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The scope of these power outages, chad? >> really from 72, 72nd street upper west side, all the way down to 42, 42nd, somewhere in between, i heard some power on on 51st street, all the way from the hudson river over to about avenue of the americas or sixth avenue, a fairly small tight little area here. but a very touristy area. the most touristy area in the city of new york, right through here. central park through here, all the way down through lower manhattan. battery park, power is completely on there. it's the area up near the park that is the most affected. let's zoom in and we'll drill ...

Going with the flow. >> paolo sandoval reporting for us. getting back to who is affected and the potential cause of all of this. he writes, the blackout is between west 42nd street to 72nd street. nypd has confirmed there is no foul play. fdny are responding to people with the most emergent needs. add they work to restore power. the busy tourist attracts around broadway, times square around carnegie hall. we'll follow more on this

The cause. >> we know know how many more networks back on since this one -- >> well, we had two out of six back. we definitely got a third out of six. i'm looking to the team to see if anybody has any updated -- >> three more came back. >> how many do we still have out, hugh? >> one. >> we have five of the six networks restored, one network remains to be restored. the pennsylvania network, which is roughly 42nd street to 32nd street. to roughly broadway/seventh avenue. >> do you expect anymore outages tonight with these possible unknowns? >> no, we do not expect any additional outages this eve...

Understands that cannon should co exist with an equal commitment to human rights and equality and freedoms. these are the issues being presented to our country today. and those are the issues i think about. and read the book because -- >> well, i was just going to get to that because that's really why you're here. i just want to follow up on this last question and then we're going to get to the book. for those of us that have been following this for far too long and then connected to washington for far too long, we saw the 42nd president impeached, we saw the 43rd president come in and he camp...

He had a sense, joe, that he was the temporary custodian of the oval office. he didn't own it. he was simply the 41st president of the united states, he knew there would be a 42nd, a 43rd and so on. so he was very aware, he had been given this trust. he was a borrower, if you will, of the office, but ultimately he knew there were limits and you had to pass it on to who came after him. >> and you brought up kuwait. it's o interesting. i remember being a young congressman and my chief of staff coming in and saying, do you have time to talk to the president? and since i was a back bencher, i said...