ok, marvin. thank you for sharing _ here what is going on. ok, marvin.r - thank you for sharing your earthquake experience. we look forward to having you back in the newsroom soon. now we can speak to our correspondent in new york, michelle fleury. always good to talk to you as well. you have lived in new york for many years. have you ever felt an earthquake before? i have never experienced an earthquake before and certainly as a new york resident, a lot of people are used to the rumble of the truck passing ijy to the rumble of the truck passing by the windows, they might rattle, may be construction nearby. i think some people initially dismissed this, didn't trust their own kind of feelings. but others were quick to light up on social media and ask was that an earthquake we just felt? michelle, this is obviously caused a lot of transport disruption. just recap what we know about that. {line recap what we know about that. one ofthe recap what we know about that. one of the first recap what we know about that. <1>iez of the first things we recap what we k

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marvin in michigan is next. marvin, good morning, you're next up. >> oh, yes, good morning. >> marvin, you're going to have to turn down your television, please. >> good morning. yes, about speaker johnson, he's the least unproductive congress we've had in the last 100 something years. to me, when he was at-- he's going to mar-a-lago this weekend to meet the ring master and we can't get anything done with the border. those people out in gaza and how they're bombing the food truck, that's ridiculous. and that's got to stop and people not wanting to pass the legislation to get these people this aid. i was going to go to one of rashida tlaib's coffee hours that she had and to see how people of different countries and nations feel to feel for these people how this stuff is happening to them. i was so fearful to go because i seen they bombed that food truck and all of this other stuff they had done because i was talking to a gentleman in the gas station about just having a conversation with the gentleman because he's

marvin cecil williams really reshaped this congregation. how do you believe that he was able to attract so many people and get so much support for those really important causes? >> it's a combination of being eye level with those who are most marginalized. and and eye level with those with the most privilege, and bringing them eye level to each other. so when you're in glide memorial church, you don't know if you're sitting next to a billionaire or someone who is on their last supper, you know? and his gift was the ability to bring people together through prayer, through music, through art, through culture, through mutual understanding, through the understanding that we're all in recovery from something. so he was able to democratize spirit and bring us all together and raise our voices together through music, through activism and through art as well. and that's his genius is the ability to bring folks together. so we're all in recovery together. >> obviously, we know that reverend williams was a mentor to you. can i ask what what do you th

and marvin harrison sr., a hall of fame receiver for the indianapolis colts, spoke with espn's martyweek. >> what does greatness look like for you? >> my dad. he is greatness to me, all that he's accomplished. >> what comes with having a hall of fame father? >> i don't know, it's tough. people always say, he don't act like you. he's got a different swagger. i want him to play the game and have fun, and i think he's doing it. >> what similarities do you carry as a player? in terms of his skill set? >> we both have the desire to be great from a mental standpoint. and then obviously route-running techniques and things like that learned a lot from him. try to follow in his footsteps, do the best i can to put my best foot forward every day. >> the new england patriots select -- drake quarterback, north carolina. >> reporter: back in the motor city with a record-tying six quarterbacks taken in the first round, it's both a milestone and momentum for the new season ahead. like for new england patriots fans, hopeful their new quarterback, drake maye, can fill the void left by tom brady. >> pa

coach marvin wood took a job up in newcastle, passage of time brought other changes, not all of them welcomed of course. little milan, light so many towns across the country, it faced some challenges, and the single basketball tournament system that gave small basketball teams like milan a shot is no more. some of the schools that played in the 1954 tournament are gone. milan, it hasn't won another championship, though. it must be said they made it to the semi-state back in 1973. despite this or possibly because of it, the milan miracle is as inspiring as ever. yes, it's the tale of the little guy, the underdog, david versus gol goliath. muncie central's average height was 6 foot 4, milan was 6 foot 11. this is so much bigger than basketball or even indiana. milan's players always note that their championship run in 1954 wasn't a lightning strike or even a stroke of good luck. no, the indians made it to the final four the previous year, most of the players had known and practiced with each other since grade school. they played tough, they were coached well. perhaps most important the

. >> all right, pam, we're going now to administer marvin white to at glide who is speaking right now. so thank. and we're going to join this news conference live that's underway celebrating the life of reverend cecil williams. and was that it is about the work still so we can grieve and mourn, but we can't lose sight of liberation. it's even more visible now because of this passing. >> year's work together, you know, with them when, you know, immediately this. so that work you know, i think it's important that we. we frame cecil's the wright. reverend cecil williams, workable. his arrival here and in the 50's and he's immediately open up the doors of the sanctuary. 2, 2 women to poor folks to workers, 2 black folks to brown folks too early. organizers. on and on. and that work just that door just kept opening wider and wider and we continue to do that work. i think the genius of of robin williams is that he knew that there would always be someone coming in each generation. beyond crack. now there's fentanyl, but we know that we need to be here because he taught us that someone else i

. >> joining us now is the current minister of glide memorial church, marvin k. white. minister white, thanks for being with us on this evening. so emotional, i'm guessing, for so many people. what set reverend williams apart from everyone else and for so long? >> yeah. i think it's important to remember that he was a man from the south. he was a young man from san angelo, texas, that the tenderloin was not his context. but by him coming here, he proved to anyone that you just have to stand up for the people, that you have to come and be of service, that you have to believe in the social gospel. that you know that it's about faith and works. so that's what he inspired everyone to do no matter who you are, you can be a part of alleviating suffering in this world and bringing us closer to liberation. >> he really embodied so much of what's right in san francisco. how do you plan to carry on his legacy, and that is no easy task. >> yeah. i think the blueprint that he and our dearly departed co-founder is clear that we need to keep the doors open, that we need to make the w

minister marvin white intern for williams when he was 18 years old and has become his protege. he says he'll never forget with the reverend told him he said. >> i need for you to be you. >> glide put up photos of williams over the years with people of all walks of life from political activists like bobby seale and angela davis to politicians like nelson mandela and celebrities like marvin gaye in sammy davis, junior williams was also close friends with former san francisco mayor willie brown. more than 50 years. yeah. my friendship with cecil williams. >> in valuable him for me. it will never end. >> brown says he worked with williams and doctor martin luther king junior in the 60's during the civil rights movement before williams helped open the church. merry christmas to you. the reverend was known for making everyone feel like family opening the church doors to all making the institution. one of the most liberal churches in america, 2 women to poor folks to workers. >> 2 black folks to brown folks too early. organizers. >> on and on and many say williams was not the same aft

marvin harrison junior wide receiver at ohio's out of ohio state, the son of marvin harrison, senior the legendary colts wide receiver. he went to the cardinals at 4 and number 5. >> jo all. a lineman out of notre dame went to the chargers. all right. it was a rough for exhausting season for the warriors and >> we know the last thing step is worried about at this point in his career is personal accolades. i'm sure he still appreciates getting recognized by peers and the media. today staff was named nba clutch player of the year. staff led the league in clutch points this season which consist scoring when a game is within 5 points with 5 or fewer minutes left golden state fans have grown accustomed to staff coming up big when it matters the most. now after receiving the award step spoke a little bit about his mindset when the game is on the war. >> you have to be okay with the shot that you like a short memory, would it? don't know if it included under the new just not much time to put into the game. and with that time comes deserve confidence of okay. i'm ready for whatever you find

as a first round pick. >> marvin harrison, junior a great bloodlines is that i scouted him coming out. the same passion, the same work ethic contested grabs go. marvin harrison junior way trades could shake up the first round. >> the one thing we do know 32 names will be called tonight. motown is ready for its moment. the lions one game away from making it to the super bowl last season. now the city is set to welcome players to the nfl. reena roy, abc news, new york >> it's just staggering to me how big a deal this has become, larry, this nfl draft, it's almost as big as the super bowl itself. what are you looking for today? well, one of the things that i was struck by, just looking at the espn coverage is that detroit is filled with hundreds of thousands of fans. >> it's incredibly it used to be in new york every year, same old thing, same old things, same old thing. then they started moving the venue around. and so it's been in chicago, and detroit just looks fantastic. it's unbelievable. so you have that as far as the niners are concerned, they have ten picks in this draft. their f

minister marvin white intern for williams when he was 18 years old and has become his protege. he says he'll never forget with the reverend told him he said. >> i need for you to be you. >> glide put up photos of williams over the years with people of all walks of life from political activists like bobby seale and angela davis to politicians like nelson mandela and celebrities like marvin gaye in sammy davis, junior williams was also close friends with former san francisco mayor willie brown. more than 50 years. yeah. my friendship with cecil williams. >> in valuable him for me. it will never end. >> brown says he worked with williams and doctor martin luther king junior in the 60's during the civil rights movement before williams helped open the church. it was supposed to be just a methodist church. >> but it really was not just a methodist church. it literally was a village. >> activists, merry christmas to you. >> the reverend was known for making everyone feel like family opening the church doors to all making the institution. one of the most liberal churches in america, 2

marvin there.hen it comes to health care he talks about access and the ability to access a hospital. that maybe your case, too. 202-748-8000 forks holders of private insurance. if you have insurance under the a.c.a., 202-748-8001. no insurance, 202-748-8002. and then for those medicare recipients, 202-748-8003. speaking of the a.c.a., it was president biden, former president barack obama, and former speaker nancy pelosi appearing in a video talking about accomplishments the a.c.a. here's that video. >> as you all know i thought it was a big deal at the time. >> it's an even bigger deal today. the most consequential health care law since medicare, medicaid since 1965. >> together we accomplished a lot. there is nothing i'm more proud of than the a.c.a. it can be easy to forget these days, for passing the a.c.a. was hard. health insurance companies were resistant to change. most republicans didn't want to work with democrats on anything. but for the three of us giving up wasn't an option. because we

marvin in philadelphia. you are next. caller: i'm against it. the guy before me was talking about world war ii. it was agreed that israel would have its own state and we would defend that. right now they are killing civilians. they have 70,000 civilians killed. they should go for peace. we should not give them no more arms, because the government is running rogue right now. it's not about protecting israel . it's about killing people. that's all it got. host: that was marvin in philadelphia. this is steve, san jose. caller: thanks for taking my call. let's not forget three things that make all the difference in the world. number one, palestinians voted hamas into power. number two, palestinians have taught their children from day one to hate the jews. number three, after the war started hamas stated, and this is the leadership of a mosque, that they would do it again and again and again. three agains. they must be destroyed. completely. host: it brings up another topic of the potential -- likely at this point invasion of the city of rafa in sout

we'll need our social justice support, and we'll need our social services as well, marvin white says. >> reverend williams most recently attended service at glide on easter sunday, and he delivered the benediction that day. still at it at 94. >> now, san francisco mayor london breed reflected on his impact, saying in a statement, ve never dreamed i'd grow upuld to work with him. we all benefited from his guidance, his support and his moral compass. we would not be who we are as a city and a people without the legendary cecil williams and williams described himself as a radical. >> the methodist church sent him to san francisco from texas, and the turbulent 1960s to lead a tiny, all white congregation. >> at glide memorial, he came to the tenderloin with a message, not to mention a mission. we do have abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez joining us now with more on his legacy. and people say that he touched so many lives. >> yeah, well, he called himself a radical. i called him the people's champion. yeah, he was very fitting. he remained active at glide until 2023 when he stepped d

host: ok, marvin in michigan.eter johnson set to travel to florida today to meet with the former president at an event, taking a look at what has been described as election integrity. you can look at that, and on the house side today, and effort to pass section 702 of fisa, which went down earlier this week, but new measures in hopes that republicans can get it passed in the house today, and you can see that play out on c-span, our main channel. the house set to come in at 8:00 today to work on the measures. you can follow along on our website, our app, or comment on the speaker's job. until then, you can send us a text and post on her social media site, too. let's hear from marlene in minnesota, independent line. marlene in minnesota, hello? one more time for marlene. ok. diane in ann arbor, michigan, democrat. hello. caller: hello. i would give mike about maybe a one? he shows up, he is on the floor, but he doesn't do anything. he needs to dump marjorie taylor greene in his ear. he is looking like a wimp. nancy

. >> reverend marvin wright has been learning in the shadow of reverend williams, poised to lead the community from the legacy that helped guide him and others for years to come. >> i went to him and i said, they want me to fill your shoes. he absorbed me from that responsibility. he said, i need for you to be you and to understand that where you take it is where we are supposed to go. >> the legacy of reverend cecil williams cemented inside glide memorial and forever on the streets he served. >> glide is working on details for a public memorial. for more on the life of reverend williams, head to our website, www.kpix.com. >>> we have an update on donald trump's ongoing criminal trial in manhattan. find out how prosecutors are saying the former president influenced the 2016 election. >>> a popular restaurant chain is closing in san jose. rent hikes and the rough pandemic forest a local favorite to shut down. >>> we are going to break into sunshine through the afternoon today but tomorrow, the marine layer will build back hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor

minister marvin white intern for williams when he was 18 years old and has become his protege. he says he'll never forget with the reverend told him he said. >> i need for you to be you. >> glide put up photos of williams over the years with people of all walks of life from political activists like bobby seale and angela davis to politicians like nelson mandela and celebrities like marvin gaye in sammy davis, junior williams was also close friends with former san francisco mayor willie brown. more than 50 years. yeah. my friendship with cecil williams. >> in valuable and for me. it will never end. >> brown says he worked with williams and doctor martin luther king junior in the 60's during the civil rights movement before williams helped open the church. merry christmas to you. the reverend was known for making everyone feel like family opening the church doors to all making the institution. one of the most liberal churches in america, 2 women to poor folks to workers. >> 2 black folks to brown folks too early. organizers. >> on and on talk to him laugh and joke feel like i was

minister marvin white intern for williams when he was 18 years old and has become his protege. he says he'll never forget with the reverend told him he said. >> i need for you to be you. >> glide put up photos of williams over the years with people of all walks of life from political activists like bobby seale and angela davis to politicians like nelson mandela and celebrities like marvin gaye in sammy davis, junior williams was also close friends with former san francisco mayor willie brown. more than 50 years. yeah. my friendship with cecil williams. >> in valuable and for me. it will never end. >> brown says he worked with williams and doctor martin luther king junior in the 60's during the civil rights movement before williams helped open the church. merry christmas to you. the reverend was known for making everyone feel like family opening the church doors to all making the institution. one of the most liberal churches in america, 2 women to poor folks to workers. >> 2 black folks to brown folks too early. organizers. >> on and on talk to him laugh and joke and feel like i

minister marvin white intern for williams when he was 18 years old and has become his protege. he says he'll never forget with the reverend told him he said. >> i need for you to be you. >> glide put up photos of williams over the years with people of all walks of life from political activists like bobby seale and angela davps to politicians like nelson mandela and celebrities like marvin gaye in sammy davis, junior williams was also close friends with former san francisco mayor willie brown. more than 50 years. yeah. my friendship with cecil williams. >> in valuable him for me. it will never end. >> brown says he worked with williams and doctor martin luther king junior in the 60's during the civil rights movement before williams helped open the church. merry christmas to you. the reverend was known for making everyone feel like family opening the church doors to all making the institution. one of the most liberal churches in america, 2 women to poor folks to workers. >> 2 black folks to brown folks too early. organizers. >> on and on talk to him laugh and joke feel like i was

minister marvin white intern for williams when he was 18 years old and has become his protege. he says he'll never forget with the reverend told him he said. >> i need for you to be you. >> glide put up photos of williams over the years with people of all walks of life from political activists like bobby seale and angela davis to politicians like nelson mandela and celebrities like marvin gaye in sammy davis, junior williams was also close friends with former san francisco mayor willie brown. more than 50 years. yeah. my friendship with cecil williams. >> in valuable and for me. it will never end. >> brown says he worked with williams and doctor martin luther king junior in the 60's during the civil rights movement before williams helped open the church. merry christmas to you. the reverend was known for making everyone feel like family opening the church doors to all making the institution. one of the most liberal churches in america, 2 women to poor folks to workers. >> 2 black folks to brown folks too early. organizers. >> on and on and talk to him laugh and joke and feel li

minister marvin white intern for williams when he was 18 years old and has become his protege. he says he'll never forget with the reverend told him he said. >> i need for you to be you. >> glide put up photos of williams over the years with people of all walks of life from political activists like bobby seale and angela davis to politicians like nelson mandela and celebrities like marvin gaye in sammy davis, junior williams was also close friends with former san francisco mayor willie brown. more than 50 years. yeah. my friendship with cecil williams. >> in valuable and for me. it will never end. >> brown says he worked with williams and doctor martin luther king junior in the 60's during the civil rights movement before williams helped open the church. merry christmas to you. the reverend was known for making everyone feel like family opening the church doors to all making the institution. one of the most liberal churches in america, 2 women to poor folks to workers. >> 2 black folks to brown folks too early. organizers. >> on and on and talk to him laugh and joke and feel li

minister marvin white intern for williams when he was 18 years old and has become his protege. he says he'll never forget with the reverend told him he said. >> i need eor you to be you. >> glide put up photos of williams over the years with people of all walks of life from political activists like bobby seale and angela davis to politicians like nelson mandela and celebrities like marvin gaye in sammy davis, junior williams was also close friends with former san francisco mayor willie brown. more than 50 years. yeah. my friendship with cecil williams. >> in valuable him for me. it will never end. >> brown says he worked with williams and doctor martin luther king junior in the 60's during the civil rights movement before williams helped open the church. merry christmas to you. the reverend was known for making everyone feel like family opening the church doors to all making the institution. one of the most liberal churches in america, 2 women to poor folks to workers. >> 2 black folks to brown folks too early. organizers. >> on and on talk to him laugh and joke feel like i was

minister marvin white intern for williams when he was 18 years old and has become his protege. he says he'll never forget with the reverend told him he said. >> i need for you to be you. >> glide put up photos of williams over the years with people of all walks of life from political activists like bobby seale and angela davis to politicians like nelson mandela and celebrities like marvin gaye in sammy davis, junior williams was also close friends with former san francisco mayor willie brown. more than 50 years. yeah. my friendship with cecil williams. >> in valuable and for me. it will never end. >> brown says he worked with williams and doctor martin luther king junior in the 60's during the civil rights movement before williams helped open the church. merry christmas to you. the reverend was known for making everyone feel like family opening the church doors to all making the institution. one of the most liberal churches in america, 2 women to poor folks to workers. >> 2 black folks to brown folks too early. organizers. >> on and on and talk to him laugh and joke and feel li

>> reporter: minister marvin white is the minister of celebration, sharing a similar sentiment to thosendance today, grieving the loss of the man who cofounded glide in the 1960s. >> is a heartbreak are really coming to such a loss to this community is so centered around him. >> not something i was prepared to hear today but at the same time, he is just, i know he will always be with us. >> reporter: glide church went beyond sunday service, coming a beacon of hope for the community providing a wide range of social services and even preparing thousands of free meals every day, with more than 2000 meals served annually on inks giving day performer san francisco mail, willie brown says working with the community is why the church has been a success for decades. >> cecil, however, understood exactly how to make the church work with that group of people and for that group of people to work within the church. >> the church does there reverend, cecil williams passed away in his home today surrounded by family and friends and all the congregation we know each other today . they plan to honor hi

uplifting and supporting the kids, families, communities who needed it most and glide's reverend marvinte says the work must continue. >> we know because of who cecil is and was that it is about the work still. so we can grieve and mourn, but we can't lose sight of the mission. it's even more visible now because of his passing. >> you can read more about the life of reverend cecil williams on our website, kpix.com. >>> on to our other big story, the supreme court heard arguments today on a case that could define how cities across the country tackle the homeless crisis. in fact, bay area leaders are watching this closely and the central question, are bans that target homeless encampments unconstitutional? it all stems from a law passed in 2018 in grant's pass, oregon, that fined people for sleeping and camping outside. a group of unhoused people sued and the 9th circuit court ruled the law violated the 8th amendment prohibiting cruel and unusual punishment. the court said local governments could not make it a crime to sleep on the streets when there isn't enough shelter space available.

and we spoke with reverend marvin white, who's seen by many as a prodigy of reverend cecil williams, he says he has every intent of keeping the late reverend's legacy going, all while maintaining that unconditional love. >> williams died in a retirement home near glide memorial, according to his family. governor gavin newsom, who once served as san francisco mayor, released a statement saying that reverend williams embodied the values of unity, generosity, and acceptance, adding all of us can be inspired by his legacy, and mayor london breed released a statement saying he inspired members of the african american community to dream and serve, mentoring many to become leaders. we were there when reverend williams celebrated his 90th birthday at glide. >> i've always talked about changing the world, and i really believe that we have touched people from all over the world. >> you can head to our website, kpix.com, for more on the life and legacy of reverend williams. >>> a major bombshell tonight from the alameda county district attorney's office who says she's reviewing every single dea

at oklahoma to the bears jaden, daniel, that lsu to washington, drake maye at unc to new england, marvin harrison junior out of ohio state to arizona and joe alt out of notre dame to los angeles. all right. switching gears, it was a rough, exhausting season for the warriors. we know that well and good. and we also know the last thing that steph curry is worried about at this point in his career personal accolades. i'm sure he still appreciates getting recognized by his peers in the media. >> today, steph was named the nba clutch player of the year step led the league in clutch points this season, which consists of scoring win a game is within 5 points with 5 or less minutes left in the game. golden state fans. they've grown accustomed to steph curry coming up big when it matters the most. after receiving toward staff spoke a little bit about what it's like to be in a moment when those games get tense. >> you have to be okay with this shot that you miss like a short memory with it. i don't know if it included under the new just not much time put into the game. and with that time comes des

we caught up with mister minister marvin white, some call cecil's pride protege. he says cecil, let you be you. and he described him and his legacy. >> was not ahead of his time was not before his time. he was a man. of his time. you know, whatever he showed up in it. loved his wife. he loved his people and he loved his god and he loved liberation and all the tools. all the unconventional and conventional tools of social justice of social services and spirituality. that combined to to get us there. he embraced and he innovated on. so we're we're going to remember him as the architect as the leader whose whose path we can continue to follow. >> and the minister says they're going to continue on the work that cecil started and keep that legacy going for years and decades to here in the sanctuary. we're already seeing people start to show up again. this is going to be an area that is open for literally. anyone wants to come in here and just remember and reflect and talk with one another about reverend cecil williams and his passing and just about who he was as a huma

. >> a brief ceremony honoring williams, led by glide senior pastor marvin white, who was chosen by williams himself to help carry out his legacy of serving the community. white described williams as a mentor. if you're not a church of action, then you're not doing the work. >> he did it with the idea that glide would become the center of the city for marginalized people. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown described himself and his longtime friend williams as the preacher and the politician. he says he was also williams attorney. when williams was arrested for civil rights demonstrations. >> cecil has established for all of us what community service really means. >> i was suicidal, tatiana tilley, a glide choir member, says. >> williams opened up his heart and church to her and other members of the lgbtq community. when most organized religion rejected them. >> i found home. we sing a song called the sit at the welcome table. there's a space, there's a place for you. and he meant it. >> cecil for 50 years has been one of the cornerstones of the city. he really didn't have any critics

los primeros 3 que fueron elegidos marvin harrison, que va a llegar con el equipo de arizona. aquí los deportes. nos hacemos una pausa y regresamos. domina la acción. fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota responde de esto hay en vivo a las 11 y telemundo 48 regresa con nuestra campaña de apoyando a nuestras escuelas. en este momento estamos recolectando mochilas y útiles escolares para que ellos. para aquellas familias de escasos recursos y usted puede también poner su granito de arena, puede acudir mañana. de hecho, fue hoy al centro comercial town en country village en palo alto, pues para estar este donando esta información va a haber otros eventos. este fue el día de hoy, pero por supuesto que va a haber más eventos en las próximas semanas y ya le estaremos informando sobre eso. y hoy es el día de trae a tus hijos al trabajo, por lo que muchos de nuestros colegas trajeron a sus niños y visitaron las instalaciones de telemundo 48. vamos a ver, ahí están. digan hola niños! cómo pueden ver? hicieron un recorrido, vieron cómo preparamos un noticiero? nuest

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when i was a kid marvelous marvin heger came to our okayed trickle arcade and i got autographs.l leave it there. this is a tough one. favorite action movie. >> matt: it is a tough one. because there are some great ones but i think a movie that i actually i had recently made it into the academy and i voted for it for the best picture was the matrix. >> stephen: 100%. window or aisle? >> matt: window. >> stephen: you just love the view? don't worry about getting up and going to the bathroom. upsetting the person next to you. >> matt: it's usually my wife next to me, that horrible thing when you lie, sorry. >> stephen: favorite smell. >> matt: coffee mixed with bacon in the morning. >> stephen: like literally coffee mixed with bacon or the smell? >> matt: both things are happening. it usually means that we are on vacation. i don't usually eat breakfast so i find sleeping in late enough that somebody is already up making coffee and bacon, that i know it's a holiday or some something. >> stephen: least favorite smell. >> matt: i worked in at the time the second largest dump on planet

>> yes, when i was a kid marvelous marvin hagler came to our local arcade and i got autographs my brothere? >> i think we go home. >> stephen: okay. [applause] tough one. favorite action movie. >> that is a tough one. because there are some great ones. but i think a movie that i actually -- i recently made into the academy they actually voted for it for best picture was "the matrix." [applause] >> stephen: 100%. window or aisle? >> window. >> stephen: just love the view. don't have to worry about getting up to go to the bathroom and upsetting the person. >> it's usually my wife next to me, that horrible thing where you are like sorry -- i just got to -- >> stephen: exactly. favorite smell? >> like coffee mixed with bacon in the morning. >> stephen: like literally coffee mixed with bacon? >> both things are happening. it usually means we are on vacation, i don't usually eat breakfast so if i'm sleeping in late enough that some but he is already up making coffee and bacon than i know it is like a holiday or something. >> stephen: fantastic. at least favorite smell. >> i worked in at the tim

drake may will be the number three pick and likely go to the new england patriots, ohio state junior marvinto the cardinals while lsu junior malika neighbors could end up in new york with the giants. the three day draft kicked off tonight 8:00 o'clock eastern and you'll be speaking with a former baltimore ravens head coach brian billick later in the show on his predictions and what it stands to give the city of detroit. maria: looking forward to the interview at 845. secretary of state is a duplicate calling on china to provide a level playing field for american business in a meeting with shanghai communist party secretary earlier today. he is traveling to beijing where he is expected to meet senior communist party officials including china's foreign minister tomorrow. it's not clear to me was xi jinping, anthony bleecker previewed his talks on a video with x, watch this. >> we just arrived in shanghai and the people's republic of china to work on issues that matter to the american people, one of those is fentanyl, synthetic opioids, president biden, president xi when they met at the end of

in response, pastor marvin white wants community members to have a place to both mourn and celebrate the life of cecil williams. glide is still working out the details of a public memorial service for reverend williams in san francisco. we'll keep you posted on that. garcia. andre. >> thank you. the jewish holiday of passover is officially started last night at sundown in san francisco. chabad of the neighborhood synagogue hosted a passover seder, a ritual feast to mark the beginning of the holiday. the rabbi says, amid fighting between israel and hamas, people are paying tribute to the hostages captured by hamas by filling seats rather than keeping them empty. >> instead of making a seat empty, fill a seat with another jew because what do they want to do? they want to destroy the jewish people. they want to take them away. so how do we remember the hostages? we bring more people to the seder. >> rabbi levin says there was extra security last night as a precaution. passover is a time to celebrate freedom and commemorate the biblical story of the exodus of ancient israelites from slav

and perhaps the biggest legacy name in the draft is marvin harrison junior.receiver just like his dad, famous father and he's likely to go in the top 5. that's the thinking right now. forty-niners general manager john lynch says he's pretty excited to see what happens. >> some inherent pressure on who their dad it is. but there's also some good genes. and and, you know, and i think that was out here at the local pro day and his son to rika, you know, performed really well. and that was that was pretty cool. and you could i saw him running at me and i played against, you know, a lot. and there were some in that stride that was very familiar, that it was it was something about the gate and it's crazy how those things translate. you know, it's just shameful. is that modeling that they watch their dad? you know, it's just it's interesting to me. and but it's a fun. element to this year's draft that and i think is it's going to be interesting to watch to see how it unfolds. >> well, the forty-niners have 10 picks in this year's draft. and for the first time since