the valuation for the knicks is probably close to the market cap at $5.5 billion for msg. you toss in the rangers. the three things are tech bubble, financial crisis and this one is the focus on free cash flow, unimpeded cash sheets wouldn't be surprise to see dolan sell the knicks. in case of manchester united, premier league one of the most followed soccer teams in the world the glazer family happens to own and tom brady in the tampa bay bucks. the those shares are depressing this environment again lastly, john malone and the tracking stock ticker batrk. they won the division in the last two years i think those are some opportunities. >> all right, folks. we got to leave it there thank you very much. we appreciate your time. let me tell you, mark, there's a lot of new york knicks fans who would love to see what you just said kelly. >> thank you >> maybe they know it's wishful thinking at this point >>> still ahead, netflix is sitting near all time highs jumping today. the stock is up nearly 20% in the past week. how long can the streaming rally last as a small business a

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>>so that's something that we want to its and the knicks bill for dhaka recipients the next flow could come from the u.s. supreme court which is expected to issue its decision any time on whether president trump can end the >>that could mean deportation for these immigrants who are urging the high court not to issue an opinion in the middle of a phil hughes last because i'm not going to able to help anybody. and that's my passion to help people that republicans south dakota senator mike rounds says the court should go ahead and issue an order once the dhaka decision has been arranged then you'll see congressional acts in one way or another senator around says congress needs to revamp all us immigration law including dhaka. >>in washington. alexandra le mon. >>coming up the cdc is extending its guidelines to animals the steps they say pet owners should take. and next you may be ordering takeout from restaurants. what experts so with restaurants closed more people are turning to take out, but the question tonight is is that safe to do the fda says there's no indication that covid-19 can

jackson has been the most impactful person in his career when kerr had to choose between coaching the knickstled by cage and i remember who, a good friend. he said what would phil jackson have done? it's like, ooh. it would have gone to the talent because he knows. he knows that's -- you know, that's what this job is about. >> you are the star of the show and abc 7's call my play. you send me a video. i add narration. so, let's go fishing with carter. carter and austin out on the delta looking to land the big one. oh, this might be it. no. that's not it. but hang on. moments later, carter's hooked up. is it jaws? don't lose it, carter. oh we're going to need a bigger boat. got it! a 6 1/2 pound large mouth bass. dinner time. hey, carter, we just called your catch. >> hey, send me your video. tweet. you can instagram, whatev facebook, use theashag >>> that'll do it for tonight. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan >> announcer: today on "tamron hall," deepak chopra on coping with uncertainty and anxiety during covid-19. words to help us get through this crisis. an all new "tam

jackson has been the most impactful person in his career when kerr had to choose between coaching the knickstled by cage and i remember who, a good friend. he said what would phil jackson have done? it's like, ooh. it would have gone to the talent because he knows. he knows that's -- you know, that's what this job is about. >> you are the star of the show and abc 7's call my play. you send me a video. i add narration. so, let's go fishing with carter. carter and austin out on the delta looking to land the big one. oh, this might be it. no. that's not it. but hang on. moments later, carter's hooked up. is it jaws? don't lose it, carter. oh we're going to need a bigger boat. got it! a 6 1/2 pound large mouth bass. dinner time. hey, carter, we just called your catch. >> hey, send me your video. tweet. you can instagram, whatever, facebook, use the hash tag, abc thwe've never seen it look quite like this, but there's no mistaking it. and it's our job to protect it... because the best people to fight for our communities are those within them. so, if you've just bought a volkswagen or were thinkin

the new york knicks, brooklyn nets, and china's consul general are teaming up with the league to give million surgical masks for new york's essential workers. new york governor andrew cuomo tweeted, new york thanks you. we are beyond grateful for this gift of critically needed personal protective equipment. >>> and we could be headed for a tiger versus phil rematch. reports say the two golfing greats are in talks for another head to head showdown. mickelson won the first one two years ago. this time they'll be paired with two future hall of fame quarterbacks, peyton manning and tom brady. brady and mickleson will pair today while manning and woods will play together. if the match happens, it could take place in may and the money raised will go to charity. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still answer your calls. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making sure people are staying safe. and we're still on the road. solving critical

when kari and members of her staff came to work and we met for a game between the any objection -- knicks and the oklahoma city thunder at a statement, it was first responder night, and i was privileged to be there. i just want to say that my heart is with you today, kerri, and everyone at the 9/11 memorial are thinking of you and at this moment when we're all so grateful for the new first responders in this moment of crisis with covid, our health care workers, trbs workers, we understand perhaps more than others the courage and the selflessness that is demonstrated in moments of great challenge into we're thinking of that aspect of what happened a quarter century ago. we remember all of the innocent lives that were taken in such a senseless and brutal way. also the courage of those that came to respond then and now. >> thank you, alice. >> thank you, alice, we would have invited alice to come be with us if we could have gathered today. some of the lessons of helping folks in washington dc, orlando, vegas. when we did this journey, it was the vietnam memorial. they were a great help to us

stadium when that the garden that whole city sequence because i slept out to buy tickets for the lakers knicks playoffs it was the 1st night i had ever spent not with my parents i was 17 years old same's same year i was a game 5 would read got hurt and bradley the bush or has the russell all short guys listen read was 6 not now he would be a short dark prat practically. frazier and dick barnett earl the pearl hadn't joined and then i was that game 7 when reed didn't come out of the locker room and came out at the last minute and the lakers literally stopped practicing and they all watched 3 hit these 2 short jumpers and i knew that the next would win the landing but i have a stent. and clyde has one of the greatest games ever played along with or been johnson the night that the big men went down and captain kareem abdul-jabbar were joined by barry sonnenfeld i feel like a good talk to this guy all day i hope i get sat next to a dinner party sometimes because he's a great sales the new book barry sonnenfeld call your mother which just heard that the like full story but i love that i love it whe

you've been knicked up here. thank you. [indiscernible] -- a lot of people asked questions about recoveries. there are some that are thinking the recovery number is confirmed cases versus deaths. obviously we know that's not the case. i read the c.d.c. definition and part of it seems to have to do with swabs. two negative swabs after, is that part of the issue? why we're not reporting recoveries? because we don't have enough swabs to do that? or -- noul governor murphy: anything else? reporter: no, that's it. governor murphy: thank you for that. judy? r christina. >> the definition of recovered is a squish request -- squishy term in general. there sst a case definition for recovered. that's something that c.d.c. might be looking at to standardize because as the commissioner has mentioned in previous weeks, whenever we get this question, it's really, you know, how exactly would you define that? dr. tan: we have many individuals who are never hospitalized. the reference related to the swabs, relates to potential strategies to

the knicks need $4 million to bribe their fans to act like they don't see what's going on. now, it's important to remember that although what these big companies did was shitty, it wasn't illegal. they saw a chance, a chance to get money and they took it, which is what companies are always going to do. my question is why didn't the government come up with regulations to make sure the money for small businesses actually went to small businesses? it's like if you put down a bowl of food for a small dog, you have to get the big dog out of the room. everyone knows that. if you just ask the big dog not eat the food, the dog's gonna be like, "i'll think about it, but i think better when i'm full. so instead of keeping the big dogs out, the treasury department just left the whole thing up to the banks. and then the banks did what banks do, which is screw over the little guy. >> reporter: four major banks are already facing a lawsuit alleging they prioritized bigger customers, because those p.p.p. loans yielded bigger fees for the banks. >> reporter: the program allows banks to pri

i'm a big fan of the knicks and rangers, obviously, being a new yorker, and i'm very passionate about that and i think that is going to do quite well. but i'm waiting for -- i need the numbers and i haven't seen them yet even after a year and a half. i have a pretty good guess. finally, along that line, in terms of financial engineering, corporate love making is going to come back, probably ahead of the pe curve. a good example of this, united technologies tomorrow, tomorrow you will be talking about the spinoff of carrier, which i like, the spinoff of otis. united technologies is merging with raytheon and that will tie into the aviation business. obviously there's some challenges as to how fast it's going to come back. that's it. constantly looking for ideas and great opportunities. liz: well, you could go on the buffett way because you are buying when things are at a huge discount. i do just want to say to our viewers, no major league baseball, shuttered due to the virus but you are buying a piece of the atlanta braves with ticker symbol batra, right? this is -- on the phone: that's

jillian: the nba is ready to accommodate the new york knicks and brooklyn nets as the league gets readyen training facilities. the nba is targeting may 1st but those teams would not be able to open their facilities because of the state lockdown. it's not clear what exactly the plan would be. all we know is they're ready to accommodate. the league is allowing individual workouts but will keep a ban on group activities. rob: the great recovery story here, ryan newman is ready to get back in the driver's seat once the season resumes. >> i'm healthy. i've been blessed with another layer of this situation giving me more time to heal. rob: lucky to be alive. newman suffered a head injury during a terrifying crash on the last lap of the daytona 500. it was a horrendous crash. nascar says he is not yet medically cleared at this point. they hope to resume the season may 17th with no spectators in the grandstands. there's just a still image of that crash. it's unbelievable he survived really. jillian: absolutely. since the 2020 summer games in tokyo are postponed, a family in search of fun steppi

. >> stevie knicks and marin morris, sting, eric clapton. >> it started off with kris kristofferson right felt, when we all get older, isn't what this is all about? and getting to the heart of it. i wanted more of that. >> "threads" was conceived and written here in a cozy studio that about writing music here? >> i love it's at the end of my driveway and my kids get to witness it is work. there is work that goes into me going out on stage. so they're not so apt to argue about piano lefbs. >> her sons have already joined the family business. >> this summer we went on the road and they both every show brought out guitars. they would go behind the keyboards and play tambourines, drums, percussions, micced and everything. >> that's mazing. >> and they got paid. >> what was that. >> $5 a gig. halfway through the summer my 9-year-old said, mom, i'm thinking we could do a flat fee of 100 bucks. he's my little accountant. the other one is the feeling, he wants to be a bass player, he wants to play in my band when he's 18. >> crow grew up in a small town in kennett, missouri, hcheryl ad her three

i can understand that and given the way they've played, most knicks fans are like, we're good.s okay. no rush. governors like new york's andrew cuomo have said testing capabilities need to be ramped up before reopening and business and finance leaders have told the president the same thing. take a look at this gallop poll here. it feendz once restrictions are lifted, only 20% of americans would immediately return to normal activities. could testing re-ignite people's confidence? >> most absolutely. and i think the polls that we were just discussing, a point on that. i think what the experts are telling us is we don't have to test everybody, but we need to test a significant portion of the community before we get back to normal. m some are looking at 20 to 30 million tests a day. as of thursday, there were about 3.8 million covid tests performed in this country. we are woefully undertested compared to south korea, even china. do i want to point to something that a business leader talked about this past week. jeff bezos, the amazon ceo, had his annual shareholder letter. and he d

and then, i went to like a knicks game or somebody i did was there and they were like - >> jimmy: alwaysnto people and they go "hey, what's up." >> yeah, they ice you, right >> jimmy: dude, i'm 23, i'm trying to make it, doing anything i can, man. i'm just trying to make people laugh. i love you i have nothing against you >> i know, i know, i know. but you get this, i too. they're just like, "what are you doing to me, man?" >> jimmy: i love the special i told you was so good on netflix, and i know you were on tour. so you had to cancel a bunch of dates. >> i'm so happy we canceled that that was at the beginning of all this when people were questioning, what should we do, and i was like a week away from it, and i was saying to everybody, "i, i don't think it makes sense. >> jimmy: yeah you got to stay in to stay home. i want to talk about this charity that we asked everyone to pick a charity. and yours is directrelief.org, and i want to talk about that with you when we come back is that okay >> love you, buddy thank you. >> jimmy: all right. we'll be right back with adam sandler and maybe

>>so that's something that we want to fix and the knicks bill for dhaka recipients the next blow could come from the u.s. supreme court which is expected to issue its decision any time. >>on whether president trump can end the >>that could mean deportation for these immigrants who are urging the high court not to issue an opinion in the middle of a phil hughes last because i'm not going to able to help anybody. and that's my passion to help people that republicans south dakota senator mike rounds says the court should go ahead and issue an order once the dhaka decision has been arranged then you'll see congressional acts in one way or another senator around says congress needs to revamp all us immigration law including dhaka. >>in washington. alexandra le mon. >>lots of angles to this pandemic to follow and of course you can always stay up to date on the latest by frequently checking kron 4 dot com throughout the day we updated minute by minute as new guidance comes in as new stories come in as well. we'll be right back. >>well with the warm weather we've seen a lot of people gathering

we'll have a closer look at the governor's plan and the latest in the coronavirus pan demme knick a moment. let's start as always with a quick look at theeath.rologiarg. >> good morning to you. starting out with live doppler 7 we have a little bit low temperatures. 43 in napa, 57 in oakland, certainly cooler than yesterday, from 2 to 11 degrees cooler. we'll be looking at not only the clouds to start out, but we'll see them pull back again, not totally. we'll call it a mix of clouds and sun and by 2:00 we're cooler, upper 50s, low to mid-60s and talking about a weak weather system that's going to arrive late tonight into monday. we'll talk about shower chances in a few minutes. liz? >> lisa, thank you. >>> governor gavin newsom emphasized since the start of the pan demme thick virus will impact the state's most vulnerable at a higher rate. this morning his plan is taking action. abc 7 newsorter laura martinez talked with those moving behind the proposed locations to get their thoughts. >> we didn't have any forewarning this was going to be going down and just was a little bit of a shock. >

when carrie and members of the staff and we met between the new york knicks and the oklahoma city sunder as a statement in support of all of the first responders, the first responder at night and i was privileged to be there with carrie, and to celebrate first responders from both communities who have stepped up in times of immense challenge, and i just want to say that my heart is with you today, kari and your community. i think everyone in new york, certainly at the 9/11 museum is thinking of you. at this moment, when we are so grateful for the new first responders in this moment of crisis with covid-19, our health care workers, our transportation workers, our food service workers. we understand, perhaps, more than others the courage and selflessness and the spirit and the kindness that you just talked about, kari. that is demonstrated in moments of great challenge. so, we are thinking of that aspect of what happened a quarter century ago. we remember all of the innocent lives that were taken in such a senseless and brutal way. but we are also thinking about the courage of those who ca

we'll have a closer look at the governor's plan and the latest in the coronavirus pan demme knick a moment. let's start as always with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. sunrise in less than 30 minutes clouds with 53 in the city. oakland at 57. the golden gate bridge looking like it's going to be a nice start to your sunday, with a mix of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. breezy at the coast, though. 48 by the delta. 44 in petaluma and finally from the north bay here in san rafael we're going to see a little sun today, and temperatures just slightly cooler, so we'll call it partly cloudy throughout the afternoon. mid and upper 60s for most, and we do have a few week.lisa. >>> governor gavin newsom is emphasized since the start of the pandemic this virus will impact some of the state's most vulnerable at a higher rate. this morning, his plan to help the homeless is taking action. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez spoke with neighbors who live behind one of the new proposed housing locations to get their thoughts. >> we didn't have

ust beginning to open up, it could help the knicks because we are to some extent.at, the economic large.s very rishaad: thank you so much, pranjul from hsbc. mumbai, it was forecast to be a down arrow and following the trend.l currently that's what we have. to be mpanies are likely in focus. 1.8% down. looking at its full year's out.ings to come they were in line. drop in fall of 1.4% revenue. relicense industries as well. what is going on with the oil prices. we have the negative wmpg t.i. overnight. that's where we are at the moment. 4.7% currently lower as well with regards to that. let's tell you about what we have on the way, virgin the most highming profile victim of the coronavirus. has kwlapsed, air travel is driving up. from sydney and more. this is bloomberg. haslinda: virgin australia has ecome the asia pacific's first ally to fall to the coronavirus. -- angus has the latest. income. all of its angus: similar story for virgin most airlines around the orld, potentially the borders came down in australia and of the as deprived all income. it's not sustaina

federal government program created to provide relief to small businesses meanwhile, the new york knicksfied for federal disaster relief yeah, you don't -- you don't want to go in there. the u.s. centers for disease control released an updated list of coronavirus symptoms yesterday that includes chills, repeated shaking, muscle pain, headache, sore throat and loss of taste or smell. cool "thanks," said hypochondriacs. so, everything so, the list is everything according to a new survey, almost 70% of married couples say they've learned something new about their partners during quarantine even worse, 30% haven't. "you told me that story already. "when? "yesterday!" nintendo has announced that more than 150,000 user accounts have been hacked including that folder mario had labeled "tax stuff. officials in new zealand announced yesterday that the country has quote, "eliminated the coronavirus. which is great, but still not as great as hearing a new zealander say "eliminated. [ laughter ] a pug in north carolina has tested positive for the coronavirus. "help! i'm having trouble breathing," sa

the msg group own the new york knicks, the new york rangers, radio city music hall, set for a move mid-april. msg stock down 2%. we do know the ceo, jimmy dolan is recovering, we hope, from the coronavirus. we wish jimmy the very, very speedy recovery. it's really affecting so many people and of course, msg has been hit to the tune of 2.25% right now but it's been a lot more difficult because there are no nba games, no nhl games, no big concerts. >>> here's a question. can wework survive in a work from home society? the now infamous coworking space giant is reportedly battling client cancellations right and left, by offering discounts of up to 50% in exchange for signing longer term leases. insiders say the offers are targeted at current month-to-month tenants who comprise more than a 25% chunk of the company's memberships. many wework locations have remained open through widespread business shutdowns on the grounds that some tenants provide essential services, but the outbreak is still taking a toll. wework has been forced to implement major job cuts and also announced that it will most lik

mark randolph co-founder of net knicks, the author of book "that will never work", shared the streamingence. >> they hit a few keys, we were live and didn't take long we got the business ding and cheered and opening champagne and two or three minutes later, ding, ding, ding, three more orders and two more orders and in the excitement we keened of lost track of things until someone noticed it's been a while since the bell's running. and is it unplugged? is there a problem? it turned out in the first 15 minutes of being on-line, we'd crashed all of our servers. >> mark randolph tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span2. >> you're watching a special edition of book tv now airing during the week while members of congress are in their districts due to the coronavirus pandemic. tonight global history. first brown university's peter andres, talks about the relationship between six drugs, alcohol, amphetamines, cocaine, war. vincent brown and the slave revolt in jamaica. and later, marie and rona, latin america at the wisconsin book festival in madison. enjoy book tv now and ove

knicks christoff has been doing some important reporting we want to bring you. this is something very, very significant, looking at this crisis from inside bronx hospitals. >> i spent 12 hours by his bedside with all my ppe on. he would grab my hand and i kept telling him everything is going to be okay and we're doing the best we could. i could see the fear had in his eyes and it was heartbreaking because this is still so new to us. we're doing what we can and we don't know what's going to happen. it's totally normal to have constipation with belly pain, straining, and bloating, again and again. no way. more exercise. more water. and more fiber is the only way to manage it. is it? maybe you think... it's occasional constipation. maybe it's not. it could be a chronic medical condition called ibs-c, and time to say yesss! to linzess. linzess works differently than laxatives. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less than

. >> in a way but knicks, nets have play off aspirations. the knicks are having bad season. to philadelphia, pennsylvania, let the team work out in another season. we're adjusting our lives because of this. i don't see them upset by that in the big picture, i surprisethey want to start may 1st this friday. the teams and players pushed back. they did not feel secure going back in many cases. they would come back four at a time. work out a little bit. four leave, the other four come in after two hours. still teams didn't like that. nba started all the leagues suspending play. mark cubans sitting in the stand when his mavericks were playing this, will be the last game of the nba season for now. the nba has a couple weeks left. they will go to playoffs. they will be without fans. first ones to play without fans. nhs is talking about neutral sites in areas like north dakota and south dakota, maybe if minnesota continues on track it is. but i think they will go right to the playoffs. that will have, that will make people, at least something to watch. stuart: yes. that's right. >>

chay is there and he thinks he's shot in the neck, he gets knicked and he's a very poetic soul. and he leans up against a tree and remembers a jack london story until someone grabs him you're getting out of here, and they make a run for it and they end up in the bushes. people are scattered everywhere. fidel is by himself and he's sitting in a sugar cane field. and as it gets dusk he notices two of his friends also there but the army's going back and forth. so they get together and hang out in the sugar cane field for five days waiting for army to go away. they're drinking dew in the morning and knockignawing on su cane to keep themselves sustained. the other two are looking alt each other saying fidel has lost it, he's gone mad. but as it turns out they get it together and they walk basically, it takes them like ten days walking just a few hours aday and mostly at night and they manage to get to the meeting point up in the mountains and this is the sierra -- and it turns out fidel's brother raul manages to make it out with a couple of people, and chey navara, it's sort of like

political language in which they figured the new deal as a form of totalarianism or what richard knicks concalled in 1950 the same old socialist baloney no matter how you slice it. faced with an either or political choice the diversity of the members of the free enterprise coalition melted away as members of this group not with standing their real differences united in fierce opposition to new deal which they understood be a threat to liberty. free enterprise critics of the new deal spoke in a psychological register of loss and alarm that proved to be perhaps the most consequential legacy and i really want to emphasize that. when i started my research i thought free enterprise would be an economic discourse but it was really a political and psychological one. these people called for a kinder revolution. in seek egg to define the new deal, opponents described franklin roosevelt and his administration as, in the "the baltimore sun's" words, dangerously power line, updating traditional republican fears of monarch aay and slavery. they labeled them as dictators. in 1938 glenn frank the figu

the place where i buy my candles, you know, where they have, you know, all these knick-knacks and things that i like to buy. why not make sure that those small businesses that serve our communities have the pickup and drop-off service. and what we have to do, and what i'm hoping or economic recovery task force will do with these various industries, are what are some new guidelines for various industries? because i'm not going to wait around for the department of public health to say, okay, yes, it is okay to open our hair salons and our barber shops. what i want to do is get ready for that and provide for them the suggested guidelines, get them to agree and to allow some of these places to start to reopen. because that's where we are now. we have to start working on this now. so, for example, if we set up guidelines today, that three weeks from now, or four weeks from now, this is what a beauty salon needs to be doing in order to get open, then they can get prepared for that. and they can start booking appointments and working with their costumers. if they can only have one person in the

knicks we have reporters across the country and around the world tonight including wuhan, china where people are cautiously emerging from months of lockdown. we begin, though, with this critical moment as dr. fauci put it here at home as the virus's grip eases in some places, as the death toll nationwide approaches 50,000. >>> there are now more than 860,000 positive cases of coronavirus in the u.s. more than 49,000 people have died. and though the number of cases across the country is currently declining, there are fears a second wave could be even worse than what we've seen so far. >> we will have coronavirus in the fall. i am convinced of that. what happens with that will depend on how we're able to contain it when it occurs. >> we've also learned the virus has been in the united states earlier than previously reported. autopsies in santa clara county in california showed two people died of the virus there in february. the first on february 6, more than three weeks before the first recorded victim in washington state. >> that means there was community spread happening in california

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