then years later here was barry bonds growing up he was willie's godson. his dad was a teammate of the great willie mays and yet it was a natural for barry to come here but he got drafted out of college by pittsburgh so he didn't go to the jazz. he went to the pirates. that's the way baseball works. but when he became a free agent the giants had new ownership was coming in at that time and a lot of other owners sort of felt like maybe they had jumped the gun a little bit because they signed the free agent barry bonds before they been approved as the owners by all the other owners. these owners were a little upset you gave him how much money and so there were a lot of gnashing of teeth and whatnot. but barry bonds came to the giants and the giants that first year won 103 games that season barry's first year here and not much was known about it at that time but the ball was already rolling there. peter mcgowan and knowing that they had to get out of candlestick park and get a new beautiful new ballpark for the future giants baseball to be secure and that was

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willie james? >> reporter: nancy, good evening to you.sident trump delivering on a key campaign threat, imposing punishing tariffs on canada, china, and mexico. a move that economists warn will raise prices for americans. president trump throwing the first punch in a fight with america's largest trading partners. imports from canada and mexico will be hit with a tariff of 25%. imports from china 10%. the president says the tariffs are a reaction to illegal migration, illicit fentanyl, and trade deficits. >> number one is the people that are pouring into our country so horribly and so much. number two are the drugs, fentanyl and everything else. >> reporter: government data shows over 21,000 pounds of illicit fentanyl was seized at the u.s. southern border during fiscal year 2024. but only 43 pounds of the drug was seizes at the canadian border. canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the country is at a critical moment. >> we're ready with a response. a purposeful, forceful, but reasonable, immediate response. >> reporter: nearly 30%

david willis in washington, thank l willis in washington, thank you.l treatment. joe inwood has sent this report from jerusalem. at gaza's nasser hospital some of the youngest victims of the conflict arrive. soon they will finally receive it. person in the world." as part of the fragile but so far successful ceasefire ofer calderon, held in captivity since october in return, hundreds of palestinians, some serving long sentences, others never charged this is part one of a three—part ceasefire deal. to negotiate. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way to washington to meet with president trump. of all our hostages, and dealing with the iranian terror axis and all its components. but this is just the start. who still need medical treatment will be able to get out of gaza. joe inwood, bbc news. for phase two in the ceasefire negotiations from jerusalem. until president trump was almost in office and they were painstaking negotiations. the returning of all the male hostages, the soldiers, both sides have said they want to come to some sort of deal

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on sunday, today with willie geist. hey, willie. good morning kyra.see you tomorrow morning. on sunday today, a very special two part conversation with stand up comedy superar nate bargatze in front of a live audience, talking about his rise from the small clubs to the sold out arenas around the world. what does this moment feel like in your life? honestly, it's hard to imagine it took, you know, 20 years to then the last two years or whatever have been just like, you know, shot out of a cannon on a sunday. sit down, live with nate bargatze. plus, the morning's latest headlines and another life well lived. when sunday today airs at 6 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up at that hour on a sunday, just set the dvr and we will see you whenever you're ready for us. kira definitely willie, and we hope you're awake to catch willie at six tomorrow morning. and then just stick right here for your local news with us on today in the bay at seven. hopefully he has a lot more live interviews coming up. all right. back here locally, here is a quick look at the

then years later here was barry bonds growing up he was willie's godson. dad was a teammate of the great willie mays and yet it was a natural for barry to come here but he got drafted out of college by pittsburgh so he didn't go to the jazz. he went to the pirates. that's the way baseball works. but when he became a free agent the giants had new ownership was coming in at that time and a lot of other owners sort of felt like maybe they had jumped the gun a little bit because they signed the free agent barry bonds before they been approved as the owners by all the other owners. these owners were a little upset you gave him how much money and so there were a lot of gnashing of teeth and whatnot. but barry bonds came to the giants and the giants that first year won 103 games that season barry's first year here and not much was known about it at that time but the ball was already rolling there. peter mcgowan and knowing that they had to get out of candlestick park and get a new beautiful new ballpark for the future giants baseball to be secure and that was alr

willie james inman, cbs news, west palm beach, florida. >>> turning now to the middle east where therail and emaciated condition of some of the hostages being released by hamas has stunned many israelis. they're renewing pressure on their government now to extend the fragile ceasefire. the first phase of the ceasefire expires in just three weeks. phase 2 should include more hostages being released plus a complete israeli withdrawal from gaza. but so far there's been little progress on talks. cbs's chris livesay reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: after 16 months in hamas captivity it shows. eli sharabi embraces his brother and sister just after his release from a dungeon. his father-in-law, pete brisley, comparing sharabi to how he looked before and after, was horrified. >> to see the emaciated state that they put him in. an absolute disgrace. it was an absolute shock. and we both sat and cried. it looked as though he'd come out of a concentration camp. >> reporter: just before sharabi was released hamas forced him to tell the crowds in gaza that he was excited to be reunited with hi

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last year and the only time in my life it was two for two for february 4th 24 and it was willie mays day in san francisco. today i had the opportunity on to 5 to 5. it's not going to happen again and in my lifetime to celebrate barry bonds day in san francisco. so i congratulate barry bonds on having his day in san francisco. and it is important that in 1958 the giants moved to san francisco and we all have benefited from having a wonderful team here and great players like barry bonds and willie mays so happy barry bonds day. >> thank you. we look forward to tito fuentes day next year and juan marichal day in 2027. commissioner eppler now that that note knowing your jersey numbers, that's a hard act to follow. i figured i might as well get into the act. there was a matter before this board not too long ago regarding the renovation of a spray park in dogpatch. >> i wanted to report that to day. the fully renovated asbury park opened for business so anyone who wants to check out the rec park's newest brightest sunniest open space come down to minnesota 19th street and take a look. okay

willy james, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka.n this latest cbs news polling, americans say president trump is doing more than they anticipated in the beginning stages of his second term. and they like what they see. as president trump carries out his agenda with dramatic changes to the government, a new cbs news poll shows the american public largely approves. 70% of americans say president trump is doing what he promised during the campaign. but there's one warning sign. 66% of americans say he's not doing enough to lower prices. >> donald trump won the election in large part because of folks saying that they were feeling the effects of inflation, and so that could be a key number to watch going forward. >> reporter: some of president trump's executive actions on immigration and funding cuts are caught up in legal challenges, as many as 12 federal judges putting the brakes on trump's plans. polling shows americans are largely divided politically over the government of efficient's efforts to cut spending. >> i'm going to tell him

former san francisco mayor willie brown, reflecting on his lasting legacy. >> dennis richmond inspired every one of them to look to people of color, not only for broadcast purposes, for accuracy on information. and dennis set that standard. >> and civil rights attorney john burris says he first met dennis when he was a reporter, and burris was president of the uc berkeley african-american law students group when they were on strike. >> we've done many, many stories that i have been involved in down through the years, and so i have very fond memories of him. he was like the walter cronkite of my era that you rely upon him. you knew he was trustworthy. you always knew that the story was going to be accurately reported. and so you trusted him. >> burris said richmond earned his reputation among bay area politicians and public figures for his fairness and accuracy. we did receive this statement from former congresswoman barbara lee of oakland, saying, i joined with so many in oakland in mourning the passing of dennis richmond, a legend, trailblazer and dear friend. for decades, he was the

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they had willy adames ninth at shortstop. matt chapman six at third base. that one felt a little bit low just given the area had last year, but some big names at third base. and it is. i was looking at that and thinking the giants lineup i feel like is going to be a little bit deeper than maybe everyone thinks, but probably also still not deep enough for what we would, you know, you they still feel like a bat short and maybe like a bat and a half short when you look at who they're competing with at times, and especially when injuries pop up. but there is like a decent core there of a drunk lee, bob melvin said here in december on this podcast. he thinks wade will probably lead off if everyone is healthy. matt chapman coming off a good year. willie thomas coming off a very good year. elliott ramos coming off a breakout season. tyler fitzgerald as well. patrick bailey in the first half is great. patrick bailey in the second half runs out of steam, but maybe that'll change after two years of that happening. so you kind of look around and like they're actually

[laughter] when the fish bit her head and his like we read willie, for 40 years, three willie.reds of millions so now we can have fish in tanks that we can have humans in tanks. [laughter] >> i will come to you, my guess is number read, you're the heartiest dude i know. [laughter] he wants had a picture called grinding nemo. [laughter] a different animal. >> i want to get the mermaid a drink because she's doing a job we don't want to do. in their in the tank, first of all, it got hurt in the tank in a mermaid costume and it's not dangerous enough, let's put it giant mutant shark thing. [laughter] >> the one thing about the mermaid, 90% of the animals that chinese his use are fake. they have the panda bear was a guy in a panda costume. [laughter] this week that got caught with the tiger there was a dog. >> those a human dressed up as a mermaid? >> is probably the father. >> she's getting bit by the shark bite come on, frank. [laughter] >> i've got to get to the iphone fauci in 20 minutes. [laughter] >> i don't know but i trust the animals. the chinese aquarium. our aquariums hav

david willis, bbc news, washington. with the latest moves in the trade war.are expected to discuss european security, as well as migration. that he wants to acquire greenland. has more details on this. certainly awkward timing, wasn't it, that keir starmer dinner with the eu, just as donald trump, on the airport tarmac in maryland, told the bbc it is clear, by the way, that donald trump sees the uk as very distinct from the eu for these purposes. have been possible pre—brexit. between the uk and the eu. last night's dinner i think was really more about symbolism work of working out what that new relationship would look like. a way to achieve that with the eu while not harming his relations with the us. that would be a delicate task for even the most experienced prime minister. it's now keir starmer�*s just six or so months into thejob. the man who murdered three girls at a dance class axel rudakubana's life sentence will now be his minimum term of 52 years remains the same, and the life sentences for the ten attempted murder charges remain in place. to attend

>> well, willie.these questions and his answers take up 174 pages. >> and certainly they touch on a number of other. >> topics. >> including kash patel's. fundraising for people. associated with january 6th. but the. part of it that i. >> was really focused on has to do with that exchange that he had with. senator booker. >> that you just showed. >> which is was. kash patel aware. of any of the plans to fire agents at the fbi, to senior. >> officials at. >> the fbi. >> as. >> we saw through our own nbc news reporting last week of. sort of a major. purge at the fbi. >> and what's. >> interesting about his answers to those. >> questions is when kash patel is asked. did you direct them? >> were you involved. >> in them? >> his answer is. >> a flat no. >> but when he is asked the. >> question somewhat. >> differently, and i should say for our viewers. >> and for. >> you, he was asked these questions by a number. >> of different senators. >> all of whom use slightly. different wording. when asked whether h

willy.e we there was always a sense of inevitability on a the tariffs were put in place and b the trump would probably back down pretty quickly if the markets reacted badly. they did. we know how much emphasis he puts on the stock market. he uses that frankly as as a bellwether, not just on the economy but the success of his presidency. and as soon as they started to go down, well, deals were struck, tariffs were paused. >> then, of course, entirely predictable that the markets would go down with the announcement of widespread massive tariffs. let's bring into the conversation democratic congresswoman angie craig of minnesota. she is the ranking member on the house agriculture committee. congresswoman, thanks for being with us this morning. you are focused on farmers and agriculture on that committee. so as you look at the prospect of these tariffs that are on pause for now, we'll see if they go into place in a month or so. what would be the impact, starting with farmers in the state of minn

a 10% tariff on goods from china came into effect david willis, bbc news, washington.arts of the world. the prime minister and denmark's premier as well as migration. has more details on this. certainly awkward wasn't it, that keir starmer wasn't it, that keir starmer was on to brussels for was'on hiswayto brussels for long—awaited dinner with this long—awaited dinner with the eu, just donald trump on airport tarmac in maryland the rrt tarmac in maryland the rrt t. that: in maryland the rrt t. that he maryland the rrt t that he was yland told the bbc that he was applying tariffs to considering applying tariffs to the eu? potentially also in fact to uk. it is clear, by fact to the uk. it is clear, by the way, that donald sees the way.—that esnaldlrunto sees uk is very from —— eu for these purposes. that something that factually is something that factually would not have been possible pre—brexit. that keir starmer want that close a does want that close a between the uk and relationship between the uk and the eu. night�* dinner i the eu. last night�* dinner i think was mo

his another think that's important, fani willis and alvin bragg in this whole operation, the democratsn the biden justice department ran against trump and we the people, nathan wade built all kinds of hours for meetings he had with people in d.c. we think he met with the justice department. we think he met with the white house and january 6 people prayed he certainly built taxpayers of georgia for those meetings. we want to know what took place in those meetings and the coordination this whole l'affaire attack against president trump where they try to keep them off the ballot, we went those answers as well. >> the senior justice department official worked for bragg and what they act like he voluntarily went, i think he was planted there frankly. we know the attorney general of the united states abused special counsel appointment process, a special counsel to investigate joe biden when you are attorney general so there's no conflict of interest. we've never had a special account -- special prosecutor appointed to investigate your political opponent, who never had anything like that whic

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we do not just pardon people willy-nilly and let them out on the streets. we are very careful who we give this special relief to. they really have to show that they have rehabilitated themselves and been good prisoners, so to speak. that is really what i look at. if somebody has not behave themselves in jail, i am not going to grant compassionate release. so the recidivists raised -- rate is basically nothing because we are so careful about who we let out of jail. it's not a recidivism problem. the problem worries, -- the public worries, if you let somebody out of jail, they are going to commit a another crime. that is not the case. it is negligible comply -- compared to the high recidivism we have when people just get out of jail when they are being charged with a crime and have served their time. so those are two examples, you made me spill the beans on two of my six cases and the rest of themybe they can read it to find out. peter: judge, that's the compromise. we will not read the other ones. these are the six cases. they are revealed in the book, "a se

. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown said he recalls how there were very few african americanournalists when he first started out, and how dennis was a trailblazer. >> dennis richmond inspired every one of them to look to people of color, not only for broadcast purposes, for accuracy on information, and dennis set that standard. >> former california senator barbara boxer sent this message saying, in a world with so many ups and downs, dennis richmond had a calming effect as he brought light to every major story, no matter how complicated, disturbing or uplifting. former congresswoman barbara lee sent ktvu a statement as well, saying, quote, for decades, he was the voice who shined a light on our city, breaking barriers and broadcast news. my heartfelt condolences are with his family, friends, and the entire ktvu community. this is a loss for all of us. just a few of the remembrances were receiving in the ktvu newsroom about dennis richmond. a broadcast legend. reporting from the newsroom jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> and former south bay bureau chief lloyd lacuesta st

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the celebration follows last year's willie mays day on two for two for mays, who wore number 24. june. the significance here was not lost on the giants legend. >> it's such a great honor to be able to stand up here for 25, 25 and 2424. i, i think i'm going to try not to cry to that. like the godfather, like son is great because i've only wanted to have willie be proud of me as a godson and my father, as well as my family. >> giants broadcaster jon miller was also on hand for the ceremony. mayor lori says bonds was honored for his contributions to baseball and everything he's given to san francisco, including his community work with young people. >> good to see barry. you ain't seen him in a while. judge orders another pause on president trump's birthright ban. and today, the president signs another executive order, this time banning trans women from women's athletics. >> and later taking a ride to romance. how bart wants to bring couples together this valentin i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound sy

willie went straight for the eagles and george chose the chiefs.ank park zoo in iowa, went straight for the chiefs treat. and we're told misha has had 11 correct picks in the last 14 years. 14 years? i think misha might have a gambling problem. switching gears to security now. >>> new orleans says it is ready for the tens of thousands of fans who will descend on the city in the coming days for super bowl lix. security has been stepped up following the new year's day terror attack. cbs' danya bacchus joins us now from new orleans. the whole world will be watching sunday. what's the city doing to keep the super bowl safe? >> reporter: you're right. all eyes will be on new orleans and authorities say they've worked on this super bowl plan for over a year. they say there will no threat to the big game and say the city is the safest its ever been. with the count down to the super bowl lix under way security is already tight. no matter where you turn in new orleans's french quarter, you'll find law enforcement. >> we're very excited about this weekend, a

china warned it willi take countermeasures . well trump ordered an after trump ordered an additionalh president trump. i think it's a crazy idea and i'm a tariff is a domestic tax levied $12,500. prices, absorbed by the importer through lower profits orforeign here at his home in florida. mr trump said any disruption would be temporary and that on social media, mr trump said the us subsidised canada to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars, by becoming the 51st state. countries to stop illegal immigration mrtrump of doing nothing to combat violence at the border and threatened retaliatory taxes. of a trade war. and america imports. it cannot simply be said if they increase tariffs it should be a process of mutual cooperation and mutual win—win. there is no word yet on whether he has the uk in his sights. nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida. of the panama canal. during a meeting on sunday with the panamian president, us secretary of state marco rubio demanded �*immediate rights and interests. real threat from the us. operations of the canal. panama. marco rubio's meeting with preside

willie james inmann is travel wg the president and joining us from west palm beach. >> reporter: president trump's plans to cut spending hit a roadblock as the commander in chief unleashes a flurry of executive actions. this morning, a federal judge hit pause on the department of government efficiency's access to a critical treasury repayment system that contains sensitive personal data for millions of americans. new york attorney general james leads a coalition of 19 states suing the trump administration saying it violated federal laws. james said in a statement, quote, now americans can trust that musk, the world's richest man and his freiends, will not have free reign over our personal information. the white house says doge employees had only read only access. president trump has given elon musk a mandate to slash federal spending and a federal w workforce. >> elon is doing a great job when you look at usaid. the whole thing is a fraud. >> reporter: this week, the closure of usaid sparked protests in washington. late friday, a federal judge temporarily stopped a plan to put thousands of

willie at the montana zoo picked the...ulture and the parrot. >> flounder picking kansas city as the winner, and i predict that kansas city paid her off. that kansas city paid her off. ♪ it seems today that all you see ♪ ♪ is violence in movies and sex on tv ♪ ♪ but where are those good old-fashioned values ♪ ♪ on which we used to rely? ♪ ♪ lucky there's a family guy ♪ ♪ lucky there's a man who positively can do ♪ ♪ all the things that make us ♪ ♪ laugh and cry ♪ ♪ he's... a... fam... ily... guy! ♪ ah! this is so exciting! i can't believe daddy actually bought a minor league baseball team. i love coming to the ballpark. drunken irish in front of a fishbowl of minorities. what could go wrong? dad, what are you doing? this is tailgating, son. it's where you bring all your trash and you leave it for someone else to deal with. here, help me get this christmas tree out of the back. [snapping, cracking] meg's estrogen supplements? [deep voice] i'll take that. thank you. so, what do you think of your first tailgate, stewie? it's s

joe: it's almost like a willy wonka land for cheese. kuba: it's pretty impressive. joe: the real showstopper is a trip into the aging room. kuba: which holds about 15,000 wheels. jill: it's like the coolest thing to walk in there and you look 21 feet high and there's 15,000 wheels of toma and gouda in one room. joe: of all its workers, employee number 101 is a robot named tina turner. kuba: she basically turns the wheels, brush them, and puts them back on the shelf. joe: but this holiday season, it's another celebrity doing some of the heaviest lifting here. oprah winfrey named point reyes farmstead to her prestigious holiday list of favorite things. jill: someone like oprah with that level of visibility, it really is a game changer for us. jill: okay, so this is one of our gift collections. it's always got four of our cheeses, the truffle brie, the quinta, our fennel blue. joe: it's actually the second year in a row, oprah added the cheesemakers to her popular list. jill: represented about 15% of our total holiday direct-to-consumer sales. joe: which begs the quest

always fair, and held the bar high for accuracy in delivering the news, former san francisco mayor willie brown said he recalls how there were very few african-american journalists when he first started out, and how dennis was a trailblazer. >> dennis richmond inspired every one of them to look to people of color, not only for broadcast purposes, for accuracy on information. and dennis said that standard. >> on wednesday, california governor gavin newsom and first partner jennifer siebel newsom sent a statement that said dennis was a man of integrity. he believed in finding and reporting the truth and in treating subjects and audiences alike with respect. his legacy lives on through all the reporters he inspired, the stories he shared, and the people who trusted in him. jennifer and i joined his family and friends in mourning the loss of this great man. just a few of the remembrances were receiving in the ktvu newsroom about dennis richmond. a broadcast legend. reporting from the newsroom jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. jenna and dennis richmond was a major force in our

willie james inman has that story. >> reporter: protesters opposing president trump's immigration policies stood outside his international golf club in west palm beach saturday. >> with the head of steam that president trump has being swept into office, with this as the centerpiece of his ageneralda.. >> reporter: on friday night, president trump hosted a group of republican senators at his florida resort. he's trying to build congressional support for a massive bill to keep the government running, cut taxes, and fund border security. the move comes as trump works to downsize the government by offering employees a buy-out option and placing thousands of workers at usaid on administrative leave. both actions are pending and under legal review. a group of u.s. representatives tried to enter the department of education to meet with acting secretary of education denise carter. they were denied entry. >> already trump and musk have placed doge staffers in the building where they have access to the private data of millions of students and families. >> reporter: the department of education is amo

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