k. brown was here.when i was little, i had a funny interaction with the secret service. >> jimmy: did you meet them at the airport? [ laughter ] >> yeah -- >> jimmy: were they creepy in any way? >> i was apprehended at the airport. no, when i was little, my dad was a white house correspondent. >> jimmy: right, your dad david bloom worked for nbc, right, yeah. >> my twin sister and i would go visit him at the white house. and we got to go on a tour one time. my little sister, who was 3, came with us. suddenly, we walk into is first room, every alarm goes off. the secret service rush out. we were like, what's going on? we couldn't figure it out. everything was clear. they sent us into the next room. alarms go off again. turns out my little sister had had a procedure the day before, and they had put a little bit of radiation in her system. and it was setting off each alarm. >> jimmy: wow. >> so it was the toddler who was toddling around room to room setting off the alarms. >> jimmy: is she like spider-man

k. brown, secret service agent. >> yeah, dan fogelman, who did "this is us. >> seth: yep. >> great show. ran into him at the emmys last year. he pulled me aside and said, "hey, i know we're not supposed to do this here, talk business, but i got a great show that i'm writing right now. great part for you. you play the president." i'm like, "i'm not sure i qualify for that." [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> he said, "but you drink a lot and you smoke a lot and you womanize." i said, "great, terrific. i'm in." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> but, yeah. so read the script. i knew sterling was involved. big fan of his. just a terrific actor. and julianne nicholson as well. >> seth: she's great. >> yeah. and it was an interesting concept. i think if anybody has seen the trailer, it looks like just your sort of crime whodunnit. >> seth: yeah. >> and then, it devolves into something very different than that. >> seth: it is a hard premise to explain. so i won't put you on the spot. >> yeah, i can't do it without spoiling

maxine waters ought to be concerned that black and brown kids getting awful education for k through 12 and attacking donald trump for trying to improve the educational performance of their own kids. it's outrageous and why democrats are beginning to lose black and brown support. polls show that black and brown parents living in the inner city want school choice and democrats are adamantly opposed to it. liz: larry, the point has been made. we won world war i and w world r ii without the education department. to your point, this feels like stage 4 trump derangement sin dromoand trying to stop dog and he recollects trump and got a u.s. debt and we can't afford stuff that would help public school children and interest cost alone on the debt are bigger than switzerland and maxine waters is lying trying to claim oh, musk has all of our social security numbers. no, she doesn't. that medicare, medicaid and social security checks going to stop issues that you've seen the numbers and government is wasting more than $3 trillion over the last generation on fake payments out of medicare and medica

k run and walk at colma cemetery. costumes are encouraged. it's gonna blow. hi. alton brown here. the famed foodist alton brown is embarking on his farewell tour. alton brown live last bite. it's making a stop at the san jose center for the performing arts. this is the ultimate culinary variety show with comedy songs and some potentially dangerous food demonstrations. tickets go on sale tomorrow at noon at broadway san jos >ryan>well, coming up at 430, cleanup crews are working against the clock to clear mud in the north bay before the next round of rain returns. we'll have a roundup of the storm damage and the latest on when the next round will arrive. that story. much more coming up at 430. well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 430 with anne makovec. i'll see you back here at five. have a great afternoon. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio

brown! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: please. you look great, bud. >> jimmy: thank kble things, both on and off the court. let's start with on the court. you're coming off of your first nba championship, the celtics are the reigning champs. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. >> appreciate you. >> jimmy: you were also named the nba finals mvp. [ cheers and applause ] and you were just named an nba all-star for the fourth time. oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. >> appreciate you. >> jimmy: how does that all feel. >> it feels good. it fls great. >> jimmy: busy, huh? >> definitely busy. a lot of work. faith, consistency, and hard work pays off though. >> jimmy: yeah. do you like the -- the all-star game and being an all-star? i mean that's kind of -- >> it's a blessing. i think it's a lot for the fans, you know, be able to see some of the best talent in the world all come together. so, yeah. >> jimmy: i almost feel like you should -- the all-stars should be given a week off 'cause they put the work in. they're so good. >> you know, that -- that a

k's. our pub. >> started when a group of john green and brown, jobs and >> sean. they come in.f either. as for 3 of overtimes and am i am the guys will allow enter into a lot of friends that we had on and that way out of it sound and not a great time. it just about gotten out of coming in to watch eagles dams on sunday the green army of vision and the traveling supporters for philadelphia so that they're in town. they all come over here. they have a. >> i good here. >> people's reactions are what the city you about. this is that are in city. will they just might confuse regarding like how closely are the forty-niners? but i think it's kind of cool. all the eagles fans will stay at the forty-niners playoff journey is more like neighborly care than they have pride in, but they're still there. so really a lot of camaraderie here. feels like kind chilly, but we're here in california call and what about around one time that i was from philadelphia, i'm from the backwoods of ireland. >> i guess the big green and white. so that's going help her out. and still ahead on the kron 4 morni

brown, indigenous, disabled, and new english learners in alarming ways. they faced vastly unequally educational resources, leading to significant disparities in academic outcomes. we can all agree that our k-12 system must do better. yet, instead of working to fix these persistent actual threats to the future of our country, a well funded cabal of activist organizations is lobbying for a separatist private school system funded by public tax dollars. at the organization that vanquished state-sponsored racial congratulation in 1954, l.d.s. stands firmly against a publicly financed, separatist, private school system in 2025. over the past 30 years, racial segregation has worsened. this shift correlates with two major changes, the decrease in court mandated desegregation oversight and the proliferation of voucher programs that defund public schools. privatizing public education and shirking federal responsibility would be disastrous for the 50 million students and their families who rely on public schools and the equal access that they are legally mandated to provide. president trump's orders to restrict teaching and learning in inclusive and supportive environments and his threats to dismant