windows all around the room show off soho. and the iconic empire state building. this room has a wood burning fireplace with portuguese limestone. >> this was manufactured in italy and then it was assembled on site. we have this beautiful state of the art kitchen very clean, nice line. >> we've got the five burner, the double oven. >>> the home has 9 rooms across 6,000 square feet. >> a corner master bedroom, these amazing views, each with a beautiful morning light. >>> a glass antique balcony so you can appreciate the view. >> have a coffee, read the newspaper. >>> a marble san -- >>> the place was recently renovated with interior designers. >>> the staircase designed specifically for this home. down here, a private entertainment quarter. you also have three bedrooms with more balconies. >> we'll take the elevator up. >> finally, your own private garden terrace. it has a gas fireplace and a heated plunge pool and spa floating high above soho. >> this is custom manufactured in colorado. >>> two live large in soho, it will cost you $26,500,000. >>> common charges a

. >> we're in a stunning penthouse duplex floating above soho. and atop the penthouse, a private rooftop terrace with an surprises. living large. >> and today in history in 1985, a u.s. french expedition found the wreckage of the titanic on the floor of the atlantic ocean. more than 1500 people died when the legendary ship hit an iceberg. >>> tonight's living large takes us to soho. >> the penthouse we're visiting is a glass july box in the sky. here's cbs 2's emily smith. >> reporter: on west broadway you find a boutique building with a duplex penthouse. we headed straight to the top floor. >> one of the great places about this space is you enter directly from the elevator. >> reporter: michael chapman gave us the tour. >> this is the formal living dining room we're coming in to right now. >> windows all around the room show off soho. and the iconic empire state building. this room has a wood burning fireplace with portuguese limestone. >> this is a glass staircase which was manufactured in it's really and assembled onsite. we have this beautifu

. >> just hours after the reality stars announced the launch idea at the apple store in soho, kylee's app shot to number one and the kardashian content comes at a price, $2.99 a month, and that's for each girl's app. >> will is no other platform that could do it all. >> how do you respond to the people that are upset that you're charging for >> well, i put so much time into it. >> we asked about the cost today at vera wang's spri >> they want to kno personal stuff, that, like, makes me a little uncomfortable to share, then i don't think it's that big of a deal. >> you put the work in. >> i put the work in. >> i think that if they did charge more for this app people would still buy it. i mean these girls could charge $10 a month and you'll still have the same amount of people that are going to want to see all the exclusive content that they film. >> kylee shot down rumors she had breast implants. >> i'm going to share with you one of my tricks. i love the video that you said these are my boobs. these are real. >> i just love my body. so it's just funny that people made up that. >> the

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it is after a three 3-month-old died at his first day at an unlicensed center in soho. power ball fever is heating up. the jackpot is $301 million and night to participate. it the drawing is at 11:00 p.m. the new york lotto jackpot is $40 million. >>> a duel of a different kind on the streets of new britain, connecticut. check this out. a dance instructor and a police officer battling for bragging rights. tyler johnson was showing off his skills at the car show over e weekend. the officer saw h and decid he had to bust a few moves of his own. >> he came over and said do you want to have a dance battle. i was like no problem. he w nonchalant about it. very cool guy. >> i was stunned by his moves and thought it was phenomenal and had to show him moves to show what i was capable of. >> he was capable of a lot. he hopes it shows kids they don't have to be afraid of police officers. johnson is also in law enforcement and serves in the national guard. >> i like that. >> very cool. >> pretty snappy moves, wouldn't you say? >> i would say so, yeah. not bad. in the meantime, we

today lundquist was at a store in soho. the goalie celebrated the latest collection while signing autographs and take pictures with fans. after a summer vacation, henrik sounds ready to get on the ice. >> mid august, you start to itch and you want to if get back to new york. miss the city and hockey. great feeling every time you season. training camp starts in a couple i'm excited. it feels good to get going. >>> rangers fans are excited to see king henrik back. >>> that time of the year, the confluence of baseball, hockey and basketball. a sports fan's dreechlt pretty good for a sportscaster, too. >> lundquist, i understand the boxers stuff but bread. >> is it bread. >> he designed it. >> that's what it said. >> we'll be right back. [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each

it's in response to the death of a 3-month-old day at an unlicensed day care in soho this past summer. folks in the neighborhood recommended to his parents but trained in giving cpr to infants. council member margaret chin says parents need the information the city has. >> which day cares are licensed and which ones have been cited for violations, so that their children will be protected. >> well, a bill will be introduced tomorrow. it would require the city to publish lists of day care centers that have been shut down or given cease and desist orders because they were unlicensed. >>> new at 6:00, michelle obama on the campaign trail tonight but it wasn't for anyone running for office. >> the first lady pushing her kind of platform at the apollo theater making sure girls stay in school and get their diplomas. >> education as empowerment. here's eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson. >> what was it like talking right there to michelle obama? >> like we made eye contact for a second. i was just like, oh, my gosh. i was so nervous. >> reporter: a feeling shared by more than 1000 s

. >>> i was lucky enough to be invited to david mancuzo's legendary space in soho called the loft.uch about a style as it was an an aesthetic of music. >> you can get high. and stay here all night. >> why are people dancing again? i wish i knew. but i'm glad it's happening. >> what we now know as disco really starts with a band called the tramps. the drummer, earl young, invents the idea. so everything is -- ♪ burn baby burn >> that's the sound of disco. ♪ burn baby burn ♪ burn baby burn >> i loved disco. i always loved dance music anyway. whatever i did as a producer was always danceable. the melody. >> george meroudder put together technology and soulful vocalist. donna summer being the biggest embodiment. and they make some of the biggest record of all time. ♪ ooh love to love you baby ♪ ooh love you love you baby "love to love you baby" was four minutes of singing. 14 minutes of -- a lot of not singing. ♪ oh love to love you baby ♪ oh love you love you baby >> i always wondered for the life of me was he just in the booth, more passion more -- >> actually i shooed everybody out

one place i looked at, the first place, was in soho. a to go there when i teenager and i loved it and it was a special place for me. it was the day that lehman brothers -- it was a very volatile time in new york city and it made me take a step back and question, why am i going to new york? the more i thought about it, it didn't make sense for me. i had been working in california for about 10 years at that time. with vendorsnships that knew what i wanted. guess that would come to our restaurant. -- i had relationships with guests that wanted to come to our restaurant. thought ifck and i we opened in new york, it would've been a very different restaurant. charlie: what does benu me? corey: it means the phoenix bird in egyptian mythology. it means long life, regeneration. charlie: the long view. a new restaurant which can be a risky venture, you aspire to have longevity. to those of us that have uprooted our lives and moved to san francisco to start this project, the idea of a phoenix bird resonated with us. charlie: what does it mean for

the shows will be held at the former terminus to the high line railroad in soho and james a. farley post office. a spokesman for mash shon week says the new downtown venue serves to make the runway design feel more accessible. the city is debuting a new made in new york initiative to highlight local designers. >> we are following the latest breaking news on the morning commute. westbound traffic is still standstill on the long island expressway because of this, an overturned tractor trailer. this has been a mess for a good chunk of the morning. heather is watching the delays. >>> breaking news on the commute. fire crews and police are on the scene of this major accident this morning on the l.i.e. in queens. traffic heading to manhattan stopped. >> also breaking right now, relentless lane causing landslides and widespread flooding in japan. 19 inches falling north of tokyo. this video just in of devastated neighborhoods and rescue underway. >> we could see a lot of rain here at home today. be sure to bring your umbrellas as you head out the door. good morning, i'm ken rosato.

this living space has a beautiful open flow, sort of like a loft in soho. and the adjoining family room has this wonderful cast stone fireplace that you can cuddle up near on cold winter nights. this kitchen is where everybody gathers. it's open to the family room, free flowing and filled with light. it's equipped with high-end european cabinetry and professional grade appliances. it'll make a chef out of anyone. when you walk into the formal dining room, you are transported into a world that is as glamorous as it is magical. it's a great room for family entertaining, formal gatherings, and just hanging out. and in the summertime, we open up these french doors for al fresco dining. but the one thing everybody loves is this antique crystal italian chandelier. and what it represents to me is life's unexpected journeys and that we always come back home. this is the master, and i love it. after a long day, it's the perfect place for me to kick off my shoes and really relax. when i wake up in the morning, the beautiful view of the trees and the grounds feeds my

one place i looked at, the first place, was this old space in soho.d to go there when i was a teenager and i loved it and it was a special place for me. but it was actually the day that lehman brothers went under. inwas a very volatile time new york city, and it made me take a step back and question, why am i going to new york? the more i thought about it, it didn't make sense for me. i had been working in california for about 10 years by that time. i had relationships with vendors -- purveyors that knew what i wanted. i had relationships with guests that wanted to come to our restaurant. there are people who wanted to work when we opened. i looked back and i thought if we opened in new york, it would've been a very different restaurant. benu meansnding -- what? corey: it means the phoenix bird in egyptian mythology. the phoenix bird, as you know, stands for long life, regeneration. charlie: the long view. corey: exactly. starting a new restaurant which can be a risky venture, you aspire to have longevity. for those of us who kind of uprooted our live

downtown in soho and where the >> right. >> that is where i hung out. didn't go in. so much fabulousness. not a word, that i didn't go in. check it out. the runway, hot. styles out here even hotter. my '70s jumpsuit was 59.95. so comfy and my shoes, they are christian lou baton. they were a grand but i got them for 250. looking cool outside of fashion week. love your skirt, where did you get that. >> from top shop? >> how much is this? >> not too bad. >> immediately fell in love. i was like, there is pockets. >> all right, girl. you look fantastic. cool, comfortable, fashionny. not like you're trying to hard. effortless. you're amazing. fabulous. stupendous. can't take the eyes off shoes. where did you get that. >> vivian westwood. >> give me a price range. how much? >> four something. >> what drew you to them? these are specific. >> familiar with the designer. i pretty much every color in these. >> i like they clearly look comfy, so you're not sacrificing comfort. >> not at all. >> you're from l.a. and you have a really interesting look. i love it all right down to

and one place i looked at-- the the first place i looked at was this old space in soho. and i used throog when i was a teenager and i loved that place and it was a very special place for me. but it was actually the day that lehman brothers went under, so it was a very volatile time in new york city and it made me take a step back and question why am i going to new york? why i do feel the need to open a restaurant in new york? and the more i thought about it, it just didn't make any sense for me. i had been working in california for about 10 years at that time. i had relationships with purveyors who knew what i wanted. i had relationships with chefs who were coming to the restaurant, who were coming to our restaurant. there were people who wanted to work when we opened. it was crazy to give all that up. and, you know, i look back and, i think if we opened in new york twould have been a very different restaurant. >> rose: benu means what? >> the phoenix bird in egyptian mythology. and the phoenix bird, as you know stands for long life, regeneration -- >> the long view is a

fulton, an eyewitness, said before the first explosion he saw a plane fly over his apartment in the is sohoamie gangel is on the phone our national correspondent, with more information. jamie, what can you tell us? >> reporter: katie, i've just spoken to top u.s. officials with the access to latest intelligence, and they said, quote, that this was clearly terrorist-related, no question about it. they said that they couldn't give any further details now, not because they didn't want to share it but because they just don't know yet. they're at the earliest stages. >> do they know, jamie, for example, if a plane was, in fact, hijacked? >> reporter: they would not answer that, and i think that it's -- i think that, they are just getting the earliest details. and they're afraid of putting out misinformation. but they said, you know, that it was clearly terrorist related. >> today we've had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. no matter where they are. the microsoft cloud gives our team the power to instantly de

when he -- i don't know how long he's in new york at the time, but i'm walking down the street in soho. and you know, i don't know who he is. and he runs up to me. he say "hey, you know, i'm a stand up comedian. would you take a look at it?" so i took a look at it. it was funny as [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] so, we were like, we've got to and we auditioned him. [ laughter ] but that film wasn't a comedy. but -- so that's an example of that we actually -- you know that i actually do look -- >> seth: and every now and then it works out. >> yeah. yeah. >> seth: you've always, from the very beginning, you've done big movies, you've done little movies. on very small budgets. budget? do you like it? is it exciting to make a movie with very little money like that? >> you know, it is. [ laughter ] but, also, it's -- you do it out of love, but you kind of do it out of necessity. >> seth: right. >> you know, like any career is filled with peaks and valleys so, trying to get into the business. "mcmullen" i make for $25,000. i make another movie, like, i don't know like 15 years later for $25,000 only

i'm standing here in the soho moncler store.ur first question has to do with what you're seeing in asia. a lot of companies are struggling there. but your second quarter was fairly good. how are you able to buck the trend? what do you see is happening with the chinese consumer? >> first half was very good. we have very good spring/summer. and we just started winter campaign. it was not good as summer. honestly but i think we have to look on chinese customer. chinese we have a lot of chinese customer in milan, paris, london, europe. europe is very strong at the moment. mostly thanks to asian people. means for us asia is important. china's important. we have only 25 stores in china. for sure now is not very successful but we have a lot off customers worldwide in tokyo as well. we're going to open a new store in were middle of october. think will be very strong for chinese people. >> chinese shoppers are spending and traveling in different cities, not in china. >> yes, in china they are okay. this is not growing very fast in the la

station in midtown, the studios in the meat packing district and the sky light clarks and scare in soho. crowds will gather not only to watch the latest names in fashion, but stars expected to take the front seat. >>> a record catch. wait until you see the giant fish that was reeled in. plus this. >> it's going to be a struggle for many of these people and we're going to fight to get them every dime back >> how brooklyn insurance agent accused of scamming millions of dollars from those who have been saving up their whole lives. >>> and apple unveils its newest products, including a writing tool that could break the bank. >>> johnny. >> hey, want to make sure that you stay dry and safe today. we're celebrating the rain, but yet we're dealing with some soakers out there which will definitely slow you down. big drop in the numbers. weekend woas? split decision time. traffic and weather coming up on the 2s. >>> 4 cho 42. welcome back to cbs 2 news this morning. let's get right over to traffic and weather on the 2s. here's john. >> well, i'll tell you what, we are dealing with some wet weath

the company that founded this app is based in soho, and the founder thinks this will make the lottery appeal to a whole new generation. he's targeting to people in their 20s and 30s, and we talked to a couple people this convenient. >> you know, a lot of people are not going out a lot of places, and it's more convenient for a lot of us. the you work late or really early and you don't have time, why not? >> it's just easier, i guess, yeah, i'd try it. the store? >> yeah, absolutely. >> a couple things to note about this app, it is free to download, and it's only available right now in new york state, but the founder hopes to expand to other states. usest get their first ticket for free and you can add and buy more with your credit card. this is basically a courier service, so you order the lottery ticket and this app basically buys it for you on your behalf. if you do win and the amount is less than $600, they will transfer that money into your account. if you win more than $600, they transfer the ticket to you. i haven't tried it yet, looking forward to maybe doing it for wednesday ni

lincoln center, but moynihan station, the old post office building on west 33rd, and clarkson square in soho. fashion week runs through next thursday, the 17th. >> very nice. >> you can get so much more access. >> i like that, anna. without going and waiting online. >> exactly. >> anna, thank you so much. coming up on good day, new york, the movie, "the warriors." cult classic, three of the time is more than cleansing. your loving touch stimulates his senses and nurtures his mind. the johnson's scent, lather, and bubbles help enhance the experience. so why just clean your baby, when you can give him so much more? you forgot the milk! . right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid . 100% real milk. no discomfort. >> it's all about you, thanks for saying nice things about us on our fox 5ny facebook page -- >> mary beth wolfe, i believe, it's her birthday, and her husband says happy birthday to >> nice. >> he arranged all this. >> have a good one! >> also this morning, fossils of a previously unknown species of human have

there is the trump soho, the rooms might be too small for the president. it's silly, neil, the chinese are buying up all these properties. neil: and putting microphones in all the rooms. >> that's right. neil: this stuff does happen, in what kind of telegraph. that's interesting, because presidents as long as i can remember, that's the hotel of choice. >> always. neil: it was a great venue, easy to get in and out of. everything is crowded in new york. there is a holiday inn on 48th and 11th? boom, right on the westside highway, but that was not his choice. >> not his choice. palace. neil: palace is the one. doesn't the palace go back to that, had controversies in the past, leona helmsley and all that. >> there's been controversy, a great hotel lobby and i'm sure he'll enjoy his stay. neil: they don't bug the rooms from what we know. >> i'm sure there is a chinese investor involved with the property. neil: wouldn't be that kick? we forgot to tell you. a lot of you are worried where he's going to stay. i would have put him up, we don't want everyone to be in

then the rest of midtown and down to soho is shut down as he goes down to ground zero. on we go.n amazing time. vonnie: that is the time to go to the apple store. tom: nobody can get to it this morning. it is time for our single best chart. we did this for john micklethwait and adrian wooldridge as well. what has our great distortion become? with us, adrian wooldridge and john micklethwait, authors and arch coupon clippers extraordinaire. john micklethwait could be clipping coupons at 102 years old. this is an actual british bond. bring up the chart again. up to 2068. this shows the distortion of yellen and carney. the thing has gone up 230% because of the arch disinflation that is out there. do you kate -- do you take again or clipping coupons? i would take again. tom: this to me is one of the great charts. comment on the distortions you see. john: there are distortions all over the place because you had the crunch to begin with, and then this enormous injection of money. i was one of the people who supported the injection of money. we are in uncharted territory, and it is still

foltin, an eyewince, said just before the first explosion, he saw a plane fly over his apartment in the soho district of lower manhattan. jamie is on the telephone. our national correspondent with more information. what can you tell us? >> katie, i have just spoken to top u.s. officials with the access to latest intelligence, and they said, quote, that this was clearly terrorist related. no question about it. they said that they couldn't give any further details now, not because they didn't want to share it but because they just don't know yet. they're at the earliest stages. >> do they know, for example, if a plane was in fact hijacked? >> they would not answer that. and i think that it's because -- i think that they just are getting the earliest details, and they're afraid of putting out misinformation. but they said, you know, it was clearly terrorist related. >> all right, jamie, thanks. we're looking again, if you're just joining us, both towers of the world trade center in new york, where two planes have crashed into the towers. one certainly before 9:00 eastern time. one shortly after