gem of times square. it's beautiful. but he was he was he became rather this dissolute, shall we say, quite flamboyant, great lawyer, great jury fixer, etc., etc. up at the hotel bel clair in april 19, 26, a mr. free woman burst into the room where he is and throws some form of acid into his face. remarkably, um, they get him to a hospital and not only isn't he not blinded, he's not even scarred, but he's he's he is sort of the type of lawyer that is portrayed like in the musical chicago. he is he is. he is. when arnold when the william randolph hearst is bringing charges or when they when they're bringing jury charges against fallon. at one point, he puts hearst on trial. he says they're picking on me. the hearst papers are picking on me. and you know why? because i have the secret birth certificates of the twins that was fathered by william randolph hearst and marion davies. there was no birth certificate. there were no twins. there were no children. he was acquitted. so those are the um, in 19 the earl

if you're ever in times square go see it. it is the hidden gem of times square. it is beautiful. she became a rather dissolute shall he save it quick quite flamboyant, great jury fixer et cetera et cetera. at the hotel bill clear in aprin bursts into the rooman where hes and throws some form of acid into his face. remarkably they get into a hospital and not only is he not blinded he is not even scarred. he is sort of the type of lawyer that is portrayed in the musical chicago. when william randolph hearst bringing chargers or when they are bringing jury charges against alan at one point, he puts hearst on trial. he said they're picking on me. the hearst papers are picking on me. you know why?es i have a secret birth certificates of the twins are fathered by william randolph hearst and william davies. there was no birth certificate. there weree no twins. there were no children. he was acquitted. so, because of the sort of people we are dealing with. and last but not least in the early 1930s theirs as a judge judge joseph forrest crater who goes to dinner at billy's chophouse on ti

gem of times square.t's beautiful. but he was, he became rather -- quite flamboyant, great jury fixer, et cetera, et cetera. at the hotel del claire in aprin bursts into the room where he is and throws some form of acid into his face. remarkably, they get in to -- they get into a hospital and not only is he not lighted, he's not even scarred. but he is sort of the type of lawyer that is portrayed like in the musical chicago. he is, , when arnold, when willm randolph hearst is bringing charges or when theyha are bringing jury charges against fallon at one time he puts hearst on trial. he sets are picking on me. the hearst papers are picking on me. and you know why? because i have a secret birth certificates of the twins that was fathered by william randolph hearst and marion davies. there was no birth certificate. there were no twins. there were no children. he was acquainted. so those are the sort of people we're dealing with. last but not least in the early 1930s there's a judge, judge joseph crater that

, arnold rothstein's times square. okay. and it's times square where you keep your hand on your wallet. i was on payment for that tour. but i kept all my notes and more remarkable. i could find them in the hovel that passes for my office. and so i thought, well, why don't i just i'll do the interview and maybe i could publish little pamphlet. i tend to get carried away. and one of the reasons i could get carried away is because, unlike today's news, which leave out all sorts details, particularly about crimes and criminals and locations, the newspapers then were just full of details and they had plenty of details to be full of in the prohibition era in times square. and then i took the thing forward and did like a part too in the book about the upper west side which was quite surprised to learn was really mobbed up back there because you know, it's a direct shot from times square or from the upper west side to where the action was in times square. so we the newspapers would tell you all the details and. they would tell

and he was out on bond regarding the times square cop punching thing. she said if you steal one more thing. if you are in front of me again, i'm going to throw the book at you and wind up in jail. next thing you know, she has got him back in front of her. and he is saying i didn't do it. so he is finally behind bars only because she said i have had it up to it here with you. >> lawrence: they are not concerned about our criminal justice system. we allow them to come across the border with no consequences at all. they come with biden t shirlts. remember that? come across the border straight from texas. now the administration keeps telling things are getting better. kamala harris, by the way, has been releasing ads. she is this new moderate now. >> steve: she is tough on the border. >> lawrence: part of her pitch to steve's point is she is tough on the border. she puts the criminals behind bars. let's watch that. >> kamala harris has spent decades fighting violent crime. as a border state prosecutor, she took on drug cartels and jailed gang members for sm

not say yes. >> glass in times square and i'm thrilled to announce camera crew has pickpocketing oncerogress for this time of year. the last one i spoke to presented the idea that says vote for kamala, i want to run that to our panel. looking at strong women so let's have this chat, i will start with you, is it productive to tell women they have to vote for the women especially when it's done by a party defined by a woman? >> yes and that think this movement was supposed to rally against was the idea that someone is telling you what to do in any way so don't tell me what to do, i will think for myself and number two, i thought we are supposed to rise above our gender outside and be based on accomplishments alone i feel like it takes us back 50 years. i care about your accomplishments and that's why kamala fails in the billion times, the country wouldn't be safe. [laughter] did anything i said? i'm kidding but as a guy, would never been in that position to so there is part of me that respects certain women who do respond to this. could you imagine if we never had -- when obama was comi

today she's moved in times square. good morning to you. where are we? >> reporter: i'm now in times square because there's a lot happening on the migrant crime friend in new york city, so we are following the latest of elements. in one case out in coney island, a migrant was arrested for reportedly raping women there, throwing her to the ground violently and assaulting her. this is not the first time he's been arrested for something like this in the big apple. that's his mom shot on the screen. he attacked this 46-year-old woman, throwing her to the ground in coney island on sunday night, and sexually assaulted her. last year the 24-year-old was busted for the same thing, according to investigators, allegedly sexually assaulting someone at a brooklyn shelter. >> any time you take over 200,000 undocumented migrants to the city, it's going to cause issues. is it a crime issue, yes. migrants causing crime in the city, absolutely. is it all migrants? absolutely not. >> reporter: this comes as they look for the person he stabbed a man in the stomach outside

released for three other thefts that occurred before and after the assault on times square.he theft in july held on $25,000 cash bond because of this latest arrest. is he now being held on $50,000 cash bond for allegedly attacking the officers. meanwhile, two other migrants were arrested in coney island this week. one accused of throwing a woman to the ground and rapes her at gun pointed outside of a hotel. housing asylum seekers. the other allegedly hitting the woman's boyfriend with a pipe, when he tried to stop that attack. the victim was taken to the hospital and thank god is in stable condition. her boyfriend refused medical attention. the migrant accused of rape was arrested and is reportedly being charged with first degree rape, second degree assault. first degree sexual abuse. menacing and criminal possession of a weapon. he is being held without bail. and his alleged accomplice was arraigned on charges of second degree assault and criminal possession of a weapon. he is being held on $20,000 bail. and they both pleaded not guilty. guys? >> steve: brook, thank you. >>

kerry washington is live in times square. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america >> george: we'll get a first hand from kerry washington later. what a night at the democratic national convention. hope you're doing well this morning. >> gio: history made at the democratic national convention. vice president harris becoming the first black woman and the first asian american to accept the nomination of a major party. >> rebecca: take a look at this photo. that is harris' great niece amara watching her auntie take the stage, bearing witness to this history making moment. >> george: what an image that is. harris pointed to the future saying america can turn a new way forward. she called donald trump an unserious man posing a serious threat to america and the world capping off a convention democrats could not have imagined a couple weeks ago. mary bruce starts us off from the convention floor. good morning, mary. >> reporter: kamala harris told the crowd she is no stranger to unlikely journeys. last night she shared hers with the nation. reintroducing herself to voters,

grateful, happy people celebrate the end of fighting the dawn of peace. 2 million new yorkers jammed times square. it's official. it's all over. it's total victory. all night long, the rejoicing continues. never before in history has there been reason to be thankful for peace. the world's free people are united in their determination that the

stuart: remember when migrants attacked nypd officers in time square. of them has just been arrested again. alexis, tell us what happened. >> reporter: that video is hard to to forget, a group of migrants that attacked those two police officer leaving them injured in times square. we talk about henry guido who is behind bars for stealing thousands of dollars of merchandise. you see him on your screen. part of that group, he was able to post bail in january and has been adding to his rap sheet. he has added half a dozen cases in new york city alone for the past year and he's due back in court next week. we can tell you one case of recent violent crime when it comes to migrants in the city. a man in the coney island area attacked a woman who was walking near a busy boardwalk through to the ground and raped her and that wasn't the first time he was arrested either. we will show you his mug shot. he attacked this woman in a pretty busy area. last year he was busted for the same thing. he allegedly sexually assaulted someone else at a brooklyn shelter. >> yo

i am brian in for melissa lee from the studio in times square. on your deck tonight, courtney garcia. carter worth and tim seymour. welcome. start with your macro money today and this week. not tv hyperbole. it was, indeed, a wild week. here's a random but interesting thing for you. this week the s&p 500 posting both its best day and its worst day in two years dazzle your friends with that at a cocktail party tonight. nice gains midweek and today we did end a little bit higher, but not quite enough to offset what happened at the beginning of the week and get this, the s&p 500 ended down 0.04%. basically the gpa. russell 2000, decliner. falling 1.4% since monday. but this week was this week. focus on the future. next week. we've got more big data points on deck for the federal reserve got cpi and ppi, inflation numbers out. retail sales. got another read on jobless claims. we've got consumer sentiment and, of course, still lingering questions about whether we are really done with fears that the yen carry trade unwind could slam stocks again. six o

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this is who owns in new york's times square. this is where a former idea of spokesperson was giving a speech in mid town, supported by pro is rarely demonstrated as well. all these caleb open reports from the c were here in new york city is time square. and as you can see, there are 2 protests going on. one is a pro israel rally supporting is rarely military and is really armed forces. the other is a pro palestine demonstration urging a ceasefire and expressing support for the palestinian resistance. that is slow jazz have been taking place ever since october 7th and they've been growing bizarre were canceled on the campuses. this rally in particular is coming in the aftermath of b is rarely strike uh, the tilde, a homeless leader again, or on a many of the protesters on both sides or concerns. just been escalated into an all out war between the israel and the one with the united states involved. now many of the protesters on the palestinian side are saying they don't want american tax for your money to go and support israel. i

the store were here in new york city is time square and as you can see, there are 2 protests going on. one is a pro israel rally, supporting is really military and is really armed forces. the other is a pro palestine demonstration urging a ceasefire and expressing support for the palestinian resistance. now these protests have been taking place ever since october 7th, and they've been growing resolve work happens on the campuses. this rally in particular is coming in the aftermath of the is rarely strike uh, the tilde, a homeless leader again, or on a many of the protesters on both sides are concerned cuz it's been escalated to an all out war between the israel and the one with the united states involved now, many of the protesters on the palestinian side are saying they don't want american taxpayer money to go and support israel. i hear some of what we heard when we spoke to pray testers. i'm here because i say, you said genocide, the bombing hospitals bombing space killing children is wrong. that something i think i'm a saw i'm is saying that there's so many people to not see this.

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the church is a highlight, built into the rocks as is the times square here with its old buildings, many of which date back hundreds of years. the well, it doesn't matter where you are in this time. you don't get security and you can even see the time from above. this gondola fix you up into the mountains for a magnificent view of has shut from the air. it also gives you access to the times of salt mine, which has huge historical significance here. hash that was named unesco world heritage site in 1997 the world heritage views but seem as worthy of his titles. okay. admittedly, did pay 22 euros to take the gondola right up here, which does feel like quite a lot heavier. you kind of walk takes about 2 hours to get this up to you to decide what's more valuable, your time, or your money. either way to be at the top is definitely worth the well, since i paid the money to get up here, i might as well walk a little further to take a look at what the region is actually famous for bold salt. mine was kind of good. so rightly translates to salt domain. this area has 7 diaries into years of salt h

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in times square.oner swap involving many countries. we're going to have more on that as soon as more details become available. right now something so difficult that we all have to go through in our lives. that is grief. everyone's journey is different. someone near and dear to my family, author missy buchanan, poured out her new heart in her new book. it's called feeling your way through grief to help us all through the process. as my mom would say, so good to lay my eyes on you. >> good to lay my eyes on you, too. >> robin: missy, missy, missy, missy. i just want to share something. such wise words when you were working with my mother that's helped a lot of folks. take a look. >> i tell older adults all the time, do not close your book until your story's finished. if you still have stories to tell, don't close the book before it's over. >> robin: i tell you, there's so much i could talk to you about. i want to get to it. i am so sorry for the loss of your husband barry, who was so dear. that's the re

when tommy and his family came for the holidays in times square.sick years. even showed up on screen. there he is with ginger taking a selfie. there he is on live television there. so this morning we're gonna bring it full circle. tommy is here outside recreating that moment with ginger. one of my favorite people at this company. tommy, come in here. yeah. there you go. he has photos with george, photos with ginger. took a photo with me. tommy and i have worked together plenty of times. there we are getting barbecue at the nba finals in dallas. robin, you need a photo to complete tommy's infinity. >> robin: am i taking it or are you taking it. >> will: you got a mic. don't be afraid to say what's up. good morning america. >> good morning america. >> george: sit in my seat now. >> will: tommy graduated from the overnight shift. replacing george stephanopoulos. how about that? [ laughter ] congratulations, tommy. >> thank you so much. >> robin: how about you take us to break here. >> good morning america. we're going to break. [ laughter ] coming up

one migrant accused of beating two cops in time square arrested again after being let out on bail. >> steve: that is unfortunate. a different migrant accused of raping a woman 59 knives point in brooklyn. that person was arraigned last night. >> brian: brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: multiple illegal migrants were arrested in time square, one migrant released on bail after that attack has been arrested again for serial theft for stealing makeup at two acs sephorastores. for the theft in july, he's being held on $25,000 cash know bond, latest arrest, $50,000 cash bond for allegedly attacking the police officers. another arrested for throwing a woman to the ground and raping her outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. the other hit the victim's boyfriend with a pipe when he tried to stop the attack. her boyfriend refused medical attention. the migrant accused of rape was arrested and charged with sexual abuse, rape, menacing and criminal possession of a weapon and being held without bail. his alleged accomplice, second degree assault and criminal possession of a weapon. he is being

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we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. in a rainy times square.ss sorkin along with joe kernen. becky is off today. we have the u.s. equities to talk about and to talk about how they actually haven't improved that much all around here. dow jones industrial average off 113 points this morning. nasdaq looking to open down 25 points. s&p 500 looking to open down 15 points. this all after yesterday's market failed to hold what

if you know comedian michael yo, he said many comedy specials he's been on gma and our times square studioittle bit, and he is also a gigantic hurricanes fan. so i hosted michael and our two other insomniac miami alum on a zoom call to see who definitively knows the most about miami football, even though lionel does not care about sports at all. >> besides my family, obviously there's nothing else in the world that i feel that much passion about, so i know. >> same, right, >> fanatic all the way. >> first question for andrew. andrew, who is miami's all time leading passer? >> oh, man. it's either bernie kosar or i'm gonna go, bernie kosar. >> okay, but bernie kosar. michael. yo, would you like to steal brad kaaya? >> oh, that's right, it was brad kiya. >> well, this is a tag team for andrew and michael to team up together, the 2002 rose bowl. the last time miami won the national championship game, had two mvps. i like each of you to name one of those mvps. >> who was even the quarterback? was it dorsey? >> dorsey is one of them. okay. oh, andre johnson yeah. they both got mvp lionel this o

kelly o'grady can save us from this in times square outside red lobster. a new ceo coming in, where does it stand? >> they are looking to bet on new company culture customer experience and hoping that the ceo is turning this around. the former pf chang ceo is what we turnaround the ceo, he comes from a private equity background that tends to be laser focused on new revenue streams and cutting costs and shared a statement on the news, red lobster's future is brighter, can't wait to get started on the investment plan and meet diners across the usa and canada. beyond the new ceo red lobster announced they will shut down an additional 23 locations by this saturday on top of cutting more than 100 locations this summer alone. the turnaround won't be easy. they filed for chapter 11 in may. intense competition soaring inflation and ill-fated menu decisions. you might remember that popular are you can eat shrimp discount for $20, wasn't price to perfection. spirit $11 million loss, a lot of customers showed up a diners dealt with long lines. many are talking that t

we have a great crowd enjoying the beautiful day outside in times square.m was born. i love to see it. >> happy anniversary. we love that. we are taking off college football with some of the people that make game day at texas a&m so special. let's go to ike ejiochi and jess sims with more, hey, guys. >> what is going on? we are college station getting ready for the massive, make season opener where notre dame fighting irish. and the aggies! [cheers and applause] now, it may sound like a cheer but these guys, no, no don't know, they yell. we are told for over 100 years, the fans with an esteemed group called el leaders. 5 leaders elected to cheer on these amazing fans. joining me is jake carter. what is going on? at texas a&m we don't do cheers but yells. the first is called the pass back. what we will do is this a motion. that will queue the crowd to yell. second part, this motion and kyle field and you will best hear the aggie voices. they yell itself and all we will do is follow along with hand motions. the last part the wildcat and class pride. >> jay, i

that. >> and next month, one of the bigger stages he's performed on will be in new york city's times squareing climate week. it's the second time he's performed there. and also only the second time that new york city's times square has hosted a fully renewable concert, fully renewable energy concert. rather. >> back to you. really, really cool to see this kind of purpose behind his music. zach. thank you. outside lands may have wrapped up this past sunday, but organizers behind the festival are already gearing out for gearing up for another sold out concert in golden gate park tomorrow. another planet entertainment is putting on the inaugural golden gate park concert series at polo field. it's a partnership between the concert company and the city's rec and parks department. system of a down and deftones are headlining. 50,000 people are expected to attend this one. ap says 40,000 of them are coming from out of town. >> that means a big economic impact for the city. that means hotel rooms, restaurants, ubers, retail taxes, all of that. >> the city's recreation and parks estimates the concer

. >>> in the heart of new york city's time square this is "fast money." here's what's on top tonight. a major market selloff. stocks limp into the weekend as the dow falls over 600 points and rates tumble. the ten-year falling to 3.8%. will this friday fade continue into next week? we'll debate that. plus, a freefall at intel. shares crater down 26% today as the chipmaker cuts its workforce, halts its dividends and gives the street a grim forecast. how did they go from chip pioneer to industry after-thought? >>> a bruising day after earnings for amazon and a surprising number of bright spots in an otherwise awful day for your money. i'm melissa lee coming to you from the nasdaq. join us on the desk. markets closing off their worst levels of the session with the nasdaq sinking 2.5%. it is now down more than 10% from the all-time high hit just three weeks ago. the s&p down 2% while the dow shed 611 points. the biggest point drop since february 2023. the small cap russell 2000 index leading the losses down more than 3.5%. it is now -- has nearly erased all g

. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. good morning america.ope you had a good weekend. boy, a big week ahead. democratic national convention kicks off tonight. president biden is going to make the keynote address tonight. >> george: vice president harris arriving in chicago last night after a week of campaigning ahead of the campaign. this morning we have team coverage on what's ahead. >> reporter: good morning. this is hardly the convention democrats envisioned. this morning more than 50,000 people, 5,000 delegates and some of the biggest names are descending here on chicago to rally behind a new candidate in this race, vice president harris. her challenge this week, laying out her own vision and putting her own stamp on this convention. >> reporter: overnight kamala harris touching down in chicago, kicking off the democratic national convention with a narrow lead over donald trump. >> through these next 79 days, we will continue to build community, build coalitions and remind each other we are all in this together. >> reporter: harris and he

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