cher said to sonny, "i want to sleep with bill."nd. >> reporter: yeah. >> i thought if i do this, it's over. he is not going to be able to come back. we're not going to be able to be sonny and cher. i just want to blow it up. but no one wanted to blow it up until i was blowing it up. ♪ >> yes, millions of viewers are talking about sonny and cher, the game that they play on their hit show every week. >> reporter: they offered her anything to keep up appearances. >> because everybody was afraid i was going to blow up the show. they just said what do you want? i said well, i want my own place in malibu, and i want $5,000 a month, hello. and i want freedom. >> reporter: but sonny and cher kept up the facade for two more years until cher's new boyfriend, record executive david geffen got a copy of her contract. >> sonny owned 95% of the company, and his lawyer owned 5. and it was called cher enterprises, but i owned nothing. and we worked together for almost 12 years. >> reporter: you confronted him about it? >> yeah, i did. and ied is,

. >> reporter: cher's new memoire focuses on her years with sonny, but she hesitated in writing it. >int i just thought, cher, do it or give the money back, and you've got to do it. >> reporter: cher, ahead on "sunday morning." >>> for more than 20 years now former president bill clinton has been out of office and living the life of a private citizen. a period he reflects on this morning with tracy smith. >> how has it been being in harlem? >> i love it. >> how are you doing? >> hey, man. >> reporter: in the 23 years since he started working here, former president bill clinton has seen a lot of dreams come true, but not all. >> do you think part of the issue is that america is just not ready for a female president? >> maybe. >> reporter: president bill clinton on power, legacy and where to grab a bite in harlem, later on "sunday morning." >>> 10 million people worldwide are living with the stiffness, shaking and deteriorating motor skills of parkinson's disease, but as lesley stahl will show us, some have discovered an unlikely way to defy both parkinson's and gravity. >>> seth doane

now, all of them together celebrating sonny's recovery and bright future ahead. >> sonny is the mosteporter: and katie, what are your hopes for sonny and his relationship with sandy? >> i hope that i get to share, you know, sonny's first day of kindergarten with sandy. you know, all the way up through high school graduation, his wedding, all that's possible. >> ll that for the power of kindness inside and out. our thanks to hallie jackson for sharing that story. >>> coming up, we go inside the behind the scenes of a player. >>> thanks for being up very early with me. i'm frances rivera. have a great mday. see on >>> barely

his name is sonny. >> jimmy: sonny, great name. >> it's a great name.er. when she found out my daughter was pregnant with sonny-to-be was not happy. because her place, you know, as the baby, the younger person, the one who got the most attention, was at risk. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and she really vocalized it. it got to the point, "hey, you're starting to hurt feelings." and she sucked it up, she got better at it. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> then when sonny was born, there was this, you know -- the photo. five minutes old. >> jimmy: right. >> buck naked on his back. and it was texted to the family. and went to her family, the granddaughter's family. and she, the youngest, stood over there, wouldn't have anything to do with it. everyone is going, "oh, my god, look, look, look." she rolled her eyes. came over, sat down, looked at it and said, "that penis is massive." [ laughter and applause ] now, you have to understand, you know, at whatever her age is, 7, young, you can get the anatomy confused a bit. but to her credit, a young boy, brand-new born, their balls are

so then you left sonny, and that was that.tension, there wasn't what happened you guys -- you still had that? >> well, yeah, yeah, it's crazy. we didn't -- it wasn't that we didn't get along, it wasn't like it wasn't not getting along. it was like him telling me what to do, him doing it, but when we were doing the show, i was better than him. we were equal. it was like, finally, not later, he was great. but in the beginning, he would have a hard time finding his footing. and i just walked in and i just thought, these are games, i got it. >> you are such an icon, you finally got inducted into the s >> is that what happened? when you think about all the things -- >>> and john sykes came to the table. >> the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, the oscar, grammys, your family and all the things, when you look back on this, on rock 'n' roll fame, the grammys you look back on your life and see all of these wonderful things, what's your great achievement, your great -- the thing you felt the best about? >> i think my greatest achievement was

like the only thing -- the only thing sonny was missing what shr was talking with her shower flat hereab was pair of high heels walking down the hallway withn guys like me, sorry!ik they all did the walk of shame. that is -- [laughter] but i do owe a debt of grat gratitude.s th hannity has the football and we need a cane pole because the game ball for the selection goes to sonny holdsoe him here to because if it wasn't for her askingto s that question that s practice so many times and so professional whematin she ran,- so, is there anything you would do differently then biden? in the drunkest answer ever, no, nothing comes to mind. [cheers and applause] and then i said, this [bleep] is over! >> greg: charlie -- charlie do you love joy behar, i felt this way about nixon.d la like some old lady in a pub. [applause] nixon. are you even born and question marks because she is bringing some history. that you know, you can mock all you want, but i guarantee that the episode today is the highest rated "the view" in the history of the show. i personally know like 500 people who tuned in today j

>> so it's sonny's fault!ad that tough question, it's her fault, blame her. >> lipstick on the coffee cups? [laughter] i'll i'll most like that kamala. before we go, joined me for an evening of stand up, i will be at bananas in new jersey on december 13th and 14th, had to my website for tickets. and up next, she spent big bucks but she can't admit she sucks. [cheering and applause] have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! safe step walk-in tubs are built to maximize safety. so you can stay in your home and enjoy the comforts of bathing again. call now to receive a free shower package plus $1,600 off! ♪ it's coming your way, hey, hey,, it's video of the day ♪ [cheering and applause] >> tom: three weeks after losing, it looks like kamala has been boozing. are video of the day comes to us from the

. >> martha: so what the view sonny huston is now saying about the damage done to president harris isency after this exchange on the show. >> if anything, would you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years? >> there is not a thing that comes to mind to do is spend cah just to see if you qualify for a home loan. yet, some lenders charge you hundreds of dollars in upfront fees just to apply. they keep your money even if they turn you down. call newday. unlike other lenders, at newday there's no upfront appraisal fee, no upfront termite inspection fee and no upfront water test fee. not $1 out of pocket. give us a call. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >>> so the view cohost sonny holsten responded to the possi

sonny was saying i was trying to give her a layup. what would you do differently? and she still could not do it. >> they asked her simple questions and she has always been burdened by what has been. she always oscillated between three talking points and then when those three talking points didn't work she just oscillated right back to them. she really is like a ceiling fan that only has a couple of modes. speaking of oscillating, the democrats right now or in the stages of grief and they just go back and forth between grief and anger, grief and anger. boot to be fair, i think they have been angry for the last eight years. trump broke their brain in 2016 and then they got joe biden but they were still angry. i don't remember them ever being happy. 2020 through 2024. they are always upset, they are always angry, they are always shaving their heads and screaming at the camera. it is time now to just embrace donald trump and embrace the greatness that is coming your way. you will be able to afford eggs and gas now, be happy and rejoice with the rest of us. >> jesse: th

[door opens] you don't show up late when uncle sonny's in charge.kies in the tower. - i left two lifeguards in the tower. they were on their own the other day--they did fine. she forgot her radio. trust me, she's not gonna do it again. - i'm benching you. you're on dispatch. - dispatch. yeah. no, thanks. - ok, everybody, listen up. we're going to try something different today. follow me. now, i know how competitive you all are, and i know you love tradition. so we're gonna do something captain darren oliveira used to do in the west side district. we're gonna compete for assignments. i had forgotten the value of doing this exercise until laka reminded me. you guys can thank him later. 50 clean burpees. finish, come tell me your assignment. honor system, go! [upbeat rock music] ♪ ♪ - ♪ say what you want ♪ ♪ just don't pull me down ♪ ♪ it's not like that when you numb the real ♪ ♪ when you numb the real ♪ ♪ if it's not ♪ ♪ why does it feel so good in my head? ♪ ♪ i came to reap the fruit, so don't stand in my way ♪ ♪ if it's not... ♪ - tower? - 7-2. -

sonny and cher performed together for the final time singing.ot you babe on late night with david letterman. and speaking of music in 2002 then released his single lose yourself from the soundtrack. 8 mile. it's 10, 15 and roads in downtown san jose could be closing for a new pedestrian mall. the city leaders >> just voted last week to expand the closure of post street where businesses and customers had enjoyed the temporary closure and where cars were to loud. you can see what it was like. this started during the pandemic when outdoor dining and shopping started. this is a pilot program at the time. now they're gonna make a decision about making it permanent. they're going to do that on february. 25th. so, you know, maybe all winter long. got on things. it raining or whatever. exactly. long as there's some covering out staff. >> been beautiful morning. walk around we've got a chance to get out there and enjoy it. maybe all bundled up because it has been a cool start later on today. this afternoon. we do have a few light showers arriving. so be

i spoke to one of the crewmembers, sonny williams, to see how they are faring. >> first i want to give a hearty and happy thanksgiving to you and your crew. do you guys have plans, will you do something akin to a traditional thanksgiving meal? >> oh yeah, our mission control team gave us tomorrow off, so our plans are, as usual, get up and work out and do the turkey trot and watch a little macy's day parade and we have a bunch of food that we have packed away. >> that'll be day 176 of suni williams and her mission to the international space station, williams and the fellow american were supposed to spend just over a week there after completing the first test flight of boeings star liner capsule. after problems with the spacecraft, nasa determined it wasn't safe enough to bring the astronau home. >> how are you and butch holding up in general, does it take a toll on your body being in space that wrong? >> part of being in space is working out. we work out two hours a day, aerobic and anaerobic exercise. you can see pitch right here and neck over here. our bodies change a little bit whil

.>> katie, what are your hopes for sonny and his relationships with sandy?to his high school graduation, his wedding, all of that is possible.>> so many special moments ahead. that is nbc nightly news for this sunday, tonight we have the bengals versus the chargers next, i'm hallie jackson. for all of us here at nbc,

and my daughter just gave birth to sonny. >> seth: fantastic. >> six weeks old. she found out that kate was pregnant. >> seth: really? >> because, well, she was going to lose her position as the youngest, you know. got the most attention and all of that. and she truly was not having it. and we had to finally say, "hey. you're starting to hurt feelings." >> seth: right. how old is she? >> she's 7. >> seth: yeah. >> and so she -- she simmered down a little bit. but not really. [ light laughter ] and that first photo from the hospital of sonny, you know, buck naked and, you know, five minutes old. and it was immediately texted to the family. and so our youngest granddaughter's family, they're all sitting around, "oh, my god, how beautiful, how sweet." she was in the corner. and finally went, "oh, fine! all right. let me see it." she walked over. "that penis is massive!" [ laughter ] now she is young enough to get a little confused over the anatomy of a young boy. >> seth: she was talking about the leg? >> the balls. >> seth: yeah, oh, the balls. [ laughter ] >> the

now qatar airway, after almost 28 shining years, sonny is retiring from jefferies diamonds and goldsmitho 70% off. >> plus, this week, take ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ake [ cheers and applause ] >> happy birthday. >> gio: welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. that's colorado buffaloes superfan, peggy, being serenaded by her team in the stadium as she celebrates her 100th birthday, and to make it even more special, the buffaloes gave her an extra present, taking home the win, 49-24. miss peggy as they call her has attended buffaloes games since the 1940s. >> whit: that reaction. look at her crying. >> janai: that's really sweet. >> gio: happy birthday, peggy. >> whit: and the buffaloes are looking good by the way. >> janai: coach prime. >> whit: coach prime getting it done. >>> let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following on this sunday morning. happening right now, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy saying russia launched 120 missiles and 90 drones this morning in its biggest missile attack in months. zelenskyy saying about 140 of those missiles and drone

sonny billso the council has approved plans to transform hioric murphy avenue into a permanent pedestrianl. >> that renovation will include more bike parking accessible pathways, more signs, all part of a bigger effort to revitalize downtown construction is expected to begin next year and wrap-up and 2026. the idea is to get more pedestrians into that area and help local businesses. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 5 thanksgiving, one of the top times of the year for cooking fires. so fire officials. they're offering some tips on how to stay safe. >> based on your time from commitment of productive members of society. i hereby pardon peach blossom. >> president biden pardoned 2 turkeys today. the lucky birds, as you heard there, peach and blossom to minnesota, born turkeys weighing 40 41 pounds apiece. turkeys were hatched in july. turkeys have been given as gifts to american presidents for about 150 years now. but the first documented turkey pardon was actually given by president john f kennedy in 1963. fire officials reminding everybody that thanksgiving is the peak day for cooking fires

sonny williams and butch helped relocate to an unused docking port to make way for a cargo ship thateturn to earth in february. >>> well, thousands of striking boeing machinists vote on a new contract monday. the improved offer includes a 38% pay raise over four years. the seven-week strike has crippled boeing's production at a time when it's also dealing with quality and safety issues. >>> well, for nearly 60 years, tji friday's has sold fun. but the party may soon be over. this weekend the chain filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the company has already closed more than 100 u.s. locations over the past year. >>> next on the "cbs weekend evening news," beloved bounce. why time is running out on this 395 feet of pure fun. running o 395 feet of pure fun. iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected (pause) with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory di

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and that is just one of the many subjects which feature in his new autobiography, sonny boy, and thatcently discussed with me once upon a time in hollywood. i was performing since i was just a little boy. my mother used to take me to the movies when i was as young as 3 or 4 years old. she didn't know that she was supplying me with a future i was immediately attached to. watching actors on the screen. since i never had playmates in our apartment and we didn't have television set yet, i would have nothing but time to think about the movie i had seen the night before. i'd go through the characters in my head, and i would bring them to life in a way, one by one in the apartment i lived in. i learned at an early age to make friends with my imagination. al pacino. yes. autobiographies. drew barrymore was 15 when she wrote her first one. miley cyrus, 16. the british footballer wayne rooney, he waited till he was 20. you? 84. why the wait? enough has happened to me that it could possibly be interesting for someone to read. i thought it was fun. once i started it, i enjoyed thinking about thin

they called me sonny and paci, their nickname for pacino. they also called me pistachio. liked pistachio ice cream, so they called me that. the autobiography deals a lot with family and fatherhood, obviously. and you became a father again last year. oh, yeah. how have you reacted to that? well, its extraordinary. i've reacted to it as many ways as you could possibly react to it. it was... it's wonderful. you know, i have this little person who's talking to me, but he's not... he's still, you know, too young. everything he does is real. everything he does is interesting to me, you know? so, we...we talk. i play the harmonica with him, and we made this kind of contact, so it's fun. it's fun to have, like, four kids now. and you realise how much fun it is to have children. there is a certain fascination with you being a dad at 83. did you have any reservations about the age? i'd want to be around for this child. of course i did. and i hope i am. i hope i stay healthy and he knows who his dad is, of course. something that hasn't always stayed healthy is pacino's bank balance.

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you're holiday's poem made me think of that sonny rollins freedom suite. max and abbey lincoln.insist, of course. you know nina simone, though not on that first 1959 album, not at all. that doesn't happen till later. so there that's remarkable. now go a little further and think again of venue and, the diff, the difficulties of jazz negotiating itself as complicated and demanding music in god bless them a dance hall think ahead to the 7080s nineties and you have the loft jazz movement in new york and have the aacm music opens in chicago. excuse me. so you know, all of these connections, all these locations, this locating of of of of the setting, the proper setting and the proper yes, the proper setting for this. and it's the questions of what audio it reaches all of those are going to be taken up. one could even perhaps track, i'm being a little frivolous but just to sit show again how daring she was. miles davis turning his back to the audience that that is a of billie holiday closing her eyes and singing the song and then leaving i turn my back i leave. i think in certain david

plumley came up to him and kicked him in the stomach with his 12 flies from combat boots and said, sonny, you can't you can't take any more pictures down there. get up and start recording the battle. and so that's what joe galloway did and did a very good job with the book. but it's just an honor for me to here. i'd like to thank you for for all you're doing. you can be anything want to be in america or the greatest country in the world because of our because our military. god bless you. thank you. thank you, joe. and now it's time to get charlie company in the fight. i've got just the man to do it. i want to warn you. fasten your seat belts. bob edwards, you're up all night here. he'll call me bob edwards. you can call me captain eric. you can call me colonel edwards. but what i prefer is that you call me by this call sign i had for 19 months as a company commander hotwire six now that in best description of me in some of my actions i don't know what it would be the guy sitting here we don't have enough time to tell you the real story behind the battle of hell. that's right? my goal is

. >> what sonny often does such all of them should have came out and said we apologize.ran a campaign as we broker oath of journalism and did this against this man. calling a white man hitler is the same as calling me the and word and you do that over and over again eventually some people in this audience like me but every day if greg is calling me that. eventually people are going to say well maybe he is and then they have a conversation and then i walk into work one day and it's like i can't leave you let that guy in there that's over at that point. needs my guy right and i'm like no still that to you and until that there needs to be a day of reckoning with the media. >> the only and balm i would use towards you is nice. up next. reviewers give the heave-ho tamika and joe? e were in remissn at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms or vaccines. liver proble

"sonny boy" is the name of his just released memoir. came out about how you were fleeced. >> fleeced? >> out of money. >> well, yeah. all my money was gone. >> all your money was gone, from 50 million to money. >> a fool is soon parted. >> your father, the accountant -- >> may father was an accountant. >> how did that happen? >> i don't know. i just didn't think about money. some people don't. you think about it, of course, especially, you know, when you have kids. then it comes into play. i think, yeah, my thing with money, and then i find out that it's gone. all of it's gone. i got about three different places live. supporting how many -- >> $400,000 landscaping -- for a house that you said you never went to. >> well, when i was in l.a. i never went to. but i didn't look at certain thinking. and unfortunately i still don't, you know. i think that's -- i have to be aware of those things. and it was a big thing. and my accountant went away for seven years, prison. >> a couple things about this book stood out to me. one, really vivid, vi

[laughter] the only thing sonny was missing while she was talking with her shower flat hair, becausewalking down the hollywood guys like me going, "sorry." they all did the walk of shame. [applause] but i do owe a debt of gratitude. hannity has the footballs, we need a game ball. because the game ball to this election goes to sunny hostin. if it weren't for asking a question she practiced so many times and she was a professional when she read it -- "is there anything that you would do differently than biden?" and the drunkest answer ever. "nothing really comes to mind." [applause] and i said, this [bleep] is o over. >> greg: did you love joy behar going, "i felt this way about nixon!" like some old lady in a pub. >> charlie: you market all you want, but i guarantee you that episode today is the highest rated "the view" in the history of the show. i personally know like 500 people who tuned in today just to watch this today. >> greg: you want to see the car crash. >> michael: trump should win every day to help them have a success will show. her last makes your ears bleed, now she's re

but her racist banter, or antiwhite rhetoric we have had to hear between her and sonny have costly saidry that employs white americans should say no, we are not serving you. just like i would not at my house of fish and chips, would not serve the grand dragon from the clan who has been on tv all week. unless it was a really big party and we needed the money. because i'm a businessman first. that's what this is about. she is not being persecuted for her beliefs. she's a bad person, we see it now magnified every time they are on tv. and they still have the ability to get her order done. the word she should have said was they had a tough time making this, thank you for getting this to me on my birthday. [cheering and applause] >> greg: charli, there is a disease of the mind where everything is seen through a political prism. the oppressor versus the oppressed. me, they are after me. >> i just always wonder, is there a production meeting that takes place where they say these are our target points we're going to get to? we need to get these zingers in. this is the most important part of maki

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and that is just one of the many subjects which feature in his new autobiography, sonny boy, and thata future. i was immediately attached to watching actors on the screen. since i never had playmates in our apartment and we didn't have a television set yet, i would have nothing but time to think about the movie i had seen the night before. i'd go through the characters in my head, and i would bring them to life, in a way, one by one, in the apartment i lived in. i learned at an early age to make friends with my imagination.

shoko sonny with all the details.ing it up. >> the story is wild and a little fighting. the russians are suspected of plotting to send devices on board of u.s. and canada bound planes. these devices were shipped by dhl and is a push this book buyers above cargo or passenger planes. instead the devices exploded at dhl hubs in germany and late and in ein the kremlin spokespersons due and the assistance you waited situations but in my five in the uk are warning the russians were orchestrating sabotage anymore with the plot. the boeing strike coming to an end the machinist ratifying the final offer of a 38% pay raise. with gratification bonuses and 401k enhancement. this place away to start production of 377 in the triple seven at the west coast factories. the stock is up 2% in the premarket. we'll see how it plays out. the pennsylvania judge allowing. mosques american pack holding a contest through november 5 asking voters in his face he said voters to make him win a million wiebe undulate believed the sweepstakes. they

and sonny bill police say 2 cars collided into one another near el camino reale and season drive. police say one of the drivers and a passenger in the other car were hurt. the driver died at the hospital. police do not believe either speed or alcohol was involved. they're still looking into the cause. refining companies set to pay a 2 million dollar fine after releasing cancer causing emissions from is benicia refinery. the case stems from 2019 inspection. the reported emissions that refinery management and known about for over a decade. officials say more than 64 million dollars and the fine will go towards local projects and to try to reduce pollution and improve public health. one of the big issues in this year's presidential race is immigration. so former president trump promising if re-elected he will try to deport millions of immigrants thursday. some california elected officials already opposing that plan. >> words mass deportation are words that strike fear. they strike terror. they strike her. >> we will not let this happen again. we can not let this happen again. >> stat

. >> sonny terry. >> ♪ i'm a stranger ♪ >> that is him in the hat and sunglasses while bob dylan is rehearsinge." boyd would become a producer with extraordinary -- from the psychedelia of pink floyd. to the pensive folk of nick drake. to the jazzy pop of maria moldor. nowadays, he's a writer. his book as this would be a look at how salons the world over have influence the pop music of the west. >> salsa, reggae, bulgarian music. >> the western temperate scale was not absolute. >> from brazil to pakistan, jamaica to south africa and more boyd probes the foundations of the familiar. for example, you might know robbie schenker a highlight of the film pop festival. he taught the sitar to beatle george harrison but boyd gives us his older brother. >> udai was at this incredible looking guy. and he formed an advanced company and little robbie, became a star dancer. he occasionally would pick up the sitar and start playing. >> but it was teacher kahn who got ravi to be serious. >> he said you really talented kid and you are throwing it away if you're just practicing once in a while. come and live wi

sonny is retiring from jefferies, diamonds and goldsmith. don't just see it, you feel it. i'm in, i'm in, i'm in, i'm in, i am in, i'm in, i'm in too. i'll be here. >> thank you for watching us on this thursday morning. >> enjoy those cupcakes. and hey, thank you to our gma babies. that was so nice to have them here. they are all grown up. >> have a great day. have ad day guys. friday night. >> why would somebody ever put a wig on and gun somebody down in a parking lot? he got shot for one and three. three. revenge or lost. >> and then. bingo. all new 2020. friday night on abc. >> it's one hot topic. women taking testosterone, sharing their stories on tiktok. i didn't even know that women could benefit from testosterone. could it work for you? i feel a world of difference tomorrow morning. >> it's changed my life so much. >> on good morning america. it's country music's biggest night. >> the cma awards, with performances by luke bryan, ashley mcbryde and more. >> plus, a must see collaboration, post malone featuring chris stapleton. >> let p

sonny bill city council has approved plans to transform historic murphy avenue into a permanent pedestrianrenovation will include more bike parking accessible pathways and more and better signs. it's all part of a larger effort to revitalize downtown construction is expected to start next year and then wrap up the year after and 2026. the idea is to get more people into the area and also help local businesses. and speaking of local businesses, saturday is small business saturday. it's day that's supposed to make sure that shoppers don't forget to support local artists and small businesses. and to tell us more about what's happening in the state here. we're joined live on the phone right now by california state treasurer fiona ma. thanks for being with us. 15. thank you for having me. thank you for being here. so just to start here, how are small businesses doing across the state? >> well, it definitely have about 4.1. all businesses in california and not all of them have recovered post pandemic. lot of them even though they will clone. and we did get out about 28 billion dollars in small b

sonny rollins max roach and abby lincoln and of course nina simone so not in that first 1959 album.d go a little further and think of the difficulties of josh and -- jazz negotiating itself and god bless them thinking ahead to the 70s 80s and the 90s and the movement in new york and the kabc and musicians in chicago. so all of these connections and all of these locations and this locating of the proper setting the proper setting for this song and what audience it reaches. all of those are going to be taken upup in one could perhaps and perhaps i'm being a little frivolous but just to show how daring she was miles davis a descendent of billie holliday singing about it. i think in certain ways david's discussion of the cultural and social complications of its audience and its place as this rarified object but it's also a political stimulant. you know i kept saying they pay won't say this but i think i will. for example these accounts of abolitionist material and early novels in the turn of the 19th century to the 20th and what sometimes comes up is a question that he can come up from

so for sonny and everybody else who hasn't gone through the full process and come out on the other end, like jeff bridges says, michael moore is offering additional comfort to the left instead of his regularly scheduled podcast. moore has released a 30 minute mix tape of some of his favorite show tunes to help ease the nerves of anxious libs. and if you're in the state department, you get a free therapy session on the taxpayer's dime. one source told the free beacon meetings are basically cry sessions over trump's victory, but some are too far gone to even have to be able to have show tunes, help them. so last night, i told my mom and dad that because they voted for someone who wants me dead, that they no longer have the privilege of having their daughter and their granddaughters in their life. and i told them, never contact me again. i'm never calling you. i want nothing to do with you and take me out of the will. i no longer safe with people like you. i'm not going to go to thanksgiving dinner with my family and look them in the eye and just play nice anymore. skipping the holidays a

. >> sonny rollins and attorney has a degree in agriculture development, but currently runs the america first policy institute, a think tank with close ties to the trump transition team. she will be tasked with running the department's 29 agencies in nearly 100,000 employees. cnn's arit john joining us now, ari, what more can you tell us about rollins? >> this is another example of president elect trump choosing people to round out his cabinet. who have he has deep ties to the america first policy institute, was founded in 2021 after he lost the election as sort of a collection of former trump allies. in this case, rollins was his white house domestic policy advisor, and now we're seeing we're seeing her being selected for this role. and when you look at what if he was proposing in terms of agriculture, they were critical. they've been critical of president biden's expansion of food stamps. they've been critical of china buying farmland and so we expect that rollins, in this role would sort of push those those policies. and we'll also be looking to see what changes or what suggestions o

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let's bring in the trump campaign media affairs director sonny nelson and a host of that can't cancel rob smith podcast, rob smith. thank you both for coming on. the cnn data guy says it could go a couple of ways. >> as we stand here one day before election day, i really don't know what's going to happen. it could be razor tight or could be a blowup in either direction. i've never known less going into election day. >> trace: we really don't know, that's a whole thing. we are getting good indicators. >> we are getting good indicators. i've tried to spend a lot of time this cycle not focusing on the punditry and focusing on the breathless horse race that comes from those of us in the media. i want to focus on some of the numbers. i saw something that was interesting that caroline levitt tweeted today. that is in all of the groups that democrats absolutely need to show up, the numbers in early voting are literally tens of thousands less then they were in 2020. this is among women, among african american. this is data that is coming from crucial swing states. i don't want to get to overl

they announced friday that the bay area has been selected sonny bill to be specific. >> that's where the federal government is going to work on building out and hq for headquarters, rather for national semiconductor technology. this facility will focus on research and development on semiconductors such as chip design, hardware, security and ship system architecture. now for those who may not be in the know semiconductor, the chip devices used in technology like computers, cell phones and other electronics. santa clara county holds 20% of all semiconductor utility patents granted in the last decade. so we are certainly a hub of innovation here in the bay area, a 55 million dollars is being invested in the country's first ever electric ferry fleet. it will be based right here in the bay area. the federal grant goes towards building a 0 emission fleet that serves the same stops as the sf bay ferry. these are images of what those new ferries are going to look like. the port of san francisco says it will accelerate a new standard for clean ferries nationwide. this project will and these w

. >> after almost 28 shining years, sonny is retiring from jeffreys, diamonds and goldsmith.onds d goldsmith in san carlos. tonight. >> why would somebody ever put a wig on and gun somebody down in a parking lot? >> he got shot for one, two, three, three. >> revenge or lost, and then bingo. >> all new 2020 tonight on abc >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm amanda delcastillo. let's check in with sue hall for a look at traffic. let's go to the east shore freeway and take a look at the emeryville. it's moving pretty good. clip it is the busiest stretch of the entire bay area. highway four to san francisco, now still under 40 minutes. we do have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and 880 northboud past the coliseum through oakland is sluggish, but it is moving. no accidents in oakland, but we do have an accident. 880 northbound at whipple that is blocking the express lane that is in union city. drew. >> hey, sue. tam cam this morning, look at all that sunshine out there. we're in store for a nice day. it is chilly, 30s and 40s. as we get you going here on you

. >> after almost 28 shining years, sonny is retiring from jeffries.lebrate her retirement and save up to 70% off. plus, this week, take an additional 10% off only at jeffries diamonds and goldsmith in san carlos this week. >> live is in palm springs >> take a look at live doppler seven this morning. we are tracking rain on your monday. you see a line of steady showers in the north bay will go in a little bit closer, nearing santa rosa right now. some heavier showers falling through occidental. bodega bay right now healdsburg. and this line is making its way south over the next several hours. it is a level one on the abc seven storm impact scale. this morning for light to moderate rain, slick and slower travel. your biggest impact. so here's the showers in the north bay right now. moving through the east bay. the city, the peninsula closer to 10 a.m. the south bay by about 1130. and then we're clearing out for sunshine. drier weather this afternoon. daytime highs in the 50s and 60s. amanda. >> all right, drew, thank you. if you're streaming one abc sev

now qatar airway, after almost 28 shining years, sonny is retiring from jefferies diamonds and goldsmithsmith and san carlos. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm amanda del castillo from abc seven mornings. here's a look at traffic with gloria. >> good morning. it is a very packed over at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see our live camera right here. a lot of cars, so it will definitely take you some time to get through there. we're seeing a back up to west grand avenue at this time. if you're driving from highway four to san francisco, it will take you an hour and three minutes. metering lights are still on and looking live at our bay bridge camera here in san francisco, you can see the upper deck is crowded. there are delays across the span from the tolls to highway 101. >> hey, gloria. temperatures right now. it's chilly. we're still in the 30s and the 40s for the most part today. mostly cloudy, 50s and 60s on the board. today is dry. tomorrow, though, rain is back. it's a level two moderate storm with the highest flood risk in the north bay. a flood watch in effe