>> first of all, think you for having me tonight shawn. i think he is telling the middle east that the last 50 years of doing things was not the correct way of doing things. and that he is going to change it up because all of those iterations have not worked. he is also telling the middle east that he wants to be transparent with the palestinian people. gaza today is uninhabitable and will probably be uninhabitable for at least the next 10 to 15 years. that is how much work has to be done. >> sean: are other countries in the region -- because you have been deep into the negotiations on all sides. are they willing to step up, help this population and rebuild the area and demilitarize it? >> i think everybody wants to see peace in the region, shawn. and peace in the region means a better life for the palestinians. a better life is not necessarily tied to the physical space that you are in today. and better life is about better opportunity, better financial conditions. better aspirations for you and your family. that does not occur because yo

when he said that, i knew what he meant. >> reporter: shawn's skating partner, angela yang, was also killed, as was the entire livingston family. 11-year-old olivia, her sister everley and their parents, donna and peter. >> we were their moms for three day does, kissed their boo boos. >> reporter: they were on their way to visit their daughter alley, a student at villanova. grace cantrell is one of alley's best friends. >> one of the things that her parents won't be for. like her wedding, her first boyfriend, first kid you enjoye hospitality. >> reporter: ian epstein was working as a flight attendant. also a father, stepfather and brother. he loved his job, his sister said, because he truly enjoyed traveling and meeting new people. that positivity on full display in old social media posts of him at work. >> show some patience for one another. show some tolerance for each other. >> reporter: erin mclaughlin, ashburn, virginia. >>> and another frightening plane incident, this time in houston. a united airlines flight catching fire sunday after a reported engine issue, the faa said. mor

and with that, i have a colleague who i'm introducing this bill with shawn cassin, a very accomplished member of the house financial services committee and a true expert in these matters as well. >> thank you, hayley. thank you to our whole leadership team. you know, days like today make me so proud to be a democrat. we are in the midst of a constitutional crisis, and we're doing the work, the amount of work that went through in very short order to deal with this emergency that's coming through is because people who care about their job, who take their patriotism seriously, their oath to the constitution seriously, and that's what we're here to do. i wish we didn't have to do it, but my god, i'm glad to be on this team. we are here today because there is a narcissistic billionaire running the government, who peddles in fascism is known for his history of lying, short paying his vendors, terminating employees who challenge his worldview, and using the judicial system as a cudgel against anyone who dares challenge him. and if you are listening to that and saying, is he talking about dona

shawn, good morning to you. what is the message that's being sent right now to these thousands of fbi agents who had some connection to these investigations yeah. >> good morning. casey. >> you know. >> that's a great question. and i think the message is really clear. this is sending a clear and unequivocal message that the fbi should. fbi agents should be careful who they attempt to hold accountable for crimes. >> and i. >> think. >> andy mccabe. >> is right. you know, that's a disturbing and absolutely inappropriate role for for any government. look, we're talking about some of the most highly qualified and skilled fbi agents that we have in law enforcement. these are the people who. investigate the fringe groups. and these are some of the people who look at highly technical issues that allow us to go after criminals across this country. so, yeah, this this sends a really chilling message to fbi agents. and i'm really concerned about what this means for the ability to keep all of us safe going forward. >> shaw

as a problem, the immigrants never the less shawn's book a more on dash, queer, tend to respect, skipped along with his wife, is an deter. these things cannot stop us from going to school are going integrate to integrate the to the society. so it will not stop us know. meanwhile, the swedish king and queen anne of rose religious leaders came together to honor the dead. while helen, vera may just keeps pray. her friends are not among student lad, demonstrations and serbia showed no sign of getting up to 3 months after 15 people were killed when a train station cannot be collapsed in the countries. second largest city students blamed government corruption and incompetence for the disaster. nobody saw enough taking their protests nationwide. the main target of their anger is president alexander boot judge, who's facing the biggest test of his 12 year will student led protesters block bridges across the daniel river in the serbian city of navi side. ever since the train station collapse, so the country, serbia, has been at an almost complete standstill. protesters say the government has bloo

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the less shawn's book or more on desk would tend to respect, got along with his wife, is an deter, these things can not stop us from going to school. lots of going into exist integrated to the society, so it would not stop us know. meanwhile the swedish king and queen anne of rose religious leaders came together to honor the dead. while helen, vera may just keeps pray, her friends are not among to serve you in our student. the demonstrations are showing no sign of letting up 3 months after 15 people were killed when a train station cannot be classed in the country. second largest city students blamed government corruption and confidence for the disaster and no beside. and i've taken their protest nationwide. the main target of their anger as president alexander, who judge, who's facing the biggest test of this 12 year boy student lead protesters, blog bridges across the daniel river in the serbian city of navi side, ever since the train station collapse. so the country, serbia, has been at an almost complete standstill. protesters say the government has blood on attends and this has beco

the less shawn's book a more on desk would tend to respect scott, along with his wife, is an deter. these things cannot stop us from going to school are going into exist integrated to the society, so it would not stop us know. meanwhile, the swedish king and queen and arose religious leaders came together to honor the dead. while helen, vera may just keeps, pray, her friends are not among that's it. for the moment i'm british bandaging and blame. see you back in about 45 minutes. the conflicts crises, every single connection mapped out shows the geopolitical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out. navigating a changing world now on youtube. marking was believes that germany's reluctance to borrow big.

. >> reporter: detective shawn mckintosh one of the officers who responded to the call for help as buildingsconsumed by the fire. he went above and beyond to save about 40 people from two palm care facilities. its two buildings are no longer standing. >> let's get them outside. halfway through the building went dark. the building across the street was on fire. so i just told the employees hey, if you have a car, grab it. >> reporter: jean harris showcaseing the humanity of the department during the city's biggest tragedy. as the night went on, 70% of the department jumped into action to put their lives on the line to rescue people still in their homes as the flames closed in. >> sirens going off everywhere. hard to hear, hard to see. >> it's a night you don't every think you will see in a career and then it happens. >> police department, evacuate immediately. >> reporter: these hours that changed entire communities. the officers in the middle of it all going door to door with life saving actions. >> heroic efforts, job well done, we can't thank them enough. then contending with flooding too,

detective shawn hayden got the call on the radio-- drive out to rustic modjeska canyon, southeast ofk. this is a very rural area. no one will be out here mountain biking or hiking. this is way off the beaten path. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): at the other end of the two-way radio, detective brian stanley was rewatching kc's google search, trying to give detective hayden better directions. kc focused on an intersection and then moved over to the tree. brian stanley: in the center of the shot, there's one tree that looks like a bush out in the middle of the wash. so i told him to look for that tree and then in the wash from that area. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): hayden and his partner found the tree, then moved off the road and past the barbed wire fence. and then they knew they were close. shawn hayden (voiceover): as we were trekking through this brush here, the first and foremost thing we found was an overwhelming smell of a decaying body or something dead. and my partner and i turned our head, and we looked over, and we saw this shallow grave site. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): at

joining us right now is shawn turner, a former director of communications for u.s. national intelligence. shawn, great to see you. >> good to see you, fred. >> so the white house says cutting usaid is about cutting costs. but what price could the u.s. be paying if usaid diplomatic mission is to end abruptly? >> yeah, yeah. >> fred, you know, it's important. >> to say at. >> the outset that we. >> simply cannot underestimate the significance. >> that cutting. >> usaid will have. >> this will have a global impact, you know. and here's why. you know, fred, over the last 48 hours or so, people have said things to me like, what does a famine in somalia or a polio outbreak in pakistan have to do with us here in the united states? and the answer is quite a lot. look, you know, preventing these kinds of things from happening are key pillars of our own national security. we have to think about what things like hundreds of thousands of palestinians returning to the gaza strip without access to food and security and the support that they need. we have to think about what happe

as a problem, the immigrants never the less shawn's book are more on desk would tend to respect, got along with his wife is an deter. these things can not stop us from going to school are going into exist integrated to the society. so it would not stop us know . meanwhile, the swedish king and queen and arose religious leaders came together to honor the dead. while helen verma just keeps pray, her friends are not among veteran board by the de study shows that now germany is taken bought in a new nature operation aimed at increasing surveillance and showing a stronger presence in the baltic sea. it follows some incidents of damage to undersea cables and other infrastructure since 2023 that have been new, but as of kitchens. we attended communications, electricity of fuel lines, happy disruptive between sweden, finland as sonya, i left for you on the swain. yeah. and germany. the deputies just identity was in bold. the 1st german vessel taking part in the natal operation, as it sets off into the baltic sea from the northern german coast. the crew of this german worship are preparing fo

the less shawn's book a more on desk would tend to respect scott, along with his wife, is an deter. these things cannot stop us from going to school are going integrate, integrated to the society, so it would not stop us know. meanwhile, the swedish king and queen anne of rose religious leaders came together to honor the dead. while helen vera may just keeps pray, her friends are not among the moods debby schultz reporting that germany is taking part in a new nature operation aimed at increasing surveillance and showing a stronger presence of the baltic sea. it follows increasing incidents of diamonds due on the sea cables and infrastructure seems 2023. there has been numerous occasions by attending communications, electricity or fuel names have been disrupted between sweden, finland as tonia landfill. it's wayne. yeah. and germany, the, the identity was involved the 1st german vessel taking part in the nature operation as it sets off into the baltic sea from the northern german coast. the crew of this german worship are preparing for a new mission. apparently they're being deployed

shawn a figure skater with big dreams, julia a devoted wife and mother of four. >> the chances of this happening are worst than winning the lottery, just think of that and it just happened. >> reporter: when beptali heard news of the crash he raced from their home in delaware to reagan national airport. >> i haven't seen any ambulances going to hospitals. in essence, just explained everything. >> reporter: he returned hours later to tell his three surviving children their mom and brother were gone. >> it was critical for me to drive back from the airport before the kids wake up. they understood. their reaction was shock and followed by disbelief. and my 7-year-old asked, you know, can we reboot them? >> reporter: i'm sorry. your 7-year-old asked can we reboot them? >> yes. when he said that, i knew what he meant. >> reporter: shaun's skating partner was also killed as well as the entire livingston family. 11-year-old everly, their parents dona and peter. their coach was a member of the skating camp they'd all been attending. >> we were their moms for three days. we kissed their boo-boo

who was 8 months pregnant was killed, along with her baby is really forces pushed into the north shawn's and now far refugee camps in the early hours of sunday. for many finding rest bite in safety is a constant struggle. hello. hi will do is we flood from jeanine camp and we came to offer us my family's house, these ratings and to offer and also everyone to leave the homes. and here we are displaced again and began to view the spite on families from the toll from refugee camp. some of them have managed to find a place to stay with the relatives for now, the rest have had to adjust the basic life in this tent in the neighboring village . was it? we don't get very cold at night. it's because the adults give us the blankets, so they're the ones that get code instead. but it's not just the cold. in any testing, you'll see, or they won't be able to find food, water, and other necessities. below the kennedy's really, i mean, forced us to leave in the middle of the night. we didn't know where to go, so i relatives of the space. it's under construction and not everything even installation was v

i'm know sort of in some parts of europe, shawn on the hue this tied to at this time to benefit the issues of the cabinet. okay. got there. yeah, yeah. the yeah, no problem. yeah. let me just jump in that laura. i mean, he says they'll be changes in the cabinet to achieve grace a compliance with the program monday did by the people briefly. what does that even mean? a really, that is not totally true because of the pressure this high to, you know, to properties calling, she left me the stores in the be shown on the call. she is the meanest story, seen a very bug situation saying that they are not accomplished, you know, the goals of the government. but in real terms, you know, they're most of the, you know, they send meaning stairs the size and the high resigned to the government. you know, the 1st ministers got a claim that the depletion with the pay been a day the, and the government was the cold was the ministers were the best for board and medicine, they called government. so it's not totally true, don't show quality performance. so it's more like the federal are not happy with the res

some of them explicitly are stating that a colleague shawn, is on a likely you've been quoted to fail to form the new government. a constitution of course, civil allowed the 2nd party in the rule, the 2nd party that gets the most of the votes today to start the process of forming, then you'll government as well as those is that good at all? so picking the next president, the election is being held against the backdrop of rising gang violence. and the nations was speaking of with crisis and nearly half a century. 16 candidates of buying for the top job. the frontrunners include the incumbent, don't know the lawyer, louisa gonzalez, success all. i have the former leftist president rafael, cuz i noticed there was a son that i'm p a t as well the flank by heavy security. the new boy arrives at his final rallying, y a que just 18 months after becoming equis. there's the youngest president at the end of a campaign, short term policy, but the beacon virus funds, including thousands of cardboard cut outs of this 40 president into henry's outfits from a presidential sash to tank tops in gym sh

the sweetness prime minister of christa shawn has described mondays must routing is the west and the country's history. at least 11 people were killed including the gunman after the rampage as an adult education center. it happened in the city after around 200 kilometers west of the capital stock home of thought of to see the gunman acted alone and that they don't believe there's any links to terrorism. the attack i was among the dead, he's believes to have taken his own life. so we didn't even show that the hora that unfolded. he just sent us an adult education. police say they believe the suspect to the attack of who had not seen none to them, acted alone. the reason we couldn't give more precise information at this stage is because the injuries are so expensive that we're doing several things right now. on one hand, it's about identifying those who have died, but also following up the injury situation. then we're also carrying out an extensive investigation. we still believe we have the primary perpetrator to find out the hold them came out or you have any special readings. prime

chosen the name sykes for her get to be born. son is really forces pushed their troops into the north, shawn's refugee camp in the early hours of sunday. it's another extension of the large scale military assault in the northern occupied westbank that began last month. these really military has forced thousands of families to leave their homes across the west bank. hello. hi evelyn. we fled from jeanine camp and we came to offer us my family's house. these varies entered offer and almost everyone to leave the homes. and here we are displaced again and began to display 10 families from the toll from refugee camp. some of them have managed to find a place to stay with relatives for now. the rest have had to adjust the basic life in this tent in a neighboring village because we don't get very cold at night. it's because the other it's give us the blankets. so they're the ones that get code instead. but it's not just the cold, many tungsten units here. they won't be able to find food, water, and other necessities below the cavities. really army forced us to leave in the middle of the night. we did

i'm gonna put alton tina back. 100 is daniel shawn there i was just era, one of the 1st u. s. military flight carrying detained undocumented immigrants to guantanamo bay has landed in cuba. these photographs show people being handcuffed by us soldiers before boarding the plane. the 1st flight transported about 10 people, but the facilities being prepared to potentially house up to 30000. meanwhile, us secretary of state local rubio has met with brought to minus president as part of a wider central america tour. to address any gratian will be as high as guatemala has agreed to increase the number of deportation size to the acceptance from the us. as the president was made, the offer today, then we'll be working on the details of all this, but the offer to increase these slides these the by and these deportations by 40 percent. it's very important for us in terms of the migratory situation that we're facing. his willingness to accept not just nationals, but those from other nationalities as they seek to ultimately return to their own homelands is also important. and we've ple

less than five minutes after entering, sangamon county sheriff's deputy shawn grayson shot massey deadd with murder and pleaded not guilty. the sheriff at the time characterized the shooting as an isolated incident. >> this was a rogue individual that acted outside the scope of his authority. >> reporter: but a cbs news investigation revealed there was nothing isolated about the shooting of sonya massey. we found a pattern in sangamon county, dozens of allegations of misconduct against the sheriff's office over the past 20 years, including eight deaths in addition to massey's. >> this is our son that we lost that we'll never have. >> reporter: in 2021, cindy cody's step-son, jamison cody was arrested for aggravated battery. that night in jail, correction officers wanted to move him to a different room. he resisted. shea kelly is the family's attorney. >> they took him down to the ground, and a man of over 300 pounds sat on his back, broke ribs. >> cody was pronounced dead the next day. >> he died from positional asphyxia homicide. it was a homicide. >> reporter: we brought together fam

deploying troops from europe, getting the allies to chose to open a 2nd front with fuel losses for younger shawn, they've got to be across the book. a allows us to move the site, just give us basically yours, right? used to bring us completely across the board to be sent to them. i will try to make a case on some of these are needs to go through. when he comes to the voice of mind, daniel boy, on the 3rd anniversary of the wall standing all the countries newspapers published a map showing lands liberated from the notes is on the same day, june 22nd for operation of the gravity and again. and they show us the scene by each barely or as if the boy in and they say he's less solely you and you're the, you're upset because as you own it suddenly a cool man suffices. i have a in that they're us, it was cities shall any issue. the issue will be school. the envelope that was suddenly randomly, wasn't liberating. beller was at full tilt within 10 days. so if you truly send him sacraments from boston to enter into a speech, you parents and dorski. uh, frontier. uh we do a little silicon look at the whole

. >> we're adjourned (gavel) [meeting adjourned] ♪♪ ♪♪ i'm shawn quigley the founder of paxton gate that's on ra11sia street. >> it started more of a quirky gardening store. we leaned in this quirky side over the years and started with insects and learned how to hydrate them and symmetrical or natural poses. which then went into small taxidermy. i saw interest in the oddity side and purposely expanded that to more of a natural side oddity store. this is interesting mechanical parts in the beetle. african porcupine is cool. they look at their eyes. i grew up on what many call a farm but it was in the to us. we raised animals it a garden i was involved with plant. had a rock collection. collection goes from your basic house plants to an air plant. avoid this term people happening they survive on air alone they do need water. i went to school for business here and finishing up at sf state. and this idea fell in my lap and masterfuled my interests and i learned a lot over the years. i like to view it as like a museum experience. rather hahn sales people they might be like dossants they are not

destroyed once again by israel, the images that are being projected on offerings right now is our shawn boston basking is of a mosque being still in control of gaza, even after 15 months of a brutal war waste, when much of its leadership was decapitated. one of the images that we're seeing right now of the some us fighters in gaza, city in hon. eunice, in full military gear with weapons and so on. that says at least on the images that how much is feelings until how is that being seen in israel viewed and israel, i mean, what does it say about crime is missing? i was military objectives. he stated objectives at the beginning of the war to 5000000 people like myself and people in the military in israel. then reserve is company thing for since the beginning of the war that there was a military defeat from us. if you wanted to see from us, it is a diplomatic, a political defeat or from us which would replace some us with something else that we provide comes to indians with the help of a better future political horizon for independence for ending the occupation nurse . so military defeat fro

shawn gives his approval, it is really fun andic tas you back.as been since the 1800s. i have been doing it since 2017, since i was inducted into the punxsutawney hall of fame. i got to meet phil. >> todd: what is phil like? >> janice: i wanted to pet him. his handler was holding him, really sweet buried in his arm. i wanted to pet him, he said just be careful. >> todd: has fatherhood changed him? >> janice: i think so, i met him a couple times. except when he's been up since 3:00 a.m. and he's banging on the dome where they have him to get out. >> carley: one of the most unique traditions our country has, you are the perfect person to do the special and fun to watch. >> janice: happy national weather person day today. >> carley: double whammy. >> todd: a janice day. >> carley: thank you. check out that special, "seeing shadows," i love that title, very smart. one teen shedding light on challenges he fays as high school student who sports president trump. >> todd: that teen will tell us how the president inspired him to speak his mind. that is co

. >> shawn ashton. >> i know the "goonies" cast is close.s really emotional for all of us. we share a lot of laughs and also some tears as well, too. and also to have the man who wrote the screenplay, chris columbus, and that famous phrase, goonies never say die. >> never say die. >> that's great. >> and there's a sequel in the works. >> uh -- you know what? it's been in the works for 40 years. >> okay. >> and i don't know if it would ever happen. but if anyone is looking for a little "goonies" reunion, it was great to share the screen with shawn ashton after all these years. >> you're up for it? >> oh, yes. >> i want to show you something. i don't think you've ever seen this. this is from almost 40 years ago. >> okay. >> after "the goonies" had come out. >> when he showed up there was something about him. you can't be turned off by ke. ke is just an explosive child. i've never really met anybody his age quite like him. >> it hurts an actor to see a kid walk on a set and be great without any training or experience. it also reminds an actor w

coming up, shawn hannity and bret baier teaming up for a super bowl promo. do you think the story will play out? >> two close to call. >> five minutes to air. >> go big -- >> or go home. >> super bowl 59 spot. >> real super. stuart: that was good. that's going to air during fox sports pregame coverage on sunday and catch bret baier's pregame interview with the president at 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on fox of course. jeff played with the patriots winning super bowl in 2015 and joining me next to react to trump becoming the first sitting president to attend the big game. ♪ ♪ empower ♪ hey, i got her a little something. a little something, dad? oh, umm. hi. walt rolled his 401k accounts into an empower ira and it's grown nicely. so i say, let a gramps be a gramps. okay, just promise me it doesn't make a lot of noise. (engine roars) (♪) go, baby! go! (♪) thanks, grandpa! get good at money. so you can be a little bad. empower. morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! whe

. >> the and part >> this body camera video shows the moment when shawn started shooting at police.n the roof of an apartment building fire in phone, batons towards jaw, trying to get him to surrender. but he refused, started shooting. one of officers returned fire, leaving a child being killed. there was a school district attorneys office is investigating that police shooting. and the east bay hayward police are looking for the driver of a white suv involved in a deadly hit and run crash. this happened just before 07:00am tuesday at his spearing boulevard. and sir, arrow straight. police say 51 year-old hayward man was found line in the center median and was later pronounced dead at the scene by first responders. witnesses say the suv drove off before police arrived and was last seen heading cell on very boulevard. it's now more say words first deadly crash of the year. it's a public police arrested. a man they say was involved in a residential burglary. police responded to the call on tuesday and after reviewing the victim surveillance footage, they were able to identify the suspe

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>> shawn, from what i'm hearing from our members and i have a radio, they did an outstanding job when they initially arrived. or the initial report, they had multiple drones on fire and i imagine was from the jet fuel. and in our business, when ever there is a flammable liquid involved, it makes our job 10 times harder. and if that plane would have struck a little more south, in philadelphia we have wrote type dwellings, 6070 in a row and they are about 70, 80 years old. these members, i can't believe how they did it but they stopped this fire from extending down those rows of dwellings and got everyone evacuated. like i said, if that were to hit somewhere mid-block, we could potentially have lost the -- three blocks of dwellings with people trapped and et cetera. and the commanders that were working, i know them personally. they are some of our most experienced and best in their work you will as a cucumber and combine their forces and got it under control he rapidly. >> sean: yes. a fire like this is even more challenging when you consider jet fuel in particular which is so flammable

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thank you so much, shawn. and thanks to new school. thanks to jasmine and to kate at the new school for our event tonight and to postman books who are selling copies of. not just the new book but can i just and but but also all of our panelists have written superb books and they're all on sale outside thanks to c-span who are here filming this event tonight. also, i'd like to thank denis moynihan of democracy now! who was very helpful in arranging this and. sarah bushnell of penguin press is here and she is the editor without whom this book would be much less readable and, accessible. so we're here tonight because you know this this book, myth of american idealism was released. i coauthored it with professor noam chomsky. it was one of the highlights of life, my writing life. but unfortunately, i mean, during the process near near the end of putting this book together with professor chomsky, his health declined and he is unable to continue making public appearances. so when the came out, when it finally came out, we thought, well, one

we have it right in the middle of ♪♪ ♪♪ i'm shawn quigley the founder of paxton gate that's where we started more of a quirky gardening store. we leaned in this quirky side over the years and started with insects and learned how to hydrate them and symmetrical or natural poses. which then went into small taxidermy. i saw interest in the oddity side and purposely expanded that to more of a natural side oddity store. this is interesting mechanical parts in the beetle. african porcupine is cool. they look at their eyes. i grew up on what many call a farm but it was in the to us. we raised animals it a garden i was involved with plant. had a rock collection. collection goes from your basic house plants to an air plant. avoid this term people happening they survive on air alone they do need water. i went to school for business here and finishing up at sf state. and this idea fell in my lap and masterfuled my interests and i learned a lot over the years. i like to view it as like a museum experience. rather hahn sales people they might be like dossants they are not hard selling you but mor

i still have my son shawn, my daughter who is trying to get her i'm mother of 3 the grand mother of scomplen great grand mother of 5! >> i have numerous people this one of the kids this grew up with mow at the neighboring house's mother. this is one of the grew up with me -- threat evened run, way if her mother did not get her cow by boots for the talent show. i was in trouble with all the parents. this since she was 3. sheryl. my niece and says i love this lady nowhere in the world i was coming out in this rain. i just am so proud i was able to help pioneer the people of the potrero public housing and citywide. in a naeshg house that was open and giving and did so much by the honorable maxwell. many you have may not than is sophie's mother. she opened the door from the mayor's i other than from jordan to moscoi we were in this city hall all the time learning and growing. over 50 years of work i wanted thank you all and let's do something good for this city. we don't need to go back. it is great. if people move out the way. i tell people do what i say and everything will be okay. [applause]

starring shawn ashton, josh brolin, corey feldman. now the cast is reuniting in l.a.re a touching tribute to his friend. he calls kwan an example of the american dream who happens to have a heart of gold. this is so sweet. he added, i couldn't be happier for you. this honor is not only totally deserved, but celebrates all that is right in this industry. we say congratulations. i love that man and everything he's been in. it was nice to see the goonies reunited, right? >> robin: and it feels so good. [ laughter ] >> sam: all right. it may be cold but ladies and gentlemen, let's sing together and warm up with thoughts of spring at the annual met gala. this morning -- i don't know. perhaps that it's just spring. learning new information about the annual fund-raiser. back in october, "vogue" and the metropolitan museum of art announced the theme of this 2025 event was super fine, tailoring black style. big names. louis hamilton, pharrell williams. asap rocky. we can announce right here on gma the specific dress code for the evening. it's called tailored for you. it's a no