how many squares did you see?5. >> i saw 15, as well. >> 14, then i saw 15, then i went back and saw 14. >> i stopped at 14. >> i only spotted 12. >> depending on how many you saw, there were 16 squares. >> darn. >> i'll show you. there's the obvious nine. then there's those ones, as well, yes. that's the one i missed there. >> wait, wait, wait, the big one. >> the three-sided one, i didn't spot that one. >> i missed 15. >> of course, 16 being the last big square. in that case, nothing gets past you, your intention to detail is incredible, but nick, 12, laid back, you feel relaxed in tense situations, you enjoy the process rather than result, might not get everything done, but happy just being yourself. if, however, you were at home and counted nine or less, you are a rebel. you hate following rules, fight for what's right. if you're asked to find a square, you'd rather find a circle. >> no, you just can't count. >> especially interested for the people at home doing this along with us. go to facebook, tell us how

there's certainly a heavier police presence in times square right now? >> absolutely. and we've seen a heavier, increased police presence the last few years, but if you look around, usually at every block here in times square, there are n.y.p.d. officers with heavy machinery, there are now blockades since we've had recent attacks like we're talking about in london and in the past, there are blockades, so cars really can't get through the main areas of times square. there's an absolute increased presence here of security. neil: all right. be safe. great reporting as always. just around the block here. if this looks familiar, my next guest might be wincing at it looking at it, and robin leach in vegas, and ted williams and thank you for joining us, robin, you know, we talk about the skittishness of incidents like this create, whether they're fear or weather in your case in your fine city they actually happen. it's been almost a week now since everything went down in vegas. how are people adjusting there? what is their mindset? >> i think, to be honest, neil, that it's no

emily: how does this fit into the larger vision square has, the loan business, square capital as wellioned, this will not be a signature revenue driver for square. their vision has been to serve hardware up cheap, and provide them all of the software services. something jack said over and over again is that they want to grow with their sellers, so they started with that smartphone dongle for the food trucks and tiny one person sellers. as that seller grows to multiple locations, square wants to be there the entire way. as the company has developed, so have their sellers. this fits in really nicely to their loan business. they recently applied for an industrial loan charger, which would be a big deal for capital business. it would help to reduce their costs there. like bob said, this isn't going to necessarily mean they will all of a sudden take business away from big players. but it is a great product to up sell their existing seller base. emily: having spoken with jack dorsey today, this is a big week for twitter. the company will be testifying on capitol hill this week. did he say a

this is a nice entry for square to get into it.t services and the ability to do that, and it is a minor convenience to have both screens available, but an important step that allows them to open the door to other services. not to make a lot of money on that hardware. emily: how does this fit into the larger vision square has, the loan business? mentioned, this will not be a signature revenue driver for square. their vision has been to serve hardware up cheap, and provide them all of the software services. something jack said over and over is that they want to grow with their sellers, so they started with the smartphone food trucks and tiny one person sellers. as the seller grows to multiple locations, square wants to be there the whole way. as the company has developed, so have their sellers. in with theirits loan business. they applied for an industrial loan charger, which would be a big deal for capital business to reduce costs. this isn't going to necessarily mean they will all of a sudden take business away from big players. bu

brian yenis, in times square around the block. with us is former new york city police commissioner howard very good to have you back. what do you make of this threat or one that would stop them in his tracks? >> well you know it's not unusual. it's something that goes on all of the time. the good news is this threat was pretty much stopped by the nypd and the nypd has the best intelligence and anti-terrorism groups of any department or agency in the world but you know , unfortunately, this happens and you may or may not remember back in 1999 when i was commissioner we arrested three young palestinian men in brooklyn on 4th avenue with three active bombs and we were very fortunate to get information and stop them but they were going to blow up the season way in brooklyn, so you know what we need to do is we need to harden the building because terrorists don't like that and we need to train people so they can respond when they see something they say something , and we need to get really good intelligence because the city as big as n

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pella military police around the square -- paramilitary police around the square. they are making sure there aren't any security risks. security, there was there and extra checkpoints. security is intense, but we are leading up to one of the most important speeches and president xi jinping's career. it is a wet and dreary day. they are awaiting for that speech to kick off, running for about one hour and a half. he will address the achievements of the last five years, a tumultuous time when president xi jinping has stamped his control firmly on the party, then look ahead for the next five years, a policy framework for where the economy, society, and international relations will head between now and 2022. president xi jinping in the great hall of people just behind me. rishaad: one of the people watching their, the premier, some suggesting he may be removed from that position and put elsewhere. we don't know what will happen. what about the international agenda? what are we likely to get signals on here? there is a letter of issues they have to deal with, north korea

but at the excitement we've had many concerts on this square here behind me as well of course is the grand opening ceremony which report from culminating in a pretty amazing forward display with fountains going off in the square here as well as managed to finally get out of that quite loud i'm always excited crowd to join us here in the square as well for us a bit more about what was going on inside and of course this is your first time in russia but not your first thought to you first of all how's it compared so far wow i mean what a ceremony i mean that was something special now i attended the two thousand and thirteen festival in quito ecuador totally different experience nothing like this i was not prepared for what i saw in that auditorium that was that was a tremendous performance i mean music dance and the audience i mean the audience was just on the edge of their seat i saw people bursting into tears at. all of a numerous times people were just very emotionally moved by the ceremony it was quite powerful and to see so many young people just a sea of young people in there are

culminating in a pretty amazing forward to splay with fountains going off in the square here. managed to finally get out of that quite loud noise excite the crowd and join us here in the square as well tell us a bit more about what was going on inside and of course this is your first time in russia but not your first time but are you first of all how is it compared so far wow i mean what a ceremony i mean that was something special now i attended the two thousand and thirteen festival in quito ecuador totally different experience and nothing like this i was not prepared for what i saw in that auditorium that was that was a tremendous performance i mean music dance and the audience i mean the audience was just on the edge of their seat i saw people bursting into tears at mutual of a numerous times people were just very emotionally moved by the ceremony it was quite powerful and to see so many young people just a sea of young people in their or their yellow jackets there the uniform for the festival all kind of moving as one body there listening to the performances seeing it was

as a former new york city officer, you look at times square. and you look at what happened with all the hotel rooms and stuff like that. it's just another thing that the nypd has to think about going forward as well as other police departments across the country. this is a new dynamic. there's going to be a big investigation and they need to move fast. that's why they don't give out the names. executing search warrants. they don't want the press and everybody showing up. >> let's talk about this person of interest. a companion. a roommate. marylou danley. an asian woman. they're not calling her a suspect. they're saying she's someone thee need to talk to. she was a companion of the las vegas resident. >> in law enforcement parlance this would be rear ferred to as a pen of interest. there might have been some type of relationship with the now deceased shooter, we're very interested in here. this is what you have to do from a law enforcement perspective. the first soft started at around 10:08 las vegas time. what you've got to think about is how

loving the square of a circle, that's how you got a vitruvian man.s is a self portrait of him on her in the university trying to figure out how he fits in. you don't do that if you are only interested in knowledge that you can make a buck off of. he was interested in everything he could possible liy know aboue university including how do i fit in? >> what kind of person was him? you describe something about him, what was it like to hang out with this guy? was he fun to talk to or collaborative? >> no. >> no, he's like tavis smiley. unlike michelangelo, leonardo had a number of friends. his friends are very diverse, including people coming in from other places. their mathematicians and play wrights and artisans and architect architects. he realized that creativity is a team's sports. if you are doing a vutruvian man, in my book, he's got three friends -- they're all doing their drawings and they're working along them together. at one point, they had dinner and leonardo had a companion who spills wine on some of it so one can imagine this human being,

yes, just little squares. >> brush is square.is just pressing the brush on her skin. >> exactly. >> could i not just hit her in the face a bunch of time with the square brush. >> you might get some kind of a result if you do that. >> yes. >> would idea be that from a far she would like pixelated more than up close. >> up close you can see all of the little, you know you know, pigments in her skin but from a far she looks like, you know , just not in focus. >> yes. >> how does she look from there, mike. >> you look pixelated. >> yes. >> you get a video game effect s from far away. >> yes. >> it started with gamers, on you tube and they wanted to do like a eight bit make up that is also what it is called it kind of got on trend and it is a new, twist to halloween. >> yes, certainly it is cheaper to not put together a whole costume just worry about her face. >> put as many squares on her face as possible, can you hang around for a little while. >> i will. >> square her face up. >> i to have get to working on this. >> appreciate it.

this is how many square feet?re probably gonna add like a guest house and a tennis club. >> 90,000 square feet, 30 bathrooms -- >> yeah, over 14 bedrooms. >> over 14 bedrooms, 9 kitchens -- and that includes a commercial kitchen. >> right. >> multiple dining areas. >> yes. >> bowling alleys and everything else -- what is the motivation behind this? >> we didn't plan on building the largest home in america, but by the time -- like, i wanted a health spa, david wanted a movie theater, we added another movie theater, then he wanted bowling alleys, and then... >> it just sort of -- just morphed. >> in order to fit all that in. ♪ >> how much property does this sit on? >> this sits on 10 acres. i think it takes up a whole acre just for the house. if you go into a walmart -- you know how big walmart is. >> i do. >> it's the same square footage as a walmart. >> that's big. ♪ now we're entering the master-bedroom area. >> you have to take a tour just to get through the master bedroom. >> i'm picking up what you're putting

most will probably be between 6 to 700 square foot range, to 1000 square foot range.would definitely increase value of new construction. you have to keep in mind, that comps are comparisons. you can't compare a house built in 1959, that is 1500 square foot to a house that is 700 square foot, new construction. we all know comps in real state, comparisons, that is what a comp is a comparison. my home would not be a comparison for a house that is 3,000 square foot in the neighborhood. stuart: got it. how many of you have you built so far? is this just proposal at this stage? >> right. we have one we built so far. we have two more that we'll be closing on which are 894 and 1000 square foot. they're trading between 148 and 170. stuart: i'm sure you built the homes for. is demand strong? >> we have 1800 people show up at the open house. so i would like to you know, i know, when you opened up, you stated that charlotte, not charlotte, just a few residents. we had 1800 people show up for open house. that i think shows there is a lot of positivity. that should be a record anyw

we were planning on, like, maybe a 15,000-square-foot home. but by the time on paper that i got what i wanted, like, a huge ballroom, and we started having more kids, we needed extra bedrooms. it just became the largest home in america. we weren't trying to build the largest home in america. it just happened. >> it just happened. >> yeah. >> the 90,000-square-foot house was set to contain 13 bedrooms, 30 bathrooms, a bowling alley, two movie theaters, of course, and a 20-car garage. >> we went on our honeymoon in france, and when we went to versailles, he says, "i want to build versailles in america." when we were on the airplane coming back from france, he designed the house on the back of a napkin. >> of course he did. >> he wanted, like, a 10,000-square-foot spa, and i wanted bowling alleys for the kids. and he wanted a movie theater. >> the estate was about 60% completed. and the economy crashed, almost taking westgate with it. >> in 2008, when lehman brothers went under, and the banks all froze, it was a terrible time for my company. it w

here's a live look at head house square. brigette foy is roped off and guarded by police and firefighters. the restaurant was at the location since 1978. brigette foy herself whose father opened the business was at the scene consoling regulars. drone 6 was overhead as demolition crews tore down the buildings to prevent uncontrolled collapse. atf is assisting with the investigation and cautions it could take days to determine the cause. >>> 6:06 a.m., happening today, members of the senate armed services committee are expected to get a closed door briefing on the ambush of american soldiers in niger. questions are mounting in the attack that killed four special soldiers. pentagon is expected to address reports that the soldiers were on a routine mission but changed into an order to kill or capture an top isis official. >>> american and foreign passengers on all flights heading to the united states will have to face tougher security before they board. it is part of the enhanced security ordered by former homeland security secr

one in a deadlock are back to square one and for sure reporting from barcelona thank you. and i want to tell you about some of the other stories making news around the world . u.s. bombers have flown over the korean peninsula in a show of force after months of escalating tensions centered on north korea's nuclear and missile programs the u.s. also flew joint missions with japan and south korea over the sea of japan. kenyan police have fired tear gas at opposition protesters hundreds of people took part in demonstrations a day after the leader of the opposition were drew from a rerun of the presidential race and election held in august has been declared null and void by the country's supreme court which ordered a new vote to take place later this month. votes are being counted in liberia's landmark election the ballot could mark the first peaceful handover of power between elected governments in this west african country in over seven decades president ellen johnson sirleaf is stepping down after twelve years in office i'll was also the first round are expected within the n

one in a deadlock back to square one and for sure reporting from barcelona thank you all right and now we move on to icy relations between germany and the turkey's turkish government which have hit rock bottom since last year's a coup attempt in turkey well since then thousands of people have been detained there including some foreign and dual nationals eleven germans are in turkish jails on political grounds including translator and journalist but to loot she was arrested back in april on charges of membership of a terrorist organization and spreading terrorist propaganda her trial has kicked off today in berlin says has been un justly present and turkey's critics say it's just another example of how freedom of expression has increasingly come under attack. and correspondent dorian jones is monitoring that story for us dorian what are you hearing coming out of the prison where this a trial this taking place well missile tolo has been addressing the cole she says that she's been unfairly prosecuted only for translating for the news agency she was working for earlier in the day before t

marple aber is live at the nasdaq in times square square i got a lot of books at my desk.aybe we'll be doing home schooling for college maribel. this is getting out of hand. >> reporter: it is out of hand, tam. i know you got the little ones. the cost of college keeps rising. fees rose as much at 3.6 percent faster than the rate of inflation which is about 2 percent. this is according to the college board's annual report and one of the things really pushing up college costs are expenses related to the schools employees such as healthcare and benefits. stocks, strong earnings pushing the dow too record close. futures pointing to a mixed open. reports on durable goods and new home sales due out later today. that's the latest in business. back to you matt and tam. >> maribel have a good day. >>> dave murphy. >> yes. >> lay a little bit more summer on us. >> this morning's not too bad. this afternoon will be seasonably cool and then we start to plunge a little bit. storm tracker6 live double scan shows us we're dry. as we take a look outside we have sky6. center city looking n

street in the you square running and you have the police running after us with guns and you just hear the sound you just have to run for your life and i remember at that time my friend told me that she has seen the red laser just above my head i know it was dangerous but i think i don't know what we were fighting for was for them. would have been really really a very big part of the egyptian revolution if you were on the street you would see many women taking part and that's very new to the egyptian culture like the two women are on the street fighting protesting and saying hey stop this we did and the corruption and mubarak's rule whatever this was awkward just it's not culturally acceptable women were on the street from the first day and i have like met several friends who used to say i've started going to the revolution taking part because my wife started first because my wife pushed me because my wife was in the square and i couldn't sit here and home watching for lives on the sofa and my wife is there and i'm not there so her being there pushed some men as well to be part because

to many people here in the city's a main square who are listening to spain's prime minister's. address his words came as a complete surprise really was saturday hundreds of people injured as but he said tact peaceful voters yet serai think the officers should for their work and another surprising thing that was sad by the prime minister is that there was actually no referendum here and catch a line well perhaps this is just wishful thinking but i talked to people here to listen to their reaction to the prime minister's address i don't know i. don't think so i thing with them because they're not a for the well i thing the good is notice. how lasers defy. the violence of the. responsibility of the bullets might taint the safety of the people and very creating the insecurity of the are not a low enough to build but it's incredible it's really what this is it is it's in europe this is europe. well this morning people were ready to gather peacefully and there were telling us many times that for them it is very important to remain a peaceful gathering just to protect their fundamenta

bryan llenas is live in times square. brian.e at the festival here in times square. there are at the presents of thousands of people here along with our tourists you see. celebrated by hindus and others in india. all of this is among a heightened sense of alert and concern for high rise buildings and hotels along crowded areas and venues like here in times square. police now must pay attention to all buildings with a clear line of sight on these crowds after the vegas shooter broke through a window and obviousl reign ter. balconies. no longer is that the case. all buildings are now in play. expect more security sweeps at these buildings in no, and elsewhere around the country. also, really, there is going to be tightened security at the katy perry's concert and yankees game happening tomorrow in the city. in addition to the sharp shooters that will be on rooftops already scanning buildings, helicopters circling above with snipers. police in chicago have also added more undercover cops for the weekend's marathon there and they, t

it is not all of the rounded times when the round holes in the square pegs going the square holes. these are coming in oblong. we need to be able to figure out whether they are round or square. that is what 702 enables us to do. and restriction on the ability to access the information that is already constitutionally collected in the databases, i just think it is a really tragic and a restriction. and i begged the country not to go there again. i think we will regret it and i'm hoping that it does not take another attack for people to realize that. >> certain phenomena kind of uncertain world that we live in, at -- how is the decision on the 4.3 of the 72 -- on the 702 decided? why is that so precise in terms of what is held, that moves to the bureau and not retained by nsa, let's say. >> while the nsa still has some way to think of that is that the nsa has done all of this collection and again, i want to stress the nsa collection is not both collection on anybody. not even foreigners. they have their collection. we are nominating certain email addresses to be included as part of w

what is the scene right now. >> reporter: the scene is quiet here in the square.some fire trucks and sheriff deputies vehicles peel out after the warning was issued. this is northeast of here seventh street above belli road also castle road. those are the areas that have mandatory evacuations. we are not seeing any flame or orange glow in the sky. but the smoke is getting thicker in the last couple of hours than it was earlier today. shortly before 8:30 pm, fire crews and sheriff's deputies raced to eastern sonoma valley. the sheriff's office issued a mandatory evacuation order to castle road and seventh street east north of lowball valley road. more than four hours earlier, around sonoma plaza, police officers went door to door. sheriff deputies were crisscrossing the downtown area advising people by speaker that it might be a good idea to leave because the fire was approaching.>> i'm scared. >> reporter: the advisory message for those from sonoma square north was taken seriously. people began packing.>> we were prepared earlier in the day. we had things in order

amount of elderly people on the square and mound of children really small children and families who came here. and now it is a very worrying tendency that we see so much of violence on the streets of boston on that because people here are peace will be won to remain peaceful they're trying to show that in different gestures like showing the hands and clapping and singing and trying to really remain friendly despite old these are warring reports that we keep receiving now we've been here for a couple of hours and we managed to talk to some people who decided to stay here and to defend as they say their fundamental human rights. in this county has been mobilizing for the last many years just with these objectives to be able to express ourselves and to say what do we want for this country for the future he doesn't mother but it's raining. because we love the grocery we want to vote we have needed to do extreme actions such as sleeping in schools such as coming here hundreds of person said five o'clock in the morning spending i have been standing here for hours and we will be here all d

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for their work today and he said that spain has set an example for the world now sam here on this square and around the city and around the region would probably disagree with the prime minister because today we have seen some really of violent clashes taking place around the area between police forces and. ordinary citizens that left their houses to go and vote of the sunday and we do know that the number of injured people at the sunday has surpassed seven hundred sixty people now we've seen police forces being real weiland towards different sorts of people from students to people there were pushing people out of the polling stations they were breaking windows they were breaking the doors down and they were real violent. because to resist with violence they could have taken off. but they still did shoot ing with rubber bullets and with bottoms grown children and women drawing room one just for one thing to vote for once a democracy they were really very we have united and formed a barricade they detained and mistreated people only for daring to lift a paper in the hands. well this morni

we may remember in may when a vehicle plowed into times squar times square, and immediately folks were afraid it was a terrorist attack, turned out it was a drunk driver. when the sky hops out, he has something that resembles weapons, he runs, the nypd get after him and taken down, but taken down in a way that now he can be interrogated, really hats off to them. >> bret: one of the witnesses describing what he saw. >> as stomach i saw a guy with two guards and he was just running in the middle of the street. and then i heard like five or six gunshots. >> a couple of my classmates, we heard the shots and then we went to the window and we see two of the bodies lying down. >> the car and a school bus collided and people in the school bus got hurt running around. >> bret: again, at least 810 so far, we are told to go were being taken into surgery at one of the local hospitals, bellevue. let's go back to miller who is live on the scene with an update there. >> the scene here in lower manhattan increasingly area at this hour, there are hundreds of new york city police on the streets. there a

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to many people here and the cities a main square who are listening to spain's prime minister has. to address his words came as a complete surprise really was saturday hundreds of people injured as but he said tact peaceful voters yet serai think the officers should for their work and another surprising thing that was sad by the prime minister is that there was actually no referendum here and catch a line well perhaps this is just wishful thinking but i talked to people here to listen to their reaction to the prime minister's address. and so i sing with them because they're not a for them well i think that is no to. how lasers differ. the violence of the. responsibility of the bullets might taint the safety of the people on the area creating the is insecurity you're not a low enough to both but it's incredible it's really what this is it is it's in europe this is europe. well this morning people were ready to gather peacefully and there were telling us many times that for them it is very important to remain a peaceful gathering just to protect their fundamental human rights but rea

he can be viewed in moscow's red square.ould be buried. we happen 20 lenin ‘s final resting place to see how one russians view the founder of comments. in a park outside moscow, these are the ghost of coming as an past. like a park outside moscow, these are the ghost of tom in his past. maggie freak show of fallen idol. and the red star of this show is vladimir lenin who led the russian revolution. there were an estimated 111,000 statues of this man in the soviet union. that means that wherever you went in the ussr, there was probably at least one lenin thinking about you. taking care of you. or just watching you. but communism did more than make statues of him. it preserved his body and put it on display. "lenin is more alive than the living," declared one soviet slogan. a whole scientific institute was set up to maintain the corpse. over time, it has had to replace some skin and flesh with plastics and other material. lenin's red square mausoleum was a site of pilgrimage in the ussr — the late revolutionary quite literally

a lot of crews here with this restaurant fire so watch for that right now in headhouse square.em kind of left over from yesterday with those strong winds where we had trees coming down. we've got a low hanging tree here and so they're blocking off, you can see penndot with the arrow board, the ramp from montgomery drive to the schuylkill eastbound and they're waiting for crews to come out here and fix the situation. so, hopefully before the tree snaps they'll be able to deal with that one. so, the ramp is currently closed. you got to use the ramp from city avenue or girard avenue to get to the schuylkill eastbound. have an early morning accident upper providence. watch for that one this morning, 29 to 422. we'd have overnight low in the city in the mid 40's but we're 58 degrees in center city and some of the suburbs in new jersey, 55 in browns mills, 56 in hammonton, 56 in dover. so, yeah, it's cooler than yesterday morning but still above average. this afternoon, though, this is when things really change 'cause the afternoon high is only 67, only a few degrees above average. c

because i will likely be out in the square i don't like the reality but it is a square to see what i am seeing my only see a little listen what i need to listen to mr starr is not. actually. coming back to do so is this just about please continue. i mean you know to tell you today's an organization the referendum comes after house series of attacks against the referendum seven hundred miners being threatened with various. websites being taken down ballot box being see. there's being you know government ministers you know charged and friends. and so activities. just as i was this people involved in for economic mess a story about a man and a little bit of trouble hearing you so let me go to a message now on. some of the things that you are talking about the conditions around the referendum we've heard from the cuttlebone your president col is pushing want has been very critical of the silence on what's been happening why haven't we heard more from the e.u. do you think about what's been happening around this referendum. the european union it's a union of states and vera for its. few r

walter isaacson: still waiting for people to square the circle. the deathbed, you are still trying to do these problems that fascinated them, that was inspiring to me even though the soup was getting cold. charlie: an open to mischief. that is a little bit like steve jobs. walter isaacson: one of the things about -- in each of those things, i don't list but give the examples under each lesson of things he did to explain how that is done and how he did that in his life. when i was growing up in our great novelist there was -- he said there were people from louisiana are preachers and storytellers. the world has too many preachers. as a biographer, you are trying to tell a story. but whether it is any story that has ever been told, there are certain lessons that come out of it. you try not to start with a lesson. you say where is this going to lead, but with leonardo's life, it was so filled with lessons, .t reminded me of steve jobs it reminded me of ben franklin. so i thought, here are the patterns. what leonardo did so well is by being so curious

it's time for the rematch fire and life set to square off for the second time in four days t.-mo banner leipzig down on wednesday the first of ten penalty takers to fail to convert in a shootout lucky for him saturday night brought another crack at the record my serve under a light show out of a pay per view super fight so let's get ready to rumble on the bundesliga. they've got all the highlights from round two of german football's heavyweight title bout byron were looking for a duck out punch against the lives taken after going the distance with the upstart in the cup. and head over there was another high end slugfest on the undercard as table toppers parisienne dortmund sought to unleash their league leading attack against defensive specialists the ninety six. welcome to the bundesliga on d w i'm at herman and have i got a saturday for you filled with action to get the most discerning fan fired up we know what you're after we'll take you right to munich for byron's match against leipsic you know these two teams needed one hundred twenty minutes and a penalty shoot out on we

the areas north of sonoma square, very expensive area. be a nightmare if that were to come to fruition. this is all in sonoma. near napa bleeding into solano, we have the atlas fire heading towards fairfield and evacuations have been issued in the area western fairfield on the side of 80. will contract -- we will continue to track this all night. those of the spots we are watching most closely. >> authorities just wrapped up a news conference to update everyone on efforts to battle these wildfires. >> 280 people still missing they are making progress period the number is down from more than 600. calistoga under a mandatory evacuation because the wild fires creep ever closer. >> let's check in with justin and calistoga live. give us a sense of what things look like there.>> you're looking at a complete ghost town. residents that live here are evacuees. we have not seen anybody driving around for the past hour or so. we are seeing more highway patrol cars and officials. one car to the left and into the right you can see cars coming southbou

that's union square area and that's where it ends at 16th street. a million people along that area tonight all barricaded in and now authorities tell us that they'll be large sand trucks and lots of cops with long guns something to which new york city commuters and pedestrians have become somewhat accustomed in the years after 9/11. but certainly to have this level of security tonight such a high profile event astounding to know our new york's finest and bravest to pull such a thing off tonight with massive and expansive terror investigation on the lower west side. and then right there just to the east of there a matter of blocks you could walk from this to the halloween par are raid in five minutes on normal day. maybe ten. but with all the traffic tonight, certainly not. but to think that this police department and fire department are going to be able to handle up to million people who would go there is an extraordinary testament to the courage and bravery of the men and women who serve and their ability to make sure that life goes on because in t

do you see the square right here?just a couple of streets over, the roads we are talking about, mandatory evacuations. at castle road, north of the rally road. castle road, as it extends over here close to the buena vista winery. seventh street east north. this is seventh street eat, -- east right here. these two streets have been listed by the sonoma county sheriff's office as under mandatory evacuation orders right now. seventh treat each -- east, and then castle road north. we have the information on our website right now. if you need to reference and share it, these are not advisories, this is a mandatory evacuation order. we will send it back to you. the news is not good, especially from the wind coming from the east. you can picture it blowing is fire closer and closer. these were last updated a while ago. they're not giving any -- and exact representation right now. the fire has gotten much closer to the downtown sonoma area. these two roads right here need to leave right now. >> let's check in right now on our

she's in sometimes square. and new york city is still going forward with the parade, but they are tacking additional precautions tonight. >> reporter: they are, david. in fact, parade argue nicers recently tweeted out, assuring people, telling them to get their costumes ready, to come out and enjoy. and many people right here in times square, we're seeing a lot of costumes, we're also seeing a lot of police. and david, officials are telling people, just to live by the idea of if you see something, say something. >> it's still going to be an unsettling night ahead. linsey, thank you. i want to bring in ray kelly, an abc news consultant. we were talking, that we both have used that pathway along the west side highway, millions of people actually use it on bikes, they walk, they run. how do you protect a pathway like that or times square, where linsey was just standing. can you protect it? >> with great difficulty. this is the nightmare scenario, no question about it. new york city has 10 million people a day, pot

you should get out -- >> you're not square, chuck. >> i'm square. it's okay. it's streamable. should watch it. outside, it's a little more autumn like. all of those 70s in a row are now going to be coming to an end. skies partly to mostly cloudy early this morning. a little bit of a breeze out of the northwest. keeping things cooler than yesterday. 56 now. that northwest w w us most of the day. bringing in a fair number of clouds at the mid level. mostly cloudy start at the beginning of the day. most of the rain is off shore and up across new england. then there's another ripple of low pressure and cold air aloft back to our west. that will keep our skies at times sunny at times and then over to cloudy for a little bit and back to sunshine. one of those 50-50 kind of a day. radar hinting that there could be a stray drop or two. the future weather though carries any little chance of a spit or a sprinkle. that's all that it can possibly be after about 9 or 10:00. whuks the clouds thin out things will get nicer. then another wave of clouds comes in during the course of the aftern