well, annie is a queen, so we'll start with that.he has been on the territory since it was founded. she's named after annie alexander, who was, like the founder of the museum of vertebrate zoology on campus. and like, i love that museum so much. she has my heart. so like just knowing that she's named after such an incredible person. and then also, like i get to share her name is like, really cool. annie has raised 22 chicks at the historic campanile. what the webcams have really allowed me to see is that while these are wild animals, they are individuals. they have unique personalities and annie has during her long reign had four different mates. she established the territory with grinnell, he founded the territory and he was a steadfast mate to annie, very dedicated. alden was a superhero. he showed up and he just knew what to do. he was disabled, but it didn't stop him. lieu was a very fun and particular male, but he just had a little more of a playful attitude to him and almost whimsical. andnd then finally we have archie, who's a

. >> this is the beautiful annie. >> hi, i'm annie. >> i'm ivan. >> it was really weird. >> and i. >>ove him. >> no way. yes way. >> and i'm seeing him again tonight. >> i don't want to ever try to measures reason. >> will you marry me? >> seriously? >> seriously? >> three carats. >> what about for. >> mikey? madison, who plays annie, has been nominated for best actress at every major awards ceremony. and with less than a month till the academy awards, she joined me here in london to discuss the film and her flourishing hollywood career. mikey madison, welcome to our program. >> oh, thank you for having me. >> so tell me you've just won. i think the breakthrough performer of the year at the critics circle. and of course, congrats on the oscar nomination for best actress. how was taking on this role of honora? and you like you went as annie in the film? >> yeah, i mean, it's kind of a dream come true for an actor to play such a complicated, interesting person and also someone who is so far away from who i am and my my universe. and so for me to be able to experience so many different t

ahÍ en la escena del accidente, nos enlazamos ahora con annie paulino.l Área. pero, annie, entiendo. tÚ estabas ahÍ en el momento de la explosiÓn. quÉ fue lo que viste? buenas noches. >> fue algo bien difÍcil para mÍ. y mÁs que mi hijo estaba conmigo. entonces Él corre para allÁ para ver lo que estaba pasando. yo salgo detrÁs de Él. habÍa mucho humo, eh? vimos tambiÉn imÁgenes fuertes, la cual no puedo describir porque es muy triste, pero fue algo bien terrible. fue algo bien difÍcil. estaba un caos por todas partes. >> tÚ grabaste las imÁgenes que estamos viendo o que veÍamos con tu telÉfono celular? correcto. >> asÍ es. estaba ahÍ. >> cÓmo sentiste el impacto? por quÉ estabas tÚ ahÍ? y cÓmo fue ese momento de la explosiÓn? >> a mÍ. yo estaba ahÍ porque mi hijo estaba en esa zona. estaba comiendo. y yo le tengo una aplicaciÓn de. y yo. yo estaba. querÍa saber dÓnde estaba eso. cuando me di de cuenta de que habÍa una explosiÓn. porque yo vivo cerca de de donde pasÓ el accidente. yo corrÍ para ver si Él estaba bien y Él me dijo mami, ambos creemos que soy

the different orphan stories that are so prevalent in our popular culture from little orphan annie on through party of five, the television show the nineties, or i guess it's a drama but and then i started realizing that it needed to be much more rooted in history and that i didn't really know the history well. and then once i started learning the history more, it became a book of social history. and that was the proposal that we went out with was much more social history focused, but it had an introduction that was mentioned pop culture that had some of the literary criticism in it, and all the editors who were interested in the book were like, let's, let's have more of that. let's have more of the literary criticism. so eventually it came that i organized the book in three different sections as representing three different historical periods, the last one being the contemporary three up to the contemporary moment and i start each of those sections with a chapter of cultural criticism that's like, here's what you think you know about orphanages, orphan trains, foster based on our our

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annie is an incredible blend of both fragility and strength. of success with the film? what's going through your head with all that? that ourfilm is being recognised in this way. i'mjust, i'm processing. it's overwhelming and amazing and all of the things. mikey madison is fast becoming one of hollywood's most on screen before and wrote the part of annie especially for her. she's so unique and not only her physicality, there's something about... she's actually quite subdued, but then suddenly she can actor i've ever seen. what? as an actor, i sometimes i felt like i was shooting and to navigate through my character with all of those different genres was fun. it was a challenge and i liked it. ..which means 2025 could be an extraordinary for mikey madison. some breaking news from isa is a situation there is a situation between police at a school in a town between gothenburg and we understand the is we understand the is under understand the is aha; lzzkejwfihlthe is aha; lzzkethache is aha; lzzketh7at7the reuters news agency is moment. reuters ne

so i think there is a real challenge there. >> bret: annie, thoughts? of the central tensions of this trump 2.0 administration. he made some news last night on tariffs. on air force one. he sort of announced that he would do these 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum and that's when he was talking to you. you know, he referenced the pharmaceutical industry, the chips industry. these are all areas that americans rely heavily on all of these goods. and pay a certain price. so, if we are looking at a scenario where that price did is going to go up. i think he is going to be heading straight into a wall of consumer discontent. so it's something to look at. i will say the early moves that he has made, particularly with doge, are things -- are popular in the united states. >> bret: very popular. >> he is getting a lot of support. >> bret: josh, politically, i asked that question about the heir apparent and whether he thinks j.d. vance would be the 2028 nominee basically his answer was too early. there are lots of people who are capable. but he is very capable. >

um, no, i don't speak russian, but i know russian. most talked about young actors. of annie especiallyas shooting a very romantic film, a horrorfilm or a drama or a slapstick comedy. and to navigate through my character with all of those different genres was fun. breakthrough year. for mikey madison. lizo mzimba, bbc news. hello. had some heavy rain in the west moving east, the west moving east. clearing this eventually clearing this evening. eventually it turns colder and we see a return colder and we will see a return to fog and frost. you see that 7 see thatfrom 7 see thatfrom the see thatéfrom the blues see thatfrom the blues on can see that from the blues on the chart notjust tonight and mm �* days 77 �* days and 77 �* days and nightsé �* days and nightsfout into few days and nights out into the as well into part"; s st: ssh part of week. the early part of next week. what we have at the is a islhatsre hsueistithe riser-"e“ is s front, continuing to weatherfront, continuingtee , , s ,. s s s south and eastwards, drift south and eastwards, taking its rain with it, windy across the n

. >> bret: let me turn to annie, this is a follow up on the executive order from yesterday where we sawhen he signed the executive order preventing males from participating in women and kids, girls sports. espn and the ncaa put out a statement that it is adjusting its transgender policy in the wake of the trump executive order. i didn't know how, you know, this was going to play out obviously schools that receive federal funding but the ncaa putting out its own statement on this, annie. >> you know, bret, i was in the eastst east room yesterday when the president signed that executive order. and, it was packed. it was a crowded event. there was so much energy in that room and if you look at the polling, vast majority of americans agree with the president's position here. i have to say even when he was talking about the executive order, he kept on saying i'm surprised i even have to do this this isn't something i would have expected i would have to do. a lot of confusion why it would be necessary to sign this order. so, you know, it was a big event for him. it's an issue that i think he

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see annie, broadway's favorite orphan, live on stage in an all new production.sorrows and get your tickets to annie today. >> coming to the orpheum theater for five shows only february 6th through ninth. tickets at broadway sf.com. >> a car just hit me out of nowhere. my back was hurting. my neck was hurting. i called jakobi meyers. hiring jakobi meyers was the best choice that i made. they genuinely cared of how i was feeling, how i was doing. because of the settlement, i was able to spend more time with my family. >> jacoby and meyers for the justice you deserve. >> hey, bay area live with kelly marcus. coming up. >> we'll chat with laverne cox from clean slate. plus, olivia holt from heart eyes is here. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you in 30 minutes. the accuweather forecast showing you heavy rain returns later on tonight. our storm system is to our north right now, but it moves in here after the sun goes down. so the next few hours, it's all about cloudy skies, a little bit of mist and drizzle. daytime highs mainly in the upper 50s to the low

she was like, i will play the apple seller in "annie." apples, apples, who wants apples? jimmy: you and your mom were in the play together? >> yes, so she could be there to support me and be there during rehearsals. >> jimmy: wow. is that good? >> it was great, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, because i wouldn't want that from my mom. [ laughter ] >> i was 8. >> jimmy: i would want my mom to go sell her apples at 8. evenal age 8, i think. would you do -- like what kind of shows would you do? put on shows for the locals? what would you do with this talent when you were a kid? >> yes, i was sort of always finding ways to be on stage. i loved acting. i loved singing so much. i was in little palm family theater and other community theater plays i could audition for. whatever i could find. i was also in a group called kids who care, and we sang to raise money for different charities and different events. also sometimes old age homes. >> oh, so you'd go into the old age home and sing for the -- what kind of songs would you sing? like old songs? >> funny you should ask. [ laughter ] becaus

annie and john houston wanted a guy who on picnics with bears with his, you know, his love interest and neither one of them really reflect on what the actual man roy bean was about a little bit. so roy bean was about sticking it to power. roy bean was about sticking to power and making sure that knew that he did it when he did a hoax. he would always confess to it later when he did a duel. it was always in public when he this prize fight that i mentioned earlier, the the united states government. the president said that boxing is illegal in this. that's going to happen in el paso is not to happen. and the texas rangers, if we have to kill someone, it's not going to happen. the pressure on and roy bean uninvited sends a telegram saying come coming coming to west texas. i'll a little ring in on the river on a sandbar in between the two countries. because mexico is illegal too. so now he's got two national governments staring at him. the texas rangers who show up at the fight well-armed. and it's a one round knockout. but, you know, voices that are i beat them. he gets involved to be the c

anni anche sia gli altri che sara. mi. inizia. la partita prende. la batalla kobe non passa la polla. nessuno e tirar a chiara. carosello. revista de la squadra. miseria. la squadra aerea a nastro. questa cosa volante per azione a un certo punto. saranno. nuove bambini che mano che non parla. >> kobe believed in himself even at the youngest possible age, to a degree that i think is hard to comprehend. his parents believed in him that much to. joe plays for four different teams while he's in italy. the family is constantly moving. >> reggio emilia was the last stage of his italian life. reggie miller is a very safe town, a small town, and you were very independent due to that. >> incontrato kobe. >> la prima. >> volta nella. >> mia clause, quindi a scuola. e la grande novita nella nostra classe. un ragazzino americano. wow! che. poi abbiamo iniziato uscire anche insieme dopo la scuola. fa mountain bike per il centro. cina che non arriva perchÉ doveva andare. a dal nrc e se non aveva alinhamento doveva andare a dal nrc comunque, quindi. >> they rememb

anni anche se diane rehm. gli altri che sara. mi. inizia. la partita. prende. la bala kobe non passa. la banda del sonno e deraa. ancora carrie cordero. revista de la squadra aerea. la squadra. aerea. kobe e nastro. questa cosa volante per azione a un certo punto. saranno. nuove bambini che piacciono che non gli poltava. la palma. >> kobe believed in himself even at the youngest possible age, to a degree that i think is hard to comprehend. his parents believed in him that much to. joe plays for four different teams while he's in italy. the family is constantly moving. >> reggio emilia was the last stage of his italian life. >> reggie miller is a very safe town, a. >> small town. >> and you were very independent due to that. >> incontrato kobe la prima volta nella mia classe, quindi a scuola. e deraa la gran novita nella nostra classe. un ragazzino. americano. wow! che. nah che poi abbiamo iniziato uscire anche insieme dopo la scuola. in mountainbike per il centro. fino che non arriva perchÉ doveva andare a dal nrc e se non aveva alinhamento dovrei andare a dal

there is annie bola outbreak in uganda now killing people and usaid, all activities have been shut downritical and is not even happening. there is an hiv. 6.5 million are children with hiv where the global program, the u.s. aid leads with other parts of the u.s. government has been shut down. those people need medicine to stay arrive. eradication of malaria and p polio. it is bad for american security. bret brett there are a number of organizations who get money from usaid. the list is a number of names that people are familiar with. the budgeting of that and how that money is allocated has come under some significant criticism. in fact, brian mast from florida head of the foreign affairs committee was talking about it this weekend. >> you want to authorize purging of state department personnel. what does that mean exactly? >> if you want to take a look at the state department where dei has been a priority over let's say diplomacy. half a million dollars to expand atheism in napal, 50,000 to do a transgender offer in columbia. a comic book in peru, 20,000 to do drag shows in ecuador. sh

we don't see annie firefighters at this location, but it took close to 24 hours to put it mostly out. let me show you the video. this all went down on saturday at around one 40 in the afternoon as they were doing maintenance work. that's what a hydrocarbon leak happened, injuring 6 employees got so bad that the fire department through everything that they possibly could at the fire and then they told people to stay inside shelter in place because the breathing was horrible. finally at around 11 o'clock yesterday morning, that's when the fire was mostly out of nearly a full day. that far as the injuries to the employees? well, we do know may be at least one of them still in the hospital this morning. we got a chance they say living here is almost - living next to a quiet monster. >> i think any where you live, there can be dangerous situations. we knew when we bought our house that this is a refinery town. i will say that over the years. so it seems have gotten and getting worse as far as the players and whatnot, the flaring but overall, i'm not concerned enough that trying to move the

. >> jimmy: 25th anni -- [ cheers and applause ] it feels like just -- it doesn't feel like 25 years., i mean, yeah, now with streaming and everything, a a whole new slew of fans love "gilmore girls." and i even find, if it comes on, i'll rewatch it again. and i just go, "i have to." >> really? >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] >> that's so sweet. >> jimmy: i'm the biggest fan. are you kidding me? >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, i love you. yeah. >> i'm a huge "snl" fan. like obsessed beyond -- i've read every, every "snl" thing. i can't wait for the 50th. >> jimmy: ooh, it's gonna be good. >> it's gonna be real good. >> jimmy: oh, get ready. yeah, yeah. it's gonna be immense. >> mm-hm, i feel it. mm-hm. >> jimmy: but nice try to get it off you. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's talk about "gilmore girls." you had this thing come out, i think, it was 10 years ago. >> yeah. >> jimmy: where it was like a a four episode thing. and everyone went nuts. >> yeah. >> jimmy: people loved it. i loved it too. would you ever come back and do another one? >> i would -- yes. i always say yes because it's

the actor appeared in allen's productions of annie hall and hannah and her sisters. he also costarred with julie andrews in victor victoria. his tv credits include murder, she wrote and law and order. >> all right, let's take a live look at capitol hill this morning. yes, it is still dark out there. the sun yet to come up. we expect the house gop to reveal its tax and budget plan. the spending deadline is next month, and president donald trump told republican senators on friday night he wants it wrapped up why don't we just balance the budget? >> why don't we cut certain things and balance the budget? don't touch social security. don't touch medicare, medicaid. just leave them alone. now, there are people that are illegally in there because we have a lot of illegal immigrants that have found their way in, and we just can't do that. you just can't do it. but just let's see if we can balance the budget. and they started and they started screaming and shouting and. and within about an hour it was amazing what they, uh, they found $750 billion in the green new scam. >> h

. >> energy, annie? >> i like them, i think it's good. i think it's a great utility. bit better yield, but that's because the stock has moved so much. i think you've got a good one. let's go to ryan in ohio. >> ryan jimmo! >> booyah! >> hey. >> brother i found a. >> stock that looks good. fundamentally looks good financially about to actually be cash flow positive. what are. >> your thoughts on fastly. >> no i mean they've missed a quarter too often. if you want to be in that you want to be in cloudflare, which just reported tonight, matthew prince doing an absolutely terrific job. let's go to doug in ohio. doug. >> good evening. >> jim. >> how. >> are you? >> i am good. how are you? >> good. >> thank you. i'm calling about danaher. >> the owner has been bad for me. i miss i've known the company for so long, but that last quarter was terrible. and frankly, they were very smug on the call talking about how good it was. and that was a very ill advised strategy that they adopted. and i don't like it. let's go to ben in wisconsin. ben. >> what is up, mr. cramer? >> how's

and she says that the way that elon is going about this annie, is a feature, not a bug. let's watch you know, there's an expression in in technology. >> it's not it's it's a feature, not a bug. this this is what they do. they are careless. i don't believe any bit of them when they say they vetted these people and they just there are people that will listen to whatever elon says and do whatever he wants and thinks. it's a ball to do this. and very funny. and so they're willing to do things, say adults wouldn't be willing to do or cross lines that they wouldn't be. he wants these malleable, malleable young men in particular, in order to do this. and they think it's fun, and it probably is for them, you know, being able to hang out with elon musk and, you know, take down government agencies for them. and the arrogance is massive and the ignorance is even bigger. >> yeah. i mean, i'm glad you played that from kara. i think right now in washington, d.c., if you want to understand elon musk, the bible that people are reading is walter isaacson's book about elon. it's 600 pages

let's hear from annie in florida , a democrats line hello. caller: hello and good morning. birthday to the gentleman who called and to the lady who was concerned about the student loans. other countries invest in their students and their professionals and just go to any hospital and see if you can find how many american doctors are there. if you do not want to invest in your own professionals then what do you want to invest in? regarding trump, no americans especially democrats hate trump, elon, jd or rfk, we simply did not vote for them. no one hates them. trump recognized he wanted an iron dome like israel has and that's when they started to look around. i don't do conspiracies i just know that kim out of his mouth so don't think -- it's not necessarily to look at media it's necessary to look at trump's mouth and what comes out of it. and he wanted an iron dome just like israel has and that's when they started looking around and that's when the military was brand-new doing his dome project in that area. i don't do conspiracies, i don't do media, i watched trump's mouth an

let's hear from annie in florida , a democrats line hello. caller: hello and good morning. birthday to the gentleman who called and to the lady who was concerned about the student loans. other countries invest in their students and their professionals and just go to any hospital and see if you can find how many american doctors are there. if you do not want to invest in your own professionals then what do you want to invest in? regarding trump, no americans especially democrats hate trump, elon, jd or rfk, we simply did not vote for them. no one hates them. trump recognized he wanted an iron dome like israel has and that's when they started to look around. i don't do conspiracies i just know that kim out of his mouth so don't think -- it's not necessarily to look at media it's necessary to look at trump's mouth and what comes out of it. and he wanted an iron dome just like israel has and that's when they started looking around and that's when the military was brand-new doing his dome project in that area. i don't do conspiracies, i don't do media, i watched trump's mouth an

. >> congressman, thanks for joining us, delighted to have you here on harris day as annie said could not be better timingment so, yeah, i want to jump right in. we have some taking effect and we have the north american tariffs, still sort of, but delayed for a month now. my first question is what is congress' role? >> the new administration outlined before the election it want today move on many so tariffs so i think these are to be expected. what we've seen the last few days, canada and mexico responded with, i would say, a posture of cooperation and i think that's a step in the right direction and i've long side, i'm not a huge fan of tariffs. i do understand they need to be a tool in the toolbox and we need to come to terms with the fact that president trump is going to use those tools and this is after four years where it was unclear what our trade policy was. even though the previous trump administration was very active, and very vigorous in terms of a trade agenda and actually bringing people together and that's lead to usmca and i think one of the most bipartisan trade agreeme

roberts was best known as woody allen's best friend in a handful of the film maker's movies including annieplaying easy going characters. roberts was a popular broadway actor as well and was nominated twice for tony awards. he was 85 years old. >>> this morning if you are planning a super bowl party tomorrow, you might notice the beverages of choice look a little different this year. that's because nonalcoholic beverages are coming more and more popular, having a moment if you will as people choose to put aside the real stuff for something lighter. senior business correspondent christine romans has more. >> reporter: at this neighborhood bar, the beer list with something for everyone. >> we basically have modified our entire beverage program to accom dade more nonalcoholic drinkers. >> reporter: james well is a manager at amnity hall in new york, popular with college students and sports fans. >> it is the nonalcoholic on the rise. >> reporter: they are stocking more than before, drinks that cost as much or more than those with alcohol. the beverages are surging 26% in the past year, topping

thank you everyone [music] my name is-the coowner of chalosism and, my name is annie, the coowner ofhalos. >> we [indiscernible] like original style. and-it is more american and then coffee, local coffee. i am one of the chalos. so, my father is gonzalo [indiscernible] chalos means--i always been involved in food industry. we used to have a food restaurant and then i been in different parts of the world in spain, in the u.s., back in the days food industry, so it is my thing. and then, it was my-follow her to her country so that is why we opened chalos. >> i was born and raised in the sunset district. ng back from being abroad so long i have been over 8 years. this neighborhood meant a lot to me. when we saw the space, i was like, that's it. this area i'm very familiar with. in the last 5 to 10 years it changed a lot. it is really good for young families. you dont need to leave the neighborhood anymore and what i like most about it, most of the businesses have local residents within district 4, the sunset area with their own businesses so it gives the community feel to it. one neat t

danny in -- annie in north carolina on the line for democrats.aller: i'm calling about the washington post referring to the department of treasury where it said in the article that doge, elon musk, one of his workers went into the department of treasury and demanded paperwork concerning medicaid, medicare. the government payroll, the spending cuts and everything. the gentleman refused to give him the paperwork. the gentleman resigned before he gave the paperwork to doge, elon musk's worker. i would like to talk about the washington post and this article. thank you. host: let's go to kelly in denison, ohio. the line for republicans. caller: good morning, tammy. mi only the second republican caller this morning? that is not my point. i want to say something about the hostages that were coming back from gaza thursday. there has been no news coverage of that. i would like to bring up the the confirmations -- bring up the confirmations for tulsi and kash. they made such a big deal of eric snowden and julian assange was never brought up. these politici

host: we will start with annie in texas, independent line. caller: yes, good morning.ave a question. so they are getting all this information on people for doing social security and what else. we have no financial information on elon musk, we have no financial information on the president and his family. i don't think that is fair. that is all i have to say. guest: president trump has defied the tradition, it is not a law or a requirement of the president to divulge their tax return information. there's been some information that has leaked out over the years that he's been in public life. we do know a little bit about his assets. those are required to be disclosed, and we also know a lot about elon musk's considerable holdings just because he owns or is the ceo of one publicly owned company and the names of his companies are sort of household words in america today. spacex, x formerly known as twitter, x ai, amy less known the boring company. he's the richest man in the world. but the point the color makes i think is a legitimate one in that he wields considerable inf

annie bartter from little rivers health care center. that's the one i was talking about earlier in wells river. he said this has been a week like none other, the threatening continuation and operations that has dearly affected the safety of our patients. you get these local institutions, they're so important to everyday peep. you count on -- everyday people. you count on being able to bring your daughter, your son to the doctor and somebody you know. i mean again, mr. president, i have such respect for you and admiration in your career as a physician and the healing that you do. i know the joy you get in that service. but suddenly we've got doctors who have that same ethic that you have in vermont. and suddenly the people that depended on them can't go there. vermont state representative kate logan works at elevate said, our agencies are serving 78 young people, youth. if they don't get the resources, they're not going to be able to continue the services. and this is about housing and homelessness. and of course that problem in vermont