and when burke 1700s. and in fact the whole first chapter of the conservative mind is devoted, edmund burke and this idea that basically you should have classes and orders society, that people should know their place in society, and that society will remain stable and safe and thus optimal for everybody if that, you know, if if that continues, if it's if it's kept that way and and it wasn't so much in kirk's book as, it was the whole kind of little mini industry. it spun off. but a number of people around, kirk started arguing very specific, that if american middle class got too large, now keep mind in 1951, the american middle class heading for half of us. it was in the 40% of us. we're in the middle class at the time. at the time that franklin roosevelt was elected president in 1933, about percent of americans were in the middle class. using my definition of my dad's life. right. and and you'll find that number and numerous sources. and so what fdr said was, you know, let's do what adam smith was talking

(burke) shall we?lcome back, here is a beautiful look at the downtown oakland skyline on this saturday morning. salmon colored skies, the time is 7:13. it has been one month since the devastating wildfires broke out across los angeles county, more than two dozen people died and the fires destroyed more than 16,000 homes and businesses. los angeles mayor, karen bass said crews are making progress with cleanup efforts from removing debris to clearing the way for new construction, those who lost their homes are receiving property tax relief and rebates for utility payments. the city is eliminating red tape around building permits in order to expedite the rebuild. >> these have been a defining 30 days for our city, for our commitment, and effort is really underway. so over the next 60 days, we are going to make further progress through an all in, all hands on deck effort. we are going to build los angeles back to being the number one city in the country. >> this morning we are getting a look at dramatic ne

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(burke) shall we?co will hold the unique celebration of black history month black thursday. that event highlights culture, creativity, and community with an evening of music, dance, and commerce. it will feature a marketplace with more than 20 local black-owned businesses kicking off in a few minutes at the california academy of sciences. >>> cbs' kati weis has more on what viewers of the super bowl halftime show can expect. ♪ they not like us ♪ >> reporter: fresh off his five grammy wins sunday, rapper kendrick lamar is in the big easy, getting ready for the biggest performance of his career. >> let's get it. boom! >> reporter: lamar performed in the 2022 legends of hip-hop halftime lineup, but his will be the first solo rap act to headline the halftime show in the broadcast's almost 60-year history. >> this is a true art form. so to represent it on this type of stage is like everything that i've worked for and everything that i believe in as far as the culture. >> reporter: lamar didn't reveal much a

(burke) shall we? ♪ been saved. >> welcome back.s an acting career that transcends mediums and genres, from mona lisa smile to the jason bourne series and even broadway. now she's behind the camera for her debut as a film director, julia stiles. welcome to nightline. it is great to have you. >> thank you so much. it's a pleasure to be here. it's just so exciting. >> it's i've been a big fan of yours for so many years. i've watched your acting career for so long and save the last dance. >> we have an audience. >> films like ten things i hate about you. >> pick you up on friday, then. >> oh, right. >> hustlers with jennifer lopez. now you've kind of switched gears. you're in the director's chair. how does that compare to your 25 years of acting? >> it was amazing. i'm totally hooked. i loved every minute of it. it's a ton of work, but i've never felt more energized, and it felt like a natural progression from being on so many film sets. as an actress. >> we miss seeing you in a good rom com, but now you've produced one, you've directe

(burke) shall we? ♪ watched newscast. >> welcome back.yes are on the two biggest stars of the game, the qbs patrick mahomes and jalen hurts, squaring off in the big easy in a matchup for the ages. here's nightline's darshan singh. >> rolling mahomes. he can keep it. he can get there. he's in for the touchdown. >> the two of the biggest stars in football competing for its biggest prize. >> hurts. delay hurts in touchdown eagles. >> the chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes and eagles jalen hurts facing off again in the super bowl, a rematch of 2023 where the eagles lost to the chiefs in a heartbreaker. >> you can't just bank on hoping for results to come without the work. >> i understand that it's going to be a challenge. >> everyone knows the eagles, everyone knows the chiefs. it's this dream team that americans have fallen in love with or are sick of one or the other. >> you put a lot of work in and have these moments, and it's something you want to take advantage of. >> just days away from the big game. >> i turn now to the quarterbacks. >

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(burke) shall we? ♪ >>> welcome back.s gathered at oracle arena to remember rickey henderson, also known as the map of steel. this is a month after he passed away suddenly. he holds the all- time record of stolen bases at 1,406, a record many believe will never be touched. we spoke with fans who say the hometown hero will never be forgotten. >> i have to be here today. rickey was a big part of my life in '89, growing up with him and the bash brothers and dennis eckersley. i had to be here to pay my respects. >> he had that swagger about him. no one will ever break his stolen base record, ever. that's done. >> a true, true legend. rickey was on the a's when they beat the giants in the 1989 world series. he was 65 years old when he passed away. >>> time right now is 6:26. rain impacting homes in daly city. we check in with neighborhoods who say they are literally living on the eblg. the passing of prop k could lead to a recall election. we speak with the neighborhood's supervisor and some of his disgruntled residents. how a

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(burke) shall we? ♪ another cold one, frosty one.r in place. just a little wind in some areas, but basically we're going to stay cold until we tap into all of this moisture. that's going to take us through the second half of the upcoming workweek. it will leave us a dry weekend, though, so that's some good news. here's a look at the current numbers. it's freezing in livermore. good morning to you. 32 degrees 33 in napa with 36 in concord freezing in gilroy. and up to the north, we've got another 32 degree degree reading, santa rosa, san francisco up to 44. and cool. it's been in the 30s along half moon bay, so frost and freeze advisories throughout the morning. again, this will take us through monday. we're going to increase the clouds though into monday afternoon and tuesday. and then late tuesday could be just in time for the evening commute. we're going to bring rain in. it will be with us throughout the late afternoon, early evening and then rain. more rain and wind wednesday, thursday and friday, starting out with that cold rain

(burke) shall we? ♪ to get jimmy butler. wanted to go to phoenix, but he ended up in the bay. however, he's getting a gigantic extension, so presumably jimmy will be happy. the trade became official a little over an hour ago, and butler is expected to make his debut. not tonight in la, but saturday in chicago. some people are questioning how is jimmy butler going to fit into steve kerr's motion offense? butler solves a recurring problem. like last night in utah the warriors. they can't make a shot down the stretch in the final minutes and they lose the game. butler is a terrific one on one player. he can draw fouls a huge warriors weakness. if butler had played last night, the warriors win that game. now the team shared the message from jimmy, who is ready to win a chip. >> yo dub nation. jimmy butler here just touched down due to his physical uh- super excited. ready to win. ready to work. ready to put on a show for you all. let's get it. championship coming soon. >> he's a great player. all great players. you know they fig

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(burke) shall we?saturday morning for these sea lions all cuddled up together from our pier 39 camera. as we're seeing these frigid temperatures outside. it's 512. despite a community effort to save an essential grocery store. the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district is now closed for good. the store's inventory ran out days ago, but the pharmacy was open until yesterday. a private developer wants to turn it into market rate housing, but a public hearing on monday revealed that most people are upset about having nowhere else around to buy food or pick up medication. all employees were offered to be reassigned to other safeways. almost a year and a half after the city of hayward was hit with a cyber attack, thousands of people are now being told their information was leaked. in a letter sent out to those impacted, the city says there's no evidence of identity theft. but as abc seven news reporter anser hassan tells us, some experts are skeptical. >> has any individual come to the city and said,

(burke) shall we?taking a live look outside in dublin, waking up to sunshine but stepping out the door to chilly temperatures. it's only 35 right now and we gradually warm up, but it will be a cooler day with highs reaching into the mid 50s. rain is back tomorrow. we'll talk about it coming up and what's back. tonight is the road worker 101 university northbound. the off ramp was shut down yesterday night or this morning, i guess. and overnight from 1 a.m. to 4 a.m. the southbound exit at university will also be closed. you use the exit, you'll loop around and continue south. after taking two loops again, that's southbound 101 at university avenue. overnight. happening today, a grammy winning bay area band expected to add their voice to the anger over the federal immigration crackdown. members of the group los tigres del norte are among those joining community leaders in the south bay for an event opposing recent ice activity. it's scheduled for 11:00 this morning outside of sacred heart community serv

(burke) if it's important, it's not worth compromising.t savings on your insurance. i saw a nice hotel down the road. little less pungent. (wife) yeah. (burke) shall we? ♪ seven mornings. >> good morning, i'm stephanie sierra. let's check in with lisa on what will be a very chilly morning for you. >> that's right. we are just 44 right now in beautiful santa cruz. going for a high of 57. it's 43. san francisco, oakland 36. still in hayward with 39, in redwood city. and as we look out towards our roof camera, look at all the 30s here, a little bit of a north wind making it feel like 30 in santa rosa. air temperature 36 petaluma and 35 in livermore, where we do have some fog. 10 to 13 degrees colder in our inland valleys. so bundle up if you're headed out. we are on our way to a nice sunny afternoon. temperatures near average mid and upper 50s. the accuweather seven day forecast. another frosty morning with temperatures near freezing. and then we're looking at the rain returning by midweek. steph. >> all right lisa thank you. and >>> you and

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secretary burke them. we are live and can you tell me about the meeting? said no. >> nice try, like it. >> we will try again when the president is here. that we do expect to get president trump and the japanese prime minister here within the next couple of minutes. we are coming off of an administration where three years, joe biden wanted to talk about sell power and our relationship with japan as in a general plaintiff unspoken deterrent against chinese aggression. be expected to hear a little bit about the future of ai. may be north korea, and of course, wants the questions get going, a few about doge, john. >> sandra: i can imagine. i suppose anything can come up. on the federal workers that have agreed to step aside with paid through september, that could come up. apparently, the numbers updated to 65,000. >> yeah, and there are white house officials who think that is a really attractive offer. they say that they are happy that that judge stepped in to give people more time to think about it. maybe there is something to that because 65,000 is a big inc

(burke) shall we?torm ranger is still picking up on some rain in san francisco, as well as redwood city and extending over toward fremont. there still may be some heavy downpours here and there as we go throughoutt the morning, but things dry up for the weekend. we'll talk about it coming up in a few minutes. kind of see that sheen on the roadway here? we do have westbound 580 showing a little more build through dublin. there may be some slowing out of the altamont. the crash making its way to the shoulder. i'll show you what's going on at the bay bridge toll plaza. that might be the most change over the last few. well, good morning. very happy friday to you, honeywell. the last major american super conglomerate is going to break itself into three pieces, much like general electric did. amazon says that demand for cloud and ai is outrunning their ability to keep up. amazon says it will spend $100 billion this year on those projects. amazon's whole foods says it's not going to recognize a new union at i

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(burke) shall we?>> well, it's a first alert weather day and we are tracking the aftermath of an atmospheric river that soaked the bay area and beyond in the north bay. record-setting rains leaving a lot of damage you can see a lot of that here. also evacuation orders are in place as the russian river inches closer to flood stage this morning. reed? >> our veronica macias joins us live this morning from guerneville, neighbors are waking up to pretty extensive flooding. our thoughts with o many people, veronica. how's the morning shaping up? >> reporter: for a few people, you can tell they were prepared by not parking in this area of 5th and mill. this parking lot right next to me, let's go ahead and show you, pretty much empty. you have one vehicle way at the end here. so maybe someone here, you know, just didn't think it was going to get bad. we do know that the russian river is expected to crest in about an hour here at 7:00 a.m. or so. we know that this area has flooded in the past and it looks like

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