HAPPENING NOW: Two people have climbed to the top of the Empire State Building and unfurled a flag on top of its spire.
The unidentified people appear to be wearing masks.
ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. https://t.co/UXGzh22MoB
Street signs are going up today along 6th and 7th Avenues for every Knick:
🚏6th Ave & W Houston: Jordan Clarkson
🚏6th & Bleeker: Dillon Jones
🚏6th & Minetta: Deuce McBride
🚏6th & W 3d: Josh Hart
🚏6th & W 4th: Pacome Dadiet
🚏6th & Washington Pl : Jose Alvarado
🚏6th & W 8th: OG Anunoby
🚏6th & W 9th: Kevin McCullar
🚏7th Ave & W 11t h: Jalen Brunson
🚏7th & W 13th: Tyler Kolek
🚏7th & W 20th: Jeremy Sochan
🚏7th & W 23rd: Mitchell Robinson
🚏7th & W 25th:Mikal Bridges
🚏7th & W 32nd: KAT
🚏6th & W 44th: Landry Shamet
🚏7th & W 50th: Trey Jemison
🚏7th & W 51st: Mohamed Diawara
🚏7th & W 55th: Ariel Hukporti
Signs will stay up 4 weeks
No need to Knick a basket!
We are giving away five orange and blue litter baskets! These are the real deal.
Want a chance to win one? Enter here: https://t.co/uXMcKVm2Rt
More than 3.1 million people rode the subway the night the Knicks won it all, with overnight ridership topping typical New Year's Eve levels. According to the MTA subcommittee, the crowds were so large that NYPD temporarily shut entrances at Penn Station, Port Authority and Columbus Circle.