we will take you live to midtown manhattan. as soon as we do see dick fuld.avago buying broadcom, $37 billion. the largest semiconductor deal ever. our own jon najarian had been bullish on it for a few months, let's listen. >> broadcom is performing here, the stock has made a phenomenal nof move this year from the 20s. broadcom did just about everything right. i still like tech, i like broadcom a little more than intel because of the communication chip side of their business, they're killing it. >> all right. doc, you and pete talk about the chips a lot? you saw some unusual activity yesterday in some of the chips. >> we did. >> i want to get both of your opinions. >> well broadcom it was part of my playbook playoff last year. i'm saep to say into the takeover it was still in our customers' portfolio over at the wealth management side of the business. we thought the stock could be a $55, $60 number back when it was $25. this year it came true and with the avago takeover. yesterday's strong activity in inn nvidia. and as far as tech goes, this is one of the cr

olivia: midtown manhattan's latest condo tower. we will take you inside 53 west 53rd street.he cheapest place will call you a cool $3 million. ♪ olivia: the newest condo in mid- -- midtown manhattan is ready to open its doors. the skyscraper is opening right next to the museum of modern art nearly 10 years after planning on the building began. we spoke to the men who built this property. 53 west 53rd is a unique new residential building. the amount of renovation that makes it modern. location, right next to the museum of modern art, makes it one of the best locations in the midtown area. an extension of the mind. outside.ture is >> we put all the structure of the frame into a small, unexpected. beams and class. -- beams and glass. the challenge was to design apartments within this structure would respect the beauty and scale of this structure. there is almost no two similar apartments in the building because on every floor the shape and layouts are different. do a kind ofo dialogue with the buildings around. ,ou frame with different shapes the city and neighboring buildings.

we look at the preview of the newest luxury condominium tower that is set to rise in midtown manhattanto the museum of modern art. anchor bettykets liu is in washington today at the peterson's fiscal summit. a gathering of the best minds on policy to discuss out both sides of the aisle can find wheel pollution -- real solutions to economic problems. not an easy task, betty. betty: not at all. we have some of the biggest mines here. i just got off the stage with alan greenspan, who also there is not enough urgency in washington. we have the monetary policy side that seems complete and is moving along, but the fiscal side is stuck. there is no urgency they can claim in washington. i asked the former chief of staff to george w. bush, she was in the audience and i believe she is still in there, about how to get that kind of immediacy, that feeling back in washington. this is what he said. >> the reality in washington, d.c., the president does not lead, then no one else will. unitedt president of the states had better lead on this issue because we cannot afford the consequence of low leader

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midtown manhattan, in the first, the caps score first, they usually win.hkin rips it, boom, the caps get the first one 1-0 washington. in the second, the rangers on the power play. the back door was wide open, he gets past braden holtby, tied at 1-1. over time, winner take all. the juicy rebound from the shot up front stepan, rangers win 2-1, and the capitals head home. john wall played tonight and atlanta, game five of the best-of-seven series with the hawks. philips arena, john wall started. he brings penetration into the game plan. 15 points, seven assists, made the hawks defend. the wizards trailing by two with nine seconds left. where is paul pierce ? splash. eight seconds left. they thought it was over. watch the follow. yes, sir, the hawks steal one at home, breaking the hearts of the wizards, taking game five. 82-81. >> it hurts, but we have another opportunity. now it is time for us to play desperate. we have to do whatever. tim: bradley beal. nats win another series. bases loaded, michael taylor came into the game. way back, grand salami. the nat

representatives for the iconic store say the rent is too height in their midtown manhattan location.rently employs about 200 people. toys r us which bought the store back in 2009 says it will be searching for a new location in midtown manhattan. one that is more affordable. >>> it's been a record-breaking week at christie's auction house in new york city. wait until you hear this. christie's reached a milestone raking in more than $1.7 billion in fine art sales in just one week. officials for the auction house say they also received dozens of huge bids. there were 40 bids above $100 million for picasso on monday night and over 45 bids for a rockwell which sold for $82 million on wednesday. >> google's new self driving car goes for a spin in california this week. this tiny two cedar is more like a pod than car. doesn't have a steering wheel or gas pedal. the car can brake drive on its own and even recognize hazards on the road without any help from humans. google is working toward driver less cars within the next five years, but not -- it isn't giving up any details about the possible

new york police open fire in midtown manhattan whan person wielding an axe at an officer. >>> and julia roberts with a countdown for david letterman. this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday may 14th 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. the amtrak train was going twice the speed limit. he slammed on the breakakes but it was too late. it was travel 1g 06 miles per hour when it hit the curve. the speed limit is 55 miles per hour. at least seven people were killed, many more than 200 others were injured. rail service along the new york corridor is suspended forcing thousands to seek alternate transportation. crews worked hard at the crash ite. don champion is there with the latest. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alison. investigators say it's too early to tell if it alone caused the accident. ntsb investigators say their work is just beginning. crews used heavy machinery overnight to remove the wreckage from the train 188. they're being moved to a different location for further inspection. cbs news has learned his name is brandon bostian. it sh

sc johnson, a family company >>> a terrifying moment in midtown manhattan this morning. the cables on a crane lifting an air-conditioning unit apparently snapped and the unit fell some 30 stories to the ground below. ten people were hurt in the accident. two were con construction workers. the rest pedestrians. people in passing cars hit by falling debris. the crane is now leaning against the high-rise building. >>> floods and severe weather in texas has devastate the lone star state. 27 people have died and ten are still missing tonight. preliminary damage estimates show that the flooding from recent rains in the houston area over the weekend are at least $45 million. >>> are these big storms? >> the ones we have tonight? >> yeah. >> they are a couple of big ones in the mountains. nothing severe. the stuff in the metro is isolated to montgomery county. looks like a decent evening. i mean, warm and muggy out there. temps in the 80s for most of us. we have one more really uncomfortable day and then it's going to get closer to where it should be. average high now is 80. her

tisch, chairman of loews hotels, gave me a tour of the newly renovated loews regency in east midtown manhattanwe go, betty. after you. >> all right. newly renovated rooms. you have designed -- you picked out almost everything in this room. >> i can tell you stories behind the carpet, behind the finish on the dresser, behind artwork, behind the pillows. so you start with carpet. you have a color idea. they will come in and there might be a gray scheme. it will be presented as a warm grey scheme and then a cool gray scheme. >> this is what? >> this is a cool gray scheme. >> the regency has 380 rooms, each one brand-new, with almost all of the design elements selected personally by tisch himself. the most expensive part -- the marble bathrooms. >> the bathroom has become a point of competition. a lot of new hotels have big bathrooms and they sparkle. we wanted the bathrooms to -- >> i noticed there was a television. >> we have televisions in the mirrors. every bathroom has a tv in it. >> one thing i have to ask is do you test the mattresses out? >> i have tested many. my wife and i have stayed in

population has grown 16% just since 2000 from river to river, tasker to girard second only to midtown manhattan. millennials are now staying after they graduate college and empty nest rerz blocking to the city. >> people trying to consolidate the live work experience and what philadelphia is able to provide is place with great employment, great shopping and arts and culture and now growing job base the. that's a positive time for the city. >> construction is booming. developers are trying to keep up. this is a mix used building going up 11 and chestnut and has 11 apartments and 90,000 square feet of retail and shrug ready next spring. john coners is thrilled and already on to the next project. >> here we already have five additional buildings under contract that will be about 70,000 feet of brand new creative office space and another 20,000 feet of retail. >> there's been a 63% increase since 1996 in arts and cultural convenient use with 403 groups now offering events and attendance is booming. philadelphia now has nearly 1,000 restaurants and bars, including 369 outdoor cafes and travel magazi

new york police open fire in midtown manhattan when a person wielding a hammer at an officer. >>> and julia roberts with a countdown for david letterman. this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, may 14th, 2015. captioning funded by cbs th 2015. good >>> good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. the amtrak train was going twice the speed limit. the train's data recorder indicates the engineer slammed on the brakes but it was too late. the train was traveling at 106 miles per hour when it hit the sharp curve. the speed limit is 50 miles per hour. the engineer has been identified but it's unclear if he's cooperating with investigators. at least seven people were killed, many more than 200 others were injured. rail service along the new york corridor is suspended forcing thousands t seek alternate transportation. crews worked through the night at the crash site. don champion is in philadelphia with the latest. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alison. while the speed alone is the latest, investigators say it's too early to tell if it alone caused the accid

they're closing its flagship location in midtown manhattan. perhaps the most famous toy store in the nation saying the rent has gotten too high. toys "r" us, which bought f.a.o. schwartz in 2009 said they're looking for a new location, but not quite yet. >>> if mayweather/pacquiao was supposed to be the fight of the century, then this is the most unlikely fight of the century. former presidential candidate mitt romney is boxing former heavyweight champ evander holyfield tonight in salt lake city. it's for real, and it's for charity. romney is 16 years older and 57 pounds lighter. they will be using full protective gear. >>> scary moments caught on camera when u2's the edge went off the edge. it happened during a concert in vancouver last night when he took a bad step right off the stage. it comes six months after bono was badly injured in a bike accident. he's back on stage, but still recovering. meantime, the edge posted a photo of his bruises on instagram with the caption, "didn't see the edge. i'm okay." >>> when we come back, farewell to t

i'm a block away in midtown, manhattan from what was a terrifying situation a few hours ago.ust after 10:30 this morning when a heavy piece of machinery was hoisted by a crane to the hop oftop of this building on madison avenue. the man machinery sheered the side of the building before hitting the ground below. metal, glass and fiberglass showered the street. another said it looked like a giant dust cloud coming down. >> cars destroyed. i hope nobody's hurt. >> reporter: ten people were injured, including two construction work withers. fortunately the street was partially closed at the time because of an accident so traffic was minimized. the victims were transported to nearby hospitals. officials, including the mayor, visited the site earlier today and said the city will conduct a full investigation. they added luckily the situation could have been much worse. >> ida siegel in new york city thanks nmplgts downtown atlanta this afternoon, heavy rain caused severe flash flooding that left cars stranded yournd water on the city's highways. to the west in texas, isolated thunder

on monday the mayor attempted to ride the subway from city hall to a speaking event in midtown manhattan. but ended up having to abandon the trip 20 minutes later after a train never arrived. de blasio reportedly e-mailed several aides complaining about the wait and the fact that once he resurfaced his security detail had left. the e-mail included one intended recipient. a "new york times" reporter. the mayor's subway ordeal comes at a time when local transit advocates are criticizing his administration for too few resources. joe and mika will ask de blasio about that and more in their interview on "morning joe." always look who you see, folks. good advice. >>> let's go to business and jeff who joins us from london. we'll get to the business headlines in a moment. but we'd be remiss if we didn't get your take on the u.k.'s general election as we get into the final day of campaigning. a lot of political junkies have been fixated on this. how do you see this turning out? scotland seems to hold all of the cards. >> it's an interesting point. i'm not sure if scotland will be the kingmaker in

another crane accident in midtown manhattan injuring people below. and two cities starved for a basketball championship, two superstars ready to lead the way. golden state and cleveland set for the finals captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: hi, everyone, i'm jeff glor. there is developing news in our nation's capitol tonightment an unusual sunday session. the senate took up a measure to extend controversial provisions of the patriot act due to expire at midnight. but first politicians from both sides of the aisle stopped to remember beau biden. there's been an outpouring of grief for the vice president's eldest son including from majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> the senate offers its presiding officer and every member of his family our prayers and our sympathy. >> glor: beau biden passed away yesterday from brain cancer. his ill, had not been widely publi sides. he is the first child of a sitting president or vice president to die since president john f. kennedy's son patrick passed away two days after his birth in

. >> reporter: innocent bystanders instantly made eyewitnesses in the heart of midtown manhattan in the middle of the day. >> we have a perp down. >> reporter: police had been on the lookout for the 30-year-old allegedly involved in at least four hammer attacks in manhattan on monday. when these two officers recognized and then confronted him, police say the suspect immediately pulled out this hammer. >> he violently attacked them, unprovoked. >> reporter: police say the suspect, known for a history of psychological problems, has at least eight prior arrests. that suspect is now in critical but stable condition at the hospital. as for the female officer -- david? >> linsey thank you. >>> we turn now to nepal and the all-out search for the six american marines flying a american military helicopter like this one, vanishing without a trace as they rushed to the scene of that deadly earthquake. the search suspended for the night as the mystery deepens for that entire team on board. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: another day of searching these r

they're closing its flagship location in midtown manhattan. the most famous toy in the nation said its rent has gotten too high. it's looking for a new location but nothing official quite yet. >>> if mayweather pacquiao was supposed to be the fight of the century, then this is the most unlikely fight of the century. mitt romney is boxing former heavyweight champ evander holyfield tonight in salt lake city. it's for real and it's for charity. romney is 56 years older and lighter. >>> scary moments caught on camera when u2's the edge went off the edge during a concert in vancouver last night when he took a bad step right off the stage. it comes six months after bono was badly injured in a bike accident. he's back on stage, but still recovering. the edge posted a photo of his bruises on instagram with the caption, didn't see the edge. i'm okay. >>> when we come back farewell to the king. a look back at the life and music ♪ ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small businesses every day through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant rec

the rent has become too high in their famous midtown manhattan location. fao schwartz gained attention due to a visit from tom hanks in the classic "big." it currently employs about 200 people. toys r us that bought the store in 2009 says they will be searching for a new location in new york city. i'm patricia stark and now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. >>> mitt romney lost to another black man only this one is not a secret muslim bept on destroy -- bent on destroying america from within. the former candidate got on the canvas with evander hollyfield with a charity boxing match. we actually don't know who won. it finished after we taped so we will focus on thursday's weigh in between the 179-pound republican and the 236-pound heavyweight champ. >> ladies and gentlemen square off gentlemen. this is it. romney versus hollyfield. >> wow pretty intimidating. romney had tough fighting words for his opponent. >> to have a man like evander hollyfield come here, heavyweight champion of the world, time and time again and someone o

the past few months, so let's find out what the experts have to say so there was a meeting in midtown manhattan regarding this. going to talk about all of that contact and go back where youst interview said long palladium and short platinum, now that was three years ago, but what do you think now? andortunately, it worked, we think that for the most part, in terms of where it is valued today, it is due to chinese investment command -- investment demand. this is one of the scarcest elements of the earth that it -- earth and it costs more than haveto produce and it will a 60% discount over the next year, so platinum versus gold is a better investment value. >> many people have said this is from the real estate move their incident stocks? dwight: about a million ounces a year and a six ounce market, and the chinese were buying similar to the demand in gold. something that will probably turn around in the short-term, in the next few weeks or months, that over the next 12 months, we speak about so ifical inevitability, something has to move forward in these costs, that could create an elegant return

. >> yeah, it was kind of, he came out after the speech today at this microcap conference in midtown manhattan he had a scowl on his face and believe it or not, when he saw me he smiled shook his head and we shook hands and he jumped in his car, actually he fell and jumped into his car. you got the feeling today by watching him speak it was a pretty rough day for him. the first time he spoke since the lehman brothers collapse in 2008, and, you know, as i predicted early on today, maria's show he didn't address much about lehman brothers as a lot of people thought he would. why is that? if you read my story on foxbusiness.com which gets into post-lehman life working in the penny stock business, and one deal that ended tragically with one of the people associated with it committing suicide as fox business was reporting. dick fuld, in that story dick fuld faces pending regulatory investigations by the sec, securities and exchange commission and elsewhere. for him to talk about it would have been problematic. he did speak about stuff about lehman, he defended his tenure there said lehman wasn't ba

stephanie ruhle is in midtown manhattan for a gathering of some of the top monti's investors in the world top commodities investors in the world. stephanie: i am here with andaran oil.from -- energy. pierre: u.s. collection is declining and they are ignoring the fact that saudi, kuwait and uae are increasing production. so far, the market has gone up. accounts in the u.s. will go up soon and we will see u.s. collection going back up by october probably. i think we will be in a market where u.s. oil will go up and opec and it will be difficult to carry the price higher. stephanie: when you see well-known investors say they see that all market going higher, doesn't make you want to change your thesis? pierre: not really, it's about making money. you have to be flexible in this business. it's very complicated. right now, there's not a lot of people who speak about the saudi policy and the fact that they are increasing production. they are increasing production because of good demand but i don't think so. i think it's because they are worried about demand. impactie: how will it oil if the ira

jenna: what is happening in midtown manhattan in new york city after a police involved shooting we firsts ago on happening now. the police commissioner bill bratton is speaking about the event that transpired over the last hour or so. we told you over the last several days in new york city there have been reports of a man wielding a hammer and randomly attacking innocent people around manhattan. according to the police commissioner four victims of those attacks over the last several days. after officers saw this individual they thought was a suspect in the attack, the approached the man who turned and tried to attack them. one female officer was the target of that attack, and he lunged towards her according to the commissioner and her partner opened fire on the suspect. at suspect was shot, apparently not dead but in the hospital. that is the latest information we have. as we hear more we will bring it to you but a hate and sensitivity to police shootings right now. we will keep you posted as we learn more. >> we have inspectors doing the same thing they have been doing for years and yea

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nypd officer shooting and killing a man who attacked another police officer with a hammer in midtown manhattan. that man, david barrel had been suspected of attacking civilianses with a hammer earlier this week. the split decision police have to make in situations like that, include whether -- when to shoot, we were scheduled to bring that special to you today, but we pushed it back. i went to the morris county training academy in new jersey to experience the same state of the art training in situations police may face. we'll bring you the full story tomorrow. you don't want to miss it. we'll bring you the full story tomorrow. you don't want to miss it. >>> keep crawling, okay? get out. >> here. hold on. hold on. here. go, go, go, go, go. >> hours after amtrak train 188 went off the rails, it had already become a political football on capitol hill. by sheer coincidence, the house preparations committee was scheduled to take up a transportation bill today that includes funding for amtrak. >> the budgets that this majority continues to present consistently subsidize more and more special interes

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a construction crane slamming into the side of an office bidding in midtown manhattan. the accident sent a massive air conditioning and heating unit crashing to the street down 30 stories. officials say at least ten people were hurt but thankfully the injuries we are told are not life threatening. >>> authorities lifting a shelter in place order at tufts university in massachusetts. this after police say two young men were stabbed in the neck there. one seriously wounded. investigators say they're looking for a person of interest. >>> and police arresting former nba player chris gatlin. they said he juggled multiple online businesses for credit card numbers. he played for the nba for 11 years for a variety of teams. including the miami heat the milwaukee bucks. he was an all-star for the dallas mavericks in 1997. now facing charges of fraud, identity theft and forgery. >>> a fox news alert. on our top story, right now the senate is debating the fate of the nsa's data collection program. senator leahy at the podium now. it is one of several provisions set to expire at mi

you are looking at a manhole cover fly into the air after an underground explosion in midtown manhattany heard two explosions in west 35th street. no one was hurt and the incident is under investigation. a similar incident happened in brooklyn in february. that time a man was hit in the head by the flying manhole cover. >>> today on abc 7 news at 11:00 amazon dreams of one day delivering packages to your door using drone but other uses could be in the hands of consumers a lot sooner. tonight, the innovations that could make drones part of our daily lives. >> the only barrier is our imagination. >> the drones of the future could be here a lot sooner than you think. the story tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> the warriors are regrouping today after last night's loss to the memphis grizzlies in game two of the western conference semifinals and grizzly's point guard mike conley led the way with 22 points and it was conley's first action since suffering facial fractures against the portland trail blazers ten years ago and he wore a protective mask and overall a bad night for the warriors an

rookie first timer nerlens noel represented the sixers last night at the lottery drawing in midtown manhattansixers get third lakers second and minnesota timber wolves get the the first overall pick. gm sam hinkie says it is all good. >> it is a good night to align ourselves with what really matters what we can control and what we cannot control. i like tonight. it is a fair game. it is a set of odds that are publicly known. >> this starts right now. >> and nerlens gave us a sneak peak at new sixers jersey, inside his sport coat. at least one of the uniforms sixers will wear next season will be blue and white with the old school, spelling on the front. yeah nice. new uniforms will be released on june 18th just in time for the nba draft, a week later. >>> baseball now phillies play rockies again tonight at chilly gonzales. gonzales gets the the start around 8:40 eastern time. miguel franco had three runs batted in last tonight including a two run single in the eighth inning to tie the the ballgame. for the tie it didn't last long rockies nick hundley took justin defratus deep in the bottom of

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. >>> breaking news out of new york where a crane has crashed into a building in midtown manhattan. now according to witnesses, the crane struck this building, it's on madison avenue between east 38th and east 39th streets. there are reports of multiple injuries because debris fell to the ground. we're told at this point, none of those injuries are being reported as life threatening. we'll stay on top of this with the help of our sister station, wnbc. >>> other news a call for help from oklahoma floodwaters which turned deadly. a man called highway patrol to rescue him from his stranded car. when the responding officer arrived, he tried to convince the 35 yield man and his brother to abandon -- 35-year-old man and his brother to abandon the car. as the officer approached he was assaulted by one of the brothers. the officer shot and killed one and arrested the other. police say the one brother was armed. >>> harsh words from prince william on the scandal surrounding soccer's international governing body, fifa. saturday, the prince said "there seems to be a huge disconnect between the

nicholas is a production manager for "business week" magazine working a late shift in midtown manhattant before 11:00 p.m. when he decides to head down from his 43rd office for a smoke break. on his way back up, somewhere between the 1st and 43rd floors, nicholas feels a jolt. then suddenly the car stops. as he buzzes the alarm, he expects someone to answer, but it rings and rings and rings. all caught on a security camera, but unbelievably, nobody is watching the footage and no one answers his call for help. so he pries open the door and sees he's between floors. next, nicholas tries screaming, but it's late at night and nobody's there to hear him. time passes, he doesn't know how much, an hour, two hours, he doesn't know if it's day or night. but he knows it's probably the weekend now. all the co-workers that might have wondered where he is have surely gone home until monday. hour ten, a security camera shows a maintenance crew servicing other elevators but not car number 30. hour 13 passes. hour 15. to go to the bathroom he pries open the doors and goes down the shaft. he says he eve

and all of this unfolding just after rush hour in midtown manhattan near penn station.ou see this guy. and the police had been on routine patrol, just finished investigating an incident when they see this guy. they approach him. and they say unprovoked, he whips around and starts going after one of the two police officers, the female. she kind of falls, she loses her balance and her partner immediately picks up the gun and shoots this guy down firing four shots, two of them strike the suspect. and scary when you think about it because as you said, they happened to notice that he matched the description of someone that they had been on the lookout for who had attacked four people on monday of this week with a hammer. so this is someone who was shot. he's in critical but stable condition right now. the two officers thankfully are okay. >> susan candiotti, thank you. >>> the stories from survivors are harrowing. people flung against windows, cracked ribs, collapsed lungs and immeasurable trauma that the victims will live with for the rest of their lives. but also learning

. >> the detectives race to midtown manhattan where the 23-year-old man dangles his legs precariously from the 70th floor observation deck of 30 rock. >> the first thing i see when i get up there is him furiously scribbling at the notepad. i tried to communicate with him as much as possible. >> several onlookers and the local nbc affiliate's sky cam records the action as it unfolds. >> he was on the northeast corner standing on approximately a 2 foot by 2 foot wide piece of the building. >> there was a seven-foot glass partition between us and him. what i initially did was climbed up on top of a piece of the building where i could talk down over the partition at him. seeing them helps you communicate. >> i want to position myself to the other side of the individual. >> he was kind of limited to that one corner of the building. that's something we tried to do as soon as we got on the scene. >> as police clear the streets below to protect bystanders from possible injury, the detectives begin a dialogue with a distraught man. >> at one point, he handed me his bag saying, give this to my

happened in the middle of a busy street in midtown manhattan.owing that man who appears fighting with a cop. the officers partner then shoots him, claiming he came at police with a hammer. the city's top cop said the officer had no choice but to open fire. >> these officers had no chance to call for assistance they reacted quickly and instinctively. indeed the whole incident that you will see took about three seconds from start to finish. during that the officer was attempting to call on her radio as she was being struck and fell to the ground. her partner officer, making a literally split second decision to save her life shot the suspect. seriously wounding him. >> here you'll see the hammer left lying on the street. police say the suspect is the same guy who attacked several people with a hammer in manhattan on monday. in that briefing police said he is schizophrenic and not taking his meds. >>> the north korea dictator executed his head of defense by having his cronies shoot him with an anti-aircraft gun. that's according to the spy agency fo