and he said there was no injuries, that anyone who needs more informations can call 311 or go to notify nyc. and in terms of the cost we are waiting to hear from con edison. hopefully they are going to do a press conference this evening. they have said that they expect that power will be back at around 10:30 eastern. but if you look at that live picture of times square that s on your screen, you can see that a majority of that screen is still black. heavy presence from law enforcement and from the fire department. they said there is a coordinated response between emergency responders. and their biggest concern tonight is keeping people save. this all happened as a result of two incidences of transformer fire and a manhole explosion. this was in a heavily commercial area in the southern part of that blackout region. and then a deeply residential area in the northern part of that blackout region. i know we ve been talking all evening about some of the ways that new yorkers are coming tog
i am legend. because it s so there is nobody really out here except for a few vehicles that are passing by and a few people around. now, there was a streak there that was taking place a little earlier today. so part of 6th avenue which is a major, major tloro fair. they have been able to restore power to so many of the grids especially on the west side of manhattan, this area is not restored as yet. it is a very, very important area for new york city because it does include the 5th avenue area with all those really high-end retail stores as well as high-end restaurants that are all shut as a result of this. many restaurants and i m looking at in the meantime, they are normally packed on a saturday night with tourists or even locals. they are losing out on business on an evening like this. i will tell you, though, the
and the actual action. melissa: let s take a trip down history road for a moment here. here is hillary clinton 60 minutes. have you always told the truth? i have always tried to. always, always. some people are going to call that wiggle room that you just gave yourself. always. jimmy carter said i will never lie to you. you are acting me to say have i ever? i don t believe i ever have. i don t believe i ever have, i don t believe i ever will. lisa: can i get in here? i think his comment is being taken entirely out of context. if you look at what he said i m going to make sure and reading to get it right. he said sometimes it turns out were something happens, it s different or there is a change. but i always like to be truthful. the point he s making, you are only as good as the information you have in front of you. the information can change. really insincerely, sometimes information changes. for him to point to abc and says sometimes your truths aren t
information as far as whether there may be additional fatalities at that restaurant or whether or not that situation has resolved itself and we have suspect or suspects in custody. this is a little bit fluid at this point and the information changes as it comes in. u.s. law enforcement is starting to get some sense or at least some briefing materials coming out of spain. we know we have a terrorist attack. we know we have at least one suspect and we know that there was some sort of an incident at a restaurant a little ways away from where this initially occurred and we know that there may have been a hostage-type situation involved. i know from spending a lot of time with the nypd, the boston police department, that when incidents like this happen before it was negotiate with the terrorists, try to talk with them and engage with them. that s kind of the old school way of thinking. the new way is you have to go in and stop the attack and get to the people right away because otherwise ho
what it can confirm, one killed in this apparent terrorist attack and 17 more inyou? ed. injured. he heard more than one, ballpark of 20. often in the first hour, two, three, of these situations the information changes, but the government saying, one killed. 17 more injured. we ll continue to pursue more information there. i believe we still have our national security correspondent jim sciutto with us. jim, the catalonian police suspect te suspecting terrorism and a highly trained presence on the scene. take us through the different layers. does it also mean, for example, as you respond to the scene, are they checking on the whereabouts, checking on the identities and locations of what i ll tall the usual suspects? people on their watch list? absolutely. that would be likely. i have to tell you, john, i happened to know someone who