the story of midtown has been a long and complicated one. i personally know many of the residents who live there and for too long, the residents of midtown were neglected and misinformed by former administrations and went through a number of property managers. midtown park apartments is a six-building, 139-unit residential complex established in 1964 and historically, designed for low and moderate income households. the development is owned by the city and county of san francisco under the jurisdiction of the mayor's office of housing and community development. and as of 2014, it's been leased and managed by mercy housing. the complex still suffers from over 40 years of deferred maintenance caused by insufficient rental revenue and years and years of poor management. we're talking about things like mold problems, fire safety systems, broken heaters and plumbing issues, water damage and so much more. the property is not fully accessible to seniors and people with disabilities. and of the 129 occupied units, 30 have been identified as frail se

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this is in midtown manhattan between 57th street and fief fih avenue. there are plenty of tourists walking around and fire trucks are here and plenty of shops had to be evacuated underneath trump tower when the fire started about an hour and-a-half ago. >> julie: we understand there is a news conference that will be held right now. so let's go to that to get more answer as to the cause here. >> any members of the -- >> no, there are no members of the first family in residence today. >> is there a number of residents that did not hear alarms? >> the alarm came in as an automatic alarm for us, not a phone alarm. it came through an alarm company and we responded to that alarm. >> how difficult is it to fight a fire that high up? >> first of all, the units have to get there. they have to hook up to a system with their hose, takes a little longer. the fire of course, the building is -- it contains the heat, it contains the smoke. it was extremely hot in the apartment units, pushing in they're in great danger. the apartment they tell me is quite large. there'

right there on 5th avenue there in midtown as tom was telling us, and it, again is a 68-story building have these pictures, on the live on the left-hand side, and also the white house producers monica alba joining us along with tom winter. monica, we did get some commentary from the president. he was, of course, very appreciative of the fdny and what they were able to do. we're showing on the right-hand side a picture from early when flames were actually coming out of the building windows, and they see are glass windows that are after that floor. what do you know? >> that's right. as we so often do, the first response from the president sometimes comes on twitter. that's where we have heard from him directly, as you mentioned, that the fire is now out and he wanted to thank the firemen and women for the job they had done. now, we know that in addition to the president being at the white house tonight, the first lady and their son barron are both in washington tonight. it's an interesting night here, because the pool who covers the president has been called to a later than normal call t

tonight, nothing but praise and gratitude for these six officers from midtown north.y saved christine's father after he went into cardiac arrest.officer robert pepe/nypd: "he did not have a pulse and chest rise. instantly i remembered what they taught us at the academy and started chest compression and cpr."it was 7:40 friday night.83-year-old ron gargalowitz, his wife, and their entire family were on west 45th street to celebrate the couple's 60th wedding anniversary when ron collapsed. good samaritans flagged down a passing patrol car and the officers raced into action. while officer pepe performed cpr, his partner called for an ambulance and an aed - a defibrillator.officer reardon/nypd: "i carry pocket face mask so we were able to maintain airway of the patient on the scene before arrival of the ambulanceofficer michael tommassino/nypd: "when we got to the scene, grabbed aed, ran to aided, opened up. slapped on pads, waited for directions, shocked once." officer christopher mallette/nypd: "at that point, i took over chest compression." by the time the ambulance ar

. >>> a deadly crash in san jose in midtown. police say that the driver of a stolen car lost control on an overpass crossing guadalupe creek. the car flipped and caught fire. the driver died according to authorities. two passengers are in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. this is san jose's 15th deadly crash this year. >>> the family of a man shot and killed by a bart police officer this year now demanding justice. jessica flores is live in oakland with more. >> reporter: moments ago, shaleem tindle's family met with district attorney nancy o'malley at alameda county. they told us they were disappointed, they want the d.a. to prosecute the officer who shot and killed tindle. and right now, they say the d.a. is providing very little information as to the status of the investigation. now, the shooting happened in january. this is video from the officer's body camera. it's graphic video. it shows the officer, joseph mateu, running towards the men fighting outside the west oakland bart station, yells let me see your hands

. >> he ended up going to some store in midtown and met this nice man.ce israeli man was like, "i know how to do that." >> jimmy: wow. >> so we came into his studio after hours and we actually hammered them out, the whole thing. used a little blowtorch, yeah. >> jimmy: blowtorch. >> and they were supposed to be temporary rings. but now i'm very attached and i really don't want to get rid of it. >> jimmy: that's a beautiful ring. >> yeah. and i just feel like making it yourself could it be more personal, really. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i did with my wife too. [ laughter ] and we made our own everything. it was so cool. oh wow. that's fantastic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations to you and many, many, many, years of being married. >> thank you. >> jimmy: let's talk about "i feel pretty." >> yeah. >> jimmy: you, amy schumer. come on, you cannot beat amy schumer. >> i mean she is the best honestly. >> jimmy: yeah. >> she's so great. >> jimmy: what is the film about? >> so the movie is about a girl who deals with a lot of insecurities, isn't confident in

in the meantime, a little bit about what we're seeing here in midtown.e streets along fifth avenue where trump tower is located have been closed off. certainly has drawn quite the crowd, as they try to see what is going on here. for now, the fire contained at the 50th floor apartment, and at least one confirmed death as we try to find out exactly what could have caused this fire in the first place, ana. >> the president and the family tweeted their thanks to the fdny. do we know any more about this person who died? >> reporter: not too much information. earlier, at the time when the information was initially put out here at the scene, they said that it was a gentleman who was listed in critical condition. sadly, that latest updatecumbed injuries at a nearby hospital. don't know much more. simply, it is a male resident of the 50th floor apartment that caught fire earlier today. >> all right. much more to come on this story as the investigation continues. polo sandoval, thank you. >>> a grim update meantime in the investigation into a troubled family's mys

. >> reporter: a homeless man who lives across the street from the governor's mansion in midtown sacramento says he walked into the mansion through a side door after becoming frightened outside. 51-year-old steven sealy heard a large wildcat coming from a garbage can nearby. hoping to get away, he says he ran into the mansion looking for governor jerry brown's security team. he says once inside, he couldn't find anyone. and the growling continued. the incident happened april 19th when brown's wife was inside. in a statement to kcra 3 news, a chp spokesperson says the first lady was on an upper floor of the residence when the incident occurred and had no contact with the subject. no force was used or required by officers. after cutting his arm during the escape, sealy says a good samaritan took him to the hospital. it wasn't until two days later that he was booked at the county jail. >>> a california man spent nearly 40 years tracking the golden state killer but he retired in 2009, unable to solve and close that one agonizing case. jerry backervich worked the case as a sergeant with the sacr

, but as i say, the fire department is still on the scene on fifth ave in new york city, right in midtownus on bbc world news, still to come — manchester united disrupt city's plans to win the english premier league, for now. 55 years of hatred and rage have come toppling down with the statues. this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, power to influence. today is about the promise of a bright future, the day when we heard the line can be drawn under the bloody past. i think that picasso's works are beautiful, they were intelligent, and it's a sad loss to everybody who loves art. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: three people are dead and around 20 injured, in the german city of muenster after a van was driven into a crowd. the attacker is thought to have been a mentally disturbed german with no apparent links to terrorism. bollywood star, salman khan, has been released from prison after being granted bail by an indian court. the 52—year—old actor waved at huge crowds from his balcony, after arriving back at his mumbai home. the indian actor was sentenced to five y

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perhaps acquire would use it but there are three theatres in this building what was he thinking when midtown at this time was still two point eight miles south of here and there was no transportation he knew he could feel something and i think this is transcends religion it transcends philosophy it was a feeling i think and that's that's unique really to me he's i was much as i've i've now. felt i knew and drew for almost thirty two years and he's still an enigma in a lot of ways because. how would you invent a monopoly or create the monopoly and then build thirty five hundred library eves free for the common man all over the world which was probably based on his own childhood experience in the film and where he couldn't get access to the public liability because as status and life was too lowly so when he took the liability and done famine. and were going to world he first gift was a library to the town of dunfermline and then he bought the yard that belonged to the layered and he opened it up to the public and you know i don't know if it's a moment where he goes. i'm no guilt free i don't

dollars and it was ok we were able to do it my rent was one hundred eighty seven dollars a month ok in midtown manhattan doesn't make any sense now does it as i walk it yourself and all shop have those where it is in the month i have farmed by the right ok for a performance here where would you suggest would be the ultimate there's a sweet spot for myself when there's going to be a wonderful performance i go all the way back up there where you started the sound . and it shoots right i was going to this is going to the research room. straight question under the most influential school of all time on the medical history. yes i do he did so much for this country that we know of with the various institutions the libraries the philanthropies but there are also. aspects which a lot of people may not be aware of for example the the hero fund that he. instituted where if someone was. has been discovered to do a heroic act they were given a sum of money and a medal and over nine thousand people were given some money and a medal and when we started the archives here people assumed that carnegie hall had

the morning so they're like meeting at like two in the morning down at the fed taxi rides from like midtown where a lot of these big banks are down to the new york fed right well i would take exception with your characterization that we've made these claims without evidence because i new york fed is a place that i overlook from my office of paine webber and a place where i lived next to and i was living downtown unfold street is a place where the bankers go at lunch to harry's in hanover square on wall street where i worked for many years and anecdotally my evidence suggests that my conversations inside information was being passed from the new york fed to bankers uptown that's what i said and now this data point proves it based on the taxi rides that congregate at the new york fed at these odd hours the day before information is released and i mean affect on banks it's inside information without inside information the banks would have to declare insolvency because they don't know how to run a basic business jamie diamond could run a lemonade stand jamie diamond couldn't be a shoeshine boy

. >> the homeless man, who lives across the street from the mansion in midtown sacramento says that he walked into the mansion through a side door after becoming frightened outside. >> he is an open door policy guy, so i figured it would be unlocked. >> 51-year-old stephen seeley says he heard a large wildcat coming from a garbage can nearby. >> you know, it was kind of a deep growl, you know? >> hoping to get away, he said he ran into the mansion looking for the security team. >> i figured i would run into at least one of them. i was hoping so, because they have guns. >> he said once inside, he cannot find any -- anyone, and he could not get away. >> so, the only thing to do was to dive through the window. so, go through the window to get away. >> the incident happened april 19, when brown's wife was inside. >> in a statement a chp spokesperson says the first lady was on an upper floor of the residence when the incident occurred and had no contact with the subject. no force was used or required by officers. >> after cutting his arm during the escape, he says that a good samaritan took

what is known is that the run midtown subsidiary was involved in the construction of a factory in the united arab emirates and the one in saudi arabia. a group of syrian hackers released confidential documents including a secret document on a bid for a filling plant each shift was to produce hundreds of shells and mortars as well as bombs of the types m.k. eighty two m k eighty four and warheads for launch missiles. the document appears real with a trove of technical details and plans for a turnkey factory. it's incredibly dangerous because if a german company is not controlling production how do they know what norms are being it hit in this production process they've effectively sold the production process. they are effectively saying especially if it's into a region like the middle east they're effectively saying do what you want. via santini and south africa germany's run matal is arming the military coalition in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean the entire factories from cape town saudi arabia united arab emirates are among the customers and egypt as we discovered where an a

. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ fatal car accident, in the city's midtown area.t san carlos street near bird avenue, >>> good morning. i'm michelle griego, san jose police are investigating a fatal car accident in the midtown area. officers were called to west san carlos street around 1 a.m. they say the driver and two passengers were in a stolen car when it crashed at guadalupe creek and burst into flames. the driver died. >>> the state's largest water agency approved almost $11 billion toward the twin tunnels project. the metropolitan water district of southern california approved the funding yesterday. the tunnels will divert water from the sacramento river delta to parts of the bay area, san joaquin valley and southern california. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning, i'm gianna franco in the traffic center. we have a couple of things along the bay bridge. first off on the upper deck, we are getting reports of a stalled vehicle also reported on the lower deck near treasure island. traffic is okay as you head into san franci

. >> the stuff was scooped up on monday, april 9th, at the iconic 30 rock building in midtown manhattan where cohen had an office, and at a posh park avenue hotel where cohen was staying. >> they stuck their foot in the door so he couldn't close it. he was holding his phone. they immediately took his phone away from him. >> the first thing they do when they walk into a room today is they say give me your phone. they're very polite, but they tell you go sit over there and don't touch anything because your possessions are our possessions now. >> there's a source close to investigation i spoke to and they told me what they took. and it was financial documents, computers, files. it was an expensive and exhaustive search. >> and extraordinary. >> there's been such a torrent of news under trump it's been easy to miss just how significant a search of michael cohen's office is. michael cohen's job was to keep donald trump's secrets. if there's anything donald trump was involved in that was remotely controversial michael cohen knows what it is. so the fact that the government now has the keys, l

. >> monday morning inside the iconic midtown manhattan. >> and the fbi is radiating the law office of president trump's rsonal attorney, michael cohen. >> searches of lawyers' offices was incredibly rare. any initial reaction is wow, they must have something serious. >> additional agents raided the park avenue hotel where cohen had been staying. >> they stuck their foot in the door so he could not close it. >> he was holding his phone. they immediately took his phone away from him. >> the first thing they do when they walk into a room today is they say, give me your phone. they're polite but they tell you go sit over there and don't touch anything because your possessions are ours. >> how big of a deal is it that michael cohen, the lawyer for donald trump, personal matters have been raided. >> the fbi raided his office is a very big deal. i think for mr. cohen, he's in serious jeopardy. >> the agents arrived with a warrant that had president trump's name in it according to sources familiar with the matter. it is the first known direct mention of the president in a warrant. >> there is

we're here at midtown manhattan to find out. >> no. >> are you going to buy jim comey's book?> no. >> why not? >> because i just don't care. >> you don't care? do you like jim comey? >> i really don't know who is. [laughter] >> are you buying jim comey's book? >> no. >> why not? are you buying it? >> no. >> are you buying jim comey's book? >> absolutely i'm going to buy jim comey's book. no doubt about it >> what do you think of the name of it, "a higher loyalty". >> i think it makes a lot of sense. i think he is a great guy. >> have you worked with him? >> no. >> i did. >> that's great. >> i think it is garbage. >> how do you know? you haven't read it? >> i have seen some of the excerpts that have been coming out. i'm not impressed. >> are you going to buy jim comey's book? >> hell no. >> why not? >> >> because he waits till he gets out of office why he's got something to say. why didn't he stand up. >> i haven't been the biggest fan of the fbi lately. >> does it have to do with the fact that they are very political and that they wanted to have someone other than trump win? >

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cellphone video captured all the smoke and the flames rising from windows on the 50th floor of the midtown manhattan high-rise yesterday evening. more than 200 firefighters raced to the scene. four suffered minor injuries while battling intense flames inside that burning apartment. >> it was extremely hot in the apartment. units pushing in are in great danger. but they do nonetheless. the apartment, they tell me, was quite large. >> fire marshals are investigating the cause of the fire. officials have issued a partial vacate order to two of the residences there. no members of the first family were at trump tower at the time. trump tower includes luxury apartments, offices, and a shopping center. >>> you're looking at what happened after an suv sheared off a fire hydrant in santa cruz yesterday morning. that jeep ended up on one side, leaning against a power pole. santa cruz firefighters tell us the driver is okay after they spent about ten minutes freeing him from his suv. pg&e shut off power in the nearby area so a tow truck could remove the jeep and part of socal avenue remained closed f

in new york city today, check this out from a subway station in midtown. the water poured in.'t happening everywhere. look at this. imagine walking out of the train to work on those stairs. ran into a lot of trouble. this was farther uptown. josh guild took this video. the turnstiles of the gate there's to get into the subway. adam klotz is live in the extreme weather center. i would probably take an uber if it looked like that. >> doesn't take a lot for me but i would call in sick. it's all from one giant system. we're looking at snow running across kentucky, indiana, ohio. the very heavy rain continuing to run up the coast. everything here in green are flood watches. so from philadelphia up to new york, up to portions of massachusetts, all spots where we saw that very heavy rainfall. here's the leading line. it will push north the overnight hours. unfortunately the temperatures are dropping. light snow in a couple spots. good news is, this is only going to be a couple days. it's mid april. so warm air just around the corner. shepard? >> shepard: the heavy coat this morning.

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it appears from what we're seeing at this 7:00 hour here in new york city in manhattan, in midtown, at trump tower, a four-alarm fire that is now out. one seriously injured. it was a three-alarm before. flames on the upper floors as you see here, and it looks like -- if we had to count down, unright there in the 50s in terms of what we are seeing where the fire was before it was put out. it looks therefore to be a residential unit. we're not sure exactly which floor, but what is most important is that the first family is okay, and the one seriously injured that we know of so far is all of the injuries that we are aware of at the moment, but of course this is coming to you in the last 15 minutes. jeff bennett, our white house correspondent, joins us now. we were speaking with your good colleague, monica alba, just moments ago. she was filling in what she knew and what the white house was saying in reaction to this. there is, of course, the tweet that came from president trump. what are you seeing and hearing? enchs we have not seen the president today. he sent out a couple tweets, and h

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especially happy that these people could join us in here, after mushing their sled dogs through the midtownto join us here at the ed sullivan igloo! ( cheers and applause ) truly the heroes. truly the heroes. most valuable players out there tonight. because, new york is gripped by a blizzard right now. everywhere you look, new york kids are making snowmen instead of their usual garbage bag men. ( laughter ) stay safe out there, everybody-- especially president trump, because there's a whole other storm that... ( cheers and applause ) that's headed his way. jim. >> porn star stormy daniels suing president trump. >> stephen: okay. i know we're getting numb to the trump presidency. it's a natural defense mechanism. but let those words sink in for a second-- "a porn star is suing the president." ( laughter ) we have not seen anything like this since the famous headline, "dewey boinks truman." ( laughter ) the woman in question here, again, is porn star-- and i'm going to guess future chief of staff-- stormy daniels. ( laughter ) ( applause ) she's proven. she's proven. she's proven she can hand

cell phone video captured the smoke and the flames rising from windows on the 50th floor of the midtown manhattan high-rise yesterday evening. more than 200 firefighters raced to the scene. four of them suffered minor injuries battling flames inside the burning apartment. >> it was extremely hot in the apartment. units pushing in are in great danger. the apartment they tell me was quite large. >> arson investigators are now looking for what sparked that fire. no members of the first family were at trump tower at the time. trump tower includes luxury apartments, offices, and a shopping center. >>> you're looking at what happened after an suv sheered off a fire hydrant in santa cruz yesterday morning. that jeep ended up on one side leaning against a power pole. santa cruz firefighters tell us the driver is okay after they spent about ten minutes freeing him from his suv. pg&e should off power in the nearby area so a tow truck crew could remove the jeep and part of so cal avenue remained closed for clean-up after the crash. >>> canada is in mourning this morning after at least 15 people di

cell phone camera catches the smoke and flames on the 50th floor of the midtown manhattan high-wise. more than 200 firefighters raced to the scene. four of them suffered minor injuries while battling flames inside that apartment. >> it was extremely hot in the apartment. units pushing in are in great danger but they do, nonetheless. the apartment, they tell me, was quite large. >> arson investigators are now on the scene. no members of the first family were at trump tower at the time. trump tower includes luxury apartments, offices, and a shopping center. >>> you're looking at what happened after an suv sheared off a fire hydrant in santa cruz yesterday morning. that jeep ended up on one side leaning against a power pole. santa cruz firefighters tell us the driver was okay after they spent about ten minutes freeing him from his suv. pg&e shut off power in the nearby area so a tow truck crew could remove the jeep and part of so cal avenue remained closed for clean-up after the crash. >>> canada is in mourning after at least 15 people died and 14 others were injured when a bus carrying

. >>> cell phone video captured the smoke and flames rising from windows on the 50th floor of the midtownigh-rise. more than 200 firefighters raced to the scene. four of them suffered minor injuries while battling flames inside the burning apartment. >> it was extremely hot in the apartment. ints pu units pushing in are in great danger but they did nojs. the apartment was quite large. >> reporter: arson investigators are looking for what sparked today's fire. noevtz first family were at trump tower when the fire started. trump tower includes luxury apartments, offices and a shopping center. >>> turning now to our weather because after a few wet days you can see there the rain has moved on. tonight our live look from our emeryville camera. >> but is there more rain on the way? let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma. >> i feel like wet is an understatement to what we saw yesterday and part of today, especially in the morning we just got soaked across the entire region. look at storm totals from the 48-hour period alone. bodega bay, more than 5 1/2 inches, san francisco and oakland thre

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adam clayton powell sir and he will move abyssinian baptist church from church from its roughly midtown location where central park is in the 50s up to harlem and they will build a building in 1925. in fact, a building that all these children are standing in front of. adam clayton powell sr. was a traditional pastor. now, harlem had several large churches, all kinds of different churches, st. phillips episcopal, abyssinian and the list of churches could go on. a sizable roman catholic church. all black in this neighborhood but abyssinian had the stories history because it will become the storied history of his son adam clayton powell jr. adam clayton powell jr. will inherit the church and this is a very interesting thing, churches and religion become -- a number of religion become the family business so if i'm the son or daughter of a rabbi, i might become a rabbi, if i'm the son or daughter of a baptist minister, i might become a baptist minister, and i will learn even if i don't become that, i will learn politics at the foot of my father or grand father or whoever it was. adam clayton

flames erupting from the 50th floor of trump tow near midtown manhattan, grinding fifth avenue to a halt as bystanders watched black smoke billow from the windows. debris falls to the street. >> that didn't look natural. it was shooting out and the glalsz sta glass started falling down. >> reporter: the new york siloe fire department was arrived around 5:05 and arrived within minutes. >> the apartment was virtually entirely in fire. they were knocking down the fire. >> reporter: inside the apartment a 67-year-old art dealer was found unconscious. the tower is home to the president and first family in d.c. at the time. fire officials say the secret service reported no damage to the president's penalty house on the 66th floor. the president tweeting this shortly after, fire at trump tower is out. very confined. well built building. firemen and women did a great job. in all, some 200 firefighters and ems personnel responded. >> the apartment they tell me was quite large. so there is quite a lot of furniture. >> reporter: this mother who lives on the 37th floor said she feared foul play. >>

this happened at one of the sub sway stations here in midtown manhattan.ow an african-american man was getting into a confrontation, an argument, with a 21-year-old hispanic man on the train. he then followed him on the platform and witnesses say the man in that "make america great again" hat punched this hispanic man and pushed him onto the tracks. investigators are treating this as a hate crime, because according to witnesses, he was making derogatory statements toward this man here. police putting this description out, putting this picture out as well again, the suspect wearing a "make america great again" and t-shirt as well, obviously a slogan for trump during the campaign. investigators are treating this as a hate crime, but they still want to find this man, obviously, to speak to him and possibly even file charges, fred. >> polo sandoval, thank you. appreciate it. >>> we'll be right back. with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which str

meanwhile every other corner in midtown has a cart from a man who barely speaks english, but it's diversitys impressive intellectual class than ours currently does? mark steyn has a studied history of the intellectual class and he joins uses tonight. what's the verdict on that? >> i haven't read the new yorker in a long while, but i can safely say this piece would never have run under harold ross or tina brown and the good old daysys. he is upset because the restaurant's corporate purpose begins with the words to glorify god. it still begins with the words to glorify god because god is so 2013. anthony kennedy ruled that gauze is -- it's offensive to serve a chicken sandwich made by a guy who believes in the same definition of marriage as barack obama and hillary clinton did ten years ago. this guy is saying we can't tolerate christian traditionalists serving us their homophobic chicken sandwiches. a so-called christian pervasive traditionalists can be a holy which a producer, he can't be a columnist, he can't be a broadway choreographer, and now he can even make you a lousy homophobic chic

the law office that michael cohen has at 30 rockefeller center, and as well as a hotel there in midtownhattan where he's been living. we also are told, according to "the wall street journal," that there was another search that was conducted at michael cohen's home. so at least, according to steven ryan, his attorney, there were multiple search warrants that were issued, that were conducted today as part of this investigation by the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan. according to sources who have talked to gloria borger, a lot of this has to do with stormy daniels. this had to do with payments that were made to stormy daniels, $130,000 that was done right before the election. it also -- they also were looking for communication specifically between michael cohen and the president, michael cohen and people involved in the campaign, all of this relating to election laws. and that's important because this $130,000 payment was not just a fix by michael cohen, a long-time personal lawyer of the president. this was potentially a violation of federal election laws, because it constituted some

man who reminded us of the anniversary of that event, say nothing of the fact that it was here in midtown presidential historian and author michael beschloss. michael, teach a little civics here. why is that both important and so relevant 57 years later to where we are right now? >> well, if kennedy came back, he'd see a president in president trump who's screaming about the press all the time and talking about fake news and running press conferences like today that are very different from jfk. you know, when kennedy said that in 1961, he and we had just been through the bay of pigs, that failed invasion of cuba, and what he was saying in that speech was, i won't like it, but you should report even more about the flaws in my programs because you might prevent them. >> i was amazed to hear from one of our producers that in a phone call today, you said there were broader lessons from what we just witnessed this week, the nomination of dr. ronny jackson to the much larger job, head of the second largest bureaucracy in all of government, to be the head of veterans affairs. >> nominations show

for all of us working in a depression era building in midtown manhattan that was built for the era and has been retrofitted somewhat, this youtube campus was part of the new wave. we easterners all looked at it with wonder. they had stationery bicycle, comfortable furniture, actual food for the employees for the taking. and i'm guessing that this is right up there with among the very best. >> yeah, it is. i just was there speaking at youtube to the employees. i went there to talk about the press and youtube challenges. and so it is a very open environment, very colorful, they have big screens and videos. an actual slide. outdoor areas to eat, basketball courts. and this happens to be a very small campus compared to google which is a very large collegelike campus. this is just a building on the street. and kept there because youtube founders wanted to be run separately and google agreed that youtube even though it is owned by google, that it should be run separately. so they tried to cultivate a different culture than other parts of google. >> kara swisher, thank you. it's been great to