the route 61, and this is from an earlier accident that happened yesterday and now they have cleanup there and we'll end up on the bridges, the lanes closed there until 3:00 p.m. and that's a little mistake there, but either way, lanes closed over the palmyra bridge and construction eastbound where the right lane is closed over the wall. vai, back to you. >>> happening now, comedian bill cosb

take a look right now, here are people that are marching in the middle of midtown manhattan.icago. what are they demanding? they want his tax returns because they say it'll prove whether or not he has any ties to foreign banks or foreign governments. they say it'll give us an idea of his charitable, whether or not -- what kind of donations he's made to charities and so forth. and they also point out that this was a precedent. presidents since jimmy carter, the last 40 years, have released their tax returns. so listen to some of the people we spoke to today about why they're here. >> he could be hiding a lot of things. he could be hiding associations and financial entanglements with russians, for instance. a lot of people are saying, you know, why don't you come clean? >> reporter: can you trust a president who doesn't release his tax returns on tax reform? >> no. no. simple as that, no. if you want to run for office, release your tax returns. >> reporter: so there you have it. and also at the same moment though we have republicans and trump supporters who say, look, the tax r

protesters here in new york city marched to trump tower shutting down parts of the midtown manhattan trump. >> i want donald trum top release his taxes. >> reporter: what do you think they will reveal. >> maybe some ties with russia >> reporter: protest targeted president's repeated trips to florida. wendy gilette, for cbs news, new york. >>> police in newark are looking for a man wanted for several groping incidents on the university of delaware's campus. the attacks happened in the 90 minute span on friday night. police say man grabbed two female students and touched them, two others called police when they noticed the man was following them. suspect is described as a hispanic or white man in his 20's, 5-foot seven with a beard. >>> well, septa's police chief is not backing down after vandals tagged two transit agencies, overnight friday into saturday. septa says the cars were parked at district, seven headquarters at broad and glenwood street when it happened, chief thomas nestel said i'm told graffiti is cry for attention. it work. somebody will be getting my un divided attention

capitol to centralizes to go downtown and midtown. fifty-nine% of the new york city labor force was white-collar occupation. this gave new york a competitive vintage over the industrial cities. most tour white-collar that were predominantly men to take the train even dick van dyke the fictional husband or his wife played by mary tyler moore. but even those more creative types labor gentrified and kabul hill these are lovely browser neighborhoods over the next decades the number of white-collar workers increased with a variety of white-collar jobs in new york government was expanding so were colleges and universities in along with them with administrators and professors. technology was opening new occupations including those people had never heard of before at the domino sugar refinery may be gone but the new brooklyn with many of the designers and consultants. the house next door to me that is a perfect illustration to the new knowledge economy. it is gentrification in a single brownstone. valley mentioned arisen elderly irish couple

my college roommate brian and i took up in a tiny one room apartment in midtown sleeping chastely on opposite ends of a narrow and lumpy bed. brian had grown up in a large catholic family in a rural part of michigan yet, he possessed an innate cosmopolitan sensibility which i lacked thoroughly. and easiness with being gay. and a strong admission as an artist. i envy brian's ability to create beauty from nothing. which suited our finances. on are also on his paintings. mostly of faraway places only imagine. one feature terminates and punctuates which he entitled, egypt. another depicted an idealized living room scene that he called home. we were part of the largest influx of gay men and lesbians in new york history, invest gay reverse diaspora born into exile and separated from her own kind. we were reassembling a place that only existed in the imagination. the new city of friends hundred by walt whitman 100 years before. home was an ambition as plentiful as the pyramids. our timing was unfortunate. just two weeks after unpacking on the front of a long july 4th weekend, the new york t

and in midtown township, bucks county, by the entrance of tyler state park, there's an accident on 413 by swamp road. by bonnet lane family restaurant, watch out for a crash along old york. that's route 611, of course. and by porky's point in franklinville, still have the crash along rising sun avenue at fifth street. also plenty of volume on the schuylkill. a lot of single digit speeds. and there's a bad wreck in wilmington at fourth and beyond qun. we'll check if again in the 5:0. >> okay. thank you. >>> meteorologist adam joseph standing by with a very sweet accuweather forecast next. >>> time to get back to those sweet treats for our spring adventure today. >> we are getting our baskets ready for sunday morning. adam joseph helping us out at asher's chocolates in souderton. what are you eating now? jelly belly's? >> my favorite. >> a big bagful of jelly beans. these are like my cryptonight. i could literally raid the whole thing of jelly beans. we have the whole easter weekend ahead. i thought, where is everybody right now? well, they're buying chocolate and candy for all of those

. >> reporter: in midtown, jessica furmosa fox news. >> i don't know about you but texting is hard foryboards when people text me and it's back and forth i go call. >> eventually you have a conversation. these kids though my son dylan sitting in a basketball game one of the brothers girl in front of him she's texting him. >> he's right there. >> yeah. >> i know. >> why don't you just turn around and say. >> he does this in the newsroom. we have something like texting top lining on the computer lie literally top line somebody whose 5 feet from me and like iain is like -- why don't you just talk. she's right there. >> say hey. >> you have do have a point. >> it's the way of the world i guess. i don't know. more controversy if you can believe it. for united airlines. >> this time outrage is erupting after a bride and groom allegedly booted off their flight while heading to their own wedding. during a lay over in houston airport saturday, the couple was on their way to costa rica but reportedly thrown off the flight for sitting in seats that were not assigned to them. they say someone else

they close up the entire midtown section of manhattan. i don't know if it's all necessary, so i go back as little as possible because it's expensive et cetera, it would be much better, people would understand that i could go other places, then they hit me for relaxing and i don't want to be known as a person who relaxes because i'm working hard and i'm working hard for the people and were doing a great job. >> martha: you looking forward to have the first lady and your son will be here soon? >> president trump: they're going to move right as soon as he's finished with school to washington. if >> martha: you very much. there you have it, my interview his plans to roll back regulations to economic growth has been a big push. they do away with a lot of obama era regulations, they join us next, stick around. my question for you is about congress, when you're running, you said i'm going to do great deals with congress, i have a great relationship on capitol hill, are you disappointed with how republicans have handled these big issues? mone hun

it was easier to tweet criticisms of another president when in a tower in midtown manhattan and never really engage with this stuff in any detail besides what you see on tv. the combination of the team coming in and trump having this education/accountability as president, has sort of drawn him into the foreign policy mainstream that frankly he really campaigned against. so the sort of foreign policy establishment is generally pretty happy about this but i would think a lot of his supporters, ones that thought he would usher in this dramatic break in american foreign policy must be feeling betrayed by him right now. >> we'll leave it there, michael, thank you. ann, thank you. hally and andrea, big thanks to both of you as well. >>> turning now to a story that continues to spark a whole heck of a lot of outrage today. the fallout over that dramatic video of a passenger being dragged from a united plane because the airline needed those seats for crew members. that's today's microsoft pulse question of the day. should airlines -- should they stop overbooking flights even if it means you p

others were in midtown manhattan boiler room. they were trying to gather information very quickly. they knew that things had started to go wrong when they started seeing numbers coming in from florida. was calling --on longtime advisers down there, getting readouts on what was happening on the ground. robbie was coming in a giving secretary clinton updates. they had hourly calls with staffers, at the same time getting updates and briefings. they knew things were looking good but they still thought, after florida, if we can hang on to north carolina, weakening onto pennsylvania, we have a chance. then things started escalating from there. >> makes this different john mccain knew he was going to lose. bob dole knew he was going to lose in 1996, but in this case, hillary clinton thought she was going to win. guest: i think that changed depending on what was going on in the campaign, but definitely in the last few days she was certain she was going to win. she was talking to aides about what she was going to do in the white house. we recount an exchange she had with one of her aides a

. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan, this is bloomberg markets.gail doolittle. let's take a look at some of today's big movers, starting off with soft commodities, lower for a third straight week, significant games -- games in production. hitting ar game, five-month high, president trump passes, set the dollar is too strong is helping some of those gains. moving on to oil, it has been a choppy trading session for nymex crude, right around $53 per barrel as trailers added 11 rates this week, explores extended their longest stretch of u.s. shale expansion in more than five years. let's hop into the bloomberg and check out this chart. it shows when crude and the energy sector etf diverge back in june of last year, we see in white boiled emerging from the energy etf. we saw the same dynamic back around the election. forher creative volatility the assets here, for oil and the stock etf diverging here, just a little bit. it is interesting to see that happening. steel spoke to the former ceo of royal dutch shell, cochair world economic forum future of en