>> jon: hospitality. >> hospitality. >> jon: my man! your show is so good.flix right now. >> right now. >> jon: people should watch it -- i benched it and it is just -- let me tell you something that bothers me. i'm not trying to obviously -- there's a lot to talk about. >> what bothers you? i want to know. people leaving their windows open on aircraft? what are you looking at at 7:00 a.m. out there? >> jon: trying to keep things. when you are so funny, and your comedy is so good, and then i find out, watching the show, that you are also a great actor? and that bothers me. you are so good! >> i have seen not. [cheers and applause] tremendous. >> jon: thank you. >> jon: my kids don't even believe that was me. that is how bad erosion has taken its place. >> thank you so much, man. >> jon: you can get to a very emotional place with this thing and i have known you for a very long time, and i know that you cry all the time just generally. >> [why are you doing this? >> jon: what was it to get to that? >> the crying? >> jon: yeah. >> it was my first experience wit

jon? jon: all right.a in washington, madeleine, thank you. >>> the former commissioner of major league baseball, faye vincent, has died. he ran the league from 1989-1992 and dealt with the banning and eventual reinstatement of yankees' owner george steinbrenner, the 1989 san francisco earthquake during the world series and a league lockout in 1990. "the new york times" reports he died after comply complications from bladder cancer. faye vincent was 86 years old. >>> the national transportation safety board now looking into two deadly plane crashes in major east coast cities just days apart. so what are the next steps in this investigation? former ntsb investigator dr. alan a diehl joins us next. ♪ what tractor supply customers experience is personalized service. made possible by t-mobile for business. with t-mobile's reliable 5g business internet. employees get the information they need instantly. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. clogged gutters can cause big problems fast. un

jon: all right.gain, you know, the air ambulance that was to take her home, that's unaffiliated with shriner's. that was a separate operation and paid for separately, it's my if understanding, again, by donated funds. >> so we are not, obviously, in the transport business. we are in the patient care business. and so if there's a patient that needs to be transported, we have a variety of resources at our disposal that would allow us to make the best choice for that child. we do a lot of international work, international outreach. we treat children from over 170 countries, and so these types of transports are a big part of work that we do. but, of course, a tragedy like this is just unthinkable and not something that's ever happened to us in our history and something that that's just very difficult to even contemplate given the severity and gravity of it. 2011. jon: being that you are in the medical business, i'm frankly stunned there was only one fatality on the ground at least that we know of so far.

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jon: have you had to become super tactical? >> the reverse, jon. over the weekend we published on capital market presumptions focusing on our 10 year outlook for asset classes. the situation for equities looks decent. it is quite a contrast that sunday night we were focused so much on what it means for the next day, while we are focusing our 10 year view. yeah, we have to be super vigilant to what is happening every other day now in terms of are we on or are we not. any type of positioning you have, one morning you look great because you were defense on sunday night, and in the afternoon when the tariff issues are no longer relevant, you are positioning -- jon: and it could change in five minutes' time. anwiti: what that means is that in the near term, while all of these negotiations are underway we expect volatility to be high. if you look at the fundamentals of the economy, we are expecting pretty decent economic growth this year, around 2.5% or so. inflation is the big question mark. keep focusing on that, and company earnings so far coming out

i cry, jon. it's too much. i was not shocked by kamala harris. this is unbelievable, jon. i told you last time i'm going to work until i died. i just got retired in january and now i am miserable. i have nothing to do except reading a book. by the way, why don't he write a book? he can tell a lot of stories. i will leave you alone to let you know the only person that i watch on tv is rachel maddow at night at 9:00 p.m.. otherwise i see his face. right now i'm looking at his face and i can't take it. i love you, john. be strong for me. host: sophia in new york city. democrat, good morning. caller: this is dennis in alabama? host: that is you, go ahead. caller: i'm talking about the kennedy speech he gave about the usaid to different offsets, like lgbtq, gaza and all that. this is what elon musk told him that usaid did, gave it to those people. my guess is perhaps usaid gave it to a company or someone in the companies, and how the money got to those organizations wasn't a result of usaid. would you agree with that? host: that is dennis in alabama. this is kurt in ohio, repub

jon donnison, bbc news.llyoaks actor callum kerr says he is grieving in south—west france. house has been sealed off while police continue to investigate. the government is planning to change the way data digitally between conveyancers and lenders. of having no compassion. they say they're taking the company to court they believe they died after taking part in a viral our correspondent, frances read, has more. four children who lost their lives and whose families circulating on tiktok in 2022, but they say proving it has been almost impossible with the data never released. now they want one thing. accountability. parents around the world. and we want tiktok to be forthcoming, lawsuit against tiktok and its parent company, bytedance. ellen roome has been campaigning forjools' law, in her son's name, which would allow parents to access the social media accounts of their children ..it's very difficult to function. i can't move. i think we probably all have days like that. questions too about whether inquests sh

jon is a licensed pilot. is a lot of information that was presented with the one piece of information that it seemed like everybody in the press was latching onto and we were all latching to hear onset was this discrepancy between 80 sb flight data recorder saying the cr j it was the plane was 325 feet were as the radar scope that was in the tower showed that plane at 200 feet. going to ask a question i believe grady trimble tried to ask at the end, why? why would there be a discrepancy like that? is there a problem with the radar scope question is you were chatting you said it's probably the most accurate. said this plane was probably a threaded toy 5 feet when the crash happened. why, why? because i think it was it three to 25 feet. i honestly think he misspoke when he said radar showed the plane at 200 feet. i think he meant to say that helicopter showed at 200 feet. because that is where the helicopter was supposed to be there a look at the track of the helicopter it was at 200 feet not long for just a fe

jon scott was saying he thinks weather was a factor. he was in philadelphia driving throughout the type -- time of the crash. singing kites was not a factor due to the plane's altitude at the time of the crash meaning for planes and ice you need to be at hire them -- altitude where the temperature is a lot colder. the pilots did have to deal with some rain and may have experienced whiteout conditions from low cloud coverage. the point being that jon scott brought this up, that the part that's may have lost instruments as they went into this cloud cover. and then they actually got something known as spatial disorientation where you can't tell up from down. there is an old term when you were flying called flying by the seat of your pants. it means you are drawn into the seat itself when you are drawing straight and level. sometimes people and pilots will rely on that to keep them level and fly out of the clouds but spatial disorientation is very real, very dangerous, and many planes have been put into death spirals because of that. i want

i'm jon scott. back to life liberty and will "" .erica previous democratic party tactics but even before bourque with clarence thomas, kavanaugh, and on and on and on they take these honorable people and they try to turn them into monsters or sex fiends it's really sick. they intermediate love it. they worked together one leaks to the other than they quote each other and so forth and so on. what about the vast majority of the american people when they see the country has problems. they seat things are not going right. they see what happened in the potomac river don't you think they are getting sick and tired of what these democrats are doing? quick to think the american people when they see what is going on here on capitol hill if they spent any time watching these hearings i think it's really easy to see right through what is going on. the elizabeth warren a line of questioning is rfk the other date was just laughable. her going after him and suggesting something horrible if he was going be suing big pharma over various issues. of c

jon, elon musk now classified, as i mentioned, as a special government employee.l us exactly what this means tonight. >> reporter: a special government employee, david, is basically somebody who is on the job temporarily. a maximum of 130 days. they are not bound by the same ethics requirements that full-time government employees are, but again, can only be on the job for 130 days. elon musk is not being paid for his work at the department of government efficiency, but david, his companies have taken in nearly $19 billion in federal contracts over the last ten years. >> david: jon karl in washington tonight. jon, thank you. >>> next tonight, new reporting in those back-to-back deadly plane crashes. from washington tonight, the chilling images of the fuselage of that american airlines plane being pulled from the potomac. and tonight, what we've learned about the black hawk helicopter, how high it was flying that night. this is conflicting information from those early days. and in philadelphia tonight, the black box from that medical transport jet that crashed has n

we both know that's not the case but i don't think jon stewart can walk it back.raft off of that and they made money off of that and they are part of the reason the left is so far gone now they want to pull it back like they are the ombudsman that's not how it works. >> the tata rallies held since inauguration. one was in l.a. where they burned american flags the second in manhattan win they were screaming about doing these gender change operations on children. how are the streets doing you think? >> they aren't following that. you and i talked about this before this election it was like the election of the norm use use where they thought this was too crazy for classical liberals it's too crazy for them and democrats are doubling down on this which goes to show you that you're more devoted to this message of ideological insanity and they haven't proposed anything they believe would do better for voters then what trump is offering and i talked about some of the stuff got so they don't agree about but i've never seen a politician wake up and go from morning to night

ponch and jon, we're going to have your old. you get it? because chips, ponch and jon, i get it.ught it was a classic line back then. oh my gosh. we're going to get we're going to get probably seven bags of chips seven bags. people love bringing chips and chips. and jon got it. okay. that was a great show back in the early 80s. all right. a milestone victory on the pga tour. what rory mcilroy shot in the final round to win for the very first time at pebble beach. hey man. whoa i'm you, from the future. our doctor figured out why the constipation with belly pain keeps coming back. it's ibs-c! and linzess could help you get ahead of it. linzess is not a laxative. it's a once-daily pill that helps you get ahead of your symptoms. it's proven to help you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. and helps relieve overall abdominal symptoms - belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. do not give linzess to children less than two. it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with blood

so, jon scott, we know you are a licensed pilot, aviation expert. we are trying to piece this together from what we know from the footage that we have. what do you see when you hear about a learjet falling from the sky and by the way, jon, take this in with us while you comment. this is new dash cam video as the explosion and the plane hits the ground in the road. >> jon: it is absolutely stunning that all of the transpired in, you know, 60 seconds or less. the plane takes off from north philadelphia and then comes down almost like a rocket at about a 90-degree angle. you can see that in the footage. with two pilots on board, one wouldn't think that pilot incapacitation is the problem. i mean, that has happened before, planes take off and pilot has a heart attack. >> brian: sure. >> jon: comes back to earth. one wouldn't think that would happen with two pilots on board. there had to be some kind of a catastrophic failure of some aircraft system. but, as bad as the explosion was, it seems like it's going to be difficult, if not impossible for the nts

remarkably, the sunday times interview ends with a note of jon donnison, bbc news.callum kerr says he is "grieving the tragic loss" of his mother and her husband after the british couple were found dead the bodies of dawn and andrew searle, who were in their 60s, they moved to the area from scotland a decade ago. the cause of their deaths is not yet known and their to investigate. is shared during property sales to tackle hold—ups in transactions and streamline the house buying process. shared digitally between conveyancers and lenders. the four british families suing tiktok for the wrongful death of having "no compassion". in an exclusive interview on sunday with laura kuenssberg, the truth about what happened to their children. challenge on the social media platform in 2022. say should still be here. and maia walsh all died, their parents believe, after participating in dangerous viral challenges now they want one thing. accountability. they need to have to look at notjust us, parents around the world. it's notjust in england, it's the us. it's everywhere. and we

commentary from jon wertheim and more on this sunday morning for february 9th, 2025.e back in a moment. ♪ ♪ >>> for many of us, the must-see tv tonight isn't just the game. it's the commercials. and with some ads going for as much as $8 million for a 30-second spot, there is plenty of pressure to get noticed. sometimes, david pogue tells us, a star is born. >> hey, flo. >> reporter: you know those progressive insurance ads? >> again? >> big tree limb crashing through the window, boom, you're covered. >> reporter: this is what it's like to make one. >> lose the wow upfront. ready, and action. >> maybe a big old tree crashes through her living room. uh-oh, she covered. >> reporter: safe to say that doing what you do, having witnessed it is harder than the average person might think? >> i am going to say yes because you're catching me at the halfway point of the day and i am i'm hike mom needs a steak. >> reporter: comedian stephanie courtney played flo the insurance woman in 215 ads so far. she helped turn progressive into america's second largest car insurance company.

i think jon stewart -- carriest weight but i don't thinkbu so.s like, he is like the scene has person in thc party right now, which i can even believe i said that. he is like the sanest person and the democratic party. m jesse, theaky are making him lok like he is a reasonable and rational and we both know that is not the case.e i don't think jon stewart can even walk this back. theyjon made a draft up at the party going so left, lurching so far left go to they made money off of that! they encouraged it. they are part ofar the reason te left is so far gone. they want to pull it back? this is not how it works periods men went to two rallies the democrats have held since thiso inauguration one in l.a. where.h they were burning american flagi and the second one was in manhattan and they were screaming about doing sex chang operations on childrendo.er had to get think the c streets e doing? >> yeah, they are not following for sure. when i talked about this before coach at this election is the t election of the new armies where the norm he throws up a

jon donnison, bbc news. will be have to be taken down, but acknowledged there isn't a "consensus" over what should happen to the building, which claimed the lives of 72 people. here's tom symonds. grenfell, after the fire, before it was covered. the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, decided it had to come down because it won't be structurally safe long—term. a meeting was called with survivors and the bereaved to tell them. but this is a sacred place for them. they angrily told her there hadn't been enough consultation. she's been accused of being defensive, aggressive, ruining the relationship. this, four days later, is her response. i certainly don't feel like i was aggressive, and if anyone felt that way then i would be sincerely upset about that. i think what i tried to do is take a really difficult meeting and explain to people and make sure that those that were bereaved had that information, and the survivors had that information, before the decision was made public. she wouldn't say how many victi

but i don't think that jon stewart can even walk this back. they made a grift off of this, off of the party going so far, left lurching, so far left. they've made money off of that. they encouraged it. they're part of the reason why the left is so far gone. and now they want to try to pull it back like they're the ombudsman of this. that's not how it works. >> you know, the two rallies that the democrats have held since this inauguration, one was in la where they were burning american flags, and the second one was here in manhattan when they were screaming about doing sex change operations on children. how do you think the streets are doing? >> yeah, not they're not following that for sure. i mean, i think, you know, you and i have talked about this before. this election was like the election of the normies where the normies rose up and they thought, this is too crazy, even, you know, for, for, for like, maybe typical classical liberals, this is too crazy for us. and so all these normal people went over to the republican side of things and the

stuart: i think jon stewart is right. what do you say?he has the right done, never a trump fan but never vote for him but understands the american people did so he's taking it move by move. these other guys led by chuck schumer who is not a good leader, not a good or ater and doesn't think good on his feet, doesn't think anything authentic, chuck schumer stood for anything he would have stood up as a jewish-american, against the anti-semitism behavior at nyu, colombia, city college but he doesn't. he thinks screaming into a microphone when you have a microphone you don't have to scream, maxine waters, we are going to fight. what are you going to fight? pro l btt peru parades, pro dei assemblies in serbia, that's usaid, you have elon musk going in trying to cut budgets, weed out organizations because get this, we are one. $4 trillion over budget with the budget president biden left. not only do we have a deficit but we are one. $4 trillion over, elon musk is looking at what is coming in and coming out. he already identified $240 billion in

i cry, jon. it's too much. i was not shocked by kamala harris. this is unbelievable, jon.last time i'm going to work until i died. i just got retired in january and now i am miserable. i have nothing to do except reading a book. by the way, why don't he write a book? he can tell a lot of stories. i will leave you alone to let you know the only person that i watch on tv is rachel maddow at night at 9:00 p.m.. otherwise i see his face. right now i'm looking at his face and i can't take it. i love you, john. be strong for me. host: sophia in new york city. democrat, good morning. caller: this is dennis in alabama? host: that is you, go ahead. caller: i'm talking about the kennedy speech he gave about the usaid to different offsets, like lgbtq, gaza and all that. this is what elon musk told him that usaid did, gave it to those people. my guess is perhaps usaid gave it to a company or someone in the companies, and how the money got to those organizations wasn't a result of usaid. would you agree with that? host: that is dennis in alabama. this is kurt in ohio, republican, good

and jon batiste told me what music means to them both.hen i spoke to him shortly after the film was released. >> music is. >> a manifestation of the ancestors the past. it's in the present, but we also using it to create the future. and if you think about music as a tool and you envision the future, that the way you want it to be, you have intentions. you have ways of using art to create those intentions into reality. they become the thing that drives the way that you you frame reality, that the context of how you live and how you see the world, how you treat other people. that's a superpower. >> a message of hope in times of tragedy and hardship. tomorrow, batiste will perform one of music's most visible and challenging moments in the sun. returning to his hometown, new orleans, to sing the national anthem at this year's super bowl. that's all we have time for, though. don't forget, you can find all our programs online as podcasts at cnn.com, slash audio, and on all other major platforms. i'm christiane amanpour in london. thank you for

we have senator jon ossoff who has proven he can get it done and win a tough race when he defeated his last republican incumbent, david purdue. we have new hampshire where jeanne shaheen has dispatched strong republican challengers. same with virginia and colorado. in michigan, my good friend and predecessor as chair gary peters is retiring. we have a deep bench in michigan and i am confident we will hold that seat. thankfully we have some great opportunities, as well. we have to defeat susan collins in maine. maine is a blue state. we can beat her. she is a tough candidate, vice president harris won maine so i am optimistic we can build on that momentum, find the right candidate and win. in north carolina, senator tillis will be our top target. he nearly won in 2020 and with the right candidate we will win this race. if you look at the north carolina map, we are up the next two cycles. if we spend a lot of time building the grassroots and doing early outreach and building up campaign headquarters, we can win two seats out of north carolina. believe it! there are a number of states tha

guacamole and a beer everybody talking about tequila and guacamole in these tariffs, jon stewart who cannot be funny, he had something to say about chuck schumer, watch. >> they are telling us guacamole is made with avocados. democrats. can you please stop. [bleep] trotting schumer out there. every time. trump reverses into the unreal. >> trace: i mean he really is, would you think about that breanna? >> democrats won americans to believe that you have to choose between your sovereignty or cheap avocado prices and the and avocado marketing a lot of development recently that was slowly going to impact prices regardless we've seen trucking delays, a reduction in usda inspections because mexican cartels operate the avocado industry mexico . you know we can get good avocados from? california, florida and hawaii. they control the cartels, you have cartels who are involved in deadly operating costs and expenses down there and unfortunately our avocado cannot compete because they are saddled with regulatory burdens, some are necessary and some are unnecessary so chuck schumer is serious abo

welcome back to "the fox report," kevin corke in for jon scott.t the past ten days, another deadly plane crash on american soil. crews finding the wreckage of a small passenger aircraft on the sea ice after alaska, just days after the mid-air collision over washington, d.c. and the medical jet crash in northeast philadelphia. correspondent madeleine rivera has more on that for us this afternoon. madeleine. >> reporter: it's been a tough week in aviation. there were no survivors in this recent plane crash in alaska. overnight the u.s. coast guard in alaska released this photo of the wreckage. it was found 34 miles southeast of nome. three people were found inside, the remaining seven are believed to be inside the aircraft, but crews couldn't access them last night because of the conditions of the plane. the bearing air flight took off at around 2 p.m. loaning time thursday. it was about 12 miles offshore when officials lost contact with the plane. they say there were no signs of distress from the plane before it went missing. >> at around 3:18 p.m.

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just steps away as a statue of jon winthrop who famously claimed america would stand as a city upon aer that famous sermon we see with the lord's help the city stands taller and shines brighter than ever before. or at least it soon will. we also find the statue of the great roger o williams who found the state of rhode island. name his capitol city providence and built the first baptist church in america. it's williams we have the case for making religious liberty part of the bedrock of american life. and today we must protect the fundamental freedom with absolute devotion. we must stand strong, just like generations of americans have done on the battlefield all around the world. away from the magnificent rotunda another statue watches over visitors to the capitol. george washington the founder of our country often called for americans to join together in prayer. in more than two centuries later, this morning, heed president washington's wisdom and follow in his mighty footsteps. it was a strong man of great religious strength. the stories of legends like washington winthrop and willi

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. -- ♪ >> reporter: -- and gamy and oscar winner jon batiste with the national anthem. ♪ singer ladygave an emotional performance on bourbon street honoring the victims of last month's terror attack there as well as those impacted by the california wildfires and the recent plane crashes in washington, d.c., and philadelphia. and of course we talked to some chiefs fans who said they are already looking forward to next year when they possibly can have the chance to do it all again. next year's super bowl lx will be held at levi stadium in schrier, home to the -- santa clara, home to the 49ers. >>> in the middle east israelis are being asked to turn their shock into action. this following the return this weekend of three hostages held by hamas terrorists. chris livesay reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: after 16 months in hamas captivity, it shows. eli sharabi embraces his brother and sister just after his release from a dungeon. his father-in-law, peter brisley, comparing him to how he looked before and after was horrified. >> to say the emaciated state that they put him in, it's a di

jon if you're an eagles fan or a chiefs fan, but definitely a kendrick lamar fan.tick with that. that's probably the safest. we might get headlines that tell us measure about where we are in that cycle. fed chair powell starting his system to lawmakers. and we continual with earnings which we're more than halfway through. but we do get some big ones. coca-cola carrying. wednesday, we get cpi data. powell continues his testimony on that day. and all of those earnings, you have c.v.s., robbenhood, reddit. and friday is valentine's day where we do absolutely nothing just kidding. retail sales and valentine's day are associated. are they? i don't know if they are anymore. and we also get earnings from hermes. we will be absolutely watch the cpi data next week for more clues as to what the federal reserve should do how strong the economy is and whether we're making any more progress on inflation. r balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...o

in ohio, you asked about that in 1992 those jon glenn's last campaign for reelection, which iran.he best county we have in the wholesales account called belmont which is a working-class blue-collar county in east central ohio along the river. we one belmont county by 36 points better than we did in any of the other 88 counties in the state. this last november brown lost of belmont county by 34 and a half points. that's a 70-point swing in 30 years. i think the problem has been we promised all these benefits are going to come from globalization. the problem is the people who live in the belmont counties of thiss country are living in hollowed out towns and working dead-end jobs that do not pay enough to make ends meet. and unless we go back to our rooseveltian roots with for lack of a better term a liberal or a center left populism that focuses on how we can bring back good standards of living to regular people. things like noto just raising e minimum wage, raising all wages across the board may be cap in g credit card interest rates. making childcare more affordable. making elder

here is jon meacham talking that party. he absolutely he was very much embodying much of what he believed to be the coming of the people to power. and so it became many ways, the people's house, in a way it had not been under the first the presidents who had lived there, the other five. remember presidents before andrew jackson had either been members of the virginia gentry or members of the addams family of massachusetts. and so jackson was the first of his kind. he was a self-made man from the west, as it was then who came to washington. he was convinced that the most important thing he could do is to change the republic and contract as we thought of it. lowercase r of the founders to a more democratic one, lowercase d and he was there in many ways in reaction to the election of 1824 when he came to the white house on the 4th of march 1829. he was there to give it to people in both very and figurative ways, as we've seen and as we all know. if anyone knows anything about andrew jackson, they know that the came to the whit

that's because ledisi, trombone shorty, jon batiste, and lauren diagle will all be performing.m this area. michael? >> all right, danya bacchus in new orleans, thanks. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," our super bowl cities showdowns as we showcase the hometowns of the eagles and the chiefs. show as we showcase the hometowns of the eagles and the sheaves. oice. sensodyne clinical white provides two shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. are my 5 morning alarms a metaphor for everything else i'm putting off ? like my laundry? or my 768 unread texts? i'm just your dermatologist. seven hundred and sixty nine. try hydro boost. neutrogena. weightless hydration that goes deep. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done... with mucinex kick

jon batiste will sing the national anthem.dfather, who was among the first black men to integrate the u.s. navy. >> i think about a lot of people in my life who have represented what i believe this song is about and should be about at its highest aspirational level. >> reporter: contemporary christian artist lauren daigle and trombone shorty are set to perform "america the beautiful, "all before the big kickoff. >> "lift every voice" will be song with tiktok influencer otis jones. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thank you. >>> the end of the rain is finally in sight, but the dangers still aren't. >> we have had at least ten swift water rescues over the last 48 hours. >> emergency crews across the bay area flooded with calls as this series of storms turns deadly. >> it's very hazardous. >> we obviously don't want people going in there. >>> plus, fears of crime keeping people away from downtown san francisco. >> it's not enough for us to see the data that crime is

. >> well, jon meacham, you have certainly my light tonight. >> tonight, as elon musk and donald trumpcull america's national security agencies through purges and buyouts, the kremlin spy agency, for the first time today released an english language video appealing to so-called american patriots who are concerned about u.s. support for ukraine to, quote, get in touch with russia. one possibility is russian president vladimir putin is working to capitalize on the chaos in washington. former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul wrote about how trump's first weeks are weakening america. quote, trump is fomenting deep divisions within the u.s. government and u.s. society as a whole. we will not win cold war 2.0 if we destroy our national security state. we will not win if we purge talented and experienced national security experts from our government. if we're going to prevail against china and its junior partner, russia, we must get serious about devising a great strategy, alienating our allies, cutting aid, disrupting trade, abandoning our values, and fighting among ourselves is not

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jon batiste says his rendition of the national anthem will be inspired by his late grandfather. >> youe was one of the blueprints of that. >> channeling the spirit of the ancestors. good for him. that's nightline for this evening. catch your full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. thanks for th

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giants broadcaster jon miller was also on hand for today's ceremony.ori says bonds was honored for his contributions to baseball and everything he has given to san francisco, including his community work with young people. >> he looks happy there. >> yeah, absolutely. >> good for him. >> well, don't forget, we have much more news ahead for you at 530 on abc seven, bay area streaming tv. >> and if you're watching us here on tv. world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at six. to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile ser

jon batiste will be singing the national anthem and kendrick lamar will headline the halftime show withuding sza. now, even though the 49ers aren't playing in the game, a lot of bay area leaders are in new orleans getting ready for next year's super bowl at levi's stadium. san jose mayor matt mahan and other leaders will be at the official host city handover ceremony on monday. and did you know that there is a spanish language super bowl telecast? yeah, that's right. that version will air on our sister station, telemundo 48. live coverage starts at 3 p.m. still to come, play station pause. what we know about the massive outage that left gamers offline for hours. and a quick reminder we are now streaming on pluto 24/7. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. scan this qr code right there on your screen for an easy how to stream guide on your favorite streaming platform. you can watch our live newscast, breaking updates and other content. that kept gamers offline for nearly 24 hours. users started reporting issues with playing games and accessing the online store last night. ac

the sonoma county sheriff's office says 61 year-old jon radecki from calistoga was found in a covert wednesday near friends valley road. 81 year-old frank robinson from sebastopol was frowned on sanford and hall roads yesterday morning. one day after he was reported missing. and santa rosa crews are cleaning after a big tree came crashing down. this is on south right road. a tree specialists said high winds and wet soil contributed to this. meanwhile, the russian river is causing minor flooding still in sonoma county, the california national guard has been deployed help people with damage from the flooding and around the bay area. reservoirs that supply our water during the summer months have benefited from the recent rain. no doubt the east bay municipal utility district use payment says the reservoirs are at average 86% failed. pretty good in the south bay, the santa clara valley water district, 10 reservoirs. all right. about 45% of capacity. but that number is skewed. it's lower than it would be because you have the anderson reservoir they're which is undergoing some seismic retr

chuckles ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you to the incredible sabrina carpenter, the incomparable jon hamm, and your lorne michaels, the entire cast and crew of "saturday night live." it is always an honor. congratulations on the end of an incredible season. thank you so much. have a wonderful night. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ our. we are live in martinez after a massive fire broke out at the city's refinery. the concerns from neighbors about air quality and the trade war ignites. president trump slaps tariffs on america's neighbors and they're firing back. so what does that mean for the price you pay at the store? we'll break it down. and the big protest in the south bay against ice that turned into a boycott of a major retailer. why? people gathered outside target to protest the new administration. good evening. it is safe to go outside. that is the message from leaders in martinez. nearly nine hours after flames erupted from the refinery. now people who live nearby have seen flare ups there before, but they knew right away this was something different. flames erupted at the refinery this afternoo

authorities have identified them a 61 year-old jon radecki from calistoga. an 81 year-old frank robinson from sebastopol. radecki was found early yesterday morning in a flooded area on sanford road between occidental and hall roads. robinson was found wednesday night in a drainage tunnel on fronts valley road. with a dry couple of days ahead. people in santa rosa got a chance to clean up after all that rain and flooding crews. we're trying to clear this big tree from the road today. it fell this morning and blocked south right road. experts say when you have wet soil and strong winds swell that can cause a tree to go down. >> it's going away. thank that says it comes up. it goes down. >> residents in guernville breathing a sigh of relief tonight as the russian river continues to recede. it's now several feet below flood stage on wednesday. the river had risen to more than 4 feet over its flood stage of 32 foot. >> stuff it will take everything. everything you have. i've seen propane tanks go down, houses, trees, boats, you name it. >> the evacuation order th

we'll send it into overtime with morgan brennan and jon fortt. >> well that's the end of regulation.losing bell at the new york stock exchange. and microsoft doing the. >> honors at the nasdaq. >> the major averages making a comeback as trade war worries with canada. >> and mexico abate. though china. >> tariffs remain top of mind. tech seeing a strong. bounce led by a leap. >> higher for palantir. >> that is the scorecard on wall street. but the. >> action is just. >> getting started. >> welcome to. >> closing bell. >> overtime i'm morgan brennan. >> with jon fortt. >> and we have got. >> a. >> monster hour of earnings on the way headlined. >> by alphabet. >> amd, amgen, electronic arts, snap, chipotle

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jon. >> hey, melissa.ak to cristiano before the call about growth in pc market share. he said. last quarter, qualcomm had 10% u.s. retail market share in laptops, $800 or more. and he says that's just the beginning. on an. >> investor day last year, we said by 2029, you know, we outlined our plan for five years to grow 22 billion of. handset revenues for. >> 2029 on windows pcs. >> we said 4. >> billion. >> or a $35 billion sam. that's about a 12% share. that means. we're tracking. great. and then when you look at pc overall in the quarter, we're showing that designs continue to increase. we now have a new product for $600 price points, which will expand the addressable market. so we'll keep going. he also talked. >> about handsets, smartphones and how premium share gains in china are boosting qualcomm's qct business to its first $10 billion quarter. >> our customers. >> are gaining share. >> in the premium. >> tier, is. >> expanding, and this. is all end customer demand. >> it is end. >> customer demand.

i love jon and i love michael, and i love adam, but they're not kelsea, and that's how i like, you knowhat i mean? and they're not multi-platinum artists. kelsea ballerini joins the team this season. long time fans will note in the past, she sat in as a special guest coach and advisor. our marcus washington recently spoke with her about the upcoming season. she says her past experience got her fired up from the get go. being in that seat and being in the room with all these amazing artists and sitting next to coaches that are so inspiring, i was like, i want this job one day. if it ever, if i ever could be in a place where they would ask me. and so fast forward a couple of years later, the timing just worked out beautifully. and the rest of the team is back, including john legend, adam levine and michael buble. the voice premieres tonight atight right here on nbc bay area, and that's going to do it for us at 430. jessica aguirre is working on the 5:00 news. she'll join you in two minutes with a lot more news. will come together to show their support for immigrants. the strong message se

jon batiste says his rendition of the national anthem will be inspired by his late grandfather. >> you know anything great about me? he was one of the blueprints of that. >> channeling the spirit of the ancestors. good for him. that's nightline for this evening. catch your full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> it was a. >> kidnaping torture case. >> a crime of greed and cruelty. >> the guy was cutting off my roommate's. this was a a major bay area school district running out of money within months tonight. a critical meeting to come up with solutions came up empty. instead. >> the ban on transgender women and girls in sports is now putting pressure on high school athletes, where the state stands facing a funding threat and one college under investigation. >> plus, a new bird flu development has local health leaders telling people to keep a closer eye on their pets. all tonight on abc seven news at 11. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> we just cannot shake the rain and wind. a busy night