. >>> we have a story unfolding midtown manhattan in new york city.e have mary thompson to tell us what's going on. mary? >> hey, bill. this is happening at the hearse building, located at 300 west 57th street. it might be familiar to a number of our viewers. there you see the fire department, about to lower a rope to a window washer who is stuck on a scaffold at the 45th floor of that building. there you can see. so what they're going to do is lower the rope to secure him there. again, the call came in around 2:39 eastern today. as you look at the live shot there, with rescuers attempting to save, again, a window washer who is stuck on the scaffolding outside the 45th floor of the hearst building on west 57th in manhattan. we'll keep you abreast of any breaking news as this situation is developing. back to you. >> okay, mary, yeah, we understand a high-angle rescue makes that unusually difficult. now, there are about, what, 50 minutes to go before the closing bell. >> yes, there are. >> and we're looking at the dow selling off about 120 points. again

about 30 minutes from midtown manhattan. >> all right. you want him gone, not walking the earth anymore? okay. what do you got? >> i just have a picture. >> susan williams, a mother of four, meets with an undercover detective posing as an assassin for hire. the intended target, susan's estranged husband peter williams. who runs a successful business installing fences and delivering dumpsters. >> guess you cut yourself out of that picture? >> i did. >> she gives him that photo. in her mind, the murder's as good as happened. and she took such care to write the information on the back and explain it to the detective. >> so what's on the back here? >> i just put his birth date. >> she wrote down more information than he asked her for. right down to the color of the car he drives to his date of birth. >> but authorities are hesitant to charge susan with any crime until they say money changing hands. >> all right. so i should give you some money, right? >> yes. >> and then -- >> hundreds, huh? one, two, three, four, five -- >> you wanted ones?

a high angle rescue at midtown manhattan at the hurst building on 57th and 8th.thank god they got out. >>> reports that nsa spooks have virtually unfettered access to pipelines of facebook, google and microsoft and sent companies into spin overdrive. google's shot a letter to the fbi aad attorney general yesterday saying quote, google's numbers would clearly show our compliance with nsa request falls far short of the claims being made. is that right? one who should know is larry clinton, president and ceo of the internet security alliance. larry, great to see you. thanks for coming in. "the washington post," the gaapian and other publications claim the nsa, i'm quoting "washington post," direct access, that's a quote to google, facebook and all the others. google denies they have direct access. who's right? >> they may have direct access but that doesn't mean they have direct access to everything and what usually happens in a situation like this is that the federal government make as case, in this case they make their case first through the legal authorities. the

drama unfolding in midtown manhattan.ling kent for the latest on a scaffolding collapsed in new york city. >> reporter: to window washers basically became trapped when the platform that they were standing on collapsed. you can see it right there in our live video. essentially it split in two of the disposition. the good news, more than 100 people along with ems their on-site trying to deal with it. what is interesting, they are communicating with the two individuals who are stuck on the 45th floor. this is midtown manhattan, highrises everywhere. they are stuck on this angled platform. there is no report any injuries right now. but crews are on scene, and the platform is stock. they're trying to rescue them. thankfully they are both consciousnicating with responders right now. liz: jo ling kent, and look at that picture. very stunning. listen, we see some of these happening on occasion, but this one, one worker on one side trying to balance it out, and the other sort of looks like he is making his way down. perhaps their

this is midtown manhattan, the hearst tower. 46 stories. is near columbus circle. this is not the kind of thing you want to happen to you. what you are looking at is these two workers. they were on this scaffolding. i don't know what they were doing. maybe they were washing windows, we don't know. what we do know is that they're stuck. there was some kind of scaffolding accident. we've been watching, what, chad, for the better part of the last half our or so? >> oh, yeah, uh-huh. >> they've been sitting out there. what more have you seen? >> i have seen them wave at the helicopters. >> get me out of here. >> also twitter feeds going you wouldn't have to rescue me because i'd already have a heart attack and already be dead. really. these guys, obviously this is what they do for a living. they're used to living 500 feet up above on a scaffold. still, it appears to me when i took a live shot, wide shot from the wabc a little bit ago, there are two almost arms holding up both ends of the stacaffold. the middle has collapsed in some way. it appe

one major hotel is getting rid of >>> midtown manhattan, biggest hotel, 2,000 rooms, turns out the expensive are not giving them a lot of beef. they are cutting back on food. >> what is going on here? >> its disaster. people that arrive exhausted late at night need to go to speeches and need room service. we are suffering terribly. it's almost unspeakable. [ laughter ] >> neil: when i hear the pain of america screaming. first thing comes to mind whetherly get chicken wings at 1:00 in the morning in my room. those wings are outrageously priced by about the way. average on room service order is about $3 a person. >> unless they had a tray charge, $15 for the tray. overall, i feel like technology. >> neil: where did they put you up that had that? at doubletree they give you cookies to shut up on. >> we're moving towards the jetsons world, you go to the supermarket, several checkout. what the heck happened. pretty soon you will change your linen and have the same towels during checkout. >> neil: maybe the paperservice. >> it's going to be brown bag delivery. they won't have room service. >> neil

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hilton in midtown manhattan, biggest hotel is ditching room service. the expensive burgers aren't giving them a lot of extra beef. it's coming as the airlines are cutting back on everything from free food to free carry-on. ben, what is going on here? >> what is going on here is a disaster. those who travel a lot, arrive late at night exhausted. needing to go over the speeches the next morning need room service. we are suffering terribly. it's just almost unspeakable the forture we are going through. [ laughter ] >> when i hear the pain of america streaming on that, first thing it does in fact come to mind is what i will get the chickp wings at 1:00 in the morning delivered to my room. the wings are outrageously priced. average they make on room service is $3 a person. >> not far from us had a tray charge. $15 for the tray. can i keep it? they said no. shocked. i thought we were moving toward a jetson world but it's moving toward the flintstone's world. you go to the supermarket, self-check-out. what the heck happened. pretty soon you have to change you

. >> vacationers approach this summer as hilton is coming out of room service at their midtown manhattan hotel. it is a trend we can expect from other hotels, too. >> they are doing away with frills. >> family vacationers have been on a no-frills kick for years now. >> they think about the little things they can give up to save a few dollars to buy the extra attractions that they want to see. >> there was a survey of leisure travelers. what >> with a skip to save some money? newspaper service and fresh towels daily. >> people want free wifi and free breakfast. >> this year's vacationers will find gas far from free. for many, it will not make much of a difference. car.still like my i will keep paying it. >> chris clackum, wbal-tv 11 news. >> kids love room service. ree.s not fo 5:27. still ahead -- >> local reaction to the national phone and data collection scandal, coming up. >> we will talk about the impact from a tropical storm andrea. >> we will talk about your morning rush. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. good morning. wel

♪ >> >>> there> was high drama 500 feet above midtown manhattan as a pair of window washers became trappedscaffolding buckled. it played out on live news television, firefighters removed windows on the 44th floor and pulled them to safety. >>> now to one young girl's fight for life that captured so much attention across the country and left her family at the center of a big debate about children and organ donation from adults. thanks to a judge's intervention, she is getting the lungs she needs to survive. more from stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the lungs that doctors hope will save sarah murngahan's life were rushed to the hospital today. her mother announced the news. god is great. he moved the mountain, sarah got the call. she has been waiting for a donor at children's hospital in philadelphia. lungs damaged beyond repair from cystic fibrosis. her parents feared she would die before getting a transplant and took her case to the press. >> she has weeks to live, struggling and fighting with each breath and we have no greater chance of getting lungs today than we did when she was fairly hea

we're continuing to watch the window washers in midtown manhattan.ment but when there is we'll take you back. the self-proclaimed leashing, edward snowden, claims the u.s. government has been hacking into computers in hong kong. the u.s. hacking chinese computers for year. the south china newspaper reports it interviewed snowden in hong kong and reports details about how the interview was conducted are kept secret at snowden's request. snowden told two other newspapers he left his home and girlfriend in jesse heiman before he handed over -- hawaii before he handed over documents. he told the south china newspaper he did not want to leave hong kong adding i would rather stay and fight the united states government in the courts because i have faith in hong kong's rule of law. silver liberties groups call him a hero but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say the u.s. must prosecute anybody behind the leaks. snowden says he feels safe in hong kong. >> feels safe and plans to stay until he's asked to leave. he says he's had many chances the last couple

thank you for joining us on this beautiful sunday in midtown manhattan. the big puerto rican day parade here in manhattan, if you're wondering why the streets are closed. we're open for you. tha.we start this morning with ç big story that continues to evolve. yesterday the director of national intelligence james clapper has come toot answer criticism, of course, about this big nsa snooping scandal, the prism program as it was called internally. we learned about it because whistleblowers were worried that spying was happening on americans. he showed more anger toward the whistleblower than -- >> there's criminal prosecution of them in the works. mr. clapper made a simple point, which is, relax, america, go back to sleep, all is well. this isn't data mining, it's a computer government system. this we know to be entirely untrue from people who worked at the nsa gathering the information, including a guy we just last hour who worked there for hours. everything you do online is being collected by the u.s. government. here's the question. where are the safeguar

a look outside at midtown manhattan and that nasty weather is moving from the midwest to the east coastwe'll be tracking that throughout the morning. it is about nine minutes before the hour. listen to this story, ladies. there was a husband who sold what he thought was an empty watch box for $10 at a garage sale. but it turns outs that that box wasn't empty at all. there was a $23,000 engagement ring inside that box. >> i just started crying. he said why are you crying? i said my ring is in the box. he said you've got to be kidding me. the ring is in the box? >> wouldn't you be so upset. >> the couple says they are hoping the person who bought that box returns it. >>> a philadelphia guy makes a surprising find on the street. an 18-inch long alligator was in a puddle and apparently came up from the sewer. the gator will remain with the city's animal care and control team until it finds a permanent home. i think there was a movie about that. a gators in the sewer. a horror movie, i think. >> truth stranger than fiction. we are learning a lot about what the government can do with its cutt

. >> shepard: danger near the tom of a 46-story skyscraper in midtown, manhattan, when a high tech scaffoldllapsed and trapped not one but two workers for nearly two hours. you will be able to see how how the platform buckled in the middle of it sort of a v shape left. firefighters and others rushed to that roof to communicate with the two men. one city official said the men worked for the scaffolding company but he could not confirm whether they were window washers. though we think they were. rescuers said they eventually managed to strap the two guys into harnesses then removed the 4 by 4-foot piece of glass from the 44th floor of the building and pulled them safely inside. emergency medical worker says the two men are calm and all smiles all this for us? that's what they said. i guess from when they were watching, they noticed all the equipment and everything and everybody out there stands in the lobby waiting for them. >> you could see one of them talking on the stair cell phone and waving at us. hello. still trying to figure out why that collapsed. special system designed to fit the un

." >>> peel begin with two window washers who are trache in midtown manhattan. their scaffolding collapsed, buckling in the middle, leaving both men straded hundreds of feet in the air. rescue crews are already on the way to the scene. you can see the men are wearing harnesses, they appear to be okay. in fact we saw one of the them on his cell phone a few minutes ago. we'll keep checking in on the rescue efforts throughout the show. >>> now we turn to the world lead. you might not know his name, but he might know a lot of stuff about you. keith alexandre right now is facing questions from a senate committee. the appearance was scheduled before nsa contractor edward snowden leaked a trove of information about the agency's domestic spying information. but the leak was today's elephant in the room. alexandre argued that american lives have been saved because of nsa snooping. >> it's dozens of terrorist events that these have helped prevent. >> said that section 702 collection was critical to the discovery and disruption of the plot to bomb the new york city subway

o a crowd of people on a busy sidewalk in midtown manhattan.people hospitalized including an infant that has a head injury. >> the father got hit and hit his head. the baby got the stroller destroyed and we pulled him out. >> police say it was raining heavily at the time, and that likely played a factor in the crash. >>> florida, a soldier home from his fourth tour of duty in afghanistan embarks on his most important covert operation yet. surprising his daughter sofia at her miami beach preschool. family members, except day, filed into her classroom. >>> hey baby. hi. >> sofia is three. the family now together again. dad says it's time for a long overdue vacation. that's the fox watch across america. >>> he's no friend to america, iranian president known for his flaming rhetoric against israel and the united states is about to step aside. who will replace him? and will it really matter? i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to

even as we watch the market drop on wall street today, here in midtown, manhattan, heavy hitters fromancial services investor conference. we'll talk to a number of them coming up, bill. >> looking forward to that very much, maria. i'm bill griffeth here at the new york stock exchange. while all

so we sent jesse to midtown, manhattan to gauge public opinion. ♪ ♪ >> are you a big facebook guy?think so. >> big email guy. >> oh, yeah. >> i like facebook, the social media, yeah. >> facebook is almost like my life. i love facebook. >> i'm sorry to hear that. [ laughter ] >> you have got to be serious. >> do you have an iphone. >> no. >> what about email. >> my wife has it. >> you are old school. >> is he one in a million, skipper, just one in a million. >> big facebook guy? >> yeah. >> talk to a lot of chicks there. >> yeah. >> all right. easy, now. how would you feel if you found out that your private conversations, someone is looking at those? >> a little violated, i guess. >> do you have anything to hide out there? >> you a little violated i gue. >> anything to hide? >> pictures. >> all guys surf, you know. >> i have a big bomb. >> now, when you call someone on the iphone, who do you think hears that? >> i would hope just myself and the person i'm talking to. >> you would think that, but the federal government is actually sucking up and collecting all of these electronic com

a manhole explosion rocks the streets of midtown manhattan, blast sparked by a transformer.nearby building shook from the explosion. nobody was hurt but at least one car parked over the manhole cover was seriously damaged. in fact, it caught fire. over on 52nd avenue. >>> and kim kardashian a new mom. the reality star gave birth to a girl in los angeles just in time to celebrate father's day with her boyfriend kanye west. he was buy kim's side as the baby arrived five weeks early. they have not revealed what they are going to name the new little girl. alisyn. >> that would be a good name. imagine sitting down to a nice dinner right next to some screaming, crying kid. that won't be happening at one sushi bar in virginia. >> the new restaurant has banned not just kids but anyone under the age of 18 sparking outrage. joining us is the co-owner of the sushi bar bill blackburn. good morning, bill. how are you? >> good morning, guys. glad to be here. >> i understa what you're talking about. my kids can be hooligans where we go out to eat, have you to be judicious where you decide

it was a gray, chilly morning in midtown manhattan, and a line of unemployed, mostly white-collar workersound the radisson hotel. more than 1,000 middle managers, stock brokers, consultants, secretaries, and receptionists had come here hoping to find a job. >> if you are just arriving, please step this way. >> good morning. >> morning. sign your name. >> it was called a career fair, but there was no merriment here, only a whiff of desperation. >> do you have any openings in the i.t. department? >> many of these people had been out of work for months and burned through their liquid assets. their future, even bleaker than the present. alan weir, who turns 60 this month, showed us his latest 401(k) statement, which he hadn't had the courage to open up. >> i'm afraid. >> you gonna open it now? >> you want me to? let's do it. >> there's good reason for his trepidation. nearly half of his life savings have vanished in a matter of months. >> it went down again. >> how much are you down overall? >> oh... about $140,000. >> do you think you'll ever get it back? >> i mean, i'll probably never see i

now, check out this dramatic scene in midtown manhattan just a few hours ago. some window washers were stranded very high above the city. we're going to show you how that story ended next up on "kudlow." >>> will turkey find a compromise before violent protest erupts again? and after 16 years on the run a boston mobster finally gets his day in court. cnbc's seema modi joins us now with those stories and much more. good evening. >> good evening, larry. that's right. well, after nearly two weeks of mass protests, turkey's ruling party says it's now willing to hold a referendum over the istanbul development plan that started the recent protests. now, despite the apparent progress, larry, prime minister erdogan again ordered protesters out of the park today. >>> and the trifle legendary gangster james "whitey" bulger began in boston today. the 82-year-old faces a 32-count federal indictment. prosecutors say the mobster participated in 19 murders during the 1970s and '80s, but defense attorneys say the prosecution's witnesses are not credible. bulger was arrested in

even as we watch the market drop on wall street today, here in midtown, manhattan, heavy hitters from across the world have come for deutscheback's financial services investor conference. we'll talk to a number of them coming up, bill. >> looking forward to that very much, maria. i'm bill griffeth here at the new york stock exchange. while all good things apparently must come to an end, the dow's tuesday streak looks like it will end at 20 that we hit last week. the dow was down 153 points on the low of the day, it's been trying to claw back, but with an hour to go, we're down 109 right now. it's not looking good. we'll see. >> no, it's not. it feels like there's been a bit of a change in sentiment, but in a moment, i'll be speaking with the ceo of deutsche bank, and we'll talk about what he's seeing in the market right now. an all-star lineup of guests. deutsche bank's ceo, bob benmoshe, rob sands, bill gross. also on top later, also renowned analyst meredith whitney will join us as well. tomorrow we'll talk with the ceo of ubs. big show today. keep it here for all of that coming up.

>>tucker: it is reverberating through midtown manhattan this morning.teve: come down to 8th and 6th avenue. a busy and fun day ahead. >>alisyn: let's get to headlines. a developing story. early this morning italian police arrested two other men in the high-profile money laundering bust at the vatican. a bishop is accused of trying to smuggle $26 million into italy on a government plane. the plan never got off the ground. the arrests coming two days after pope francis ordered a massive investigation into the vatican's bank. >>> he is accused of murdering his own girlfriend but that is not stopping oscar pistorius from returning to the track. his family announced he plans to hit the track for a few hours a week as a way to destress but insist he has no plans to race competitively. he is facing a murder trial for the dearth of -- death of his girlfriend. >> new information about the company that screened edward snowden. they apparently did half the job. they were supposed to conduct two reviews of every candidate but from 2008 to 2011 they skipped the seco

. >> alisyn: or you can come down to midtown manhattan if you happen to be in the neighborhood.ry men, one of them. i think we can see why. >> brian: i'm trying to get alisyn for her birthday, some background singer on one of the tunes. but she says, i can't sing. now he's scared to put her on stage. >> alisyn: i can't sing, seriously. >> steve: a few weeks ago you were a back up performer, however. >> alisyn: i told him that i can play a mean cow bell. he's now trying to secure a cow bell somewhere in midtown manhattan so i can do that. >> brian: if he wanted to, he could get it in a second. >> alisyn: i'll be out there soon. >> steve: we've got a busy final hour and geraldo will come on over to the curvy couch. we've got lots to talk to him. first headlines. >> alisyn: all eyes are on wall street at this hour. this after suffering its worst two-day selloff this year. experts say wall street could be poised for a partial bounce back after the dow plunged more than 350 points yesterday. >> this morning the dow jones average may recover 100 points of its 500-point loss. the price

they will end food and drink service in its midtown manhattan location.pa tribune says rumors are swirling about who has won the jackpot. it's been two weeks since the $5 million drawing. the winner has not come forward. among the theories the winner does not know he or she has the winning ticket. oh, i don't think so. and the win hearse until mid-july to claim a lump sum payment. i think they're meeting with lawyers and money advisers and changing their numbers. >> and they're cracking down on ticket scalpers. about 400 shows will require fans to pick up their tickets with an imt k. among those, kid rock mumford & sons ras catl flats, and john mayer. >>> a financial meltdown in state and financial governments. her new book is called "fate of the states." also with us cbs contributor and analyst, mellody hobson. let me begin, meredith what's the significance of the overall economy? >> it means that there's going to be incredible opportunity in some parts of the country and real pain in other parts of the country. there's going to be a real economy in the

they were trapped for 90 minutes outside the 44th floor of theheart building in midtown manhattan.during the day. that's my other job. firefighters cut a hole in the window by the broken scaffold rescuing the men. nobody was hurt. charlie, i have to say, there's something very frightening, thrilling and scary at the same time seeing them. the oprah magazine offices aren o the 35th floor and i went up to the 36th. my iphone that you gave me i took the pictures. they said yeah nice job, gayle, but you posted the pictures sideways. i have some work to do. >> you get an a for initiative. oprah winfrey, you know her. she said she used to call you eyewitness gayle because if she wanted to know anything going on in the world, she would call gayle i wanted to stay in until they kicked me out. i left. we're glad they're okay. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour they call it apple picking. today there's a smartphone summit here in new york city. we'll ask john miller why law enforcement officials need help from phone manufacturers. >>> also who owns the trestles

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nyack sits on the hudson river about 25 miles north of midtown manhattan.i mentioned earlier, if you've crossed the tappan zee bridge, you've landed on the western side or departed on the western side from the village of nyack. there has been some kind of a natural gas explosion at that building there on the nyack college campus. reports that one woman either was blown out or fell out a window. it appears to be, to have affected mostly the ground floor there. you can see window frames lying on top of those cars there in the parking lot. one person taken away with injuries, but how badly these folks are hurt we do not yet know. jenna: right now the number wep have is seven people injured at this time. again, a big question about what caused it. although the fire department is responding, we haven't seen a live fire at the scene, nor did we get any reports of that. we just know that it was some sort of blast and something big enough that it was able to blow the windows, and apparently the door -- according to one witness -- off of this building. still a big q

. >> tucker: amazing what we pull off in the middle of midtown manhattan. to say. alli fired an arrow and impaled a taxi driver. we quickly ran inside and he didn't know where it came from. you never know if you are going to get hit by an arrow in midtown, manhattan. >> alisyn: excited to have bass pro here. you are fisherman extraordinaire. >> tucker: i'm a fly fisherman, i hope we will do fly rods out of there the irs scandal from the beginning, main line of defense in this administration has been this was confined to the cincinnati, ohio office. a bunch of rogue employees must have, you know, taken it on their own initiative to target conservatives somehow. not true, say those employees. >> clayton: we had pennsylvania representative mike kelly asking in the questioning of the irs head, the former commissioner at the time asking him how high does this go? does this go beyond senate? yeah, this goes to the top. and it sort of got brushed to the side now we know from interviews with lois lerner according to transcripts house investigators in ohio they say

there he is, senator frank lautenberg, recently just passed away and the funeral taking place in midtown manhattan'll have more information on the service as it becomes available. jon: right now there are some new concerns about the civil war raging in syria. a u.n. report find radical groups including some with ties to al qaeda are playing a bigger role in the day-to-day combat there these hard-line factions are gaining more control by working and fighting alongside the rebels , making it hard to know which side the u.s. should be supporting in the conflict. a conflict, that to date has claimed at least 80,000 lives. the united nations says there are reasonable ground to believe both sides have used chemical weapons. plus, the unrest in syria is becoming a magnet for foreign involvement and not just al qaeda-linked groups. with iran, hezbollah, russia and china said to be helping out the syrian regime. meanwhile there is brand new evidence the majority of foreign fighters dying on the battlefield were fighting for the region's hard-line faction linked to al qaeda. chief intelligence correspondent

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it is a beautiful day in midtown m manhattan. thank you for joining us. wars movie. a bridal party running for their lives. >> the happy newly weds being chased have run all the way to manhattan and they are on our show this morning. fox and friends starts right now. >> hi, this is new jersey governor chris christie and you are watching "fox and friends". >> it was so nice. we had to come out side. >> yeah, good morning. we have a lively and beautiful crowd here. >> thank you so much. >> nice to be with you ali. >> we have a lot to tell you about. new overnight. police have arrested a man accused of making a bomb threat during a flight. this flight was headed from tennessee to colorado. the man ran up and down the aisle claiming that he had a bomb in his backpack. it was moved to a remote area as a precaution. police searched the plane. none of the 136 passengers onboard was hurt. there have been two horrible chemical plant explosions in atlanta and they were one day apart. the pressure built up causing it to explode like a popped tire. >> this was contai

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. >>> a dramatic rescue 45 stories above midtown manhattan.n 57th street. two window washers trapped outside a skyscraper where the scaffolding collapsed. you saw it here live. it took 90 minutes for responders to rescue them by cutting a hole in a window up top. but e.m.s. say the men were in good spirits when authorities arrived. and they are, by the way, trying to figure out why that thing cracked in half. >>> do you want to move like jagger? we now know how rock n'roller mick jagger stays in shape. ♪ ♪ ♪ i can't get no satisfaction ♪ >>steve: the rolling stones front man revealing he stays fit by doing ballet. he also does yoga and pilates six days a week. does he have a tutu? no comment. gretch, over to you and the judge. >>gretchen: here we are with the gavel. the secret's out. google, one of the biggest companies caught up in the spying scandal, revealing how exactly they hand over data to the government. the company saying in a statement that we deliver that information to the united states government generally through secure s.t.p. tr

maintenance workers were trapped nearly 500 feet off the ground on the 45th floor of the building in midtown manhattanterday after the scaffolding appeared to have snapped in half. >> that's a bad day. >> they were left suspended in the air for close to an hour and a half, but firefighters eventually were able to cut open a window. >> oh, my lord. >> and pull them to safety. oh, my lord is right. >> you don't like heights. >> no. >> japan times, the record holder for the world's oldest living person died yesterday after reaching the age of 116. he was born in 1897. the title of oldest living person is held by a 115-year-old japanese woman from osaka, japan. >> to willie for the politico playbook. >> a foot ♪ the oldest living american, mike barnicle. >> oh. >> little history made here as well. sorry, mike. cheap shot. joining us us now the editor in chief john harris. >> good morning, willie. >> let's talk immigration as it pertains to senator marco rubio, a lot of people pointing out he contradicted himself over the weekend saying something to a spanish language audience different to english speaking

wu head of global ratings and research at bank of america, merrill lynch from his office in midtown manhattanuestion. there is a case that it is the strategically secularly stronger dollar that has upset the apple cart, sond what is the trend here? >> well, it is mixed against a variety of currencies. the dollar is strong against merging market currencies for the most part up until about yesterday. strong against the commodity currencies and pretty much sideways versus the euro the weaker, and obviously the yen is strengthening as of late. so it a mixed bag there. >> and how much further is the dollar going to strengthen in your view from here? >> well, on the multi-year basis, this is the beginning of the long-term trend and anyway to upwards to 20% on the trade-weighted basis and a lot of appreciation, but it is slow. what you are seeing here is that the initial phase as the fed retracts from the qe, you are starting to see initially people that are selling bonds and the initial instance and the dollar will appreciate slowly. >> david d, do you share that vw and does it depend what happens

as we check out a beautiful view from top of the rock on a great morning here in midtown manhattan.'s going to clear that rain out just in time for friday morning's concert from maroon 5. >> not so much. >> really? still going to be raining? >> still going to be raining friday morning. >> really? >> way to nail you down on that forecast. >> you betcha. >> does that mean we'll be backup singing from maroon 5 on friday? >> no, i don't think it will so heavy they can't perform outside. i think they performed in the rain once before. >> maybe they'll do an encoure. >> coming up, if you were on the train or somewhere in public and you overheard someone -- a guy talking about cheating on his wife, what would you do? there is a woman who posted a picture of that man, put it on facebook. it's now been shared hundreds of thousands of times and she basically put a message that said, ladies, if this is your husband, he's cheating on you. what do you think about this idea of public shaming? we'll get into that. >> does she know the context? does she know where it comes from? >> she believes she

it's overcast today in midtown, manhattan. you are anywhere in the neighborhood. we would love to have you a lot of food on the plaza. >> tucker: a lot of food. please come soon. lay clay it is hot though, i don't know that there is any place hotter in the world than death valley. let's check in with like rikers mouth. hot. >> a lot of the country is hot this weekend. the worst of it is all across parts of the southwest. you said at death valley, california, it is the hottest place ever on earth. hottest temperature ever recorded. doesn't mean there wasn't another hotter spot at some point. 134 degrees all time record. take a look at the weather maps and see what's going on. this morning parts of the southwest already this morning still or again hot 91 in phoenix. 91 in las vegas and across the colorado river valley today things are going to heat up into the mid 120s. death valley borders nevada there all time record 134 degrees. happened 1913; few klees degree that i don't think that 134 is going to happen a lot of people the

we're a long way from midtown manhattan.ay john wayne used to do it. getting breezy out here. >> i know just kind of gusted. >> our thanks to them for setting us up with the good-looking animals and most pornly thanks to the animals for putting up with these two, beeps. >> hey willie, your dad called and he wants his hat back. >> listen, al, al it was better than the alternative. let me just say that. i'll bring the other one back. >> that is required head gear. >> in full disclosure i have one as well. i just haven't worn it on camera. >> you need a mule. >> it's a good hat. you did a terrific job. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> coming up next, is your toddler already lying to you? embezzling? >> who are you raising in your home. [ female announcer ] ladies, say "hello" to crystal light liquid for those of us who still love playing dress up. introducing crystal light liquid. six flavors. zero calories. for every shade of you. suave professionals infused moroccan argan oil into our new moroccan infusion line. the resul

just doing what we do an awful lot around here, hanging out by a swimming pool in midtown manhattan.i'll willie geist. i'm natalie morales. this half hour, a lot of you out working for work right now, whether a new college grad or somebody looking for a new job, we are going to help you nail that first job interview. >> also coming up, a lot of fun here in the pool, our kids are already testing out some of the fun damage et cetera and gizmos. and we said we were going to get a little wet and have a little pool party. >>> also, going to talk about wedding etiquette, how often do you get an invite that says black tie optional? >> never know what it mean he is. >> beach casual. take a look at these two models and tell us what you think is for what kind of wedding 'cause we are confused by this. >> what kind of gift to bring, a december at this point nation wedding, do you have to bring? before we do that and get in this pool, send it back down to orlando. al has a look at the weather. hey, al, >> not only that, i have new friend with me here. of course, simpsons the ride here, they have

manhattan and new york city real estate. >> a lot of money coming in from overseas. who would ever thought there was a shortage in midtown. take a look at the cranes other than the financial. >> there's one in manhattan. there must be more in the hudson yard's development up in the west side and that's a lot of the number of the real estate companies are involved and that's in the early stages, but that is moving forward. the crystallization of the larger issue. they've been stubbornly low. commercial real estate has been the biggest hold. when you get off the desk with big banks, they don't want to lend on them or they'll claim, we have open arms and then you have to do a spec in commercial real estate. i have a plan and no one wants to hear your plan. anybody that's been involved in commercial real estate knows this is the crux of what obama and the government should worry about. if not, you do infrastructure spending. when you do a commercial real estate project, that's when people are employed. >> right. >> and by the way, on the subject of the chinese buying here and i would come back to smithfield foods and the sto