Men and women who did not come home to loved ones, but instead gave their lives for our freedom. We are the home of the free because of the brave. Yes. Exactly it. And welcome everyone to the 9 on this memorial day. I am mike mibach alongside gasia mikaelian. We do remember those who have sacrificed their lives on this memorial day. Absolutely. From all the wars that we have fought over the not only decades, but centuries as well. With that i want to bring in rosmary orozco. We saw the blue skies in benicia. Expecting a Beautiful Day across the bay area. That we have some good weather coming our way depending where you are at. Today is going to be a warmer day at least away from the coastline. A live look here of the oakland estuary. Woke up with clouds this morning over oakland, but those are beginning to thin out and we will have blue skies for the afternoon. If you are maybe taking in the as game, any of you here, 61 oakland. 59 in San Francisco. Low 50s half moon bay. Widespread lo
It does, why does it have a particular shape, why do we see one large cluster of skyscrapers downtown and another one several miles to he north in midtown. Theres relatively few skyscrapers even to this day in the area in between. So building the skyline, just very briefly, is a book about my research and im an economist at rutgers newark. Over last decade or so, my interests have primarily been in studying the economys of cities, the economics of real estate and skyscrapers. And much of this book discusses my findings from this Research Agenda over the last decade. So the book is an economic history of the manhattan skyline and from 1626 to the present, perhaps youre wondering what 1626 has to do with the modern skyline. Ill leave that for you to read in the book. The questions that i seek to answer in the book itself are, what were the early real estate decisions that ultimately gave rise to the skyline . What have been the economic of skyscrapers since the late 19th century, and how
Carroll very much and the Skyscraper Museum for the ini have tage to talk. Grateful for the opportunity to discuss my research and the book itself. Im going to give one slide on the book itself. Very quick overview. Just talk about some of the main topics and the key themes. One thing. Could you keep me on time . Perfect. The majority of the time well focus on one specific question, which is, why does the manhattan skyline look the way it does, why does it have a particular shape, why do we see one large cluster of skyscrapers downtown and another one several miles to the north in midtown. Theres relatively few skyscrapers even to this day in the area in between. So building the skyline, just very briefly, is a book about my research and im an economist at rutgers newark. Over last decade or so, my interests have primarily been in studying the economys of cities, the economics of real estate and skyscrapers. And much of this book discusses my findings from this Research Agenda over the
Rocket man out of this world mystery. The newly uncovered tapes revealing the, quote, weird music, astronauts say was moon. What the famous rocket man really heard. Im a rocket man ooh, that was bad. But it felt so good. Great monday morning here on Good Morning America. Were getting to the bottom of that space mystery and speaking of stars. Yes, none other than sam champion, everybody, in the house. Of course, they have pandora in space. 30 years ago, yeah. Also, it with us new then. Welcome back, sam. Good to have you here. Well begin with the race for the white house. Its your your voice, your donald trump the clear frontrunner in the republicans. Their next contest in nevada tomorrow and abcs tom llamas is here with the latest. Reporter george, good morning. Donald trump takes his highroller campaign to vegas today while his two closest competitors, senator mar cue row owe and ted cruz try to argue the odds are on their side to win the nomination. Their argument, trump may be winni
Phone pings and witness descriptions of squares vehicle, they believe the manchester couple was there at the time the 911 call came in. They were initially lying to the police and then theres going to be upgrading of charges to access after the fact, we may not be stopping there, but thats where were at right now. Reporter at 6 00, more on what led police to the squares. For now live in the studio, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. Josh two women were trapped in their vehicles today after they hit head on, this shut down manners byron bridge, often referred to as the kelly street bridge. According to fire officials it left one woman with critical injuries. Wmurs Heather Hamel is live with details. Reporter the accident happened shortly before 11 00 right here on this bridge on kelly street. Even though emergency Officials Say initially nobody came forward to report they had had had seen how this happened, one aftermath was scary. She was just get me out of here, get me out of the here, m