CHICAGO — A man was shot 20 times in Greater Grand Crossing early Friday morning and died. Officers responded to a shots fired call just before 2:35 a.m. in the 200 block of West 72nd Street. A man, whose age was not provided, was found on the ground unresponsive. Chicago police said he sustained 20 […]
A 61-year-old man was shot and killed Saturday evening in Englewood, according to Chicago police. Police said the man was sitting inside a vehicle in the 800 block of West 72nd Street when two people opened fire from the street at 6:22 p.m. The man was shot twice and was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. Police said no suspects are in custody, and they’re investigating the shooting. .
they have called this a national security exercise, the largest security event in the history of the largest city in america, and that s saying something because this city has hosted all kinds of mainly events major events over the many years but this is the biggest security event in the history of new york city. listen. well, they have killed the mike. my guess is the guy who kept talking, they pulled the plug on him. i don t know that for sure, but it would certainly stand to reason. i mention there on west drive, which begins at west 72nd street right on central park west, right at the entrance to the park at 72nd street, they will make their way to central park south after driving along central park s west drive. for now, the mikes are back. let s listen.
2010. some of the most problematic snow falling in new york city. now the bustling city looking like a snow covered ghost town. we re here. lisa is here from the fox affiliate wnyw. we re here on west 72nd street and broadway, usually one of the busiest intersections here in new york city but take a look at west 72nd street now, there s hardly any traffic and practically whiteout conditions. now, that hasn t stopped some of the city buses. they re slowly making their way trying to pick up people. not too many passengers right now. but all night long, there s been a lot of cars and vehicles being stuck on the roads. underneath the snow, there s also a lot of ice. taxis are making their way. we ve seen some of them stuck. there s a lot of people that are still out and about determined not to let this storm ruin a sunday of a holiday weekend but take a look at how bad it is. that s a subway station right there. the underground trains are moving pretty well. but this kind of heavy equipm
documents illustrate how the government was focused on throwing john lennon out of the country and it was that 1968 british drug conviction that was one of the tools. there is nothing john and yoko could do to this country that could do it any harm at all. he had the media and the american public squarely behind him. this was a losing battle that the government was fighting but it still carried on a very long time. still immerse in their legal battle, john and yoko traded downtown for uptown in 1973. they move inside the new york legendary dakota building situated at the corner of west 72nd street in central park west. and their new neighbors included actress lauren becall and composer leonard bernstein. are despite outward appearances all was not well in the lennon s marriage. there was an impasse between john and yoko.