>> the first madison square garden was in madison square. the one that is there now is the third.ut, they moved away because in fact development was coming up all around it and it was too hard. i talk a lot in the book and the theme of the book is really about how baseball is more of a city game. nevertheless it tended to be played kind of on the outskirts because even in those 19th century years, even when land was cheap, cities were also growing and developing really fast in this country. you did not put a ball field right in the very center of the central business district next to the bank. even then you needed more land and it was too expensive, so they would be kind of on the edge but the cities were growing so fast that those parcels of land were off and then surrounded by development and became the center of the neighborhood. >> so speaking of -- >> fenway park is a good example of that. >> yes, we will get to that. i've never been there but you're going to tell me all about it. speaking of immigrants you have interesting facets in the book where you talk about the bifurcat

and thatis consort at madison square and that is one of my favourite memories of charlie.hero in a way and i see you have put on your twitter account a picture of the book sympathy for the drama with why charlie watts matters. in the musical sense, charlie watts matters. in the musicalsense, can charlie watts matters. in the musical sense, can you encapsulate why he has been so important?— important? while certainly in the rock and _ important? while certainly in the rock and roll— important? while certainly in the rock and roll while - important? while certainly in the rock and roll while he - important? while certainly in | the rock and roll while he was the rock and roll while he was the very definition of what bands one. as a matter of fact, as the young drummer myself, he would often see in the music adds looking for musicians and you would see very often quote, charlie watts —type drama wanted, and a so he was a type. he was a genre unto himself and really he carried that whether he played with the rolling stones or the various jazz aggregations that he organised. in

. >> so the 1970 to madison square garden island jumpsuit, which is arguably from what we're findingobably one of the most important jumpsuits of houses. entire career. so it marks so many milestones really for him. it was used for an album cover. it was used when he performed madison square garden and he was the first performer to ever sell out 4 nights straight madison square garden. >> so, you know, there are lots and lots of elvis fans with money. the jump suit has a starting bid of $350,000. the cape $25,000. >> the tsa has named the winner of its cutest canine contest and it's a dog who works at the airport in vegas to see dogs. they're sniffing for drugs and whatnot. the 4 year-old golden retriever here. >> named a lot of steps out explosives and explosive materials at mccarran international. she beat out 80 other from across the country and. you know, we love dogs all week long. look how eager she says she loves her a woman from virginia has set a world record for donating for the longest. >> chunk of hair. her name is a hub. kamala khan she'd been growing it since she was 13

nights straight madison square gardens.of elvis fans with money to the jump suit has a starting bid right now. of $350,000. the cape $25,000 money to blow. hey, still ahead in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news. we have the very latest on the caldor fire as it continues to rage out of control. >> plus all that wildfire, smoke causing some dangerously unhealthy air quality here. the steps health experts are urging you to take. we have that plus, we're starting to learn more about the service members killed in the kabul airport attacks fallen troops from california who have been identified. stick with us. the proper morning news continues after the break. ♪ ♪ fall together with lowe's. labor day values now in-store and online. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >> from

but let's talk about madison square garden. you're a chicago guy, right? why all the love these stocks where the e or the s, they're down 6% to 25% year-to-date >> right well, people -- madison square garden entertainment owns the real estate. even a chicagoan will tell you is one of the prestigious venues around the world they're building the sphere in vegas. we toured the sphere about a month ago. it's going to be a spectacular site for concerts, and we think there's a lot of demand for entertainment coming in. they own the rockettes real estate is going to very well in an inflationary environment. real estate holds it's value plus the niknicks are going to e better than they've been >> if that's any part of your investment case, i'm worried the real estate piece is interesting. when that sphere opens, i think we should interview there. i've heard more about it from you than anybody >> i love it you're going to love it. the led screen, basically the entire ceiling is an led screen. >> it will be nice to have a vision of what the world can look look post-

performers include dave chappelle, amy schumer and wanda sykes who will take the stage at madison square month. presale tickets go on sale tomorrow. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, your favorite band might require vaccinations for the next concert. why domino's pizza is giving away free food. diane king hall has the stories. >> good morning, anne-marie. wall street futures are indicating a choppy open after a soft back pedal. the major indexes were weighed down by losses in energy shares amid concerns over reinstated travel restrictions in china due to new covid-19 infections. the dow slid 106 points, the nasdaq added 24 and the s&p 500 fell 4. >>> live nation is giving more power to singers and bands when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic. they're letting artists decide whether concert goers need to be vaccinated or have a negative covid test in order to attend the event. it's a good strategy moving forward. 98% of attendees on the first day of lowelll la pa low zsa. >>> parents of 60 million children in the u.s. are expected to receive the child tax credit payment on friday. it's p

he was invited to preach at one of the revival sermons at madison square garden. and he insisted that there would be no segregation, no separation, and that all would sit amongst each other. so he was a great supporter. we have been fortunate the billy graham library has graciously lent to us a new testament that belonged to billy graham that he highlighted, annotated, and used to prepare sermons with. again, not only was he a civil rights advocate for the african americans, but also for the indigenous people. he reached out, fought for their equal rights as well. in recognition of that, three tribes came together and presented him with this indian headdress. i want it to be known that it is on loan to us by the billy graham library. today being the day he passed, we wanted to make sure we have a special recognition of who he was and what he contributed to not only museum of the bible but the world. you'll notice that this last dedication area is the story of civil rights, and a good portion of this is dr. martin luther king. it is illustrating him and his speech

to come in preach at his revival sermons at madison square garden.that there would be no segregation, no separation. and that all would sit amongst each other. so, he was a great supporter as well. and we had been fortunate enough that the billy graham library. it is graciously lent to us in new testament, that belong to billy graham, that he highlighted annotated, and they used to prepare sermons with. and then again, not only was he in the civil rights advocate for the african americans, but also for the indigenous peoples. he reached out, and he fought for their equal rights as well and in recognition of that there were three tribes that came together and they presented him with this indian head dress. so, i want to make sure that it is known that it is lent to us by the below graham library. just today being the day that he passed. we want to just make sure that we have a special recognition of who he was, and what he can contribute to, not only the museum of the bible, but to the world. you will notice that this last dedication here is a story o

martin luther king, jr., to -- to come and preach at one of his revival sermons at madison square gardend he insisted that there would be no segregation, there would be no separation. and that all would sit amongst each other. so he was a great supporter, as well. and we've been fortunate enough that the billy graham library has graciously lent to us a new testament that belonged to billy graham. that he highlighted, annotated, and he used to prepare sermons with. and then, again, not only was he a civil-rights advocate for the african-americans. but also, for the indigenous people. he reached out and fought for their equal rights, as well. and in recognition of that, there were three tribes that came together and they presented him with this indian head -- headdress. and so, you know, i want to make sure that it's known it's on loan to us by the billy graham library. but again, today just being the day that he passed, we want to just make sure we have a special recognition of who he was and what he con -- contributed to -- to not only to museum of the bible but to the world. but you'll

garden network deal, but the reaction has been way over down it went from 120 to 70, madison square spectacular venue. the stock is way too cheap. >> charlie and xi, thank you both for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you >>> next, more reaction to coinbase's results and how the bitcoin bounce back could impact the stock going forward. >>> plus gamestop's heavy rally. coming up, the fund's ceo weighs in on that winning bet for her state. we're back in a couple minutes that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit

. >> 's not a fundamental human right to go to madison square garden, please spare me.g to be sick. you cannot get certain jobs, you cannot go to certain schools without eating certain vaccinations. and you know what you cannot go to certain restaurants in york without doing that either. as a public health imperative. this is not authoritarianism. this is not fascism, this is not any of the scare which are throwing out. this is to make people healthier to get them to take the vaccine. kennedy: to know what would make people healthier? if we weighed them, check their bmi, check their blood pressure and mixer they were eating too many simple carbohydrates. >> since i don't know what fascism is, can you tell me how mussolini defined it? kennedy: mussolini would have approved? >> he defined as a merger between corporation and state. these are not businesses decided they don't want customers in. this is the government telling businesses they have no choice. this is discrimination under the law. it's interesting these so-called progressives don't care this is disproportionall

it was a wealthy society men had murdered a prominent new york city architect on the roof of madison square garden his wife a social climber have been the architect and then had gotten married had to explain point she was not a virgin. the reason she gave been against her will against the unstable gun toting husband to hunt down the architect and caleb you can imagine what this was like in new york city at this time. and it ended in a trial. this was a scandalous stuff. this was going to be a trial that hinged on testimony about and bondage for there's a velvet swing involved. it was really scandalous. now at the time women did not sit on jerseys in new york city, right? many observers thought this courtroom, especially in this trout was no place for a woman. we were going to be discussing matters that were that inappropriate, right? but for formidable reporters and demanded they be allowed to cover the trail for their readers and the judge allowed them there to sit at a table, for in a row watching, observing and writing about the characters involved. the mail reporters were none too pleas

and more than a dozen comedians will take the stage september 12th at new york city's madison squareto mark 20 years since the september 11th terror attacks. the lineup includes dave chapel, and amy schumer and wanda sykes. a comedy celebration goes on sale tomorrow. >>> while this sound like it could be the beginning of a movie plot but it happened in real life. >> a woman who got help from modern family star is recovering after fainting and hitting her face on a rock at a national park in utah. many john says she began to feel light head and told her family to continue and the next tomeking her ember it questions. >> you know, they are stars and didn't have to stop. they cleaned me up and they gave me stuff to eat. and i mean, she knew what she was doing. >> julie bowen there and her sister a doctor helped the hiker contact her husband, and son, and they gave her electrolytes and food, and even treated her wounds. >> wow. >> wow. >> i glad she is okay. >> a good place. >>> at the right time the two people were. >>> it's 5:55, and the next half-hour or kpix five and streaming on cps

the airport, if you're an american, it's the equivalent of being at the rolling stones playing madison squarea rock concert like that, trying to get to the very front and get the band to pull you up on the stage. that is how bungled and mismanaged this whole thing has been over the last 12 days. what the marines have been doing at the airfield is nothing short of heroic. the last group of marines i was in contact with was today, and they were helping me get 29 afghans through abbey gate, and they got them through 20 minutes before that bomb went off. and i'm looking at my text messages right now, and i'll read this to you. this is from gunnery sergeant martinez, who i've never met, but was working with me on signal to make this happen, and he finally says, i'm going myself. and that's the last -- >> elliot, i want to put up this because you're talking about you helped this group of afghans. this is right before the explosion, you said. and you were sent a photo by your contact on the ground at the airport, okay? this is that photo. it's up now. we've blurred their faces. so how did you help g

you can fill madison square garden with the 15,000 dead.omo adviseing his brother how to beat sexual harassment allegations. he faked his own quarantine. this must be insulting to every cnn employee and the gender as a whole for that matter because he was advising his brother how to dismiss and beat allegations of sexual harassments. serious stuff. >> sandra: critics saying governor cuomo should resign and his brother should step down or be fired from his position at cnn. another writing writing cnn good luck lecturing people about decency and doing the right thing. i wonder where this will go next, joe? >> oh, well, if he hasn't been suspended already he won't be suspended going forward. if he got on the air last night and executives at the network said it's okay not to talk about your brother. he is running the show over there at this point and won't be told what to do and continue to make millions and the network will continue to look the other way. cnn's all male lineup from 8:00 p.m. to midnight is now being beaten in prime time by hom

210,000 you could fill madison square gardens 21 times. 1.4 million people have crossed the border illegally of this year. that's more than the population of 10 u.s. states. do you think that's a story? meanwhile joe biden has yet to visit the u.s. border despite a crisis of his own making and his own dhs being caught on tape saying the situation is unsustainable. meanwhile the vice president put in charge of this months ago has yet to hold one press conference on this. where is she? on the back of a milk carton? you can't find her. we have an absentee president and vice president when it comes to this border and afghanistan and there will be hell to pay in 2022 if they keep hiding from the press and pretending there is not a problem. >> harris: you and i both know if a bright enough spotlight. remember when the spotlight broke across the sex allegations and what they unearthed in the catholic church with boston spotlight. if something like that were the coverage we were seeing, if it were not just a few of us in the media across some sectors shouting that there is a fire at the border and y

madison square garden. it's game 7 of the eastern conference finals. fourth quarter.utes to go and you're down nine. spike lee is drowning in a puddle of his own tears. it's up to you to put the knicks on your back and carry that franchise to their first conference title in 22 years! do you have it in you? where the hell you think you're going? you haven't achieved nirvana yet. >> sorry. this just isn't quite what i was looking for. >> stephen: so you think you can just go whenever you want to? who do you think you are, kevin durant? wrong. sit your ass down. >> i'm sorry. >> stephen: this is probably a good time for me to tell y'all this. no refunds. >> the stephen a. smith meditation workshop. find your inner peace. you inner piece of [ bleep ]. [ applause ] >> stephen: it actually works. you should all try that meditation program. it'll work wonders for you. okay? as i'm sure you can tell, i have very strong opinions on almost everything. which makes me a very effective problem solver. and tonight i'm going to use my skills to sort out some domestic disputes. it's

. >> so, madison square garden entertainment, msge, we bought their opportunity port foal toe last fridaya way to capitalize on the trade. it's been an unbelievable performer since then up 20% it's a diversified live entertainment and restaurant company centered in new york city, las vegas, chicago a lot of those businesses are run by some of my friends there. they're unbelievable operators jason strauss, matt strauss, tepper burke, really know what they're doing in this space. we like msge based on attractive valuation, trades at less than one time book. it was 40% off its year-to-date high so, even though it's up a ton this week. we i think there's a lot of room to go in this reopening play then we added in our dividend portfolio last monday -- on monday, actually, eog resources, which is a shale producer that offers a combination of an attractive valuation and at nine times next year's earnings, 10% free cash flow yield and 20% dividend growth really stands out in the energy sector, as we think about capital there. >> thank you very much court, you told us about a couple of your financ

wealthy unstable society man had murdered a prominent new york city architect on the roof of madison square gardens, because his wife, a beautiful social climber had once been with the architect and then got married to the guy with the guy and had to explain why she wasn't a virgin. the reason that she gave was that it'd been against her will, causing the unstable, gun toting husband to hunt down the architect and kill him. so you can imagine what the story was like in new york city at the time, right? and ended in a trial, right? this was scandalous stuff. this is going to be a trial that hinged on testimony about sex and bondage, , and there was a velvet swing involved, and it was really scandalous. at the time of women didn't sit on juries in new york city, right? and many observers thought that this court room, especially in this trial, was no place for a woman. if we were going to be discussing matters that were that inappropriate, right? but four formidable reporters demanded that they be allowed to cover the trial for the readers, and the judge allowed them there to sit at a table fo

drop last week occidental up 6.5% crude is up 5.5% occidental still about 30% below recent highs madison square garden entertainment is moving higher after a revenue beat they reported better than expected revenue on the return of live events 13% gain home builders are under pressure despite home sales rising for the second straight month. can't get gains today. they're declining about 1% to 1.5% and general motors is the worst performer on the s&p today they extended their safety recall over the bolt to include newer models it's still only down 1.5%. over to kristina partsinevelos for a cnbc update. >>> we have outgoing new york governor andrew cuomo saying he will not run for office again. he also congratulated new yorkers for their battle to rein in covid he also said the allegations needed deeper investigation. >> the attorney general's report was designed to be a political fire cracker on an explosive topic, and it worked there was a political and media stampede but the truth will out in time >>> switching gears, afghan refugees continue arriving in the united states. this group of about 5

pass with higher prices or investing in asset classes that tend to do well, like real estate, madison squarelationary environment. >> yeah, i wouldn't call out smucker's as being a great example. they've had the pressure frankly, know is the short answer >> i thought somebodier was one of your favorites. >> it is, but not for this reason. >>> apple settling a class-action lawsuit josh, the impact on the app store? >> apple could soon have one last legal headache, announcing it's going to let developers contact customers for payments outside of the ios app this always come as part of a settlement over app store policies also a new to assist they seem to hope for more, saying this new acby apple is a far step, but she says more must be done. marketplace, including common-sense legislation to set rules of the road. and actually they're saying that the app store model is under pressure, but the changes he says have been immaterial so far to the company's bottom line. >>> just a quick look internally very strong basically everyone in the pool rally to the up side u.s. dollar index it's coming off

good for you, josh >>> live event stocks like madison square garden, eventbrite, all surging, cruisenival, sort of looking at big tech -- >> i don't make fun. >> are you ready for the opening stock? >> i'm in livenation, it's one of my favorite stocks. i'm rooting for all of the reopening stocks, carnival included, just as i'm rooting for my kids to go back to school without mask i don't know anyone is root fog them spiritually am i long any of the names i own simon properties it's very sensitive based on foot traffic obvious lieutenant the bull case for livenation is clear. i think what is hilarious, now i'll get the vaccine because the fda approve it really do you real will lot of clinical data in your spare time? sure but it does matter to a lot of these stocks we've had in the last three days, a million vaccinations per day that's a pretty high rate. i don't think that's happening because of the fda whatever. i think people know people who are really, really sick. that's what actually driving people to go out and get it. all of that is good for this group. i don't know that that

jennifer performed aretha's songs live for the film including the iconic performance in madison squaresel tommy. >> you say that you made. you said i wasn't going to get what they needed. >> that was one of the main things i said, how am i supposed to approach this vocally? but it ended up being at least in my mind allowing her musical influence that she's had on me to come through while using her approaches, her technique where she sings. she sings from the top of her hit. >> you sing from your peak. >> okay. what does that mean? so blending those worlds together. i feel like i come through most when the emotions kick in. >> she's looking at you like she's going, okay. did you think you were auditioning to play her? were you thinking, i hope she asks me? >> we had already had the conversation about me playing her. >> you had? >> oh, okay. >> how early was that? >> compared to that? geez, maybe about eight years? >> she was really looking at you, jennifer. >> yes, she was. in my mind, that was my audition. at least i said to myself, this is my audition. >> it's made too much sense. >>

i get to play the hollywood bowl, madison square garden, i am just -- i couldn't be more thrilled andou're a rock star, ben. you're legit you're a rock star let's not wait any longer. of he's going to treat us to a performance of "imagine. take it away ben platt. here we go ♪ your eyes give life and new meaning ♪ ♪ it's like i found the north light ♪ ♪ i never knew what i needed ♪ ♪ until i felt your hand holdin mine ♪ ♪ you say i'm your hero but yout are the one that saved me ♪ ♪ if i ever lost you i'd fall t my knees ♪ i can't imagine my life without you ♪ ♪ i can't imagine one night without you ♪ ♪ if something happened don't know what i would do ♪ can't im ♪ my life without you ♪ >> your ♪ i can't imagine i can't my life without you ♪ >> your eyes give life a new meaning ♪ ♪ it's like i found an old ligh i never knew what i needed ♪ ♪ until i felt your hand holdin mine ♪ ♪ yeah you say i'm your hero bu you are the one that saved me ♪ ♪ if i ever lost you i'd fall t my knees ♪ ♪ i can't imagine my life without you ♪ ♪ i can't imagine a night without you ♪ ♪ if something happened i

msg, of course madison square garden disney charging an extra fee if you want to jump the line. >> idisney back at 172, you get a lot of people that are saying, wait a second, maybe dr. gottlieb's ahead of him saying the peak. do you really think -- if you don't think that covid is going to ever be under control, even with boosters, sure, i could see selling disney at 170. if you think that there's a chance and you just got this pass to get to the front of the line, they're doing a lot of things i don't know if this is the great thing to throw away. i don't think this is your first choice to sell. >> let's take a look, the cnbc realtime exchange. the big board, exchange traded concepts, dune acquisition corp. a blank check company. let's dive into nvidia, 104 beats 101, and revenue up 68 is a slight beat. >> nvidia was a remarkable quarter, and when i went over it with them, one of the things that's incredible is that people still focus on crypto. this is a play on gaming, but revolutionary gaming play on data center, but at the end, the conference call it's about metaverse, as we he

look at this the show will be on september 12th in madison square garden. look at the boats. from the show go to benefit 9/11 charities tickets go on sale this friday >> picked up the phone and called everyone he knew. >> they all said yes >> exactly >>> next up, big news from the set of the highly anticipated "sex and the city" reboot. any "sex and the city" fans? yes. john preston, aka mr. big, is officially back. chris knox sharing this piccolruaz over the weekend with sarah jessica parker captioning the post "together again." sjp had this photo writing, these two, i bet they stay out late tonight it's been more than ten years since fans saw the on again and off again couple finally tie the knot, and it looks like things are finally working out for carrie's love live the upcoming series "and just like that" has no date for a release. but it will be on hbo max and people are looking forward to it >>> a very good monday morning to you. ridership is making a comeback. ac transit is moving forward, restoring service this week. buses will make more trips, all part of the plan t

they'll be joined at the madison square garden event by fellow comics dave chapelle, amy schumer, johnnds and people we love. tickets for the one-night-only september 12th event go on sale this friday. and it's personal for both men. davidson's dad was a firefighter who perished in the terrorist attack when he was just 7 years old. lifelong new yorker jon stewart has been a fierce advocate for the rights of 9/11 first reonde, stying it of cs on their behal charities. a great event. let's support it. >>> also this morning, the latest podcast star, none other than lucille ball. the legendary comedian and sitcom star who passed away back in 1989 is getting her own posthumous podcast on sirius xm called let's talk to lucy. they'll pay tapes from her 1960s radio show where she interviewed stars like frank sinatra, barbra streisand, carol burnett, dean martin and so many more. who knew she was like that generation's oprah? in this free-flowing format, we understand that it is a treasure trove and a whole new generation will get to tune in to those recordings. the podcast will also contain fr

were by the time rudy got out of office what i would do is impose a directed property tax and madison squarec recovery if people are afraid to come to work afraid to visit new york city afraid as tourists to send money here maria: you make a lot of important points curtis, you know you go through, the 90s, when we saw that massive crime wave before rudy giuliani. that was about if time back in 1979 you started guardian angels patrolling streets make arrests this week extra patrols due to hate crime against chinese communities you are talking about refunding police as many of your -- your detractors trying to defund the police tell us more about why you started the guardian angels how would it help you, should you become mayor. >> it is very similar circumstance as to what i faced in 1979 because we were in fiscal distress on cusp of bankruptcy new york city was going chapter 11 new mayor ed koch made draconian cuts in the budget term limited uniformed police officers patrolling on vast subway system as night manager said i can fill the voided i think if volunteers begin patrolling the night

stuart: laughing at these huge numbers, madison square garden entertainment did well.fered in concerts and people are allowed to buy tickets and go back and once again. stuart: here's a couple kid's story uber and lyft a california judge said you made a ruling the effect of which you as an individual in california you cannot just go out and organize your own hours and your own benefits, you can't be an independent contractor with uber and lyft, joy have it right. susan: spot on in its unconstitutional unenforceable according to the california judgment when it comes to prop 22 the prohibition on legislation authorizing collective bargaining by at bay strivers and does not promote the right to work as an independent contractor and it does not protect work flexibility i'm not sure that is true there are uber and lyft drivers and doordash that only want to work 3 - 4 hours after they work their prime job their base job, why can't you go do part-time work afterwards. stuart: what a mess in california of all places which is innovative in their stamping down on the innovation

up someone who doesn't speak your language out of a crowd, at a f'ing death penalty concert at madison squareden and it's at triple capacity and only one door is open and the place is on fire. steve: right. he was at the harmid karzai international airport. you should read it, it's so compelling of the eyewitness accounts so compelling. shows you exactly what is going on there. he talks about how it sounds like he was trying to escort two people of interest on to one of those flights. and so, he gets to the americans and he says okay, they don't have visas, they have applied for them, just put them on the flight. he found out later that they were rejected because they did not have the paperwork and next thing you know, what happens? they send these two people of interest outside the gate. so the people he had risked his life to try to get on a plane, the u.s. government said sorry, not going to be able to do it. he also writes: i have deployed 15 times and this is the worst living and working conditions i have seen for u.s. troops. i'm a little used to this kind of work, unlike the many young

people coming back to live in manhattan, we have seen an uptick in apartment square -- sales and the improvement in madison i am hearing of an acceleration of openings. we need the vibrancy to come back, even in the flatiron district. a harry potter store opened but we have some the closings. tourist will help -- tourism will help bring traffic. tom: thank you very much, greatly appreciate it. they will update their enthusiasm. lisa, i want to give you some time to bond, it has been a very equity week, what did you observe on bonds? lisa: there was a kick up in yields, it contained. we saw a big increase, but if you look at inflation metrics and the labor market, people were questioning the logic behind this and jean saying it does not necessarily make sense and we did see it tick up and the price go down in the yield is up a little bit but just a little bit. tom: on a field of dreams weekend we will do this, a major shout out to henry paulson, a goldman sachs man in chicago who wandered to a tour of duty in new york city and i believe he did public service and washington as well. hank paulson has been the