NYC building threatens to collapse, beams buckle

A 38-story building in Midtown in New York City was evacuated after support structural columns buckled on the 21st and 22nd floor. No injuries were reported and all workers were accounted for after the evacuation. The building was the former Pfizer pharmaceutical company and is under construction for conversion to residential use. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, along with officials from New York City's Fire Department and Department of Buildings Commission, update press about the incident and the city's steps moving forward. They warn New Yorkers to stay away from the area at this time as the building still continues to shift.