and you and sonny would give advice to, i guess kids?: who -- here's one. i want to see if you give the same advice that you gave back then. >> oh, god. what are you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: many have asked -- >> i thought i would come on and have fun, light chatter. >> jimmy: dear cher. i'm 13 years old, i like a boy who is in my class and he seems to like me, but sometimes he teases me. he hits me gently on the face and calls me names. just to be fresh. i'm also four inches taller than he is and please tell me how i can get him to be my steady. unhappy in ridgefield, new jersey. how would you respond to unhappy now? >> kick him to the curb. [ applause ] >> jimmy: dear unhappy. >> oh, god. >> jimmy: as i've said here many times before, if a boy teases you, it's a sure sign that he digs you. just be good natured about it and give him a nice friendly smile now and again. sooner or later, he'll come around. as for being four inches taller, well -- >> nah. >> jimmy: most girls are taller than boys nowa days, i'm than sonny. hang in there, ke

his name is sonny. >> jimmy: sonny, great name. >> it's a great name. 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 enormous. [ laug

and interestingly, sonny is last surviving member of that really famous photograph a great thing that came to be known as the great day of harlem, featuring, i don't know, about 50 jazz musician and so and so he's actually the last musician alive that photo and we published the and what i think is an important biography of him and you know the didn't get a lot of attention you know if it doesn't make the new york list, it almost doesn't exist as book. but it is an important book you know it chronicles an iconic figure in jazz. and i think it should be more widely read. so we you know, we reviews like that you'll find on the website and i found also you publishing that you list new upcoming books too. i wanted to ask you about one was about gordon parks the photographer and document a.n. and toni morrison as an editor at random house. yeah a lot of people don't know so first that that page that you're looking at is the most popular page on the website. so the goal to you know you know provide information about upcoming which is you know pretty labor intensive and you know because i get

and sonny bill pd. their attorney adante pointer says protocol that day. not follow >> and using a firearm should have been the last resort and no not a 19 year-old 9 year-old man, a 90 year-old person. >> should be shot and killed when they call 9-1-1, looking for help and assistance. emanuel's father says his son was a model citizen and very respectful and that he didn't deserve to be shot. >> most have become mayor. good and just cause. and after that, i i'm em is both timely sequel. but okay. and then i wouldn't read >> and the family says they are ready to take the case all the way to trial. reporting in the newsroom. lindsey ford kron, 4 news. lindsey, thank you. fire crews have gained some ground against the use fire burning in. >> southern california tonight. that fire started this morning near castaic lake in a sense exploded to more than 10,000 acres and forced thousands of people to evacuate. but the fire is now at 14% contained. that's good news. the cause of the fire remains unknown. tonight. the smoke, though. >> forced the temporary closure

and sonny bill pd. their attorney adante pointer says police officers did not follow protocol that day. >> and using a firearm should have been the last resort and no not a 19 year-old 9 year-old man, a 90 year-old person. >> should be shot and killed when they call 9-1-1, looking for help and assistance. emanuel's father says his son was a model citizen and very respectful and that he didn't deserve to be shot. >> most have become mayor. good and just cause. and after that, i i'm em is both timely sequel. but okay. and then i wouldn't read >> and that was kron four's. lindsey ford reporting for us. the family says they are ready to take this case to trial. still ahead on kron 4, the risk for flu may have on your risk for flu may have on your past. the ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done... with mucinex kickstart. aaaaaaaaaaaaa. - headache? - better now. mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback

sonny led from the front fight with his football but also with his general actions and most importantlyll copping stick at the moment, that isjust are all copping stick at the moment, that is just the nature of the beast. what we do as footballers and managers, we are all in the firing line at the moment, and whether it is warranted or not, you just have to stand up and reply in the proper way, and i think we did that tonight. ludvig oberg and lanto griffin share the lead at the farmers insurance open at the half—way stage but the players had to battle ferocious winds which forced a 90—minute delay and prevented dozens of players from finishing the second round. ohberg, who led after the first round, fought to a six—over par 75, while griffin shot 72 to leave them both on six under overall. victor wembanyama starred in his first nba game on home soil as the san antonio spurs thrashed the indiana pacers in paris. the frenchman scored 30 points as the pacers won by 140 to 110 in the first of two regular—season games to be played in the french capital this week. wembanyama played for paris

and sonny bill pd. their attorney adante pointer says police officers did not follow protocol that day. >> and using a firearm should have been the last resort and no not a 19 year-old and a 9 year-old man, a 90 year-old person. >> should be shot and killed when they call 9-1-1, looking for help and assistance. emanuel's father says his son was a model citizen and very respectful and that he didn't deserve to be shot. >> most have become mayor. good and just cause. and after that, i i'm em is both timely sequel. but okay. and then i wouldn't read >> the family says they're ready to take the case all the way to trial. reporting in the newsroom. lindsey ford kron 4 news. >> thank you. lindsay new at 10, the oakland unified school district's under pressure to close or merge some of its schools. according to a letter sent to the district by the alameda county office of usd is on track to run out of money by november and will be unable to meet its financial obligations unless it makes a significant budget us

and moments ago astronaut sonny williams completed a six-hour spacewalk to do maintenance on the internationalng starliner test pilots whose eight-day mission in june was extended for months because of thruster problems on their spacecraft. williams who is currently serving as the space station's commander says she and fellow star liner pilot bunch wilmore more have been keeping busy in space. >> yet eventually we want to go home because we left our families a little while ago but we have a lot to do while we are appear and we've got to get that stuff done before we go home. >> and in march williams and wilmore are scheduled to return to earth it will be onboard a spacex dragon capsule pair john. >> john: i don't blame sonny from wanted to get out for a little bit if i'd been up there that long i'd want t a walk to. >> except you can't go out for fresh air and space. [laughter] >> john: that's true. we'll be right back historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life, and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on

. >> sonny. >> i'm gonna. >> miss you, man. >> i'm gonna miss you too, sonny. >> i give you a ride to. >> the airport. >> why not? best of luck for a happy and healthy future. you have the 100% support and love. it was a dream of mine to play for the lakers. ever since i was a little kid. >> i would. >> watch magic play. >> i'd watch. >> michael play. >> and i'd say, you know. >> can i get to that level? >> kobe bryant. i have decided. >> to skip college and take my talents to the nba. i want to be the greatest player that i could possibly become. >> he was. >> fearless. >> his intensity was. unmistakable and. >> uncontrollable for him. >> it was a bumpy road. >> kobe bryant has been accused of sexual assault. >> to reinvent himself. >> the way he did. >> 20 years, five nba championships. >> 17 all-star selections, a league. >> mvp award and. >> two olympic golds. >> kobe bryant. >> it's like one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. >> how do. >> you channel the villain to unleash the. >> hero? how do you. >> use darkness to create greatness? >> we are all mourning. >> th

and sonny bill pd. their attorney adante pointer says police officers did not follow protocol that day. >> and using a firearm should have been the last resort and no not a 19 year-old and a 9 year-old man, a 90 year-old person. >> should be shot and killed when they call 9-1-1, looking for help and assistance. emanuel's father says his son was a model citizen and very respectful and that he didn't deserve to be shot. >> can having to come good and just cause? and after i i'm em is both times sequel. but okay. and then i wouldn't read >> well, that was kron four's lindsay for reporting. family says they are ready to take the case all the way to trial. the sales police department the face in a federal civil rights lawsuit over in violent canine attack, we blurred the video because it is graphic and some of our viewers might find it disturbing. attorney representing fernando, the lenawee vogue. al, this is the police dog ripped a chunk of her clients ear also biting into his face, all the parts of his hea

sonny bill based linked in is in hot water tonight.tform is being sued by half a million of their premium tier customers who claim the company shared personal information to 3rd parties without permission to train generative ai models. the lawsuit says the company discreetly updated their privacy terms last year to say that share data can be used to train ai models and opting out of the data sharing does not affect training that is already taken place linked in users are seeking damages for breach of contract and violations of california's unfair competition. law. they're also asking that $1000 be given to each person for violations of the federal stored communications act. langton has responded to the lawsuit saying, quote, these are false claims with no merit. >> still ahead on the news at 6, another fire has exploded in southern california today. we'll get an update on what's burned. evacuation orders there. plus, part is now facing a new lawsuit after accusations failed to protect the public. and democratic senators are pushing to

sonny a nine signing a -- signing a deal. it will be owned equally by the two companies.p across this story -- we will keep across this story. gener ale in focus. could be in the process of creating one of the largest asset managers in europe if they get this deal across the line. senator marco rubio has been confirmed as donald trump's secretary of state, the first of the u.s. president's second term nominees to be approved. rubio served 14 years on the senate foreign relations committee and is one of trump's more conventional cabinet choices. he was cleared by a vote of 99-0 in the senate as a sign of the rod support he has among colleagues. president trump has ordered the u.s. out of the paris climate agreement for the second time. the withdrawal take a year but signals from's commitment to overhaul u.s. energy and i'm a policy -- energy and climate policy. the specter of the world's second-biggest polluter leaving the accord has shaken global climate diplomacy. orsted has a $1.7 million hit on its earnings as the cost of wind farms keep rising. is the latest in a long

that is that frost advisory for conquered selena san jose and sonny bill. so parts of the east bay and south bay, that's until it's overnight until 09:00am tomorrow. take a look at the temperature change from the last 24 hours. so we are 21 degrees down in nap, but 18 degrees down in livermore. so it's it's cold out there. and here is our weather pattern. notice that loads of just sliding down right behind california. one of those inside fighters. it's causing that pressure gradient, bringing us offshore winds and also southern california quake. so here's the wind model for us here in the bay area overnight. you can see around the overnight hours. 02:00am 03:00am. that's when you'll notice those winds pick up in the hills in the north bay, the gaps as well. so this matters if you drive a high-profile vehicle could see some power outages as well and could knock down some limbs as well. winds start to taper off by the evening. but this wind advisory for the north bay hills is until 02:00am monday until 10:00am tuesday. if you can make those areas that is in t

sonny bill's fire department is one of just 7 in the state now to receive federal funding from cal water. it will go towards specialized protective equipment for responding to wildfires. cal water is flushing out more than $175,000 in grants to the departments across the state. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 6 police are investigating a deadly car fire in vegas. how hotel had to be evacuated. state leaders are already hitting the ground running on day one of the 2025 legislatively year. and we still congested? —nope! —uh oh. new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray. spray goodbye. aaaaaaahhhhh! new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray with a gentle mist and innovative power-jet. spray goodbye to congestion. it's comeback season! still congested? —nope! —uh oh. new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray. spray goodbye. aaaaaaahhhhh! new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray with a gentle mist and innovative power-jet. spray goodbye to congestion. it's comeback season! >> welcome back. we're continuing coverage tonight on the attack in new orleans killed 15 peo-le and injured dozens more. the fbi is n

thinking of the 1950s, charles mingus, sonny rollins, abby lincoln. of course, nina simone. jazz negotiating itself as complicating and demanding music. a dance hall. think to the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, loft jazz movement in new york, aac musicians in chicago. so, you know, all of these connections, these locations, locating of the setting, the proper setting, yes, the proper setting for this son, song,-- the question of what audience it reaches. once could track, i am being a little frivolous, miles davis turning his back to the audience. that is a this indent of billie holiday , closing our eyes and singing the song. turn my back and i leave. i think, in certain ways, david's discussion of the cultural and social complications of its audiences and it's place, rarefied object is also a political document. and a political stimulant. there is -- boy, you know, i kept saying i would not say this but i think i will for example, when you read accounts of abolitionists materials and novels, early novels at the turn of the 19th century and into the 20th, but sometimes come up is que

sonny rollins, freedom sweet, max roach and abby lincoln., of course, nina simone, though not on that first 1959 album. not at all. that doesn't happen until later. so, that's remarkable. go little further and think again of venue and the difficulties of jazz negotiating itself as a complicated and demanding music in, god bless them, a dance hall. think ahead to the 70s, 80s, 90s and you have the loft jazz movement. and you have the a acm musicians in chicago. so, all of these connections, all of these locations, this locating of the setting, the proper setting, the proper setting for the song and it is the questions of, what audience it reaches. all of those are going to be taken up. song and then leaving i turn my back i leave. i think in certain david's discuss kind of the the culture oral and social complications of of it's and it's its place as this rarefied object that is also a political document and a political stimulant. there is boy i you know i kept saying maybe i won't say this but i think i will when you for example, read accoun

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

sonny perdue is the first republican judge or governor in georgia and i asked him what his relationshipr was like, jimmy carter gave him advice over the years. he said what was most notable to him is so me people across party lines could come together and celebrate a great man. this is a former member of donald trump's administration, he was secretary of agriculture and donald trump's first term saying jimmy carter was a great man and georgia should come together to celebrate that. >> i will let you, richard, give the last word before we wrap up this hour given that you are in planes with the family yesterday, how do they go forward? how hard is it for them? >> when you asked that question i was thinking of lincoln who drove with his mom, a teenager coming from chicago who said i heard about this president who i researched and i studied in high school, i want to come down during this time. they drove and arrived at his hometown in planes, the future jimmy carter is in teenagers like lincoln from chicago with his mother. that is, as chip carter was telling me, the empathy and love that h

chair -- helped run that program under sonny perdue. the staff he is building out, if confirmed, is the same team that did before, with the idea that we cannot reinvent the wheel. we have to be able to move quickly. sen. hoeven: that is good to hear, because we did have to do some things legislatively. we look forward to working with him again. whether it is china or anyone else, we are going to defend our guys. we are going to make the playing field fair. on the level playing field, our farmers and ranchers are the best in the world. ms. rollins: yes, sir. yes, sir. sen. hoeven: couple of others. the sugar industry is huge in my state. that involves trade very directly, as you know. will you commit to work with me on that industry? senator klobuchar also shares that same concern. mrs. rollins: in fact, senator smith and i discussed it as well. sen. hoeven: absolutely, senator smith -- sorry. ms. rollins: don't leave out senator smith. my minnesota senators. sen. hoeven: i want to emphasize senator mrs. rollins: yes, thank you. 100%. in

sonny's husband, in manual, in orthopedic surgery and has been named in an rico case involving federalraud. i hear he is a great surgeon. he even did joyce who for replacement. sean "diddy" combs is reportedly angry that his fellow inmate luigi is getting more attention than he is. after all, he shoots guys from behind all the time. [laughter] >> greg: a new study found that nearly half of americans carry spare underwear for emergencies. but experts claim that one man alone brought the average up. and finally, the biden white house is working to effectively ban cigarettes. great, now what will i do? i guess just close the laptop. >>> so this week, marcus tucker byrd added ufc boss and trump supporter dana white to metas board of directors. and dana didn't even have to put zuckerberg in a rear naked choke hold to make him do it. the next day, he announced mehta was cutting its fact-checking program on facebook and instagram. the program was installed after the 2016 election to manage so-called, misinformation. but they now admit it would go too far because the fact-checkers were too bia

somebody needs to sell -- to tell sonny it's all stolen land including where she lives.one of those cheech and chong joints. bill from aubrey texas, avenue some doesn't have enough hands to get into all the details. have you ever seen anybody gesticulate more than gavin newsom? he's even got a shoulder dip going, he's not even italian. we think. cathy from texas, avenue some better be careful he's getting dangerously close to doing the trump dance. they're going to be a lot of dances going on, and maybe i will run into them and we can have a flex off and maybe drink or seven. that's all for us tonight, dvr the show. if you guys dvr the show take a picture of yourself. send it in. it's my world, fly eagles fly. >> sean: welcome to hannity. we start with a fox news alert

sonny purdue cut the ribbon on it. we have a partnership on precision agriculture that's incredible. and so i am going to invite you to come out to our state right away and see what we are doing. would you commit to coming out and seeing what we have and meeting our folks? ms. rollins: i would love to come visit, and i have said i think it's been reported in press that if you can get me on a horse, i would love to ride a horse as we are working on all these issues across the states and really look forward to that. only if you ride with me. senator hoeven: we will absolutely ride. one of my sisters raced barrels. my job was to get the horses in the trailer, which is sometimes easy, sometimes not, depending on the horse. but we will do it. i am so glad to hear that. love your background in ranching. my grandfather was a cattle rancher back in the good old days when we raised herefords. will you commit to work with us to get a farm bill and it is so incredibly important in agriculture as you know, we have a system of fami

. >> sonny. >> i'm gonna. >> miss you, man. >> i'm gonna miss you too, sonny. >> i give you a ride to. >> the airport. >> why not?

we've got 72 in concord. 73 in fairfield. 71 in pittsburgh, 70 13, san jose and sonny bill coming in at 71 degrees. even if you get over to oakland, 67, i mean, these numbers are just way up there. it's all about the blue skies and the high pressure that is in control right now. now that high pressure is heating us up. it's giving us the gorgeous temperatures. the skies, unfortunately, its proximity to this low pressure is also giving the offshore wind to los angeles right now, which is causing all of the problem. so let's talk about our wind because there is going to be another little push of wind as we get to the weekend. you can see right now a little bit gusty out there in spots and that will ramp down a bit as we get into our evening. and then we stay in that space as we get into tomorrow. it's not until friday evening. you start to see the wind pick up a little bit and then overnight now you start to see that northerly northeasterly flow come in again for saturday. so there saturday morning and you see that it continues into saturday afternoon. so this means we're going to see

. >> 10, 0, 7, sonny bill's fire department is just one of 7 says receive funding from cal water. it will go toward specialized protective equipment for responding to wildfires. cal waters fleshing out more than $175,000 in grants to fire departments across the state. 2025, expected to be a very busy year at the state capitol. governor gavin newsom and legislative leaders are already speaking about their goals for the new year capitol correspondent and gives you the latest. >> together, let's make this a year. we can all be proud governor gavin newsom and his wife first partner, jennifer siebel newsom delivering that message on this new year's day. comes just days before state lawmakers are set to return to the capitol and right away. they will take part in newsom's special legislative session to allocate 25 million dollars in state funding to california attorney general rob bonta and the california department of justice. all with the goal to help fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. as we step in a 2025 newsom not mentioning trump by name in this new year's mes

and after i >> sonny bill family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in connection to a police shootingt killed their teenage son last year. we have body cam video of this incident and we do want to warn you, you may find this next footage. disturbing. this is video from march of late last year. you can see a sunnyvale police officer appearing to point their guns at 19 year-old emmanuel perez. acera police say they responded to a mobile home park to a call about a naked man walking around the area. an officer is heard shooting at the teen as he walks towards him. but lawyer representing the family says officers did not follow protocol that day using a firearm should have been the last resort. >> and he found himself that day mental health crises. this was a young man had enough awareness. what he was experiencing and his family was not fair that he called 9-1-1 looking for help. >> the family says they are ready to take the case to trial. in the next coming days, going to court, they plan to go to court to schedule an appointment with attorneys to prepare for their case. in the south ba

sonny bill's fire department is just one of the 7 the state they are receiving funding from cal water. it's got to go toward specialized protective equipment for spinal law. fires cal fire's flushing out more than $175,000 grants to fire departments across our state. and same old yellow expanding their free discovered iava hikes and programs, including areas really open to the public. walnut creek based group offers free guided hikes. the locks other outdoor activities. this year, the group will host a stargazing event, a photography hike and in lgbtq+ height, branching out adventures. our cities are required for each event starts january. 25th. >> and for the very first thursday of 2025, it's beautiful. it's going to be clear. and then they'll be clouds and clearing and clouds will be a little bit on again off again. sunshine golden gate bridge. everything is dry. nice commute heading into the city. temperatures right now, mainly in the 40's just about everywhere, except right along the coastline. experiencing a few 50's at this hour. so the dry weather continues for today, but not f

so here you see the sonny bill police. they ended up shooting 19 year-old emmanuel perez basara police were responding to that call at the mobile home park to investigate. you know, a man who was walking around in the area naked in a clearly upset. so one officer ended up shooting that teenager who continue to walk towards him. the lawyer representing the family says officers did not follow protocol that day and using a firearm should have been the last resort. >> and he found himself that day mental health crises. this was a young man had enough awareness. what he was experiencing and his family was not there, that he called 9-1-1. looking for help. >> the family says that they are ready to take this case all the way to trial. and in the next coming days, they are going to court don't be scheduling an appointment with the attorneys preparing the case. we want to give you the latest 8.11 now on the wildfires in southern california. the hughes fire. this is a new one that just started yesterday morning near cast lake in los

somebody needs to tell sonny it's all stolen land, including where she lives. dave from sugar grove, illinois. geez, how big was juan's joint? it's like one of those cheech and chong joints, right? for a blowtorch? one, really? bill from aubrey, texas. gavin newsom doesn't have enough hands to get into all the details. have you ever seen anybody gesticulate more than gavin newsom? i mean, he's even got a shoulder dip going. he's not even italian. we think kathy from new braunfels, texas, gavin newsom better be careful. he's getting dangerously close to doing the trump dance. >> oh, gosh. >> well, they're going to be a lot of trump dances going on at the balls, albeit a few of them. maybe i'll run into hulk hogan. we can have a flex off and maybe a drink or seven. that's all for us tonight. dvr the show. did you remember the dvr? if you guys dvr the show, take a picture of yourself dvr and send it in. it's my world, baby. fly. eagles. fly. and welcome to hannity. and we start tonight with a fox news alert. at this hour, mor

. >> sonny bill's fire department is one of just 7 in the state to receive funding from cal water. it will go toward specialized protective equipment for responding to wildfires. cal water is flushing out more than $175,000 in grants to fire departments across the state. >> and 2025 suspected to be a very busy year at the state capitol. you have governor gavin newsom and those legislative leaders. they're already talking about the capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look ahead. >> together, let's make this a year. we can all be proud governor gavin newsom and his wife first partner, jennifer siebel newsom delivering that message on this new year's day. it comes just days before state lawmakers are set to return to the capitol and right away. they will take part in newsom's special legislative session to allocate 25 million dollars in state funding to california attorney general rob bonta and the california department of justice. all with the goal to help fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. as we step in a 2025 newsom not mentioning trump by name in this

sonny bill's fire department is one of just 7 in the state to receive funding from cal water. it will go towards specialized protective equipment for responding to wildfires. cal water is fleshing out more than $175,000 in grants to fire departments across the state. >> time now 6, 0, 7 2025. is expected to be very busy year at the state capitol. you up governor gavin newsom and the legislative leaders already talking about the goals a half of the thinking ahead, capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look at what they're talking about. >> together, let's make this a year. we can all be proud governor gavin newsom and his wife first partner, jennifer siebel newsom delivering that message on this new year's day. comes just days before state lawmakers are set to return to the capitol and right away. they will take part in newsom's special legislative session to allocate 25 million dollars in state funding to california attorney general rob bonta and the california department of justice. all with the goal to help fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. as we

oakland, san francisco sitting at 61 sonny bill at 65. pretty nice. you have to go out to the coast to find some 50's to pay that sound nice. it is out there. we do, as i ment5oned, have a little bit of haze out there. i did check air quality is been holding steady at mostly moderate air quality today. so not expecting anything worse than that. but that is what we look to have as we go through the weekend. so just a heads up on that. speaking of the weekend, i'll be back in just a bit with your seven-day forecast. >> and a developing news this afternoon. the cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas could be in jeopardy. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that a last-minute crisis with hamas is holding up israeli approval of this long-awaited cease-fire. the deal would pause the fighting in gaza and release dozens of hostages. the israeli cabinet is expected to vote on the steel friday and it is supposed to start on sunday. nurses in the bay area are joining a nationwide march in support of safe staffing and patient protections aga

. >> all right, sonny. >> great to get your take. thanks so much. >> thanks for having. >> me sunny madra. and do not miss, of course. >> a special fast. >> money live in miami that starts tomorrow and wednesday. altimeter capital ceo brad gerstner will join the gang down here to break down what he's seeing in tech, ai, and much more. that all starts tomorrow at 5 p.m. eastern time right here on cnbc court. see you then. >> thank you so much melissa. we will be watching. it looks so nice to be down there outside. melissa and sunny thanks so much to you. coming up much more on today's big tech selloff, including how deep tech is impacting the utility trade and how the fed is interpreting all the market moves to tease that a little bit. but first, a couple of names making headlines today, the activist push on u.s. steel and how at&t managed to buck the trend to hit nearly four year highs. don't go anywhere fast. money back in two. >> options. action is sponsored by tastytrade stocks, options, futures more. trade your way. in the. >> wo

i love my mexican, said spending male manager sonny buchanan. they go out there and run their jobs, their loyal. the white people are just opposite. they bounce around. these hispanics are helping us out. one employer celebrated the hispanic work ethic by saying, quote, hispanic employees harder and produce more. they are just workers. they don't call in sick, he went on. and when they they really work hispanic workers, he noted, work twice as hard as americans for the same wages. latinos were praised the lifeblood of an end of this industry and this community and a godsend for many struggling right right. many struggling industries in the chamber of commerce president george woodward said, quote, thank that when we needed to fill these jobs, we had people to come. we had people to come in to keep the carpet investments here in general, he continued. these are people with strong family values red, white and blue values. this, of course, in stark contrast to the language used by advocates in california, for example, over in the 1990s, here in geo

and, if you need any more coercion or reason to visit, sonny tampa bay, just take a step outside andt temperature. trust me, it will be warm and sunny in tampa. we will see you all in june. thank you all. god bless. [applause] mayor ginther: jane, thank you so much for stepping up and continue to lead and serve with the conference. we can't wait to join you in tampa in june. mayors understand playing baseball teaches many life skills. promoting physical and social well-being, especially for young people. baseball, through the mayors play ball program, has given mayors a unique opportunity to engage and empower youth in cities. now, let's hear about the play ball fund for cities. i am pleased to welcome u.s. conference of mayors past president my friend doug palmer. >> good morning, mayors. youth baseball has been a powerful way to engage children in the united states, not just through the sport but through fostering connections, teaching life skills, and building community. many don't realize this, but for the last decade, major league baseball and the united states conference of may

and what sonny and nick were doing today was, you know, not not too bad. this was not the most challenging of evas, but they are all challenging. but this was not an especially difficult one. they're repairing some thermal blankets for the x ray telescope. and they were also prepping the landing zone, if you will, for an upgrade for the alpha magnetic spectrometer, which is helping us look for dark matter. so important tasks for sure. uh, sounds like everything went very well. and the i believe they're back inside by now and probably going through all their their steps to clean up their suits and, and back out of the eva situation. but it looks like everything went really great. >> i think an astronaut's version of not so complicated is different than the average person's definition. i will say that, leroy, but we can't ignore the fact that sunny's been stuck up there for seven months. so has butch wilmore. the stay was extended again just last month. you were on the es for six months. i'm assuming that was a planned deal, but just tell us what it's like.