we tried to expand next were building uptown. it was for directors ago. the collection when we first moved in with 2000 works. today it is 22,000 works. the idea of being able to see not just what we have, but to offer possibilities and aspirational spaces for artists to do things like we have never been able to do before. charlie: and you're going back

renzo himself did a plan for uptown. in the end we both agreed there wasn't the kind of space you need to for contemporary art. charlie: leonard is a great friend of mine. i'm am sure a friend of yours. he calls you up and says what? renzo: i was on the side of the library that day. charlie: which you were designing. renzo: yes. i was inside, and he called me and said why don't you come for a coffee? he was lying. [laughter] of course i will come for a coffee. charlie: tell me the truth. did you have any notion that what he really wanted to talk to you about was designing a new building? renzo: i didn't know it all. i didn't know. i'm like children. [indiscernible] so he went up. i came in the room. it was full of people. it was the design committee. and great people. adam was there. adam: leonard. bob first. charlie: you are sitting there with the board. it is not just leonard. renzo: the entire board. i started to think that wasn't an accident. [laughter] we started to talk. that's all. charlie: that's not all. adam: t

yet uptown funk you up ♪ >> uptown funk top ♪ >> it's similar to the song "oops, upside your head.". they were forced to pay marvin gaye money. >> they said we don't want no problem so here's more credit. >> that's right. give credit where credit is due. >> you know who else wrote that song? >> olympic lindsey voonld tiger woods have split after nearly three seats together. the athletes were often together as major events. von vonn spoke to us about the relationship two weeks ago. she wrote on facebook. tiger and i will always cherish our relationship. he posted something too. >> you never know what happens in a relationship, right? >> nobody knows. >> she doesn't have to shear with us her personal relationships. >> she doesn't have, to but it was clear that we -- make that i -- was very curious. because charlie, i know you don't care. you don't care. but i was very interested. >> we wish them both well. >> we do. >> we wish them both well. >>> every minute,300 hours of video are uploaded to youtube. it's susan's job to try to turn all those clicks into cash. she did it once as the

. >> reporter: the space is uptown station and the head set is bringing it to life. no imagination required. just high tech. >> when you've got an old building like this and it's stripped down to the bare bones you need the best toy you can. >> reporter: this is what it looks like without the head set. >> basically fell in to disrepair over a number of years. >> reporter: workers are gutting the place and it's hard to picture the possibilities. an old school 2d rendering can't cut it. developer of lane partners wanted a wow factor to woo tech titans, allow ing them to quite literally see the light. >> they'll be cutting a huge light well going up to the entire building. you obviously can't see that in the dark unfinished space but what i'm seeing in my goggles is a completely filtered light atrium. >> reporter: it takes you through the six floors of office space above. as google seen through these goggles developers won't say but the biggest brands are showing interest all seeing the future of this eyesore thanks to a high tech pair of eyes. ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> up

we tried to expand next to our building uptown. it was actually four directors ago. the collection, when we first moved in was only 2,000 works and today it's 22,000 works. the idea of being able to see not just what we have but to offer possibilities and aspirational spaces for artists to do things like we've never been able to do before. >> rose: and the great irony is you going back to your roots. >> and it feels comfortable. the greatest compliment we've received in the last weeks is it feels like the whitney, even though it's a very different kind of space. >> rose: but hasn't there been some effort to design a new whitney building for a while? >> yes, it's been going on for decades. michael graves many years ago made an attempt and kulhauf did and then renzo uptown but we agreed it wasn't the space you needed for contemporary art. >> rose: leonard is a great friend of this program and i'm sure a friend of yours. he calls you up and says what? >> i was on the site of the morgan library that day. >> rose: that you designed. >> yeah, that i designed. i was actuall

>>reporter: the space is uptown station and the headset is bringing it to life. no imagination required, just high tech. >> when you've got an old building like this and it's stripped town to the bare bones, you sort of need the best toy you can. >>reporter: this is what it looks like without the headset. >> basically fell into disrepair over a number of years. >>reporter: workers are gutting the place and it's hard to picture the possibilities. in an old-school rendering just can't cut it when you're talking oakland's tech hub of the future. >> bringing it back to life. >>reporter: the partners wanted a wow factor to woo tech titans, allowing them to quite literally see the light. >> delaney partners will be cutting a huge light well in here going up the entire building. you obviously can't see that in the dark on unfinished space, but what i'm seeing in my goggles is a completely rendered light-filled atrium. >>reporter: the headset takes takes you through the retail and restaurant space on the first floor and the six floors of office space above. as google see

black and brown neighborhoods high unemployment investment in downtown when you are forgetting about uptown. >> the people here will follow the development of freddy gray's killing. but for now for one brief moment there's a sense everyone's voirseseveryone'svoices have finally been heard. >> i said what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> we've checked out the scene behind us, it's pretty calm, these people are breaking curfew but it doesn't look like anything is happening. we'll update you to make sure there aren't any changes. >> al jazeera will be focusing on this throughout the weekend. i'm libby casey in new york. "america tonight" is next. stay tuned. >> on al jazeera america ali velshi looks at the issues affecting us all... >> we're taking a hard look at the most important issues out there that get you the answers that you deserve. >> real money with ali velshi only on al jazeera america >> on "america tonight", the fire last time. on "america tonight", the fire last time. baltimore's young and angry. they led the way into the streets, five decades ago with cr

is gentrification in black and brown neighborhoods high downtown investment when you forget about uptown. >> in the case of freddy gray's killing, for now for one brief moment there is a sense everyone's voices have finally been heard. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want i.t? >> now. >> it it? >> now. >> from what we understand police were able to clear the crowd, memo most of them decided to go home and follow the curfew antonio. >> melissa chan, thank you. >>> body cameras demand has been on the rise following the deaths of eric garner, michael brown and freddy gray, going to departments that already have body camera policies in place. >>> the number of actual assaults in the military decreased over last year that is according to a pentagon report released today. it shows 18,900 service members experienced unwanted sexual conduct. more than half of the complaints were from men. defense secretary ash carter unveiled new initiatives for people who filed sexual assault claims. >>> safers ofstaffers of chris christie have been charged with creating massive traffic jams on th

the first is going to be coming to a final vote on tuesday, our mid-market uptown tenderloin task exemption legislation. it is basically an incentive to encourage businesses to come to mid-market. in particular where we have the highest commercial vacancy. and then when i graduated moved out to san francisco about 12 years ago. i always loved sanford cisco in college, and i just wanted to try it out. i started working in economic development policy. i was a community organizer for six years. i worked with young people parents, and families around issues that concern our neighborhoods, whether it was improving muni lines affordable housing, public schools or just planning issues in neighborhoods. we just had a hearing last week, and we are trying to do some work around bedbug enforcement, which is a major issue in the tenderloin and of hill and 63. a hearing will actually be on thursday, april 7, 10:30. we're doing our first hearing on pedestrian safety. i think public safety is a huge concern. it ranges from both low-level crimes to pedestrian safety, and so that is a really important issue

championship, the parade route would most likely start at jack london square go up to broadway to uptown oakland and back to city hall. now, given all the recent protests there are some concerns that some bad apples would crash the parade and cause problems. and some business owners are even more worried about the days leading up to the parade. oakland decked out in blue and yellow. >> i say warriors in six. >> reporter: the last major championship celebration here, 1989 when the a's won the world series. fans are confident the warriors will end that drought. >> they come once in a great while. so i need to rejoice and celebrate what i have. >> reporter: but some business owners worry the celebration will get out of hand. >> we'll board up. we'll do some preemptive boarding up just to make sure. >> reporter: call it protest ptsd if you will. >> let me say this, i think we are very experienced by now and we have gone through many ups and downs. >> reporter: karl chan with the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce says businesses have learned to prepare for worst. >> major concerns no vand

look to the golden gate bridge traffic no problem heading uptown going up to the north bay wine country living aquatic conditions and francisco 59 degrees oakland 57 low 60s and san jose concord 60 as well as '60s and santa rosa and so what we had this contractor no rain in return right now but were still checking a couple areas of light showers and services co keep in mind if you're heading toward a top coat sonora have a pass have reopened and then that's the good news for travelers up in the mountains so it scatterbrain activity north of ukiah had headed up or in california border made her spotty showers are rain totals are pretty weak here. the diablo for injured last 24 hours 100 for rose peak sfo san jose and signify hundred we picked up so little more for that result mostly cloudy breezy tomorrow parley was a cloudy conditions for the afternoon sunday maybe some patchy morning fog temperatures will be mild and even more sunshine including downtown san francisco the highs for tomorrow in the east bay shoreline like this 65 oakland by 3:00 p.m. upper 60s in fremont and pushed 70 mo

so often there's really no way i would know if someone was calling me from connecticut or from uptown. but at the same time, i think there is the reality of the fact that we also, the work that we do is very much people work. it's there's a lot of our work that just is not when everybody's on a conference call, the quality of the ideas and interaction that come out are not necessarily as good in my experience as when we are sitting around a table looking each other in the eye. and so i would tend more towards being very flexible in terms of helping somebody get through particular issues that they may have to deal with that might be short term, but in general i really like for the people who are working together on a team to actually be there together physically for the most part. >> yeah. i mean, i would agree. i have somebody on my team who just had her second baby, and after her first baby who's now two and a half, she decided to work part of the week at home. and her workload has not changed, and she was promoted through all of that, and she's going to continue to do that, and i'm

isis racking uptown after town in iraq and inside syria. carter making news again saying we may in fact need a shift in strategy. all of this leaving some kritcritics to say that the u.s. is not leading this fight. connor? >> reporter: a week after losing ramadi they have lost a counterattack and appear to be making some progress. but the games are small towns and villages outside of ramadi expected to expand in the coming days. iraq's reinforcements are being sent to help. u.s. secretary of defense ash carter said iraqi troops lost the will to fight and simply dropped their weapons and fled instead. so they can regain the upper hand in isis and ramadi are low. inside city insurgents are reportedly executing local tribal leaders killing anyone accused of having links to the government. tens and thousands of civilians are fleeing the city but many are trapped between isis fighters and iraqi troops. iraqi officials today criticize secretary carter's comments that troops do not have the will to fight isis. and, instead, demanded the pentagon p

but it's really uptown or downtown to say i want a chopped cheese. and they're, like, what?i've been just about everywhere in the world you can think of, as beautiful as many cities are around the world, it's really in your blood if you grew up here. you're living in paris. you'll want a chopped cheese sandwich and will be angry that you can't get one. [ laughter ] >> so there it is, a peek, a narrow slice of an old, dean, and noble subject. ♪ the relentless >> sitting right there, relatively unexplored, a cross-section of the tasty original good stuff. ♪ so gritty i'm grimey a petri dish. for talent. for culture. the great unknown. go look. >> bx, home again. >> bx, home again. ha-ha-ha. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> detroit's the city of champions. the whole world knows that detroit is the american city whose products have revolutionized our way of living. and only in michigan will you find the men and women whose talent made us the arsenal of democracy in wartime and the economic pacesetter in peacetime.

. >> jimmy: number two, we have "uptown funk" by mark ronson featuring bruno mars. [ cheers ] yeah, that'sing steady at number one is "see you again" by wiz khalifa featuring charlie puth. >> steve: oh, there. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go right there. those are the top three songs. >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: so now let's take a a look at the bottom of the charts -- at number 97, it's "i really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really like you" by carly rae jepsen. [ light laughter ] sounds interesting. i've heard of her song "i really like you." this is a different take on it, i guess. do we have a clip of this? can we hear what this sounds like? ♪ i know this isn't love but i need to tell you something ♪ ♪ i really, really, really really, really, really, really really, really, really ♪ ♪ really, really, really really, really, really really, really, really really like you ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i can see it, that's is on its way out. [ applause ] >> steve: lot of reallys. >> jimmy: little bit. it's on it's way out. bo

if you can do downtown you can do uptown. >> the city is in the spotlight, your role is in the spotlight. the mayor's role is very much in the spotlight. there were a few missteps. the mayor will admit to that. she was on "meet the press" earlier and asked specifically by chuck todd asking do you regret using the phrase "space to destroy?" this is what she had to say. >> i certainly think it was taken out of context. let me say this. i'm from baltimore, my parents are from here i'm raising my daughter here. i'm a public defender. as city council person as mayor, i've always worked to strengthen my city. we fought to get those stores in our community. i would never condone rioting. just period. i would never condone it. >> you wish you didn't use that phrase? >> i certainly used the wrong phrase to talk about what was clear, there were people who took advantage of the peaceful demonstrators' first amendment rights and they used it to destroy our city. i don't condone it. we'll make sure those individuals will be held accountable. >> do you worry her words, whether it be last week or even

and excessive force, there's symptoms of a bigger problem of investment that goes downtown but not uptown>> but some community activists understand the importance of the inner harbor and are working towards a day when the two neighborhoods become one. >> we need all the neighborhoods here, we need the inner harbor neighborhood, the neighborhoods up here and we all work together as one ecosystem. the more we can get neighborhoods to feel like this, it will stop being a tale of two cities. >> that was msnbc's national correspondent live from baltimore. this is something that, when i was there last week, it was amazing to me how often people wanted to talk about not even with me asking about the investments in the inner harbor, about the rejuvenation in certain areas and not in others. what do folks say about it? >> well, i know, absolutely. i heard it, as well. and people essentially looking at the inner harbor, the treasure in this community goes to the county, goes downtown, it goes to the harbor. but, you know, one of the challenges in seema ire and she talked about really the difficult

the number six train is headed uptown with a man and woman battling it out in a closed subway car.were there, what would you do? move away from the explosive melee? wait till the next stop and call a cop? or try to intervene possibly at great personal risk? >> i was just like, whoa, this is crazy. i quickly reached for my phone and started videotaping. >> well, that's atan's response and without it, we wouldn't have our story. >> he just seemed real cool. just walked right in there. kind of didn't say nothing to anybody. just walked right in, smooth, eating his chips. >> i was eating chips at the time, and they were in my hand. everything happened so fast. i just got in the middle of them and kept eating. i wasn't nervous. >> his real name is charles saunder, and his simple effortless move separates the combatants and creates space for another passenger to move in and referee. >> please get off. >> she's standing in the guy's face pretty much until he got off the train at the next stop. she also diffused the situation. she wasn't eating no snacks, though. >> atan takes his video ho

60 movement inside the practice bubble in ash bush, aoffensive lineman brendan sherp grooving to uptown funk, fitness activities, a favorite the running back drill. defensive lineman could not keep himself away from it. maybe he spotted a little guy a few steps but the idea of play 60 is to get kids moving for 60 minutes a day. even if it's pretending a row a boat. whatever it is they do. they just have to go out there and play. >> good idea for all of us, not just kids. >> yes. the players always have more fun there. they're the ones giggling. >> thank you for giving lacrosse some love. >> yeah. they deserve it. >> that's a heck of a game. >> we forget we have a bunch of winners around here. >> they're champions. that's our broadcast for now. "nightly news" is next. >> we hope you have a good evening. we'll see you right here for news4 at 11. >>> on this friday night, the killer wasn't alone. shocking new details revealed from inside that mansion horror what the family went through and tonight after a dramatic takedown who else is out there? >>> clinton's private messages now public as

. >> maybe alex could get up there to help him with uptown funk. >> there you go. >> all right. thanks jenny. use the hash tag fox 29 good day, who do you want to see head line that event. >> that is a if one, bruno. >> i like that one. >> deadly tornado rips through a city right near u.s./mexico border destroying everything in its path. poor mexicans living right along the border. the devastation and how they are dealing with this straight ahead. >>> plus a waterspout launches a buns house in the the air while children are still inside. hear from people on the beach when this all happened. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >>> yeah. >> you ladies are off the charts. >>> newlywed, and is engaged is always yelling in our ear. >> she never yells. >> she said move on. >> don't say stupid things like that. >> so she failed to tell thaws she got engaged on a saturday. >> yes, so she buried the lead. here's the deal when engagement happen

they should call it "uptown funk" and rerelease it. dude, we're so happy for you.t? >> yeah, we're in previews. >> jimmy: april 15th at the lunt-fontanne theatre. this is "finding neverland." matthew morrison. congratulations, buddy. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: smashing pumpkins performs for us after the break, everybody! come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed, call, data and reliability. so you never have to settle. now, also get $200 when you join and buy a new smartphone. stop by or visit us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guests are here to perform their latest single, "drum and fife," from their critically acclaimed new album "monuments to an elegy." give it up for the smashing pumpkins! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ away away foul dream you're gonna lis

the police brutality, it's symptoms of a deeper problem of investment that goes downtown but not uptownunderstand the economic importance of the inner harbor and are working toward a day when the two baltimores became one. >> we need all the neighborhoods up here and we all work together as one ecosystem as a city. the more we can get neighborhoods like this to feel like the entire metropolitan region is theirs it will stop being a tale of two cities. >> that was joy reid reporting. she joins me now live from baltimore. joy, this is something that when i was there last week it was amazing to me how often people wanted to talk about the investments in the inner harbor, about the rejuvenation in certain areas and not others. who do folks sape about ss saying a it? >> reporter: people essentially are looking at the inner harbor and say that's where all the treasure goes it it goes to the county downtown, the harbor. but one of the challenges she talked about the difficult issue of even trying to rebuild a place like west baltimore. first, you would have to figure out who the owners of the

they should call it "uptown funk" and rerelease it. dude, we're so happy for you.t? >> yeah, we're in previews. >> jimmy: april 15th at the lunt-fontanne theatre. this is "finding neverland." matthew morrison. congratulations, buddy. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: smashing pumpkins performs for us after the break, everybody! come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guests are here to perform their latest single, "drum and fife," from their critically acclaimed new album "monuments to an elegy." give it up for the smashing pumpkins! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ away away foul dream you're gonna listen now to me ♪ ♪ no rules or in betweens you're gonna listen now to me ♪ ♪ waste all your time find another kind of boy whoa ♪ ♪ a feint up on the line a phantom i don't care to hold ♪ ♪ come on along on an eastern shore come on along you're mine ♪ ♪ come on along on a winter's morn come along you're mine you're mine ♪ ♪ in sight the drum and fife with steam racing scene to scene ♪ ♪ to break this beast with need

back in my day, we didn't walk around constantly worried that "uptown funk" was going to give it to usnd constantly worried that dmx was going to give it to us -- [ laughter ] as he threatened repeatedly in his hit song, "x gonna give it to ya." [ laughter ] still waiting, x. [ laughter ] back in my day, the city of baltimore wasn't torn apart by strife between cops and african-american citizens. it was torn apart by a battle between avon barksdale's drug gang and omar little's stick-up crew. it was fictional, it was on hbo, and that made us white people a lot more comfortable. [ laughter ] back in my day, we didn't have virtual reality headsets like the oculus rift. if we wanted to go to an alternate reality, we had to rely on good old fashioned drugs. [ laughter ] big drugs, little drugs. we took them all. it feels like just yesterday, i took some molly and forgot to go to work. come to think of it, it was yesterday. and today i feel bad. back in my day, carly fiorina wasn't running for president. she was running a little company called hewlett-packard. and she was running it straigh

so often there's really no way i would know if someone was calling me from connecticut or from uptownut at the same time, i think there is the reality of the fact that we also, the work that we do is very much people work. it's there's a lot of our work that just is not when everybody's on a conference call, the quality of the ideas and interaction that come out are not necessarily as good in my experience as when we are sitting around a table looking each other in the eye. and so i would tend more towards being very flexible in terms of helping somebody get through particular issues that they may have to deal with that might be short term, but in general i really like for the people who are working together on a team to actually be there together physically for the most part. >> yeah. i mean, i would agree. i have somebody on my team who just had her second baby, and after her first baby who's now two and a half, she decided to work part of the week at home. and her workload has not changed, and she was promoted through all of that, and she's going to continue to do that, and i'm thr

>> "uptown funk."ay. whatever is most popular on the charts. >> "shut up and dance." >> what about taylor swift? what about matt's favorite song. i really really really really really really like you. >> but the thing we have to remember is record companies and artists make a great effort to make theessse songs the song of the summer. >> i like "lunch money lewis." >> you've been on that. >> we're on the subject of music, what do you do when you see musicians playing on the street? a lot of people walk by or maybe you drop an dollar in an open guitar case. but if you have a good ear and you were riding on monday, you probably would have stopped. ♪ >> the guy in the blue cowboy hat looks like bono and that's because it is bono. he and the guys from u2 staging a surprise concert on the subway. u2 will perform friday on "the tonight show" and jimmy fallon was among those watching in the crowd. >> he must have known they were there. >> pure coincidence. >> all right. >> the guys from u2 are not the only sta

>> downtown is different than uptown. i think it is perceived that way.re getting more than millennials downtown and the attraction of what you see downtown with tech and more casual lifestyle that they have. betty: you are basically saying they cannot afford it. >> no, no. today, there was a loser at ms. here. totally more casual. you can see by the appearance when they go to work that life is that way. betty: in more casual atmosphere . tell me a little bit about how it fits with the whole concept of hudson yards and where you are at their? >> it is really taking new york and what it will be in the 21st century and you can see where everything is moving towards. we are changing the center of gravity, which today, you might call it a rockefeller center. you will not want to come to new york city without visiting hudson yards. betty: i'm curious, chef, with you, when you think about, ok, a selection of restaurants at houston yards, with you start with? what is your creative process? >> i think about the cuisines. we want to be able to offer the individual

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. ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ uh huh what i like about you you really know how to dance ♪ ♪ when you go uptown jump aroundut you what's what i like about you ♪ ♪ hey ♪ >> and now, dancing the rumba, rumer willis and her partner, val. ♪ ♪ you wanted to love me and so how am i ever to know you always tell me perhaps perhaps perhaps ♪ ♪ if you can't make your mind up we'll never get started ♪ ♪ and i don't want to wonder being parted broken hearted ♪ ♪ so if you really love me say yes but if you don't, dear ♪ ♪ confess and please don't tell me perhaps perhaps perhaps ♪ ♪ perhaps ♪ ♪ perhaps ♪ ♪ perhaps ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> you saw it. the champs of "dancing with the stars." all of them. and coming up dance along with our "gma" flash mob on "gma." ♪ narrator: puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support, putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story... woman: "unfair treatment from washington." man: "th

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she and her students teamed up to preform a dance to uptown funk. her students -- watch this.? >> what is that move called bill? >> it's called great. her students say they aren't surprised. they say she has always been known as one of their more awesome teachers. >> nice bear hug at the end. >> 60, on her head. >> shirley, bringing it. >> you are acting like 60. she isn't 100. >> you are knocking on the door. >> why don't you geton our head. >> shirley will spin you around. out dance you. >> she is killing. >> it's not like she was just --. >> she was on it she was spinning on her head. >> she has been doing that for a little bit. >> yeah. >> you excited about the weekend? >> i am. bottle rock. happening out. do some swimming. community pool. got to get the son going. he needs to go some more swimming. >> dial up that sun. >> it'll be out there. clear up, your house will clear you. it'll get warmer. as we head in to the next couple of hours. the he sun is trying to come out. that's oakland. i knew that. the fog is kind of -- kind of just breaking a little bit. are you getting

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that's 3 million visitors to the uptown district a year on the water front.ing to be doing is the university south florida school of medicine health heart institute are coming down. we hope to get the museum of science to move downtown. >> a lot of that was caught up in state funding. is that resolved? >> it's likely to get resolved over the next month. i let the politicians do their job. i don't interfere. bringing usf downtown i think the legislators see that and we're optimistic. we're planning to bring in office buildings, a couple of corporate office tenants. we've had very good conversations. there's a lot of interest new hotel, residential, 2,000 residential units. this will be mixed use 24/7 live, work play. it's a cliche but that's really what it is. we want to have a great environment for millennials, empty nesters. >> sure. >> for all kind of people to come and enjoy and be in downtown tampa. it's a great place to live. >> i think kelly wants to talk sports in just a minute. another topical question about fifa. i knowformer direct he of the liverpo

. >>> let's head uptown to nasdaq and bertha coombs. >> we've got the nasdaq composite about 50 points away from its all-time high close. today it's really a story about big cap tech. we have seen that momentum continue and it's starting to drag some of the other sectors that often move as traders get more bullish, so we're seeing small caps higher today and we're also seeing the biotechs starting to chime in. big time for biotech with asko coming up, lots of abstracts released out there. meg terrell has the rundown on all of that. interestingly, although we have big cap tech, cisco is sitting out the rally. folks not impressed with cisco's outlook as cisco tries to turn around and move on to a new chief executive. but you've got the likes of facebook today trading higher on mark zuckerberg's 31st birthday. his holdings in facebook alone right now somewhere in the range of $35 billion with two days' gains. we're also seeing higher for microsoft. apple having a fairly strong day as well. even though you're seeing a big move out of retailers, traders are saying some of that is coming out

let's head over to the nasdaq a little further uptown. bertha coombs following the big movers there. >> hi, maengdndy. the nasdaq composite about three points shy of a record high. apple a big reason why today. apple at the highest level since back on april 29th and the stock today getting a boost over at morgan stanley. google uses search to look at whether people are looking for flu information to see how flu moves across the world. morgan stanley is looking and they say there's a lot more search for phones and for watches and so they're raising their estimates there. apple getting a boost on that. also alibaba getting coverage over at bernstein. that is boosting yahoo! a little halo effect and amazon has its price target to $520 over at morgue appearan stanley. you can now have groceries delivered in an hour from amazon in manhattan. finally we're seeing the halo effect from that big deal cvs buying omni care. a lot of the pharmacy stocks are moving up as that pbm value continues to get underscored by these values. >> thanks very much

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i'm hooked and i can't stop staring ♪ ♪ oh, baby i want to get with you and take your picture ♪ ♪ uptown strahan new york giants king and they were -- they were -- >> newly until hall of fame. >> i know. it was one of those things. but here's what happened. >> the winner -- michael strahan or is the winner hoda cotby? -- kotb? and the winner and battle champion is hoda kotb! [ applause ] >> wow. >> wow. >> that was unbelievable. >> am i eligible for a grammy? >> that's got to be one of the all-time greats. come on in jerry, bring it in. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. this is the actual belt. >> not as a bra. >> that is a fashion statement with that hat, though. >> by the way, i have to tell you, it was so much fun. your adrenaline gets pumping, totally freaking out. >> those are songs you love. >> exactly in my wheelhouse. >> you knew every lyric already. >> we couldn't be more proud. >> i can't wait to see -- >> you know what this dress is inappropriately short so i'm going to do the show standing up if you don't mind. >> kathie lee, you great legs. >> i used to have great legs then i