there are a few artist who share studios so that situation will be replicated in the new studios. if there are 2 or 3 artist in one studio now they have the same situation in the new building. >> we used to get a invitation from mr. madison every year. you don't have any kind of those to see the artist studio and meet the artist and everything anymore? >> [inaudible] and they ceased to be able to fund those great events a great number of years ago. >> thank you >> you are always welcome. >> okay. i know all the artist were very very long time and they are very nice and very good people. i know mr. madison for the last 20 years and so it is a very good project. i want to move this item. >> okay. do you have a comment? >> i have a few questions. let me just verify, i think the last meeting that we had, there were-we are still at the 140 artist, right? >> there are a couple artist who have left the shipyard since, that is why i said in 2014 we had 140 so i know of a handful of artist who decided the time is right for them to leave. it had nuth toog do with the relocation so there wil

you get to be in it if you come to studio 54 or 54 below. ernie: a lot of media people would go there in the '80s. >> reporter: and party? ernie: have a good time. a lot of people from the studio would go to party a little bit. it was a lot more than disco. >> it was. the disco made it popular. but in 1927, it started out as an opera house. when it was a cbs studio, a lot of tv shows -- ernie: what's my line. >> you got it. was there. then it closed and it came back. it's got so much going on. now that one building 254 west 54th is split between original theatre where you can watch shows and 54 below and they have dance parties bringing out the '70s. no matter what you want to do, 54 below is there. ernie: thank you so much. we've had some great driving weather. i was wondering what do you like to drive? what would be your preference? a hard top or convertible car? do you like the wind through your air? some nice cool ac? your answers are coming so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber opti

the day the studio closes for good.in mountain view, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now let's head over to our chief meteorologist bill martin to talk about the weather. still hot inland. >> even though it cooled off, it is still hot inland. highs today, 105 livermore. san francisco 68 degrees. a big drop off from where we were 24 hours ago. 95 napa. no records today. no spare the air day today. and we had no heat advisory. we are seeing an advisory for air quality. the fires around san andreas. the butte fire. if you are planning activities in the central valley, the foothills, from grass valley south, down to yosemite, think about that. air quality is not going to be good. there is a air quality advisory right now. the fog along the coast, pushes inland into tonight. it will do what it did last night. see that cool bite of air? that is right now temperatures. you can see the -- you can see the -- the cool moist air in. inland still nasty. 7 degrees cooler in napa. tropical storm linda throwing tropical moisture our w

some of the organizations and try to see if we can get some of the city funds for that but every studio that you do not replace those artists are leaving the city. >> thank you your time is up. >> thank you thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners thank you for staying and listening to us today we would like you to vote no for the conditional review for the threatens for the cultural community the san francisco our commission recently conducted a survey that will be verify what we've known for sometime san francisco is no longer a designation for artists they can't little and work here you can play a role by upheld the zoning laws don't reward the people that break the law make them clean up their act instead i'll leave this here please. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is andy blue we're products of 167 coalition i have a direct question for the zoning administrator who didn't appear to be here today, we're confused as has the new interpretation the services made in the nc zoning for tech office this is an important question that needs to be wizard as far as we know

and the first thing i remember is ron insana walking in our studio, covered in dust.w what he had been through and what he had just witnessed. >> as we were cutting across in a quarantine zone actually, the building began to disintegrate. we heard it and looked up and started to see elements of the building come down. and we ran. and honestly, it was like a scene out of "independence day." >> when ron insana walked into the studio, it was stunning to me. i was close to him personally and he was so shaken. >> everything began to rain down. the winds were whipping around us through the lower corridors in manhattan. >> it was just the smell. it was a combination of odors that i had not smelled on my human being. >> ron, we're happy to see you. >> thank you. you have no idea how happy i am to be here. >> it is a relief. but then you think about the experiences of thousands of other people who are down there in the epicenter of all that and were there when it occurred. our hearts go out to them. we don't know what the numbers are yet. >> he was down there doing his job. th

i'm rick williams, along with monica malpass we are live for the first time in our special parkway studio, we'll bring you all the action during the papal visit this weekend, as we just saw pope francis is continuing his three city tour with the 9/11 memorial in manhattan right now and he just met with 9/11 victim as long with first responders, they met at the pools at the memorial. afterward the pope went below ground to the museum for an inter faith service, that is where he is right now. >> earlier today the pope addressed the united nations and sara bloomquist has more on his message, she joins us live from new york city. >> reporter: rick and monica, the pope's full day here in manhattan is a busy one with a jam packed schedule, he is at the 9/11 memorial and museum sure to be a moving visit for the pontiff. earlier today he addressed the united nations general assembly, he warned the nearly 200 members in attendance on climate change and the impact on humanity. >> he became the fourth pope to address the general assembly, he stood before the largest gathering of world leaders. he wa

the content producers, the studios, and the exhibitors.he exhibitors have been vocal about the fact that they want to dayect their typical 90 window where the film only shows in a theater and then goes to home entertainment, which is what they see netflix as. the way that netflix will get around it is that they will show their film in a few independent theaters, rather than your local amc or regal. that is how money is to qualify. but the studios are also competitive, because they are taking original content -- creating original content and taking people away from it. netflix itself also has competition from amazon. they are here for the first time, looking for a potential acquisition for their new original film platform. and we have heard about apple wanting to get into original content as well. netflix is changing the industry from the tv perspective, and we are seeing it playing out in film. emily: netflix has to buy global rights to movies. amazon only has to buy rights to -- in north america, so they could be in contention for a lot m

>>reporter: most of the dancers as cheryl burke dance studio happen to be engineers. looking for a creative outlet. michael wright has been hooked since day one. >> there's a science and art behind it. >>reporter: this couple says the steps they take on the dance floor has actually strengthen their marriage. >> we learn to work things out which is really great because at home when you have issues and disagreement you find out you are diagnose the same thing on the dance floor working things out. >>reporter: but things no longer working out for the dance studio co-owned by if cheryl burke and her mom. >> it is bitter sweet but we have to face reality that they need the space. >>reporter: linked in owns the building and now the professional networking company is taking back the space. burke says they had kuwait a run and a lot of support over the years. >> little did we know we would build a community. >>reporter: the studio has been open for seven years in the heart of silicon valley. for thus of feet dancing across the floors. l saturday will be the biggest event ever

joining me today on "studio 1.0," youtube cofounder and former ceo, chad hurley. chad, thank you so much for being here. it is so great to have you. chad: thanks for having me. emily: in 2005, you activated the url, youtube.com, right? chad: on valentine's day. emily: on valentine's day. chad: so romantic. emily: describe the last 10 years. chad: for me, it has surpassed all of my expectations. we were really simply trying to solve a problem for ourselves and our friends. how do you share videos that were sitting on your desktop? and despite observing our own problems and coming up with a simple way to re-encode these videos and allow people to share these videos on the web, it kind of unlocked the potential for everybody else. emily: the very first video on youtube really was one of you guys going to the zoo. [video clip] >> the cool thing about these guys is that they have really, really, really long trunks. chad: it's not a cat video, but it's not bad. [laughter] emily: 18 million views. almost 19 million views. chad: really, that video and many others, we were

stay with us. >> back here live now in our parkway studio tonight. the weather just about perfect today and we're hoping it will continue throughout the weekend. >> absolutely. loving this. meteorologist cecily tynan join us live here along the parkway as well with the accuweather forecast for the pope's entire visit this week. hi, cecily. >> hi monica and rick. the crowds will be building thi -- cloudshave been buildings afternoon and i'm keeping ply eyes on the lope town to the south much it continues to spin over the north carolina georgia border. we are getting some of those high thin clouds from that low pressure but you can see how it's not really moving and the steadiest heavy rain is over cape hatteras. that light rain shield extends across central and northern virginia so the weekend we'll see more clouds than sunshine but honestly it's looking pretty nice. tomorrow we'll see he some breaks of sunshine. it will be on the breezy side, winds east-northeast 10 to 20 miles per hour and it will be seasonable, 75 degrees, 74 is the average high fo

>>reporter: most of the dancers as cheryl burke dance studio happen to be engineers.reative outlet. michael wright has been hooked since day one. >> there's a science and art behind it. >>reporter: this couple says the steps they take on the dance floor has actually strengthen their marriage. >> we learn to work things out which is really great because at home when you have issues and disagreement you find out you are diagnose the same thing on the dance floor working things out. >>reporter: but things no longer working out for the dance studio co-owned by if cheryl burke and her mom. >> it is bitter sweet but we have to face reality that they need the space. >>reporter: linked in owns the building and now the professional networking company is taking back the space. burke says they had kuwait a run and a lot of support over the years. >> little did we know we would build a community. >>reporter: the studio has been open for seven years in the heart of silicon valley. for thus of feet dancing across the floors. l saturday will be the biggest event ever. 300 people are

. >> lights out for a popular dance studio made famous by "dancing with the stars" stay tuned. today is the 14th anniversary of the terror attacks on 9/11 and we will bring you shots from and we will bring you shots from ground zero and a special hey! let me help with that. ♪ oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> daly city, dublin los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> 4:43. look at this picture, a new flag, an american nag, just unfurled and flying high at the pentagon this morning. this is a look at the building where american flight 77 slammed and the willing in 2001. 14 years ago. lend. it honors 184 lives lofts when the tragic event happened. president obama will mark the anniversary by meeting with pens -- members of the military at fort meade in maryland. >> lawmakers will hold a vote to regulate the california medical marijuana industry facing a deadline of tonight when the current session ends. the vote follows a last minute compromise with three different bills the purse to regulate m

michael's been helpful there, but came into the studio and our studio not multimillion fox news channel, sirius studios with the bells and whistles. it's a renovated conference room, four mikes set up. very basic board. and mike'sal looking around saying, you might want to put soundproofing here or there. but it has technically been very basic, you know, we have a comrex box we take on the road, we have a bureau in city hall. we broadcast from there. very low investment. but we're seeing traction on advertising cross cel as well as radio specific buys. >> i strongly advice anybody who is not familiar with boston herald radio to check it out. what they're doing is a clear-cut example of the future and the potential of audio media mixed in a multiplatform setting. i applaud you for that. alan combs, you are a friend of mine for years. >> what? >> don't be shocked and don't try to be funny. alan is really a very funny guy. whenever people say to me, i get so angry at him. he's such a nasty bastard, i get very upset. >> did you call me a bastard? >> no, y they said it. now we have to cut it

i wish we could. ♪ oh freak out >> the great sheik, go to studio 54 to get in. and they don't.ak out. ♪ just come on down to the 54 ♪ find your spot ♪ out on the floor ♪ oh freak out ♪ so chic ♪ freak out >> probably the best thing that ever came out of studio 54 was that song. >> disco was a revolutionary force. funk marries disco and it lead to hip-hop. >> it's 1979, i heard "good times" come on. i kept hearing somebody talk over the song. ♪ you don't stop ♪ bring it ♪ what you hear is not a test ♪ the beat and me and the groove and my friend are going to try to move your feet ♪ >> so when people talk about it what's that hip-hop song and it was the first hip-hop song to crack the top 40. >> we didn't know the name of this song was called rappers delight. i went to the record song and i was like you got hip hop? >> it changed everything. >> opens this incredible door to the last new american art form, which is hip hop. ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be qui

oval studio. taff and i will be here all day saturday, all day sunday being joined by guests to help with the coverage and show you every moment when the pope is on the parkway. of course you know that will be a large part of his itinerary. so we are ready, jim. the weekend is coming, the pope is coming be we're ready. >> just in time the the lit brothers building is getting a brand new look. >>> the building on market street between seventh and eighth unveiled a new light display and this weekend the lights will be yellow and white for the pope's visit. it is also a great spot to watch the events as they happen and channel6's coverage of the papal will be broadcast live right there on that spectacular display. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we have breaking news tonight. the dalai lama has canceled his u.s. tour after doctors told him that he needs a rest. the 80-year-old tibetan leader was supposed to visit america next month and that did include a stop in philadelphia to accept this year's liberty medal at the n

the hollywood studio films in order to protect its business interests agreed with congress that none of them would employ writers who were blacklisted. dalton trumbo went from being the highest paid screenwriter in hollywood to working for pennies on the dollar living with his family and friends in mexico keeping the cost of living down and continuing to work with -- and ultimately realizing that's a long ways away to collect on your debt. within that timeframe of leading up to the cold war that communist scare the politics so what we would now and legal scholars would now write nice as a gross overreach of congressional authority at the times it was more in line with public thought. the idea that congress colluded with executives to protect a private business interests seemed bizarre by today's standards and yet it worked. dalton trumbo was on that blacklist for 13 years. while he was in mexico trumbo went to a bullfight which ended badly. the ball was not put down cleanly and it very much impacted him. as a result of this experience he would have found based on the friendship of a

you probably want to buy studio time and buy nice studio. the whole world was tom's studio in this project called word to spread. he sang his song in all these different locations that you see here with multiple different kinds of mikes, different kinds of recording devices from iphones to digital cameras. didn't matter. all the noise on the street over the course of three years. by golly, it sounds great. ♪ >> really impressive. if it takes three years to do a single, how long before the album? >> decades long and waiting. >> it's art. >> video reminds him of the great places that he saw, legendary people that he met. he said it was an incredibly difficult and long process. >> what works is the visual goes with the sounds we're hearing. >> leak using his own studio in his mind. ♪ >> this has so many levels of art, right? >> yeah. >> not only sing but does a lot of beat boxing as well. look at this part. ♪ >> i'm completely saturated. that's a wrap. >> these two videos brought to you by the sense of humor of nick calderone. grandpa versus sl

. >>> linked in causing a popular south bay dance studio to close. we'll explain what is happen asking how the dancer play plan to say good-bye. well known tech ceo. did the former mayor ask for a million >>> some explosive allegations involving willie brown and a well-known tech ceo. did the former mayor and for $1 million to help that ceo get out of legal trouble? this centers around 33-year-old san jose product gentleman, ahal. this is him giving us a tour of his luxury condo a few years ago, the same condo where police say he hit his girlfriend more than 100 times during one sungel encounter. he was arrested for domestic abuse in 2013 and soon after was ousted by the board of radium one, a company which he started. he was then accused by another woman of abuse last year. today a probation hearing was postponed until november. >> did he commit another act of domestic violence? and the standard is not beyond a reasonable doubt. but it's before a judge and whether or not he committed this offense. if he did, he could fine himself facing a much stiff

they have a tv studio. it is amazing. ryan seacrest, from american idol made it.ives. making the next generation of "fox 29 news" anchors. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ cys! >> let's look at grand parent photo, they are fabulous, real cute one for amy, my son's grandparents, or grandpa, lewis and john lash, and my gp's john and marie russo, all from philly, pennsylvania. happy gp day. >> and more coming in, happy grand parent day, love you, nanna. this one from helen wise. this one here, my grandmom mom and i on my wedding day. and, unfortunately she passed away in may. she misses her. thank you for that. >> and a nice throw back one, too, i love some of these classic ones, thank you so much for sharing that. gorgeous photo of your grandparents. >>> something pretty cool just happened down at xfinity live, pretty big crowd down there in south philadelphia to honor bunch our most iconic athlete. >> now stands near the sports stadium, joe frazier. >> and statute shows phrase nerve mid punch there, depicts the moment after he landed that punch that knocked down muhammad alto in the

coach matt rhule live in studio with brandon graham and ducis rodgers. yeah a lot of respect for temple football these men coming up on "action news" sports sunday in a few minutes we're ready to go on sports sunday at 11:35 we're right we're ready to go on sports sunday at 11:35 we're right back after this. good intentions. is paved with mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america. so, what if you're wrong? and they can't be trusted? senator casey, don't trust iran. vote this down. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> well it's nothing like the real thing. people in delaware county gotta head of the papal visit. popebot came for a special visit at theersy. finding kids and families and even a few doctor and nurses anxious to get a picture from the papal inspired robots. there you have it. >> and fyi fully is next

that cofounder joins me here in the studio. thank you so much for joining us.we were talking about self driving cars, i wonder what is will tom-tom's role in that revolution be. corinne: we have been investing for years.nology and today we just announced the heidi -- highly automated driving three defense. we are ahead of the competition and we are working with most car manufacturers around the world to bring this technology to make it a reality. emily: are you built into cars? corinne: we are built into cars and work with a lot of manufacturers around the world. with volkswagen, we drove driverless from las vegas to los angeles powered by tomtom maps. emily: will we see tomtom maps in apple cars anytime soon? there are less than a handful of inguest: you will see it maps and traffic, we are really interested in investing in that technology. emily: what is interesting, there are less than a handful of players in this space and it is , usually valuable technology. have you guys received any interested buyers? corinne: they are of course very valuable assets. we

joining me today on "studio 1.0" is inventor, father, and founder, chris anderson.ank you so much for joining us.

chopper 6hd looking around on the parkway studio.ick and monica will be broadcasting all weekend long and just a few hundred yards away from where sharrie williams and i will be on eakins oval. i love this shot. meteorologist adam joseph back with that exclusive accuweather forecast coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. i'm meteorologist adam joseph. i am live at what is going to be my house and your house as well for the next couple days on pennsylvania avenue in the fairmount section of philadelphia overlooking eakins oval and all the activity that's going on. you can see the security barrier has been put up. there's a security area just down road where people are going to be lining up along this street, pennsylvania avenue, to get in if they were the lucky ones to get those tickets that they passed out online that went very quickly a couple of weeks ago and i'm already looking at people passing by and you can see the excitement in their face. as we walked up to the house, a few hours ago we passed by saint francis xavier chur

emily chang: or, by a studio. -- buy a studio. and it isaste-driven hard to continue to make money. emily chang: we are seeing netflix settling down and ending the contract. amazon, as well, how does this disrupt a broader industry? business models. whoever delivers the best and easiest business model that allows people to get access to the content they want on the devices they want -- fundamentally, it is about a ,usiness model where apple potentially, has an upper hand, if they can figure out a business model that allows them to get access to this on devices. netflix is working on this. emily chang: you are sticking with us. >> indeed. emily chang: we are focusing on emerging leaders in virtual reality. thatrn to a unicorn harnesses a power. pp that uses a camera and looks at things, making them come to life. i am the creator. limitless and creative. that is it isy ads. aboutare all u storytelling. it is three-dimensional. that is the reason the engagement level is so high. dog, it will tell you the species of the dog. trivia tell you all the about the dog and where you could get

you're the boss of this studio. you're the boss of the music.e time. >> and at one point we were joined by lisa and their four dogs. also sharing the house, lilly pearl. >> what is next? >> i don't know. >> i'm sort of acting like i'm a good mom now. >> they were married in 1991. we were with them a year later. >> we're happy. >> very. ♪ that's what i had in mind >> 24 years later, they're still happy. >> what's the secret? >> what i tell everyone is as we try to identify the little things along the way that irritate and annoy and frustrate, and then i just stop doing them. >> such an amazing career. and this year actually marks the 25th anniversary of his first album "killin' time" going platinum and that album has four straight number one songs. >> that's not a bad way to start out. take a look at what we have monday on "e.t.." >> david beckham on victoria's stumbling party exit. >> she looked like she had quite the party. she did. >> then happy days star cancer scare. >> she survived nonhodgkins. now she's got this thing in her head. >> scott

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came into the studio. our studio, of course, not multi-million fox news channel or sirius studios with the bells and whistles. it's a renovated conference room. four mikes set up. basic board. and michael was looking around saying, you want to put soundproofing here or there, but it -- it has technically been very basic. we have a box we take out on the road to do remotes. we have a bureau in city hall. we broadcast live from city hall. very low investment. we're seeing traction on advertising, cross-sell, as well as some radio-specific buys. >> i strongly advise anybody who is not familiar with herald radio to check it out, because what they're doing is definitely a clear-cut example of the future and the potential of audio media mixed in a multi-platform setting. i applaud you for that. alan colmes, you are a friend of mine for years, so i know you personally. >> what? >> don't try to be funny! well, alan is really a very funny guy. so whenever people say to me, i get so angry at him. he is such a nasty

emily: thank you. ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york, this is "charlie rose."ie: we turn tonight to the nuclear deal with iran and other big foreign policy questions, including the rise of the issue of migrants. today, 42 senators have voiced their support for the agreement and it is expected to survive a republican opposition. wednesday, former secretary of state hillary clinton endorsed the deal in a speech at the brookings institution and said would not hesitate to take military action if iran attempts to obtain a nuclear weapon. and this former vice president dick cheney called the accord madness and argued a betteal

and she is rejoining our team for the parkway studio. >> we are excited to see her. you can watch "action news's" coverage at the corner of seventh and eighth and market street east on the rooftop digital display and showing it in atlantic city and up and down the boardwalk on the boardwalk network and if you are in the car, we are simultaneously having coverage. >> and we include digital updates live from the newsroom. papal news every half hour starting at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and sun morning and watch our updates on 6abc.com as well and the 6 abc news app. or the freedom to choose what doctor you want to see. so if you have medicare parts a and b, consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these let you choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. you're not stuck in a network, because there aren't any. plus, these plans help cover some of the part b medical expenses medicare doesn't pay. so why wait? call now to request your free decision

halloween's come early to universal studios hollywood.r nights, it's in full swing here and at the universal orlando resort. once again, some of the sickest, most twisted minds in horror have come together to frighten. >> and right behind me the walking dead maze. it's the biggest, longest and most gruesome maze ever built at universal studios. "extra." >> i know you're a huge fan of scandal like many people. i hear they have viewing parties. >> i actually do them before the debates. we ordered chinese food, chocolate chip cookies. >> we sat down with kerry washington as she was shooting a video inside a grocery store. >> after a season of back stabbing, bed hopping and betrayal, the biggest shocker of the year -- just this fairy tale moment. making out at the white house. now we're grilling kerry washington. >> i saw that you were instagraming pictures of yourself with fitz. >> i don't know much about the new season. >> shonda is no joke. >> no. she keeped all the information under wraps. >> you had a baby. >> i did. we both did around t

our studio away from the studio, so to speak and we will be here of course with all of the coverage that our viewers have come to expect. we're live on eakins oval, sharrie williams channel six "action news". >> gorgeous pictures, thanks, sharrie. >>> here now is independent mall, right in front of the independent hall tonight, it is a live sky six camera atop the dow building. secure perimeters are in effect right there. checkpoints will open up at 6:00 a.m. for pedestrians to access the the area you cannot come to the pope's speech tomorrow have afternoon if you don't have a particular. >>> still to come tonight keeping the faith, a group of catholic pilgrims, find shelter, and kindness from a local synagogue. >>> but philadelphia congressman bob brady is making waves for what he did with the pope's glass of water today and we will hear from him, cecily. >>> well, i'm live from the parkway studio, it is a beautiful night and new information on what to expect the rest of the weekend coming up whether the accu weather forecast, jim. >>> high school huddle and eagles, you know what cecily

furthermore, i will bring in danielle who is in the stat -- in the studio. it is interesting to watch the and seef your company what you are putting out. is a liquidity crunch coming? >> there is finding over $1 billion and getting put into the market. so, what has happened last week and this week, we do not see it playing out. there has been very low activity this week and we hear from customers, people are in "wait and see" mode. emily chang: how much cash crunch are we talking about? >> we will see a barbell effect. big companies get a little bit smaller. we could be talking about hundreds of millions of dollars not getting invested. that would be every week. emily chang: we are hearing a lot of investors talking about profits. start prioritizing profits over growth. and others say that we are in a hit whend they will be it plays out. on the other hand, i spoke to mark and he is optimistic. he is not completely rosy eyed. but, he is less dire about what is coming. take a listen to what he told me. situation is normal. these are startups and they could wor