jacobs was a journalist and urban activist who fought against the urban renewal and slum clearance movements. rizzoli bookstore hosted the event and provided the video. host: thank you so much for joining us tonight. i m the store manager of rizzoli bookstore and i m happy and honored tonight to host this virtual event. we are presenting jane jacobs, first city. she will be in conversation with andrew berman, the executive director of the greenwich village society for historic reservation. we are honored tonight to have this event because it is part of the history of new york and i am sure you will enjoy. i want to let you know we will listen to glenna and you will have the opportunity for question time later through our chat tool that you can find on the bottom of your screen. and now i would like our guest to start the conversation. thank you so much and enjoy the event. please, guys. glenna: are we on? thank you for that nice introduction and thank you to andrew berman of
are suspended indefinitely although president trump did say today that if the whole deal doesn t pass mexico s legislature, tariffs may come back. by the way, the market is expecting two, maybe three rate cuts this year and that really helps the markets. we ve got a big deal in the works. united tech and raytheon merging. it s an all stock deal. that will create a $100 billion giant. interesting. a huge defense company is worth just one-tenth of the trillion dollar software company known as microsoft. sign of the times, ain t it. look at this. some estimates put the crowd at close to a million. it was a protest on the streets of hong kong. they were demonstrating against beijing. it s the kind of dissent that s never seen in china. xi jinping is supposed to be going into his meeting with trump with a united front back home but those demonstrators are sending a message of dissent he does not need. clearly, no summer doldrums here. wait until you see the stock price of beyo
as he said, that 14-year-old has been pulled from the water, transported just a couple minutes of. now we are joined by lieutenant baxter with the san francisco fire department. let s start with what we saw when that man was brought ashore. even though he had been underwater for something on the order of an hour and 20 minutes. that is caressed. the child was underwater for about an hour and 20 minutes, one of our rescue divers from rescue company one located him underwater in very low visibility. roughly an estimated 25 yards off the shore from here. that rescue diver was able to look bring him up to the service. and immediately start doing life-saving measures, our crew which was a lot of paramedics and a lot of emergency personnel from the u.s. coast guard police department and fired a parent, immediately started life-saving measures to bring this kid back to life. reporter: you said really aggressive cpr, aggressive life- saving measures. yeah, we were rotating pers
country. doctors warned we would get here, and we did. 1 million new cases reported in the last 24 hours, a single day record. omicron now accounts for 95% of all new cases of covid in the united states. that s according to the cdc. all of them. from schools and workplaces, hotels and restaurants, to flights and even the new york city subway system, so many people are testing positive there aren t enough workers to keep things running. hospitalizations are climbing as fast as cases, and that is the good news, but omicron is still hitting hospitals hard not only because of an influx of patients but also a shortage of staff. thousands of health care workers staying home to isolate. we now have well over 100 staff out due to covid in my hospital and the issue is if you re in a hospital bed, you need nurses. you need environmental services folks. you need food service workers. you need physicians. you need an entire team caring for you. that s a hospital in new jersey, we re
handsome police officer. a young, beautiful wife. someone i talked to almost every day is gone. it does not make sense. when you hear suicide? no, no way. things about it started stinking. she had met another man? yes, a big, messy triangle. how many other women besides you was he having an affair with? ten. ten? you ve got so many girlfriends. i know. she had told her boss that she had done something bad. i think the last statement within her diary said it all. we knew we would get here. we just knew that we had a lot of hurdles to get over. i will never forgive myself. never. the life of a police officer. it s full of danger. and stress. they have rough days at work. and they end up holding it in. they re our first responders. it is hard. it is hard work. from one call to the next, you don t know what s going to happen. but our story is about what happened when a first responder had to face a crisis in his own home.