i'm a godfather to giants. i got to think the giants too basically for coming to san francisco. leaving new york. thank you. come to san francisco with my godfather willie and 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 for 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. i thank my kids for being a part of my life all the time and keeping me in control and my mom and my my dad. thank you very, very much for raising me and my dad teaching me all i ever know about baseball. i don't know really what to say. i'm so in all of this. this day is so special to me and so special being raised here in san francisco and going to run the school and then carry school and sierra high school and then off on my journey over to arizona state and then pittsburgh and then have an opportunity come back home and play for such a great city who took me and my family underneath their their wing and accepted us as one and i will forever forev

world want to see giant pandas.: have you thought about selling advertising? brandie: we are smithsonian national zoo, so we receive about 60% of our funding from the federal government. as such, we want to make sure we are open and available to every single person who wants to see giant pandas and not necessarily be assailed by ads. david: 60% from the federal government -- the other 40% just falls out of the sky? where does that come from? brandie: we are fortunate. we are talking about the panda cam. boeing sponsors our panda cams. we have incredibly generous donors who support us through philanthropy. we also generate revenue. when people come to the zoo and they come here for free because we are smithsonian, but when they buy a stuffed panda or t-shirt or eat a hamburger or hotdog here, that money goes to support the zoo and all of our conservation work. david: if somebody wants to know something about the national zoo and you have two for three sentences you can give them, what is the summary? why is it so gre

it was more a curator of mammals and of giant pandas.y story came full circle because when i got the job here and i was in charge of the giant pandas, my mother was so proud. david: did she come to visit the pandas? brandie: right away. [laughter] david: you were the head of the mammal program. when did you become the head of the national zoo itself? brandie: i was curator of mammals and giant pandas and after a few years i became the head of animal care. i saw all of the animals, veterinarians, nutrition records, behavior, all of the departments. eventually i became deputy director and a few years later i became director. david: if you walk around and see the pandas, do they recognize you? brandie: it was one of the saddest moments in my life. when i was curator of pandas, they knew who i was. they recognized me or my voice. i would call their name and they would show an interest. as director i am not with them every day, i am not the bringer of food, love and happiness. david: what did you do when covid came? nobody showed up then, rig

brandie: we only had one year without giant pandas.we noticed was our attendance dropped 20% . david: what did you do when covid came and nobody showed up? brandie: we did not have any visitors but we had to keep working. i will never forget that moment. the world was closing down because of covid and our team gathered in the lion and tiger building and we said what do we do? everyone's concern -- the concern was not i cannot go home it is what happens if i get sick and i cannot take care of my animals? we had animal care -- we had an a team and b team that did not cross -- so we always had someone there to take care of the animals. david: does china say if you have two pandas they rented to you and there is a baby panda that you own the baby pendant anda or they do? brandie: they own all pandas but it is a good thing because the majority live in china. we are not producing pandas because we want to -- although it is wonderful. these pandas are all part of a conservation program. if a cub grew up here, it cannot breed with its parent s

they're going to investigate us tech giant google for its anti—monopoly behaviour.e, its main business that we all know, its google search engine has actually been blocked in china since 2010. so many started wondering what kind of business activities they still have in china. it still provides apps and games to the chinese market through partnership with local developers. it also has some local advertising business, but it's not a huge part of their business. so just like those tariffs that were announced earlier, some analysts have been saying that those moves seem more symbolic and sending a message to washington, because, of course, beijing has repeatedly said that no one is going to win a trade war. and they have been asking for a discussion between president xijinping of china and president trump. so how are global markets reacting to all the latest developments? let's hearfrom simon french, chief economist at panmure liberum. the two things that stood out to me there were that no—one wins in a trade war and this is about sending a message and thatis about sen

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. >> the oracle arena giants ballpark the giants vest mission rock residential development are adjacent to the district boundary line. but in my opinion this project what projects would have happened regardless of the historic designation? and you might remember that a couple of years ago red's java house was nearly demolished but it wasn't saved by any kind of historic designation. it was public advocacy and outcry. >> so i just want to reiterate that preservation is good public policy. >> it informs change. i still believe in preservation. >> i hope that you do too. thank you so much. thank you. >> any other members of the public please come up to the podium. not seeing any. we'll move to our next agenda item. >> department matters. >> i think we have one item for 1687 market street informational discussion but we have no other department matters. >> thanks. good afternoon. >> good afternoon commissioners rebecca salgado planning staff. i'm the design planner for a mixed use arts and affordable housing project at 1687 market street that proposes the demolition of an article ten landma

and today, a very special day for san francisco and giants legend barry bonds, mayor daniel lurie haslaimed today, february 5th, 2025 or 2 525 to be barry bonds day. the all time home run leader, whose number was 25, was at city hall for the proclamation ceremony and in a short speech, he talked about growing up right here in the bay area and said it was a great honor to be recognized by the city. >> i'm so in awe of this. this day is so special to me and so special. being raised here in san francisco and going to arundel school and then kerry school, and then sarah high school, and then off on my journey over to arizona state and then pittsburgh, and then having the opportunity to come back home and play for such a great city, who took me and my family underneath their their wing and accepted us as one. >> the proclamation noted that bonds truly represents the best of san francisco's passion and perseverance. today is national women and girls in sports day in the san francisco giants are recognizing girls and women making a difference in the bay area sports world through its communit

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the technology giant is also reviewing some the norwegian energy giant equinor is halving investmentlong term contracts. and it's all taking place right here in america. other industrialised countries like germany and japan have also launched counter—plans, too. but there's no doubt that a new high—tech leader has emerged with big ambitions, deep pockets, and plenty of patience. google has become the latest big us firm to scrap its goals to recruit more workers from underrepresented groups. the decision to abandon the diversity, equity, and inclusion — or dei — recruitment targets comes after the company carried out an annual review of its corporate policies. the technology giant is also reviewing some the norwegian energy giant equinor is halving investment in renewable energy over the next two years while increasing oil and gas production. chief executive anders opedal said that the transition to lower carbon energy was moving slower than expected, costs had increased, and customers were reluctant to commit to long term contracts. the largest gathering of the night—time economy par

the giant schnauzer. >> david: making history, too.re than 2,500 dogs from all 50 states. more than 200 breeds. >> graceful as ever out there. >> david: there was bourbon the whippet coming out of retirement. and of course, comet. look at that hair. this year, it was monty's turn, and his owner, katie, always knew he could do it. >> he always tries so hard. and i'm just proud of him. >> david: and right here tonight -- >> hey, david. i'm katie, and this is monty. >> david: katie and monty -- they never gave up. >> this has been an amazing experience, and i'm so thankful, and it's great to be best in show. >> david: monty the magnificent, the giant schnauzer. the champion at last. third time's the shacharm. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. c7 news starts right now. >> all is mostly calm right now, but it looks like much of the bay area is about to get hit hard by a new winter storm. more rain on the way. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm dion lim. you better buckle up. yes. preparations are underway acr

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after three long dog years, monty the giant schnauzer finally bests them all. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. well, we start with another busy day at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. president trump met with jordan's king abdullah over the future of the palestinian people. trump also signed another executive order alongside elon musk over his doge government overhaul plans. and late last night, the president met with newly released american teacher marc fogel who's been detained inside russia for more than three years. cbs' jarred hill is here with the details. good morning. let's talk about this prisoner release. certainly good news, but has the president said yet what the u.s. gave up in exchange? >> reporter: fogel last night was essentially in shock it seemed after getting released from a russian prison. there was nothing that president trump said about the deal itself. he pretty much shied away there the details. it was, though, a promise that trump made to fogel's 95-year-old mother over the summer when she spoke to him at a rally in butler, pennsylvania, site of the attemp

giant reports a solid fourth quarter beat. ceo vincent clerc is upbeat. >> despite macro and. >> trade uncertainties. >> if you work on the agility that you need to have to react to. trends or sudden shifts that might occur, such as what. >> we saw in the. >> red sea last year. then you are actually able to see. >> not only problems. >> but a lot of. >> the silver lining also. >> astrazeneca tops. >> fourth quarter revenue. >> estimates and. issues better than expected 2025 sales guidance, driven by. >> strong demand for its cancer drugs. and the bank. >> of. england is widely expected to deliver a quarter point rate cut the. >> third of the. >> cycle, with markets also eyeing a potential downgrade to growth forecasts. join us for an interview with governor. andrew bailey at 1600 gmt. a very good morning to you and welcome to the program. >> we're now. >> about an hour into. >> the european trading session. >> and we're off to a strong start. building on yesterday's gains, the main benchmark. >> stoxx 600. >> yesterday added a

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. >>> it was a giant night for one giant schnauzer. >> for best in show at the 149th annual westminst kennel club dog show, i choose the giant schnauzer. >> monty the giant schnauzer took home the coveted best in show title tuesday after he won the working group for the third consecutive year. he is the first dog from that group to win a top prize since 2004, ending the longest drought of any breed. "early today" is back in a minute with the streaming milestone for youtube. and a key inflation report due out in just hours. we have a preview of what to expect. ave a preview of what to expect. okay, y'all. i heard mielle's kalahari melon and aloe vera line is changing the game. up to five days of moisture and no wash days in between? let's see about that. day two, headed to work, but i feel like i'm about to drop a hit single. all the cuties are at the run club. good thing these curls are curling. can you believe this is day five? i think i could go even longer. up to five days of lasting moisture. endless possibilities. imagine what you could do in five days. mom's gonna love this! alr

mlb team the san francisco giants played at candlestick from 1960-1999. fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from feign 71-2013. it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first

there is a passing of the torch between two retail giants.mazon is poised to surpass walmart in the revenue category for the first time in history. the e-commerce giant is expected to report quarterly revenue of $187 billion, 7 billion more than its competitor. walmart has held the title of top revenue generator each quarter since it overtook exxonmobil in 2012. as always, i'll post links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram stories. we are inching closer to tip off for the nba all-star weekend here in the bay area. it is next week, and the bay is the inspiration for this year's uniforms. the blue uniforms have a design pattern representing the roots of oakland's iconic oak trees, and the belt buckle on the shorts has one of those oak trees. the font is inspired by oakland's theater district, and on the red uniforms, there's a pattern inspired by san francisco's cable car lines, and the font is styled after the movement of a cable car climbing over the hills of san francisco. of course, the court the all-stars will play on also

we've got oil giant bp reporting tomorrow.ill be interesting to see whether they do comment on reports of elliott stake. we've also got results from unicredit and caring. and then on wednesday we'll hear from tech investment giant softbank and brewer heineken. thursday will bring us results from barclays, siemens and commerzbank following last week's job report. attention now turns to the week ahead with the closely watched cpi print on wednesday. we will also get fed chair jerome powell's testimony in the capital on tuesday and wednesday. thursday will then bring january's ppi reading alongside initial jobless claims, with retail sales rounding off the week. on friday, i'll be paying particular attention to jay powell's testimony to congress. always interesting to get his take on the state of the us economy. now, in terms of the market reaction to these new tariffs that president trump put forward yesterday, here's a look for you at united states steel corp. you've got an extended trade us steel higher premarket as nippon mul

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titans of capital updates and expands on my earlier book giants and giants identified 199 directors of the world, 17 top asset management companies. they're ones that were trillion dollar companies or 17 of them, and they managed collectively 1 trillion in 2017. now, five years later, in titans of capital capital. i examine the ongoing rapid of global capital and how fewer and larger companies now manage the excess financial wealth of. the 2.5% 0.05%, 40 million people. the richest people in the world. the number of trillion dollar capital investment companies has nearly doubled since 79. and there are now 31 in 1922 or 22. and they collectively manage. $83 trillion worth of capital wealth wealth. these are the they're the core of global capital wealth. and the top ten, the ones i'm going to talk the most about today, manage $50 trillion of combined assets. so we talk about capital wealth, what we as money. this is essentially excess money that people have when they it over to an investment company to invest for them so they get a return on it and estimates that right now there's about

a veritable giant among giants. this tree stands some 50 meters tall. the k box can live up to 500 years and belong to the middle of a plan family. during infancy, they grow at a dizzying pace of 4 meters per year in a frantic race towards the light, the once bait in the sun's rays. the tree slowly but surely unfurls the branches of its monumental crown, which has a span of 25 meters. this has no selfish giant. it place host to a range of climbing and aerial boot, plants nestling and its branches to capture the light. the, the gate thought tree is a suspended garden and refuge for a multitude of species that could not exist without it the, the, its trunk up to 4 meters thick act as a natural elevator. a letter to the light. in this vertical corridor, a new dynamic of mutual dependencies and change of interaction, a merge a myriad of creatures, hunting each other, imitating each other, communicating with each other, and reproducing some species are there only 4 stop over others have been permanent residents for decades. and every species, every animal ha

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the pharma giant, however, did see weaker vaccine sales in 2024, flagging they were expected to fallther this year. nevertheless, the company raised its long term forecast, expecting overall sales to grow to more than 40 billion pounds in the next six years. gsk also issuing a share buyback program $2.5 billion, and that's perhaps part of why the stock is doing well this morning. it's up more than 5%. total energy is also advancing in the early moments of trade, posting a 15% decline in fourth quarter earnings. but adjusted net income in the final three months of the year came in slightly ahead of expectations at $4.4 billion. the energy giant says it has seen strong growth in its lng trading, and that higher electricity sales helped to offset weakness in oil prices. the company also said it will pursue a secondary listing in new york this year, in addition to its main listing in paris. let's get you a check on us futures and what's in store for the wall street open. after what has been a quite a volatile week for u.s. stocks right now, we're looking at a pullback. the nasdaq looking

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york giants in the 2018 nfl draft.r, he and his former team had a highly publicized split documented on hbo's hard knocks offseason with the new york giants. >> i have a. >> tough time sleeping. if saquon goes to philadelphia, i'll tell you that. >> the eagles snatching him in free agency. >> i'm super grateful and thankful for my time there. had a lot of ups and downs. i feel like everything happens for a reason. >> the city of brotherly love has rallied around barkley, who also grew up in pennsylvania. >> my favorite part of playing in front of the eagles fans is that every single home game, they always take it to another level. it's special. >> off the gridiron. the 27 year old revealing the one thing that could make him more nervous than the super bowl, proposing to his fiancÉe, anna congdon. >> in reality, i'm just not good with stuff like that. i'm not a i'm a lover boy, but i'm not like a clever lover boy when it comes to, you know, i'm kind of simple and basic, i guess. i definitely can improve in that. so i de

the dream was new york fans should criticize the giants losing barclay.l to me. embrace change and get with the times a little bit in some areas. i'm a big fan of the giants with that being said, no, this is absolutely why you drafted him. he is speaking truth to power there wide receiver. supposed to say things not wrong in case. look, there are dysfunctional teams. functional networks. found out in tv. why wouldn't saquon barkley benefit from getting out of new york. dumbest moves you will see any team make, the new york giants. not only is he a great running back. but he was a great, not a good, he is a great dude. so brandon marshall is not wrong. he got out. they should have kept him. there is only certain number of generational type players. there is only certain number of what we call ambien players. the kind of guys make coaches take ambien at night b barclay s one. >> todd: -got you the continues i'm so sad. thanks for dancing on my grave. everybody. dan dakich. we appreciate it. "fox & friends" begins. >> carley: right now. ♪

king spent 15 seasons here with the giants. he grew up here, of course, as well, winning five of seven mvp's with the team. the team retired his iconic number 25 a few years ago. currently, bonds works with the giants as a special advisor to team president larry baer. the mayor's office says through the barry bonds family foundation, he has helped and inspired so many young people in the bay area. i don't know really what to say. i'm so in awe of this. this day is so special to me and so special. being raised here in san francisco and to play for such a great city who took me and my family underneath their their wing and accepted us as one. and i will forever, forever, ever not take this lightly. and he still looks great. by the way, oracle park tonight we lit up in orange lights to honor barry bonds. all right, here we go. breaking news for the warriors. they've just pulled off a major trade before tomorrow's trade deadline. espn right now reporting the warriors are getting a new star. it's a multi-team trade involving the war

like the ailing aerospace giant must do everything it can to restore its tarnish reputation by changing its culture. and improving is production process with a focus on quality, a week decimal, or even failing. boeing company based in nobody's interest experts. there's no 2 companies like air bus and boeing in the world right now. each of them has over 40 percent of the market share for commercial aircraft. but the backorders for these companies are so large that if one company falters or weekends or fails, and that doesn't mean that the other can pick up the load, pick up the slack. most companies are limited and how many airplanes they can produce. so it's not a windfall for air bus if boeing out symbols or vice versa, if air bus squared assemble, i think what we should consider though, is there waiting in the wings, is china with an interest to build a sector to sell commercial aircraft? not just domestically to to china, which is a very important market, but also globally. however, it's not all do include for the storage aerospace, but he minutes after all the us government doesn't

the cfpb is our law enforcement agency to make sure that the giant banks follow the rules on consumer protection. for me, right now, i would be really worried about doing business with a giant bank when there is no cop on the beat. sen. thank, --chair scott: thank you, senator. i recognize myself or one question, relevant to your job, mr. chairman. there were some questions. your response was basically to get people in place for the next administration and then we will proceed again. treasury beth sent recently sent the banking system is "well capitalized, perhaps over capitalized." given that assessment, whether you agree with it, could you discuss the necessity of a new basil three proposal, how updated regulations would impact the ability of regional banks to compete with big wall street banks and what considerations should be taken into account to ensure we have a competitive banking system. the concern comes and goes in for those of us that have largely regional banks for -- banks for community banks or credit unions a competitive system is very important. answer that and i will

the giants begin grapefruit league play a week from saturday against the rangers.from down south espn reporting the dodgers and clayton kershaw have come to terms on a new one-year contract. kershaw will return to la for his 18th. major league season. the three-time cy young award winner didn't pitch much last year, going 2, 2, with a 4, 5, 0, he turns 37 next month. well, forgive the saint mary's gaels. if they had a bit of a chip on their collective shoulder. coming off a rare loss at usf on saturday. no sympathy from santa clara which went in search of a signature win in moraga wccc rivals and neighbors collide. both teams coming out energized 1st half johnny o'neill averages 7, a game about 12 and a half other end. ghost is a boost u.s. marshal onus. that's pretty sweet. the spin move and the foul gales by 7 at the break. 2nd half broncos hanging in without their top 2 scorers. by the way, o'neill ties the game at 58. >> that same areas would put it away late mike lee lewis stop and pop gales and the game on a 15 6 run. they win it 5, 9 and improved to 22 4. >>

somewhat exciting for the giants, but i'm more so full steam ahead. tunnel vision on excited about president. so much going on a jay with the trades and what not. so it's an exciting. >> it's exciting time for everybody that didn't get they do warm up to their new positions in the new teams are right now at that. they're trying to get settled all of them. >> busy time visita. all right. all right. thanks, thank you. >> still ahead here tonight, it's that time of the year again, a bay area bringing back its popular limited edition beer. stick around details. >> another busy day and we have a lot more news to get to coming up later tonight on kron for news at 10 11. we've got a check in with dan thor for a look at what's coming up. i handle and grant coming up tonight on kron. 4 news. >> we're going continue to follow the rain that's moving through the bay area this evening. plus, the san francisco police officer recovering after being injured by a knife wielding suspect end. california woman is arrested after deputies say she replaced an american flag

and the boss of oil giant equinor tells the bbc he's welcome to business today, i'm ben thompson. the bank of england cut interest rates today but warned there may be more pain ahead. to cut rates by a quarter of a percent to 4.5%. cut of half a percent. however what caught most people's attention was its forecast for the uk economy. it cut its growth forecast for 2025 from 1.5% to 0.75%. the bank of england's governor — andrew bailey — also warned inflation will rise, getting close chief european economist at pgim fixed income. good to you here. no great surprise we have that cut. surprise that we have that cut. a lot of people were expecting é lfit. fif efifielfififimfiesmflfi as always, é lfil. fif efifielfififimfiesmflfi as always, what é lfil fil efifielfififimfiesmflfi as always, what are it. as always, what people are is what could next. fnext. it doesn't make happen next. it doesn't make for attractive about today really was 5 today really was all right. today really was all how right. today really was all how does the bank of about how does the bank of see uk about how does the bank of from uk :..f.,

boeing started out as a lumber company in western washington state and then grew into the um, the giant. it is an aerospace today over the last 100. the voice message manufacturing introduction complex in washington state is like a small town of its own out of around 170000, globally, $30000.00 plus people work here alone on the latest and newest boeing jetliners like the triple 7 x. for example. boeing has a lot of pedigree in different areas of throughout its long existence and america that impact people where they work and how we travel space defense and national security and a lot of ways that impact us on a, on a daily basis and our daily lives so no surprise, boeing's order books are full. there's a back look of orders. the company is trying to few as soon as possible, and with new and or improve products and development. going should be in a good place now. and for the future problem is it is not, not at all in june 2024, dave calhoun, c o. a boeing at that time, appear to send it to you right after more than 5 years of set of missiles and serious mistakes that even costs. natali

two tech giants in focus. breaking news this morning. china reportedly laying the groundwork for a potential probe into apple and its app store. meanwhile, google shares sliding on the back of its earnings and concerns around the cloud and its capex, spending much more on both of those stories coming up in just a moment. speaking of china this morning, we are tracking etfs that are tied to china, canada and mexico. of course, we have that tariff and trade war going on. so take a look right here. you can see these chinese etfs. they are falling right now the mcci the fxi and the kweb. all three of these in the red. the k web is up. internet and tech focused etf down the hardest down about 2.5%. also seeing the i.w.w. etf tied to mexico down about one and three quarters of 1%. we want to check the bond market as well. not really seeing a lot of movement except a bit to the downside when we're looking at the bond market, maybe surprisingly, with a lot of these tariff announcements, the benchmark actually falling a few basis points from what

the giants just let him go.y didn't even try to give him any sort of contract to keep him there. and so the philadelphia eagles said, we'll take him. and the giants kind of famously said he can go anywhere. just better not be the eagles right. well he's at the eagles. and not only is he is now a first time super bowl champ he did it on his birthday. yeah his birthday. cooper. birthdays. cooper newjeans birthday. cooper's number 33. saquon number 26. you add 33 and 26 together. that equals 59. this is super bowl lix. sometimes things just seem to be meant to be. >> you know. awesome day for all the eagles fans. you know brian stelter i saw him and his wife. they're big eagles fans as is jake tapper. he was here with his son. and what a moment for those two as they got to celebrate the eagles second super bowl championship. we'll be right back here in new orleans from the field. with more on super bowl lix. >> cookbooks. corporate fat cats, swindling socialites, doped up cyclists, and yes, more crooked politicians