to me, the image of the fiat hatchback, in the midst of the massive vufz. and the pope in the back seat in what looks cramped. again, this is a gesture the pope has made. is this the car he went out and bought? because he went out and bought a used car there was a car he drove around when he was the cardinal in argentina in buenos aires which was also famously something of a beater. this a brand new fiat i should note that the pope has been transporting in. he is now making his way north on 5th avenue. we should note of course 5th avenue goes south in manhattan. this is all being rerouted and redirected for the benefit of the pope. this is, as ron mentioned earlier, the arrival was in the open popemobile sort of more ceremonial motorcade in which people could see him. this is him basically retiring for the night as he heads up to 72nd street, where he will bring a close to a very, very busy
for this interview. we appreciate you being here. this is the way our story gets told around the world. that s the job. andersen, back to you. chris cuomo. back to you. continue to check in with you. want to bring in deb. where are you? are you still on the west side highway? still shuttle down? no, it is very interesting. they stopped the protesters at 72nd, an exit, protesters exited 72nd street. instead of going north they were stopped by police. now everybody is moving south down towards lincoln center. again on broadway, middle of the street, traffic stopped. but a police escort really, you have got, community officers. you have also got vehicles that are unmarked vehicles i should say. people. heading down to lincoln center now, andersen. deb feyerick, parish that. jeff toobin, sunny hostin?
development. those will take some time. jenna: who exactly are these magical buyers out there? are they your average family who is thinking this will be our new home? are we talking about investors going through a place like new york, for example, snapping up multiple properties because they can get financing and mortgage rates really low? i think it is a little of both. all kinds of industries ares seeing record revenue figures. you have plenty of families who have money, mom, dad, new kids who will buy new apartments. for example some of the complexes we wrote about in the financial times in new york, on 68th street and 72nd street as well, those buyers are mostly new york families who want to come in, upgrade and be on the upper east side with great schools. what are you finding as far as the financinging part? a lot of our viewers have questions about that. how long it actually takes from someone to signing a contract to closing the deal? that is going to be tougher these day
one of the most fascinating things in the world. before cars were invented one of the modern wonders of the world. besides the history. on a summer night, if you are ever in new york, not like a touristy thing to do, walk the bridge, look at the views, 90 degree day, go to grimaldi s pizza on the brooklyn side, a wonderful brick oven pizza that frank sinatra used to go to. one of my favorite things to do walking the brooklyn bridge. just fantastic. number two. roll on. let me see what the video is. central park down the block from us. here on 66th street in manhattan i love central park. funny i wound up at abc. i have lived all over the upper west side neighborhood. this park is phenomenal. again on a summer day. when it pops like it should. and in spring. it is just a magical place. sheep s meadow right off 70, 66th and 72nd street. just a great place to put down a blanket.
every. mark chapman up for parole seventh time denied. he is never getting out, right? i hope not. i remember being home that night on central park west. dakota. john and joke co-deer friends of mine at the time. yoko is still a friend of mine on 72nd street. a quarter of a mile away i clearly heard the shots. my doors facing the park were open. i heard the shots. i, at that time, you know, it was 1980. you heard shots in central park it wasn t that unusual. i got a call from the abc news desk. i was at abc news at the time. you hear your buddy john is killed come in to do nightline. i almost passed out. i was in tears. it was the most emotional moment. i remember what chapman did. he denied us of this amazing, amazing person and he is nothing but a low down rat who wanted fame and notoriety. it s just awful. he deserves to rot in jail. we actually of you talking to john lennon and