and walk through times square you know you of course think of like taxi driver right and you think of donald trump he sounds like somebody who you would have heard trying to you know sell you something some scam item in times square but let's look at new york because new york is the center of the global financial universe upon which the u.s. dollar is based the u.s. economy and much of wall trade everything goes to the new york fed that is the heart of everything so let's look at the scam nation there in new york city 25 percent of new york city apartments have not paid rent since march a new state law prohibits evictions while social distancing rules are in effect this could last until there's a vaccine the city is bracing for. hundreds of millions of dollars 'd and delinquent property taxes travis bickle is coming back to travis bickle star of taxi driver rome time square and you know became a hero anti-hero of the seventy's revenue seventy's as economic stress and it was a great recession at that time oil prices spiked higher and it was the birth and culture american culture of the

delinquent property taxes travis bickle is coming back to travis bickle star of taxi driver rome time square and you know became a hero anti-hero of the seventy's revenue seventy's as economic stress and it was a great recession at that time oil prices spiked higher and it was the birth and culture american culture of the n.t. here to to kind of reflect the negativity of the times so you have taxi driver and you had alan pakula made of great films like the parallax view for all the president's men and so it introduced not only of men actors but shane out dustin hoffman they're not traditionally a leading men type looking characters they became antihero of characters then that all changed under reagan and we had top gun in tom cruise and we went back to like the 1940 s. and 1950 s. of america kind of granite chand right just captain america look and now i think we're going to go back to this kind of possibly of heroic actors than icons and role models and it'll be back to sit on a soundman travis bickle you know in terms of that whole scene from the seventy's and stuff it's kind of weird that

i decided to walk to times square. walk did notr deter me at all. it was like entering a hall with music swelling all around. a melody that had been in the deepest part of me before but had never found its voice. the city itself was magically music and fresh colors mixed together and moving along. i was the one standing still. now happening on this new land gave me a kind of delight that often seems to feel small children. the men in dress, the flags on the street sent my mind. this sense of new elation carried over so that every site seemed to trigger my cartoonist mind and suddenly i was reconstructing how our caveman ancestors found it necessary to group themselves under one single banner. it was a matter of livelihood. ♪ just fantasy, of course. but at some time, something like this happened. a group had to and together under a common symbol to protect their common interest. go too far have to in history to find in times of trouble, a flag becomes more than just a piece of cloth. before the russians invaded my homeland, our flag had meant nothin

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that's what we all are we have stores in times square, if you went to times square, it's pretty decembsolate and it not as great as it will be >> not a lot of cheesecake right now. >> alan, my question was going to be to understand kind of where you are in this journey. you furloughed 650 workers with the time you've been able to hire back 100 of them. not all the money had to go to payroll. they loosened up the rule a bit so it could go to rent and other expenses >> so far we haven't made rent payments we only used it for labor and our employees. we still reserve some. each loan is done to a different restaurant they are all separate entities >> do you think you're in compliance, that you're not going to have to pay back the money and when will you reopen in. >> i don't think anyone knows the definitive answers if the government is not allowing us to provide service and be open. it seems we're complying because we're doing what we have to do we can't break the law to use the ppp funds. >> bottom line, how much did you get? >> we got a range of loans from $600,000 up to 1.9 million the total

the new york times sign in times square shows him far ahead, ike elected. bedlam breaks loose in the republican headquarters. by the greatest popular vote ever given a candidate for the white house, dwight as an hour has been chosen america's 34th president. the eisenhower's had much to be thankful for, on thanksgiving, day several weeks later. all the family could join happily and celebrating this traditional american day of giving thanks for their blessings. religion has always played an important part of the life of the eisenhower's. i am the most intensely religious man i know, the president elect said once. and then he explained, nobody goes through six years of war without faith. and as he prepared to assume the difficult job of the presidency, he asked divide guy than's and complete education to the service of his fellow citizens. while the eisenhower's, these were busy, exciting, days as the time jr. for the inaugural ceremonies that would formalize the democratic change of american leadership. in washington on january 20th, 1950, three beneath a gr

the streets are like a ghost town in march, downtown, if you went to wall street, if you went to times squareentral, those places were empty. many communities in the bronx, if you went to harlem, certain place places, those places were populated. they had to go to work, in order to get there they had to ride the subway, take the bus. they came home to apartment buildings more likely to be heavily populated. fewer people around, fewer people you can catch the disease from. these are people in communities that wasn't an option. all of the dynamics that we know, the health dynamics, all these things combined they're really feeding off of each other to create that map of inequality that "the new york times" pointed out. >> i have to say the last public issue i saw move as fast up the chain in terms of public polling prior to black lives matter was gay marriage. there's a real -- the phrase, this is a movement not a moment happens to be very true. but let me ask you this, is there a kind of public education, public policy silver lining that this tremendous overindexing morbidity is happening at a

is it in times square? is that where you were looking?uare. 40th and 7th avenue. jimmy buffet is opening margaritaville hotel across the street. we were opening in january. we definitely pupped the brakes on opening based on how the truck is doing. we're looking to go ahead next few weeks. follow our twitter instagram, usa food truck as you do. thank you so much for your support. it means a lot to me. so we will post when we're open. the dream of mine to start a business in your restaurant in your city is about to come alive regardless of the environment. melissa: we will make a trip down to see you. i'm sorry you haven't been in midtown to see you. as we always said the upper east side and upper west side are jamming right now, which is so unusual because they're old fogy neighborhoods where people like me live. everybody is out eating up there. if you came on up, let me know. i will retreat the location because you guys are so terrific. we love small business. you have worked sew hard and it is just that classic american success story.

be trapped inside for this long if hydroxychloroquine really worked, i'd take an uber pool to times squaret coughed on by a tourist just for old time's sake oh, times square where else in the world can you get m&ms i can't wait to be first in line at my local bodega ordering a bacon, egg and cheese. well, no, with my luck, i'd be second in line behind a construction worker placing an order for his entire crew. "on the fifth sandwich, i need pepper and light hot sauce." i miss you, friend i have cursed you under my breath, but i do miss you now. but all the studies tell us hydroxychloroquine doesn't work and pushing it is dangerous, especially, especially for people who actually need it for conditions like lupus. after the president began touting hydroxychloroquine for coronavirus earlier this year, lupus patients struggled to get it with one telling "usa today" that because she was unable to fill her prescription, she is rationing her pills, taking a half-pill every day, a quarter of her normal dosage that's horrible. lupus patients basically have to microdose a life-saving medication the

sin embargo cabe mencionar que este estado tiene el Índice de contagio del 1% y en esta plaza de time squarea ciudad de nueva york, marÍa vargas-pion de regreso al estudio >>> gracias marÍa. pasado maÑana este cumplen 6 meses desde que la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud decretÓ la pandemia por el coronavirus entonces no nos imaginamos que estados unidos iba al capitcanz dolorosa cifra paulina tiene los registros. >>> estados unidos ayer llegÓ a 150 mil contagiados en coronavirus, estados unidos es la naciÓn con el mayor nÚmero de fallecimientos el 22% de las vÍctimas fatal es en el mundo es decir, una de cada 4 muertes. los contagiados en nuestro paÍs estÁn superando los 4 millones y el estado con mÁs muertos sigue siendo el estado de nueva york con mÁs de 36 mil le sigue new jersey con casi 16 mil, california es otro de los estados mÁs afectados ahÍ las muertes son unas 8500 y tambiÉn varios estados al sur del paÍs pero que no lo hacen es en esta segunda fase. el estado de texas por ejemplo ahÍ hay casi 6 mil muertes en arizona superan los 3 mil en el estado de la florida epicentro al dÍa

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reality goggles might be the answer with them you can discover the colosseum in rome check out times square new york and even climb mount everest so is this the pandemic induced future of tourism we met to tour operators in the rwandan capital kigali to find out. his sightseeing bus isn't getting much use right now because there are hardly any foreign tourists in rwanda. but this man could profit from the tourism crisis with virtual tours. the wonder is home to mountain gorillas much loved by tourists. sightseeing bus got its start about a year ago ferrying physics is around kid golly and the surrounding area business was brisk until the coronavirus crisis now the bus ventures out only occasionally for a $100.00 visitors during this period it was a very difficult because they're busy in the business has almost 100 percent stopped. moving. down to this tom. patrick around what is hoping to provide an alternative for people who stayed home he's been taking pictures of tourist attractions in kigali and has started turning them into virtual tours. done right he thinks they'll be the next. best

you can see what things look like right now >> still not happening >> times square. >> no, not times square like, that's for sure. >> yeah. >> doesn't look like vanilla sky anymore. you know. >> or i am legend, god help us >> no. >> that's what i was worried about. like i said, we do have our falael truck out here. >> oh, my gosh, here comes seven cars seven, eight, nine, ten, 11. >> people crossing the street. >> more people than what you can see right there. there you go that's a little more representative. >> there's 11 cars i just saw go by. >> and there's a line outside of this -- mack, what does he have? it all looks fattening from here, right? i would -- i'm hungry. >> and delicious. >> yeah, it does look good we don't do that have you waited in that line >> no. >> all right >>> okay when we come back, jim cramer will join us we'll get his first take on the friday trading day ahead and then the stocks you need to watch in just over a half an hour when the opening bell rings on wall street. >> oh, god. >> it's friday, we're in love. it's getting to you. it is. see you cringing "

parts of manhattan the same way native new yorkers know to stay the hell away from pictures of time square mascots who. look what you get when you ask gary busey to draw his favorite cartoon characters from memory yet as seneca village thrived lower manhattan was getting of crowded of that florida bar where an 88 woman and her 15 friends all got the coronavirus by the mid a few fifties city officials who had the means to travel dreamed of a centralized public park modeled after fancier ones they've seen during travels to europe despite the fact the united states thought of whole ass war less than a century earlier to not be like europe but the over $700.00 acres of future parkland the new york government had their eyes on had seneca village in its crosshairs the store atlee when white people saw something they wanted that minorities already had the usually murdered and pillaged to get it unless it's our skin color they definitely don't want that but when traditional pillaging looks bad that's where government sanctioned pillaging comes in in the form of land seizure through eminent domain

it was in times square on the big times square -- all over the news. the internet. i happily tell thaw patrick is now 10 and cancer-free and has been cancer-free for a few years. the only problem with this whole episode was he didn't tell his wife. [ laughter ] that he was going to shave his head. and as usual in our life, for some reason, this became my job. i'm the one who had to tell mrs. bush that her husband was now bald as a cue ball, and she was not happy. because she was afraid that everybody would think he had cancer, or that he had gone crazy. but -- and the thing that's amazing is he grew his full head of hair back. i don't know how old he was when he did this, but maybe 85. who shaves their head at 85? i'm not sure. president bush was never, ever really down. this isn't a great photo. i need to find a better one, but now i can play with my clicker. this is all the former presidents, jimmy carter, xli, president clinton, president obama, actually president bush's son neil. when hurricane harvey hit houston and absolutely devastated houston, and we, presid

police on wednesday it was a cordon off key areas where those protesters had gathered at one high times square i felt like i know much protests rival the radical right the police were still able to mike at least $300.00 arrests. earlier on wednesday the city's chief executive celebrated the handover anniversary of the swift introduction of the new security law kerry was sidelined in the drafting of the script but said it was necessary to restore order and rebuild hong kong's reputation as a leading international financial center in asia yet see a lot of the enactment of the national law is regarded as the most significant development in the relationship between the central authorities and hong kong since its return to the motherland in beijing government leaders were doing their best to counter critics who say china's actions marked the end of hong kong's special autonomy the government in beijing says one that is responsible for the former british territory and they want to prevent it becoming a springboard for subversion against china sir clock al-jazeera hong kong well it's week now to our

. >>> what you're seeing right there say live shot at new york city that's times square. ys quite this time of the morning but especially so during the covid-19 error things will pick up a bit during the next couple of hours or so let's get a check on this morning's other top headlines. not far from there in the newsroom with the latest. >> good morning. >> there's also a violent holiday weekend here in new york city police say at least 42 people were shot and at least 9 of those victims died nypd says most of the shootings occurred within a 15 hour period a judge scheduled an arraignment and bail hearing on friday from the long time associate. the 58-year-old was arrested at a state in new hampshire yesterday. helping them recruit and abuse underage girls new hampshire has agreed to be moved to new york. federal prosecutors say they expect her to be transported early this week. she faces four charges in connection with transporting a minor for criminal sexual activity maxwell previously denied any wrong doing. and finally kanye west is running for president. the multiplat

i remember when i 1st got hired at s n l lorne used to take us over to this rehearsal space in times square and he'd ask acim prov and i'd say don't larn i write jokes and i'll be the news guy i can't improv but some of those cats fell into fury list behavior so easily that i got goose flesh i could see that they were never in trouble because they were never trying too much they fell into the reality of it and that vile shape that our early on in the improv a limb picks did you get that lightbulb moment where it's not about trying to be funny it's about staying real and pushing it forward oh man i think fairly early on because the way they teach really stresses that. just listening and reacting and being honest and i think you know you you can really feel it when you're doing improv and you are forcing something or really going for a joke or trying to be trying too hard it comes across and it just falls flat and so feeling that on stage is really the only way to get to know that and so it was really that was what was so huge for me was like putting myself out there and taking the risk and g

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intoe point, they stormed the times square mall. we saw police a heavy presence in that area.o guess, pepper spray, water cannons to does -- disperse protesters. it is the anniversary of the handover which is usually marked by protests, but this felt more somber. the national security law was kept under wraps by beijing. it was approved before the chief executive had seen it. officers coming out with a new flag basically saying anyone who displays flags or , thats, chants slogans they are doing things that are illegal under this legislation. they were chanting slogans like liberate hong kong and they were holding flags: for hong kong's independence. we saw that defiance on the street grade we saw more than 300 people arrested on the street. that's the latest on the unrest in hong kong. it still ahead, more promise on the vaccine front. global infections have talked 10.5 million with more than 500,000 deaths. next, post-pandemic takes. companies that are identified to dominate once the pandemic fades. ♪ >> you are watching daybreak australia. president trump seems to have chang

which is where the march was meant to go ahead from course into central starts between one try at times square and course right by also victoria park now we still have a huge police presence on the street so much as you can see behind me but they've pretty much cordoned off this whole area almost penina some of these protesters and and doing identification checks and arrest so we can confirm so far that we've had a 180 arrests made on wednesday july 1st and those people were arrested for being part of taking part in an illegal assembly and that being because this rally wasn't given the go ahead by place we can also confirm that 7 people have now been arrested under these new national security laws clearly the police found that they were violating this legislation and one example was one man who was arrested he had perfectly or certainly an item suggesting hong kong independence another person had a flag in a bag so when these people were arrested they were checked and they found these items that those particular people that will incur a large fine as a result of potentially acted to version ca

times square indicator you can see video from this time on march 23rd and then on the right, livid yesit really depends when you look out there. i've seen some actual activity looking out there right now, people walking around. i will tell you, i was -- quite a bit, actually, compared to where we have been as i said, we have our cart. i want to go out and get, i don't know, some kind of fattening carb i was in yesterday morning in the city and there were a lot of people around. that's all i'll say. it wasn't 7:30 about 11 10:30, 11. there were a lot of people on the west side, a lot of people walking around many people en masse but there were a lot of people out but like i would -- i was talking earlier, i just can't imagine having a new york-type apartment and wondering what that was like for three months i don't know >> well, and imagine if you have kids with the situation. >> with kids >> with kids trying to do that when you worry about going down the hallway, worry about going on the streets >> if you do go out -- >> no people in central park. >> you can go to the park, but it's no

that's a very, very powerful thing and one i think that donald trump is going to have a hard time squaring>> our guest has been emily jane fox of "vanity fair." thank you very much. nice to have you back on the broadcast. >>> another break for us. coming up, it's the kind of record no one wants to make. texas passes 10,000 new cases in one day's time. we'll talk to one of the hospital officials from the hard-hit city of houston when we come back. for the sweaty faces, and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses, and the sore ears. the determined looks, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. let's all do our part to slow the spread. wear a mask. learn more at covid19.ca.gov. >>> it is a very challenging and hard position to be in. we're making do right now, and we have more capacity to expand, but it is limited capacity to expand. our teams are stretched. we are managing it, but we can't sustain this trajectory for many weeks. >> well, you heard the man. in texas, local officials in several cities -- austin, san antonio, houston -- are concerned that in

gap will not pay its landlord and times square. who should be liable, the landlord, retailers?nfortunately, since i am at jenner & block, because we are mixed in and some of this litigation, probably best for me not to comment. vonnie: thank you so much. neil borofsky, former tarp special inspector. manhattand, hotels are getting creative to spur demand. how one company is navigating the pandemic. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. new york city hotel struggling to navigate the pandemic are doing anything they can to drum up business. for some, it means pitching their rooms to people stuck at home. e, ceo of safety organization joins us now. tell us about some of the ideas that you have had keeping everyone working there, the hotel afloat during this time. amir: thank you for having me. andaw the manhattan hotels, we were part of the reduction at the end of march of 2020. we said to ourselves, how could we be innovative, think about the next demand that we will see? we see it in the office spaces as well as hotel owners, and w

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front page cover of the "new york post" with someone shooting up in midtown of times square. >> yeah,n san francisco, skid row, reporting on this crisis that's happening in america. and now new york is the next phase of that, and what's interesting about the city is as soon as that hit the front page. yesterday they scrambled to go and try to clean up from all of the mess that not only the homeless made but these druggies made. but they forgot some of the evidence. you had the caps, all these orange caps all over that area. you have the baggies where they separated the drugs still in the area. and then we actually saw some people shooting up right in front of us. so, again, they can kind of scramble to clean up the stuff. but some of the evidence is still there. and many of the businesses that are there are saying that these people are running off their customers. what's interesting about all of this is this is times square area like this is where people that love new york and come to visit they come to this area. pete: lawrence people are long memories will recognize that that's the

the times square bomber who tried to blow up thousands of people in times square. and he was an educated man with a good job, but he wasn't really skilled in making a bomb, so the bomb didn't go off, which was fortunate. he was tried and convicted and he pled guilty. he said, i'm guilty under your law, but i'm not guilty under my law. but he was a naturalized citizen, and the judge said, well when you became a naturalized citizen, you swore to uphold the constitution. he said, i lied. you're my enemy. well, that's not our moral code. whatever your religion is. >> you said putting away social and moral issues was a mistake, but do we -- it's come up several times, but do we really want the federal government regulating moral and social issues? because that's all well and good until they disagree with you. even among christians, different christian sects, there's different beliefs. for instance, let's go with episcopalians, they're allowing homosexual leadership in their churches. >> you can leave religion, but you can't with marriage. for the reasons i just said. ca

different areas in tech investors got to keep their eyes on >> square has been a darling for some time. squarend paypal have been big winners this year. the shift to digital payments. they are the beneficiaries of that one >> you know, we -- go ahead, carl >> sorry, i was going to say the market cap of -- i think it's apple and microsoft now exceeds the entire russell 2000 market cap just to show the disparity in market cap in various asset classes. truly remarkable let's get to dom chu who will host the half today back at hq >>> thank you very much. welcome to the halftime report in for scott wapnerks today the surge in covid-19 cases and the market rally the bulls are in charge right now even as states struggle with reopening and a surge in the case counts. we're going to debate the markets and your money with our investment economy they are today, joining me the hour joe, jim, jon and shannon, chief investment officer at boston private wealth

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thank you. >> let's look at times square. broadway's bright lights will remain dark until next year. >> take a look at clips from tina, the tina turner musical. it's just one of the shows that's been halted because of the pandemic. it's too bad. it's a great show. joining us right now is broadway actor daniel j. watson who played ike turner in the musical. thank you so much for being here. appreciate it and appreciate your work on broadway. last time we spoke with you in march at the start of the shutdown, since then, how are you doing now? >> it used to be just the pandemic, you know, now it's more. it's more than that. i'm going to get there. my family is healthy, my friends are healthy so i'm good. >> more in what way? >> i'm sorry? >> more in what way, you're saying? >> more in than the pandemic. black lives started mattering more. the focus on that change and also in the broadway community, relative reckoning how broadway runs and how who is in administrative offices, who is producing shows, who is writing shows, directi