♪ . >>> so madison square garden is looking to stay where it is forever.ls granted a ten-year permit and urged the garden's owner to find a new home. according to "the new york times," msg entertainment told new york officials it will ask for a permanent permit. >> this is an already difficult process. it could be further complicated by the fact that msg is using facial recognition to block attorneys at firms that oppose it from attending events at the gardens and radio city music hall. as cnn's omar jimenez reports, msg executives aren't backing down from that policy. >> matching somebody on facial recognition. >> reporter: he was recognized on facial recognition cameras, then confronted. >> benjamin? >> reporter: this is how lawyer benjamin noren from a new york city law firm was greeted by madison square garden staff while trying to attend an event in the fall. >> the ticket is revoked. >> reporter: he works for a law firm representing ticket brokers in a lawsuit against madison square garden entertainment. all the roughly 60 lawyers at his firm are als

wasn't like he will sold out madison square garden the first.a few years ago he did the youtube offering and he and and you could watch it and i liked it very much but i'm concerned about the people who aren't in that position and there's a lot of they had and i talked to somebody today who got canceled a few years goad and he said something that was very interesting that it's almost better if you're accused of a crime, because then you could fight back or if you're convicted, you cocould serve th time and come back. right now the people who wanted him canceled in the first place hound him every month. he puts on a bright face and that's only one person i know. >> kill me. >> there's many people all over that were canceled in a way their careers were destroyed. >> the people that move it just move on because they got they are dopamine rush out of. this joe you're a committee beyond and also a pervert so this story hits close to home. actually, you opened for louie during i would say unusual times. >> yeah, those were some tough times. it doesn't

>> reporter: i met up with the king as he prepared to take on the knicks at madison square garden.en three years since the nba champ stepped into this court. surprisingly, his favorite. >> we're here at madison square garden, 4 self-proclaimed favorite place. what makes the garden special to you? >> the history, man. i think not only what's happened in this building over the years, but also the city. i come here for a broadway show, i'm part of the cast. >> reporter: born in akron, ohio, lebron was drafted by the cleveland cavaliers in 2003, becoming a franchise star, leading the cavs to their first nba finals ever in 2007. in 2010, he famously shocked the sports world by joining the miami heat as a free agent, announcing his departure in the live tv special is "the decision." >> i'll take my talents to south beach and join the miami heat. >> reporter: winning two championships in florida. four years after that, he rejoined the cavs to win the team's first-ever title in 2016. since 2018, lebron has been an l.a. laker. and it's in los angeles that he's making nba history. one of the

as a native new yorker, is this your first time playing at madison square garden?ght i would be there. i thought about it when i got into music and i thought like i've got to play that place when i make it. and all the years escaped me because i got busy doing so many other things and then i started releasing music again. and i said now is my time. >> stephen: the album is getting great reviews. but can you explain to me what the title "king's disease iii" because what is king's disease? >> nas: overindulgence. >> stephen: the king gets what he wants? >> nas: to much of that is not good. >> stephen: have you ever had the king's disease? >> nas: some elements of it here and there you know. it's a wake-up call. if you wake up before it's too late you know. i read a lot about a lot of artists that came up in your time. [laughter] i'm kidding, i'm kidding, i'm kidding. [laughs] in our time, you know, before our time. and some of them were wild people. i learned a lot from them. it kind of gave me some of the guidelines in this business. >> stephen: what do you do, how

"madison square garden?" it's none of those things!r-basketball-dog show-hut with train below!" the new york attorney general is trying to crack down on dolan, and they've threatened to withhold m.s.g.'s liquor license. well, in response, james dolan has threatened to not serve alcohol at an upcoming rangers game. even worse, dolan has threatened to serve more alcohol at billy joel concerts. (drunk singing) something something something maryland moon roof ♪ ♪ ♪ land marry bernstein, meanwhile, a california woman who, at 115, is now the world's oldest person, says the key to longevity is to "stay away from toxic people." adding, "drink a lot of water, take long walks, and cut trifling (bleep) out of your posse." (cheering and applause) >> stephen: louis you know that. >> ain't nobody got time for that. >> stephen: that's right. meanwhile, in transportation news, a texas d.m.v. rejected a vegan license plate. apparently, the vanity plate was flagged for a vulgar phrase, because it was supposed to say "love tofu," but it looked like "love

madison square garden in new york. the organization is called rethink nyc. they want city leaders to pressure for james dolan, who owns both the madison square garden and the new york next to relocate the arena to a manhattan waterfront location. that would clear the way for an expansion of penn station with both above and underground access madison square garden right now, it's above that train station. i think that there should be a great transportation network house there and then we believe there should be a great above ground station. at this point, dolan refuses to move his property. but the councilman who represent the midtown area of new york is pushing for that change a special permit to hold public events expires in july, and an extension requires the approval of city council. nascar returns to california next sunday for the race at fontana in san bernardino county. you got to help. larson tried to go to the middle of turned pastrana in the fence green. no caution is out. lot of crashes there. ricky stenhouse jr will be in california after winning

it was madison square. harvard in new york.e berlin or nuremberg later, the speaker was arrested. and this was due to the fact that he swindled money from his deceitful followers and he was sent to prison to think about the countries of the ways. democracy. they want to find bad allies to tell. nazism what kind of russia is needed or not needed? i think forever deprives any russian. in which historical memory of the slightest illusions is alive? so we will fight with them until melted, and until we drive this nazi creature to where the very place in the grave will not stop the tiger. can i start with you easily, you know? and we are on top. no , well, i'm out of great respect. all clear. they fight about it many times talking, you say, on your sales of all programs, they give us plans lists tell. perfectly functioning governments , for the most part, the capacities of the military-industrial complex that are developing. i'm not talking about the things that the president speaks about and who leads and set this whole paradigm of

ask you what you did, how do you celebrate after you went back a boxing match like you did at madison squarely got to come. i thought in london the last three fights so my whole family was there. we got to celebrate. just mingle and catch up, so that was my celebration. >> chelsea: alcohol? give me some details. what are you into? how do you -- do you drink? >> yeah, i do actually. i have a drink, moscow mule is my go-to. >> chelsea: i like a moscow mule. we have to change that name with the war. we need to call it something else. you know? i like that drink too but i don't like ordering a moscow mule. i would like to share a moscow mule with you. >> all right. >> chelsea: yeah. congratulations on everything. thank you so much for coming and sitting down. i wish you the best of luck. >> thank you so much because they were not that you will need it. alyica baumgardner, everyone. [cheers and applause] we're gonna take a quick break, but we'll be right back after this. [cheers and applause] hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was

it was madison square. garden in new york.rlin or nuremberg later, the speaker was arrested. and this was due to the fact that he swindled money from his deceitful followers and he was sent to prison to think about the ways of democracy in countries. they want to find, but tell soyuznichkin. here is this imperial colonial nazism. what kind of russia is needed or not needed? i think forever. all clear. they are fighting, but we talk about this many times, you talk about your pra- on all the programs they provide, they tell us about the plans for the dismemberment of russia, the execution lists tell us about the trial in the hague. ah. well, how as if they had already won, now i have another question about them, everything is clear. they decided. but i'm interested in what is going on in our country in connection with everything with all the reality that exists there dana here in her feelings. no. perfectly functioning governments, for the most part, the capacities of the military-industrial complex that are developing. i'm not

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sold out madison square garden i'm feeling totally like annual old man. maybe i am but the microsoft deal, the question is how much -- i think it will go through you're looking at caught of duty, some of the releases and where they are the valuations in this space are absolutely acceptable. the problem is that they're still trading north of a market multiple at a time when they've had their greatest period during covid. i don't think you have to do anything there was a time we thought there should be a takeover bid i don't think the media company versus that kind of balance sheet right now. >> i was going to make that point. they don't have that balance sheet or the currency in their stock. so i think that's somewhat off the table. it's not a crazy multiple, but i agree with tim >> take two is down 40% over the past 129 months. >> again, there's weakness is an opportunity or a sign that something is really wrong and you stay away. i think both of these are the latter it's a weakness to stay away from. >> remember last week, in a week or so, probably an op

we're showing madison square garden right there. look at what they did to penn station.hitecture and just completely destroyed it. you enjoy have six and a half foot ceilings as you go into the train station. it's just absolutely miserable. you fly into jfk -- i fly into airports all over the world, the country, you fly into jfk, it takes you 45 minutes just to get out to an interstate. any other city in the world would have an express train that goes from jfk to midtown manhattan. any other city in the world would have an express train that stops in queens -- >> okay. >> and, by the way, as you get to queens, right, suddenly everything is above ground and it's as wicked as the six flags like log jam ride. no. no. this is an important question -- >> but joe -- >> no, mika, this is an important question. i want to know, willie, and lemire and mara and everybody that has to deal with new york city every day, how could it be that the greatest city in the world, and i'm dead serious, has the worst infrastructure in america? >> mara, let's take this on. first of all, new york

. >>> celtics and knicks squaring off at madison square garden last night.ht for boston. they went 9 for 42 from three point range. and it went from bad to worse in the fourth quarter as jasyson tatum got ejected for the first time in his career. knicks would end up winning 109-94 for their sixth win in a row. afterwards tatum explained what got him ejected. >> just told them this is probably the best officiating game. gave them a compliment. a lot of great players get thrown out a few times in their career. so good for my rep. >>> in hockey, connor mcdavid scoring twice to reach the 50 goal mark for the first time in his career. only took him 61 games to reach that milestone. but it was not enough to stop boston last night. bruins went on to win 3-2. boston becoming the fastest team to record 46 wins in nhl history. they needed just 59 games to get there. flo >>> finally, awesomes display sportsmanship. caitlin hit a grand slam to give the vikings the lead, but rounding first base, she collapsed with an injury. but there is a rule that says her teammates ar

would clear the way for expanding penn station with both access above and underground right now, madison squaresits above that train station. i think that there should be a great transportation network house there and then we believe there should be a great above ground station. dolan is refusing to move. the councilman represents the midtown area that was pushing for the change, especially permit to hold public events expires in july, and that extension requires council approval. tom now 7 28, a big mansion in beverly hills, with a notorious past is now for sale. it's reigniting interest in a murder that occurred there more than 75 years ago from the outside. this looks just like any other luxury home in beverly hills, but this is the home where mobster bugsy siegel was shot. and killed in 1947. he was sitting in the living room, talking with an associate when t came through the front window and he was killed. real estate agents selling the home says that case is still not solved. but there are theories on who killed him. he was sitting here. and was shot through that window . they believe tha

when the new researching it, we found that was actually back in world war ii, a naughty rally in madison squaret of new york city, 20,000 not seize for cheery, and those giant banners of george washington high school, to go surrounding it. the first speaker of the rally said if george washington were alive today he would be friends with adolf hitler. so, why are we still fighting not season 2023, because they never left. they've never left. they've been here the whole time. that's why you're seeing exactly what you're seeing, repeat over and over. if we don't tell stories like this, we just love it again and again. >> i'm a great fan of your work i was very surprised to find you in this group of people we speak to every week for the velshi banned book club. you've appeared on our show because of this in the past but there's two books you read part of a collection, the i.m. collection of kids books. i am rosa parks. and i am martin luther king junior. they fell onto a list that got banned in york county pennsylvania. i think that has since been resolved, it's truly one of the more puzzling momen

. >>> let's pick up the kakz at the madison square garden in new york city of course.elmet off and going onto win the ensuing fistfight. the rangers beat the flames 5-4 in over time. >>> time now for the weather and let's go to our meteorologist at 30 rock with the forecast. how's it looking? >> no surprise here it's looking warm. that's been the story of our winter, right? we continue much of the east above normal today, 10, 15, close to 20 degrees above normal in places like nashville which will hit 66 degrees. it's tomorrow, too, and extending pittsburgh, parts of the east richmond nearing near 70 degrees and the north also included in this. last for places like buffalo which will stay above 40 degrees for thursday, new york close to 60 degrees on friday. i have a feeling people will be out in their shorts and t-shirts in many of these places, washington, d.c. into the mid-60s. we also are had some issues to talk about when it comes to strong to severe storms in parts of the south. this system is stretching into texas to parts of the west. it looks like the better c

the controversial facial recognition technology that's being used at madison square garden now beingn: yeah, at grocery stores and drug stores in new york. they are using the software, or in some cases, robots that can rome the aisles. so they track your face and know if you're a repeat offender and they even can detail how many items are pulled from a shelf so thieves often take a lot. if this is alarming they will alert the staff but that's the problem. you don't want your employees, even your security guards, confronting thieves, so maybe what happens is i can't believe i'm going to say this , a security staffer, through the robot, talks to that shoplifter and says hey, what are you doing? i mean, i would love to see this in action. does the thieve then throw down the items and run out of the store? probably not but it shows the desperation by so many merchants, because theft is on the rise and it's ripping them of their profits. ashley: you are right. nothing makes my blood boil more than watching those people just scoop all of those items into a shopping cart and then stare peop

the pair made history last year as the first female boxing contest to top the bill at madison squarehe first player aged 60 plus, to reach the last 16 of a ranking event since 1992. the former masters and uk championship winner hit five half century breaks in a 51win over china's peng yisong at the german masters in berlin. the six time world championship runner up will next play jack lisowski. now beder fc is a football club with a difference. it aims to help improve the mental health of its players and coaches, by openly talking about how they're feeling as well as getting some exercise on the pitch. so to coincide with time to talk day, our reporter kimberley boak went to meet the club's founder — and just to warn you her report contains some references to suicide. i started playing football like most at a young age and it is an amazing way to make friends break down barriers and it is what i have love for a long time.— for a long time. you are an intellectual _ for a long time. you are an intellectual property - for a long time. you are an | intellectual property lawyer for a lon

see you again >> jimmy: i will say, every time i do see you outside the show, it's usually at madison squarewhat's it called? jumbotron? >> jimmy: the jumbotron, yeah. it's the big screen there, yeah and they -- i never -- 'cause they throw me up there every now and then but i don't like following you because everyone just loves you. [ cheers ] yeah, they go, "liam neeson," they show a clip from one of your movies, then they cut to you and you look like a stud and everyone goes, "yeah!" and they freak out [ laughter ] and then i feel like i've got to top you and they put me on the jumbotron and i'm like pouring beer on myself [ light laughter ] you know, wacky stuff. don't ever follow liam neeson on the jumbotron it's my only advice to everyone i'm happy you're here. i'm happy that you're here for perm week. it's a big, exciting thing in new york city. [ laughter ] everyone's talking about it. i asked you backstage, very far away from you when i asked, have you ever had a perm >> you know, it's one of those words i grew up with, hearing my mother say and my sister say. i never quite knew wha

carnegie hall, radio city music hall and the madison square garden musical theater. the choir sang at the two until presidential inauguration. their music has touched people around the world with the unchanging message of gods good news and its power to change lives. but since the choir numbers around 300 members, it was either you or them. [laughing] understand why today we have the brooklyn tabernacle singers, a a core group of vocal assisting all the music of the choir travel quickly to international domestic venues and most importantly to the 71st national prayer breakfast, please welcome the brooklyn tabernacle singers. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when my strength was all gone ♪ when my heart had no song ♪ ♪ still in love he's proved faithful to me ♪ ♪ and every word he's promised is true ♪ ♪ and what i saw impossible i've seen my god do ♪ ♪ he's been faithful, faithful to me ♪ ♪ looking back he's in love d mercy i see ♪ ♪ though in my heart i have questioned and failed to believe, but he's been faithful, faithful to me ♪ ♪ when my heart looked away that ma

she becomes a favorite hostess of the yankee state team and madison square garden crowds, including entertaining luminaries like jack dempsey, joe dimaggio, who apparently asked for cotton sheets, did not care for the silk sheets because his knees kept slipping. i footnoted it. i don't know if it's actually true, but i do have a footnote behind that pseudo her brother becomes the after hours for the adventurous writers, actors and playwrights who at the algonquin hotel for lunch that is you know cultural influencers some of whom we remember like dorothy parker and george kaufman and robert benchley, their stamp of approval because they are clearly what we would now call cultural influencers brings along the big moneymen from madison avenue, park avenue, wall street, broadway, hollywood. she counting true american aristocrats like jock whitney and winthrop rockefeller and the vanderbilt boys, as she just them as customers and friends but the bread and butter of her business was, as you might imagine, conventions and business meetings. i don't know what you people have been doing for this week, bu

would clear the way for expanding penn station, which both access above and underground right now madison squarets above that train station. i think that there should be a great transportation network house there and then we believe there should be a great above ground station. dolan is refusing to move. but the councilman who represents the midtown area is pushing for that change, especially permit to hold public event expires in july, and an extension requires council approval. still to come. it was voted usa today's number one wine festival in the nation in 2021. it is coming back for its 12th year this weekend. next on the nine we're giving you a sneak peek into the black vines wine festival. it's the longest running wine festival in the country that features black owned wineries and winemakers and gordon ramsay back with next level chef. another batch of talented chefs compete to be crowned the next kitchen superstar and to spice things up. we are giving away $2500 for your chance to win at ktvu .com and watch next level chef thursday at eight on ktvu box, too. meet brett from apartment 2b.

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oh, that was method man yo, method remembers everything he was like, "i remember seeing you at madison squareact and you had a drummer. and nobody else had a drummer. and i was like, "yeah, i had a a drummer. >> jimmy: you wanted that live element. >> i wanted that vibe. i wanted to add on to it and nobody was doing it. and then, i took the fugees out on their first tour. fugees went way beyond a a drummer. like, the fugees was like, "okay, we can do that. watch this." and they really went crazy so, like, we all have shared things with each other that have taken this hip hop thing to a whole 'nother level >> jimmy: a whole new level. did it remind you of when you won a grammy >> well, unfortunately, i wasn't there when i won my grammy we weren't even televised at the time >> jimmy: no >> so, i won my first grammy for "u.n.i.t.y." first rap female solo performance. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. absolutely [ cheers and applause >> but even then - >> jimmy: they didn't televise it >> no. so, even that shows you how the grammys have evolved because rap was not even a televised category can you imagi

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>> reporter: -- i met up with the king as he prepared to take on the knicks at madison square garden.ing a record set before he >> it goes. >> what does that mean to you? >> you know, crazy thing is, man, i've never -- i've had goals throughout my whole career, you know, on the court. i wanted to be the rookie of the year my rookie year, i wanted to be an all-star. i wanted to win championships. i wanted to be the mvp of the league. i wanted to be defensive player of the year and lead the league in assists. i never ever was like i want to break the all-time scoring record. it's never been a thought of mine and the fact that i'm ready -- i'm like literally right here. it's mind blowing. >> so for you breaking this record, you think that solidifies you as the greatest to ever play the game of basketball? >> i don't know if the record does. the one thing i can tell you, mike, is i've always prided myself on saying, i want to be the greatest to ever play this game and that came from a motivation to myself, my drive to be the greatest of all time. >> reporter: but the road to becoming the

he loves madison square garden. his favorite place to play.ll conversation about this record, what it means to him, his family and his legacy and i'm excited for everybody to see it after he breaks the record, okay. after the record is broken we'll air it here on "gma." >> we're looking forward to that. >>> we have a lot more ahead including the driver apparently asleep at the wheel on the highway. as tesla faces an investigation over its autopilot system. that is coming up, michael. >>> now to the alex murdaugh trial and a big decision from the judge allowing testimony about the accused double murderer's finances. it's a key part of the alleged motive, dan abrams is standing by, but first eva pilgrim is in walterboro, south carolina, with more on yesterday's biggest moments and that big win for prosecutors. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it was fireworks early in this trial but now we're seeing a slowdown. the state methodically building their case after a big win in court yesterday. this morning, a bombdal. e dgdecidi

. >> when you drag yourself from madison square garden to the set, you sometimes have a little bit of -- >> there we go. >> we're going to start with excuses. okay. i bet jen palmieri has no excuses. >> doesn't need 'em. >> women never do, but men are always late. >> jen is here. former adviser to president george w bush, mark mckinnon is here. they're co-hosts of showtime's "the circus." dressed or not. okay. let's get to the top story. >>> many of the republican names will not be attending the cpac in maryland this week. potential 2024 candidates, ron desantis, former vice president mike pence and governor glenn youngkin will not be at the gathering. mcdaniels, house speaker kevin mccarthy, mitch mcconnell, they're all sitting it out this year, as well. this year's conference comes as cpac's chair, matt schlapp, faces a lawsuit saying he fondled a male aid for herschel walker without consent in october. schlapp's lawyers says he denies the allegations. none of the politicians who say they're not attending have cited schlapp's allegations for reason of their absence. several republic

america, but we found when we were researching it that in world war ii, it was a nazi rally in madison square here since world wa world war ii. you have a charismatic leader, in this case adolf hitler, the native white germans who are suffering economically and hitler said that thing we see decade after decade. those people, those people are the cause of your problems. and we know that that's code. for adolf hitler he's talking about the jewish people. we've seen it with the black community, pick your minority community. what the book is about, the american dream to me is not about making money. when you see someone being bullied, you use your voice, you speak up and you say enough. enough. that's the great lesson of world war ii. >> the new book is "the nazi conspiracy: the secret plot to kill roosevelt, stalin and churchill," brad, congratulations on this book. >> just looks great, thank you so much. >> looks amazing. i'm sure we'll be hearing more about this. thanks for coming on this morning. we appreciate it. >> good to see you, thanks. >>> and coming up, ticketmaster could have another