Cbs 2s cindy hsu has more from the newsroom. Reporter authorities arrested the remaining fugitive suspect in last novembers deadly terror attacks in paris. Investigators are trying to determine whether that suspect is also the socalled man in the hat from the Brussels Airport bombing. This afternoon, Mohamed Abrini was arrested. Reporter 31yearold Mohamed Abrini was first caught on Surveillance Video traveling in this black car with paris attacker Salah Abdeslam just two days before the last novembers attacks. He has been on the run ever since. But on friday, authorities confirmed they got him. The investigation into paris attacks has shown that Mohamed Abrini and Salah Abdeslam were [ indiscernible ] sometime before the attacks. Reporter abrini was a childhood friend of abdeslam and is believed to have spent time in syria last summer and had ties to the mastermind of the paris attacks. Police sources believe abrini man in the hat seen escaping Brussels Airport shortly after bombs rock
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I dont remember. Yeah. But i do know that some came back [inaudible] yes. Oh we have can they have reunions all the time. I dont really think so. You know crystal city was never there were about 13,000 People Living in crystal city during this time. The highest number ever because its a tiny little place, yeah. Well, i want to thank you all for your incredible interest in this, and i just thank you, especially old friends here and my aunt came from houston my mothers sisters, and all of you guys. Its just great to see you. Thank you so very, very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] booktv is on facebook. Like us to get publishing news, scheduling updates behind the scenes pictures and videos, author information and to talk directly with authors during our live programs. Facebook. Com booktv. Next, a look at the design and construction of new yorks verrazano narrows bridge with gay talese. Completed in 1964, the verrazanonarrows bridge is the longest suspension bridge in the Unit
United states bicentennial. People who were working here thought, the new york city subway is one of our countrys great engineering achievements, so lets put it into some sort of exhibit that people can enjoy in the year of the bicentennial. So this station that were standing in been mothballed, wasnt being used. Cars had been squirreled away in a few yards. Turnstiles were squirreled away in a few places. And so the people that worked here were able to organize bringing all of these cars into this station, and opened the facility as an exhibit called the new York City Transit exhibit. It was only supposed to stay open from 4th of july until labor day of that year, 1976. But weve never closed. So it was obviously very popular, and weve grown it from then until now, into really a worldclass museum that is very much about new york citys infrastructure and the history of its development as a worldclass city. As you walk down the steps from our entrance, you find yourself in a 1936 decommi
So this station that were standing in been mothballed, wasnt being used. Cars had been squirreled away in a few yards. Turnstiles were squirreled away in a few places. And so the people that worked here were able to organize bringing all of these cars into this station, and opened the facility as an exhibit called the new York City Transit exhibit. It was only supposed to stay open from 4th of july until labor day of that year, 1976. But weve never closed. So it was obviously very popular, and weve grown it from then until now, into really a worldclass museum that is very much about new york citys infrastructure and the history of its development as a worldclass city. As you walk down the steps from our entrance, you find yourself in a 1936 decommissioned new york city subway station. How did that all come about . There were three general phases of subway construction. In 1900 was when it started, and the first line of the subway system opened in 1904. In that era, the design style was