in my 30s, my wife and i -- i saw that the world-famous pianist, evgeny kissin, was coming to carnegie hall convinced my wife we should go, and we paid for nice tickets and dressed up and went to dinner and we arrived in carnegie hall, we're sitting down and an old guy in a trench coat comes in and sits next to me. and i noticed that sticking out of the sleeve of his coat are two little black stems and i realized, oh, my god, he's recording the concert, in carnegie hall of all places. and the musician starts to play, kissin starts to play, but i'm all wrapped up in the guy. >> seth: yeah. >> and by now i'm like, oh, i'm going to turn this guy in. [ light laughter ] at the intermission, i'm going to storm out there, get security, and we'll come back and be like, this man is bootlegging, right now! and sort of in the, to defend musical artists everywhere, some sort of minor superhero was kind of my thing. but the irony of this story was that, the next morning, "the new york times" reported that kissin had the longest standing ovation in recent memory at carnegie hall and i do not remember him

he actually acknowledges the song even though he's only two months. >> carnegie hall conducted researcht music brings to parents and children, as well as the benefits it brings to people who suffer with depression. >> well, the internet is abuzz with clips from the roast of football superstar tom brady. that roast featured some of the biggest names in comedy, from kevin hart to nicki glacier, reality tv star kim kardashian even making an appearance stepping onto the roast stage for the very first time. from deflategate to his divorce from supermodel gisele bundchen, nothing was off limits at the roast of the star except one issue and that being his children, according to nikki glaser, who was one of the comedians who was up there, there was just one thing, one topic that tom didn't want discussed, and that was his children. >> everything else was fair game, obviously, to include the divorce from gisele, so i give him a lot of credit. >> sound it out. all right. >> well, the laughs came mostly at brady's expense. those shots were thrown at everyone who stepped foot on that stage for what

he's played at carnegie hall, among many other performances.s, i think, might have to be the biggest in terms of, up to 100,000 people here in person. i know how big of a deal it is. i know how important it is the tradition of horse racing, especially in maryland. as for the race, the horse that won the kentucky derby, mystic dan, is the favorite. you can watch our live coverage of the preakness beginning right here on nbc bay area at 130 in the afternoon. don't don't bother me at 130 on saturday. i know you've been watching the horse races. we have a lot more news ahead. audrey asistio joins us now with what's coming up next. i'll be watching as well. all right. janelle and raj, right now at six, it is a party in downtown san jose. the kickoff for a series of block parties to help local restaurants and shops rebound. we're going to take you there live. also, some confusion and controversy as the president of sonoma state university was suspended after working with the gaza protesters. we have the very latest. but first, the gates are open. the

we went to carnegie hall. was it because why you think that was? so that was a great surprise to me. and i was in the middle of finishing up thethought, what a this will be wonderful for the book. i mean, what arvice. it did not it did not take cremated and given to her daughter, her very private, did notnderstanding is her daughter not want to have a big memorial se decided. my understanding is that you without only with her. with her close closest relative being there with their daughter being uncomfortable or not being have one. you know, barbara went to a million of those. oh, and i spoke. and i can only imagine she would have reveled in being honored by all these friends and frenemies at a memorial service. didn't happen. and in fact, her burial was priv d so it wasn't announced. it wasn't pub research i had done that she had intended to be buried cemetery in miami, where her father and sure was buried there. but the cemetery refused to finally a researcher and who had t earth to do in-depth re find gravestone with no one's help, which she did

. >> gasia research, sponsored by carnegie hall, finds music benefits, of course, both parents and childrenhelps ease postpartum depression. >> all right, our time is 727 new plans aimed at stopping retail thefts across california. why? one state lawmaker says it all starts and ends at checkout. >> a major tech company making a big push to protect the environment. microsoft's new deal to remove large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. zoomed in new york this morning. we'll tell you about the star witness for the prosecution who's preparing to take the witness stand. and the city of san francisco says there are fewer homeless tents in the city now. but does it mean that homeless ness is also down? we're going to explain the new numbers. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning and thank you for joining us. >> welcome back to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian tuesday, may 7th. >> again. the weather is changing as we get toward the end of the week. this time i am super excited for the change. steve paulson, even though you might have t

we went to carnegie hall. was it because why you think that was? so that was a great surprise to me. and i was in the middle of finishing up the book then and i thought, what a this will be wonderful for the book. i mean, what a wonderful moment to see her memorial service. it did not it did not take place. the her remains were cremated and given to her daughter, her daughter, who is very private, did not want. my understanding is her daughter not want to have a big memorial service. abc decided. my understanding is that you couldn't really have it without only with her. with her close closest relative being there with their daughter being uncomfortable or not being there. so they didn't they didn't have one. you know, barbara went to a million of those. oh, and i spoke to a bunch of them. and i can only imagine she would have reveled in being honored by all these friends and frenemies at a memorial service. but it didn't happen. and in fact, her burial was private. and where is she, barbara? so it wasn't announced. it wasn't public. i knew from th

. >> research sponsored by carnegie hall founded music benefits both parents and children and also helped that by the time students graduate from high school, at least 80 to 90% have engaged in some kind of cheating. >> cheating has been a student's game long before i, but now with tools like chatgpt, educators say it's getting easier. details on how teachers powerful ai programs that can generate essays and answers in seconds. educators fear it's getting too easy for kids to cheat. fox's sean langill learns more about why students cheat and how teachers and parents can combat it. >> in the rat race we call life, it seems like some people will do anything to get ahead, like cheating. and when it comes to academics, the problem is rampant. >> some estimates are that by the time students graduate from high school, at least 80 to 90% have engaged in some kind of cheating. >> but while students have been cheating long before the rise of artificial intelligence, many teachers are worried that software like chatgpt is only creating more opportunities for kids to avoid doing their own assignment

playing carnegie hall central park, uh, american bandstand, rolling on the river with kenny rogers.re, you know, playing at the fillmore, playing at winterland. now rosales and the rest of momotombo sf are bringing their own flair to the jazz festival. what we're trying to do is to keep the legacy alive of latin rock music, the jazz festival in downtown hayward goes on saturday from noon until 7 p.m. >> motombo will be playing at 2 p.m. so go check him out. gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> and the stage is going up at san francisco civic center plaza for tomorrow's huge rave. 25,000 fans expected for an electronic music concert by fred again and skrillex. can you believe tickets sold out in one hour after the announced it was it that fast? >> uh.huh wow, i know and it kind of came out of nowhere. like people didn't know about it and suddenly it dropped. so interesting. the weather should be nice. >> yes. sandhya patel here with our weekend forecast. hi, sandhya. >> hi, there. yeah, larry and kristen. it's not going to be quite as warm as today, but it will be lovely for that even

. >> research sponsored by carnegie hall found music benefits both parents and children as well as helping at one point, he, he pulled out a taser and turned it on and pointed it at her. >> chaos aboard a muni bus in san francisco. as a man goes on a racist rant with a 14 year old who says he saw it all told us about what happened on that bus. and tonight the oakland roots and the san jose earthquakes will face each other. but we could see is the two teams play each other for the first time in the competitive match from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's tuesday may 7th. it sounds like a pretty nice day to me to check in with steve paulson to confirm. >> have you stepped outside yet mr. clarke i did, but i have to do another check for you. >> okay. just to get an update. thank you. >> sir. all right. we do have a little bit more fog there today and that will give way. it's 40s on the temps. not as cold as monday morning. that was cold, but a lot of