this year, it is adrian ell macklin, choir director in memphis, tennessee, -- adrian maclin, choir directord -- queen latifah. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> queen latifah: what's good? i've had the pleasure of knowing alicia keys for a long. from the start, we all heard the immense power of her voice. over the years, we have watched her continuously transform. she became an actor, incredible wife, incredible mother. after over 13 years in the making, she was finally able to bring her life story to broadway in the smash hit "hell's "hell's kitchen." [cheers and applause] if you haven't made it to new york, make sure you go to broadway and see that. that's right. she is a constant inspiration through her voice, talent, but most importantly, through her heart. if you know alicia, you also know how funny and sarcastic she can be. she's a 17 time grammy winner. [cheers and applause] including a new win today for musical theater album. let's go! [cheers and applause] alicia is a global force, deeply impacting music, culture, and humanity to become one of the most inspiring artists of our time, but

. >> and adrian reuters reports on a different note, aides to elon musk have locked out officials at, which contain personal data of federal employees. these musk allies even installed sofa beds at their headquarters. of course, that's reminiscent of ex offices, right? how tight a control are trump and musk trying to exert over these agencies? and what does that do? >> well, alex, this is incredibly disturbing. first of all, let's keep in mind that elon musk is not a paid government employee. he is someone who seems to be squatting in the white house. has it looks like he's got some sort of office there, but he this is going to retaliate is the bottom line. first of all, the government serves to protect the american people and to keep people safe. so if there's any risk of, you know, people's personal data that the government may have getting out there or getting in the wrong hands of somebody like elon musk, then that's going to create all kinds of problems, and it's going to create some political problems for trump. number one, you know, number two, i, i you know, we've talked a lo

police say that pedro or a used fentanyl with his girlfriend, adrian de boer earlier this month.nd the 26 year-old woman died from an overdose. and prosecutors say that the couple does have a history of fentanyl overdoses. narcan was used to save the woman's life in a previous overdose. arellano is charged with second-degree murder. he remains in custody without bail. his next court date is set for april today. state senator scott wiener and advocates for transgender youth rallied against president trump's executive order to pause gender affirming care for young people in some states. hospitals have suspended medication and surgeries for people under the age of 18. today, senator wiener affirmed that he will support transgender youth here in the bay area. in national news tonight, president trump is pushing to expand school choice programs saying the current to public education system is failing students. critics say, though, that programs like that take money from public schools ultimately >> hurt education. kron four's washington correspondent. many beer-temple reports. >> pres

adrian lafrance said it best. you wrote in an article in the atlantic titled the rise of techno authoritarianism, techno, authoritarian ism, the new technocrat its claim to embrace enlightenment values. but in fact, they're leading an anti-democratic, illiberal the world that silicon valley elites have brought into being is work of reckless social engineering without consequence for its architects, they promised community but so division claim to champion truth, but spread lies wrapped themselves in concepts such as empowerment, liberty, but surveil relentlessly fabulous. passage from a fabulous essay in the atlantic. it's sad that one of the best passages in the book is written by someone else. but there you go. now it's a really great, wonderful passage. you're not alone in crying out like cassandra and saying, you know, there are a lot of people out there who are raising these alarm bells. yeah, actually, on twitter people pretend that i'm the only critic. this there's an old rhetorical move which is try to dim

applause until all names are announced with today are maryland's first lady, dawn moore, adrian jones speaker of the maryland house of delegates. anthony brown, maryland attorney general derrick davis, maryland state treasurer. brooke lieberman, patrol comptroller of maryland. currently mayor. church street members of the church freetown council. lady fifer president. dorchester county council members the dorchester county council. thomas hutchison, maryland state delegate, district 37 being edith patterson maryland state delegate district 28. members of the maryland assembly multiple members of the governor's cabinet, lieutenant general donna martin, the inspector general of the united states army, brigadier general andrew collins, deputy attorney general, maryland national guard. brigadier andrew dockery. commander maryland air national guard. brigadier general amy kritzer director. joint staff. maryland national guard. lieutenant general. stop dingle. retired major linda singh retired command sergeant major david senior enlisted leader maryland guard. we've seen a very special welc

police say pedro armando, law, no used fentanyl with his girlfriend, adrian garber earlier this monthe morning after they use the drug. the 26 year-old woman was found dead from an overdose. prosecutors say the couple has a history of fentanyl overdoses. narcan was used to save the victim's life in a previous overdose or a is charged with second-degree murder. he remains in custody without bail. his next court date is set for april. >> developing news, the push back against president trump's executive orders continues this time in santa clara county county. officials in the south bay filed a lawsuit seeking to block the president's birth right citizenship order. the suit filed in federal court this week calls the order unlawful and unconstitutional. county leaders argue trump's order could have profound local impacts such as denying benefits to children more than 60% of santa clara county children are believed to have least one foreign-born parent county leaders say this is the highest percentage in california. >> now to the latest on the wildfires in los angeles. a 56 year-old man ha

the chp says 17 year old adrian copeman was last seen near happy valley road and west bridge lane aroundyesterday in pleasanton. he was last spotted wearing a black beanie, black sweatshirt, black pants and black shoes. he is believed to be walking. if you have any information on his whereabouts, you're asked to call the chp. san francisco police helped the u.s. army last night with a long awaited homecoming of world war two veteran staff sergeant ewan hoppe. after touching down at sfo airport, his casket was escorted off the plane to a car where his only living sister, 93 year old marjorie wong, welcomed him back home. in 1944, sergeant juan hoppe was flying a mission in germany when his plane was shot down. most of his crewmates became prisoners of war. nguyen and two other crew members remained unaccounted for until he was recovered and identified in june of 2024. well, the cafe and home goods store owned by ayesha curry is closing its downtown oakland flagship location. sweet july made that announcement today. no exact reason for the closure was shared, but the post said the difficul

and roberts adrian peeler, a drug kingpin who was convicted in the death of an eight-year-old boy and his mother. leonard has already been referred to that murdered two fbi agents and even director wray at that time, the former director said that that should not have happened. and judge michael carnahan, who took kickbacks for wrongly sending juveniles for profit detention centers. alex saab who laundered illicit proceeds for no context terrorists. nicolas maduro, and was a key connection between venezuela and iran. and five family members of his own family. president biden did that. senator cornyn. sen. cornyn: welcome. do you believe that america is an exceptional nation? mr. patel: it is the greatest nation. sen. cornyn: your family went through a lot to get here. mr. patel: they sure did. sen. cornyn: and your life story is a great example of people pursuing the american dream. do you believe what a large part of weights -- what makes america exceptional nation is the rule of no -- the rule of law? mr. patel: it is a fundamental precept because without a single or application we g