tony. tony. tony is best known for the songs anniversary! california, and lay your head on my pillow. d'wayne wiggins was 64. former vice president kamala harris has reportedly said she will make a decision by the end of the summer on whether to run for governor here in california. politico reports. harris told an attendee at a pre-oscar party last weekend that she had given herself the deadline to make up her mind. she is also reportedly still considering another presidential run in 2028, which could put her head to head with her good friend governor newsom. and the trump administration is polling $400 billion in grants and contracts from new york's columbia university over what it calls rising anti-semitism concerns on the campus there. secretary of education linda mcmahon says columbia is not doing enough to address anti-semitism concerns. it is among a handful of colleges that have come under new federal anti-semitic investigations. >> a school in downtown oakland could be shut down after the oakland unified school district declined to r

tony. tony? tony'sout thinking of oakland music. >> d'wayne wiggins, a founding member of the grammy nominated group dead at 64 after a battle with cancer. the oakland born musician and occasional performer on the stage of yoshi's and jack london square behind 1990s hits like anniversary, it never rains in southern california and feels good. [music] >> it feels good to know that you're there. for me. it feels good. >> the song making the group mainstays on the r&b scene, peaking at number nine on billboard's hot 100 chart in 2023. wiggins sitting down with ktvu dave clark on talk of the town. >> that guitar for me is like a shield, a savior. that guitar, if it wasn't for the guitar, there's so many things that would have distracted me in oakland and i could have gone down the wrong aisle, you know what i mean? but that guitar was i was so trying to master that. it was like my shield. >> wiggins going on to travel the world with tony, tony, tony performing for packed crowds with his brother raphael saadi

tony, tony tony, passed away earlier this morning after battling cancer to kron 4 s lezla gooden spoke with a friend. >> who says the world is dimmer without him in it. >> lost a jewel that we lost this guy, you know, and my heart is broken. the music world is mourning the last one of its beloved artists, dwayne wiggins founding member of the grammy-nominated group tony tony. tony, the oakland native past friday morning. 64 years old. the award-winning singer, songwriter, musician, but he was so >> down to earth, leslie. and i think, you know, people don't know much about his, the lack of being his humanitarianism. i mean, this guy opened up his own studio and allowed up-and-coming singers and groups to come for free and to come in, learn their craft. he would help them, you know, with their different project in a social media post wiggins family shared this picture saying it is with broken hearts. we share that our beloved passed away. >> surrounded byifamily and loved ones over the past year.

tony. tony. tony passed away earlier this morning after battling cancer kron four's lezla gooden reports. >> lost a jewel that we lost this guy, you know, and my heart is broken. the music world is mourning the last one of its beloved artists, dwayne wiggins founding member of the grammy-nominated group tony tony. tony, the oakland native past friday morning. 64 years old. the award-winning singer, songwriter, musician, but he was so >> down to earth, leslie. and i think, you know, people don't know much about his philanthropy and his humanitarianism. i mean, this guy opened up his own studio and allowed up-and-coming singers and groups to come for free and to come in, learn their craft. he would help them, you know, with their different project in a social media post wiggins family shared this picture saying it is with broken hearts. we share that our beloved passed away. >> surrounded by family and loved ones over the past year. he has been privately and courageously battling bladder cancer, adding

tony. tony, tony passed away this morning after his battle with cancer cropper says a good caught up with a friend who says the world is dimmer with him. no longer lost a jewel that we lost this guy. >> you know, and my heart is broken. the music world is mourning the last one of its beloved artists, dwayne wiggins founding member of the grammy-nominated group tony tony. tony, the oakland native past friday morning. 64 years old. the award-winning singer, songwriter, musician, but he was so >> down to earth less. lynn, i think, you know, people don't know much about his philanthropy and his humanitarianism. i mean, this guy opened up his own studio and allowed up-and-coming singers and groups to come for free and 2 come and learn their craft. he would help them, you know, with their different project in a social media post wiggins family shared this picture saying it is with broken hearts. we share that our beloved passed away. >> surrounded by family and loved ones over the past year. he has been privately and courageously battling bladder cancer, adding that his music in service impacted

tony. tony. tonyiday after battling cancer kron four's lets the good spoke with a friend lezla gooden rather spoke with a friend who says the world is denver without him in it. >> lost a jewel that we lost this guy, you know, and my heart is broken. the music world is mourning the last one of its beloved artists, dwayne wiggins founding member of the grammy-nominated group tony tony. tony, the oakland native past friday morning. 64 years old. the award-winning singer, songwriter, musician, but he was so >> down to earth less. lynn, i think, you know, people don't know much about his philanthropy and his humanitarianism. i mean, this guy opened up his own studio and allowed up-and-coming singers and groups to come for free and 2 come and learn their craft. he would help them, you know, with their different project in a social media post wiggins family shared this picture saying it is with broken hearts. we share that our beloved passed away. >> surrounded by family and loved ones over the past year. he

he was a founding member of the r&b group tony, tony, tony. countless fans have posted tributes on social media, many thanking him for his work. family members say throughout his private battle with cancer, wiggins remained committed to his family, his music and his fans. d'wayne wiggins was 64 years old. a statue of bay area native bruce lee could be coming to san francisco's chinatown. today, the chinese historical society of america announced its plan to pay tribute to the iconic martial artist and film star with a statue in portman square. supporters of the project say there are

tony. tony. tony, passed away this morning after battling cancer kron four's lezla gooden spoke with a close friend who says the world is dimmer without him in it. >> lost a jewel that we lost this guy, you know, and my heart is broken. the music world is mourning the last one of its beloved artists, dwayne wiggins founding member of the grammy-nominated group tony tony. tony, the oakland native past friday morning. 64 years old. the award-winning singer, songwriter, musician, but he was so >> down to earth less. lynn, i think, you know, people don't know much about his philanthropy and his humanitarianism. i mean, this guy opened up his own studio and allowed up-and-coming singers and groups to come for free and to come in, learn their craft. he would help them, you know, with their different project in a social media post wiggins family shared this picture saying it is with broken hearts. we share that our beloved passed away. >> surrounded by family and loved ones over the past year. he has been pr

toni. toni. toni. the family of d'wayne wiggins posted on instagram that he is battling an unspecific health issue. wiggins is best known for his work as a founding member of the group, but also performed with several other well-known artists. toni! toni! toni first rose to fame in the late 80s. the group achieved its commercial success, its greatest in 1993, when their album sons of sl went double platinum. they disbanded in 1996, but began touring again in 2023. new information tonight about that fire at the martinez refinery released more than 7000 gallons of hydrocarbon into the air. that fire broke out after an explosion on february 1st. it prompted a shelter in place for people living nearby. the martinez refining company released its 30 day report yesterday. it said the refinery estimates that 170 barrels of hydrocarbons were released during the fire. the refinery also says that its operating units are still shut down as they assess the damage. it's unclear when those units will reopen. okay. are

tony, tony tony first rose to fame in the late 80s. the group achieved some of its greatest commercial success with hits like it never rains in southern california and anniversary. wiggins was recently married. he was just 64 years old. well, new at 11 for you. former vice president kamala harris will decide whether she will run for governor of california by the endf the summer. this is all according to a source familiar with her planning. there has been some speculation about whether she would run after conceding in the 2024 presidential election. that source also says harris has not ruled out a 2028 presidential run. later this weekend, harris is participating in a fireside chat in las vegas centered around artificial intelligence. an exclusive jailhouse interview airs tonight right here on nbc bay area. a woman convicted of killining two of her children ad conspiring to kill others close to her, speaking out from behind bars. ahead for you this midday. i go one onne with keith morrison about an all new episode of dateline. i'm meteo

tony, tony, tony. the first rose to fame in the late 80s, and the group achieved some of its greatest commercial success with hits it never rains in southern california and anniversary. wiggins had just recently gotten married. he was 64 years old. are you ready to lose an hour and spring forward this weekend? we lose an hour because of daylight saving, but didn't we vote to get rid of it years ago? our vianey arana is back to fill us in on where things stand now. also celebrating international women's day in the bay. the warriors marking the occasion. the notable difference fans will see while watching tomorrow's game. but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story you would like to see later in this newscast. i have a survey up right now on my instagram stories, and you still have some time to vote for one of these three. dolly parton dedicates her new song to her late husband. butterflies are disappearing at a catastrophic rate, and harry styles in talks for a new las vegas residen

the family of d'wayne wiggins of tony, tony, tony announced that he died of cancer. the oakland native went to castlemont high school, is best known for his work with the r&b soul band. he also performed with several other well-known artists. tony, tony, tony first rose to fame in the 1980s. the group achieved some of its greatest commercial success with hits like it never rains in southern california and anniversary. wiggins had just recently gotten married. he was 64 years old. new and surprising details have just come out about how legendary actor gene hackman and his wife died. they were found dead in their santa fe home last week. as nbc's dan sheneman shows us, the actor's wife died from a rare respiratory illness caused by a virus found in rodents. reporter more than a week after actor gene hackman and his wife were found dead at their home in n mexico, investitors revealed details the cause of death for mr. gene hackman, aged 95 years, is hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, with alzheimer's disease as a significant contributory factor. the

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the family of d'wayne wiggins of tony, tony, tony fame announced he died of cancer. oakland native is best known for his work with the r&b soul band, but he also performed with several other well-known artists. tony. tony. tony first rose to fame in the late 80s. the group achieved some of its greatest commercial success with his hit it never rains in southern california and anniversary. wiggins had just recently gotten married. he was 64 years old. yet another university is being hit by budget cuts. cal poly becomes the third csu campus to cut athletic programs. the school announced today it's eliminating itits swim and dive teams. cal poly's president points to budget cuts and a proposed settlement with the ncaa, which could result in the loss of at least $450,000 per year for athletic programs. it's the third such school to make cuts in recent weeks. yesterday, san jose san francisco state announced three of its sports teams will be eliminated, citing the ongoing budget shortfall. and then in january, sonoma state made a decision to cut its entire sports program. l

d'wayne wiggins, an oakland native and founding member of the r&b group tony tony. tony has died after a battle with cancer. ktvu zac sos joining us here in the studio with more on how he's being remembered. zach. >> yeah, revolutionary, a pioneer and beyond generous. just some of the ways d'wayne wiggins is being talked about tonight. >> heartbroken, heartbroken. >> friday. the oakland music scene and beyond grappling with the loss of a legend. >> it's hard to bring up dwayne's name or tony. tony tony's name without thinking of oakland music. >> d'wayne wiggins, a founding member of the grammy nominated group dead at 64 after a battle with cancer. the oakland born musician and occasional performer on the stage of yoshi's and jack london square behind 1990s hits like anniversary and never rains in southern california and feels good. >> it feels good to know that you're there for me. it feels good. >> the song making the group mainstays on the r&b scene, peaking at number nine on billboard's hot 100 chart in 2023. wiggins sitting down with ktvu dave clark on talk of the t

toni! tone! got their first hit. >> tony! toni! tone!heir first hit song called "little walter," and he was there with his brother and his cousin and again, i looked at him and i said, wow, this guy broke through the music industry in oakland. i want to aspire to be that guy. >> d'wayne wiggins was 64 years old. >>> on november 27th, 1941, the most iconic action heroes was born right here in san francisco's chinatown. bruce lee went on to become a legend in the world of martial arts movies from enter the dragon to game of death and now community leaders want to immortalize and honor bruce lee by building a statue of him in the very neighborhood he first called home. >> reporter: jeff chen, who was born in san francisco's chinatown, owns one of the largest collections of bruce lee memorabilia, including a replica of the yellow jumpsuit from the game of death. >> i consider it one of his most famous suits because it was worn in the movies, such as kill bill. >> reporter: but for chen, bruce lee is more than just a movie star. he is a hero

tony! toni! tone!'s define wiggins died at the age of 64 after battling bladder cancer. here's more on the man who always gave back to his community. >> reporter: d'wayne wiggins was one of the founding members of tonytone!, a group that had five number one hit and sold over eight million records. elly lie. >>> baker was wiggins' cousin and one of the original members of the band. >> he was a leader and just to know we lost our relative, a band mate, brother, friend, boss, you know, yeah, it's hard. >> reporter: while tony! toni! tone! members started solo careers in the mid-90s, wiggins continued to perform and mentor the next generation of music starts. here he's pictured with pop life. those who knew him say he was all about giving people from his hometown a chance to go big. >> he's mr. oakland. as a matter of fact, he's mr. bay area. he was out more than anybody. like we -- when we got famous, rafael and myself, we tried to keep the star image and not be out so much. but dewayne was total opposite. he loved the city, the area. he deserved a street for sure. >> he's a person that really walked in gratitude, you know. they was able to come out of oakland, the streets of oakland, get a record deal

tony! toni! tone!'s define wiggins died at the age of 64 after battling bladder cancer. here's more on the man who always gave back to his community. >> reporter: d'wayne wiggins was one of the founding members of tony! toni! tone!, a group that had five number one hit and sold over eight million records. elly lie. >>> baker was wiggins' cousin and one of the original members of the band. >> he was a leader and just to know we lost our relative, a band mate, brother, friend, boss, you know, yeah, it's hard. >> reporter: while tony! toni! tone! members started solo careers in the mid-90s, wiggins continued to perform and mentor the next generation of music starts. here he's pictured with pop life. those who knew him say he was all about giving people from his hometown a chance to go big. >> he's mr. oakland. as a matter of fact, he's mr. bay area. he was out more than anybody. like we -- when we got famous, rafael and myself, we tried to keep the star image and not be out so much. but dewayne was total opposite. he loved the city, the area. he deserved a street for sure. >> he's a person that really walked in gratitude, you know. they was able to come out of oakland, the streets of oakland, get a rec

tony! toni! tone! got their first hit. >> tony! toni! tone!tle walter, and he was there with his brother and his cousin and again, i looked at him and i said wow, he broke through the music industry in oakland and i wanted to aspire to be that guy. >> d'wayne wiggins was 64 years old. >>> on november 27th, 1940, one of the most iconic action figures was born in chinatown, bruce lee moved on to become a legend in the world of martial arts movies, community leaders want to honor bruce lee. ryan yamamoto shares the plan to honor a statue in this neighborhood. >> reporter: jeff chen owns one of the largest collections of bruce lee memorabilia, including a replica of the yellow jumpsuit from the game of death. >> i consider it one of his most famous suits because it was worn by the movies such as kill bill. >> reporter: but, bruce lee is more than just a movie star. he is a hero who he believes should be honored by the city of san francisco. much like hong kong. eastern europe, and los angeles, who have all built statues of the martial arts icon. >

tony! toni! tone! got their first hit. >> tony! toni! tone!lled little walter, and he was there with them, his brother and his cousin, and again i looked at him and i said well, this guy broke through the music industry in oakland, i wanted to aspire to be that guy. >> d'wayne wiggins was 64 years old. >>> in 1940, one of the most iconic action heroes was born in chinatown, bruce lee went on to become a legend in the world of martial arts movies. now community leaders want to immortalize and honor bruce lee. ryan yamamoto shares the plan about a statue in his old neighborhood. >> reporter: jeff chin who was born in chinatown owns one of the largest collections of bruce lee memorabilia, including a replica of the yellow jumpsuit from the game of death. >> i consider it one of his most famous suits because it was worn by the movies such as kill bill. >> reporter: but for chin, bruce lee is more than just a movie star , he is a hero who he believes should be honored by the city of san francisco. much like hong kong, eastern europe, and los angele

tony, tony tony first rose to fame in the late 80s.up achieved some of its greatest commercial successes with hits it never rains in southern california and anniversary. wiggins had just recently married. he was only 64. water quality improvements are coming to lake elizabeth in fremont. earlier this week, the city council approved a water quality improvement pilot project. the goal is to reduce the likelihood of fish die off, which can happen during extreme heat. surface aerators and monitoringrobes will be installed in a section of the lake that will help improve oxygenation, regulate water temperature, and monitor water quality. that is expected to be completed in july. if that project is successful, the city could expand the project to other sections of that lake. a live look for you now. as the sun shines over the sap center, where today, to mark international women's day, the san jose sharks will host a women of teal celebration. it will include a mix of in-game events and fan activities, reflecting women's impact in the sports w

d'wayne wiggins was a singer and guitarist in the r&b band tony, tony, tony. grew up in oakland and went to castlemont high school. he founded tony, tony, tony in the late 80s with his brother and cousin. their 1993 album sons of soul reached double platinum. the group had five number one hits as a producer. wiggins helped grow the career of several artists, including zendaya, her, kehlani, and destiny's child. wiggins died of bladder cancer. he was 64 years old. >> tonight, a peek at what is considered the premier economic policy document for the city of oakland. abc seven news reporter tim johns spoke with some of the people behind the report and tells us with a looming budget crisis, this year's findings are more important than ever. >> oakland city council members getting a preview friday of the city's economic indicators report. the report is published annually by the oakland chamber of commerce, and often serves as a guide for city lawmakers. >> generally, we believe that good data leads to good decision making. >> barbara leslie is the chamber of commerc

toni. toni. toni has died. ay this morning following a battle with bladder cancer. toni. toni. toni first rose to fame back in the late 80s. the group achieved some of its greatest success with hits it never rains in southern california and anniversary. wiggins had just recently got married. he was 64 years old. we have a lot of news that we're covering today. you can get the latest updates on what's going on on our website, nbcbayarea.com, and i'll be back in 30 minutes with more (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, or are prone to infections. liver problems can occur. entyvio. relief. remi

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are pouring in to honor oakland music great d'wayne wiggins, who helped establish the r&b band tony, tony, tonyassed away from bladder cancer. wiggins, his 1993 album sons of soul reached double platinum status, and he also inspired other music greats including zendaya, her and destiny's child. he was 64 years old. now to seven, on your side investigates a bay area appliance repair company is sending out a warning claiming someone is impersonating them, swindling their customers out of thousands of dollars and not actually fixing any of their appliances. in this seven on your side investigation, abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow spoke with one victim who said he thought he called the right company but ended up with repair despair. >> you know. >> in november, ben phillips was in need of a fix before his thanksgiving feast. this 22 year old sub-zero refrigerator had a leak. >> get the refrigerator done and make my wife happy. >> he had used box appliance back in 2019 for repair, but this time when he called and a technician came out, not only was he upsold on replacing the compressor, but

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. ♪ ♪ dwyane wiggins, one of the three founding members of the r&b band tony! toni! tonÉ! has died.bined blues, gospel, and funk into a smooth signature sound that culminated in "sons of soul," a double platinum album in 1993. dwayne wiggins had been suffering from bladder cancer. he was 64. straight ahead on the "cbs evening news," houston, do we have a problem? a string of space launch mishaps from a starlink rocket bursting into flames to a lunar landing that went sideways. that's in tonight's interview where we speak with our cbs space consultant bill harwood. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >> john: you may have noticed all the troubling launch and landing mishaps affecting private space missions lately from two explosions of the spacex starship to lunar landers that can't stay upright. we think it's fair to wonder if these efforts still have the right stuff. so we've asked cbs's bill harwood to drop in for some perspective. bill, thank you for being here. give us your sense of, have you seen this much difficultly in space flight since you been covering

toni. toni. toni has died after a battle with bladder cancer. wiggins family shared the news on the group's instagram page, saying he died this morning surrounded by family and loved ones. family members say throughout his private battle with cancer, wiggins remained committed to his family, music and fans. d'wayne wiggins was 64 years old. a new costco store opened in brentwood this morning. eager customers lined up in droves, hoping to get some specialty goods at low prices. ktvu tori gaines was there and takes us inside costco. >> brentwood threw open its doors and welcomed customers for the first time friday morning. a ribbon cutting ceremony kicked off the festivities, but folks waited in line since thursday afternoon to snag the deals being offered. >> we're out here for birthday cake. it's my 30th birthday, so we said 7 a.m. costco grand opening. why not? right. happy birthday. thank you. >> this opening is all part of costco's big plan to expand over the coming years. six locations will be opening across the u.s. this month. costco's fir

toni and harold was just beautiful. toni was just stunning. >> mr. and mrs. harold henthorne. >> so harold and toni, two years after they get married, are leaving mississippi. apparently, he always wanted to go to colorado. he always wanted to bring toni there. >> so, she sells her practice in mississippi, and they move to a suburb just outside denver called highlands ranch. >> they wanted children right away, both of them did. she was in her mid-40s when she got pregnant with haley. so, she got her dream. >> from the outside looking in, toni and harold's marriage looked ideal. it certainly looks like the perfect life. >> we love you. >> we love you. >> awww we love you. >> park rangers recovering the body of a woman who fell to her death while hiking in rocky mountain national park. authorities say the victim was from littleton, that she was in her 50s. she had been liking in the area with a family member. >> now we have a fatality investigation we have to conduct. and the first thing we want to do is document the scene. >> there's a tree that on one side, the branches had been kind of knocked off

tributes are pouring in to honor oakland music great d'wayne wiggins, who helped establish the r&b band tony tony tone. he passed away from bladder cancer. wiggins 1993 album sons of soul reached double platinum status, and he also inspired other music stars, including zendaya, her and destiny's child. wiggins was 64, a bay area appliance repair company is sending out a warning claiming someone is impersonating them, swindling their customers out of thousands of dollars and not actually fixing their appliances. and the seven on your side investigation. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow spoke with one victim, who said he thought he called the right company but ended up with repair despair. yeah. >> in november, ben phillips was in need of a fix before his thanksgiving feast. this 22 year old sub-zero refrigerator had a leak. >> get the refrigerator done and make my wife happy. >> he had used box appliance back in 2019 for repair, but this time when he called and a technician came out, not only was he upsold on replacing the compressor, but the leak remained despite multiple visits. >> he was

less tony stark, more tony shar we got a great show for you ton my guests are sterling k. brow and ai developer reid hoffman! but when we come back, "meanwhi join us, won't you? [cheers an] >> stephen: won't you give it up for those cato and "the late show" band, everybody. beautiful people, wonderful. a source of light and the elimination over there. coming up in just a little while, folks, we've got the one, the only, the charming, the talented sterling k. brown. always a good conversation. you know about the ai people are using n that ai, we've got reid hoffman, who was an author and he's out here to explain ai, and he believes it's good for us. we are going to get into that. i'm not sure. i'm on the fence. i'm on the fence whether we should continue with humans. folks, if you watch the show, you know i spend most of my tim right over there, standing over the news pot, carefully simmering the most topical dourado and camarao in a capshaba story pan with aromatics, coconut milk, and dende oil just until tender the topping with fresh cilantro and egg and serving it up wit

tony's great. okay, look, this is another one. carl. tony's great. >> tony is great. >> well, i got a dog named tony. what are you implying? >> i don't know, i just have no idea. >> okay, okay. so i just want to tell you there's a company called macy's. you probably shop there. yes. >> i'm aware of it. >> actually, i did. >> shop there recently at bloomingdale's. >> tony spring, how great is it? it looks great. doesn't have a personal shopper. i'll share with you during the break. thank you. so, bloomies is doing great. tony spring is from bloomington. all right. he is organizing a turn to beat the band. the numbers were good. really good for the first time in the holiday season. but what does he do? and i love him. i mean, i love it, communicate with him. he's absolutely terrific. he gave you a forecast that was so horrible that you have to sell macy's is that's why the stock's down. it was a great quarter david. no one cares. he said. he said we're going to do 12 to $0.15 versus $0.28 that the street's looking for. but why do we know i get it. the forecast

tony, i am on i am alone in that, but i don't care. i really want risk taking when they're younger. tony in florida. tony. >> hey, jim. >> i just want to let you know i'm. a member. >> from. >> day one. it will be. >> a. >> lifetime member. >> i love. >> you for your thing. >> what i want to ask you is when. when we like a stock. and or love a. >> stock. >> and it reports. earnings that are really good, but then for some reason the market buys it down. can we buy it day one or do we have to use that rule like anybody says, wait three days before you buy a stock that goes down. >> no, no, no. you buy it at your prices. you buy a little bit at the beginning and then like we teach at the club, you buy it on the way down. we may have a real battle on our hands now. you know, we battle in the club. and we've been very successful in most of our battles. some of them have been tougher, but that's the way you make it, so your battle won't be too hard. buying it all at once does that, and we don't want that. tough days don't last forever, people, but when they come along, you need to know how to respond. well, ma

tony in wisconsin. tony. >> hey, jim. >> a big hater from. >> northern wisconsin. my call there. absolutely. >> thanks for all the great advice. >> over the years. >> oh, thank you so much. it's been so hard lately. it really makes me feel great that you said that. thank you. thank you very much. >> well. >> i've been a long term investor. and it takes a lot more to scare me than this. >> i like that. >> that's the right attitude. that's ken langone attitude. congratulations. let's go to work. >> okay. >> about 20. >> years ago, i. >> took a small position. >> in. >> a stock. >> called fiserv. >> good wisconsin based company. they've done me right. >> for over. 20 years. >> wondering what you think. >> about them. >> moving forward. >> i think they're one of the greatest fintechs. you know, everyone wanted to go into the really fancy new fintechs. you stick with the one that you have, you are doing really well. and thank you for the kind words. they mean a lot to me. i need to go to bob in illinois. bob. >> hello, jim. bob a while ago you suggested sempra electric

tony. yes. >> you can't. >> read toni morrison, you can't read toni morrison. >> was banned in the federal government is not banning books local hold on local. >> republicans. >> local school boards who elected. yeah. so if you get elected, your school. listen education is a distinctly local function. and and so school boards vote on what they determine. they establish book councils and they say this is what we deem appropriate for our schools. and the librarians. >> i know you. >> will look. >> look, look, look at john green again. >> there, there are, there are there are excesses all over the place. there were excesses from like the woke left about books that they didn't like in various schools. and there. >> was dumb too. >> yeah. >> that's right. mark twain. >> and america has america both left and right in the country, have an liberalism. problem is that i agree with that. and the the thing is, you know, kate was saying how she likes cranky jonah. well, uh, one of the curmudgeon. >> jonah. >> curmudgeon. jonah. so one of the biggest pieces of bs in this culture in the last 25 years has been all of this

tony. thank you very much for all the contacts. that's alpha 0. tony chang reporting from you in china. let's bring in victor. go vice president of the center for china in globalization. you're joining us from badging. victor, it's good to talk to you again. of course, china already had experience right with a trump terrace in particular because he impose terrace on china during his 1st term and office. how do you think you're looking at this 2nd round? are not so surprising the trumpet, ministration is becoming more em all one time and reckless in the web advising parents. during from the 1st time, he and his government focused on china are using power of says weapons. but now it seems that the trumpet administration 2.0 is really generally apply weapons in all directions against the canadians. that makes it cuz of the country's most likely, i guess the european union is very soon. and again, my goal is to china. now for this opportunity terrace will not work. it will make the installation project in the united states even worse, and will significantly blake and roll the quality of lif

tony chang is live outside the world's largest wholesale markets in china is you will city. so tony, you was a great lavar tree for how terrace effect day to day trade. can you explain what happens in that building behind you and how that change is when the world's largest dakota economy imposes 20 percent worth of terrace, as it has done on china. so we've moved slightly since we spoke to you last the to relocate to the area of the will market, which is focused on what it calls new energy products. so these are focused very much renewables, the, the things like battery powered good solar panels, the things the china leads the well then. but also i think, which is very keen to open up markets in the west, particularly in the united states. well, so the traffic behind me now more than 50 percent of the calls on china is roads. a bees in those those the these when they go into china already being tear up to the 100 percent. a china is very keen to get access to those markets. it's not big allowed at the moment and it's a real concern who the small trade is in places like a will, i think, live and die of pretty much on, on these kinds of terrace. they say the margins are already very small. they're trying to diversify into other markets. there are a lot of russians in town at the moment, a lot of indians, but of course, neither of those mile gets, has the financial power of the united states. so any, how vulnerable is china's economy to these terrace, of the, well, china, it has worked very hard on building up its domestic economy. and you can see that everywhere you go to the economic boom. and china really is something of a miracle in the last couple of decades. and with that growth has come double digit growth in the economy that has started to slow down and recent years. it's something the government is acutely aware of. i think it's trying to solidify those export markets around the world again to diversify away, perhaps in the united states from western europe, trying to find new markets. but again, they don't have quite so much money. they're also internal problems here, some of which are being addressed. so the national people's congress that opened up in paging earlier today, particularly things like the real estate market, which has seen a massive over building of a supply more than 60000000 homes in china. now standing and see where the debt is $7.00 trillion dollars. now the moment the government is pumping up the sector of the industry, but it does make it vulnerable. and i think the one thing they'll be really concerned or is it these tariffs of the opening salvo and a pullout trade more? tony chang reporting from you in china. thank you very much. tony. the president, donald trump is spinning all us military. a do ukraine. suspending all us military a to ukraine after meeting with president voted him your zaleski, on friday, ended with the ukrainian leader being asked to leave the white house. us official says washington is reviewing whether billions of dollars given to keith is contributing to a solution to end the war with china. from criticize the landscape for suggesting hours before the announcement to the end is likely far away. warning america won't put up with it. so much longer ukraine has called so security guarantees before moving forward with any piece plan a j. the van says, told us media that it is in ukraine's best interest to agree a deal with the us, which includes the stake and it's minimal sector. if you want real security guarantees, if you want to actually ensure that vladimir putin does not invade ukraine, again, the very best security guarantee is to

tony rezko. chris kelly and tony rezko could generate big bucks. they were fund-raisers. they were donors. you know, let's just call 'em what they were. they were influence peddlers. they wound up being able to shake the bushes here and help rod raise money. they promised access and favors if blagojevich won, and they got results. where dick mell's good old boys would fetch $2,000 at a time, kelly and rezko would shake loose 50 grand. all that money plus rod's appeal to voters who had felt ignored by the entrenched chicago political dynasties-- well, it proved to be an unstoppable combination. he ran on some things that were uniquely important to black people. healthcare for kids is a good idea. when he said, "free rides for seniors on public transportation," that resonated with black people specifically. blagojevich became governor in 2003. -congratulations, governor. -thank you. may god bless you. [cheers and applause] how do you view your-- your time as governor apart from the scandals? how do i say this in a way where i don't sound like a guy without any humility? but i truly believe i was a great governor. i can't think of any governor in my life that did anything for anybody i knew that can walk around and say, "you know what? thank you, governor. my daughter had healthcare through you." free public transportation for seniors and the disabled? i did that 'cause they raised the sales tax, which hurts working people and poor people and seniors. with the legislature raising taxes that hit lower-income illinoisans hardest, and rod striking back with policies to offset that, it's no surprise that his populist agenda made him a lot of enemies amongst the big political families. to the people and the masses, he was on our team, and to the aristocracy and to the political elites, he was this guy that was taking their resources and giving 'em to the peasants, and so he became robin hood. i knew the reality that i'm gonna have resistance from the old guard, the old ward bosses, the madigans, daley to some extent, my father-in-law, and so the goal was raise money now and raise a lot of it so that you can afford to make enemies, and you can afford to lose support. right, but some of these people that you were-- that you were relying on like chris kelly were--were corrupt. -right? -turned out that chris had problems in his own personal business, and he was found guilty of those things. had nothing to do with me. but, like, a lot of the people in the world of fund-raising are not necessarily... -they are not. -...upstanding individuals. -no, they're not. -yeah. -no, they're not. what's the saying? "ignorance is not a defense"? tonynd chris kelly-- they started compiling this list of different entities that were state contractors, and they hit all those people up for money, probably with rod's assistance. "hey, you got a contract? you wanna keep it? or you want to get more? you gotta pony up." a lot of people in play have scalpel-like tendencies when they fund-raise, and rod was probably more of a meat cleaver. [beeping] -[telephone rings] -kelly and rezco were using government levers to squeeze anyone they could for a campaign contribution-- kickbacks like a cushy job or a fat contract, a little light extortion such as holding up teachers' funds. they had deep pockets to fill and a financial machine to do it. you can't trade official actions as a governor in exchange for campaign contributions or jobs. i mean, there is one simple word for that. it's called graft. graft is simply the use of political power and authority in exchange for personal gain. to state the obvious, appointing unqualified people to state po

its supply from for the next -- charlie: tony, this is such great stuff, and i hope you'll come back and join us again and we can talk more about it. thank you, tonyes. thank you. peter: coming up, president trump's senior add advisor, jason miller, will be here. charlie: but first, abby hornacek is live from st. petersburg, florida, ahead of the indycar series on fox.muci ♪ -- you've been creeping arouni a onme me ♪ your system fast. by the time you wake up, you're ready to take on the day. try it and feel the difference. mucinex nightshift, it's comeback season. [background sounds] charlie: today the indycar series officially launching on fox. the season opener getting underway in st. petersburg, the first stop on the road to the indy 500. rachel: let's head back to st. petersburg, florida, where abby hornacek is live along with today's starting lineup drierveg alexander rossi. good morning, abby. >> reporter: that's right, rachel. good morning to you. yeah, alex here is joining us. even toe he has a big race are coming up later today, so thank you a for joining us this morning. >> no problem at all. happy to be here. >> reporter: all right. you

tony's napoletana in san francisco's north beach with world famous pizza champion tony gemignani. how are you doing? good. how are you doing? doing great. thank you. so, you know, we've known each other for a very long time, tonyke, decades. a long time. decades. we go back in the day. i mean, you've been making pizzas forever. you have multiple awards and championships, authored so many books, and you want to know one thing? i don't even think i know exactly how you even got started into making pizza. yeah, i was 17 years old, just getting out of high school. my brother had the idea of opening up a pizzeria, and i got into it with him. that was called paisanos 33 years ago. i can't believe it started ming pizzas. fell in love with it. the rest is history and i just ran with it. so what have you done all these years to, like, really craft everything that you do in making pizza? because like i said, you are a world champion. yeah. you know, i went to school in italy. when pizza school, you say, okay, there's actually a pizza school. there's actually a pizza school. and when it comes to that, i got certified in different style of pizza, from sicilian to roman to different types. started entering competitions, wo

tony is on capitol hill he's got a preview -- yes. i'm going to tell you. tony -- because we stay alert and available. so tonying to give you a preview of president trump's primetime address to congress which you know is tonight. so what did we do? we went across the country to ask voters how they think the president is doing so far. and let's just say they had lots to say on this topic. >>> and we're going to take a look back on the 60-year-old love story between country legend dolly parton and her husband carl dean. he died yesterday and he was 82. they met when she was 18 and got married when she was 20. >>> the movie say anything made her a star 36 years ago and now talking to anthony mason about the revealing new memoir appropriately titled "say everything." we will see you guys at 7:00 a little over ten minutes. so -- i really like claudia. she thinks the world of one of you. [ laughter ] just kidding. >> she likes you both very much. she was lovely. she was lovely. >> oh. i'm so glad. >> we'll see you guys very soon. >> that's so cool. well, i'm glad you got to meet her, because we love her too. she is

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tony zhang's hair. >> well, now now you got to think about whether or not that translates into what's happening with tariff policy, not just the. >> tariff policy. well. >> we'll. >> see what happens. but you got it, tony. i mean, you got it. the guy is. >> he's got some hair. >> he's got. it's unbelievable. exactly. kelly. >> i liked it, gentlemen. thanks. oil prices are making a comeback. well, off the lows today. it's still fractionally lower and caught in a tough spot between opec tariffs and more. we'll discuss after the break. >> market navigator is sponsored by charles schwab. trade brilliantly. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses and more, all crafted just for traders. and with guided learning paths stacked with content curated to fit your unique goals, you can spend less time searching and more time learning. trade brilliantly with schwab. >> some people like. >> doing things the hard way, like doing their finances. >> with a. spreadsheet instead of using quicken. >> quicken pulls all. >> your financial info together in o

tony chains live outside the world's largest wholesale market in china is a huge city. tony who has a place like you're going to be impacted by us terrace, potentially very badly, and it's something that the trade is here are really concerned about this market behind me, according to the world bank did 70 $1000000000.00 worth of business last year. and i think that's really on the trip there off off to our american traders here these days, and they're trying to diversify to other major markets. you see a lot of indians, a lot of russians, but of course those markets don't have the same buying, but i'm particularly in areas where china leads the world and technology in renewables. this part of the market behind miss focused on boucher is eaves and solar panels. these are places that the child china really wants to open up in small kids. but of these terrifies signifying the other thing signify, the other thing, silva is of a trade. well, i think it's a real concern. so people have, you know, tony more broadly, how valuable is china's economy to us tariffs? is it something the chinese government has been very aware of in recent years has been trying to develop its domestic market and it's done so with increasing success . you can see that pretty much everywhere you go in china. they're all the chinese products being provide chinese people with their increased affluence these days. but in china, as in many other parts of the world, we have seen in economic downturn, inflation is going up. there are economic concerns and there are the put problems in the chinese economy in the real estate market, for example, as massive over supply. $60000000.00 vacant homes at the moment, and debt, so $7.00 trillion dollars. these a huge problem. so the chinese government, they've seen growth slowed down in recent years. and i think if there is a are looming trade will. uh then it could be a problem that'd be very keen to avoid. 20 thanks very much indeed. tony chung, they're talking to us from

tony chang is live outside the world's largest wholesale markets in china is 0 city. so tony, explain to us just as an example, as a case in point how you who stands to be impacted by us tasks. well, this is the world's largest small commodity trading hub. is the, according to the world bank, they did $70000000000.00 us dollars a business in this place, a loan last year. so it is fundamentally important. it sells everything from the prize to christmas trees and all those consumer goods that everyone around the world is buying, particularly from online retailers. so there's a real concern in these tariffs could have a very big impact on the business. things are already looking a big grin this year that concerned about the since you're the economic situation around the world, they say the consumer purchases down and i think this is just going to make matters worse then not have the i'm surprised by this move. they sold, trump make moves like this during his 1st administration and, and i think they are prepared for they looking for markets, particularly mass markets in other places. when you walk around the city at the moment, you're not seeing any americans, a tool, or there are instead of a russian, an indian trade. and so i think there's a hope that you can offset some of the business lost by the united states. but those markets were make up for the amount of money that is in the united states. and it is a very big concern here. i think people who think this one last for too long, tony, when say the us is the largest economy in the world as we know. and so when they threatened towers or when they restrict access to their market, that's going to be scary and impactful for anybody else in the world. but china is a relatively close number 2 in terms of the size of its economies. the 2nd biggest economy in the world. so how buildable are they really to us task it. yeah, absolutely. it is it, it is, itself is a very long as you come in at china has been working very hard on building up its domestic economy. i think it's been acutely aware of its reliance, particularly on the united states, but also on other export markets and particularly since the 1st trump administration. so i think they have been selected themselves a bit. there is a striving. busy domestic economy now, although that is in a bit of a downturn, we've seen growth slow hit from the double digits of the last couple of decades. and that's a real concern as well. there are also other economic problems withi