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yeah, i bet if you were able to parcel it out into quarter acre plots, it could be worth a lot of money. maybe not $700 million. but it certainly would be worth a whole lot more than 75. he gave that asset away. let me give you another example. right over here, something that's not even in this indictment. 725 fifth avenue. he truly treats that public space as if it's his own. it is not his. it belongs to you, the taxpayer of new york. it's why it says public space on it. he decides, i don't want shares in there because homeless will come in and i don't want this coming in because of this. he believes it's his. he gave that away in order to get higher f.a.r., the air rights in order to build the property, the residential next door. he also claimed that those buildings are all his even though their absolute, you own them yourself like if it was a house. it belongs to all the people who own the property. he owns his apartment, but he doesn't own my apartment.
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many of them sleeping outside the train station that you are looking at now. of course many have been absorbed into the community but this is a community that has run out of room and we are seeing that even in cities in poland. 3.3 million refugees and such a short period of time. and with these airstrikes now seemingly happening more often and the air rights sirens happening more often as well it's not just disruptive but of course for the people that are coming from the east where they have seen their homes destroyed, they've seen people get killed, it is terrifying to hear those sirens and go running for cover. >> nbc's cal perry, cal, good to see my, friend stay safe, we will touch base with you later on in the program. let's go to claudio la van gogh who is across the border in poland. you visited a security registration point. can you tell us about that process? we just heard from cal, what are you seeing on that side of the border? >> that's right, the polish
More sad news to pass along in the closing days of another tragic year as The New York Times is reporting that influential preservationist and urban planner Donald H. Elliott passed away at his home in Brooklyn this past Thursday. Elliott was chairman of New York’s City Planning Commission...
relations. about as both men have conceded key differences remain particularly over the case of denis usual he's one of several german and german tactician nationals in detention in turkey for what beilin calls political reasons reports suggest gabble had made his release a precondition for restarting arms sales to turkey gobbler now denies this though he did say the case came up in talks. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in syria at least seventeen civilians have been killed and sixty injured in airstrikes on of rebel held area near damascus that's according to the syrian observatory for human rights the region one of the last remaining opposition strongholds in the country is the target of almost daily air rights where the syrian government and russia. thousands of government supporters have held rallies across iran for a fourth day state television showed protesters with an iranian flags and chanting