. >> growth they were seeing for decades was starting to slow. >> bud light trying to get younger andy get to the influence game. >> sending out a bunch of customize cans to influencers everywhere. and daleon mulvaney. >> dillon mulvaney had 12 million followers, bud light thought this person is selling everything from tampons to sports bras this is our audience right here on a silver blatter. platter. >> on april 1, dillon up loads a video of hers dressed as audrey hepburn. >> they went viral but not for the reasons that bud light hoped. >> this was not what beer drinkers meant what they asked for nuts. >> kid rock postedded a video of himself shooting 3 case of bud light. >> kid rock's video goes viral, viewed 11 million times. >> videos of people smashing, crushing, and even driving over bottles of bud light all over the internet. >> within a week sailings down 11%. >> you would expect for a week there to be negative publicity, then ern will forget about it. but stuck. >> by that summer, 30 percent almost down in sales. >> all because of one instagram video. >> i think it surprised

bud light. >> within a week, sales were down 11%.negative publicity and then everybody forgets about it and goes back to drinking bud light. but it stuck. >> by that summer, we are talking about 30% almost down in sales all because of onea instagram video.th >> i think it surprised a lot of conservatives, wow, this o actually worked. to see it hurt bud light so much reminded people, okay, so what i do still matters. nev >> buy the stock is down 10% anc they never really recovered.e wa speak with the most possible. we will bribe you to drink our beer. hey ufc, here is $100 million. >> here comes another "who can forget" pop quiz? which was not a contributing factor to the wildfire in 2023 3 west mark a high winds by capital dura. a downed power line or c? the answer when we returned. return. her the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited

let's start with the bud light story.o recover from the influencer debacle that took down, cost them billions of dollars in sales. >> it was influencer debacle in the podcast coming out suggesting that the marketing department bud light wanted to fire their customers and find some new ones, that usually does not go over well with the customer and i wonder now you're paying 14 million a minute in the super bowl for ads is this the best use of the money as opposed to trying to build another brand without all this baggage, it's not like bud light is a special unique taste that you can find nowhere else. cheryl: it's nice in the summer. here is the thing, to the point we don't really know what their plans are going to be but i'm not sure i trust the advertising and marketing department bud light, would you? cheryl: if i was a ceo my hands will be all over that. >> goes beyond the advertising and marketing department. it's the connection with the customer. when you have a loyal customer you want to do everything to make sure t

to do what bud light does. our company to focus on our core business and in the platforms that our consumers love. part of these platforms are music, sports, entertainment. so the fact that we are here announcing the partnership with corona zero for the olympics is us moving forward and getting to do what our brands do best, which is bringing to people entertainment, opportunities and this easy way of enjoying life. well, on that point, a real pleasure, the big boss of ab inbev. thanks very much for your time on the show. thank you. good luck with the olympics, by the way. for all of us. thank you. well, that's it for this week's show. i hope you enjoyed it. don't forget, you can keep up with the latest on the global economy on the bbc news website and the smartphone app. of course, you can also get in touch with me on x. x me, i'll x you back i'm aaron, thanks for watching. i'll see you soon. bye bye. hello there. we're in for a very stormy spell of weather for the second half of sunday into the first part of

. ♪ >>> are you -- >> bud light is looking to make a big comeback at the super bowl.ts upcoming ad which it says will feature fan favorite characters. bud light lost its spots as america's top-selling beer last year after releasing a post on social media featuring transgender tiktok star dylan mulvaney. >>> disturbing allegations against wwe chairman vince mcmahon. a former world wrestling entertainment employee filed a lawsuit accusing mcmahon of abusing and sexually exploiting her while he was chief executive. she also alleges that mcmahon trafficked her to other men inside the company. a spokesman for mcmahon said the lawsuit is replete with lies, and he plans to vigorously defend himself. >>> and the actors union s.a.g.-aftra is coming to the defense of alec baldwin after new charges were filed against him in the fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins. the union says an actor's part is not to be a firearms or weapons expert. the victim's lawyers fired back saying that logic defies common sense. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings" now in our "countdown to su

on scott bail, ted nugent, to the upper case of bud light, i think it's a sign of the times. thank you for joining us. michelle goldberg. lots to get to this evening including president biden's vow every palliation in what exactly that means. and donald trump's financial faith. it's in the hands of judge in new york's new information marches about the trump organization's messy financial records. more on that after this. oh yeah it's what i doea it's what i do hey, brent! if you had to choose, would you watch paint dry or compare benefits plans? compare benefits. gusto makes it easier to find the right plan for my team. i think i'm going to need new glasses. no problem. you're covered. choose benefits without the mess. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪♪ what causes a curve down there? is it peyronie's

>> last day of dry january and constellation brands is corona, motemodello and they've overtakd bud light of their issues as number one selling beer in american and has positive moten mentum and market share from bud light and giving management a opportunity to focus on the wine and spirits part of the stu. stuart: next one is duke energy. >> nothing interesting about a utility and it's interest rates coming lower and bombed alternative and utility should perform better in an environment where interest rates are going down and duke energy big player in the southeast and seeps to be a spot they want to move to and room for considerable consideration and moving over the values. >> there's no thrill at all and pocketing a dividend and hoping for appreciation. stuart: you're recommend ago 4.2% -- recommending a 4.2% dividend? >> we have to have exposure and some utilities and that's the best one i got. stuart: that was weak today, tepper. that was weak. >> i'll get better next time. stuart: look who's onset with me right now. that's mike rowe. stuart: what a voice. is that a base or baritone?

the niners are partnering with bud light to put on these events. >> we just can't thank our partners,aster and bud light enough, for putting on these amazing po that we can all have that levi's stadium atmosphere. >> we, of course, have been covering 49er pregame eventsll weekend long. continuing our coverage are our teammates at nbc sports bay area beginning at 2:30 this afternoon. after the game, switch back to their postgame live show from the locker room. >>> we do have other news to get to this morning. in san francisco, u.s. senator la fonza butler, held an open house for constituents. it's one of her first public events in the bay area since she was appointed following the passing of senator dianne feinstein. she's not running for re-election in the fall to keep that seat, but she's trying to listen to californians, get their feedback. she hopes over her remaining ten months in office, she can encourage more young people to get involved in the political process. >> i may not be here for a long time, but i invite you to be here with me for a good time. >> butler went on to tell

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we see that here with "sports illustrated" and we saw that with bud light.a $15,000 ad campaign that they invested in for dylan mulvaney and they lost almost $30 billion. the proof is in the pudding. you go woke, you go broke. into the second take away is the a.i. displacement and this year, or last year, 233, a third of employers said they expect that they are going to give away some jobs to a.i. and almost have to say that they will. the seventh largest contributor to displacement and to your point, the fact that it has taken on that to characteristics of the book of the progressive left because that is who is writing the struggle, it is just going to get more and more and more. i mean, the only good news is that sort of, there's one more swimsuit issue coming out in the spring. but haley davidson is going to be on the cover. that might not be -- >> greg: i don't know who that is. that is the male turned female professional golfer, yes. there you go. >> emily: that was a joke. [laughs] >> greg: adam, was "s.i." a big part of your life? >> adam: i was. i re

. >> your point about this is going to be top corporate backlash, it was proceeded by bud light, targett's the question. do you draw a line between target, bud light and now, here we are. >> that's where i have a problem with the line everyone else is drawing. maybe the only person. here there's no toe piece description of a targeted campaign by a white nationalist group to go after these persons existing. >> however, two things to be can be true at the same time. >> mark rowan, these jewish donors in new york, genuinely, i felt, they were giving money to these universities and the students around the campus saying, round up the jews. as a gym myself, that was rather unsettling as a penn grad. i saw people on campus. a corneal professor going all say, i felt great joy see what happened on october 7th. i think there is two separate things going on here. i think there is genuine fear and concern amongst the jewish community but what's happening college campuses. that has been weaponized by this other movement. i'm not sure it's a direct line between the two of them, i think we need to be

spread between budweiser, bud light, michelob. what are they saying seven million a piece? build back the image with the american public and following the dylan mulvaney fiasco. they have taken a big hit. i don't want to misquote this, some huge amount of the beer drinking public associates bud light with dylan mulvaney. that is not good. and that's now. this is not like, you know, last year or earlier this year. so, this is a real problem for them. what i understand from sources close to the company say they will focus it will be a two-pronged focus spread among those beer brands of patriotism and humor. that was clearly what bud was good at in the past, right? deal. >> spuds makenzie, what's up. the clydesdales. what i understand the clydesdales will filling prominently in these ads. liz: have you seen the new commercial with miles keller and his wife, where they're dancing around. >> that is not new. it was last year's. that was before that. liz: before dylan mulvaney. it is going viral now. >> it is maybe a new version. i know way too much about budweiser's ad campaigns

. >> your point about this is going to be top corporate backlash, it was proceeded by bud light, targetline between target, bud light and now, here we are. >> that's where i have a problem with the line everyone else is drawing. maybe the only person. here there's no toe piece description of a targeted campaign by a white nationalist group to go after these persons existing. >> however, two things to be can be true at the same time. >> mark rowan, these jewish donors in new york, genuinely, i felt, they were giving money to these universities and the students around the campus saying, round up the jews. as a jew myself, that was rather unsettling as a penn grad. i saw people on campus. a cornell professor going out to say, i felt great joy see what happened on october 7th. i think there is two separate things going on here. i think there is genuine fear and concern amongst the jewish community but what's happening college campuses. that has been weaponized by this other movement. i'm not sure it's a direct line between the two of them, i think we need to be very careful not put all of t

so we see that here with sports illustrated and then we sa we saw wat was that with bud light. >> that wa a00s a $15,000 addyla campaign that they invested in for dylan mulvaney. and they lost almostn $30billio. billion. >> the proof is in the pudding. you yo ing.u you go woke, you go broke. >> and then the second takeaway is the air displacemen awat. and, you know, this year ort last year, 2023, a third of employers said they expect that they're going to give away some joby some ts to and almostf say that they will. t it's the seventh largestt cont contributor to displacement. and to your point, the facrir tcteris that it's taken on the characteristics of the woke of the progressivtie left, that's who is writing this dribble. it's just going to get more anjd more and more. i mean, the only good news is that sort of there'sit iss one more swimsuit issue coming out in the sprinueg, but hailey davidson is going to be on the cover. >> now, that might not be th that miga they don't know who that is. that's the new do. yes. the thate malene the male turnee professional golfer. yes. ther y e

. >> your point about this is going to be top corporate backlash, it was proceeded by bud light, targete question. do you draw a line between target, bud light and now, here we are. >>> >> that's where i have a problem with the line everyone else is drawing. maybe the only person. here there's no toe piece description of a targeted campaign by a white nationalist group to go after these persons existing. -- >> however, two things to be can be true at the same time. >> mark rowan, these jewish donors in new york, genuinely, i felt, they were giving money to these universities and the students around the campus saying, round up the jews. as a gym myself, that was rather unsettling as a penn grad. i saw people on campus. a corneal professor going all say, i felt great joy see what happened on october 7th. i think there is two separate things going on here. i think there is genuine fear and concern amongst the jewish community but what's happening college campuses. that has been weaponized by this other movement. i'm not sure it's a direct line between the two of them, i think we need to be

drinking encouraged a drinking bud light encouraged a lot to drink lot of real women to drink bud lightg. >> lockdown locked women in their next to the fridge their homes next to the fridge that had sauvignon blanc. >> it worked >> is that how it worked in scotland? the, uh, male scotland? well, the, uh, male drinking is going up or male deaths have gone up 29% as well, which a very that's still lot. >> it's almost it's almost as high essentially what's happened >> it's almost it's almost as hi everybodyilly what's happened >> it's almost it's almost as hi everybody is! what's happened >> it's almost it's almost as hi everybody is dying's happened >> it's almost it's almost as hi everybody is dying of1appened >> it's almost it's almost as hi everybody is dying of alcohold is everybody is dying of alcohol abuse. much more because of lockdown, where we're just locked in. there's nothing else to and except except to do. uh, and except except for, uh, for drink . yeah. for, uh, for drink. yeah. >> and as you say, the fact that it's in men probably it's gone up 29% in men probably ruins that

why exactly is us real good kid rock shooting big hands a bud light? and has a bush have a terrific day? well, it's because the brand team don't put a well noun, transact, based in into an ad for the beer on instagram had enraged arch conservatives and the label ends at the partnership officer, the backlash, and it's not an isolated cage. samsung caved into protests against this ad and cancel that the impressive dry all companies having such a hard time getting behind l. g b, t q, representation in the advertising. and does that all vs ambivalence damage? that image and sales service plan is one of germany's largest advertising agencies . it's run campaigns featuring people from the l g d c to community, including for gym and via brand vash, dyna. in some ways they might be the times that are brand could lease customers in order to win other customers. so to, to break into the queer community more or to, to, to align more of the career community and the, and therefore get a lot of a positive response from a large part of the target audience. which ends

. >> 2024 will look at 2023 and say, hold my high noon, this is not a bud light. >> happy new year. >> happy gnaw happy new year. >> happy new year new year. >> you earned this one. >> we made it to 2024. let's be honest. nobody bet that in vegas. >> happy new year america. >> new year a new start, let's make 2024 the best year yet. >> what it is america, welcome to new year's with tyrus. happy new year's eve we almost made it. we did it. woo. man. it fell like it was 2023 for another year. with inflation, corruption, de funding. my truce, first word oh oppression and white house with a moral compass of a creepy man living in a van down tdown the. >> river. >> why the big smile. >> kennedy will make drinks and solving world problem here's with us. 2024, is right around the corner, new year, new outlook, new opportunities, already looking better. get this. influencers are leaving the country. >> new american dream is to leave. >> sold my house in houston, texas to move to bali. >> bond voyage. less social security should be everyone's new year's resolution. what about 2024. you don't h

this as a sign that dad is coming home and it is long overdue to clean up this mess.e if i were bud lightn and called the new promotion dad is home after a day of defending his family, b give him an ice-coldee beer.a we are so rudderless as a country. also, he is 59.y in that dude is in his sixth decade and even though he was running, he was swatting these brats away like thets ay were flies and it should be inspiring to you that i am the same age. >> it is hard to believe.oo nod w has never been a better te to get in shape, learn self-defense. d it untilknow you nee you need it. >> he did a good job protecting the head and staying away from the action. didn't want to do a six on one.u >>ld i would have charged them. >> anyone who commits a crime that is five on one, it is gang assault and they go to jail. who got out of the car? he got out of the car. he left his 10-year-old daughter in thein t car.ot what o did he do? he punched the biker. what did he do? he knocked the biker off the>> bike g.gree this is the guy who assaultedgu them first. his statements are legally vetted it is not fu

disney, harvard, bud light, anheuser-busch, you can look at any company and they say one thing and whaty are actually doing is dividing us more. and i believe it comes down to leadership. and if any of these leaders, bob iger or any of them, claudine gay and the board of harvard has the you know what to have tough conversations and speak the truth and actually give it diversity of thought and stop firing people because of this. maybe we can get back. but i believe institutions like harvard, it might be too late, at least for the next several years. just ask anheuser-busch. >> jesse: if keith olbermann got pushed out for his spanish -- that i support, sage. >> why did you mention his name to me? i know what you are doing because he is the one person i will go off on appearance but when i had no idea you had a history. i will have to learn about that at another time, sage. great to see you again. happy new year. which politician made the most money trading stocks last year? and up next, marjorie taylor greene. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: after a lackluster 2022, 2023 was a hot year for stocks. the

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gender activist switched to the woke means all men are awful unless they were carrying a purse with bud lightparently her superpower is making talent invisible. as far as the script and the rest of the cast, who really cares? marvel focuses on good moviemaking the way the view focuses on cutting carbs. the woke idea of making all the superheroes a group of fully diverse females beating people up as if they are guys was based on the assumption that there is an audience for that. maybe if they are the u.s. women's soccer team. speaking of, megan rapinoe played the final game of her pro career on saturday. it ended with her on the sidelines with an injury. in the post game presser she decided who was to blame and of course it wasn't her. >> you know, i'm not a religious person or anything and if there was a god, this is proof that there isn't. this is [ bleep ] up. yeah, it is [ bleep ] up. six minutes in [ bleep ] my achilles. what the [ bleep ] ? >> her injury is proof there is no god. i would argue the contrary. any injury during a championship game is proof positive that god is alive and wel

stuart: now bud light, the parent company is a become a they signed a deal to be a sponsor of the --t time of your company but the official beer would be there corona which has alcohol but nonetheless this is part of the turnaround after the dylan mulvaney controversy, they lost customers and market share so the international olympic committee covers this year paris, 2026 and italy and 2028 in los angeles. thirty years i believe. stuart: i didn't know that. you learn everything on this program. struggling with inflation, supply chain problems, they struggled with theft. gerri willis is with us, she's at the retail show in new york city. how are retailers putting this shrinkage of shoplifting? >> i got to tell you, it's all about the technology. at this show, it's full of technology companies offering solutions to big problems. some of this technology is expensive. these id tags are less than a nickel each. i'm here with dean from the smo group, he's all about rfid, how do you use this to say the fraud? >> one is the reality is retailers know what they have and they are able to know o

this is straight out of the bud light playbook. >> i think it is time to short disney. >> jesse: [laughsudine gay thing. i'm surprised disney didn't hire her as the director. claudine gay, of harvard, talk about that she's black. what more does harvard want? she's black, she's a lesbian, her name is gay. she checked more boxes than a warehouse worker at amazon. >> jesse: is she a lesbian? >> that the joke i got. [laughs] >> jesse: i didn't even know she was -- is she a lesbian? they're telling me she's not a lesbian. >> i don't know. it fit the joke. sometimes you have to go with the joke. >> jesse: the joke is more important than the truth half the time. ask anybody. >> i used to work for disney, i did "deuce bigelow" for disney. they would never do that now. they called it buena vista but it was still a disney corporation. how good can you feel about yourself if you know you're getting hired because of your genitalia or your ethnicity or because -- the pigmentation of your skin. at a certain point, it reminds me of that -- remember in "rosemary's baby" when john cassidy's comes back an

then you have the wokeness, which you see companies like bud light and dove and disney trying to caterb and it's not working for them. i'm a bit confused why sports illustrated thought their initiative would work but seemed to have backfired as we see now. >> sports illustrated had super model cover women and got a lot of heat from that from feminist groups so then they start putting men who are decembered as women in the magazine. >> there's no lack of women to put there. and putting a transgender woman and defeating the entire purpose of feminism and everything sports illustrated stood for in the past and once they've lost 25 and lose the readers. that's the whole premise they've built their company on. >> unhealthy amount of obesity and woke left trying to glorify obesity. >> any chance for the magazine based on what's happened. if they're going down, they're not going to make a comeback and viewers don't want to see it. if they can pull a victoria's secret and pull back on their woke agenda and promote real beauty externally and internally and they'll have a chance for a comeback.

he led the charge against bud light. you remember that with dylan mulvaney and the controversy. the public feed with gavin newsom. disney. a.p. courses. he's not one to be the wallflower. >> it's how he's rolled from the beginning. like haley, neither one of them, laura, have run to try to beat trump. >> why, though? why, joe? >> because if you go after -- look at chris christie. if you go after trump, you have no room in the republican party. you're no longer viable. chris christie can never be the nominee because he's attacking trump. haley and desantis knew that. so they've tried to play this careful dance that will not work. >> and what they've forgotten is that the majority of the general electorate is unaffiliated. so there's a whole bunch of folks who are turned off from party partisan politics right now. and the rising electorate is young. it is diverse. and that is going to continue to be a problem for the republican party that keeps courting trump and going further and further right wing. >> he's so easy to criticize, laura, because he's a bad candidate. but in his def

even after the bud light and forcing dei on its products the company's choosing harry caray.ceo that terrified of his wife. he didn't learn from the backlash when he gave snow white seven transitioning dwarfs. in fact disney's latest fiscal report the company admits consumer perception of public interest present risk to our brand. in other words our audience hates us. disney's only slightly more popular with audience than joy behar's nude selfies. epstein island gets better reviews than disney world and it has fewer rides. >> tyrus: that's not -- >> greg:. >> greg: it's true. even iger recently admitted to stock holders that we lost some focus. true, disney's producing another bombs to make ted kaczynski jealous. what disney decided more important than their stock price is placating the left jihad against all things fun and america and especially our awful toxic masculinity. when they started out the star wars movies were essentially men shooting at each other. but hey who needs that when you can just go to chicago. but at least storm troopers didn't hit so many bystanders. b

if i were bud light, i would sign them on and call the new promotion "dad's home after a day of defendingd beer, because he earned it." we are so redderless as a country, it's refreshing to see his. also he is 59. this should be an inspiration to everybody in the new year: that dude is in his sixth decade. even though he was running, he was swatting these brats away like they were flies. it should be inspiring to you that he, believe it or not -- we are the same age, i know. it's hard to believe. it's good living. [laughter] now has never been a better time to get in shape, learn self-defense. you never know you need it you need it. >> jesse: he did do a very good job protecting the head, also staying away from the action. didn't want to do a six on one. greg could have taken them six on one. >> greg: i would've charged them. you know, anybody who commits a crime where it's five on one, gang assault, they go to jail, but let's pull the veil back a little bit. who got out of the car? he got out of the car. he left his 10-year-old daughter in the car, all right? what did he do when he got o

slight taylor swift football delta airlines interesting on scott bio kid rock shooting at the case of bud light i think that is a sign of the times michelle. thank you for joining me tonight. we have lots to get to this evening including president biden's our tally asian and what exactly that means donald trump's financial fate. it's in the hands of a judge in new york as new information emerges about the trunk organizations messy financial records. we will have more on that just millions of children weare fighting to survive just ahead >>>d >> due to inequality, conflict, poverty and the climate crisis. save the children® is working alongside communities to provide a better life for children. and there's a way you can help. please call or go online to give just $10 a month. only $0.33 a day. we urgently need 1000 new monthly donors in the next 30 days to help the children we support around the world. you can help provide food, medicine, care and protection, plus so much more that a child needs by calling right now and giving just $10 a month. all we need are 1000 monthly donors in the next 30

lot of companies have been given a reduced learning curve based on that debacle with mulvaney and bud lightpanies sat together in offices with curly sandwiches and discussed their crisis management for those three areas. religion, sex and politics that are affecting them right across the board. >> so, steve, why don't you pick up on what dean provocatively talks about there, that is it sort of veers our conversation away from what maybe ceos are focussed on which is growth and inflation and rising labor costs and so on and so forth, but increasingly ceos and companies seem to be drawn into topics of public controversy. and it could be starbucks reacting to statements by its union having to do with hamas and the palestinians or it could be disney getting pulled into controversies in the state of florida. you've been a ceo. where and when in your experience, in your practice, does it make sense for ceos and companies to take a stand on that unholy trinity of things that dean mentioned, sex, politics and i think the third was war. or religion. >> yeah. this is a really important area because y

>> jimmy: i like to see the year started on good marketing after a year the bad marketing dylan bud light a dry january in the white house. they are throwing it down. >> griff: jimmy failia, thanks for being here. we will find out. maybe who knows national championship. maybe

. >> it was about bud light. >> here we go. >> he took them on as a sponsor.my whole life i have ever supported a boycott. i've never called for a firing or cancellation ever. even people that i can't stand. >> by the way, i didn't either. >> what i worried about in that case was the guys that have the beer out. the guys that work in the factory. the guys that load the trucks. not the guys that made that stupid. >> they have no dog in this fight. it's actually funny. speaking of the ufc fight i was standing with our favorite president and someone comes over the ceo of anheuser-busch standing behind you. i said to the potus that's the ceo of anheuser-busch. do want to talk to him. i said i do. me and him go over. we had a great conversation. if you put this in context, why did this start? i told him that night that you signaled to a lot of people like myself, like-minded people. put the trans thing aside. you signaled to us that you support this lifestyle and more importantly men being in women's sports. and my granddaughter's locker room. most of us draw a har

they produce beers, as you know, like bud light and michelob ultra. it has 12 u.s. breweries, including the one in solano county. there are more california natives living in our state than ever before. >> now, the u.s. census bureau reports in 2022, 48% of adults in california were born here. it's the largest percentage in state history. it's also up 5% from 2010. it's up 10% from the year 2000. and no other state has seen such a large increase in its share of native born adults. back in 1960, 23% of californians were born here, 26% of people living in our state were born in the midwest. >> time now. 708a new state law to improve pedestrian safety will get rid of more than 30,000 parking spots on the streets of san francisco. now, the new rule bans drivers from parking within 20ft of the approach to a crosswalk. whether that curb is painted or not. transportation officials estimate about 5% of all street parking in san francisco will be affected by this new law today. >> dungeness crab from off the bay area coastal finally go on sale. crabbers can sta

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