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that's about the height of a 65-story skyscraper. >> i can hear that guy's mother going, stop it, geti think this guy in the green is like the most bad ass of them all because he's just all over the place. >> it looks like he's wearing leggings, which is also like a great fashion statement. >> even if he's wearing leggings, he's definitely not wearing a harness. and he says he's got a good reason for that. safety ropes and safety equipment are first of all, a pain in the neck. you become excessively dependent and attached to them which means you have to get everything right even more. >> as if there's any room for error when performing stunts 700 feet above the ground. >> i did all the moves a certain way. i did what i knew i could do physically. if i could do it 50 times on the ground, i could do it 50 times up there. >> there's a stereotype about russian fatalism, which can be really overplayed, but seems to be real when it comes to health and safety. >> it has been basically, well, whatever happens happens. it's not in my hands. >> after five minutes, the three friends climb down t

this is the love child of a courtyard building and a skyscraper.hat we have nicknamed the co urtscraper. the site is beautifully located on the west side of manhattan. but it is also quite far away from central park. it is also sandwiched between a power plant, sanitation garage and the west side highway. what they really need here is an oasis. when you take the typical european courtyard building daylight and sunshine can come down. when you give it the density of the skyscraper, it will be too dark. by making it massively asymmetrical, we can create something where the courthouse as sunlight and daylight. definitely the first time we have done a building that is geometrically a hyperbolic parabola, but something that sounds completely surreal today is made so that it comes with positive social and environmental benefits. architecture is it just a question of style or ugly or beautiful. it is really a question of what kind of city is it we want to live in. if the city that we inherited doesn't fit with the way we want to live our lives, we have th

it built this will 57-story skyscraper in just 19 days. pretty incredible. the broad sustainable building company wants to aim even higher though. it wants to build the world's tallest skyscraper 220 floors in only three months. but would you go inside that building is the question. well you are loving the story today, a dallas police officer drove 11 hours to illinois to be a superhero for the day. not for himself but for a seven-year-old boy diagnosed with lymphoma. after seeing the photo of the boy in a superman costume, the officer wanted to give the boy a special day. he arrived in full costume and assured him that he is the real superhero. pretty cool stuff there. >>> "21 jump street" fans are getting excited about this at the prospect of an all female version of that film. the gender flip spinoff to the cop da drama is in the works. the show was reinvented as a movie in 2012. no cast members have been named as of yet. >>> take a look at this. nature putting on quite a show in hawaii right now. look at the volcano erupting on the big island. this is th

. >> you see the skyscraper technology.suddenly took a jump. >> the interesting thing is around 1900 you can see there are high-rise buildings but people without indoor plumbing. >> i thought you guys would love this. you'll be able to see this from next month. we got a bit of a sneak peak from the new york times. >> that's a great video. >> that's cool. >> see the kitty right here inside the post office box here. this kitty is six months old and decided getting that box to play around was fun except it's still learning its lesson in balance. the box is now over the cat. then it comes out. could help. not quiet yet. starts freaking out running all over the place banging against walls. very funny video. you guys are going to love this one because you guys and this monkey share something in common. he's enjoying himself. >> we did once. remember that one time. >> barely. >> this monkey trying to get the drape but can't quiet open the can. >> he's got it. >> chug chug, chug. >> he's trying. he pretty much does. >> somebody's g

architect might decide to, well, first, maybe he'll have to decide whether he's going to make a skyscraper whether he's going to make a little log cabin. they're different blueprints. [low hum and sticks clacking] [cultural music montage] [spirited jazz music] (man) form is one of the things that most people understand without knowing that they understand it, because it's one of the simplest aspects of music. for example, if the basic rhythm is something that you could tap your foot to most people can understand that and hear it. most people know that when they listen to their favorite popular piece of music that some sections of the music come back again. these are things that are apparent to everybody so it's something that people understand whether they dwell upon it or even think they don't understand. when we talk about form, we're talking about the shape that a piece or a presentation or a performance of music takes, from beginning to end. included in this is a notion that a piece has a beginning an end and some way of dividing the piece or structuring the piece from moment to moment

because of course when dancing on skyscrapers, it's always safety first.ow you could dance on skyscrapers. >> you can dance anywhere sam. >> if you have steel resolve. >> big show announcements from netflix. >> los gatos company said it will bring back house of cards for a fourth season. perhaps bigger news is that the company is reviving the popular '80s and '90s sitcom full house, titled fuller house. it's rumored to focus on dj tanner and her best friend kibbe giebler. the original actors are slated to make an appearance. >> the same ones are coming back? >> we'll take a close look. >> the first lady showing off her moves on the tonight show first. we'll show you what she's working with, coming up next. >>> once again, first lady stopped by the tonight show and showed off her dance moves. take a look. ♪ >> got a favorite, kris? >> i like the knock-knock. >> i prefer the shush and tuck. to each his own. michelle obama was there to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the let's move campaign. and move she did before sitting down to talk to jimmy fallon. to

changing the incredible money thanks to tax breaks and monster homes and tearing down homes to build skyscrapers if the law is amended now i too like someone else mentioned that is an incredible bait-and-switch i request you exempt if this happens you exempt from limits those who comply with the laws use some of the 14 percent to keep the thousands of guests and us doing what we go in san francisco thank you. >> hi, i'm john, i lived in the mission for 31 years i'm sure i put many a blue card i support of supervisor campos legislation businesses should be the businesses should be regulated and they're currently not in the case of airbnb a couple of things i had my head skraich with had some of the initial statements from supervisor farrell saying there's too many housing platforms dbe yet planning is going to set up an office ever overseeing these things maybe that's a waste of money that's a contradiction another thing that is a head screecher the reporter for the i think that was you said he said he stressed my report here on the rentals is not scientific and complete yet the head of planning

are there clouds above but not enough to obscure the center city sky skyscrapers. winds south southwest, 13 miles per hour. the imagery shows you while we'll be mild, there's more rain building in through parts of the region. this is the 00 view. nonrain. later in the afternoon -- on and off rain. another batch of that coming through around 9:00 p.m. anne 11:00 p.m. cloudy and damp. a mild day today but cloudy and dreary and damp at times. how much rain are we expecting? a half inch or three quarts -- three-quarters of an inch. 63 by 8:00. -- 60 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 63 by 11:00. 68 is the high. the beginning of passover at 7:27 p.m. cloudy and mild, a temperature of 66 by 7:27 but there could showers around obviously. as we come through the day on saturday, an erl shower gives way to sunshine. easter sunday looking chilly to start out temperatures in the 30s at sunrise. we improve in the low 50s and the highs get better than that. 68 degrees, mild and damp. windy and cooler saturday, 55. sun re-emerging. fair amount of sunshine on sunday easter's high 62 degrees. m

the particular respect when you are talking about transbay you are talking about large towers, skyscrapers, more challenging to bring small businesses onto those particular projects. and along with that, the workforce. this chart shows a bar trend of the work per hour performances over the project areas. as you can see the trend towards workforce is not on an up trend. it has been challenging. the demand for workers are currently extremely high. we'll talk a bit about the workforce challenges as mentioned in the last quarter, workforce remains a challenge. there is an extremely high level of construction activity that is currently taking place within the city of san francisco. it's placed a tremendous demand on local construct labor. the local construction workers is limited as well. as i understand some of the apprenticeship classes such as electric ans are as local capacity. in terms of looking at corrective measures. of course we continue to work with the general contractors very closely. often times we look at the referrals and submissions of jobs they are requesting. oftentimes there

it and saw me on the front of my boat standing up there waving my arms and they turned that huge skyscraper around. good day, i'm luke russert in washington in for the great andrea mitchell. the reaction to the nuclear agreement with iran has been mixed. we've seen everything from supportive statements and cheering crowds to frustrated lawmakers and world leaders and we're still 90 days from any resolution on this complex issue. chuck todd is nbc news political moderator and host of "meet the press." we have a very interesting debate to play out between now and june 30th. before we get to that just in terms of the context of obama's legacy, i'm interested to hear your opinion. in 2008 when president obama was running for president, he said i'm going to talk to america's enemies and i'm going to try and work forward on some sort of compromise with america's enemies. we've had this policy of shuning discussion and we should not do that. in 2009 in his inaugural address, essentially saying we need to unclench the fist that is iran in the middle east. quite significant, he was able to pull this

a climber from france known as the french spiderman has scaled one of dubai's tallest skyscrapers. yesterday 52-year-old robert climbed a building that stands more than 1,000 feet tall. without wearing a harness. instead he relied only on chalk and sticky tape on his fingertips. adding to the difficulty the 75 story building has a twisting structure with little space for his feet on the ledges. >> finally at the end of the day i knew that once i was going to -- everything was going to be okay. i would be fighting like a tiger. ing >> to everyone's surprise it only took robert one hour and ten minutes to complete the climb but he's no stranger to heights. four years ago he climbed the world's tallest tower. >>> time is 4:46. also to mention it is gianting opening day. sal, do you have your black and orange there? you do. are you excited? >> yeah. opening day is always fun. it brings me back to my childhood. i think a lot of people feel the the same way. i want to mention that the best way to get there today is if you're going to take public transportation. parking is believe it or n

as we look at the tallest skyscraper in san francisco, the pyramid, in san francisco, 56, and in santa rose a61, under mostly clear skies, low clouds packing in along the shoreline. that means the temperatures tomorrow will be on the mild side to start it out. middle 50s for the bay area. plenty of sun. few patches of low clouds by tomorrow night. the temperatures should come up in the middle 80s and upper 70s in the bay. not much in the way of low cloudiness in the bay. high pressure gets parked over the state tomorrow and the pressure is o the pressure is up, into the 80s inland for monday any way. onshore push, and northerly component for the winds, too. picking it up, tuesday, cooling it down, by cool it, it is not cool inland but not as warm inland on monday. future cast shows low clouds in the early going, then, evening hours, plenty to fill in the coast tomorrow night. but, it will warm up into the middle 80s tomorrow. then the winds come in tomorrow, 50 to 25 miles an hour out of the northwest. then we will be low clouds in the morning, sunny in the afternoon. travel weather, w

. >>> daredevil nik wallenda has walked across everything from skyscrapers to the grand canyon. next he'll take on this the orlando eye. it's a 400 foot spinning observation wheel. all of his stuntsz until now have been done on a wire using the balling pole. the eye will be much different and presents a bigger challenge. >> this rim, i'll begin to walk on that rim and the eye will begin to spin. i'll walk from there past a series of cars to another car which is where i'll climb back in. that's where i have my champaign. >> you have to admire how he ups the ante every time he does this. >> his orlando eye walk happens on april 29th. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> most of the area is dry right now but this is why you may want to grab an umbrella as you're heading out the door. we have rain moving through the area. go through it hour by hour when we come back. right now checking in with katy zachry and the first alert traffic center. good morning katy. >> good morning, bill. this is 76 at montgomery drive. headlights are eastbound as you head closer to center city ph

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philadelphia-based comcast is currently building a second, even taller skyscraper at 18 and arch center city 4,000 workers and made deals to buy language diagonally to that site 19 and arch. there is spec tlaition may be for third tower. nothing has yet ban announced. >> power could be back on at revel by tomorrow. new owner glen strawb struck a temporary deal with the you'lltyty. he's find 5,000 a day for the fwooingt weeks for safety violations. he'll pay acr energy for two mega twoots get the fire suppression systems running again. >>> should you pay five cents every time you get disposable bag at the check in and out philadelphia. that's what would happen in one city councilman gets his way. councilman says it would cut down on litter. council projected outright banz in 2007 and 009. she was forces to wait more than five months. loretta lynch is confirmed as attorney general of the united states. she will be the first african-american feel to hold that job she'lling sworn in next week. senate vote 66 to 43 number of republicans voted against her because she refused to deannounce pre

still new york alone has some 20,000 people living only in the shadowns of its skyscrapers. never have so few been so rich and so many so poor. we meet a family that knows what it's like to be simply a number in a negative statistic. >> lisa picks up her youngest children from school. it's a cold new york winter day. lisa does what most parents do to try to create a stable daily routine, a warm nest. but she doesn't have a nest. for the past three years, lisa, her husband and four of their eight children are homeless. they're living in a shelter here in the bronx, but often they sit outside, in a public space on a six-lane street. lisa is deaf, but she's able to speak. >> we lost our house because the landlord, he just left. he couldn't afford to fix up the house, and he just left. i don't know what happened. the foreclosure came, took everybody out of the house. we lost everything. >> there are some 20 thousand homeless children and teenagers in new york. aged seven, aliyah is lisa's youngest child. she can explain well where she's living right now. >> a shelter, like when

. >>> as we look live over san francisco tonight and the tallest skyscraper there on the left side of the screen. the numbers now in san francisco, 51 degrees. concord, 52. santa rosa, 46. san jose, 50. we have clear skies up in santa rosa. and clear skies in hayward, but partly cloudy skies around the rest of the bay area in advance of the system moving toward the bay. and we will give showers tomorrow morning, we are looking for rain to develop overnight. it will begin in classic wintertime fashion. a good old cold storm in the gulf of alaska pushing cold fronts south over the area. didn't happen much this winter but it will happen the next few days. upper 40s , low 50s tomorrow afternoon. the showers become much more widespread and scattered and the temperatures do no better than mid 50s in the shoreline and low 60s inland. lit be significantly colder tomorrow than it was today. and more of that on tuesday, too. what is happening is high pressure is guarded us from much of the storms that were offshore has moved to the west. and that is opening the storm door a bit so the ridge is

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flap the fatal light awareness program layout a grizzly display of bodies collected at the foot of skyscrapersy fraction of those that collide with windows every year. >> the birds where they turn are faced with some kind of threat and sadly in the urban environment everywhere they turn can encounter a window so our goal is educate and impress on the public there is a problem and things you can do to resolve the problem. >> reporter: a documentary says popular species declined by 60 70 and 80% in the past decades. buildings in glass are a major cause and scientists warn that the cost of so much loss will be far more than simply silent skies with no bird song. >> people describe birds as the most vivid expression of life but it's important for the environment and birds do tremendous work for us and eat insects that you cannot imagine the numbers. to lose them we lose a little bit of ourselves. >> reporter: birds hit glass because they see trees and nature reflected at them and putting markers on dots on windows distorts what they see and the building code encourages this and founder of flap sai

the home spans two floors as a luxury skyscraper.n's supreme leader says all western sanctions against his country must be lifted immediately if a nuclear agreement is finalized. the opposition raises new questions about the prospect given for a deal. peter cook spoke with former u.s. ambassador to israel martin and derek. lin>> it will be very tough. even the supreme leader says the devil will be in the details. it will be a lot of tough bargaining. the parameters of the deal have been set. if it continues to be the case the leaderships on both sides want the deals, i think it is more likely than not they will get a deal. i suspect it won't be by the june 30 deadline. eventually, there will be a deal. >> did you take the supreme leader's comments as an indication this will be even harder to get to a final solution? >> i think that it is an indication it will be hard to get there. i am relieved in a bizarre way because i was worried about the way in which there was no real criticism of the deal in a ron -- iran. that led me to suspec

of the of the hazy glow over the skyscrapers, 55 currently a lot of moisture to work with makes send -- sense looking again at storm scan, at the local zoom, brunt of the system, not going to call it storm really just a front. moving on through, but you can see there is a brunt of some steady heavy rain falling across the burlington and ocean county border and beyond that point to the west, and even out of our viewing area here up toward central pa. really just dealing with scattered showers very likely end up with a little break by midday, it doesn't mean that we're done with it, though, as we head into the afternoon and early evening some additional scattered showers move in. but i would say key word here for the better part of the day, scattered. we are again finding some steadier rain right now all fizz old zero elsa way left with moisture through the

. >> reporter: more than 100 private donors including almost every company with a skyscraper in baltimorejumped on board the crystal ray program. and homeless at 14 is now a college senior. in fact, crystal ray's proudest achievement is that 100% of students who finish their program attend college. that is much higher than the national rate of 66%. but there is a snag in the success story, not everybody at crystal ray makes it. in fact, the school's graduation rate is 74%. almost identical to the baltimore city school system. in other words one in four students who enroll here won't finish. we have a radio show host and legal analyst who says the school is skimming the best and most motivated students out of the public school system. >> you take the best and the brightest students you put them into private schools and then the public school system is left to handle the masses. i think that there needs to be a way for corporations to invest in the educational system across the board. >> reporter: gilbert is a skrr -- junior and family from the democratic republic of congo and a year away f

of the of the hazy glow over the skyscrapers, 55 currently a lot of moisture to work with makes send -- sense looking again at storm scan, at the local zoom, brunt of the system, not going to call it storm really just a front. moving on through, but you can see there is a brunt of some steady heavy rain falling across the burlington and ocean county border and beyond that point to the west, and even out of our viewing area here up toward central pa. really just dealing with scattered showers very likely end up with a little break by midday, it doesn't mean that we're done with it, though, as we head into the afternoon and early evening some additional scattered showers move in. but i would say key word here for the better part of the day, scattered. we are again finding some steadier rain right now all fizz old zero elsa way left with moisture through the evening, you know, could you maybe see if you're feeling lucky get away without the umbrella i would take it if i were you. vittoria, just that scattered in nature, we're not talking wash out by any means here. >> it is always bette

blast, just days before the fifth anniversary of the deepwater horizon blast, the pictures of those skyscraper sized pillars of fire eerily similar. mexican oil authorities insist that burning platform is not attached to the seabed. but they refused to comment when we asked them whether or not this could cause another oil spill. david? >> matt gutman tonight. matt, thank you. >>> and now to the major headline breaking in atlanta late today. the verdict. after a massive cheating scandal. elementary school teachers principles arrested. tonight, many of them convicted, led out of court in handcuffs. they could go to prison for decades now. and abc's steve osunsami on what they did. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: striking images out of this georgia courtroom. the judge wasting no time throwing the 11 convicted educators in jail. guilty in one of the largest u.s. school cheating scandals ever. >> they have made their bed, and they're going to have to lie in it, and it starts today. >> reporter: the way it sounds, you'd think they were mobsters. convicted of racketeering. ton

the pictures of those skyscraper-sized pillars of fire so eerily similar. mexican oil authorities insist that burning platform is not attached to the seabed. but they refused to comment when we asked them whether or not this could cause another oil spill in the gulf of mexico. david? >> matt gutman tonight. matt, thank you. >>> and as we're on the air here in the west tonight, to the breaking news in california. the governor tonight now ordering every california family to cut back on water significantly. the drought now an emergency. the before and after tonight from orville, california. look at this. a marina four years ago, that marina today. a bridge then and now, of course, that water receding. and this image from space tonight. that snow pack drastically shrinking. we've heard of local restrictions before but nothing this sweep egg,ing, and big fines if you're caught. meteorologist rob marciano tonight. >> we're in an historic drought and that demands unprecedented action. >> reporter: tonight, california's governor ordering all cities and towns to cut

a daredevil climber known as the french spider-man successfully climbed one of the tallest skyscrapers in to buy. he did not use artists -- a harness with just chalk and a sticky tape to help him up the tower. no wonder. the 52 year-old is known for his death defying stunts climbing 143 of the tallest buildings including the eiffel tower. has there ever been a strong third left turn from a left-leaning president? succumbing to flattery in panama and my commentary is next. and ohio mother faces charges and we will tell you next. the largest enterprises in the world, are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrusions than anyone. in the world. if hp security solutions can help keep the world's largest organizations safe they can keep yours safe, too. make it matter. if you take multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse sp

the french spiderman reach the top of dubai's skyscraper over the weekend.talk and tape on his -- chalk and tape on his fingertips, 70 minutes to scale the 1000-foot structure. this is what tom keene does in his free time. that explains the calluses on his hands, scaling the bloomberg tower. barry: that is scary to watch. tom: it is. we look at iran, our peter cook from washington in new york today will have an important conversation on senate activity. and then a very important -- this is a must watch him must listen, barry ritholtz will join us for a discussion on valuation within the market, and yes, we will talk enterprise value which is always a good thing. right now, and morgan stanley has made a set of calls in the past days, never weaker euro under parity or through parity i should say, stronger dollar of course linked two that come in all of this type to ellen zentner's call on the fed. she is of course chief u.s. economist at morgan stanley. obviously what everyone wants to know, ellen, is this a capitulation of your outlier call back to consensus,

. >> hey everyone, 6:25, we have low cloud cover hiding some of the skyscrapers in center city philadelphia6 degrees, getting up to 70. look out for rain and maybe some later on today. >> this morning we're hearing from a good samaritan who rescued a man from a fall on the septa tracks. wednesday's scene shows the subway in center city. the good samaritan walks by and the man loses his footing and falls five feet. >> i heard people scream i turned around and saw him down, i jumped down and picked him up and two other guys picked him up and got me out. >> collins visited him in the hospital yesterday the victim broke his back, knee and ribs and suffered a serious spleen injury but he is alive thanks to collins. >>> four bronze plaques are missing from a statue of frederickment lauer. officials are checking local scrab yards to see if the vandal cashed in on the -- scrap yards to see if the vandals cashed the in on the metal plates. >> we'll have more on the pope's tour which includes a stop in philadelphia. st 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and t

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sweeping in overhead and the sun getting in and over the horizon and smacking the center city sky -- skyscraperses in the low 40s. most of the clouds are thin enough for the sun getting through, overall we're looking at sun and clouds, a good looking day boy it's going to feel nice this afternoon. 45 by 8:00. 11:00 a.m. 61. up 2:00 p.m. 70 degrees, nice afternoon for baseball or anything else you want to do out there. temperatures in the lehigh valley 70 there. 71 in reading. 72 in trenton. down by the shore cooler as you have the draw coming in off the cool ocean water along the coast hanging in the low to mid 60s not bad for this time of the year. for the ballgame 3:05 start time. sun and clouds nice and warm first pitch temperature 70 degrees, we'll get to 71 around the 5th or 6th inning and for the 9th inning, 69. tomorrow we have a frontal boundary dropping down from the north. it will be mild, but close enough to see more clouds and at times in the morning and in the afternoon there will be rain around. future tracker 6 shows you the morning commute could be rather wet. well get into a lul

. >>> daredevil nik wallenda walked from skyscrapers to the grand canyon.will take on the orlando eye. it's a wheel that opens to the public next month. all his stunts until now have been done on a wire using a balancing pole. he said the eye is much different and presents a huge challenge. >> see this rim here. i'll actually begin to walk on that rim. and the eye will begin to spin. i will walk from there past a series of cars to another car which is where i will climb back in and that's where i am have my champagne. >> the walk happens on april 29th. >>> nbc 10 has this digital exclusive. aaron the german shepherd served in the police department eight years to protect the community. now he's the one that needs help. he ran into a number of medical issues racking up thousands of dollars in medical bills. a a local organization dedicated to helping service dogs is rallying support behind him. tap on the nbc 10 app to find out how the guardian angels canine fun is helping him. that's available now on nbc 10 app and nbc10.com. >>> it is budget time for school

the fatal light awareness program lay out a grizzly display of bodies, collected at the foot of skyscrapers. just a tiny fraction of those that collide with windows every year. these birds everywhere they turn are faced with some kind of threat badly in the urban environment everywhere they turn they can encounter a window. our compression impression upon the public this is how you can do to prevent the problem. >> many popular species have declined by 60, 70 even 80% in the past decades. buildings and glass oar major cause and scientists warn that the cost of so much loss will be far more than simply silent skies with no bird song. >> people describe birds as the most vivid expression of life but it is also important for environment. birds do tremendous good for us. they eatth sects you can't remember the numbers. to lose them we lose a little bit of themselves. >> birds hit glass because they see nature back at them. simply putting dots on windows help that. the founder of flach says he was -- flap says he was inspired by something he saw 19 years ago. >> i had an horrific warning that mo

it's an enormous forest of steel and glass skyscrapers that was erected with a bamboo forest of scaffoldinga hu amount of construction cranes. it's set up to be like a suburban western setting with lots of greenery, compared to shanghai. narrator: pudong's director of information. xiang: shanghai is the largest indurial center for china, and it's also one of china's most economically developed areas. a lot of china's advanced scientific and technological development is centered in pudong. walcott: the americans are there in financial services, real estate services education services technology such as motorola, food services-- pepsi and coca-cola duking it out in the same industrial park. taiwanese are there-- huge semiconductor factories billions of dollars of investment. singaporians are there in their industrial parks. germans are there in small and medium enterprises-- chemicals, petrochemicals. so it's a large and diverse foreign population essentially learning how to do business in china, both for export and for the vast domestic market they hope to develop. narrator: but all this gro

. >> now it's time to take a trip to the nation's tallest skyscraper the observatory at one world trade is opening to the public on may 2nd but tickets go on sale today. can you enjoy panoramic views of the ground. >>> to business now a quiet day on wall street taking a look at the closing numbers the dow jones gaining 27 points and the nasdaq picking up 41 and the s&p 500 gaining 6 points and oil was down 6% today speaking of which, big oil just got a little bigger, royal dutch shell agreed to buy their british rival bg group, this is worth $70 billion in cash and stock and it will boost shell's reserves after the company's attempt to get in on the shale boom did not amount to much. and the oil industry is trying to adapt to lower prices. >>> blue bell creameries are expanding their recall they are pulling banana pudding ice-cream pints off the shelves after testing positive for a listeria bacteria, the problem is in the company's oklahoma plant blue bell is closing the plant while the fda investigates. >>> today the mural arts program kicked off their 2015 tour season and celebrated t

on "rossen reports" we'll discover what happened when we drop the most popular brand from a skyscraperlebrating a decade of youtube with that little boy who is all grown up now. we'll see you here on a thursday edition of "today." >> ten years. >> time flies. >> thanks, guys. >>> all right. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 11 minutes before 7:00. we've got sunshine and some scattered clouds. it is a beautiful view of the clouds from skyforce 10. that's been flying on a really nice morning. thursday morning today. we'll see a lot of sunshine to start with. but the clouds that the high temperature is skiing skyforce 10 on the increase this afternoon. we could see showers later today. we've got sunshine to begin the day. the temperatures will warm from 50 degrees in philadelphia to near 70 this afternoon. look at this. what a beautiful shot. this is from lake wallenpaupack in the pocono mountains. sunshine will be bright. showers less likely to the morning. more likely to the shower where we're already see something clouds moving into d

the next mayor. 50 million dollars annual tax increase up to 250 million. 140 million is from the skyscrapers in downtown manhattan. 200 of them. hit the businesses up. that's what he's doing. >> it's not going to work, right? chicago is losing people. as a city we are smaller than 1920. if you continue to hit up the private sector they will go elsewhere and take their time talent and capital with them. cheryl: i have to tell you it is a fascinating thing. really quick yes or no. scott, happy to see rahm emanuel stay as mayor? >> i don't like the status quo, but i think he's got his feet to the fire, i think changes are going to be around this time. cheryl: christina? >> he's going to probably be re-elected. unless he wants to face bankruptcy in a few short years, he's going to face reforms. cheryl: happened in detroit. you all are second to detroit right now. congratulations, scott and christina, thank you very much appreciate your time. if you want updates go to foxbusiness.com. we're going to have the latest numbers for you there. i'm cheryl casone, good night.ittle bighorn, welcome an out

hold your breath theater, with walks across the grand canyon, niagara falls and between chicago skyscraperst world records. but nick's next stunt won't involve a wire at all. on the orlando eye under construction as he explained to matt here on today, nick turned to his three kids with this thought. >> i said i wonder if that's something i'll be able to walk on some day. normally i use a balancing pole when i walk. for this particular walk i won't be able to use a balancing pole. >> reporter: nick will now walk on a beam only six inches wide 400 feet up where gusty wind could make the dangerous stunt potentially deadly. >> very unique and of course asked more risk and danger. now a machine is going to be in control. >> reporter: from down below for most the orlando eye is -- >> huge gigantic. >> reporter: for nick it's the perfect place to stake a stroll. for today, kerry sanders, nbc news. >> you can see nik walk on top of the orlando eye life on today. that's coming up this wednesday. it gives me chills just looking at that. >> he likes to pause in the middle of his walks, and he can't do

. >>> the again spider man has scaled the tallest skyscrapers.climbed the building that stands more than 1,000 feet tall without wearing a harness. instead he relied simply -- relied simply on chalk and sticky tape. the 75 story building has a twisted structure with little space for his feet on the ledges. >> finally at the end of the day i knew that once i was going to start decent everything would be okay. i would be completely focused. i would fighting like a tiger. >> he did. and to everyone's surprise it took robert only an hour and ten minutes to complete the climb. four years ago he climbed the world's tallest tower which is in due buy. that tower is more than two times the height of the latest climb and has 163 floors. took him a bit longer to do that climb. >> he is the man. >>> time is just about 6:58. there was a shootout in berkeley. up next an update on the two men that was shot the damage done to network buildings and how the investigation is effecting drivers in the berkeley area. >> also two innocent people killed in police pursui