vonnie: let's bring in zach griffiths and credit -- zach and colleen.ame question to you both, why are high yield issuers not taking advantage of the bond bid? colleen? colleen: as you just heard, they are. we are seeing issuance year to date exceeding last years, relatively flat on a net issuance basis. issuers in a good financial position are trying to take advantage of it, if they have a need. that being said, a lot of issuers took advantage a couple of years ago of good market conditions to get their balance sheets in order, so there is not the demand or the need, yet, in a large swath of the high-yield market. might be coming, but not there yet. vonnie: should more people be taking advantage of the bid, zach? zack: it's a strong opportunity, but when you think about what we have heard from central banks this week, except for bank of japan, where the rates are going lower, there is expectation that even though spreads are tightening, yields could move lower in that's a bigger consideration for investment grade companies with high yield companies con

how country music superstar zach bryan just made one teen's dream come true during the toughest timer life. >>> there's good news tonight. often the good news doesn't get as much attention as the bad, so every saturday we highlight the many people who spread joy and love. this is just some of those stories this week. [ cheers ] >> in north carolina, blessings and new beginnings for angelica may, the end of grueling treatments for breast cancer. >> you did it. you did it, beautiful! you did it! [ cheers ] and then this surprise from her longtime boyfriend -- >> i'm proud of you. i love you, and i want to know will you marry me? >> aw! >> yay! [ applause ] >> there were these tears of joy, too, following a victory for american distance swimmer ivan huskovich. he found out he qualified for a spot at the summer's paris olympics. a proud moment for his mom, robin, swimming coach who raised her sons alone, struggling with homelessness and health issues along the way. >> a lot has happened that could have derailed him and did knock him down. and he has shown that, you know, with perseveranc

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zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> zach, thank you so much. one of the biggest races facing all california voters is a u.s. senate contest. 27 candidates filled fillled to fill the seat of late democratic senator dianne feinstein, who died last fall. but four leading contenders are hoping for victory, including east bay congresswoman barbara lee. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with more cornell. >> i'm barbara lee is the highest ranking black woman in congress, but she's an underdog in this race, currently trailing in the polls behind her rivals new numbers from the political analysis site fivethirtyeight show poll averages for the primary. the frontrunner appears to be adam schiff, who was polling around 25, putting him a bit ahead of former major league baseball player steve garvey at 20, followed by katie porter with 18 and barbara lee roughly at 9. lee has been representing california's 12th district in oakland and the east bay since 1998. she told the new yorker magazine. she's always been behind in the polls b

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you. shades of the past on wall street today, as a san francisco social media company had its initial public offering this morning, the reddit mascot, as you saw there, rang the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. the social network opened at $47 a share after setting its ipo at $34. it closed at $50. reddit is the first social media company to go public since pinterest five years ago. >> really bad news for a lot of california property owners. the state's largest home insurer, that state farm says it will not renew 72,000 policies. 30,000 of those are homeowner and rental insurance policies, and the other 42,000 are commercial apartment policies. affected customers will be notified between july 3rd and august 20th. this comes after state farm reported $6.3 billion in losses last year. also last year, the company stopped writing new homeowner's policies in california because of wildfire risk in the east bay. >> oakland's mayor says citizens can expect the increased law enforcement

zach fuentes, abc seven news okay, great. >> zach, thanks so much. there are several measures on the san francisco ballot to talk about mayor london breed campaign for three of them. proposition c goes to san francisco's remapping ability measure c a yes would have waived the tax for transferring a property from office to residential use. the goal is to clear the way to convert office space to revitalize the city's downtown space, which has been so decimated by the pandemic. yes on measure c has 54% of the vote, and breed was also a big backer of proposition e, which was hotly contested. >> it would allow police to install security cameras on public property and use drones to monitor certain crimes. it also speeds up reporting protocols for officers and use of force cases, as well as forces the police commission to get more public feedback. you can see right now the yes vote is 60% to 40. no. >> all right, let's move to a measure f, which attempts to fix illegal drug use in the city. the measure would require anyone receiving county welfare and suspe

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cnn's zach cohen is outside the courthouse and atlanta has got much more on this. >> zach talked about >> what you expect, what is expected with these closing arguments today? >> yeah. kate, look, we're expecting defense attorneys and prosecutors to really make their closing arguments as to why fani really should or should not to be disqualified from the georgia election subversion case has looked the stakes really couldn't be higher if fani willis is disqualified, sources have told me that people inside the da's office the concern the entire case could go away. prosecutors on the other end of said, look, if fani willis survives this, she's asked for an august trial date and things would effectively to be back on track, so we're talking about a very high-stakes moment, the potentially pivotal in this case now today, like i said, defense attorneys are going to have a chance. one more chance to try to convince judge scott mcafee that fani willis either should or should not be disqualified. take a listen to what scott mcafee said earlier this week when he laid out what he wants to see dur

now, look at zach was the same earlier. if the appeals court denies the reduction in trump's bond, then it really just has three options. either he gets that bond for $450 or he declares bankruptcy, or it's bye-bye for his assets. now, donald trump's having trouble getting the bond he's really unlikely to declare bankruptcy because he doesn't like that image. and so it seems like if if the appeals court doesn't offer the option in the bond doesn't come through. they are going to take these assets now, the last thing i would add, omar, is if i was on the prosecutor side, i would definitely want to go for liquid assets and not as many of those physical assets in symbols that trump could use, >> that of course, yeah, becomes the next calculus. once that process starts, where do you start? so again, we'll have a lot of answers on that. 24 hours from now. now, of course, the large amount of money has raised a lot of questions about where he would actually get that money from and some have speculated that it leaves them vulnerabl

zach, let's start with you. how are you expecting all of this to play out today >> you guys any minute, we expect offensive thanks for donald trump and his fellow codefendants to enter into this courtroom in layout for the judge in this case, judge scott mcafee, why the evidence that they've put forward so far, warren's disqualifying fani willis, the district attorney here in yoni from the georgia election subversion case. and look, they're going to have to meet the burden. and one of the things we will look, we're we're looking for for scott mcafee to clarify, today is what that burden is exactly now amounts, whether the evidence amounts to a conflict of interest, they've argued that the evidence shows that fani willis financially benefited from her romantic relationship with wade or even if the burden is is the appearance of a conflict of interests that could radically change the calculation into whether or not scott mcafee is likely to ultimately disqualify willis but look, the lawyer for the district attorne

abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes tracking the race for us. hi, zach. >> hey, guys. yeah, all of the eligible mail in ballots have been received, and the count is underway. and in this race, for second place, every vote is definitely going to matter. i got to hear from some of the candidates and a political expert about what happens next. sam liccardo, evan low and joe simitian have been leaders in the race for the district 16 congressional seat. the spot is opening up for the first time in more than 30 years, as representative anna eshoo retires with liccardo leading low in simitian by a relatively wide margin. the associated press already called the election in his favor, but the battle for second place is far from over. whoever wins will advance to november's runoff to run against liccardo. liccardo says he's grateful to be in the lead and says the tight race for second place shows the importance of voter turnout. >> the reality is decisions are going to be made for you if you're not making the decisions, so i encourage everybody to get out there and vote in novem

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> zach, thank you. you can watch president biden's state of the union speech live right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 6 p.m, followed by the republican response. >> and now to san francisco and today's state of the city address. mayor london breed came out strong after a few wins on election day. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn has a closer look. >> karina mayor london breed says she's tired of the negativity and the city's successes are not a fluke. breed says she's sending a strong message to critics. >> san francisco is not wearing the shackles of your negativity any longer. breed hopes her critics will hear her message loud and clear that san francisco is making a strong recovery during the state of the city today, mayor london breed highlighted her administration's big wins on public safety. >> breed talked about the crime rate being the lowest in ten years. she says that's thanks to bait cars shutting down drug markets in the tenderloin and soma, and cracking down on auto break-in

zach gas prices up for the first time since last year. prices are now higher on a year over year basis. and experts are predicting they will continue to rise in the coming weeks. the national average is up nearly $0.10 from a week ago at $3.49 a gallon. california state average is $4.91 a gallon. in san francisco, you will pay more $5.07 for a gallon of gas. almost $2 more than the national average. >> a new program in san francisco could help with those high gas prices. the city of san francisco is launching an electric vehicle curbside charging pilot program. ev charging stations will be installed in several areas across the city. the pilot project is part of the city's effort to expand san francisco's ev charging infrastructure. officials say the charging stations will also create positive impact on the city's economic and environmental value. >> it's about making meaningful progress toward our climate and environmental objectives, while also improving the life of our residents. and as i said, creating good, high quality union jobs. >>

zach >> yeah.t time in more than 30 years that this congressional seat has opened up like this. there's a long list of candidates running the front runners. three of them are democrats, many of whom have some very familiar names throughout the 16th congressional district. got to talk with san jose state political professor melinda jackson, who gave us a rundown of three of them. >> we've got sam liccardo, former mayor of san jose, served two terms in san jose. great name recognition in the south bay. pretty popular mayor. we have evan low, who's currently in the state assembly, was a former mayor of campbell, also, you know, good name recognition in that part of the district. and then we have joe simitian, who has also had a long political career, served at the state assembly at the county level, but his base of support is a little bit further up the peninsula. so you have kind of, you know, these three democrats sort of with their their home base in different parts of the district. >> these might

zach. it is still a close contest as they count the votes on california's proposition one. at the moment, it's yes on one by a small margin, 50.2 to 49.8. there is there are about 22,020 2000 vote difference out of more than 7 million votes cast. if proposition one passes, more than $6 billion in bond money will go toward mental health treatment facilities. >> and around the country, five more states held primaries today. it's a foregone conclusion, of course, on the presidential race. both joe biden and donald trump have already clinched their party's nomination. today, president biden set out on a three day campaign blitz to nevada, arizona and texas looking to mobilize the latino voters who played a crucial role in his 2020 presidential victory. >> look, i'm confident, i'm confident we get our message out to the american people. we're going to win again >> meantime, donald trump faces new legal hurdles. his attorneys say he is struggling to secure a bond to cover the nearly half billion dollars in damages owed in his new york civil fraud case. if the former president doe

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you so much. and there's another tight race coming down to the wire. state senate district seven, which includes contra costa and parts of alameda counties. berkeley mayor jesse arreguin is the clear frontrunner. the battle for second place is where it's interesting. about 1000 votes separate. jovanka beckels and dan kalb, the top two winners in the primary, move on to the general election in november. >> the only statewide measure on the ballot is still too close to call and the margin is shrinking . now. proposition one would use billions in bonds to provide housing for the homeless and the mentally ill. currently, it's 50.1% for yes, the number of yes votes outnumbers no votes by about 10,000. so it's very close. all ballots had to be received by yesterday, one week after the election, in order to be counted. ballots are still being processed. there are roughly a million to go at last check. voter turnout is up to 31. now that's about average close to it anyway. turnout in a california primary

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes shows you what some in that community would like to see instead. big concerns from many parents with students in the sunnyvale school district. >> my kids and all kids deserve to play on surfaces that are safe and natural and healthy. >> the district is proposing changes to playground surfaces at six elementary schools as part of overall site improvements. the district board of trustees is looking into replacing floor mats at playgrounds with synthetic turf. courtney jansen has one child in the district and another set to start there in the fall. community group mothers out front silicon valley has mobilized parents like her who have been concerned. >> when i actually was first approached about this nine months ago, i didn't care and i'm just gonna admit it, i didn't care. and i did a little bit of research, she said. >> that research led her to find out things about synthetic turf. she found unsettling. she said that included the high heat it can produce that could be uncomfortable for kids, and also environmental concerns. parents and ad

abc seven news reporter zach quintus has more on the feature and how you can opt in or out. >> a new feature has been added to the latest versions of your instagram and threads apps. they told us in february, exactly in the 9th of february, that we're going to do this and this is what's going to happen. >> but we never know that they're going to start implementing this. last week, as part of its february announcement, meta said the feature is designed to keep the company from proactively recommending political content to users from accounts they don't follow. >> the company said it does not impact what users get from accounts they already follow, or may choose to follow later. >> they want to make sure that they are really keeping the misinformation away from the feed from people you're not follow, because if you follow somebody, you know by default, you're accepting that this person going to send you information. >> the move made by meta during an election year has been met with criticism and concern by many. >> here you have one of the biggest companies on earth that controls, you

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on how those costs were cut. >> a six acre patch of land in san jose is now on its way to become the largest rv supportive parking program. the program would not only give unhoused people 85 rv parking spaces with utility access, it would also give them access to critical services. >> so when they're here, they get services that they need, but they also are able to go out and get back on their feet. and we hope that that allows them to transition back into something more stable, opening up the space here for another person. >> the initial price tag for the project was $15 million. thursday, san jose mayor matt mehan and council member david cohen announced that they were able to reduce the price by half, a move city leaders said was possible partly by streamlining the project, removing some of the buildings and quite frankly, the market seemed to be ripe right now to get us better bids. >> so the bids came in low. we removed two of the buildings to get even more efficient design, though this area isn't immediately near any schools o

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has more on how artificial intelligence is being used in federalnd local government. >> artificial intelligence continues to grow at an extreme pace. while ai comes with concerns, it also comes with many benefits that even government agencies are taking advantage of. >> we're on the cutting edge of transforming government services to better serve everyone. with the limited public dollars we have. >> the city of san jose hosted city, county and state governments from across the country. each were part of the gov ai coalition. the goal is to promote responsible and purposeful ai in the public sector. >> we want to do it safely and responsibly, of course, but we have a lot to gain from leveraging ai and machine learning and other kind of newer and emerging technologies to better serve our constituents. >> two white house officials from the office of science and technology policy joined wednesday's call, elaborating on how some agencies like the social security administration, are already using ai ai to help speed up disability determinations. >> so th

zach, there is some concern as millions of americans plan to take to the skies this spring. yeah that's right. >> they certainly don't want people to panic. however health officials are warning about that uptick in measles cases. and they say now is the time to look at whether you've been vaccinated. >> we didn't put out the statement to ring an alarm bell or to scare people about measles. >> but bay area health officials say they do want the public to be aware there is an increase in cases, and there are really good ways to prevent, getting sick with measles. san mateo county health officer doctor kismet baldwin santana joining other bay area health officials in putting out the joint warning. it comes after the release of new numbers by the cdc, confirming 64 cases of measles in the u.s. so far this year. >> 64 in this year is already more cases than we had in all of 2023, so it's definitely something to worry about, to think about. and to be aware that we are getting more measles than we used to. >> the vast majority of those cases occurring in illinois and florida. >> we

and zach of an analysis of the evidence suggests that it is also untrue of the $782.00 unarmed victims of october 7, 36, a children 13 under the age of 12 non died in the circumstances described by on to me blinking media analyst mark i, when germs attracts the spread of such stories on the internet, he believes, based out of purpose. so how, as israel do create that balance, instead of saying, well what we're doing is more rewrite, even though we're killing way more people would you have to emphasize the brutality . because you can say, well they, we've, we've come less than how about us. so how do you do it while you try to make the significance of those individual tests even more disgusting and objectionable? in december, benjamin netanyahu meets with zach of volunteers, and thanks them to speaking to the wells press. i wanna know what's going on this month. this month they pay a gun, the money the com. there's a special bestbuy and the culture in which the legit it's not just stories of motive babies and children that are open to the question is ralph head of forensics describes to

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes talked with city leaders who say events like this are helping the bottom line for both businesses and local households. >> two cupcakes that are nearly too pretty to eat are part of business owner andrea hahn's livelihood. in the years before the pandemic, her frost cupcake factory thrived on corporate orders. >> apple and google and ebay and nvidia. and they wanted these cupcakes at their business. >> but after eight years of steady corporate business, covid changed everything. >> they weren't holding huge meetings or conventions. they couldn't get people to come into the office. and then they had budget cuts. >> though her business manager said they were still waiting for the jump start, that eventually came thanks to the nvidia conference that kicked off monday in downtown san jose. nvidia ordered 1000 cupcakes from hahn, something she's thrilled by, not just for her business, but also for other friends in business. you can just tell the whole city is booming, the hotels are packed, everything. >> there's people walking with lanyards

ashley: so where do we go from here, zach?to this currency if you want to call it currency but this asset class. how far can it go in your mind? >> it is an incredible start to year for bitcoin, roughly 70% as you were saying. the proximate cause for that is the demand for bitcoin spot etfs which have taken $10 billion after they launched in early january. this tends to be a cyclical market. it tends to be momentum. we're in a bull market here. i think prices can continue to rising. a big risk to the outlook is change in macroeconomic outlook in the u.s. the bitcoin is macro asset that competes with the u.s. dollar. they should look ahead after inflation or federal reserve policy considering whether this bull market can continue. ashley: we're showing you an etf on the screen now, gbtc. it has seen continued outflows into other etfs perhaps with lower fees. i have to ask you, does grayscale plan to stick to the 1 1/2% fee, does that change at all? >> first i would say we're incredibly proud of gbtc, the role it plays in the bi

and zach of an analysis of the evidence suggests that it is also untrue of the $782.00 unarmed victims of october 7, 36, a children 13 under the age of 12 non died in the circumstances described by antony blinking media analyst mark of insurance tracts, the spread of such stories on the internet he believes, based out of purpose. so how, as israel do create that balance and, and sort of saying, well, what we're doing is more rewrite even though we're killing way more people will. you have to emphasize the brutality, because you can say, well they, we've, we've come less than how about us. so how do you do it? well, you tried to make the significance of those individual tests. it was more disgusting and objectionable. in december, benjamin netanyahu meets with zach of volunteers, and thanks them to speaking to the worlds press one now to acknowledge this month this month. and they are gonna have you down to the con, the special bestbuy. the customer says i'm gonna need you. it's not just stories of matted babies and children that are open to question is ralph head of forensics describes

zach. yeah you said that this storm once again proof as you mentioned, that for ski areas there is such a thing as too much snow. >> so some closing, others scaling back on operations tomorrow. meantime visitors quickly pivoting from talk of spring skiing and t shirt weather earlier in the week to hunkering down. donner pass inundated by snow thursday evening. earlier in the day at palisades tahoe. >> it's definitely coming down right now. i'm getting pelted in the face. thank goodness i'm wearing sunglasses. uh, because yeah, it is definitely snowing. it's just pouring with really implosions. so resort spokesperson patrick lacey at the base as the massive winter storm began to make its way into the lake tahoe area, only expected to intensify from here on out. yeah, this is going to be a big one for sure. in tahoe city, plows hitting the roads a blizzard warning in play from the national weather service feed upon feet of snow and dangerously high winds. >> forecast for the region at the res

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has more from four of the candidates who have raised the most funds. and what experts say we can expect on super tuesday for the first time in 32 years, a long held congressional seat is opening up. >> it comes after longtime south bay congresswoman anna eshoo announced her retirement a long list of candidates are vying for the seat. four have raised the most funds, according to open secrets org. as of the last report on february 14th, newcomer peter dixon raised more than $2.7 million, followed by former san jose mayor sam liccardo. state assemblyman evan low and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. dixon is a tech entrepreneur and marine corps veteran. though he's raised the most money, he's never held office before, something he says gives him an edge. >> i'm an outsider who has a track record of getting things done not just in business, not just in the federal government, but also on capitol hill and so you really with voting for me and supporting me, you can you can get that outsider who knows how to get things done. >> candidate sam licca

fuentes is live from san jose tonight. >> zach, how much longer do they expect this could take

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on how serious the issue is and the work beingone to solve it. it's no secret to many bay area families child care is either costly or just plain unaffordable. >> a third of families in silicon valley are now self-sufficient, and one of the reasons they're not self-sufficient is because the money they have to spend on child care is enormous. >> but the lack of affordable options isn't just impacting households with young children in 2020, the council for new america reported that the us economy loses $122 billion a year in earnings, revenue, productivity, local spending as a direct result. that's why key stakeholders came together in the heart of silicon valley to discuss solutions that employers can be part of. >> we're trying to figure out things that employers can do, things that people can do on the policy front. and if we should be rethinking this as a society. >> the symposium was made up of policymakers, employers from businesses of all sizes and child care providers, many of whom said they've had a difficult time following

we sent abc seven news reporter zach fuentes there to see what the future holds. >> and gdc, the game developers conference is underway at san francisco's moscone center. abc seven news reporter louis pena is there because developing games is serious business. louis >> it's the world's largest conference for game industry professionals. and it's happening this week in san francisco's moscone center. >> gdc is it's the premium conference in video games, and it's an amazing collection of people, the game developers conference, or gdc for short, is attracting video game developers and executives like michael shapiro and vanessa lane, who are here to launch their product. >> we work with leading psychologists to create video games that are good for your mental health, without sacrificing any of the fun. >> there's something so special about being in person at gdc in san francisco, and we honestly just love the city, and san francisco loves them. >> back. and more than 30,000 people are expected to attend the game developers conference this week. a huge boost to the economy in this area. a

zac sos reporting live tonight at sfo zach thank you.ther united flight had a problem coming into san francisco earlier this week. united says flight 214 experienced an engine issue shortly before arrival on monday afternoon. officials say the flight landed safely and passengers deplaned normally. that flight typically runs between san francisco and honolulu. the 10:00 news, we are getting a sneak peek of the renovations happening at the historic castro theater. and crews discoveries along the way. >>, pleasantly enough, we got a nice night. not that cold either, but we do have some showers in the five day that could impact the weekend. >> also ahead, the search for a new police chief in san jose. tonight's forumicking off a did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪ ) is finally moving forward with restoration work. the seats that w

. >> all right, zach, how's the energy? >> i mean, the energy is high, but definitely a different opening day spirit than you would expect at most major league baseball games. as you said. it is a boycott. and look all around you, the message is pretty clear. this is what a's fans are calling their summer of boycott. the first day of their summer boycott. flags all over that say, sell the team. these fans are urging a's owner john fisher to sell the team, scrap his plans to move to las vegas. they have been, creating those same protests, throughout the season. last year, these fans, again, joined by organizers from several fan groups, including the last dive bar. they're hoping other fans attending will see them here and skip the game, too. earlier, i spoke with mike bucci, a councilman from newark, taking part in this boycott. here's what he had to say. >> i think it's going to be a powerful message when we have 30,000 people out here and 6000 people in there to let folks know that, you know, we're still here. we're we're

greg zac s live in berkeley tonight. >> zach. thank you. tonight.ff against lateefah simon in november in the race to replace lee. cal state professor and president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce, jennifer tran, is now projected to reach the generalúelection spwith 15% of the vote. simon lateefah simon, a bart board member, has already advanced, winning 56% of the vote in a crowded field. she was endorsed by representative lee after lee chose to make a run for us senate in the race to fill the seat of retiring silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo. new results from the california secretary of state's office show that joe simitian has pulled ahead of evan low by just 44 votes for the second spot on the november ballot. sam liccardo is still leadingc with 21% of the vote. he's projected to be one of the two candidates on that general election ballot. the april 12th.l be certified byt- >> happening now. caltrans has shut down a part of aigepair job southbound 680 between the 580 and 680 cotoand koopman road in the pleasanton area was c

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and our zach cohen is breaking this story outfront. so zach, what are you learning about the extent of this investigation and what it means for donald trump? >> yeah, erin is pretty clear now that this state-level investigation in arizona is not only active, but it's accelerating. we know that because these grand jury subpoenas were sent out there, issued at people connected to donald trump's campaign and his effort to overturn the election results in arizona. and we've known for a while now that the arizona attorney general was investigating again, they effort to overturn the 2020 election, but our understanding was that he was really focused or she was really focused on the fake elector plot. 11 individuals who served as fake trump electors. and the people who organize them to sign those false certificates. but i'm getting indications from my sources that the investigation may have expanded. and as this beers a charging decision which is also clear from the grand jury subpoenas, that could mean that there are people on the national l

and you know, zach was a first time director.a show for one season, on scrubs, and everyone in town passed on us. every single person. we went to so many companies and they were like, "no, he's a first time director. "how is he going to do it?" and, frankly, i had a budget at the time of $4 million and i met this individual who said he would finance the film and he said, "i'll co—fi it." so he was going to give us half the budget. and we went to one studio and they said, "we'll give you the other half of the budget." but the deal they were making with us was pretty subpar. it wasn't good and we would never see anything, we didn't even know if anybody would ever see the movie after that. and to gary gilbert's credit, he said, "if you cut the budget in half, i'll finance the whole thing." and i did. and i cut the budget down to 2.5. i moved into my parents�* house in newjersey, because we had no money for me to live, and we went and made this movie. and for zach and myself and natalie portman and peter sarsgaard, i mean, we just we

zach cohen. zach trump's legal team pushed for this ability bloody to appeal the decision. so what happens now >> you jake is now up to the georgia court of appeals. they're gonna decide whether or not they want to take up this review of judge mcafee decision to allow fani willis to keep prosecuting this case in georgia and look, they're not 45 days to make that decision once trump's legal team formerly submits their petition asking for an appeal, and then ultimately they're going to say whether or not they want to overturn judge mcafee decision if they do indeed take up that case, that'd be a pretty stunning reversal given mcafee is order that was really a forceful rebuke of willis and nathan wade, her top prosecutor. she was allegedly engaged in an improper romantic relationship with but look, mcafee is definitely allowing this run its course, allowing the appeals court to make its decision as to whether or not his ruling does match up with their interpretation of the law. but look, really important part of maccabees ruling today actually came in the very last sentence wh

. >> lucas: does this mean zach wilson could be third in line for presidency? >> >> todd: i have to go with tyrod taylor, he is above zach wilson on the depth chart, this nation is yours. >> carley: r.f.k. jr. being interested in aaron rodgers thing is surprising. rodgers says he is open to the idea and they both have vaccine hesitancy, this similarity is there. >> todd: you are a commanders fan and seen horrible things in your sports lifetime, wouldn't that be the most jets thing ever to lose the best quarterback to the campaign trail. >> lucas: election is not until november, he could put in a season and might have time for this. you got to be excited about the 12 free agents commanders signed. >> todd: carley and i have been talking about it. the house voting on bill to force tiktok to cut ties with chinese company. the ceo is set to meet with officials on capitol hill in effort to kill the bipartisan bill. >> i have concerns about naming a specific company in legislation. but it feels like this house bill has momentum. >> im00 not sure this is the answer, b

zach, what are they telling you? >> well, they certainly don't want people to panic, but the number of cases they are concerning to them, 64 cases in the us. so far this year, according to the cdc. so the message from health officials, make sure you're up to date on your measles vaccinations, particularly if you plan to travel internationally this spring. >> we didn't put out the statement to ring an alarm bell or to scare people about measles, but bay area health officials say they do want the public to be aware there is an increase in cases and there are really good ways to prevent, getting sick with measles. >> san mateo county health officer doctor kismet baldwin santana joining other bay area health officials in putting out the joint warning. it comes after the release of new numbers by the cdc, confirming 64 cases of measles in the u.s. so far this year, 64 in this year is already more cases than we had in all of 2023, so it's definitely something to worry about. >> to think about and to be aware that we are ge

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at first they did, zach crawley with a fluent 79. jonny bairstow made a blistering start.ny bairstow, then joe root. then ben stokes. a five wicket haul, india were on top. for england, an all—too—familiar story. they lost their last seven wickets for a3 runs. as wasteful from them as it was wonderful from their opponents. three sixes and an over, as the hosts cruised beyond 100. shubman gill picked up where he left off. india ending the day in total control. england have a mountain to climb. india will resume tomorrow morning just 83 runs behind with nine wickets. the complaint was dismissed by red bull�*s board. the europa league last 16 ties get under way later — but news to mar the build up to brighton�*s tie in italy against roma. two brighton fans have been stabbed in rome, and were taken to hospital for non—life threatening injuries in the early hours today. liverpool�*s hopes of success in both domestic and european competition have been boosted by the return of mo salah. managerjurgen klopp revealed that the egyptian had trained for two days prior to the team trav

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and later in the night, a 17-year-old invited onstage to saying "heading south" with zach o'brien, watch. [ ♪♪ ] [ singing ] >> trace: the video went crazy, what artists would you love to be invited on the stage to sing with? one it would you go, two, what would you want to sing? let us know at jay's gallagher, we will read to the best responses. it is almost a 20:00 pm at the west coast, first alive look, santa monica california, where beach volleyball was invented back in the twenties. of course manhattan beach is now perfected. not, a live earth camera, colorado, first -- home to the first report leap. and a look at georgia, hometown of country music singer, jason alvina. if you can join us live, don't forget to set your dvr ends watches any time are coming right back, cameron hamilton and aaron call and talk but israel and the byte in saying now there might be consequences. [ ♪♪ ] emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infecti

she got a hug and a signed guitar and gets to meet zach bryan backstage.ment was getting to thank him for being her rival. the president of mexico trying to blackmail joe biden? his new demands next. news alerm ashley strohmier, live in new york. a mass casualty response is underway in baltimore, maryland, after a major bridge collapsed early this morning. many details are not clear right now, but here's what we do know. baltimore city police confirmed they were notified just after 130 that the francis scott key bridge partially collapsed, with workers possibly in the water. according to our baltimore fox affiliate. a large container ship struck the bridge, causing the collapse, and then caused multiple vehicles to fall into the water. now, crews are working to rescue at least seven people. we're also learning the ship caught on fire before it sank. the maryland transportation authority says all lanes to the bridge are closed and traffic in the area near to the bridge is being detoured. the francis scott key bridge, or what is better known as the key bridg

sí ♪ presentador: la alcaldesa de auckland, dio a conocer que finalmente tras 13 meses de espera de zachya tiene jefe de policÍa. le diremos porque la comunidad saliÓ a protestar despuÉs de escuchar la decisiÓn. un operativo en el condado resultan el arresto de hombres que pretendÍan abusar sexualmente de menores de edad. ya lo puede escuchar, llega la lluvia a la zona, mÁs adelante nuestra meteorÓlogo nos tiene pronÓstico del tiempo para este fin de semana. saddam: la ciudad de auckland tiene nuevo jefe del departamento de policÍa, la alcaldesa dio a conocer este viernes a la persona que estarÁ encargada de la seguridad Única de la ciudad y vaya, que tiene un reto grande por el crimen que ha incrementado en los Últimos aÑos. >> pienso que la seguridad estÁ muy mal, ocupa mÁs policÍas porque roban todos los dÍas. >> no estÁ bien, hay mucha inseguridad aquÍ da miedo salir a la calle, en cualquier lado asaltan a uno. >> toda mi vida vivido aquÍ pero se estÁ pleno deseo. [habla en inglÉs] saddam: el nuevo jefe de la policÍa, hasta secciÓn del aÑo pasado el jefe de texas. [habla en inglÉs] s