East Side

And why has it taken so long? Well, let's just prescribe the issue first.

If you take a look at a subway map, there are glaring holes on the east side of Manhattan.

The Lexington Avenue line runs the 456, but further east, there's no north-south connection for commuters.

There are buses, but no subways.

chunks at a time.

And you can see this lovely map that kind of breaks down the phases.

And we get to phase one, which is in the Upper East Side.

So in 2007, the MTA gets funding for this project, and they decide, okay, let's build three new subway stations, extend the queue line to 2nd Avenue to go up to 96th Street.

There's another potentially important detail.

According to Gruen, he rang the police and newspapers to ask whether anyone else had reported a flying saucer over Manhattan's east side.

He later recalled being told that a small number of other people had called.

Lennon himself mentioned additional reports in his 1974 account.

Uh, Macron actually took for that meeting with Trump last night at Trump Tower, had to walk.

That's how much things are tied up right now on the East Side of Manhattan.

Moshe, will you be making it into the office, uh, on Tuesday?

Yes, 'cause I take the subway.

So every dollar right now, we really need to invest into marketing because we really can take the seat back.

It used to be a Republican seat on the east side for 30 years and the pendulum is swinging.

So it's a great opportunity.

We have a great ticket of candidates and, you know, we have a lot of work to do and we need everyone to support, you know, everybody that's running in this election.

[dramatic music] And now, The Case of the Disappearing Doll.

[upbeat music] It's Wednesday evening in New York, and in a small furnished room on Manhattan's East Side, a gentleman named Carl Hoffman glares at an old clock as if commanding it to stop.

And when it continues to ignore Mr. Hoffman's wishes, he holds off and makes known his displeasure.

[glass shattering]

Maybe I'd better.

Okay, you wait here.

Sheppy, you cover the east side.

You know the places Janet likes.

Tickets on sale seven days a week at the advanced sale window located at Entrance D at Shea Stadium.

In Midtown Manhattan, tickets available both East Side and West Side for your convenience.

The Mets have tickets on sale in the Long Island Railroad waiting room at Penn Station, at Grand Central Terminal near the foot of the 42nd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue ramp.

For Mets fans on Long Island, tickets are on sale during regular store hours at Macy's in the Walt Whitman Shopping Center in Huntington.

On Manhattan's west side, the enormous Pennsylvania Station, Penn for short, the busiest railroad station in North America.

And just 10 blocks away on the east side, the world's most iconic station, Grand Central Terminal.

It's a kind of a place where everyone walks in and as soon as they come into this space, I always hear people exclaim, oh my gosh, look at that.

I think it's the scale, this perfect proportion in the marble, the ceiling, and the incredible windows that are both ends of the terminal.

the construction of a brand new $11 billion rail terminal.

Hello.

It will allow Long Island passengers not only to come into Penn on Manhattan's west side, but also here into Grand Central on the east side.

You see in that door, that's the access to east side.

Well, can you straighten him out now? [laughs]

[laughs] Well, now, now they used Jerry Nadler to take out poor Carolyn Maloney, who was a, a very common sense lady that was a congresswoman on the East Side of Manhattan for forever, for 20 years, or what, more than, for 30 years.

And then after, in my opinion, after they got rid of Carolyn Maloney, now Jerry Nadler, who got rid of Carolyn Maloney, they're getting rid of him be- because, in my opinion, he's Jewish.

And it's, it's, you know, it's, it is what it is.

Jack Newfield had an RFK documentary.

They screened it at some bar in, like, on the 20s on the East Side.

Right.

In Manhattan.