new york philharmonic, paul simon, jennifer hudson, barry manilow, santana. the list goes on and on. it is a great assignment, i can tell you that, as you well know. things are filling in since they opened gates at 3:00. we saw people running in, big smiles on people's faces. it is hot and humid. nobody seems to mind the weather, wanting to get as close as they could. everybody has to be vaccinated, everybody eligible. those 12 and up. still seeing a fair amount of masks on as well, you can deep those on if you feel more comfortable. a lot of excitement in the ariana lot of celebration. this hanna long battle as you know, being a new yorker, long 17 months in this city. so lots to celebrate tonight. >> i also appreciate you not correcting me saying bocelli showed up, saying bod chel ee instead of bocelli. athena jones is with those entering the concert, have you been watching people as they're showing their proof they've been vaccinated? >> reporter: hi, anderson, that's right. this is a massive undertaking. as we have been saying, event ticketed for 60,000 p

paul simon, who knows what it's e of central park. ♪ when i left my home and my family, i was no more reporter: he reunited with art garfunkel for a concert four months ago. >> that was a large, a large group. once you get out there, it takes a little while, and then you fall into the rhythm of it and you're okay. ♪ ♪ so it was a big emotional event. a really nice night for audience and me. >> i definitely reached out to paul. >> reporter: what was the response? >> there was no convincing. when you have a perfect connection with someone and your lives go differently, that connection doesn't ever cease. >> reporter: and then all of a sudden last year, the pandemic happens. what was that like for you, for someone who is used to having these kind of personal connections with so many people? >> the answer is the personal connections continue as life continues. they're extended family. >> reporter: now at a time of renewed concern about covid, davis says that part of concert planning is the mayor's job. >> they were showing us the environment will be totally safe and that proof of vaccinat

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names include bruce springsteen, jennifer hudson, the killers, paul simon, ll cool jay.live davis, that explains it, marks the end of new york's homecoming week, a celebration of the come back after a challenging year of pandemic. because of the rise of delta variant, attendees must show proof of covid vaccination. >>> and finally, suni lee, women's gymnastics superstar marking her stellar run in tokyo where she won three medals in a pretty permanent way. check it out. she shared this picture on her instagram story of what her and what appears to be a tattoo parlor with the olympic rings on the forearm. the caption, did a thing. common for them to celebrate accomplishment with fresh ink. simone got hers after five medals in rio. i feel so often what do you want a tattoo of, you come home with medals, it is a no brainer. >> it is subtle. >> tattoo girl in. >> if i win a gold medal in the olympics, i would get a tattoo. >> is that a promise? >> we may have to be patient. i have the giant eagle here. no, that's caeleb dressel. >>> a vacation lost and found story. two it's t

about him, and there was talk of a a reunion. [ light laughter ] it got sticky and he had to pay paul simonin hush money. one night, to make himself feel better, he ordered a large pepperoni pizza from domino's. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, oh >> jimmy: he accidently used his real name on the pizza tracker. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: so the fbi was able to track him >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: and he was fined $10 million. [ laughter ] >> steve: what >> jimmy: but he sold his story to a publisher >> steve: oh, really >> jimmy: and it was a surprise best seller. it made him an absolute fortune. >> steve: how much >> jimmy: but it turns out it was plagiarized word for word from a danielle steel novel from 1989. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he lost everything he had to settle with danielle steel out of court for 2.9 million. on the bright side, his pepperoni pizza finally arrived. [ laughter ] but they forgot the pepperoni. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: so when you add everything up, spirit is down $50 million and 14 pepperoni slices i hope that helps. [ cheers and applause stick around, we'll be back with "tonig

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another name on the line-up: paul simon.nkel for a concert there 40 years ago. >> we were both really nervous. that was a large -- a large group. but once you get out there, it takes a little while and then you fall into the rhythm of it and you're okay. ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ >> so it was a big, emotional event, and a really nice night for artie and for me. >> i definitely reached out to paul. >> reporter: what was the response? >> there was no convincing. when you have a special connection with someone and your lives go differently, that connection doesn't ever cease. >> reporter: and then all of a sudden, last year the pandemic happened. what was that like for you, for someone who is used to having these kind of personal connections with so many people? >> the answer is that the personal connections continues as life continues. they're extended family. >> reporter: now, at a time of renewed concern about covid, davis says that part of concert-planning is the mayor's job. >> they were showing us the environment

new york on saturday canceling most of a concert that was to have included bruce springsteen and paul simon. but has not yet done the kind of devastation that it threatened to do when it was a category one hurricane just 24 hours ago. those winds have gone from a 120 kilometers an hour down to 90 and are expected to slow more as they go up the coast. so it was a potentially devastating storm here. still potentially devastating as it moves forth and it is the flood waters that are worrisome to many people here in new york and throughout the region. all right, thank you very much. from long island it john henry and reporting to us that israel has bombed parts of the gaza strip and an overnight as strike. it says it targeted her mass sites on saturday and hit a weapon storage facility. the talk was in retaliation for cross border clashes earlier in the day, which left and israeli border police officer seriously injured. meanwhile, israeli police are bracing for more violence in the border with guns after a palestinian teenager was also seriously wounded on saturday. it was with a group protest

no springsteen, no paul simon but fema was called in. >> she came in she gave without taking, the hurricaneng new there. i loved when the concert suddenly ended, then cnn's anderson cooper tried to do something to keep the show going. >> ready to take a chance again on the phone with barry manilow. >> a question that has been on my mind since i heard, cabana. is it music and fashion were always a passion reset music and passion were always in fashion. >> music and passion were always the fashion. ♪♪ and made it through ♪♪ >> they didn't make it through. for a moment i thought anderson was going to brag about his moroccos but this whole concert was ill advised. when you have a covid situation and you are taking other people, won't want the man fireworks in mount rushmore and have parades and other places but you are going to stage a quick the concert while a hurricane is bearing down, and you think things like this will happen and they did happen. jillian: new york is not back. business is down, growth projections are now down because of delta and the policies they have. the premise of it wa

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cool jay, paul simon, those are just some of the big names that are going to be here. packed.be amazing here. throughout the day, starting at 5:00, concert kicks off. people will start streaming in around 3:00. i want to show you around just to kind of give you a scene here of what it looks like. we got access into the park. the park is still open. we've seen joggers coming through here, people on bikes. that's the stage. that's where everything is going to happen. obviously all around is where people are going to be. it's a ticketed event. about 80% of the tickets were given out for free of people who were able to go online, sign up, get tickets. 20% are going to be paid for. some of them very expensive, for sure, but that's going to give people access closer to stage. you have to be vaccinated to come in. this is to show people new york is back open, get them excited and one of the things they want to show what you can do if you are vaccinated. you can go to parks. you can go to shows. you can go to concerts. that's the theme is to get people together and show that new york

. >> get out, no bruce springsteen, no paul simon, but -- >> laura: mandy came without taking, the hurricane there. i love it when, so the concert suddenly ended, and then cnn through poor anderson cooper out there to try to do something to keep the show going. >> and he was ready to take a chance on the phone with barry manilow. >> i have to ask you a question on my mind for a long time since i first heard copacabana, is it music and fashion were always the passion? or is it music and passion are always in fashion? >> music and passion were always the fashion. >> thank you. >> my music director will give you a call. ♪♪ i made it through the rain ♪ ♪ got rained on through ♪ ♪ and made it through ♪♪ >> they did not make it through, laura, for a moment i thought anderson was going to break out his morocco's, but the whole concert was ill-advised when you have a covid situation and you are attacking other people, you want to let them have fireworks and mount rushmore and have parades in other places, but you are going to stage a glitzy concert walled hurricane is bearing down, things like this

bruce springsteen, paul simon and other top names were set to perform before a vaccinated and testedcelebrate new york come back through the pandemic. but the concert was cut short during barry manilow's set and then canceled after a nearby lightning strike with hurricane henri hovering off shore. organizers sent people home saying it was too dangerous to continue. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. stay with us for more coverage of hurricane henri and the latest from afghanistan. "sunday new day" is next. was that your great-grandmother, keeping the family together? was that your grandfather, paving the way for change. did they brave mother nature... and walk away stronger? did they face the unknown, with resolve...and triumph. ♪ there's strength in every family story. learn more about yours. at ancestry. microban 24 doesn't just kill bacteria once, then stop. it keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours. just spray and let dry to form a shield that's proven to keep killing bacteria for 24 hours... ...touch after touch. microban 24. and there you have it- woah.

other performers include paul simon, patti smith, ll cool j, and the new york phil harmonic. -- new york -- new york philharmonic. tropical storm henri is set to slam into the u.s. northeast as a hurricane on sunday. it is still not exactly clear when henri will make landfall. it will bring heavy rain and storm surge. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm laura wright. this is bloomberg. alix: thanks so much. guy, i am going to throw it to you, to make fun of me trying to get to montauk and back this weekend. guy: thanks for the opportunity. i will take that with both hands. alix has decided that this weekend, she once to go to montauk. my understanding is that long island is in for quite a sunday. i expect you back here on monday. that's all i'm going to say. [laughter] alix: if i get stuck in montauk and guy has to anchor solo monday, he is going to have a field day with that. because apparently the -- shuts down 35 mile per hour winds, and the storm is going to start saturday ni

features springsteen, paul simon, journey, ll cool j, barry manalow, many more. >>> good evening. this is "don lemon tonight." thank you for joining us. i really want you to pay attention tonight. this is really important to me, and for you and for your family and for the entire country to see. every night for the past year and a half on this program i sit here and i talk about the pandemic and i talk about the deaths and the politics and the misinformation and talk about all of it. not tonight, not today. today i spent the day in the covid ward in the hospital where i was born in baton rouge, louisiana, except there's not really a covid ward. it's basically become a covid hospital since there are so many patients with the virus. they are struggling to breathe, they are struggling to live. the doctors and nurses are fighting to make it so. even though there is a vaccine that could have avoided all of it and they have a message for all of you. listen. >> louisiana has the worst covid case rates in the country. it's also near the top of the list when it comes to hospitalizations. i

features springsteen, paul simon, journey, ll cool j, barry manalow, many more. >>> good evening.ank you for joining us. i really want you to pay attention tonight. this is really important to me, and for you and for your family and for the entire country to see. every night for the past year and a half on this program i sit here and i talk about the pandemic and i talk about the deaths and the politics and the misinformation and talk about all of it. not tonight, not

he called bruce springsteen and paul simon first. >> nice. it sounds like everyone said yes.there are. is it your view this will send a resonating message to america of hope, inspiration through music and these performers? >> i think it will. and i know it already has. i feel like this concert has already saved lives. i know people who got vaccinated in order to attend and i know when they see how much fun, what it looks like to be on the other side of vaccinations, that this concert will inspire others to be vaccinated. and i know we'll save more lives. >> that's right, because everyone has to be vaccinated, right, chloe, in order to be in attendance? >> yes, you have to have at least the first dose of a vaccination in order to attend. there's going to be social distancing enforced, masks are option. al optional. this is going to be outdoors and people are going to take precautions and make it a safe and enjoyable experience for people who were just waiting to see their favorite artists to take the stage. talk about the biggest names in music tonight on one stage, it's mind

bruce springsteen, patty smith, paul simon, jennifer hudson, to name a few. you will see it right here only on cnn saturday night starting 5:00 p.m. eastern time. the news continues. let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris. >>> hello and welcome to prime time. here is the good news. the administration is now on message. all americans must be evacuated from afghanistan. but can they make it happen? that question looms as we are learning more about the truth. and the truth is this chaos was not inevitable. our secretary of state was warned by his own people on the ground in kabul of possible catastrophe in afghanistan. when was he warned? a month ago. a month ago, he was urged to take swift action to get the afghans who have been helping us out of the country. cnn has learned about the classified cable to tony blinken. signed by more than a dozen u.s. diplomats in mid-july which laid out how the state department could speed up the process of afghans applying for siv or refugee status because they knew afghanistan was falling fast. again, they

bruce springsteen, patty smith, paul simon, jennifer hudson, to name a few.nn saturday night starting 5:00 p.m. eastern time. the news continues. let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris. >>> hello and welcome to prime time. here is the good news. the administration is now on message. all americans must be evacuated from afghanistan. but can they make it happen? that question looms as we are learning more about the truth. and the truth is this chaos was not inevitable. our secretary of state was warned by his own people on the ground in kabul of

bruce springsteen, paul simon, patty smith to name a few. night, 5:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> news continue right now. let's hand things over to chris for "cuomo primetime." chris? >> about my brother's situation and i have a note on that. first tonight, i want us to deal with the crisis that is coming at all of us. this is afghanistan. and it is a nightmare. innocent masses begging america not to leave them to vicious extremism. but that is what has happened. this picture is also making the rounds. proof of america saving hundreds on a cargo plane. but be clear, 640 men, women and

bruce springsteen, paul simon, and other top names were set to perform before this vaccinated and testedh the pandemic. but the concert was cut short during barry manilow's set and then cancelled after nearby lightning strikes. with hurricane henri hovering offshore, organizers sent people home saying too dangerous to continue. bummer. >>> thanks for spending part of your day with me. i'm michael hoelmes. you can follow me on twitter and instagram at holmes cnn. my colleague robyn kur anyway is up next with more "cnn newsroom." you will enjoy that. me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. oh no... i thought i just ordered tacos. nope!... ramen... burgers... milk from the store, and... ...cookies? wha, me hungry! here, i'll call some friends to help us eat. yeah, that good idea. get more from your neighborhood. hey yo, grover! doordash. (man) go on, girl, go on and get help! that's it, girl! [heartwarming music] (man) ah! (burke) smart dog. with farmers crashassist, our signal app c

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paul: everything is to blame. trump is to blame for everything. dan. >> a hit to the most significant athlete and probably the most significant celebrity in the tokyo olympics. simonet to do with where her body was, frankly i'm amazed the gymnasts ever land in the right spot but you noted the credible emotional build behind her appearance in the olympics and it's a lot to do with it so let's give her credit for sucking it up, hitting the balance beam and bringing home the bronze medal. paul: if you have your own hit or miss, tweeted to us at jtr on fnc. that's it for this week's show. thank you to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. i hope to see you here next week. ♪♪ >> could the sexual harassment investigation into government enter promo lead to his arrest eventually? that's from the sheriff in new york in albany county. he spoke today on the first known criminal complaint against the governor followed by a formal aide who claims he groped her at the governor's mansion. welcome to fox news live, i am are fell. i, eric. >> hello, welcome to join us. i am eric shawn. developing, devastating combination

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