they diverted to l.a.x. i would assume that they dumped some fuel to make the airplane lighter and they picked a nice long dry runway and did exactly a textbook landing. >> yeah. obviously very scary situation, that video very difficult to watch. we've seen other high profile incidents recently. in your opinion, has air travel become less safe than it used to be? >> you know, this really has nothing to do with the recent news that we hear. this particular airplane, i flew it in 1995. so it's an old 777 200 which has done a wonderful job, very, very safely all these years and this particular incident, it really has nothing to do with the design of the aircraft. we'll find out exactly why it was not secured properly or perhaps a failure on the tire assembly itself or the wheel assembly itself. we'll definitely -- faa will find out exactly what happened. >> yes. lots of questions to be answered and the ntsb and faa both said they'll be investigating this. thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >>> let's go to anne

the plan diverted to l.a.x. and landed safely.w the aircraft was delivered from boeing to united 22 years ago, so who's issue is this? united or boeing? >> if you bought a chevy two or three years ago and the wheel came off who is maintaining your car for you at that time? i think they are really focused on united maintenance procedures and see where things happened. if they .2 a structural problem, then you are going to get involved as far as the aircraft. >> reporter: an employee took photos of the representative said it is grateful for the pilots and flight attendant for their professionalism and the crew who assisted on the ground. the passengers on that united flight were put onto a new aircraft. they are in their air right now on their way to japan, they parted from l.a.x. around 7:30. >> thank you very much. >>> not the news warriors fans wanted to hear. steph curry rolled his right ankle during tonight's game against. happened just under four minutes left on the clock. curry limped off the court into the locker room to be

the plan diverted to l.a.x. and landed safely.the aircraft was delivered from boeing to united 22 years ago, so who's issue is this? united or boeing? >> if you bought a chevy two or three years ago and the wheel came off who is maintaining your car for you at that time? i think they are really focused on united maintenance procedures and see where things happened. if they .2 a structural problem, then you are going to get involved as far as the aircraft. >> reporter: an employee took photos of the representative said it is grateful for the pilots and flight attendant for their professionalism and the crew who assisted on the ground. the passengers on that united flight were put onto a new aircraft. they are in their air right now on their way to japan, they parted from l.a.x. around 7:30. >> thank you very much. >>> not the news warriors fans wanted to hear. steph curry rolled his right ankle during tonight's game against. happened just under four minutes left on the clock. curry limped off the court into the locker room to be ev

and we are told that the passengers on that plane are on their way to osaka, japan, but out of l.a.x. of course. they left around 7:30 tonight. live in san francisco, gia vang, back to you. >>> now, the question that many people have, how could this happen? we heard from two pilots with decades of experience flying for the airlines and both could not stress how rare something like this is. >> it is like you bought a chevy two or three years ago and the wheel fell off, and who is maintaining wheel during that time, so that is where they will be focusing on united maintenance procedures and where things happen, and if they are pointing to a structural problem, then they get boeing involved as far as the builder of the aircraft. >> reporter: that is one of the aviation experts mike mccarron a pilot and former ntsb spokesperson. and they are gathering more information on the incident. >>> i-580 at san leandro is now reopened after a killing inside of a pleasanton home triggered a chase, and that is what turned this east bayh freeway into a parking lot. and connecting all of that for us is

an emergency landing at l.a.x. a tire tumbling at takeoff, and this engine fire. what the airline is saying. >> gio: super soaker. 27 million people under flood watches along the east coast, a tornado watch in the south with major cities at risk for severe storms. our weather team tracking it all. >> janai: vying for votes, president biden and donald trump set to appear in the battleground state of georgia today. biden's campaign kicking into high gear following his state of the union address. plus, his hot mic moment now making headlines. >> gio: additional approval for wegovy. the fda okaying broader use of the blockbuster drug. could it lead to better coverage by your health insurance? ♪ i'm on top of the world, hey ♪ >> janai: sharp shooter. >> caitlin clark hits the three-pointer, and clark makes history once again. >> janai: caitlin clark tops steph curry in a magical night. ♪ >> whit: and oscars countdown. hollywood revving up for its biggest night. we're on the red carpet for the final preps. the wins that could make history in all the top categories. so m

it took off from san francisco headed to mexico city and had to divert to l.a.x. because of a hydraulic issue on that plane. on thursday there was a united arab lines 200 that was headed to japan and that plane lost the entire wheel from the rear landing gear and that ended up crashing a couple cars. he raised serious questions about those three incidents and san francisco being the common denominator in those three incidents. he raised concerns about the way that today's incident was handled on the ground. we have a full report coming up on the bay area news. >> this has to do with possible maintenance issues with united. we look forward to hearing much more. thank you so much. >>> in the east bay, protest at uc berkeley rallying for the school to act against anti- semitism. hundreds marched across campus this afternoon demanding that the school provide safety and security for jewish students. the event had to be abruptly canceled. for the past month, jewish students say that they have been blocked and harassed. pro-palestinian activists say that they are not blo

on friday, one of the jets took off from sfo and had to make an emergency landing at l.a.x. this time it was for a hydraulic problem. hours later , another united flight skidded off the runway after landing in houston. check it out, it is stuck in the mud. and of course on thursday, a wheel came off a united flight as it took off from sfo, the tire fell off the plane in midair and landed on a car. the plane landed safely at l.a.x., and nobody was hurt. >>> retail activity in san francisco is lagging in many big stores have either closed up or say they are planning to do so. there are some business owners who see this moment as an opportunity to bet on downtown san francisco. wilson walker talked with the owner of a bay area bagel empire about why she is putting her dough on the idea that downtown will rise once again. >> you can see it just gets wrapped up and the ends get stuck together and it comes out like a bagel. >> reporter: emily winston is watching the early moments in the creation of a bagel and this is decidedly high-tech. >> and we've got a robot arm that picks it

a plane out of sfo was forced to land at l.a.x., it was headed to mexico and experienced a hydraulics issue. earlier today, a plane slid off the runway in houston. thursday, a tire fell off a plane taking off from sfo. it landed on a nearby employee parking lot. you see it there in the video. it damaged several cars below. united released a statement last night saying quote we take every safety event seriously and will investigate each of the incidents to learn what happened. much of the work is conducted with the manufacturers, faa and ntsb and manufacturers of individual components. >>> chp is asking for the public's help about a deadly car crash near mission street overpass in san francisco. officers thought the car was abandoned, then discovered a driver behind the wheel, dead. chp is not releasing more information but asking if anyone has information to call them. >>> the aftermath of a chain reaction crash in oakland involving a transit bus. 14 were taken to the hospital after the crash. there's the mangled cars there. a chrysler sedan broadsided a toyota prius making a left tur

a flight leaving sfo to mexico city had to make an emergency landing at l.a.x. another united flight skidded off the runway after a landing in houston leaving the 737 stuck in the mud with its nose in the air. and, of course, on thursday, a wheel came off the united flight. the tire landed on a car in the employee parking lot. the plane landed safely in l.a.! no one was hurt in any of the incidents. >> well. >>> that neighborhood has been given the all clear after being under lockdown. an armed person barricaded themselves inside a home. happen your lancaster circle and lancaster lane. police have not yet said how the incident started or what happened to that person. >>> and 16 people were hurt after a car crashed into an ac transit bus in oakland. the crash happened just before 5:00 at 54th and international boulevard. the front of the bus was smashed in. only one person was taken to the hospital, and that person is expected to be okay. >>> heads up if you live in san francisco and have a personal mobility by. >> you may need to change the way you charge and st

the plane was diverted to l.a.x. where it landed safely. they are looking into all three of the incidents. a rough couple of days. >> that is hard to watch when you keep seeing the tire falling, isn't that one we should be check something. >> good news a lot of the planes we saw it in the houston incident as well, is they had hydraulics issues but several other issues that are able to pick up the slack. that is what you saw with the tire as well. >> and spring break just ahead. a lot of people traveling, okay. thank you, anne >> if you think you are paying for electricity. we have more on why pg&e customers are getting hit with another rate hike and others are trying to get around it. >> reporter: folks are fed up. >> i am tired of the rate hikes. >> the only thing that i can say here on tv. >> the california public utility commission approved another price increase by pg&e that will go into effect april 1st. >> we are talking about $5 a month increase on top of the there 38 increase that went into effect on january 1. the customers of pg&e

. >> reporter: the flight then diverted to l.a.x. with investigators looking into how that tire came loose, and united says the flames from that midair engine stall on monday may have happened after the plane's engine ingested bubble wrap debris left on the runway every flight landed with passengers safe but shaken tom costello, nbc news, washington >>> we are tracking storms on the move tonight in the midwest and southeast. millions under severe risk across the lower mississippi valley and gulf coast the main threat will be damaging wind gusts, large hail, and flooding overnight. tornadoes also a possibility. tomorrow the storms move farther into the southeast from florida to north carolina. >>> we want to turn now to the war in gaza. the united states says all of its air drops of food have landed safely in the territory, but that wasn't the case with another country's air drop, and the results were deadly. richard engel has late details. >> reporter: this is what an aid drop into gaza is supposed to look like as today a jordanian m

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an emergency landing at l.a.x., a tire tumbling at takeoff, and this engine fire. what the airline is saying. >> gio: pencils down, the s.a.t.s are going digital using tablets and computers, all about the new format and how students can prepare. >> janai: dazzling deals on what you need to get red carpet ready just like the stars without ever having to leave the glitz and glamour of home. ♪ get this party started ♪ >> whit: "gma" live from the red carpet in hollywood on this oscars eve. your destination station for all things academy awards. protective plastic in place to keep everything clean before the big show. from a behind-the-scenes look at a nominee's journey to the ceremony to the must-see movies you should watch before the big show. all the last-minute touches are under way as we say, good morning, america. ♪ >> janai: it is, indeed, a good morning, america. we are live on both coasts this morning ahead of the 96th annual academy awards. >> gio: that's right. it is oscars eve and whit johnson, you see him right there, he's out west on the red carpet in hol

. >> that plane was diverted to l.a.x. where it landed safely. the faa is investigating what may have caused that wheel to fall off. >>> let's take a live look at san francisco now where the big night market resumes tonight in chinatown. streets are decorated and dozens of vendors are ready for some very big crowds. this is chinatown's first night market since launching the event during the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit last november. that event drew thousands of visitors. now the night markets will happen on grant avenue every second friday of the month from now till november. >>> still ahead, get ready to pay more again to keep your lights on. how much your power bill will go up after pg&e is given the okay for yet another rate hike. >>> a warming planet should mean less snow, right? we'll speak to a scientist about why climate change may be responsible for last week's massive blizzard in the sierra. >> we see climate change kind of causing two counteracting forces at the same time. >>> we've been learning much more about a wild shoo

a plane headed from sfo to mexico city had a mechanical issue and made an emergency landing at l.a.x. united said it was a problem with the plane's hydraulics, but it hasn't elaborated yet. the airline did say the plane landed safely and none of the 110 passengers and crew were hurt. >>> a different united flight, this one in houston, veered off the runway after landing leaving skid marks on the runway and the boeing 737 max 8 stuck in the mud with its nose pointed up in the air. of course, yesterday sfo the wheel of a united flight came off during takeoff, then smashing through a fence and damaging at least two cars, again, no injuries reported in any of these incidents, but all this happening just as the airline prepares for 21 million people to travel with them during spring break. >>> check this out, a visible red hue on the water in lake merritt sparking some concerns obviously, but it's not believed to be a harmful algae bloom. you may recall in august 2022 an algae bloom known as red tide spread in lake merritt and the bay. it killed a lot of fish. the san francisco water board

it had to be diverted to l.a.x. because of a problem with the plane's hydraulics.ay after landing in houston. and on thursday a tire fell off a united jet during take-off at sfo, crush ago car and damaging others. nobody was injured in any of the cases. you know nature said the incidents are distinct and unrelated to one another. >> when you're operating as many flights a day as we're operating in the united states, some where along the line there's going to be some sort of anomaly. but this does not many the system sup safe. >> it is not just united. an american airlines jet clipped the tail of a parked fron terry jet this weak in miami. we also learned the justice department has launched a criminal investigation into the alaskan flight that lost its door plug midair. >>> in san francisco, fan fest came to oracle park today as hundreds of giants fans crowded unto celebrate the team ahead of the new season. fans got to enjoy special access to the ballpark and walked onto the field to meet lucille and score an graph or two. >>> while the a's may be leaving oakland,

. >>> a plane out of sfo headed to mexico made an emergency landing at l.a.x. due to what the airline is calling a hydraulic issue, the latest in a string of incidents that have people asking. a tire fell off of a plane on thursday. the tire landed on a nearby employee parking lot damaging several cars. >> the captain goes on, air traffic control, there is an issue, they are looking into it. and then, 10 minutes after that they said we lost a wheel on take off. >> reporter: passengers were evacuated after a plane slid off of the runway. earlier this week, flames started shooting out of the engine during take off when bubble wrap got stuck. that same day, a flight from hawaii had an engine failure over the pacific. it is not just united. two months after a door plug blew out on an alaska airlines plane. thankfully in all of these situations the pilots landed the airplanes safely >> it is unusual. it is a cluster and statistically if you take any math class, statistics there are clusters that can not be explained they just occur. >> reporter: they point out these

cbs's joy benedict is at l.a.x. tonight with more. joy?porter: yeah, they certainly call it spring break for a reason, right? that's because a lot of folks clearly need one, as the nation's airports are experiencing record travel this easter weekend. it's the rush to relaxation this holiday weekend. >> people are tired of the cold weather. >> reporter: part of a busy spring break travel season that could see up to 167 million passengers hitting the skies from march through april, up 6% from last year. you missed a plane? >> missed a plane. i'm about to miss one now. >> reporter: this easter weekend kicked off with the tsa screening more than 2.7 million passengers thursday, its tenth-busiest day on record. and another travel woe. >> i just had a dreamliner attempt to land runway 22, went around due to wind shear. >> reporter: six passengers reported mfrn injuries after this united airlines flight was forced to abort a landing at newark airport friday due to high winds. it landed safely at an airport 60 miles away. as for the roads -- >> pr

. >> reporter: the flight then diverted to l.a.x. with investigators looking into how that tire came loose, and united says the flames from that midair engine stall on monday may have happened after the plane's engine ingested bubble wrap debris left on the runway. every flight landed with passengers safe but shaken. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we are tracking storms on the move tonight in the midwest and southeast. millions under severe risk across the lower mississippi valley and gulf coast. the main threat will be damaging wind gusts, large hail, and flooding overnight. tornadoes also a possibility. tomorrow the storms move farther into the southeast from florida to north carolina. >>> we want to turn now to the war in gaza. the united states says all of its air drops of food have landed safely in the territory, but that wasn't the case with another country's air drop, and the results were deadly. richard engel has late details. >> reporter: this is what an aid drop into gaza is supposed to look like as today a jordani

the plane was originally heading to japan but was diverted to l.a.x., when it landed safely. the passengers were put on a different flight to japan last night. united says it is working with customers as well as the owners of those damaged cars. >>> this has been a big talker today. the san francisco public utilities commission, the latest organization to condemn yet another rate hike for all pg&e customers. green light to raise rates an average of $5 a month starting next month. those same regulators just granted a 13% increase in january, raising the average bill then by $34. and there's another rate increase in the works, amounting to an average of $10 a month. that's to pay for last year's storm damage, pg&e says. consumer advocates are among those criticizing this hike. >> why should pg&e get another rate increase when they reported profits of over $2 billion for last year? >> we did request comment from pg&e. we got a written statement that reads in part, delaying the recovery of costs could negatively impact our ability to secure competitive finance rates and increase

. >>> a plane out of sfo headed to mexico made an emergency landing at l.a.x.o what the airline is calling a hydraulic issue, the latest in a string of incidents that have people asking. a tire fell off of a plane on thursday. the tire landed on a nearby employee parking lot damaging several cars. >> the captain goes on, air traffic control, there is an issue, they are looking into it. and then, 10 minutes after that they said we lost a wheel on take off. >> reporter: passengers were evacuated after a plane slid off of the runway. earlier this week, flames started shooting out of the engine during take off when bubble wrap got stuck. that same day, a flight from hawaii had an engine failure over the pacific. it is not just united. two months after a door plug blew out on an alaska airlines plane. thankfully in all of these situations the pilots landed the airplanes safely >> it is unusual. it is a cluster and statistically if you take any math class, statistics there are clusters that can not be explained they just occur. >> reporter: they point out these are d

. >>> new overnight, nerve-racking moments for some passengers at l.a.x.an american airlines flight had to make an emergency landing there. it happened just after 8:30. the pilot called in to report a mechanical issue on the plane but was able to land without any issue. the faa says the 737 blew a tire at takeoff from dallas fort worth. nobody was hurt and no word on the cause of the tire that was flattened. the faa says it will continue to investigate. this in light of several planes having problems recently, and a flight out of sfo lost its tire on takeoff. the faa is continuing to investigate all of these situations. >>> it's 6:03 now. the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, is focussing on a pathway to peace in the middle east and a two-state solution for israel and palestine. we have a look at the u.s. kop capitol this morning. this speech comes as we are in the month of ramadan. so far the death toll in gaza has surpassed 31,000. >>> new developments in the race for the white house. on one side of the aisle, president joe biden is looking to shore

the plane out of sfo headed to mexico made an emergency landing at l.a.x. due what the airline call as try drollic issue. latest in a string of incidents that have people asking questions. thursday a tire fell off a plane taking off. the tire land and a nearby employee parking lot damaging several cars. >> captain comes on, air traffic control desk, there's an issue. looking into it. and then ten minutes after that said we lost a wheel. >> reporter: in houston passengers evacuated after a plane slid off the runway. earlier this week flames started shooting out of the engine during takeoff when bubble wrap got sucked into it. that same day an sfo-bound flight from hawaii an engine failure over the pacific and it's not just united. this comes two moss after a door plug blew out of mid-flight on an alaska airlines plane. thankfully in all situations the pilots have landed the airplane safely. >> it is unusual. kind of a cluster, and statistically take any type of math class, statistics, you find clusters that can't be explained. they just occur. >> reporter: t

friday, the second time in two days, one of the jets took off and had to make an emergency landing at l.a.xis time, for some sort of hydraulic problem. hours earlier, another united flight skidded off the runway after landing in houston , leaving the 737s stuck in the mud with the nose pointed up in the air. and on thursday, the wheel came off a united flight as it took off from sfo, the tire landed on a car in the employee parking lot. nobody was hurt in any of those incidents. >>> retail activity in san francisco is lacking in many big stores, they have either closed up shop or are planning to do so. some business owners see this moment as an opportunity to bet on downtown san francisco. wilson walker talked with the owner of a bay area bagel empire about why she is putting her dough behind the idea that downtown will rise again. >> this is going to divide it into chunks. you can see it just gets wrapped up in the ends get stuck together and it comes out like a bagel. >> emily winston is watching the early moments in the creation of a bagel and this phase is decidedly high-tech. >> and we

the plane had been headed to japan but the plane landed safely at l.a.x. >>> and still ahead here at 6:00, it is time to spring forward and lose an hour of sleep but is it time to get rid of daylight savings time? >>> plus, with the giants playing spring training in arizona, fans got to take over oracle park. - it's so fun to watch jessica in this space. - this is a look at those clouds right now in real-time, but let's head underneath this cloud layer and take a look at our rainfall... - [narrator] the virtual view studio, part of "morning edition." weekday mornings starting at 5 on kpix. - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. >>> as they approach the bay bridge toll plaza, there are obviously a lot of people approaching. >>> do not forget tonight is the night to set your clocks in our forward tonight so you can spring ahead and fall back. that is right. it is the time of year again where there will be an extra hour of daylight in the evening and an hour less in the morning. there are political concepts on whether to get rid of it completely and the di

two left sfo and were diverted to l.a.x., one for hydraulics problem and the other had a tire fall offod look. >> a pilot for a major airline and major lecturer at san jose state. it was a turbulent week for united. >> i don't see a rise in the incidents occurring. what i am seeing is increased interest in the incidents occurring. >> reporter: he says pilots are trained to deal with unexpected and uncommon. >> we spend 90% of training time working on things that may only occur 1% of the time. even though it appears united is having a bad week, in reality, everything is working at united airlines because everyone is able to get back on the ground in one piece and unfortunately with a little bit disruption but able to carry on their trip. >> he did say a mid air engine fire and the wheel debacle are incredibly rare situations. >> the thing that is more striking than the actual incident is that the two rare incidents happened in such close proximity of time. >> reporter: miller believes dramatic alaska airlines incident recently sparked higher level of interest and scrutiny in airline ope

two left sfo and were diverted to l.a.x., one for hydraulics problem and the other had a tire fall off>> a tire going down the run way. >> that's never a good look for anyone. >> reporter: it was a turbulent week for united. >> i don't see a rise in the incidents that are occurring. what i am seeing is increased interest in the incidents that are occurring. >> reporter: he says pilots are trained to deal with the unexpected and uncommon. >> we spend 90% of training time working on things that may only occur 1% of the time. even though it appears united is having a bad week, in reality, everything is working at united airlines because everyone is able to get back on the ground in one piece and unfortunately with a little bit disruption but able to carry on their trip. >> reporter: he did say a mid air engine fire and wheel debacle are incredibly rare. >> the thing that strikes me more is that the two rare events happened in such close proximity of time. >> reporter: he believes the alaska airlines interest is what sparked the higher scrutiny in airline operations but thinks it really st

. >> then i think a lot of people are just, "oh, yeah, i think i saw a billboard by l.a.x., i don't knowit's a totally different experience. >> jimmy: did you go to the parties after the oscars? >> yeah. >> jimmy: which parties did you go to? >> the "vanity fair" party, everyone goes to it. >> jimmy: uh-huh, right? >> it was really cool. you see scorsese. >> jimmy: did you talk to him at all? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did he know you from "poor things"? >> yeah, which was cool. when i won the globe, i remember going up on stage and looking out. and i saw scorsese. and i was like, i don't think this guy knows me. i open up my speech, "i know none of you know who i am." and then five years later, to be with scorsese, and we're talking, and he's seen the film, it was really cool. because he's my favorite. [ cheers and applause ] it's amazing. >> jimmy: he's your favorite? >> he's my favorite. and -- and then i like -- so i see him. and i look over and i see the lakers, which was -- >> jimmy: the lakers? >> like the lakers. >> they're at the party? >> yeah. which -- okay. so i'm a big lebron fan, h

. >> then i think a lot of people are just, "oh, yeah, i think i saw a billboard by l.a.x., i don't knowotally different experience. >> jimmy: did you go to the parties after the oscars? >> yeah. >> jimmy: which parties did you go to? >> the "vanity fair" party, everyone goes to it. >> jimmy: uh-huh, right? >> it was really cool. you see scorsese. >> jimmy: did you talk to him at all? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did he know you from "poor things"? >> yeah, which was cool. when i won the globe, i remember going up on stage and looking out. and i saw scorsese. and i was like, i don't think this guy knows me. i open up my speech, "i know none of you know who i am." and then five years later, to be with scorsese, and we're talking, and he's seen the film, it was really cool. because he's my favorite. [ cheers and applause ] it's amazing. >> jimmy: he's your favorite? >> he's my favorite. and -- and then i like -- so i see him. and i look over and i see the lakers, which was -- >> jimmy: the lakers? >> like the lakers. >> they're at the party? >> yeah. which -- okay. so i'm a big lebron fan, huge lebr

the plane had to reroute and land safely at l.a.x. >>> new findings show just how wary a lot of peopleelf-driving technology. aaa finds a full two-thirds of u.s. drivers, 66%, are fearful of autonomous vehicles. another 25% are uncertain. many of those same people do say they want their next car to have some self-driving features like automatic emergency braking or lane assistance. researchers say the way consumers embrace automated technology may determine if the roads become safer one day. >> i think it's important for automakers to take away the idea that there's demand for the systems they're building today and that the best way to get to this fully automated future, if that's where we want to head, is to make those systems better so people have more confidence in them. >> the study also finds four in ten drivers are either unsure or fully believe some cars on the market can drive while you sleep. that, of course, is not true. there are no fully self-driving cars for purchase in the u.s. >>> new this morning, tensions appear to be higher in the workplace in response to feelings bei

. >> jimmy: i get a notice from the tsa whenever he lands at l.a.x.er ] so you're cold? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're starving? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're nude, also. cold, starving, and nude. [ cheers and applause ] which must have made you extra cold. >> that's how we like him! >> yes. >> jimmy: do they warm it up for you? >> i remember the final sequence, the big kind of interrogation sequence, that's when he's losing his clearance right at the end of the movie -- chris liked to keep the ac on during the shoot, that particular part. >> jimmy: so that he'll spend money on. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: he keeps the ac on, why? >> i mean, i think because -- you know, the character's being humiliated, and he feels awful, and i was so hungry and so cold. [ laughter ] it kind of helped, i suppose. >> jimmy: i think you should tell chris this is your last movie together. [ laughter ] i really do. i think you've given enough. listen, he's a great filmmaker and all that stuff, but he's abusing you. [ laughter ] it's too much already. i don't know if you guys

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we brought the funding to do that, out of the very same program that is delivering the horseshoe at l.a.xyou have to go around. >> and when we were there, talking to these very practical minded local and county officials, who i didn't ask what party they were from, it didn't matter, but the emotion and passion they had around the project and the fact that we were finally getting it done was everything. so when i'm in a place like that or port arthur in texas or indiana, these places that have been overlooked again and again and again, it's another chance to show versus tell, not just to offer them resentment, or talk a big game, but get stuff done and have the receipts, literally. >> and what is the barrier to entry? do you -- do you walk up to someone in a maga hat and say, hey? and i know a lot of those rural communities, it's the trauma center that is if you have to drive, you die. so you need those facilities. >> this is one of the many reasons i love the transportation department, because as famously has been said, there's no democratic bridges or republican boats. you can talk to so