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beyonce, prince, michael jackson, bruno mars, lady gaga. probably be tuning in for that halftime show just to see kendrick perform. not like us. >> and even if they aren't at the game, you can catch famous faces during the commercial breaks. >> what are you doing in there? >> we're doing a dunkin donuts commercial, right? >> right. >> dunkin donuts, teasing this year's installment of their dunkin ad featuring ben and casey affleck, along with succession star jeremy strong. >> the super bowl has become a huge landing pad for celebrities, especially in the commercials. i spoke to sources who say that they expect between 80 and 100 celebrities, actors and musicians to appear in this year's super bowl commercials. >> and their payouts can be huge. beyonce reportedly getting $30 million for her verizon super bowl ad last year. >> beyonce breaks the internet, but can she break verizon? broken? >> no. >> sunday's matchup is promised to be a game for the history books, but regardless of who ends up on top when it's super bowl sunday, it sure feels

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there's a giant painting of a party hat, a porcelain michael jackson and his chimp, bubbles, a kind ofnce. the star attraction, a 10Â foot tall stainless steel balloon dog structure. koons showed it to us after hours. >> we had to make machines to make this work. they didn't exist. >> it may look like it's filled with air, but "balloon dog" weighs more than a ton and took jeff koons six years to make. >> i started with a balloon. i blew it up. i twisted a balloon dog. >> did you know how to make a balloon dog? >> no. i just got a little book, and i saw how you do it. i probably made about 50 of them. i made a mold of it, and then that was used to make the stainless steel pieces. you know, originally, when i made this piece, i thought that i could make it for about $300,000, which still, that's a lot of money. but it ended up, just to create the piece, ended up costing me 1.6. and that was more than what i had sold the work for. >> that's classic koons. he's famous for going over budget, and his obsessive attention to detail is legendary. he spent 20 years figuring out how to turn this

he says he was inspired by michael jackson, who died when johnson was just a toddler.ith complex emotions. >> my dad was he was incarcerated since i was a baby and like i was raised by a single parent with just my mom and my grandma. so like, i've always been singing and i was kind of like a way for me to like, express myself and deal with stuff. >> stefan has a special request. today's his mother's birthday. he wants to wish her a very special birthday and let her know how much he loves her. you can see more stories of young people doing great things in our community and beyond by heading to ktvu.com. if you know someone you'd like to see featured, please send us an email ktvu. web producers at fox.com. some of the biggest basketball stars in the world are heading to the bay area for the nba all star weekend, as last minute preparations are underway at chase center. >> today, there are events for fans at moscone center and pier 48, including a live broadcast of inside the nba. and there's a lot more to come as the basketball world turns its eyes towards our region. >>

. ♪ go crazy ♪ >> reporter: and michael jackson. ♪ but tonight, kendrick lamar joins the ranks makingsuper bowl halftime show, managing to stay humble. >> this is me. this is kendrick lamar, 37 years old, and i still feel like i'm elevating. i'm still on a journey though, you know? and i want -- i want that energy to, you know, ooze out into the television, and to the people that's in that building. >> "not like us," kendrick lamar. >> kendrick lamar. >> reporter: taking home five statues, the most of the night at last week's grammy awards, bringing his total count to 22. thanks to his chart-topping summer hit "not like us." the so-called diss track to his ongoing rival, drake. no word if that song will be performed tonight, but it's certainly the one fans will be waiting for. >> i think people would be colossally disappointed if kendrick lamar did not perform "not like us" at the super bowl. it pretty much was a west coast anthem this past summer. it grew even bigger. it just became a big club hit. i think he's got to perform that song. >> reporter: but will he be alone for those 13

everybody says michael jackson halftime show. great. everybody says prince playing in the rain.erybody says it's great. nobody has to explain to you why it's great once you have to explain. more people explaining why than telling why it was good. it was all right. >> all right. thank you so much for being with us. uh, and for watching table for five. you can catch abby every weeknight as well at 10 p.m. eastern with news night roundtable. but in the meantime, cnn's coverage continues next. >> the boeing. >> 747 has crashed in the lockerbie. >> area trying to find. >> out the. >> why of. >> it became everything. >> nothing is what it. >> seems in the lockerbie. >> story. >> lockerbie. >> the bombing of pan am flight 103 tomorrow at nine on cnn. >> my parents worked hard for. >> everything we had. >> they taught me. >> the value of a dollar and how to use it wisely. those lessons are forever. and today i share them with all our employees. it's why i team up with vanguard for our companies. 401 k plan, because everyone deserves to have someone look out for their financial well-bein

michael jackson famously used a hyperbaric chamber in an effort to prolong his life. i spoke to dr.aric chamber after he suffered serious burn injuries in 2022. with hyperbaric oxygen, if a flame were to occur, that ygenation is so high and so intense that that flame gets very intense. >> a little thomas lost his life at the oxford center in troy, michigan. e oxford counter tells nside edition," nothing like this has happened in our more an 50 years of providing this type of therapy. do not know why or how this happened and will participate in all of the investigations that now need to take place." deborah: the little boy's mother was right next to the amber when it exploded. she suffered injuries to her arms. when we come back, are you ready for some football? because we are. our super bowl team is getting some credentials. >> announcer: closed caption sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: >> announcer: stay tuned. there is more "inside edition" to come. >> deborah: the countdown is on for super bowl sunday and lisa guerrero is in new orleans for all the activities

and have a 7 year-old jackson, michael sam and just, you know, when i got to, i'm just seeing all back when i was crazy to me, not been kind of i didn't register that, you stance now that i've seen it for myself and just like, okay, i understand why you know, i'm saying let's go in kron. 4 news. >> next in sports, the warriors are looking for a second straight win. >> with that new guy. jimmy buckets, sports director scott reese says highlights coming reese says highlights coming up. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> if everybody, i'm scott rees bay area basketball front and center this week with all-star weekend heading our way. but before all that,

he says he was inspired by michael jackson, who died when johnson was just a toddler.elped him deal with some difficult emotions. >> my dad was he was incarcerated since i was a baby and like i was raised by a single parent with just my mom and my grandma. so like, i've always been singing and that was kind of like a way for me to like, express myself and deal with stuff. >> stefan has a special request. today's his mom's birthday. he wants to wish her a very special birthday and let her know how much he loves her. you can see much more when we focus on amazing young children and really young adults. as stefan is at 18 years old, making a difference in our community and beyond. head to ktvu.com and if you know someone you'd like to see featured, please send us an email at ktvu. web producers at fox.com. >> 848 is your time. the nba is taking part in community impact events as part of all star weekend. the league hosted an event at oakland's town youth club in partnership with the lgbtq community center. activities included playing games with fans and talking about life

the former chief judge, beryl howell, you have judge chutkan, you have amy berman jackson, just today talking about michael shannon's heroism will never be moot, speaking out about the fact that these cases cannot be whitewashed. and so, you know, what you are seeing is one branch of government really doing what it's supposed to and being fearless. and i hear your point about other people i just wanted to like and that's a totally legitimate point, but it's worth noting that there are people who are saying this is wrong. >> who did you report to? >> i reported to the section chief of. >> the capitol. >> siege section, and he reported to the. >> u.s. attorney and the u.s. attorney reported. >> to the attorney general. >> and if the attorney general didn't want cases prosecuted against insurrectionists, would the chain of command have done what it did? >> absolutely not. that would. >> have been insurrection. >> within the organization. >> so do you live with a real fear of being targeted and prosecuted? >> you know, there's obviously. >> you. get threats as anybody that's involved in the january 6th cases d

>> michael: in a patriotic uncle sam, as in samuel l. jacksonendrick's take on america's story. >> it's your uncle, sam, and this is the great american game! >> i want to perform a song which you know they love to sue. >> which song? >> yeah, that song. >> michael: as for that song, kendrick settling that will he/won't he of it all? boldly launching into his track "not like us." ♪ they not like us they not like us ♪ >> michael: the lyrics aimed at his rap rival drake. and apparently at the center of a defamation lawsuit from drake against the label that represents both rappers. kendrick personally has not been sued. fellow compton native serena williams taking part, too, during the signature crib walk. ♪ they not like us ♪ the tennis legend and drake reportedly dated in the past. symbolism featured heavily during the set. dancers dressed in red, white and blue, even recreating the american flag. at one point an unplanned image a background performer pulling out sudanese and palestinian flags in protest. the nfl saying in a statement, no one invo

the former chief judge, beryl howell, you have judge chutkan, you have amy berman jackson, just today talking about michael flynn's heroism will never be moot, speaking out about the fact that these cases cannot be whitewashed. and so, you know, what you are seeing is one branch of government really doing what it's supposed to do and being fearless. and i hear your point about other people i just wanted to like and that's a totally legitimate point, but it's worth noting that there are people who are saying this is wrong. >> who did you report to? >> i reported to the section chief of the capitol siege. >> section, and. >> he reported to the u.s. attorney. and the u.s. >> attorney reported. >> to. >> the attorney general. >> and if the attorney general didn't want cases prosecuted against insurrectionists, would the chain of command have done what it did? >> absolutely not. >> that would have been insurrection within the organization. >> so do you le with a real fear of being targeted and prosecuted? >> you know, there's. >> obviously you. >> get threats. >> as anybody. >> involved in the january. >> 6th c

during that memorial service for kobe, how much michael jordan talked about, you know, he was like his brother. so, you know, it's palpable. scoop jackson, thank you so much for being with us. and thank you for sharing some of those details about what you recall about kobe bryant and your memories of him. and of course, everyone be sure to tune in to the final episode of kobe the making of a legend, that airs tonight at 9:00 eastern and pacific right here on cnn hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield, and top of the hour now where we are following new developments involving a legal setback for the trump administration. a new court ruling is halting president trump's plans to eliminate most of the workforce of a major u.s. humanitarian agency. a federal judge has temporarily blocked a plan by the trump administration to put thousands of workers at usaid on indefinite leave, or firing them. hours before the ruling, crews were seen removing signage from the agency's headquarters in washington, dc. the judge's ruling prevents more than 2200 people from being placed on administrative leave. the judge