cochairman dana walden had been given the milestone award from the producers guild of america.ney ceo bob iger was on hand to present the award to walden over the weekend for her historic contributions to television. iger highlighted her creativity and leadership, saying she's probably had a hand in more television series than anyone in the business. when walden took the stage, she looked to the future and how hollywood would overcome the challenges it's facing due to the recent wildfires. >> wonderful and unexpected things happen when you put great stories into the world, and like you, i am not exactly sure what's going to happen next to this city that we love. what i am certain of, though, is that the people in this room will find creative, funny, and beautiful ways to remind us of the importance of the industry in this industry town. >> a huge congratulations to dana walden. next, at 630, cracking down on the national egg shortage, the popular grocery chain. that chain that's adding new limits when it comes to buying eggs. but first, here's lisa. >> all right. we have a live

when walden took the stage, she looked to the future and how hollywood would overcome the challengesngs happen when you put great stories into the world, and like you, i am not exactly sure what's going to happen next to this city that we love. what i am certain of, though, is that the people in this room will find creative, funny, and beautiful ways to remind us of the importance of the industry in this industry town. >> a big congratulations to dana walden. and since we're talking about awards season, a reminder abc seven is your home for the oscars this year. it's on sunday, march 2nd, and for the first time, the show will stream live on hulu as well. disney is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. we'll be right back. >> i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm lyanne melendez. >> i'm luz pena. >> i'm tara campbell. i'm j.r. stone at. >> abc seven news. we deliver local stories. >> with real ...or crohn's disease symptoms after taking... ...a medication like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvo

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get the w walden university.set a course for change. >> we're back with the murder of faith hedgepeth. bludgeoned to death near the university of north carolina in chapel hill. for nine long years, investigators tried to figure out who could have been responsible. and then a routine traffic stop ended in the arrest of a surprising suspect. >> he still lives in my heart and in my mind all the time. >> faith hedgepeth father wondered if he'd lived to see the day police would arrest someone for his daughter's vicious death. it would take nine years. but finally, the case blew wide open. >> sometimes justice is swift. >> other times it takes longer. >> a lot longer. for almost a decade, police couldn't tie any evidence to the original persons of interest, including faith's roommate karina rosario, or her ex-boyfriend eric macoy jones. >> today, after nine years in a week, an arrest has been made in the murder of faith hedgepeth. >> cops arrest a man whose name had never been dropped in their case files. miguel enriqu

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. >> i do think that dana walden is. >> well positioned within. >> the company to take the reins. >>n bob. >> does retire. >> but i don't think that. >> we're going. >> to hear it. it's possible. >> obviously. >> that they could they could have some say something. but, you know, the board is in the midst of a sort of full review of the of the candidates, both internal candidates and external candidates. and i think that that that process really just started in the last. few months. so i don't think that. >> this is. >> the quarter where we're going to get the results. >> of that. but they. >> could give us an update and then a sense of where they stand. all right. john holt, great to see you as always. thank you very much. thank you. for viewers, you don't want to miss a first on cnbc interview with disney's cfo on the back of those results. that's on squawk box just after 7 a.m. eastern time. all right. coming up here on worldwide exchange, the fintech player our next guest says is a buy. despite a kind of sluggish start to 2025. that stock down more than 8% so far this year. our my

as commissioner walden thank you so much chair melgar and thank you so much. >> just i know that you show some of the plans that the legislature has for funding options and opportunities but what are state leaders with their attitude? >> what are they saying when they see the data about the fact that they're underfunding transportation here in california? >> yeah, i think this the information that i showed is just recently put together by spr and the metropolitan transportation commission. my understanding is that they're evaluating it and yeah ,i'm not sure i haven't heard a response from them yet but i think there is a recognition by our legislators that there is a need for the state to provide at a minimum short term bridge funding from our especially the bay area delegation. >> we should be embarrassed. >> thank you. i agree. thank you commissioner walton, i do have a question in your presentation and thank you so much. that was really good and thorough. you mentioned about the reluctance of some of the counties in our region to engage in a regional solution. >> can you talk abou

as commissioner walden thank you so much chair melgar and thank you so much. >> just i know that you show some of the plans that the legislature has for funding options and opportunities but what are state leaders with their attitude? >> what are they saying when they see the data about the fact that they're underfunding transportation here in california? >> yeah, i think this the information that i showed is just recently put together by spr and the metropolitan transportation commission. my understanding is that they're evaluating it and yeah ,i'm not sure i haven't heard a response from them yet but i think there is a recognition by our legislators that there is a need for the state to provide at a minimum short term bridge funding from our especially the bay area delegation. >> we should be embarrassed. >> thank you. i agree. thank you commissioner walton, i do have a question in your presentation and thank you so much. that was really good and thorough. you mentioned about the reluctance of some of the counties in our region to engage in a regional solution. >> can you talk abou

i live in supervisor walden's district. i just have two quick questions and perhaps the representative from episcopal housing could answer. >> but i was wondering how many clients a year do you attempt to house and how many do you successfully house thank you. next speaker i wanted to compliment my name is mark bruno and i'm from north beach. i work with the homeless and have done for 25 years. i want to compliment emily cohen and all the work she's done. i hope she's gotten a lot of awards from you and from the mayor's office, various mayors because many years ago she came to our church, our catholic church in san francisco as part of homeless project connect perhaps and helped to start a dental program at this catholic church. and i want to compliment the city for not being afraid to partner with an organization called episcopal episcopal services or catholic charities or in our case i'm just a volunteer but same incentive paul society and i want to remind us that scott wiener successfully brought to the state a bill to o

but i wanted to just quote something i saw that simon walden put on the facebook and you know, it gaveittle more encouragement and uplift. so i just want to quote from chairman walter this is quote make no mistake about it if you just stand by and watch injustice, they are coming for you next. >> and i feel like next is here for the african-american community and the fillmore. thank you for your comments. so the next speaker please. hello, my name is melissa medel. i'm a resident of san francisco . so since 2009 i'm sort of coming to this from an outside perspective. i live in the bayview. however, we also are having our walgreen's closing down there as well and i feel that this is an overarching issue that is really affecting our city. i ride my bike, i take transit and i walk around the city and this city has one of the highest walking scores almost anywhere in the nation. >> so i'm really proud of that. our city is also has parks located within ten minutes walking distance from every neighborhood. but can we get to them? >> and i feel that a lot of these store closures as a lot of t

but i wanted to just quote something i saw that simon walden put on the facebook and you know, it gave me a little more encouragement and uplift. so i just want to quote from chairman walter this is quote make no mistake about it if you just stand by and watch injustice, they are coming for you next. >> and i feel like next is here for the african-american community and the fillmore. thank you for your comments. so the next speaker please. hello, my name is melissa medel. i'm a resident of san francisco . so since 2009 i'm sort of coming to this from an outside perspective. i live in the bayview. however, we also are having our walgreen's closing down there as well and i feel that this is an overarching issue that is really affecting our city. i ride my bike, i take transit and i walk around the city and this city has one of the highest walking scores almost anywhere in the nation. >> so i'm really proud of that. our city is also has parks located within ten minutes walking distance from every neighborhood. but can we get to them? >> and i feel that a lot of these store closures as a l

from near saffron walden, nigel farage having a huge amount of fun here.t's kemi badenoch constituency. but they got into a row, didn't they, at christmas over the party membership numbers for reform, which she said were fake. not only were they not fake, reform have now got 190,000 members as against the conservatives, about 130,000. so nigel farage here, hundreds of reform members and they are on a roll. he's saying everybody laughed about me saying that brexit couldn't be done. they're not laughing now. also saying that the same appues also saying that the same applies about reform. sure, they've only got five mps at the moment, but it sounds if you believe what they say, like the sky is the limit. now i'm just going to grab one of them. he's being mobbed, but he knows he's going to talk to us. i'm just going to talk to us. i'm just going to talk to us. i'm just going to grab him. so this is rupert lowe. he is the reform mp. as you can see. lots of requests for selfies. he is the reform mp for great yarmouth. let's just have a quick word with him. excus