Anything can happen. Some others say, well, we came to new york expecting to see Something Like this. But they still arent quite sure who the man, what his motives are, if he is suicidal. Police still trying to talk to him to figure out exactly why he is doing this. Valerie, quick question, too. It doesnt look like he is getting very far. We have been watching him for quite a while. He might be getting fatigued at this point. Any idea what First Responders might be saying to him right now and any idea if stop and go right to them . Reporter its unclear. It looks like he is using suction cups. It looks like a slow process from the video. You can see police in some of the video yelling to him from some of the windows. Im sure they are trying to coax him over to one of those open windows. Still unclear how far he plans to go or where exactly he started from. Valley, as we keep it here Jersey Service unit officers on the case. They have broken some of the windows there at trump tower. You
So maybe he has gotten some sustenance. He is staying hydrated, baseball cap, no helmet. This man clearly trained knows what he is doing. Jack told us on the phone, they are going to let this guy tire himself out if they have to. He has been climbing for quite some time. Its a 58story building. He is probably about 18, 19 stories up at this point. He is moving slowly and we asked, you know, why wouldnt they just break a window and grab him and they are not going to do that for a number of reasons. But they yellow inflatable landing pads below him in case he should fall. We dont know whats going onhe went right past them so in the city. And this is what were doing. Good evening. We are following breaking news. This man climbing up trump tower medical town 56th avenue on 56th street. He has been at this for two hours. Dana tyler joins us. Everybody is just glued to this man climb. Emergency workers at one point did try to get him down by coming through a window. We saw esu officers break
Came low to the ground, he came up and went into a corkscrew maneuver. Part way through that, he seemed to lose most of his speed and made a sudden turn towards the crowd and kind of flew a slow arc over. Once he was clear of the crowd, he lost speed and started spiralling to the ground. Steve were looking at your amazing pictures you sent us. It appears to show the tail of the plane coming off midair. Yes. Steve its an incredible sight. Given what weve seen through your pictures and the detail coming off, what does that lead you to believe as far as some structural issue with the plane . Plane itself . I know it was a g202. Its not an aircraft i was familiar with before today. Its a very small carbon fiber aircraft designed for doing these sorts of maneuvers. Obviously the tail is not supposed to fall off. Alison at what point did you wrong . Sometimes you see the tricks and theyre wild, what the guys are able to do. When did you realize it wasnt going according to plan . When the air
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ongoing. bryan llenas, thank you so much for that. i want to bring in a 34-year police veteran, retired with the new york city police department s longest standing hostage negotiation team commander. jack, thank you so much for joining us. you know, i just want to ask you, this is going on well over four hours right now, and our understanding is the negotiators are trying to talk to this person, trying to keep him talking, that s the goal, to keep everybody from being hurt unhurt, rather, as long as possible. and the question is over four hours, from your past experience, is there any way to get a sense from the timing of this how these conversations are developing, how they re going? well, ideally, the longer the incident goes on would want violence, the better chance without violence, the better chance of concluding successfully. emotions are starting to wine down at this point. the most dangerous time of a negotiation is usually the first