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a lot of yelling slamming of doors and so forth and they also say that police have been called to this site before. again, the standoff has been going on for about three plus hours at this point. it was believed at one time at least that this man may be armed, possibly with a gun and/or swords. we cannot confirm that but we know the police and other security officials here have been standing by for quite sometime and only win the last few minutes did they go into the home or at least approach the home from best we could see with a stretcher in tow and so we believe something has happened inside that home. we hope to know more in just few minutes as it stands now all is still quiet. a few homes directly next to the home were actually evacuateed. we did have some utility crews on hand in the neighborhood. potentially to shut off power to that home. all has been stand by mode for quite awhile until the last few seconds when that stretcher went into the home. we ll update t ....
letter is is the these are the letters he sent me. we still have grand central terminal. we came close to not having it. fortunately it was saved. i will answer any questions you might have. book and metthis with my colleagues at grand central publishing we came up with the title, grand central how a train station transformed america. i went home and said did it? that is an ambitious agenda to live up to. i realized that it easily did that. wasmore i researched, this a transformative place. stop and think if you go anywhere in the world and say this place is like grand central station, everybody knows what you are talking about, a metaphor for frenzy, it allpeople recognize over. grand central has been the side homecomings,ands, send offs, the target of nazi saboteurs. passengers have included presidents, kids left for summer camp, and soldiers who went to war. everyone has a favorite grand central moment. ben she were chronicled the suburban commuter, who said it is ....
i hope you will go see that exhibition. andrew dolkart is the curator for that exhibition, and he has a very long history with new york city landmarks and architectural history. i think this has gone off now, has it? all right. andrew is a good friend of long-standing, we like to say, rather than old friend, but we do go way that. this is one more lecture at the skyscraper museum, which has been going on in a relationship now for probably nearly the 17 years since the museum was started. andrew is always there when you call on him to talk about new york city history or speak about yet another of his new books and new publications. he is an exemplary historian and someone who has a long and deep history with new york city landmarks, having worked in his youth at the commission on the , having been a consultant to them, having written many a designation thert, having authored first guidebook to new york city years now and in the since he has been at columbia, heading the ....
syria and the confirmation of neil gorsuch. to the supreme court. critics say he has made little headway on major legislation and his record low poll numbers reflect this reality. joining me to talk about the presidency, from washington, glenn thrush. he covered the white house for the new york times. from california, hugh hewitt. he is the host of a popular conservative radio program. and here in new york we also have dan senor, former advisor to mitt romney and paul ryan and , in the office of george w. bush. and philip bump is a correspondent for the washington post. i am pleased to have all of them here. , how do you go about an assessment of this president after 100 days? hugh: you have to use the old nixon yellow pad, the good and the bad. it has been the best of times and the worst of times. neil gorsuch is a 30 year with, win, maybe a 40 year win. a significant win, and a huge free exercise for the court. there will be many more decisions where justice g ....
back in 1958. it is an extraordinary situation. you have two candidates, one of them from a party that didn t even exist a year ago, and the other from the far right. so i think there s a mood of, you know, some apprehension, a little bit of surprise about the outcome but also a bit of excitement. rose: and we conclude this evening with wendy lesser who has written a book about the great architect louis kahn. he didn t fall into any camp so the brutalists love him, the modernists love him, the class suss love him, everybody from all the different sources of architecture seem to feel that he is the one that best represents them. rose: hundred days of trump, the french election and louis kahn the architect, when we condition continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the 2308ing: 2308ing: following kl: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new yo ....