he was having a big birthday party at madison square garden. >> the president is winding up his new yorkion. >> a lot of very famous performers were singing and dancing. she'd asked permission from the studio to go off but because of the production delays, the studio said she could not go. >> and she was furious because in her view, a star of her statute had the right to say she was going to go do this for a couple days and they were going to have to deal with it. >> marilyn spent weeks rehearsing for the event. >> it was a really big deal and she prepared so much for that brief performance. >> marilyn had an association with president kennedy. and it links together politics and hollywood. and john f. kennedy's presidency was very much a hollywood presidency. >> mr. president, on this occasion of your birthday, this lovely lady is not only on time. >> i think everyone knew there was a relationship between marilyn monroe and the president of the united states. it was show biz and secretive. >> mr. president, marilyn monroe. >> and that night the whole madison square garden sat there in aw

this friday, his number 30 jersey will be retired in a a special ceremony at madison square garden.ome back to the show and thanks for coming on. >> thank you >> jimmy: i -- it's -- it's so great to have you in person because i knew this event was coming up on friday. i didn't know if i would be able to see you before it, but -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: they're retiring your jersey >> it's amazing. it's a surreal feeling in order to have -- obviously, the moment itself is going to be incredible >> jimmy: yeah >> but also an opportunity to bring all the people to madison square garden. people that meant so much to me throughout my journey. friends, family, and most importantly, all the fans that supported me throughout my career it's going to be amazing >> jimmy: yeah how many people from sweden are coming to the garden on friday >> yeah, i think as we speak, they're pulling up to the hotel right now. it's, like, 50, 60, people we're going to be around 100 people at the game, 130, maybe, even so - >> jimmy: really friends, family. >> friends, familya lot of friends in new york and around t

he made a stop at madison square garden to prep his dough for his gracious hosts, the new york knicksr if it tastes different made that high up. does that affect the yeast or anything else? >> is pasta a prebasketball thing? >> i don't think so. maybe post. >> a little heavy. >> post. carbo load. >>> next to the flock of >> flightless birds that did take flight from captivity. >> this happened in southern china. dramatic video shows more than 80 ostriches racing through the city streets late at night. look at this video. it looks like a movie. >> i wish the plural of that was ostri. authorities say they escaped a local farm after a gate was left unlocked. look at them go. >> most of the birds were rounded up and safely returned to their farm and no injuries were reported. they're not aggressive, are they >> this is like "world news now" when they put out the bagels and breakfast? we all run, we flock away. >>> finally, there's a friendly fawn fast becoming a celebrity. >> a young deer approached a family as they were playing in the snow, seemingly eager to join in on the fun. >> the a

taylor will make history in april as part of the first ever women's bout to top the bill at madison square gardenrrano of puerto rico, a seven—weight world champion, saying that a "fight of this magnitude is the pinnacle of the sport". the iconic venue is 140 years old and has been the scene of many of boxing's most famous fights. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. after the sunshine on thursday, we've seen clear skies and lighter winds overnight, so it's pretty chilly out there for many. but the weather is going to change once again because during friday, we're going to find more cloud coming in from the atlantic, and that in turn will bring in some milder air as well. now, at the moment, high pressure is centred more to the south of the uk. we've got these weather fronts bringing some rain towards scotland in particular during friday, but also drawing in these stronger winds from the southwest, bringing in that milder but generally cloudy air as well. ahead of that, though, we do have a touch of frost across more central and eastern parts of the uk to start the day. those temperatur

singers of all time would be performing downtown, we hatched a plan >> we are taking savannah to madison square gardene're the only people here, she's going to freak out a few minutes to go time i stopped in for a quick check in with andrea's team >> this is what we're going to see? and his daughter >> are we all ready? >> yes >> happy birthday, savannah. >> we're going to surprise our girl. >> a big surprise. >> and hello to the man himself. >> it's going to make her year. it's going to make her 50th year >> it's finally time to grab the birthday girl. >> hi. >> okay. where are we >> this is probably the least prepared you have ever been for any shoot in your life >> now i'm getting a little nervous. >> okay. >> am i going to fall? >> no, i've got you. >> this is scary. >> it's happening. >> the fact that andrea bocelli adapted this very famous song that i know savannah loves. ♪ i've heard there was a secret chord that dave played ♪ ♪ >> to grapple with the power of faith is something that i think is going to move savannah in so, so many ways >> i think there will be tears i think savannah will cry.

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with 80000 people screaming around me without a mask outdoors then another next game indoors madison square gardenan scream but then i go to museum of natural history a couple weeks later after that and i have to wear a mask all the time when no one is talking. everybody is so frustrating because they don't understand the messaging because it is so inconsistent at this point. lisa: it sound like you are doing a lot of fun things. [laughter] why are we calling them breakthrough infections? it implies they are rare on a daily basis. sarah, joe, you will both be back later. we will be right moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. lisa: over the last decade we have five says big tech is grown bigger and bigger. amazon

masks on kids when 70 year olds can go to restaurants and politicians can go to concerts at madison square gardens and they are unmasked. why are our kids masked for seven plus hours per day. >> carley: look at los angeles, the school district requires all students to wear a well fitting noncloth mask with a nose wire indoors and outdoors, for a disease that doesn't even really affect children. what are negative consequences of masking kids up for over two years now? >> impact is enormous on children, we have seen a rise, very sadly in suicide attempts of young people. the lack of cost benefit analysis on masks is the hardest part as parent to see, if there is some small outcome on reducing transmission for those well fitted masks, not for cloth fitting masks, the cost and harm imposed on children are not worth it. >> carley: thank you for joining us this morning. todd. >> todd: panic setting in on the left after 29th house democrat calls it quits. the party is resorting to desperate measures to keep as many measures before the midterm. live reaction from sean duffy and joe concha weigh necessary

nationwide these cowboys are not letting covid get them down fox meteorologist adam klotz is at madison square gardene going to get on a bull in the next couple of hours for our audience, correct? >> yeah. had that's right. i'm going to get on a bull in about an hour. we are in madison square garden where typically you think basketball or perhaps hockey. there is 1.5 million pounds of dirt on the ground because instead we are doing bull riding. i'm joined by professional bull riding ceo sean gleason. sean, the intro there, they were talking about how covid and how you guys have kind of handled this you are one of the first sports to get back in after the lockdown and now we are kind of in another wave but while the rockettes and snl and a lot of these places in new york city are shutting down, the show goes on. >> exactly first sport down first sport back. protocols used by most other protest sports leagues. the show must go on. we are here and go to go to every stop that lets us have an event and get what we can get. adam: breath of fresh air because i want the show to go on. what's going to happen

talked about your picks, those who haven't heard before viacom, cvs, madison square garden, holding company for apache places you recommend investors look one more question about rates if i can. macro question as we've seen the response to a hawkish powell in response to a strong economy and pretty good employment situation, the yield curve is flattening. what do you make of it >> yeah. almost given up trying to make sense of the bond market, which is accepted negative real yields and should be going up much higher i will say that you have to think of the bond market as more of an insurance policy than eastern maybe an asset class investable asset class as you're saying we have the curve starting to look like this and now starting to look like this 2s to 10s. flattening out mostly trading phenomenon and hedge fund phenomenon but not great for banks, which do better in a steep yield curve the 2s to 10s, flattening is not great for some of my value stocks. >> yeah. market's about to go negative, the dow again here, charlie. as the s&p turned negative, and a tough month, what are your parting

tonight he's joining the select few to be remembered in the rafters at the mecca of sports, madison square gardene new york rangers set to retire lundquist's number 30 jersey the goalie has the sixth most wins in nhl history. his career made him an icon around the league. but it's his philosophy off the ice that he says has guided him through some of life's biggest challenges here's cnbc's contessa brewer. >> good save >> reporter: for 15 years, henrik lundquist lived and breathed hockey with the new york rangers >> it's been my home it's such an important place for me in my life. >> reporter: in march 2020, the national hockey league suspended games because of coronavirus just as play resumed, lundquist's team bought out the last year of his contract and the legendary goalie accepted an offer with the capitals in washington, dc >> i realized i still love the game so much that even though it was hard to see myself playing anywhere else, i wanted to try and go for it. in the end it was not meant to be the heart said no. >> reporter: literally lundquist needed open heart surgery, prompting his deci

taylor will make history in april as part of the first ever women's bout to top the bill at madison square garden and that's all the sport for now. hello there. it's quite chilly at the moment, especially further east across the uk with some clearer skies and light winds, so a few mist and fog patches to start the day across england and wales — those will lift. some early sunshine as well, but it will continue to cloud over more and more from the west, and we will see some outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards across scotland, maybe a little drizzle across some other western areas as well, but we are drying in milder air as those south—westerly winds strengthen, temperatures typically in double figures. those temperatures won't drop very much overnight, it will be very mild overnight, it will also be windy, especially gusty winds across scotland and northern england. some more rain for scotland. as that weather front move southwards, the rain clears away in the rain becomes light and patchy as it moves down across the uk. southern parts of england may well stay dry. after the rain, we are going to

i've said it before, but i really mean it and you crush, you sell out arenas you sold out madison square garden, what have you. and it's nice to go out there to, you know, 20,000 people. it's a different energy, obviously, than a theater or a a comedy club. i think the comedy club though is always the best place to perform. it's 150 people, you know, right on top of you. >> jimmy: but i think you do something that -- for those giant arenas, you do -- you have these tiny little nuances you make like a, "eh." they hear you. they're listening for that "eh" and you get a giant laugh. if i was doing a big arena, i'd scream the whole time. "oh, my gosh, my dad --" i would just yell -- "calm it down buddy. >> you've got a different style of comedy, which is fine [ laughter ] you know, high energy, always happy, always smiling. and i -- i look like i'm falling into a coma. so, that's why a lot of people are like, "eh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: eh, is great i want to talk about your show, because how did come about it's on discovery+, which i do love but it's called "well done." >> "well done," yeah, it's

that can have its roots connected to the madison square garden in 1938.ostile to democracy. it is hostile to the idea and the visions of brotherhood. that martin luther king talked about. the idea that king himself talked about, when he talked about and came to the lincoln memorial, which wasn't to tear down and unjust society. it was to collect in his words, a promise erie no. to simply be included under the grand idea that it is america. that everybody is created equally. of a creator with unalienable rights. life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. the debate we are having about voting rights is not about whether black people are going to be able to vote. they are. we have seen record turnout in recent elections. the danger in this moment is the decertification of elections. the nullification of the vote after the fact. and that we have to understand, on this, the anniversary of kings birth, that this is a moral issue in this country. and it needs to be infused in this moment by our politics with a fierce, moral urgency. and i think that is the defi

he is not eligible in toronto or madison square garden right now. we will see how this goes.sion. simply about getting a better player on the floor. >> the nets have said they had a large covid outbreak. they sidelined him initially because of continuity issues, because of covid. we have seen dozens of players in the recent spike go into health and safety protocols. teams have had eight or more on their roster as a result. and the phrase the nets used a lot was continuity is out the window now. even though the outbreaks are mostly over for most teams, that's their story that they're going with. and the nets player seem to be the ones on board even though he's going to be in and out really the rest of the regular season. >> to be clear, kyrie irving won here, yes? >> yes. he got his way. >> that really is interesting. unvaccinated kyrie irving will suit up for the brooklyn nets for 22 games when they're away. alex, thank you. love reading your reporting at "the athletic." >> thank you for having me. >>> a forcible touching charge against former governor andrew cuomo has been d

are going up >> all right you mentioned apache for other picks, just so everyone is aware madison square gardenntertainment, warner, liza zas, borgwarner, do you think it will have a big year? >> yes, we waved everybody off when it was at 90, now the stock is back at 32. paramount plus is growing very quickly. viacomcbs is a very solid value stock here >> charlie, thank you for your time again again, a marquee day to have you on cha charlie, thank you >>> these insights exclusive to cnbc and conducted with research, kayla tausche is here with that. >> reporter: they gave president biden the lowest approval rating of his presidency but employment is one area where they feel more optimistic than other areas of the economy. respondents gave him a c on jobs, better than the d he had on the economy overall 44% say the president deserves some credit for the 6 million jobs created over the last year. here is how they feel about their own job security overall american workers feel good 64% say that their job security right now is excellent or good a majority say it has been the case since last year and

mandate, which does not allow unvaccinated players to play in either the barclay center or madison square garden in indian bay, and i think in this situation, carrier irving are because his name is attached to so much stuff. his name rings, bells like sundays at 12 o'clock in that. our folks often want to talk about him for various reasons, whether it's social justice and vaccination status and more. and i don't know that even if it was carry irving, then that would have been as lenient. i think that the only difference between he and some other players is the reason he then you look at bradley bill of the washington wizards. washington's mandates are changing. and across the globe, you're just seeing that that is the mandate overall. so i think, you know, whether his name was carrier irving or joe brown, you know, new york city's mandates from new york city's mandate and across the country. you're seeing the same thing or bangladesh. f pulled off a shock when against world has champions new zealand. on the final day of this contest, the home team here fold out for just a 169 or 2nd innings. ban

listen -- i had radio, no television then -- to listen to the fights on friday night from madison square garden-- not in good shape. when a stranger who was looking at my father's chair with a -- you know, about to purchase it, put his hand - [ laughter ] put his hand on my shoulder and said, "well, norman, you're the man of the house now." and somehow at nine years of age, i knew that was hilarious [ laughter ] i wanted to say [ bleep ] hilarious, but i don't know whether i can do that or not [ applause ] >> seth: well, norman, it was an honor to speak with you, but even more important than that, it was an absolute delight thank you for making time for us tonight. >> i couldn't have enjoyed it more, and i think the world of you, seth meyers [ audience aws ] >> seth: thank you, norman lear. "all in the family: the show that changed television" is out november 2nd we'll be right back with music from lady a. ♪ people think unusual circumstances, means complicated taxes, but for a turbotax live expert like me, it just makes things interesting. so, give us everything you've got. what if i'm a profe

and there were wild scenes at new york's madison square garden as the next claimed, a dramatic win over the boston celtics, and the envy 5 barrett sat up. oh, are you baron, started beating triple ceiling. it's 1050105. kept off a mass and come back to the next. you had to overcome a 25 point 2nd quarter. okay, and that is all you support for now, peter, back to you for a thank you very much. sammy is here with 30 minutes of world news for you from 11 g. we'll have another news for you. a 13 g was either ah mm and frank assessments, this gracious please continue to weaken a look, a sion club even though their campus he believes in the beginning that he wants that extra informed opinions. i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from their young people. that is one of the most helpful things to come out of this critical debate. do you think i should be facilitated? not choke it, right. it's a really simple question. let's give samuel a child swans that inside story on al jazeera, the city of cobbled his experience so much upheaval for decades. and this is another change

that he would align with the emancipation's position and he came out at a speech and i think madison square garden and said, you know, i support the era and so they were all excited about it. but then if you go through his presidential source materials as i did at the light at his library you see that he was saying i'm private things like i don't know what the era is, so so i mean his support for it was pretty lackluster. and again, i think it was his secretary labor was very against the era for the same idea of women need special protection industrial realm and so his partly because of his secretary of labor eisenhower's like truman also backed away. he didn't come out and say he was against it. he just again was decided to be quite quiet about it. so it just shows that shows you how protectionists were really able to start their dominance in the post-war period right and so you in the book. it's a you know original conflict over the equal rights amendment 1920 to 1963 why 1963 what significant about that time? great question so let me just back up for a second. as i said in the 1920s there wasn'

>> jimmy: yeah i was at -- what happened to me once, i was at a concert with billy joel at madison square garden billy and, you know, he's, again, a super nice guy and we started talking about doo-wop. and i go, "yeah, i love doo-wop. my dad used to sing in the streets. and billy was like, "oh, yeah? what'd you sing? we just started singing like -- ♪ as we stroll ♪ we just started do -- harmonizing. we must have sang ten songs. [ laughter ] and then -- or so we were like, five -- at least five songs. and then we're like, "dude, it's, like, 9:00 p.m." [ laughter ] what is going on it's the only time i've think he's ever been late. so i'm like, "so again, i'm sorry to everyone out there. that was my fault. [ laughter ] yeah but i did not mean to do that. >> it's just the passion >> jimmy: it's just passion. yeah, that's all it is i want to ask you about this because i've seen all of your movies and -- >> i'm sorry for you [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i'm so lucky but a lot of them i would say are not kid friendly most of them but you have kids. and i go, "well, now it's time to start doing some thin

and hopefully this today and some pretty wild scenes coming up from new york to madison square garden as then next claimed, a dramatic win of the boston celtics. in the m b, i get a shadow, wasn't the teacher conceding it one way. c one o 5, cancel and massive come back for the next who had to overcome a 25 point 2nd order deficits, i think is from leaks are aston villa have reached a loan agreement with barcelona to take on philip could senior until the end of the season, but more in that in the next news i will confront. hello, thanks very much. indeed. ansible that set for this is our to keep it here on al jazeera, though it's a quick break. i'll be back with you with more of the latest from around the world . ah mm hm. from lagos, to jerusalem, to buy a my, the governor's financial read. my own home milestone man history. my background. 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions. in their struggling communities, the 1st time they arrested me. i was 11 years old. a j select on out is era. on accounting the costs, inflation supply chain wires on the crop up to

and hopefully then today, and there were wild scenes at new york's madison square garden as annex claimed a dramatic went over the boston celtics. and the n b 85 barrett did a sat up ah, or j bears by the beating tables deal that 10805, it kept off a massive come back for the next, who had to overcome a 25 point a 2nd quarter deficit. okay, and that is all you support for now, peter, back to you. far a thank you so much. when we come back, we'll get you across all the very latest developments. with half an hour of al jazeera world news, we'll see that ah, joined the debate, 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on services across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future 8. now, this is not our responsibility. if people log concrete is, is completed. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools to do good act. we must build all the papers the stream on al jazeera frank assessments. this crisis is continued to weaken luca shanker, even though on their campus. he believ

they've got a world world class bowling attack, some pretty while since they're at new york madison square garden as the next climbed, a dramatic, whenever the boston celtics in the ambia 5 sat up oh, j barrett was amazing. triple ceiling, one way to one. i find caps off a huge come back the next c at to overcome. it's when sci fi point 2nd quarter. and catherine dro vanessa alex here has extended his lead in the decor, riley after 6 stages, the 3 time winner, the events ality. it is now almost 50 minutes out of saudi arabia's. yes. ead al raj, hey. stage 6 was a $340.00 commerce, a trip around the capitol rehab. okay. more from a led lights from that as high school is looking for an hour. thanks very much indeed. and see, well, i'll set for me on the team here in do, i'm gonna hand you over to marion mossey and london. she'll be with you after this . very short break up. ah. a shilling. the debate, 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on systems across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the futu

when you're back some wild scenes at new york's madison square gardens. the next kind of dramatic win over the boston celtics, and the embryo hives berry shut up or j. barrett's buzzer beating, triple ceiling one or wait to one or 5 counts of a massive come back for the next a to overcome. i 25 point 2nd quarter deficits and catherine driver, nasa ality or has extended his lead in the duck or ali after 6 stages. he's a 3 time winner of the events already. garcia is now almost 15 minutes ahead of hon . driver sadie. rabies? yes. eat our roger. stage 6 sir, follow the 350 comma to route near the saudi capital way. okay, let's get back to mario in london. that wraps out and he's out, but i'll be back in a couple of minutes for the full blossom use for you, including all the latest developments from kazakhstan, bringing that story very shortly. stay with us now. ah ah. and we're told technology can help tackle the spread of coated 19, but our tech solutions, the best solutions. we're starting something that seems like it's in public health and very quickly be

we love madison square garden.ndications to get is that they will have a great year what i talked about before with demand people want to get out and see people again january could be a little slow h here omicron canceled plans i agree with mike. this is not just china but a reopening day. >> we have two minutes left of the session. very nice final two hours of the session. dow down and nasdaq up mike, what are the internals showing? >> bit mixed and improved. if you look at the new york stock exchange breadth like 1 to 2 up to down volume earlier and now positive so light volumes and certainly holding it own in there. seems like there is some january retail money finding its way to the market they say there's been a bit of an afternoon bid from retail all week as we have had these little pullbacks. take a look at energies versus financials they have largely tracked one another. die verging slightly volatility index had been hovering around 20 remember going into a three-day weekend. usually pressures volatility wh

taylor will make history in april as part of the first ever women's bout to top the bill at madison square gardenchampion, saying that a 'fight of this magnitude is the pinnacle of the sport'. the iconic venue is 140 years old and has been the scene of many of boxing's most famous fights. england captain eoin morgan will miss hte the two matches of their t20 series with west indies in barbados. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. goodbye for now. today is the 77th anniversary of the liberation in 1945 of the nazi death camp at auschwitz. it is marked, as it is every year, by holocaust memorial day, and the victims of all genocides are being remembered. in a special project commissioned by prince charles, seven holocaust survivors have had their portraits painted by different artists. our royal correspondent, daniela relph, has more. arek hersh was one ofjust two members of his family to survive the holocaust. this painting captures him now at the age of 93. the style is realistic, almost photographic. his right hand rests on his left arm, the arm that bears the number he was ma

kaylee will make history in april as part of the first everyone then spouts the top the bail at madison square garden the fight of this magnitude is the pinnacle of the sport. the venue is 140 years old and has been the scene of the famous fights. some of the tighest restrictions during this pandemic have been on care homes — with very few visitors allowed inside. but from next monday — covid guidance in england will be further eased with no limits on the number of visitors, self—isolation periods will be cut and there will be changes on how to manage covid outbreaks in a care home. here's our social affairs editor alison holt from monday, we have unlimited visiting. at quarry house care home in bristol, they're going through details of two day's announcement to make sure they are ready for monday. unlimited visiting is a welcome change, but it means having extra tests and ppe in place. should make a lot of people happy, fantastic. dorothy cook is one of the few family members who's been able to visit her sister regularly in recent weeks, so she can't wait for restrictions to be eased. it will make t

create more history in april, as part of the first female fight to headline new york's famous madison square garden can keep up—to—date with the tennis on the bbc sport website. back to you, ben. it has been four weeks since new post—brexit border rules came into force for trade between britain and the eu, and many companies — especially smaller ones — are struggling to cope. the added bureaucracy is being blamed — at least in part — for long queues of trucks outside the port of dover, which is the main trading hub between britain and europe. our global trade correspondent chris morris has been finding out more. driving into dover, past queues of lorries stretching for miles. they're being held here to avoid congesting the town. queues are not uncommon in these parts, but they've been particularly bad in recent weeks. drivers are fed up waiting for hours and sometimes days. when we are waiting, it's no money. they blame cancelled ferry crossings and post—brexit bureaucracy. john shirley has run a freight—forwarding company in dover for 25 years, but this is new territory. customs documents now have

your madison square garden is the apollo or the regal in chicago or the uptown in philly or the howardf doing a festival or playing more than 10,000 people is unbelievable for them. so for a lot of these acts, this is the first -- we see it now, oh, it's a festival like coachella, but that's the first time that you're really seeing of that magnitude. ten days before woodstock of people gathering in those record numbers. >> talk about the guy who put it altogether. >> tyler lawrence. >> he's up there and, you know, somebody says he's a hustler but he's a hustler of the best kind. he promised something to somebody he couldn't deliver, then he leveraged that off of somebody else. it almost sounded like, you know, somebody with a surrogate startup in silicon valley but he somehow got it together. >> i joked that when i first saw him, i joked that if uncut gems were about music and set 50 years earlier and done the right way, it would have been tony lawrence where you can go to stevie people, will you do it? stevie wonder said he'd do it, will you do it? sure. that's robbing peter to pay pa

how do you have madison square garden?n the nba, and how do you destroy them every year? takes a special talent. >> the thought crossed my mind, coming from the new york point of view. the answer, gene pointed to it with dan snyder, is the knicks are the third most valuable franchise in the world. after the cowboys and the yankees. everybody is making money and is happy. this conversation started 8 minutes ago by me asking, gene, what do you like better, the armada or the red hogs? >> not joe's fault this time. >> don't get me started, willie. >> call 'em the washington generals. >> understood. >>let us do that. worked out well. >>> let's try to get to the news. >> and here is jalen hurts. he's like, hi, guys, how you doing? look at this. >> oh, my gosh. >> the stadium is falling. >> are they okay? >> yeah. i mean, jalen was concerned. he wrote the nfl and said, hey, listen, you know, i want to go back and play football at this place sometime, but you are going to have to make guarantees that the stadium doesn't fall down

create more history in april, as part of the first female bout to headline new york's famous madison square gardens there _ the winter olympics start a week today, and one of the sports that always seems to take captivate the country is curling. every four years it comes around and people _ every four years it comes around and people get— every four years it comes around and people get inspired. in the kitchen. with a _ people get inspired. in the kitchen. with a broom! it's traditionally one of the best hopes for medals, and one we can all have a go at. the british men's and women's, and, for the first time, a mixed doubles team, have a better than ever chance of getting onto the podium, thanks in part to the national curling academy in stirling which opened in 2017. before the athletes went off to a beijing, and with covid—19 protocols still in place, i went to see the difference it's making. the ice cold stare and a steady hand of experience carrying the nation's hopes. the skip of team gb women's earners, eve muirhead, who knows how to handle pressure, sliding into her fourth winter olympics in