you a gift, you say yes, thank you, sonny. appreciate it. another knock on the door, and there is sonny, and he says i got to are the cradle. one of the members has had a baby. so i told your mother, quick, go get juliet out of the cradle. so sunny came in the house, took the cradle, and he left. >> reporter: in his closing statement, barger said "keep your head up high. stay loyal. remain free, and always value honor." in oakland, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> yeah, sonny barger comes and knocks on your door, you do let him in. and can i get you a cup of coffee, mr. barger? what a story. >> thanks, juliette. >>> it's about to get more expensive to commute here in the bay area. starting tomorrow, bart fares will go up about 15 cents. b.a.r.t says the increase will go toward operating budgets, more security and new train cars. the toll across the golden gate bridge is going up tomorrow from 9:05 to $9.40. fastrak will cost about $8.40 and the carpool lane up to $6. >>> california's gas tax will also go up tomorrow. it's current

and a lot of people didn't see that, including sonny balwani. and he looked at the jury when it became clear that guilty after guilty verdict were coming. and then looked down and spent the rest of the time looking straight ahead. his family members were there. and he stood for a little bit. hands were held but really not all that much expression. we went ahead of him. and he and his legal team went out. and they were silent as they were the entire three months of trial, coming into court and out of court. we have seen very little expression from balwani at all. >> i want to bring you in. balwani guilty on all counts. much different than the verdict of elizabeth holmes. she faced basically the same counts as balwani. but she was found guilty on only four. issue you surprised by this verdict? >> no, not at all. in a word, the difference between the two cases is a matter of optics. sonny balwani was, is a 57-year- old man with an elite education and years of high-level business experience. and what he was trying to sell was what his world was over

you a gift, you say, yes, thank you, sonny.r knock on the door, and there's sonny. he says, i have to have the cradle. another member had a baby. i told your mother, quick, get juliet out of the cradle. sonny came in the house, took cradle and h repter: in his cl statement, barger said, keep your head up high, stay loyal, remain free, and always value honor. in oakland, juliet goodrich, kpix 35. >>> it is 6:35. a new workout that can be done right from your home, or anywhere your want. how to get your exercise in with the help of virtual reality. >>> the stock market opened about ten minutes ago. the dow is down on this final friday before the long holiday weekend, about 60 points. ♪ if i could be yours then you could be mine ♪ >>> that's soothing. this is music from the band geographer. we're joined by the man behind the project to discuss their set at the stern grove festival this weekend. >>> first, here's what's coming up on "ckrrkcbs mornings." >> ahead, from airport cancellations to high gas prices on the road, we'll help

we played sonny in the godfather. he also starred in elf eldorado, brian song in misery. no cause of death has been made public. james caan was 82 years old. in a new surprise . netflix show comedian dave chappelle is addressing criticism following comments he made last year about transgender people. the new show dropped yesterday. it focuses on his interactions with students at his alma mater in washington, d. c the controversy prompted the school not to rename a theater

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. >> my father has -- >> it is business not personal, sonny. >> actor james caan best known for sonny core leon in the godfather dead at the age of 82. a look at his career that spanned six decades next on "morning joe." t spannehought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify tol or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. x decades "morning joe." about two years ago i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at longlivedogs.com >>> 44 past the hour, tributes are pouring in for hollywood legend james caan. best known for his role in the original gad father movie died at the age of 82. harry smith has a look back at his

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. >> sonny is guilty on all 12 counts of fraud, fraud against patients and investors of theranos he iss sentence when his sentencing comes. you'll remember in january elizabeth holmes was found guilty on just four counts, but all related to fraud against investors. none of the counts for fraud against patients, she was found not guilty on all of those but in thises say sonny balwani found guilty on all counts against patients and investors. >> steve, you've been following this for a while we go back to the 2017, 2018 range when some of these investigations started to come outabout the viability or actual use of theranos' products so you look at the counts that were then found guilty on for both of them does it in your mindi kind of imply that the jury or the american public buys this notion that elizabeth holmes was saying that she was manipulated in some ways, that there was a puppet master in all of this in sonny balwani? does this mean that story is true in the mind of the people reaching the verdict >> in the mind of the jury, they were both guilty in the elizabeth holmes trial, sh

. >>> "usa today" reports former top theranos executive sonny balwani was convicted of fraud.i ofheironvicted of fraud and conspiracy earlier this year. she claimed balwani manipulated her into making poor choices. his attorneys blamed her. both face up to 20 years in prison. >>> and our tampa affiliate, wtsp, says 1,000 invasive giant african snails have been collected in pasco county, florida. agriculture officials say they can eat at least 500 different types of plants. they can also consume paint and stucco off homes and carry diseases that affect humans. parts of pasco county are under quarantine which means that people cannot transport plants, soil, and other things unless approved by the state. >>> still to come, unearthing a new dinosaur. we'll show you a ferocious new carnivore whose name was inspired by a creature in "game of thrones." >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> move over t-rex, there's a new big predator in town. paleontologists in argentina say that they've discovered a new species of dinosaur. it has small arms like the t-re

all 12 counts guilty against sonny about ronnie. we'll move to new numbers out today that showed jobless claims are at the highest they've been since january. the labor department reports the number of people filing for first time unemployment benefits went up to 235,000. that's up 4000 from the week before. meanwhile job placement firm challenger gray and christmas reported that planned layoffs sword in june more than 32,000. that's a 57% jump from a month ago and the highest it's been since february of last year. we'll take a look at what's happening on the stock market stocks pushing higher as investors weigh those weekly employment numbers now jones up by one and almost a quarter percent s and p up by well over 1.5 nasdaq, doing the best of all up by almost 2.5. british prime minister boris johnson has announced his resignation came after months of political and public pressure. greg palkot is in london now with details. i want you to know how sad i am to be giving up. the best job in the world. but them's the breaks . united ki

and there's one sonny bill golfer who may not agree with that.o be rescued after he got stuck in the mud while trying to retrieve a ball at the sunnyvale municipal golf course on tuesday. so sunnyvale, public safety officers used a ladder and carefully crawled their way to the man to help rescue him and pull him out of all that mud. there's no word on whether he was able to recover his ball save there. president biden awarded the medal of freedom to 17 accomplished americans today, saying they represent the soul of america and the power of possibilities. the white house says the honor is reserved for americans who have made exemplary contributions to the prosperity, values or security of the united states. box news caroline shively reports now on this special ceremony at the white house. president biden honored winners of the presidential medal of freedom at the white house on thursday, a list that includes athletes, actors and activists, the nation's highest civilian honor. that's who we are as americans. and that's what we see an extraordinary

they shot sonny on the causeway, he's dead.emember. coppola said, "do you want to do another take?" i said yeah, and then i think he got what he wanted. he's not one of the directors that does 25 takes. you know, if he gets it in the beginning, that's it with coppola. he's not one to beat a dying horse, you know. but it was a wonderful experience. one issue facing the creators of the godfather came from the italian—american community which subsequently embraced the film but initially was concerned that this movie would display them all as a bunch of mafia hoodlums. at first the italian—american civil rights league, led byjoe colombo, who was reputedly also the head of one of the five families of new york, they were trying to stamp out what was perceived as stereotyping of italian americans in popular culture, and the godfather, of course, became at the forefront of that campaign. the league wanted it to be stopped. but al ruddy, the producer, met with the league and joe colombo and it turned out that they, according to ruddy, o

it goes back to the sonny comment.elieve she would have preferred to have more victims. that's what she's basically saying. i mean, you have to -- what is the alternate in that reality in a mass shooter? to say i'm glad that guy wasn't there to stop it. this is like compared to the tragedy in texas. the reason why this private citizen legally armed was able to shoot so quickly, he didn't have to wait for approval. no red tape, no violation of protocol. that's what they have to look at. why were 400 people there and nobody could do it? this could co do it because he wasn't them. >> jeanine: what is interesting is the fact that when she says that sonny says, you know, you have to be really good to do that. he could have killed a lot of people. that's always the argument. he could have -- but he didn't. let's do with the facts. he didn't. >> jesse: he didn't. he's a great shot. that was a great analogy about the vaccine. >> dana: god prevent the contagion. coming up, free aoc. pretending to be handcuffs. ♪♪ ♪ you ain't se

his roles as sonny corleone and brian pick low in "brian's sock." and the remarkable career that followed. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us on this thursday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. we begin tonight with the surprise plea from wnba star brittney griner on trial in russia. the case being closely watched back here at home, with pressure building from the white house to gain her release. griner today pleading guilty to drug possession and smuggling charges, arrested for bringing vape cartridges into the country. explaining to the judge they were placed in her luggage by accident. the basketball star detained for 140 days now, faces up to ten years in prison. she sent a hand-written letter to president biden, saying she's terrified she may be in russia forever. president biden writing her back, officials at the u.s. embassy personally delivering his letter to her in court today. her team, the phoenix mercury, holding a rally in griner's honor last night to push for her release. the u.s. state department saying griner is being wro

they shot sonny on the causeway, he's dead.pola said do you want to do another take? i said yeah, and then i think he got what he wanted. he's not one of the directors that does 25 takes. you know, if he gets it in the beginning, that's it with coppola. he's not one to beat a dying horse, you know. but it was a wonderful experience. one issue facing the creators of the godfather came from the italian—american community which subsequently embraced the film but initially was concerned that this movie would display them all as a bunch of mafia hoodlums. at first the italian—american civil rights league, led byjoe colombo, who was reputedly also the head of one of the five families of new york, they were trying to stamp out what was perceived as stereotyping of italian americans in popular culture, and the godfather, of course, became at the forefront of that campaign. the league wanted it to be stopped. but al ruddy, the producer, met with the league and joe colombo and it turned out that they, according to ruddy, only wanted one

and the american actorjames caan — best known for playing the gangster sonny corleone in the godfatheried at the age of 82. hello and welcome to the programme. borisjohnson is no longer leader of the conservative party, but he's still british prime minister — following an extraordinary day at westminster. shortly after 12.30pm this afternoon, he walked out of the door of number 10 to confirm he will resign as tory leader and that he intends to stay in charge until a successor is chosen. many of his colleagues, along with opposition parties, are deeply unhappy with that and have called on him to go immediately. remember, this time yesterday, mrjohnson was insisting he would not stand down. but after the avalanche of resignations over the past 48 hours, today, everything changed. our political editor chris mason begins our coverage. at breakfast time, there was talk of a constitutional crisis, a prime minister who wouldn't budge, and more and more ministers resigning. butjust after nine o'clock, news borisjohnson would resign today. this, the most powerful street in the country, suddenly

, the illustrations are so darling i'm in love with sonny she's inspired by a little girl you know. >e illustrator. >> i had an image of sonny in my mind it's darby our very close friend who we've known since before she was born. darby lamb who lives in new york city she's 9 years old. at the time this picture was taken, she was 7 i sent this one image to tim and he sketched the entire book, and i couldn't believe it when the artwork came back how he captured darby's exuberance and light in sonny's artwork. >> it's adorable i just have to say, i don't want to give anything away, but in the book buddy confides to sonny what his real name is. >> yes. >> but you don't reveal it in the book. >> i don't reveal it >> just come closer to me, what is buddy's real name go ahead. >> i'm going to tell you in the commercial break. >> oh, come on can i guess? francis? >> well -- >> clive. >> i will tell you it begins with a b, but this is where buddy and sonny form their first spark and connection she's introduced to the classroom as alison, which is my older sister's name, and she says my real of

after a four months long trial, a jury today handed down guilty verdicts for sonny bill wani. he's the former theranos executive in business partner of elizabeth holmes. but one is conviction comes months after a split verdict in homes case. ktvu reporter. mark sayer was in the courtroom for today's verdict and has our report from san jose. it took the jury four full days of deliberations to reach its unanimous verdicts. ramesh sunny bell wani arrived in court with his attorneys at his side, not making any comment as he walked inside the courtroom to hear the verdict. alwani was facing 12 criminal counts 10 for wire fraud and two for conspiracy. in the case of the failed startup, toronto's the jury unanimously found that alwani both conspired to and did defraud both investors and patients of toronto's and convicted him on all counts. six months after guilty cordage in the elizabeth holmes strong this story has concluded that holmes's business partner ramesh. also bears responsibility, probably friday , investors. the company claimed that it had invented specialized blood testi

earned an emmy nomination business will have to suffer alright soon after he created a classic as sonnyone in 1972 is the godfather. the role earned him his supporting actor academy award nomination. whatever you think about doing it please don't do it. the many movies which followed included starring opposite kathy bates in the stephen king novel turned horror thriller misery showing off his comedic side in films like honeymoon in vegas and mickey blue eyes and in 2003, he became a part of a holiday tradition, reaching more generations of fans as buddy's dad in elf. among those sharing their thoughts upon news of his passing were rob reiner, who directed misery. james gunn, who posted favorite james caan movies led by the godfather, jon lovitz, who noted he was lucky to have worked with him and said he was always a fun guy to be around, and edgar wright, who wrote to a genuine megawatt movie star, khan was married and divorced four times. he has survived by a daughter and four sons in hollywood. ashley verkin, fox news. alright. i'm back in a couple of minutes. we're gonna take a look

and the american actor james caan, best known for playing the gangster sonny corleone in the godfather, at the age of 82. welcome to our viewers on pbs in the united states, and around the world. pressure is growing on borisjohnson to step down as prime minister as soon as possible, rather than waiting until his successor is named. in his resignation speech on thursday, mrjohnson said he'd stay in the job until the autumn. but many of his colleagues, along with opposition parties, are unhappy with that, and have called on him to go immediately. our political editor chris mason has this report on a day of political upheaval for westminster, and the country. at breakfast time, there was talk of a constitutional crisis, a prime minister who wouldn't budge, and more and more ministers resigning. butjust after 9:00am, news borisjohnson would resign today. this, the most powerful street in the country, suddenly packed. those arriving for work here capturing the moment, too. at lunchtime, a lectern. those normally inside, outside. an audience awaits, and then a moment at once personal, politi

so now that elizabeth holmes has had, and her sentence, sonny bell won, he as well. the 2 co founders, the 2 key people. does this now finally draw a line under the fair enough scandal? well, daniel, i fear not. i mean, this seems to be a never ending story. i mean, basically the whole case started in 2018. now we are waiting actually for the clinton thing for elizabeth holmes. that's probably going to happen sometime in september. then we are waiting for the 10 thing off of bonnie that's probably going to happen sometime in november and then it is not unlikely that we might even see an appeal what it comes down to. there is a saying until it can the valley and also the start up the and fake it until you make it. and obviously if you look at fairness, both hold and bob on it took it definitely too far. so let's see. but i guess this is not the last word that we will hear from this. okay. yeah. so seems to be an important interrogation of start up culture as well that silicon valley culture there, yet it's quarter. thank you very much for bringing up the european unio

. >> reporter: sonny corleone, the godfather's oldest son was volatile. >> you got to get up close like this, ba-da-bing! >> reporter: but james caan the actor was versatile and surprisingly vulnerable as barbra streisand's husband in "funny lady," john wayne's sidekick in "el dorado, and the father of an elf. >> you look like you came from the north pole. >> that's exactly where i came from! >> i fought always to never be the same person. i never wanted to be the same person. >> reporter: a tough kid from new york city, caan played football at michigan state. acting he tried on an impulse. millions watched him in brian's song, the 1971 made for tv movie about two chicago bears teammate, one black, one white dying from cancer. >> i'll see you tomorrow. >> if you say so. >> reporter: caan could be self-destructive. a cocaine addiction, near financial ruin, four marriages. but he always fought back from misery. >> the profanity bothers you? >> it has no nobility. >> reporter: when he played a hobbled writer held hostage by a crazed fan. >> see what you made me do! >> reporter: caan also l

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the american actor james kohn best known for playing the gangster sonny corleone and the godfather hasd. he was 82. he was nominated for an oscar in ford coppola's classic. he also starred in misery, thief, and the comedy elf. in the godfather opened in cinemas 50 years ago. anniversary screenings and celebrations are taking place this year. in staten island where the film was partly shot, tom broke reports on why the godfather remains a classic. reporter: just over half a century ago, a large house was abuzz with activity. it served as the shooting location for the home of the dawn corleone godfather family. some of the most memorable lines were spoken by characters in this house. this new york crime fami saga set in the 1940's and 50's still plays remarkably well. a strong story of a mafia's son, and innocent losing his soul. great actors including marlon brando and al pacino. >> i handle one client. reporter: robert duval credits one man for making the godfather work. >> coppola. the director. at the beginning they were going to try to fire him during the first couple weeks of work.

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. >>> sonny barger has died at the age of 83. on a prewritten facebook post after said after cancer he died peacefully in his sleep surrounded by loved ones. he became the public face of the notorious motorcycle club having fume rouse federal charges and run-ins with the law, served 13 years behind bars and later wr wrote about his lives and hells angels con fulkt assaulting on the fx show "sons of anarchy." >>> lots of people in line this afternoon for the fair, eager to get on the rides. some children gravitated towards the carnival games. this the first in-person fair since the pandemic started. the fair will be in san rafael to july 4th. >>> a live look outside. paul heggen, you like the recess over the oreo? >> yeah, the deep-fried reese's big cup at the alameda fair last week. i tried the deep-fried oreos. i thought the peanut butter cup was better. >> them is fighting words. >> yeah, without the fried part -- >> you're good. >> yeah. >> weatherwise, out to the fair, it's going to be cool through the weekend. strong object

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sonny eliot: good evening on a dry and delightful day tonight.as the weatherman i grew up with in detroit. sonny eliot: combination of cloudy and chilly. chilly kind of weather is what it is, right? miles: but that was then. jeff berardelli: meteorologists are in a key place. we're scientists. we're a trusted messenger of information in local markets, and we're good communicators and we have a platform. put all that together and there seems to be no one better than a local meteorologist to tell the story of climate change. miles: with more than 40 years of experience as a tv weather forecaster, nbc's al roker has lived the transition. you're really a very trusted source in people's living rooms. you're probably the only scientist they've ever seen at any level. al roker: which isn't that sad? what kind of a world are we living in when i am the trusted source? [laughter] miles: all kidding aside, today, he too explains the climate science behind the weather whenever he sees a hook. al roker: 90 plus days, five more per year for portland. so we're

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mosquito populations on monday, mosquitoes carrying west nile virus were also found in santa clara and sonny bill experts with the vector control district said the drought conditions were ideal for mosquito-borne illnesses to spread. there are mosquito eating fish that are available for people if they need them. the symptoms of west nile virus include high fever and disorientation muscle weakness and lack of vision. >> today in san francisco, several groups got together for a round table discussion on how to stop hate against the asian american and pacific islander community. according to a report from the california department of justice, the number of reported anti-asian hate crime events more than doubled annually after the onset of covid-19 speaking today, california attorney general rob bonta said incidents of hate went up across the board. 32% from 2020 to 2021. but for the aap i community, there's been a 177% increase. >> what i have taken solace in is the fact that while there has been a surge in i hate crimes and hate incidents, there has also been a search in action that our commun