kristin thorne is live in soho with the latest. >>reporter: the three people resident of the building who suffered minor burns much the fire broke out around 5:30 this morning in the six-story building on thomson street in soho. the fire started in the back of the building and quickly spread through the entire top floor of the building and then through the roof. people who live across the street say they quickly ran to the building to make sure everyone was getting out okay. all of the residents self evacuated. everyone walked out nice and calm out the front door. more than 100 firefighters responded. >> we have 106 firefighters on scene. two members were reported with minor burns and transported to cornell medical center. one civilian had minor injuries and refused medical attention. >> reporter: it's unclear how many residents have been displaced, but it seems to be the entire building. there is a significant amount of water in the lobby there. yet been determined. live in soho, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank

thorne live in soho with details. >>reporter: hi rob and michelle. the fire is knocked down, completely under control. firefighters have wrapped up here. two firefighters and one resident suffered minor burns. the fire broke out around 5:30 residential building on thompson street in soho. it started in the back and then quickly spread through the entire top floor of the building and through the roof. more than 100 firefighters responded. it's unclear how many residents have been displaced. the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. live in soho, i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> police are investigating what appears to be a road rage incident that took a violent turn in manhattan. two drivers got into a fight. one man was stabbed, the other ran. the injured driver tried to take himself to the hospital, but couldn't make it. he crashed his car. police are searching for a man with dreadlocks driving a blue ford with rhode island plates. >>> hard not to love this. bruce springsteen, the boss, ope

why do they do it to soho residents? about the bill board. >> he does taught want anymore queen bee around. >> look how windy it is in southern california, gusts up to 70 miles per hour. they knockeddest semi trucks yesterday. adding to the might their, dust was blown and they had to stop and pull over until the visibility was over. >> gusts in long beach knocked down this sign. no one was hurt. a winter weather advisory -- wind advisory is affect until this morning. >> all the advisories are and now the ferry ride this morning, it is tranquil. grab your sunglasses that will cut down on glare. showers tomorrow. thunder is possible. summer warmth this weekend, and 90s will pop up. today is the warmest inland east bay and 70s at 74 degrees and upper 60 in san jose, and 68 there and same in napa and santa rosa and 65 to 67 around the bay shore and 60s at half moon bay to 62 in san francisco. tonight the extra moisture is upper 40s to mid-50s and milder than this morning. storm-impact scale shows light with scattered showers

now a life like patrick stands in this store window on one of the trendiest blocks of soho along with an ipad of information about the case and the number for crime stoppers. >> i wonder where he is. we hope from the bottom of our hearts that it is really an initiative that will get people to notice him and until maybe generate more leads. the number for crime stoppers if you know anything about where patrick might be. they are also hoping that other shoppers will keep involved and sponsor one of these mannequins for their own. you can head to abc7ny. we are live in soho tonight josh einiger 7 eyewitness news. >>> new details on the fuel spill in the hudson river. tonight the mystery, where did it come from. the sheen turning up today near the engelwood boat base in new jersey. crews immediately getting to work trying to contain it, but the plume was unstoppable. and they are letting it dissipate. the area now getting monitored for any environmental impact. where did the fuel come from? perhaps by a vessel that then took off. >>> two nypd officers were taken to the hospital with minor

cancercenter.com/experts >>> now on "today in new york," new video of a fire at an apartment building in soho that injured three people. >> plus an apparent case of road rage turns violent on the upper east side. the latest on the investigation. >> and some change, is that will help you breeze through the tappan zee. >> beautiful skies behind us. erica grow, a little cool for some people. >> it is on the cool side. you want that jacket as you first head out the door. if you're heading out for services, you will probably be able to ditch the jacket heading into the afternoon. all the sunshine will help to bump temperatures up quickly. right now 52, sunny and cool, 57 at noon. kind of on the cusp of being able to just have a sweater on or something like that for a little bit of that chill. high temperatures today, 65 slipping down to 63 by 6:00. and just a few light, high clouds will stream in late today. we're talking 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. this will mostly be to the north of the city. as you head further south, it's going to be nothing but sunshine for the rest of the day. 54 in bridgew

his high heeled purple bots on display at the hard rock cafe and at the prince street subway stop in soho, this fitting new york tribute in addition to the subway station sign in his honor. a quirky flamboyant man on the stage known to be shy in his real life, a lesson in individuality those who love him say will be part of his lasting legacy. >> reporter: back live you see that apollo marquee in honor of you hear the music going and those fans still dancing and celebrating the life and tribute to prince. we're reporting live in harlem, janelle burrell cbs2 news. >>> thank you prince's sister was spotted outside his compound. she offered this message to her brother's countless fans. >> thank you, thank you for loving him. thank you. >> her hair dyed purple she hugged supporters and thanked them for the bouquets, balloon balloons and signs. >> president obama said he and the first lady join millions of fans joining prince's death. the president released a statement saying today the world lost a creative icon, he was a visit ewe oso, instrumentalist, a brilliant band leadered. >> madonna he

>> apple store soho tomorrow at 5:00. i haven't o haven't heard of book signings at mohegan sun? >> yes they do. they have a program, winning authors. authors meet some of the mohegan sunner. >> you can't get to mohegan, she is at apple in soho tomorrow at 5:00 as well. >> absolutely. >> one quick question. as you have developed in your career, have you changed your style because all of our attention spans seem to be very limited these days, you know what i mean? we're this, that, the other thing. reading a book is almost unnatural act. have you modified your style a bit over the year? >> no except maybe my books have gotten longer. fans are getting shorter. my books are getting longer as i go. >> it consider i cans say better. congratulations. >> congratulations. hot off the presses. "one with you." the end of the crossfire series with sylvia day. thank you. >> all right. watch out for those hardcore fans. "misery" is one of the best movies ever. >> talk about organizing yourself. it is april. people start thinking of spring cleaning. >> marie talks about cleaning your house can

we have new video from a scene of a six-story apartment fire in soho. firefighters were busy knocking down the flames at 59 thomson street. who firefighters were hurt but not seriously. one resident was burned but didn't need to go to the hospital. that fire is out now. >>> a case of road rage may have led to a stabbing on the upper east side. "today in new york's" lori bordonaro has the latest. >> reporter: the injured driver was trying to get to the hospital but crashed on east 76th street hitting several cars including this white mercedes. police say the 45-year-old driver during an apparent road rage incident. it's not clear what led up to the confrontation, but it appears the two drivers got out of their cars about 11:00 last night, they argued, then one driver stabbed the other driver in the chest before driving off. the victim tried to drive to the hospital but crashed here on east 76th street. he's in stable condition at the hospital. police are still searching for that driver who stabbed him. they say he had dreadlocks and was driving a blue fo

greene spike lee led a dance party last night drawing hundreds to celebrate the life of prince this soho subway sign modified by fans in tribute while his high legalled purple boots are cafe. now out here for almost 24 hours, she says it's where she needs to be. >> coming out here, all the fans, i feel happy when i'm around them because we're like a family, and we all got love for him. >> reporter: and we can tell this afternoon. we should also mention that prince performed several times here at the apollo over the course of his career. a lot of these fans got to see him perform here in person. now of course all of those cherished memories for those fans. reporting live this afternoon from harlem, janelle burrell cbs2 news. >>> thank you. prince's influence spanned the music world from rock to r&b to pop, alicia keys tweeted prince was a gift and a genius. he showed us that we have no limits. his music left me forever elton john said this is truly devastating news. the greatest performer i have ever seen, a true genius. rest in peace. gloria estefan, i'm so sad we've lost prince the lege

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these officers rescued the bird from a basement of a building in soho yesterday. there. the falcon is being treated. it was dehydrated, but otherwise okay. so good work by the nypd there. >> look like little guy. >> a falconette. >> is that what they're called? >> no. i made that up. >>> nice weather continues. no complaints here. so far so good. today another warm one. warmer than yesterday. yesterday made it to the upper 60s. that's still above normal. in the mid 70s this afternoon. inland spots could be upper 70s. unseasonably warm, sunshine, mixing in with clouds. tonight, we keep the rain away. overnight low of 59. probably not able to keep the rain away tomorrow. we do need some. showers and a couple thunderstorms tomorrow. the good news about the timing, by the weekend it looks like it's out of here. >> perfect. >> what's happening, lauren? frnlgts >> the united nations in town today. closures on the east side and plenty of delays. 1st avenue from 42nd to 48th, and 44th, 45th, and 46th between 1nd and 2nd. the east side as well as 2nd avenue as far north as 57th t

galley italian restaurant in soho lost its appeal of the c grade. they've already been fined twice for not posting their grade. >> negatively impacts your business if you don't have an a. >> we visited 38 restaurants with c grades. the majority of them, 20, either posted no grade, hid their grade, or falsely put up a grade pending. in response to our investigation, a health department spokesman says they have and will find restaurants that do not post their grades. jim hoffer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> celebrating a decade of keeping kids off the streets in the borough's youth empowerment program held a ceremony tonight to mark the milestone. in attendance, a number of young adults who benefited from the program over the years. the group works with 13 to 21-year-olds giving them guidance on being a productive citizen. its motto, building mind, body, and community. >>> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. we were really cruising a week ago in the middle of an 11-day stretch of above normal temperatures in the 70s to near 80 degrees. now we're in this

. >> reporter: we have seen them in soho, the upper west side and midtown west, homeless people with sidewalk clogging amounts of stuff. now, a new location for homeless hoarding, just east of the amtrak line next to the henry hudson parkway. a concrete ledge on the ramp to 125th street where one or more homeless are storing shopping carts filled with stuff. a total of nine shopping carts. a yellow rope trying to secure them in place. there is quite a collection of stuff being stored above the tracks right here along the concrete precipice. i see a folding chair, a frying pan, and several of these foldable shopping carts. trains on amtrak's empire line travel just below this unauthorized storm site. we showed pictures to riders at penn station. >> dangerous situation for both amtrak and obviously this gentleman or whoever this person is storing the stuff there. >> it's probably not the best space for anyone involved whether it's the citizens >> how is something like that allowed to develop? >> reporter: the city transportation commissioner couldn't say why this stuff was allowed to a

i old trump soho for a while. he's v talented guy. greg:ou are hdingol back. >> ionkal about politics. i'm alestate. roa: yes, y want to sell some ing. politics can be a turnoff. my father was in politics i learned not to speak about politics on television. rosanna: yes, it is a no-win situation. what is the drama this year on million dollar listing? >> so much drama. >> you cry? >> you . >> i'm an emotional guy. >> what happened? >> life. [laughter] greg: he doesn't talk about happened. >> i think, this is a business, you have to be lf-disciplined d learn about yoursfnd arning about the ups a downs, good rks, markets and decio and life in general, and you know, why not, let it out, if you are putting ourself out there, do it all the y. >> when you come back season after season, this is our fifth, i decided i will be more honest than ever. i will finish the season and be greg: does that mean bei nice or not so nice? >> ah, that is for you to decide. >> pple ha tove watch. >> the deals are bigger. more realestate. >> do you get along w

flames spread this morning in the rear of a six story apartment building in soho. the fire moved through the top floor and the roof. more than 100 firefighters responded to the scene. many of the tenants are elderly and needed help getting out. >> when i came out there was a lot of black smoke. so many people and they see the flames and the ashes and the black smoke and then also the fire trucks started coming over. people coming out carrying the dogs. >> everyone got out safely. two firefighters and one tenant suffered minor burns. >>> yet another fire. this one destructive. it displaced tenants in a building in the bronx. flames broke out on the top floor of a three story building of the clay month section. the firefighters brought the much of the building sustained water damage. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. >>> a push for lawmakers to get funding for the zika virus. the risk of zika should concern new yorkers since they're in the range of the mosquito that carries the virus. that species isn't expected to be prevalent in the u.s. until june or july

the italian restaurant in soho lost their appeal of their c grade, which required them to take down the grade pending and post the c. they have already been fined twice for not posting their grade. >> negatively impacts your business if you don't have an a. >> reporter: we visited 38 restaurants with c grades. the majority of them 20. or they falsely put up a grade pending. in response to our investigation of the health department spokesperson that find restaurants that do not post their grades. >>> still ahead an elderly woman fighting with the city all new at 5:00, any sidewalk in the bronx. why are they asking the woman to repair it? >> i'm over it. >> playing with fire. setting up the fire. it seems like a cold at first. you can't concentrate, can't sleep. before long it's all you can think about. you feel anxious and uncertain. until one day you realize, this could be it. you've done it, you've quit smoking for good. a little suffering now can save a lot of suffering later. stop before the real suffering starts. you can quit smoking. >>> news chopper 7 over the scene. so they could

. >> emily smith takes us to soho. >> reporter: at 285 lafayette, you can find a building famous for the celebrity residents such as iman and the latest david bowie, the 1912 pre-war masterpiece. for a rare look, we met the real estate team inside. >> this is a loft made into a 2- bedroom, 2 and a half bath place. >> you can see the industrial feel. >> reporter: it was fully renovated with wooden beams and original piping along the ceiling. >> a designated dining area and living area and an open kitchen which is very popular. the entertaining areas with a big carrera marble island. >> yeah this. keeps it open. >> exactly. >> it's easier to clean. >> the owner put in a lot of thought and energy, emphasizing the industrial vibe, and you have the ability to make it blacked out for privacy and this is the master suite off the main loft area. you think it's two separate hallways but it's one big beautiful hallway and you have incredible hand made wallpaper. >> reporter: a large bedroom has if native american decor and then a master bathroom with the penny-tiled floor. >> an incredible soa

. >>> i was lucky enough to be invited to david mancuzo's legendary space in soho called the loft.bout a style as it was an an aesthetic of dancing. >> you have all kinds of people here. you have people who are dancing. you can get high. you can 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 of four on the floor and eight in the high hat. so everything is, bum, bum, bum. ♪ 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 moroder working out of munich put together technology and soulful vocal lists. 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 bab

. >> first up, a popular soho bakery. >> we are at georgetown cupcakes. >> woo. >> this is where sonyaeason seven. >> technically, it's not a bankruptcy. i'm about to pay off my judgment, 7 million. why else would i go downtown and do cupcakes? because i now feel much lighter. >> next up, time for high tea. >> caviar. >> this is the russian tearoom, famous. >> why did ramona just walk off? >> i think she wants to pose for nude photos. >> and ramona was horrified, rightly so. >> i don't want to be associated with her. because ramona's such an angel. the russian tearoom is a must. >> and what's an nyc housewives tour without a drink? >> you and i know this place a little too well. >> this is the famous line where sonya says -- >> what are you doing here without >> what are you doing here without darinda? >> sorry, john. this nightclub hot spot is not exactly known for making business deals. >> you shouldn't be here without darinda. but then of course, you'll see what this season does to me. >> speaking of this season -- >> people were touring me, roasting me. >> you drink too much. >> wh

topping headlines, two alarm fire tore through an apartment building in soho. in this photo you can see the damage to the roof. the flames started in the back of the building before spreading quickly. two firefighters suffered minor burns. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> police are investigating what appears to be a road rage incident that turned violent. investigators say two drivers got into a fight. one of the drivers stabbed the other one before taking off. the injured driver tried to take himself to the hospital, but street and madison. the man is in stable condition. police are searching for a man with dreadlocks in a you have one clear way to reduce your risk. you can quit smoking. talk with your doctor. >>> welcome back to "gma" on a sunday morning. right now, the big push for votes is on this morning. the presidential candidates stumping on the east coast with five states up for grabs. the voting just days away. the front-runners, hillary clinton and donald trump? >>> and a raging fire in arizona this morning. more than 120 firefighte

dari: and the secret toettiin th e soho art steve: a major health insurer says adios to obamacare. dari: google is being hauled into court in europe. alison morris here with the day's bunesssi headlines. >> r orter: this is not the first time google has been uled into court by the eu. happens often. the european union is going after google for t s time in less than two years. they filed charges today against google's parent company alphabet manucturers to preload gooegl apps on to smartphones and make google the default search engine. this is a big deal in europe where androids make up 80 percent of the smartoneph and tablet market. google could get hit with a big fine, up to billion, and they could be forced to change their ways. stay tuned. >> uted nialth care says it has had enough. theye thegeig inser in the untr next year they'll back out. they expect to lose aut $500 milln onio obamare tisear ale. on thbigroble ty, a l ot of people move in and out of insurae nchey buyn the etple anrkaot of them are expensive insure. >> finally today, mcdonald's, ey areryin toneore m timeo t g

up next, living large in soho with celebrity neighbors and a completely custom home. update. p.m. 8th avenue will be closed for the chelsea visiting neighbors festival. this is a non-profit community fair that provides support services that help seniors in lower manhattan on sunday in the bronx it's the weekend walk will be closed between arthur and 187th from 11:00 to 4:00. that's your cbs 2 saturday traffic report. [message beep] the average text takes your eyes off the road for nearly five seconds. >>> at 285 lafayette you find a building famous for celebrity residents such as the date david bowie. we met the real estate team inside apartment 5d. >> nick evan at compass. >> maria. >> it's a loft made into a two bedroom, two and a half bath place. with wooden beams and piping. >> you have a designated dining area and living area that's popular so you can entertain. >> it facing the entertaining area with a marble island. >> the cabinets is interesting. >> yeah, keep it open. >> you have to keep it clean if you do that. >> exactly. >> there's a lot of custom details in the a

a subway mosaic to reflect on in soho and this shot on social we went to verify it and it wasn't there. perhaps we'll call it a photoshop tribute. with a heart warming emotional scene, we asked people what they will do a week from now, a year. they hope it can be encapsulated or in a memorial or concert series. steve: for the latest on his death, go to fox5ny.com. >> a warm, muggy day to end the workweek. keep the umbrella handy this evening. steve: we crossed over into tropical territory today. nick: a big difference from the last couple of days. the humidity was down in the 10 to 20 percent range. today humid and warmer. we pushed 80 in the city. not much has happened in the area. a band of showers went off north of town earlier. this just popped up as you get on fox 5 sky guardian. rockland county north of the suffern area. we're in the high 70s from newark across the hudson valley. 79 there. 60s across long island. and we'll take a look at fox 5 sky guardian 3-d. we have more shower activity off to the west. that's got to come through as the night goes along. this may linger a litt

this had to be the early to mid '90s, i'm in a restaurant down here in soho called boom.urant. maybe 15 tables max. prince is sitting in the back, there was a friend of his who brought musicians into places. prince got up, at around 10:00 and just started singing. he didn't have a guitar, just started singing in the back there was maybe 20, 25 people in the restaurant. he would do that type of thing. >> you hear these stories, where he really loved to jam with musicians. you know whether it's rock or funk or jazz musicians. that's when he was happiest, and that's when he was fullest. you hear about how he was such a shy person. but he was able to express himself completely in that music around in the company of other musicians. i'm sure you know, someone like that who is so incredibly talented on so many strunts, it's got to be difficult to be in a band with a guy like that. >> we want to go now to kate and sp reporter ted haller at prince's home in chanhassen, minnesota. what's the very latest? >> eric, it's a quiet, kind of serene scene here. with one exception, and tha

>>reporter: not true, gollia italian restaurant in soho lost their "c" grade, that require them to take down the grade pending and put up the "c." they've already been fined twice for not posting the grade. >> it negatively impacts your business. >>reporter: we visit 37 restaurants with "c" grades, 20 either posted no grade, hid their grade or falsely put up a grade pending. in response to our investigation, a health have and will fine restaurants that do not post their grades. jim hoffer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> people patronizing those restaurants have no idea. >> i posted the grade in my kitchen. >> yeah? how did you do? >> i got an "a." >> of course you did. >> because i don't use it. >> that's probably why i have a "b." >> cleanest kitchen in the city. >> i use my kitchen. >> you clean it one time an you're done. you want a clean kitchen? >> that's because you're always in the weather center. you don't have time to cook. >> always working. so much good food in new york city, just have them send it over. >>> it is the lunch hour. we should be getting lunch sent over here right

that's a spa in soho that offered the perfect way to relief -- relieve stress. >> cat cuddling service as a way to chill out. it was also a chance for people to keep the calm going by adopting the cats for on $10. >> that's a bargain. one glass, two glasses, three glasses? >> we'll see the effect that a few dallas glasses of wine has on your facial expression. plus menstrual cramps. the fight to add the monthly disorder as a qualifying condition for medical marijuana patients. christina was supposed to read that. [laughter] >> clearly. it was meant for you. [laughter] all right, folks, radar showing we still have rain across the area, but it is coming to an end. i'll let you the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can' t even imagine. and she' s the one who' s proven she can get it done. securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children. the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she' s

the officers rescued the bird from the basement of a restaurant in soho yesterday. the bird is dehydrated but otherwise okay. they say -- officials say they don't know how the bird ended up in the basement but officers were able to get it. >>> tonight the rangers try to even up their playoff series with pittsburgh. they trail now two games to one. the island others hosting the panthers at the barclays center. the islanders had an opportunity to take a commanding lead in the series but the panthers put up the game-winning goal midway through the third period. the series is tied 2-2. >> what a series. >> the both of them are tight games. hopefully we will prevail in both cases. >> big one for the rangers tonight. you don't want to go 3-1 down. lauren has been working on the we score big again with weather. temperatures back to the 70s this afternoon. sunshine, high clouds in the afternoon. breezy afternoon, a warm breeze. still dry out there. so there is still a fire danger. be extra careful with the brush being so dry out there. no rain tonight. clouds roll in, upper

. >>> new video into our newsroom from the scene of a six-story apartment fire in soho. firefighters were busy knocking down flames on the top floor of that building, 59 thompson street. two firefighters were hurt, not seriously. one resident was burned but did not need to go to the hospital. new video into the newsroom here. the latest word is that the fire is out. >>> happening now, investigators looking for a man, did they say tried to rape a woman on the lower east side. followed a woman into an elevator inside her apartment building. he began groping her when she tried to get out on her floor. the suspect followed her to her apartment but took off when a man answered her door. if you have information call crime stoppers. >>> right now toll collection booths are all shut down at the tappan zee bridge. here's a live look. nobody is giving up any cash. that's because all tolls on the span are cashless. drivers with e-zpass will be billed as usual. if you don't have it, you'll get a bill in the mail, gus. the thruway authority says the move will help keep traffic flowin

ery changes are coming, though, soho we're living on the southernouth side of the jet stream, that teans cool stuff north and westt up into canada really northern r planes. little system running along theu jet stream wilnnl provide severs weather out into the planeslas tomorrow. as well as into wednesday forney the deep south. but then this jet stream willm change a little bit it will t w start to come down frontal fro system will push through theil area and as itl does, that wilt change temperatures.tures so again a couple of days in the 80s. 80s. then we're going to end up in u the 60s for the rest of the week.. hopefully by the weekend we'llhw be dry, sunny and temperaturespe right around 70 or so but that'' a long ways away. a let's just remember the next couple of days and what we'ret w going to do with these 80-degrer temperatures. >> live in the moment, gary.omt. live in the moment.live i >> always works.. >>> let's get to the news nowe w this morning.is mning >>> we are following a couple fa stories. montgomery county police arey pe searching for killer after a maa was murder

that's tomorrow and actually a we'll be talking about that inba the last block of our show soho you want will iwi be very windy and coldwiand c tomorrow morning.tomorrow storm tracker radar right now rn shopping the showers moving the through the dmv. d steadiest off towards ourt of east. you need the umbrellas throughmr at least the noon hour andn houa they think i think the rainnk it will quickly exit.ly we're even seeing the backheac edge already through northern nn virginia. virginia zooming inside the beltwaysidehy you've got that light rain allal across days.acro you have heavier showers offvies towards our east where you seeeu the yellows.ello mainly across the bayosthe including just east of et annapolis and into centralentr those guys will see the rain aai little bit longer.. by midafternoon everybodyn ery clears out. 50 in washington, 46 gaithersburg, 53 annapolis. we'll be about 15 to 20'sto degrees colder than this ts tomorrow morning at this time.s so, very chilly air on the way. y. wind speeds rider now not too bad, about 15 miles an hour here in washington.re that wind wi

we have a project just over 50% the result from my office in soho. to 57 straight a mark with a for three-month in favor of working on some thing together right now and buyers walk around and see other things for four days. the price point is $50 million. two years ago you couldn't do that. you would walk around for our new seen everything. maria: some people feel that what we see in terms of sellers seeking prices down as an indicator of what's to come. is this the beginning of a larger selloff in real estate right now? >> you are saying that buyers see the more they wait the more immature it comes to market and keep on dropping prices. they are selling for 15% to 20% discount. the buyers are not desperate and they can afford to wait so they become more patient. the more patient the real sellers start to drop prices and the ones that are not real sellers can take it off the market or just wait. i'm not in the market nobody is too much. maria: hysteric indicative of the rest of the country? a similar situation? >> there's a ripple effect. we have off

trump soho is a big lead in the delegate count. ted cruz taken all available delegates in wyoming over the weekend. donald trump stood on the offensive thing in the delegate system that he is called rate. >> people are winning by a lot. we have a big vote coming up on tuesday. the vote is so vital and we have to win by big numbers because we have a system that is absolutely great. we have a rigged system. you are allowed essentially to pay off these people. you are allowed to pay off delegates. again, we want to be smart. we want to be fair and it shouldn't be allowed. so they go out and they are wining and dining. you have no idea what's going on with delegates. it is a crooked process. maria: joining us now executive vice president donald trump junior. thanks for joining us. it does seem a little weird that the delegates really are at the end of the day the ones who choose the nominee. but that's been the case a long time. >> it's probably time to change that. the gop put you through god knows how many. it doesn't mean anything.