the new york city fire department, as you can new york city fire department, as you can see, new yorkre department, as you can see, has been tweeting about it and saying that they are responding to the blaze. there has been some video on social media showing that there was a small fire which was visible from the struck in central manhattan. not, as it happens, the first time this has happened this year at the trump tower. in january there was happened this year at the trump tower. injanuary there was a small fire on the roof of the building. any more details we get we will of course bring to you very speedily. us national guard soldiers are deploying

seventh fire at trump tower in new york city has been ruled an accident. a source with knowledge of the investigation said, it was an electrical fire and there were overloaded power strips in the apartment where it started. (pam) a new york fire department source, also previously said, there were no working smoke alarms in the residence. the fire on the 50th- floor of the highrise... left a 67-year-old male resident a 67-year-old male resident dead. six firefighters were hurt. (steve) the president lives in the building's penthouse on the 58-th floor when he's in new york city. the fire commissioner said no members of the trump family were there during the fire. (pam) u-s marshalls are hoping this new video will help them find a minnesota woman accused of murdering her husband and a florida woman. (steve) the video shows 56-year-old lois riess at a fort myers beach restaurant on april 5th. officials say, it shows her actually befriending her alleged victim -- 59-year-old pamela hutchinson. hutchinson was found shot dead in her home in fort myers last week.

city. i don't understand what the point of it is. >> ok. >> the other thing is the new york city vacancy rate, we talked about vacancy here in the new york daily news this week the fastest growing neighborhood in the new york city is not one of the five boroughs, it's actually the vacant units. they grew 35% since the last census bureau housing and vacancy survey and total 247,000 units sitting vacant. a census bureau survey, not sure, john, if that is a federal or new york city thing, but i know we talked about the vacancy report, maybe we can look into it. it shows unoccupied units have ballooned by 65,000 or 35% of new york city housing stock. total of 11% of units in new york city vacant, 11%, even with rents at record levels. so, the editorial talks about how they recommended the city slap a surcharge on temporary occupancy, either the person moves in full-time to the units or pay a charge or give it up, and charge to go affordable housing fund. i think that's an interesting proposition. we adopted design guidelines last week and there were a couple of things that i think we omitted and

during the morning commute it will be the hardest around philadelphia, new york city, maran roa main roads should be okay. secondary roads and bridges could get snow on them. this is for grassy areas. it will be less on the sidewalks. 1 to 3 inches through new york city, southern portions of new england. also on long island. how about the storm brewing in areas of northern minnesota and also montana? it started in montana today. look at the swath. that purple is 6 inches of snow for a good chunk of southern minnesota, central wisconsin and northern michigan. apologies to everyone that is going to be shoveling in t heg gone. the roads will be just be wet. areas in the south are saying what snow? give me the sun screen. >>> well, festive hats and crazy costumes are on hand as thousands gathered along the parade route in new york city. 5th avenue's annual easter parade is more of a showcase than anything else. and creativity and extravaganza are the themes of the day. the manhattan tradition -- look at the hats. dates back to 1800s. judy garland and fred a stair taking part in the easter

york city we are not a sanctuary city and linda obviously the reality on the ground which is why we're doing the show whether in new york city or elsewhere in the country. is often different than you know we might imagine or what have you and one of our online community members is actually a student in new york she is one of scott's clients as well she says a special training session has given her essential advice on what to do if she encounters and i saw her take a listen i think that there is three years however i feel more prepared my family or myself encounter any sort of situation with ice. we have a family plan such as saving money reaching out to people if we ever cease any sort of situation with them one point only i know that i have rights just fine be undocumented and it has imperil me in many ways especially when i do not fear a risk. when you make it out well how critical it is knowing your rights is so critical and actually this client was extremely helpful in us creating this project she along with lots of other clients of ours from a wide variety of backgrounds and immigration status is came in did a

new york city prisons offering accommodations for transgender people. >> reporter: new york city inmates to choose their housing based on their gender identity. the commissioner on human rights saying respecting someone after gender identity or gender expression is key in making sure everyone in new york city is living with dignity and respect. the fact that somebody is incarcerated or not doesn't change that. this takes a lot of people by surprise, one twitter users is no wonder there are so many criminals in prison, they are running things, not the guards. tabatha says accommodates at all. there is the problem with our society. new york city prisons have until october to make this change into effect. heather: i can see that causing a lot of problems, big cost too, 26 minutes after the top of the are, a former trump campaign advisor ripping james comey. >> how come the fbi never reached out to me after i sent a letter offering to talk to them? it is so late in with so many political motives. >> what the fbi needs to do to restore its dignity when it comes to surveillance. the $15,000 pa

could a job in the trump administration help a new york city based company image? the "new york times" report jared kushner hoped a white house report would pardon jarret's dad. instead -- "new york times" reporter katy bennet cowrote

office, new york city hotel room and new york city home of michael cohen today. and here is what the president said about michael cohen late thursday afternoon on air force one. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> then why did michael cohen make it, since there was no -- >> you have to ask michael cohen. michael's my attorney and you have to ask michael. >> you'll have to ask michael cohen. well, it sounds like the fbi and the justice department got that message loud and clear. steven ryan, a lawyer representing michael cohen today issued a written statement saying, quote, today the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york executed a series of search warrants and seized the privileged communications between my client, michael cohen and his clients. i have been advised by federal prosecutors that the new york action is in part a referral by the office of special counsel rachel maddow. the decision by the u.s. attorney's office in new york to conduct their investigation using search warrants is completely inap

i'm richard lui at the headquarters in new york city. >>> oval office meltdown. a new report that john kelly got so heated with the president he threatened to quit. pruitt under pressure. calls for the right and left as the ethics scandals pile up against him. >>> storm watch. a major announcement coming from stormy daniels' lawyer about the man she claims threaten her to keep silent. >>> order to the border. national guard troops are deployed to the mexico border to help secure it until president trump gets his wall, but who's paying for? >>> also new developments from munster, germany, where a truck plowed into a crowd of people, killing two and injuring dozens more. >>> we'll start this hour with new reporting from axios this afternoon. jonathan swan reporting white house chief of staff john kelly threatened to quit acourting to sources familiar with the event. kelly reportedly blew up at the president at an oval office meeting the same day. a senior administration official tried to pour cold water on the report and said calling it a

. ♪ ♪ heather: there's a live shot of new york city for you. ally finally beginning to feel like string outside of fox news studios. we always appreciate you joining us especially beginning your week with us. let's get to top stories, fox news alert, frantic manhunt for armed and dangerous killer who opened fire at waffle house in tennessee. kelly wright with brand-new information, good morning, kelly. kelly: heather, good morning to you as well. early sunday 3:30 when a lone naked gunman began shooting at them. went inside where he gunned down two more victims and wounded four others, patron chuck cordero. >> he gets out of the vehicle, wearing nothing but a jacket and shot some guy at the door and shot my buddy who was trying to run to sidewalk, i dropped and there was a guy wrestling with the gunman and got quiet and that's when the gunman had taken off. kelly: the guy wrestling with gunman was shaw, wrestle the gun away. >> at the time that he was either reloading or the gun jammed or whatever happened is when i ran, i hit him with the door,

enfrentaron en la casa a los new york city. esto y más, al regresar con la edición deportiva. s del partido con el new york city, no es para menos. la defensa sigue dejando dudas enormes, y están dejando puntos que al final podrían pasar factura. comenzamos bien, terminaron mal, aunque anoche se hubiesen llegado con una mejor puntería, otro gallo que se cantado. gol del uruguayo, un joya del pie derecho, empatado el juego y maximiliano morales tapó el disparo desviado, y aquí ganó dos a uno después del partido, estas fueron las reacciones >>> eran tres partidos, la parte defensiva, no han hecho 17 goles. no es bueno, para un equipo que quiere conseguir un título, grandes cosas. tenemos que mejorar, ver en la semana para mejorar mucho, mucho, si queremos meternos >>> new york city, de menor rival, supo aprovechar nuestros errores, al final después del gol de ellos, de nada vale estar ahí. >>> es muy contento, debamos estar más tranquilos, pensando en el próximo rival, creo que hemos tenido comienzo de torneo bastante importante >>> la visita silenciosa, por el golazo de juan car

attorney in new york city who is now in charge of the federal investigation of michael cohen. at this hour last night, i suggested that it was highly likely that the acting u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, geoffrey berman who have had to have recused himself in this case because he is a temporary appointee of the trump administration who has not yet been formally nominated by the president for the position. today it was confirmed that geoffrey berman did indeed recuse himself as i suggested he would, which means the case is now being handled by career prosecutors and is now being run by the deputy u.s. attorney robert kuzami. firing rod rosenstein and robert mueller will not now take care of the michael cohen case for donald trump. it will not take the case out of the hands of the career prosecutors in manhattan who are now in complete control of that case. the president was reportedly scheduled to have dinner with a trusted adviser who insists that the president has the full legal right to fire robert mueller at any time. that legal adviser has been delive

. ♪ >> in new york city today, anyway. was going to say, you can't become a meteorologist overnight. you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: straight to a fox news alert, not ruling out terrorism in the toronto van attack. jillian: witnesses describe the horror. >> he went on the sidewalk hitting everybody, everything got shattered. a lot of people got hurt. i have seen a scene i have ever seen in my life. jillian: the search for a motive continues. >> reporter: we on the side of young street, they should this area down, the crime scene going several blocks and expect to be here several days coming over the scene. they don't have a specific motive but the alleged attacker is in custody after plowing a rental van for a multitude of pedestrians, the suspect is identified as a 25-year-old from the toronto suburb of richmond hill. 10 lives were claims, 15 people injured. this large family things and that seen, others fighting for their lives as they were rushed to a nearby hospital for severe wounds. >> we don't realize

when we come back, we'll go back to that federal courthouse in new york city. ould be pretty lively. stormy daniels is about to show up with her attorney, michael avenatti. the president's long-time attorney michael cohen is already inside. the president has three new attorneys who are representing him before this federal judge today as well. much more of our coverage after this. i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. (vo)about what i eat.n selective this new beneful select 10, has 10 amazing ingredients! (avo) with real beef, plus accents of sunflower oil and apples, suddenly your dog's a health nut. (vo) the old me woulda been all over that. (avo) new beneful select 10. 10 ingredients. 1 thoughtful recipe he'let's see whatll forensics thinks.. sorry i'm late. what did i miss? wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 49 dollars one-way. that's transfarency. >>> following breaking news, some looiive pictures coming in from new york city. the president's personal atto

. >> bill: good morning, everybody, 9:00 in new york city. breaking news on two major stories dominating our nation's capital at this hour. one on politics, the other on war. fox news confirming house speaker paul ryan will not seek reelection. this as president trump targets russia and syria in a series of new threats as we draw closer to a deadline on a decision about assad and chemical weapons on the ground in syria. big morning here already, folks. as we kick off what will be a jam-packed morning >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. you'll remember president trump said he would make a decision on military action in syria within 48 hours. that deadline is inching closer. >> bill: as we watch that capitol hill house speaker paul ryan will be in front of reporters one hour from now as we learn about his future and fate as that news comes in today. >> sandra: peter doocy is live on capitol hill. what are you hearing? >> we're hearing that the speaker of the house, paul ryan, does not plan to seek reelection in his district in wisconsin but he does pla

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cohen is currently staying, along with his offices and home, all raided today by fbi agents in new york city, in a highly and unusual aggressive step. sources familiar with the investigation telling abc news, fbi agents took a host of documents, including some related to cohen's $130,000 payment to porn star stormy daniels in the days leading up to the 2016 election. the raid comes four days after president trump made his first comments on daniels, saying he did not know anything about the hush payment. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no, no. what else? >> why did michael cohen make it if there was no truth to her allegations? >> you have to ask michael cohen. michael is my attorney and you'll have to ask michael. >> reporter: daniels says she had an affair with the president back in 2006, something the white house denies. >> reporter: it was entirely >> it was entirely consensual? >> oh, yes, yes. >> reporter: tonight, cohen's attorney, stephen ryan, calling the raid quote "completely inappropriate and unnecessary," adding "it resulted in the unnecessary sei

. >> almost two years later, thomas joined the new york city fire department and was promoted to marine pilot, manning fire boats. thomas died last month. he was just 45 years old. according to the new york daily news, he was still on active duty. his family says he was suffering from a cancer linked to the toxic fumes from grounds zero. thomas was given a hero's funeral march 20th in brooklyn. >> if you have a monumental american, please tweet us @velshiruhle. i'm on the move all day long.

gary tuchman, cnn, new city, new york. >> how about that., thank you for that. >>> and to those two men, thank you both so much. >>> we are now getting our first look at a new memoir from senator john mccain who has plenty to say. speaking of veterans here. plenty to say about the state of american politics, his stage four brain cancer diagnosis and president trump. and among the highlights so far that we've seen in the book, which is entitled "the restless wave" is there excerpt where he writes this about the current president. quote, he has declined to distinguish the actions of our government from the crimes of despotic ones, the appearance of toughness or a reality show facsimile of toughness seems to matter more than any of our values. so with me now reporter chris alizza. that veterans piece got me. and now just thinking of john mccain and being a prisoner of war and everything he's seen and experienced and fought for for this country and just these words for him and what will be his final memoir, final words. >> right. and i think he

city. they say at this point there is no known nexus as far as new york city is concerned. right, mollie, thank you very much. brian: meanwhile we did have the same thing in berlin, barcelona and niche and new york city on halloween. four minutes after the hour. if you are looking for the president of the united states he was visiting our first president's house in mt. vernon yesterday with the leader of france. emmanuel macron. and their respective wives. they had dinner and today is going to be even a bigger dinner the first state dinner for the president of the united states. ainsley: so much planning goes into these dinners. melania has been working hard. it's going to be a gliltsy state dinner with american food with a few french flairs. 130 people will be there. she is in charge of the menu and seating. steve: menu rack of lamb, green salad. rice jamba lay a. tart ice cream. serving three different wines, two from oregon and one from napa. however, the main course is how the countries of france and america are going to capitalize on the personal connection between thos

one example in new york city, google has a huge presence in new york. that started because there was , one talented engineer wanted to slip in new york city. today google has two city blocks and thousands of jobs in new york city and it is because they moved to wear that one individual was. i think it is incumbent upon leaders in the community at the city and state level to ensure tot our communities are open attracting the type of talent that will lead to jobs. we know that it's not just about the salary itself, it is also about the whole package, about putting together the quality of life, the right health care. all of that comes together and that becomes a very central role that government must play. were known for a lot of the rankings that we undertake, and we are in the second year of doing a rankings of the states in which to live. that theave learned is places to live is more about -- it's not just about the job itself. it is about access to quality education, quality of life, health care, it's about public transportation. all of that becomes ve

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm vladimir duthier. ning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, april 6th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> president trump breaks his silence on the stormy daniels scandal saying he did not know about the hush money paid to the adult film star. why her lawyer says that boosts her case. >>> protests continue after a deadly policing shooting in new york city. new video shows the dramatic moments leading up to the confrontation. >>> and who knows things about you? facebook says it will make it

so, for the evening ride hope new york city, philadelphia, south wards will be okay. it doesn't clear out of new england until early tomorrow morning. so, expect a lot of travel delays in the northeast today, but we won't get the tornadoes and severe weather that came with the storm yesterday. >> all right. silver lining there. all right, bill, thank you. >>> former fbi director james comey is firing back at president donald trump. it was his first interview since being fired by mr. trump back in may of 2017. in the explosive interview with abc's george stephanopoulous, comey blasted president trump saying he is morally unfit to be president. >> a person who sees moral equivalence in charlottesville, who talks about and treats women like they're pieces of meat, who lies constantly about matters big and small and insists the american people believe it, that person is not fit to be president of the united states on moral grounds. our president must embody respect and adhere to the values that are at the core of this country. the most important being truth. this president

thank you, steve. >>> we turn next tonight to that deadly fire at trump tower here in new york city. we have new details tonight from the investigation. one man was killed in his apartment there. in the building where the president has his own penthouse. and tonight, this question -- why do the apartments at trump tower not have sprinklers? here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, abc news learning what may have caused the deadly fire at new york's trump tower. flames and billowing smoke seen from fifth avenue. sources now say the fire appears to have been accidental, caused by electrical malfunction in the apartment, like an appliance or device. >> there is a heavy body of fire on the 5-0 floor. searches are underway. >> reporter: the preliminary findings also show that the apartment on the 50th floor did not have working smoke alarms. 67-year-old todd brassner died from smoke inhalation in the blaze. the president tweeting his thanks to first responders. trump tower was built before the law mandated sprinkler systems in apartments like brassner's, something trump himself and

i was -- i spent 14 years at new york city's tabloids which were his first read papers, particularly the "the new york post" for a very long time and working for the tabloids you invariably covered donald trump. he was omnipresent or a spicy quote that would make a story bert and showed up after 9/11, when you know, he wanted to pitch a revamped version of the twin towers. he was always there. i didn't get to know him quite as well until 2011 when he was considering running for president, and he made a huge splash at the conservative political action committee. he also was roasted pretty memorably by president barack obama at the white house correspondents association dinner if i think it was april of 2011, shortly after he announced he was not running are, but i spent a lot of time watching him, covering him, learning about how driven he is by a desire to be taken seriously, and that is a lot of what you saw go into his desire to run and win in 2016. >> did you take him seriously when he said he would run in 2015? >> i took him seriously in 2011 when he was talking about running. whe

today google has two city blocks, thousands of jobs in new york city. and it's because they moved to where that one individual was. and i think that it's incumbent upon leaders in the community and leaders at the city and state level to ensure that their communities are open to attracting the type of talent that will lead to -- that will lead to jobs. and we know that it's not just about the salary itself. it's also about the whole package, about putting together the quality of life, the right health care, all of that comes together. and that becomes a very central role that government must play. you know, at u.s. news, we're known for a lot of the rankings that we undertake. and we are in the second year of doing the best states in which to live. and what we have learned is it's more the places to live is more about -- it's not just about the job itself. it is about access to quality education. it's about quality of life for the entire family. it's about health care. it's about public transportation. all of that becomes very important as we think about

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enter in new york city i'm tony dokoupil. y dokoupil. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, april 18th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> barbara bush, the matriarch of an american political dyna y dynasty, is dead at 92. we take a look back at the former first lady's life and legacy. >>> a top secret meeting with the north korean director goes public. >>> and midair crisis on a southwest airlines crisis leaves a mother of two dead and several others hurt. >>> good morning frost

in new york city. thursday, april 19th. i'm adam shapiro and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good to see you here. good morning, everyone. i'm cheryl casone. a lot of breaking news to get to this morning. president trump morning he will walk away from the meeting with north korea and kim jong un does not produce results. >> as i think that it's a meeting that is not going to be

in other news police in new york city releasing surveillance video showing an african-american man pointingilver object at people moments before the police fatally shot and killed him. . >> reporter: anger boiling over in a new york city neighborhood as hundreds gather thursday night to remember this 34-year-old black man shot and killed by police wednesday night. night. brooklyn residents called 9-1-1 about a man brandishing a silver object at people as if it were a gun. nypd officers responded to the scene where they shot and killed him. he had a metal pipe with a knob on the end, not a gun. >> this is a photo of to the object recovered from the male. >> reporter: urveillance video released thursday shows what happened leading up to the fatal incident. you can see the man point the pipe at several people passing by, including a mom and child. then he points the object at officers in a two-handed shooting stance. that is when the four officers opened fire, shooting ten rounds, killing the suspect. according to the man's father he suffered from bipolar disorder and off his medication. the n

the new york city fire department, as you can new york city fire department, as you can see, new yorkg to the blaze. there has been some video on social media showing that there was a small fire which was visible from the struck in central manhattan. not, as it happens, the first time this has happened this year at the trump tower. in january there was happened this year at the trump tower. injanuary there was a small fire on the roof of the building. any more details we get we will of course bring to you very speedily. us national guard soldiers are deploying to the border with mexico. it's part of president trump's attempts to clampdown on illegal immigration, as his proposal to build a border wall is held up. but the flow of people is continuing, as rhodri davies reports. taking off to come down hard at the us border. president trump is mobilising state national guard troops to the country's southern frontier with mexico. texas is first. this deployment has begun with the movement of equipment and troops today. within 72 hours the texas military department will have 250 personnel,

here's the debate from human headquarters in new york city. it's just over two and a half hours. >> mr. president, excellencies, i've been following the reports of airstrikes in syria conducted by the united states, france,

and the crazy thing about the house prices here compared to say driving into san francisco or new york city is or more importantly flying in is like there's hundreds of fat. thousands of square miles empty around it like there's plenty of room for it to grow so why it's like there's no constraint on how big you can get like there is and there's plenty of space to build plenty more buildings so the fact that prices were rising unlike say hong kong or manhattan which are jam packed onto a little island and that's all you can get in that island those countries completely empty it was just a bunch of trees frozen so moiety there's nobody loser and maybe only people of accountability and sixty million total i don't know. thirty five million people that's half the population of the united kingdom live in this vast wilderness up in the next to alaska there's nothing to do except snog and play hockey well here's a headline canada home prices fall six percent and first quarter from year ago first decline since two thousand and nine new regulations also known as b. twenty require all borrowers to pas

>> i spent 14 years at new york city tabloids come his first read paper, for a long time, working within you covered donald trump. he was on the present. a spicy quote. he showed up after 9/11 when he wanted to pitch a revamped version of the twin towers. i did not get to know him as well until 2011 when he was considering running for president and made a huge splash and conservative political action committee and was roasted by president obama at -- at the white house dinner. of 2011,t was in april shortly after he was announcing he did not -- after he announced he was not running. covering him and learning how driven he is by a desire to be taken seriously, that is a lot of what you saw in his desire to run and 2016. >> did you take him seriously when he said he would run in 2015? >> i took them seriously in 2011 and when he announced during sweeps week's when the apprentice was on the air, that he would not be running for president. advisorgot to 2015, his wanted me to write a story ahead of time saying that he would declare on june 16, 2015 that he was running and i said i would not

jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is bloomberg "real yield". ♪ jonathan: coming up, investors . the treasury yield curve is close to adverting. >> rates have gone up somewhat. it is totally normal that the yield curve gets flatter. >> i'm not too worried about the flattening we have seen. it is an amount of it. if it is inverted that is a different story.

>> i spent 14 years in new york city tabloids for a very long time. working for the tabloids, you invariably covered donald trum'r in some way. he was omnipresent. working for the tabloids, you invariably covered donald trump in some way. he was omnipresent. he was a spicy quote who would make a story better. very long time. he showed up after 9/11 when he to pitch -- when he wanted to of the revamped version twin towers. i did not see him until he made a huge splash at the conservative political action committee. he was roasted memorably by president obama at the white house correspondents association dinner in april 2011, shortly after he announced he was not running. i spent a lot of time watching him, covering him, learning about how driven he is by a desire to be taken seriously and that is a lot of what you saw in his desire to run and win in 2016. >> did you take him seriously when he said he would run in 2015? maggie: i took him seriously in 2011 when he was talking about running. when he then announced during sweeps week, when the apprentice

the highest state and local income taxes in the nation and costs of living, the average rent in new york citymore than $3300 per month. they are leaving in search of greener pastures. and texas, florida and south carolina, states receiving the most domestic migrants, texas, and 500 new residents per day, startling stuff. rob: bleeding out of places like new york, to give people an idea the expense that comes with living in these big cities, it is tremendous. unbelievable what it takes to live well in new york and you wonder where this revenue goes. we are pumping this money into the economy, we have a city tax, and it is embarrassment. if you have kids in the city and want them to get a good education you have to send them to a private school that will cost you $50 a year. >> new york city has lost over 1 million people since 2010, california losing more people than it gains from other states and these blue meccas lose people, their powers dwindle. if they want to prevent themselves from losing more people in the future, tax and regulatory environments, they need to incentivize companies to g