from his talk show days on late night with conan o'brien. >> conan. o'brien. >> check this out.is h podcast, conan o'brien needs a friend. >> and it wouldn't be terrible. >> you know, wouldn't be terrible is my benchmark. that's our best review. >> conan eager to react to those moments on the march 2nd oscars. more than eager, actually. >> i'm paying people to create moments. i'm going to have a lot of fake moments that i can react to, and people can say, wow, conan conan's a genius. how did he see that coming? and then later on, i'm giving tom hanks $300 in the parking lot. >> how about taped pieces or things away from the theater? >> that's always been one of my fortes. and when i would host the emmys, i would always like to have a tape piece or two under my belt where we could really craft something and make something special. you need to be careful. if you do too many of them, you lose. i think the people that are there in the room. >> but before the oscars filling their own la room this sunday, the grammys, the first award shows since the fires. >> i look at that decision.

he has some serious octagon time and also with us teamster general president sean o'brien. to go over the past but sean, my mom was a prison guard, my mom was a waitress on the weekends. washing dishes every friday, saturday, sunday night until two in the morning. busboy waiter, bartender. 10 years of my life 10 years in construction. if you thank i am against working men and women i am no tax on tips over time social security guy. >> that is great. and listen, i think everybody has embraced the american worker. i think a look, the senate and i have put our differences together together we agree on what we can agree on that will be disagreements and that is the beauty about having dialog and conversations that you know we can maybe come to terms and conditions that work for both people. both sides. i thank right now it is crazy. you know the senator and i have endorsed congresswoman former congress morning -- congresswoman lori to do what is read for the american people. we can agree to disagree on right to work, agree to disagree on the proactive. but the task at hand is g

it was oklahoma senator markwayne mullin versus teamsters general president sean o'brien. here's a reminder. what happened. this is back in 23. >> tweeted at me one, two, three, four, five times. and let me read what the last one said. it said greedy ceo who pretends like he's self-made. sir, i wish he was in the truck with me when i was building my plumbing company myself. quick, the tough guy act in these senate hearings. you know where to find me. any place, any time, cowboy. sir, this is a time. this is a place. if you want to run your mouth, we can be two consenting adults. we can finish it here. >> okay. that's fine. >> perfect. >> you want to do it now? >> i'd love to. >> do. >> it right now. well, stand your butt up, then. >> you stand. >> your butt up. i'll hold it. i'll stop it. is that your solution to every problem? >> no, no. >> sit down. >> sit down. look at you. you know. >> you're a united states senator. >> sit active. okay. >> sit down please. >> okay. and while they almost came to blows, the two men now are ready to bury the hatchet, saying president tru

kevin o'brien.ou're going to talk to kevin in a few minutes. >> we are in just a few minutes. >> he's going to talk about dennis some more, which is awesome. but kevin hired me many, many, like 30. i think it was 35 years ago. so he's sitting right there. i'm going to tell kevin's story. okay. look at the rainfall totals real quick. and i'm going to tell kevin's story. so this is how much rain we got over the last bunch of days. it was sunny a day. it's awesome. we get more rain tomorrow. we're going to get to that. but kevin, one time i missed cloudy and i called in sick. it was in the january book when we used to have books, and i called in sick and i and i was i wasn't actually, but i wanted to do something. sorry, kev. and so he called me up to the office the next day and he goes, hey, bill. hey. he talks like this. you'll hear. he goes, hey, bill, this, this, this a job to me. this is the job that i work out really hard. i do it every day. what's it for you? is it a job or is it. is it a hobby?

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact, president donald trump says his administration will forge a society that's, quote, colorblind and merit based dei experts say. yeah, creating a merit based workplace is the goal of diversity, equity and inclusion. there is a direct correlation between diversity and business success. i talked to the ceo of the global black economic forum about who actually benefits from dei. plus, at 80 years old, alice waters calls herself a food activist. i want to pay for food rather than health care. thank you. i talked with the culinary icon about launching a world renowned restaurant. teaching young people through gardening and promoting sustainable organic farming. and this super bowl weekend. the story of a young man whose dream of going pro was sidelined by injury. how he's finding new meaning. i can't afford to have an off day. like they matter. their lives matter. they need this. helping kids learn to read those stories right now on matter of fact. one of the first

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact. today, a remarkable journey. eight years ago, i interviewed michael bornstein. most prisoners did not survive very long. bornstein was one of the few children to survive the auschwitz concentration camp. now, at 84 years old, he returns, this time with his family. i'd like to say it won't happen again, but some way or another, it will happen again. michael, let our cameras come along, hoping that his story could help guide us to a better future. plus, it's about one garbage truck. a second. we buy a lot of clothes, and much of it is ending up in landfills. could more sustainable shopping actually catch on and help reduce waste? but first, keeping our kids safe is a top priority. we're the united states of america. we should not be having any kids harmed on a school campus. he led a panel that was supposed to advise the government on how to prevent school shootings. what happens now that the trump administration has put that panel on pause? those stories right now on matter of fact. nearly 400,000 children have ex

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact. 50 years ago, special education became a federal mandate. the goal? giving all children a fair shot at academic success. at the end of the day, these kids are our future. if we don't teach them, who will. but in recent years, schools have struggled to recruit and retain special ed teachers. where's the teachers? why is every time we turn around, there's a new person? our kids need more. nowadays. we just don't always have enough people to do that. could a program in indiana be a blueprint for training more educators? plus, it's called bird flu. but it's not just birds that are getting sick. we can see that the virus is doing what viruses do. they adapt. the outbreak has been going on for years. could lessons from the covid pandemic help bring it to an end? and information is its own pot of riches. it betters us all. how a college program is helping communities build wealth by encouraging students to share what they're learning in the classroom. those stories

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact, after renting for more than three decades, lisa brooks wanted to buy a home. i was looking for something specific. i was looking for a bungalow. but her story, like so many others, high mortgage rates and out of state investors were driving up costs. i wanted to know what was she going to do with the property? how the help of strangers and a nonprofit are landing milwaukee residents in homes of their own. plus, the power of words. they opened the door for acts of government that have impacts in real people. we explore why the trump administration is using very specific and intentional language in crafting its new immigration policies. and disaster recovery efforts continue in north carolina months after hurricane helene. it looked like he literally dropped a bomb. how a small nonprofit is coming to the rescue. those stories right now on matter of fact. buying a home is the largest financial decision many people will make, but it's getting harder and harder t

abc's jay o'brien. >> reporter: nearly three years after russia's brutal invasion of ukraine, sources telling abc news top trump administration officials are traveling to saudi arabia to jump start peace talks between moscow and kyiv. the trip expected this week. sources telling abc news that secretary of state marco rubio, waltz and wittkov are expected to meet with russian officials. ukrainian negotiators not expected to participate at this point. president volodymyr zelenskyy saying today. >> maybe bring something to the table but not our table. i didn't see any invitations. >> reporter: days ago, president trump speaking by phone with zelenskyy after a 90-minute phone call with vladimir putin. >> we had a great call, lasted a long time. think president putin wants peace, president zelenskyy wants peace. i want peace. >> reporter: trump, who long promised to end the war was asked if he viewed ukraine as an equal in these talks. >> do you view ukraine as an equal member of this peace process? >> interesting question. i think they have to make peace, their people are being killed. >>

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for the pbs news hour, i'm miles o'brien near rawlins, wyoming. ♪ amna: has cuba stands to become moreany are leaving. by one estimate, there's a 10% drop in population in recent years. though actual numbers are higher. those who stay on the island are essentially shut off from family in the u.s. senior carlos curbelo has spent decades putting the pain of that political divide into songs. here's jeffrey brown with his second report from havana for our series canvas and art in action. exploring the intersection of art and democracy. ♪ >> one word says nothing, sings carlos. at the same time, it hides everything. a renowned and beloved cuban singer-songwriter, he's a master of imagery and language. singing wards as in one of his best-known songs that have spoken loud and clear if often through metaphor and poetry to several generations of cubans. >> it is a mystery. but the power of words, the power of a verse, the power of song, the power of a book, that is a blessing. his words can transform, they can read your soul and your heart, they can shake your bones and change her life. that ca

i'd now like to call up acting commander alexa o'brien of the investigations bureau to present actually the next two awards. so alexa mayor larry chief scott, distinguished guests and members of the san francisco police department, the public and the public today were gathered to honor not just a law enforcement professional but a true pillar of our community. acting lieutenant sergeant inspector antonio flores, known to all of us as simply tony. >> as you heard, he was born and raised in the heart of san francisco. tony's roots run deep. he grew up on pixley, ali in the northern district alongside his sisters and mother attending galileo high school. his journey with the san francisco police department began in 1982 when he just stepped into mission station unknowingly laying the foundation for a career that would become the gold standard in service, leadership and compassion over the years tony's trajectory with the sfp has been nothing but short of extraordinary. after honing his skills at narcotics division for 13 years, tony was promoted to sergeant in 1998 where he worked closely

i'd now like to call up acting commander alexa o'brien of the investigations bureau to present actually the next two awards. so alexa mayor larry chief scott, distinguished guests and members of the san francisco police department, the public and the public today were gathered to honor not just a law enforcement professional but a true pillar of our community. acting lieutenant sergeant inspector antonio flores, known to all of us as simply tony. >> as you heard, he was born and raised in the heart of san francisco. tony's roots run deep. he grew up on pixley, ali in the northern district alongside his sisters and mother attending galileo high school. his journey with the san francisco police department began in 1982 when he just stepped into mission station unknowingly laying the foundation for a career that would become the gold standard in service, leadership and compassion over the years tony's trajectory with the sfp has been nothing but short of extraordinary. after honing his skills at narcotics division for 13 years, tony was promoted to sergeant in 1998 where he worked closely

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kevin o'brien, the general manager of the station. bill. joining us for this little conversation as you worked with dennis for so many years. i want to focus, kevin, on your friendship, though. first. how did it last so long? what was that connection? what was that bond that you and dennis had? >> well, i owed him a lot of money because he was really the reason for my success here at channel two. i, i knew he i knew i called it magic. i remember the first night that i was in town, my boss from cox, who used to own the station, was with me, and we were staying at one of those fancy hotels, and i rushed over and i watched the tent. and the tent had terrible ratings, and i watched dennis for ten minutes, and i picked up the phone and i called his room, called bill's room, and he said, i was just about to go to bed. i said, bill, i got magic. this guy, dennis rickman, i'm going to build this television station around him because i couldn't believe how good he was on the air. he just he just had it. god gave it to him. he could. there's nothing

but let's focus on the larry o'brien. that's the trophy at the end. >> of the nba season. >> warriors all of a sudden got some momentum. a long way to go. but you like their chances now with jimmy butler. they've got a whole new team. >> yeah this is good momentum. and look for the wooden spoon. there's only up from there. >> that's right. >> no more wooden spoons. >> that's right okay. thanks chris. well it is being called one of the very with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] according to a 2025 ranking from conde nast, the global media company applauds the zoo for its conservation efforts, such as its chim

miles o'brien, thank you so much. sure more to come on these investigations, but we certainly appreciate your analysis. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> still ahead. tonight, a special episode of the whole story. anderson cooper has a deeper look into the safety of our skies again. that's next. hour. it's going to air at 7 p.m. right here on cnn. still ahead. could trump's tariffs turn out to be good for china? what might happen if u.s. allies have to rely on a different trading partner? you're in the cnn newsroom. >> i lay on my back, frozen, thinking the darkest thoughts. >> and then. >> everything changed. >> dana said. >> you're still. >> you. >> and i. >> love you. >> super man. the christopher reeve story. >> tonight at eight on cnn. okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. >> ensure with 27. >> vitamins and minerals. >> nutrients for immune health., and ensure complete with 30g. >> of protein dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch so y

kelly, we have the larry o'brien trophy this morning. here to crossover, they're going to be able to get their own signature photo with the most coveted trophy in the league, the larry o'brien trophy. he just came out moments ago. it was like he knew that we had a live shot. he was like, i want to be part of this. we'll see you walk. all right? i just want to make sure, i make sure i think he heard me right. he absolutely heard you. so much going on here, kelly. you got to walk us through because, you know, laura and marcus were just saying it's all about the fans. they can test their fitness. they can test their skills. kind of just like right here. absolutely. at nba fitness, you can run through like you're an nba player in the draft combine. before the players come to the league they test their vertical jump. and so you can test your your jump. you can, you know, pass a ball into the skills challenge. you can run on the treadmill and get on the peloton. we'll check your heart rate. and then for fans of all ages, get out here and bounc

you know, conan o'brien told me, if you ever bump into an snl person, you could be talking about, youive minutes, you're going to be talking about lorne michaels buying flip flops on saint barts. you know, all roads lead to lorne. and so my idea was to try to get inside this obsession. you know why they're all so curious about him? why they want to please him so desperately and help explain that to the wider comedy world. >> and you take us through that workweek at snl, the monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. how each day is different. each day becomes more difficult than the one before. you also take us through the beginning story of lorne michaels that begins in canada. and i want to put up a picture of lauren and rosie shuster. this is when they're in high school. this is at a in 1964. this is a friend's sweet 16 party. this photo is in the book. i've never seen photos like this of lorne michaels. so one of the. i just was so engrossed with the beginning chapters of his life, his childhood, and losing his father at a young age. taking on rosie schuster's father,

miles o'brien, thank you very much. good to see you. and coming up at nine this morning, transportation secretary sean duffy sits down with jake tapper and dana bash for state of the union. >> this week, senators will question two of president trump's most controversial cabinet picks. coming up, how trump's allies are working to shore up support for rfk jr. and tulsi gabbard. plus, it is the biggest night in music. who's the early favorite to win this year's top prize album of the year? >> the last thing you think is someone's going to pass away. >> everybody watched him become this force. >> none of us is perfect. kobe lived it. >> in a way that. >> the world watched. >> the finale of kobe the making of a legend saturday at nine on cnn. >> dry. >> tired. itchy. >> burning my. >> dry eye. >> symptoms got. >> worse over time, my eye doctor explained the root was inflammation. >> shejaiya was made for that. >> so relief is lasting. >> shejaiya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use of allergic dzidra and seek medical

. >> you had such fantastic sources from from jim to conan o'brien to jon hamm to everyone, tina fey,lly talk to the press, which you know, was my benefit here, but everyone he hires is very smart and articulate and funny. so every one of these people and i talk to all of them is a journalist's dream. you know, conan o'brien told me, if you ever bump into an snl person, you could be talking about, you know, prime minister, former prime minister theresa may, or health care or. but within five minutes, you're going to be talking about lorne michaels flip flops on saint barts. you know, all roads lead to lorne. and so my idea was to try to get inside this obsession. you know why they're all so curious about him, why they want to please him so desperately and help explain that to the wider comedy world. >> and you take us through that workweek at snl, the monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. how each day is different. each day becomes more difficult than the one before. you also take us through the beginning story of lorne michaels that begins in canada, and i want to p

what new oscar host conan o'brien is revealing? don't miss on the red carpet. and the nominees are tonight at 9:00, right here on abc seven. and remember, abc seven is your home for the oscars this year. it's on sunday, march 2nd, and for the first time, the show will stream live on hulu as well. disney, of course, is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. still to come, this morning, a new sculpture in san francisco's hayes valley comes with a caveat. don't climb. now. the city is having to erect signs i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] put into place for an 18 foot tall sculpture in san francisco's hayes valley. the talking head sculpture was installed la

that will mark conan o'brien's first time hosting. ♪ you're going to be popular ♪ >> reporter: and 13e, including mikey madison. >> you learn russian, you immerse yourself into this world of erotic dancing. what was the most difficult aspect of all of this? >> i think they were difficult for different reasons. like, you know, learning how to dance as realistically as i possibly could, it was very physically demanding. ♪ >> reporter: and monica barbaro portraying joan baez in "a complete unknown". >> an iconic folk singer. how worried were you about how the fans might see you and how joan herself might interpret your performance? >> i was terrified. i wanted to do her justice. i also wanted to perfect her sound and make it as close as i possibly could to being here so he was accurately represented. >> the 97 academy awards a week from tomorrow. lindsey and i will both be cohosting the oscars preshow beginning at 3:30 p.m. eastern time. >>> i'm whit johnson in new york. thank you so much for joining us. hope you'll tune back in tomorrow morning on "gma." good night. alfonso: hi, i'm alf

pat o'brien's. >> will. >> get to you. >> pat o'brien's. >> not good. listen, i used to be. >> that close. >> of a game. clay. clay, here's the problem. i agree with you. we don't have a bet. i agree with your analysis completely, so we'll have to. >> wow. >> i was so good. you walked away. >> i'm not walking away. i'm just giving you my opinion. all right. anyway, michel, good to see you, clay. good to see you. >> all right. coming up. >> it'll be a good game. that's what i hope for. coming up, donald trump bringing back plastic straws. thank you. god, i want plastic. i hate paper straws. where do you hear what kamala said about her political future? also, jimmy failla weighs in on all of it straight ahead. >> jimmy ivanova powers america every. day as. >> the leading american. >> energy manufacturer, we've never stopped building the technologies that drive today's economy and define the future of energy. we know an abundant, independent and secure energy system starts here at home. it's why we're investing millions in american manufacturing and creati

the film follows ora o'brien, the first female musician to ever play in the new york philharmonic. bassist was hired by legendary composer leonard bernstein nearly 60 years ago. she went on to play with the philharmonic for a remarkable 55 years. o'brien, who endured sexism from her colleagues and audiences alike, recently told the guardian of her early days playing with the new york philharmonic, quote, i never let a man carry my bass. for me, the only girl in the orchestra is streaming now on netflix, and you can see who takes home the oscar for best documentary short on sunday, march 2nd. still ahead, we're learning more about the trump administration's layoffs at the department of health and human services over the weekend, and how those cuts could impact the country's response to the current ongoing bird flu outbreak. those details nice to meet ya. bird flu outbreak. those details wh my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years and i'm from flowery branch, georgia. when i have customers come in, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's effective. does not requir

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in a statement, teamsters general president sean o'brien saying in part, quote, costco has two choices respect the workers who made them a success or face a national strike. if costco thinks they can exploit our members while raking in billions will shut them down. >> there have been very successful, and we've been part of that success, and we're just asking them to give their fair share and add to our medical benefits and dental and our wages. >> costco recently announcing plans to increase its hourly pay in most stores to more than $30. the company says it's been negotiating with the union in good faith, adding in a statement in part, quote, we have always treated our employees fairly and well throughout the history of our company. >> people who work for us and like who work for costco or anybody like, should be treated fairly. like if everybody is doing money, might as well spread the wealth. >> and unclear where negotiations stand right now. at last, check both sides at the bargaining table again. a deal would need to be hammered out by midnight this evening in hayward, zac sos. kt

be different in light of the recent fires across southern california and what new oscar host conan o'brienrevealing. so don't miss on the red carpet. and the nominees are tonight at nine here on abc seven. and remember, abc seven is your home for the oscars this year. it's on sunday, march 2nd, and for the first time, the show is going to stream live on hulu as well. disney's, the parent company of hulu and abc. seven in the north bay. the lake sonoma steelhead festival returned today at the warm springs dam that's to celebrate the annual return of steelhead trout to spawn the next generation of fish. this was at milt brant visitor center on clausen fish hatchery. the festival featured nature exhibits, demonstrations and tours for kids and adults. i think they had a pretty nice day to do that. we just had some beautiful weather today. >> we did. we've had sunny skies the last couple of days. it's been a little bit chilly, but i don't think that has stopped anybody from having. >> no rain. >> no rain yet. i want to mention, zach, that we just got a report of a 7.6 earthquake that occurred t

. >> conan o'brien. sunday, march 2nd. finding homes for homeless dogs, prosthetics for amputees and cash and lamborghinis for winning contestants. it's all in a day's work for beast games creator mrbeast, who rarely grants interviews but sat down with our will reeve. >> how do you define success? >> well, at the end of the day, it's the audience entertained. whichever one of you leaves last wins half $1 million. >> at just 26 years old, mrbeast real name jimmy donaldson is dominating youtube. >> i somehow have. >> unrestricted access to all the great pyramids of egypt. >> how did this all come to be? >> i just started making videos when i was 11, and i'm 26 now, and we went from ten views a video to 100 views to a thousand views, a video, and now over 100 million people watch it. it's not expecting this. >> the self-made viral superstar is known for his ambitious, over-the-top videos. >> here's a credit card. you can spend whatever you want. but if you go over the limit, you don't get anything. >> filmed all over the worl

fans can take a picture with the larry o'brien championship trophy, although it may not be the real thing. >> there's lots of games chances to test your skills. also, plenty of booth selling nba merge. but the real attraction is the chance to meet the players. talked to a couple of fans waiting in line for autographs most about seeing the players like it. okay. coming up, we don't we don't see that local played also the vibe of the city with the all-star year to bring a bay area like it's much needed obvious. i'd players are in line covid 09:00am right now. he says employers know victor wembanyama is going to be here. it's a lot of fun. >> if you're thinking about coming down to check out the fan experience this weekend, keep in mind that they're also lunar new year events in san francisco this weekend. so there's going to be a lot of traffic plan ahead. maybe take public transit if you can. in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 >> tomorrow is the last day to enjoy the event. the doors open at 10 in the morning. goes on until 06:00pm $50 for adults. 25 for children and a reminder mun

i'm miles o'brien. it is now 9:00 a.m. on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. out west. take a look outside.or. it's actually the space shuttle columbia coming back. we're watching it. landing about 15 minutes away. ♪ -we've also lost the nose gear down talkback and the right main gear down talkback. ♪ -columbia, houston. comm check. ♪ -and then everybody started to lose sensors. they were getting no telemetry whatsoever. the screens were just going blank, reading nothing, just turning off. -columbia, houston, uhf, comm check. ♪ ♪ -there was a tenseness coming into the room. my focus was forward -- you know, trying to get something to report to flight that was useful. but there wasn't anything. ♪ -mila's not reporting any r.f. at this time. -fdo, when are you expecting tracking? ♪ -one minute ago, flight. ♪ -columbia, houston, uhf comm check. ♪ -he makes the call. we hear nothing. ♪ you look at the screen, and the tracking hadn't moved from the dallas area. oh, it was painful. yeah, it is weird that we still call these things phones. well, yeah. they're more like mini computers. precisely, n

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. >> hosted by me, conan o'brien. >> sunday, march 2nd live on abc and hulu. monday, march 3rd.ive from the oscars stage. it's live after the oscars show in hollywood. >> when rideshare companies don't hold themselves accountable for injuries caused by their drivers. we will. justice takes more than a fighter. you need a champion walk. a personal injury law. call 866. walk up law. >> gma this week the oscar countdown is on the stars. the style. all the inside buzz on hollywood's biggest night. >> we are on the road to the oscars. >> plus, kate hudson, chelsea handler, vanna white and her son nico and guy fieri on. >> good morning america. >> will reeve finding my father wednesday night on abc. >> developing news one police officer is dead and five people are hurt after a hostage situation at upmc memorial hospital in york county, pennsylvania. police say the suspect entered the hospital with a semiautomatic handgun and zip ties on saturday morning. he went to the icu and held several staff hostage, and the suspect left the icu holding a hospital worker at gunpoint. police opened

international teamsters president sean o'brien is in the house tonight and he knows what a good trucking job means to a american family, and so do we. [applause] another thing that means something to a lot of people that we did, we made history by pardoning hundreds of thousands of people for misdemeanor marijuana convictions. it was the right thing to do. thank you. in massachusetts, our greatest resource is our people. when we took office, too many were leaving for other states. guess what, now, that trend is changing. each year that we've been in office, fewer people have left. last year, we had the biggest population increase since 1964. that is a 60 year high. [applause] i know when we deliver results, and people are free to chase their dreams, there is no limit to how strong we can be. it is why we are ranked number one in education, number one in innovation, number one in health care. we were named the best state for women, best state to have a baby, and best state to raise a family. we are ranked the most environmentally friendly state, and the safest state as well. our economy h

. >> in a statement, teamsters general president sean o'brien saying in part, quote, costco has two choices respect the workers who made them a success or face a national strike. if costco thinks they can exploit our members while raking in billions will shut them down. >> there have been very successful, and we've been part of that success, and we're just asking them to give their fair share and add to our medical benefits and dental and our wages. >> costco recently announcing plans to increase its hourly pay in most stores to more than $30. the company says it's been negotiating with the union in good faith, adding in a statement in part, quote, we have always treated our employees fairly and well throughout the history of our company. >> people who work for us and like who work for costco or anybody like, should be treated fairly. like, if everybody is doing money, might as well spread the wealth. >> and unclear where negotiations stand right now. at last, check both sides at the bargaining table again. a deal would need to be hammered out by midnight this evening. jana. >> all right. z

fans can take a picture with the larry o'brien championship trophy, although it may not be the real thing>> there's lots of games chances to test your skills. also, plenty of booth selling nba merge. but the real attraction is the chance to meet the players. talked to a couple of fans waiting in line for autographs most about seeing the players like it. okay. coming out, we don't we don't see that local played also the vibe of the city with the all-star year to bring a bay area like it's much needed obvious. i just want their players are in line am right now. he says employers know victor wembanyama is going to be here. it's a lot of fun. >> if you're thinking about coming down to check out theb fan experience this weekend, keep in mind that they're also lunar new year events in san francisco this weekend. so there's going to be a lot of traffic plan ahead. maybe take public transit if you can. in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 and doors open at 10 and the fun goes on until 06:00pm. it's $50 for adults. and 25 for children. >> a reminder traffic is expected to be heavy again comi

i think they are running scared because they see donald trump working with teamsters, sean o'brien, appointingr to lead the department of labor. and it has been terrified to see a republican party that actually wants to or an win those votes and potentially become the new party at the working class and organize labor in this country. >> todd: we will be watching that. sorry we had backlit next and we have you back, you have to played the drums because you have the drum set in the background of. that is awesome. did not go anywhere, greg steube is there annexed. >> carley: he is good at the drums too. a talent to guy. up on "fox & friends." >> i don't think i have ever seen drums in the back of a shot. we will take it. good seeing you all. coming up this thursday "fox & friends" scott turner said to make an announcement on how his department is taking steps to cut millions in wasteful spending. we will give you the news on that. plus, president trump making families great again at the white house. lara trump reacts ahead of the debut her new show, "my view" on fox news. plus we are tracking the

i'd now like to call up acting comm ale o'brien of the investigations bureau to present actually the chief scott, distinguished guests and members of the san francisco police department, the public and the public today were gathered to honor not just a law enforcement professional but a true pillar of our community. acting lieutenant sergeant inspector antonio flores, known to all of us as simply tony. >> as you heard, he was born and raised in the heart of san francisco. tony's roots run deep. he grew up on pixley, ali in the northern district alongside his sisters and mother attending galileo high school. his journey with the san francisco police department began in 1982 when he just stepped into mission station unknowingly laying the foundation for a career that would become the gold standard in service, leadership and compassion over the years tony's trajectory with the sfp has been nothing but short of extraordinary. after honing his skills at narcotics division for 13 years, tony was promoted to sergeant in 1998 where he worked closely with the tenderloin task force. if you've

i'd now like to call up acting commander alexa o'brien of the investigations bureau to present actuallythe next two awards. so alexa mayor larry chief scott, distinguished guests and members of the san francisco police department, the public and the public today were gathered to honor not just a law enforcement professional but a true pillar of our community. acting lieutenant sergeant inspector antonio flores, known to all of us as simply tony. >> as you heard, he was born and raised in the heart of san francisco. tony's roots run deep. he grew up on pixley, ali in the northern district alongside his sisters and mother attending galileo high school. his journey with the san francisco police department began in 1982 when he just stepped into mission station unknowingly laying the foundation for a career that would become the gold standard in service, leadership and compassion over the years tony's trajectory with the sfp has been nothing but short of extraordinary. after honing his skills at narcotics division for 13 years, tony was promoted to sergeant in 1998 where he worked closely w

fans can take a picture with the larry o'brien championship trophy, although it may not be the real thing. >> there's lots of games chances to test your skills. also, plenty of booth selling nba merge. but the real attraction is the chance to meet the players. talked to a couple of fans waiting in line for autographs most about seeing the players like kate. okay, coming out, we don't we don't see that local played also the vibe of the city with the all-star year to bring a bay area light. it's much needed obvious. i want their players are in line for covid 09:00am right now. is a lawyer's know victor wembanyama is going to be here. it's a lot of fun. >> if you're thinking about coming down to check out the fan experience this weekend, keep in mind that there are also lunar new year events in san francisco this weekend. so there's going to be a lot of traffic plan ahead. maybe take public transit if you can. in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> tomorrow is the last day to enjoy that event. doors open at 10 on the morning. the fun goes on until 06:00pm. it is a $50 for adults

conan o'brien, david letterman. you've got actors. you've got athletes. you've got musicians on the show. do they approach it in different ways? athletes compared to actors? >> yeah. i'm curious your take on this. i do think genre to genre, there is a difference in how they approach it. like in an an athlete, when they're doing "hot ones," they approach it in a one more rep kind of way. you can see the athlete wiring in them on the show. and then actors, artists very like i need to immerse myself in the experience. [ laughter ] and then musicians are just worried we might have fried their vocal cords, destroyed their career while appear this talk show. >> jimmy: i feel like a glutton, i guess, is the way i approach it. it's funny, because i looked at some of the comments after i did it on youtube, and people are very impressed that i ate the whole wing, which i didn't know. it never occurred to me not to eat the whole wing. >> i know this about you. so i think that's an exalted category in "hot ones" guests, ones th

what new oscar host conan o'brien is revealing? the red carpet and all the nominees tonight at 9:00 right here on abc seven. and remember, abc seven is your home for the oscars this year. it's on sunday, march 2nd. and for the first time, the show will stream live on hulu as well. disney, of course, is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. well, the oscars are considering a new requirement that movie producers must disclose the use of artificial intelligence. variety reports the award show may add the new rule after the best picture nominee, the brutalist and other high profile nominees that used a.i. it recently stirred up some controversy. as many of you may know, currently there is only an optional form to disclose ai in oscars submissions. so if oscars organizers decide to make that change, it would apply to the 2026 awards. still to come this morning, how our water supply stacks up i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaa