started by my wife jacqueline and son brian who was born in 1988 when kokomo went to number one. >> kokomo year. >> janice: it's brilliant. >> it takes a while to do it perfectly the kokomo mow hilt mow hit toe is made out of rum. >> what other flavors do we have. >> a bunch of good stuff. all these rtds. >> rtds. >> janice: ready to drink. >> 10% alcohol. this is not a seltzer. full blend craft cocktail using rum we distill at our distillery in san diego. >> janice: oh my gosh. >> how many gold medals. >> two gold medal medals we launched in 2022. these just won probably the most amazing awards we could ever hope for. double gold 97 points on the artist mall white. 95 points on the barrel finish and the peach and vanilla see a little cloudiness in it we steep the white rum and vanilla beans. >> janice: i love cloudy. >> no artificial color or additives. no added sugar. >> those meta metal medals are a platinum al ghum flavor not just harmony. >> janice: how can they find out more. >> go to kokomo spirits.com. find us at select retailers in san diego, northern california, arizona and nevad

." ♪ good good ♪ ♪ i'm talking about good vibrations ♪ >> david: and "kokomo." ♪ down to kokomo ♪ >>o be released from our parent company disney+. >> try one more time from the top. one, two, one, two. >> david: their story from garage band to superstardom. >> three brothers, brian, dennis, and carl, a cousin, mike love, and our good friend al. that's family, to me. >> david: with new interviews from band members. here's mike love. >> there's definitely been ups and downs. probably been counted out half a dozen times. >> david: never before seen footage. >> used to sing three-part harmony in the back seat of the car. and that's the birth of the brothers singing together. >> they've known each other for a really long time. and it really is a great deal of fellowship in the group. >> david: chronicling the band's enduring legacy and iconic sound. >> the beach boys just represented some sort of fantasy. >> they were participating in the creation of a california dream. ♪ >> man, they made me want to go to where they had cars and girls in bikinis. ♪ fun fun fun ♪ >> david: and in the docu

. >> kokomo. go to the go go go. >> the new documentary about to be released from our parent company, disney plus. >> try it one more time from the top. what to watch to their story. >> from garage band to superstardom. >> three brothers brian, dennis and carl, a cousin mike love, and our good friend al jardine. that's family to me with new interviews from band members. >> here's mike love. >> there's definitely been ups and downs. you probably have been counted out half a dozen times, but never before seen footage used to sing three part harmony in the back seat of the car. >> and that's the birth of his brothers singing together. we've known each other for a really long time, and it really is a great deal of fellowship in the group, and we've been to an awful lot. >> chronicling the band's enduring legacy and iconic sound. >> the beach boys just represented some sort of fantasy. >> they were participating in the creation of a california dream man. >> they made me want to go to where they had car

oh, i like the kokomo. we'll get there. that that's it.okomo where you will not get fast is the bay bridge right now. it's causing a delay right now. backed up to treasure island because of this three car injury accident that happened shortly after 530 this morning. but we do see some tow trucks here at the scene, and that means they're on their way to clearing this up. so hopefully it will be out of there by the time you head outside. temperatures have been on the cool side. it's right now in the low to mid 50s in many parts of the bay area. san francisco's 51, oakland 53, san jose 59. that's one of the milder spots. half moon bay 52, where there is some fog. and from mount tam you can see some breaks in the cloud cover already, but in the north bay it is cooler. santa rosa and petaluma only in the upper 40s, and then we'll see low to mid 50s through napa, fairfield, concre and also in livermore. so live doppler seven showing us lots of cloud cover. it will stick around for most of the morning and visibility is limited in half moon bay at

we have some other ones, help me, rhonda, i get around, kokomo was our biggest selling record anywhereke you feel a little better? [cheers and applause] >> can i be part of the band? >> you did a great job. >> i think you dressed the part. >> she did. looks good. >> ainsley: you have your book, documentary and tour. the beach boys.com for all the information. tell us about the book. >> the book is by genesis. there is one that weighs 11 pounds in its old sack and they've sold out at $2 thousand each. substantially less expensive one but still a very nice book. >> steve: you guys have always been great friends of show and great to have. ladies and gentlemen, the beach boys! [cheers and applause] >> this was a disgrace. we didn't do a thing wrong.

we went in and solved that with a high wage jobs transforming from kokomo to saint joe company toto allen county. to say that it doesn't have a role, we are competing against ohio and north carolina and you are either going to win or we are not. but they will take the jobs if we don't want them to keep our kids and grandkids here to keep the kids that are graduating -- two years ago i was sitting in south korea with the company. we wouldn't have that investment with highve wage jobs. we either plan to win or we are not. >> the big problem here -- it is a shadow government. we are w talking about a qualifd agency. wehat are taking public money ad putting it into an organization that hidesk the lack of transparency all these things talked about, that's fine if you play aboveboard. under my administration we will bring them any to make sure they are providing the resources across the board and in balance with of the rest of the state, not picking winners and losers and the project is a prime example of the state gone wrong. >> i see we have some interested parties that want to weigh in on th

we would have been sold that bring $1 billion for high wage jobs transforming communities from kokomo to saint joe county to alpine county. so to say it doesn't have a role, we competing against ohio, china and north calendar. we're either going to win or not win but they will take those jobs if we don't want them indiana to give her kids and grandkids here. to keep the kids were graduating from purdue. to have time next two to yos sitting in seoul, south korea, with a comical ask a high necks. weeks ago i'm celebrating a $4 billion investment with high wage jobs in the semiconductor industry that was sponsored in the chips act and senator braun vetoed. i didn't support. if you listen to senator braun we wouldn't have had $4 billion investment with high wage jobs. we need a plan to win or will not in this state. >> all right. mr. hill. >> the big problem here is -- [applause] >> thank you. [laughing] >> that they probably here is that the iedc is a shadow government. were talking about kwanzaa agency. what does cause i mean course were taking public money and putting it into an organi

out and solve that t bringing $51 billion for the transforming communities all of the state from kokomo comment to saint jo company comment to allen county, so to say it does not have a role we are competing get ohio, china, north carolina. the going to win over not going to win. they will take those jobs if we don't want them to keep our kids and grandkids here. to keep graduate from purdue. drivetime? >> two years ago i was sitting in seoul south korea company called sk two weeks ago i am in celebrant for billion-dollar investment with highly jobs and semiconductor industry that tied young sponsors and the chips act and senator braun vetoed. and did not support if we listen to senator braun we would not have for billion-dollar investment with high wage jobs would plan to win or were are not in the state. >> art mr. hill? >> the big problem here the big problem here is it is a shadow government but we talk about a quasi- agency what is because i mean? we are taking public money and putting it into an organization that hides about lack of transparency. all these wonderful things brad ta

her second infrastructure project funded by president biden's investment in america, and this is in kokomodiana and today she's working side by side with her daughter diamond on the project. and we create intergenerational change for women, for people of color, for all communities to enjoy the prosperity that we're building in this country in this moment. so, let's do this right. let's do this together. let's seize this moment to build a 21st century infrastructure that's both physical and work force, and an opportunity in every single community and i'm so excited to do this work with you. the department of labor stands with you, we have your back and thank you for the leadership that you're doing. thank you so much. >> (applause) >> please welcome to the stage the america works for infrastructure panel. ♪♪ >> welcome, everyone, it's an honor to be with you today and my colleague. i want to give a special thanks to the department and the staring committee for putting on this really great event. and our panelists today are power players in this space. power players who have examined local w

arose is working on her second infrastructure project funded by president biden's investigate it's in kokomoana and today she's working side-by-side with her daughter diamond on the project. would we invest in infrastructure we invest in families like rose and diamond we create intergenerational change for women, for people of color for all communities to enjoy the prosperity we are building in this country in this moment. let's do this right. let's do this together and see the moment to build the 21st century infrastructure that is physical the opportunity in every single community i'm so excited to work with you with the department of labor. stand with you. we have your back we thank you so much for your leadership and all the work you're doing. thank you so much. [applause] >> please welcome to the stage america it works for works for e panel. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning everyone. >> good morning too. >> president of the brookings institution it's an absolute honor to be with you here today especially to follow my former friend and colleague acting secretary julie su i want to give a specia

her second infrastructure project funded by president biden's investment in america, and this is in kokomoa and today she's working side by side with her daughter diamond on the project. and we create intergenerational change for women, for people of color, for all communities to enjoy the prosperity that we're building in this country in this moment. so, let's do this right. let's do this together. let's seize this moment to build a 21st century infrastructure that's both physical and work force, and an opportunity in every single community and i'm so excited to do this work with you. the department of labor stands with you, we have your back and thank you for the leadership that you're doing. thank you so much. >> (applause) >> please welcome to the stage the america works for infrastructure panel. ♪♪ >> welcome, everyone, it's an honor to be with you today and my colleague. i want to give a special thanks to the department and the staring committee for putting on this really great event. and our panelists today are power players in this space. power players who have examined local work