to where she had actually spoken about taking it on the chin.— taking it on the chin.— taking it on the chin. to pick up the end of the _ taking it on the chin. to pick up the end of the day,, _ taking it on the chin. to pick up the end of the day,, signs - taking it on the chin. to pick up i the end of the day,, signs pointing to it, and i cannot really understand that either because i was looking at china, italy, i could see what was happening there and i did not think it would come to the shores of the uk and in the other breath, he also tried to justify her death rates by the edge of our population and we talked about is having the second worst death rates in europe, he tried to argue that it is shown that we have the second worst, only behind italy. ithought he was trying to lock its way through some of the answers. during his testimony at the covid inquiry, the former prime minister clashed with the inquiry s barrister on the grim statistics describing the deaths seen in the uk and our place in international league tables. our head of statistics, robert cuffe, ha

chin. >> yes. i want to bring up the reason for the urgency of the permit is we because of the risk this my son faces we planned on dividing the work address the boards on the stairs that present a tripping hazzard and do that quickly that was reason why we hope to get this permit. and the rest of the work includes taking down the stairs on allow our neighbors to replace siding we will work with them on a schedule and the timing of that they suggested is after rainy season. we need to do work on the stairs now to address immediate safety hazards. >> thank you. >> commissioners this merit is submitted. who wants start. commissioner eppler? all right. the appellate expressed language issue this did we discuss what with them in terms of providing service or accommodations. they never said anything to me having a language barrier and i have been communicating request them i'm not sure. >> i have been communicating with anil and du say there was a language barrier? no one requested an interpreter and he

or chin as we knew him back then it was something that i actually did encounter when i was in museum back then. so yeah, when i started from 1982, about sorry, 1989 till about early 1990s, maybe we were the new york chinatown project. and as you said, we became the chinatown history museum for a minute, and now it's now known the museum of chinese in the americas. yeah, but that's yeah, that's an incredible intersection of and stories and research which i think that's what a lot of your book is about, is these incredible intersections that until dig into them you don't realize they're happening and you're having us you know, crisscross across the country as much as staying on mott street in terms of this history. so just to get back to some of the amazing things that you're telling us. so which grandfather is it that you knew had a history that went back the transcontinental. so this through my grandpa gene gene wong, who was the amazing in our family who cooked up amazing meals for us and he told me stories about our railroad ancestor the was so important to our family not just beca

tricks, jumping, walking on my paws upside down, as well as dancing, all this was done by japanese chinsa maksimenko, a breed not the simplest. for training, to be honest, i have never seen acts in a circus with trained japanese chins, i think i’m probably the first, their names are yoka, hira, joe and afrik, and i also have a bucktail teddy in my room, here is a japanese chin for 2 years , and teddy is 1 year old, they debuted today, original jugglers the empress made a vivid impression, the plot of the issue was watched in one go. the most difficult thing in this act is precisely the mixing of genres, that is, there is a balance there, and we work at a fairly high altitude, and without safety, that is, this is the complex specificity of the act. the main highlight of the program is the performances of legendary artists from italy. the tony dynasty is one of the oldest in the circus world, dating back over 150 years. the family traveled almost the entire planet, won five awards at the most prestigious festival in monte carlo. our performance with tigers lasts about 20 minutes, i raised

chin-hong, great to have you back on our air. be safe and happy holidays to you. >> same to you, raj. thank you. >>> up next, how do you explain draymond green's actions to young athletes who look up to him? local high school coaches are trying to turn this into a teachable moment. >>> also the monarch butterflies have arrived. we're going to take you to the bay area community where they're putting on an incredible show. you're wating "nbc bay area ch my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. i ran my own hvac business and now i'm retired. i'm not good being retired. i'm a pain in the neck. i like to be able to have a purpose. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm remembering that. i stopped taking prevagen and i found myself slacking back so i jumped right back on it. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> welc

chin-hong are you at a train station parking lot? is that what's happening there? >> i'm about to go to a student dinner. uh, so it's just outside the parking lot at fixed chat because i'm going to berkeley. >> okay? okay. i just wanted to tease you there, but. but no, i'm looking at people traveling. you're traveling? we're all traveling, and we're all gathering. with the holidays coming up, christmas, new years, what is your advice for us? what can we do to stay safe and healthy? so there are a few things to do. >> a lot of people know about many of these things. the more things you do, the more you're protected. and again, it's about decreasing risk, not making risk zero. so again, thinking about the abcs, the air ventilation and mass b for vaccines and boosters, c for don't forget forgetting your children because they are at risk for getting really ill, particularly with flu and rsv. uh d is for testing and diagnostic testing because if you test positive early enough, you can get access to early therapy for flu and covid and ease everything else, like washing h

as a result, they managed to gain a foothold in the aksai chin region. announced a truce. in september 1967, the border conflict resumed in sequim, now an indian state, then a princely state under the protectorate of india. since then, india and china have been on the brink of war more than once, for example, over the daklam plateau in the himalayas, through which china tried to build a high-altitude highway. true, now the soldiers are sorting things out. with the help of fists, filmmakers make films about it. in recent decades, china has been actively building in the south china sea, in the area of ​​two archipelagos, the spratlys and the parocelles islands. almost all of them were uninhabited, but their waters are rich in fish, and there may be gas and oil deposits on the shelf. in addition to china, vietnam, the philippines, malaysia, taiwan and brunei lay claim to the islands. china is actively expanding its presence there. military presence, especially since friction with neighbors is actually a routine, forgotten among us, the so-called first socia

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these are all these low self-esteem, some kind of complexes that mostly come from school, uh , the chin thick, there’s something else, it’s all sitting there , it turns out that ...it seems to me, who am i is this really necessary then? christina, wait, you and your husband are discussing the hypothetical possibility that you will live separately. well, there were moments when there were some emotions, there again, against the backdrop of my kind of jealousy, i need to keep everything under control, it’s clear that since this is an adult man, but i think, too you can, yes, he is older, i think you can understand, yes, when there is no personal space at all and everything needs to be controlled everywhere, so that every step. well i yes, i’m such a person, but he gives reasons? but honestly, no, he’s just very, very sociable, that is, very sociable, objectively there are no reasons, but what triggers you, can you tell us what? write a situation when i just got bombarded with emotions, sometimes, sometimes somehow emotions, that is , i came up with it myself, i lost everything myself, i a

i'm sharon chin. welcome to a celebration of our 2023 jefferson award winners.we profile one of these community heroes on cbs news bay area. they're ordinary people who do extraordinary things for others. we're gonna take you back to see several of their stories, including many who got inspired to serve others after they turned their old lives around. here's an east bay man who went from a life behind bars

give black eyes, but one blow to the chin is better, it ends, i immediately remembered school, kirilletter not to fight, it’s better to solve everything words, in dialogue, as we are doing today together with minister of education of the republic of belarus, andrei ivanovich ivanets, hello, we are moving to the yellow sector. i have this question for you: now in our time, in order to be no worse than other guys, you need to have, for example, an expensive phone. were there any material values ​​in your childhood that could have raised the child’s prestige in the eyes of other kids? well, firstly, i think it’s complete stupidity that in order to have authority, even today you need to have a good phone, i’m more than sure that how both before and today, among teenagers ... but still , people enjoy authority not because of what luxury items they have, for example, whether they are leaders or not, whether they have some success in some direction , but in our time, well, we played tiles, colored tiles, it was considered, well, cool, white tiles are white, well, it’s like, well, less like a

such chins grew up and became tanneyshim. acceptance prices are acceptable to purchasers.ery winter, 400 thousand tons of agurka, vegetable stock and fresh greens are harvested. ours is clean and good. this year we decided to approach it precisely during the holiday season in december, so that we could grow cucumbers, and we managed to do this, the first products were already released in november, from the beginning of december, cucumbers go to retail chains, products that are in demand, that is in demand, we plan that in december it will be grown and released into the trade network of about 500... nyagledzyachy for the drought, issued to themselves the aichynny sarts chareshni. darechy, for breeding work on this culture, the samakhvalavich residents were awarded the national academy of sciences prize. our specialists are working hard to identify peaches that are susceptible to climate change, and they are planting gardeners and gardeners. peach trees are being washed out by motsny stains. dachshunds are popular and peanuts are hazelnuts. in general, breeding work in fruit

tricks, jumping, walking on my feet upside down, as well as dancing, all this was done by japanese chinsn, to be honest, i i’ve never seen acts with trained people in a circus japanese chins, i think i’m probably the first, their names are yoka, hira, jojo and afrik, and i also have a bactel teddy in my room, the japanese chins are 2 years old, and the teddy is one year old, they made their debut today. the original empress janglers made a vivid impression; the plot of the issue was watched in one go. the most difficult thing in this act is precisely the mixing of genres, that is, there is a balance there, we work at a height, quite high, without insurance, that is, this is such a complex specificity of the act. the main highlight of the program is the legendary numbers. from italy. the tony dynasty is one of the oldest in the circus world. it is already more than 150 years old. the family has traveled almost the entire planet. she won five awards at the most prestigious festival in monte carlo. our performance with tigers lasts about 20 minutes. i raised and raised these predators mysel

doctor peter chin-hong, an infectious disease specialist at ucsf, here to help keep us healthy. this holiday season. happy holidays to you. >> happy holidays dion. >> all right. it's hard to believe that we are still talking about this many years later. but let's begin with covid. and those reports that cases and hospitalizations, those are rising rate rising rapidly in the bay area. can you tell us why that is? >> well, dion, i think there are several factors. of course, people know that people are getting together more. we recently had thanksgiving. so what that did was brought people from all over the country together, uh. and then they went back home. uh, the second reason, of course, is that we have a new variant that's rapidly be, uh, rising rose to the top of the charts. now, jn1 it's more transmissible. it has more mutations. so people are going to find out. and they already experiencing that. a lot of people, they know have, uh, covid, right now. >> well, we have to talk about this jn1 because what do we know about this variant? is it easily something that we can tackle

infectious disease specialist at ucsf doctor peter chin.g says it's not a variant we should be super concerned about, but it could be dangerous if you're not vaccinated. >> the studies have shown you know, it's nothing really to fear. but if you boost your immune system, you can you know, concrete pretty easily. the problem is not enough ball. the rubble. people are getting vaccines right and i think we really need to get that number higher. >> doctor chin-hong says hospital capacity is starting to decrease in the bay area. and although the new variant isn't making people sick or there's about a 25% increase in hospitalizations nationwide just over the past 2 weeks. some bart reporting a strange smell following them from the east bay to san francisco, particularly around the 12 street and west oakland stations. some describe it as a chemical smell. others say it smells like sewage or even rotting flesh. riders have been noticing it for a couple of months now. nobody's sure what it is. not even bart. a spokesperson for barr tells us they are

thursday i spoke with doctor chin-hong and stanford's doctor, dean winslow, about covid. both are strong supporters of covid, flu and rsv vaccines and both brought up the new jn1 covid variant, said omicron subvariant . >> and it. it appears to be very , very transmissible, although you know, it doesn't appear to cause more severe disease, you know, than earlier variants did. >> millions of people are traveling this christmas holiday , and that means millions of people going through airports and crowding in on planes so they can get to family and friends and other areas. >> right now, the biggest risk of covid is in the midwest. um, but we're seeing it nationally as well. and and the new variant , dot one is most common in the east coast, but it's spreading across the country. sort of uniform widely. >> as to wearing a mask, doctor winslow is also a pilot and former air force flight surgeon. >> the air is very clean, you know, again, because the hvac systems in modern, uh, aircraft, you know, have very, very high turnover rates. they even use hepa filtration. so actually

we're going to talk with infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong about what this means >> how we can protect ourselves. when we come back. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. the cdc is issuing a new %% warning about the latest coronavirus strain. the agency says the variant j and one is making up an increasing share of cases. and it's warning about the recent trends of covid-19 and the flu are now on track to once again. hurt america's health care system. so we asked infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin hong to join us. so we could talk about this. thank you for joining us. doctor peter. my pleasure. justine is a j and 0.1 or jan one. i just want to make sure have

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peter chin-hong an infectious disease specialist at uc san francisco. good morning, thanks for waking up early with us. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> okay. so let's talk about this latest variant and i knows this something we all think about especially as we are in knee deep in the holiday travel season. what is the percentage of cases like right now that are linked to that and how concerned to be? >> well, back in november, it was about -- 8% and right now, it's more than 50%. so it's not only the percentage of -- that it's comprising in the population, but it's the rate of increase and i think that's dizzying to people to see. whatever it is, this particular variant is very transmissible. and it's kind of killing the competition. it's rising up the charts very quickly. >> and really we can talk about covid all day and we talk about those numbers. but what i want to know, what's the practical matter like where does the rubber meet the road? the risk of more hospitalizationings in the state of california and maybe going back to some masks? >> no.

because you were changed beyond recognition by the make-up artists, there were wigs, there were noses, chinsa transformation. that came to me, it was actually a second life during the second half of my life in the theater, and when you are being put on makeup, i always felt a certain trepidation, because you are moving from the existence of igor kolub, who is gradually becoming a corabos here, and that’s all in you, part by part begins to transform to create and to reliably convey the party to the audience. illusions used voice scream and texts, it seemed to me that maybe i could help those the most.

thursday i spoke with doctor chin-hong and stanford's doctor, dean winslow, about covid. both are strong supporters of covid, flu and rsv vaccines and both brought up the new jn1 covid variant, said omicron subvariant . >> and it. it appears to be very , very transmissible, although you know, it doesn't appear to cause more severe disease, you know, than earlier variants did. >> millions of people are traveling this christmas holiday , and that means millions of people going through airports and crowding in on planes so they can get to family and friends and other areas. >> right now, the biggest risk of covid is in the midwest. um, but we're seeing it nationally as well. and and the new variant , dot one is most common in the east coast, but it's spreading across the country. sort of uniform widely. >> as to wearing a mask, doctor winslow is also a pilot and former air force flight surgeon. >> the air is very clean, you know, again, because the hvac systems in modern, uh, aircraft, you know, have very, very high turnover rates. they even use hepa filtration. so actually

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infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin.lls us it's not a variant we should be super concerned about, but it could be dangerous if you're not vaccinated. >> studies have shown you know, it's nothing really to fear. but if you boost your immune system, you can you know, concrete pretty easily. the problem is not enough ball. the rubble. people are getting vaccines right and i think we really need to get that number higher. >> doctor chin-hong says hospital capacity is starting to decrease in the bay area. and although the new variant isn't making people sicker, there has been a 25% increase in hospitalizations nationwide within the past 2 weeks. take a look at this $11,000 worth of over the counter pharmacy products. police in los gatos say they arrested 2 people. >> trying to drive out of town with the stolen goods, say say the suspects were also behind some thefts. that happened in san jose. expect to see more police officers around shopping centers this season. san jose police say they will be stepping up patrols this week

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americans that this was the spark from which the flame would ignite, here are the largest army, the kachin, chinst begin the main offensive, they they will just join in this uprising, so to speak , to overthrow the military, so... china has done everything so that these largest and most serious armies, so that the flame does not ignite from a spark, all these national military, so to speak, leaders, they stated that we are neutral in all this situation, and since neutrality, then in fact all those who , so to speak, induced this spark, yes, they found themselves in a state of, so to speak, almost complete isolation, they are already forced to go to these negotiations, and in fact this plan is american. to destabilize burma , and this plan exists, this is a serious plan to change the military, to bring some of its own people to power, so to speak, it actually did not take place, and it is clear that by january 13, china had already solved this problem, the second problem, which china is also, so to speak, solving quite successfully, you know, today sizinping has already arrived in vietnam, and ve

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chin has this advice. >> to minimize your exposure to the allergens in mindful base. and really to keep proper medications on hand. >> reporter: as for akaria, he believes his generation and those to come will do all they can to fight climate change. >> now where she more of an incentive to change it because it affects our future. >> reporter: so everyone will have a chance to breathe a little easier. for more on strategies on how to make the allergy season more tolerable, visit our website at kpix.com. >>> and as we head into the colder months now, medical professionals are expecting another winter with the so-called tripledemic of covid-19, the flu, and rsv. they say respiratory viruses will go up around wintertime because people are inside more. they're in crowded spaces and they share the same air. dr. george rutherford is an epidemiologist at ucsf who says infection rates are creeping up, but not the way they were three years ago. >> i do not think this is the winter of 2020 or the winter of 2021. and i don't think it's the winter necessarily of 2022. >> meaning,

so it's yet another example of another hit on the chin, if you will, where companies are saying, look, we're a business. we think we can give a better fan experience, have a better opportunity in another place, and the bottom line is, look, i live in an area, beautiful stadiums, whatever, but i'm telling you, it may not make a big difference but it makes a difference when people are afraid that there is a possibility when you go to see a hockey game or you bring your kids to watch a basketball game, that there could be a violent encounter. we try not to think about those things but you can't tell me when you say it's not a major difference, i think that's political talk. i think it is a significant thing in their mind plus they have better opportunities over there. so once again it's the slippery slope of what happens when you don't have significant interdiction, a safe community where people can go and enjoy something like that, go out afterwards, go out buy hamburgers, french fries, soft drinks, that is what makes a community vibrant. >> rich: bob bianchi, john iannarelli, thanks so

sharon chin is at the second harvest of silicon valley. >> reporter: second harvest of silicon valley distributes more than 10 million pounds of food every month. more than half of that is fresh produce. we are talking to the person who helps buy that produce, barbara gellen. you are kind of famous for making most of your money you are given. >> thank you. all produce is donation coming through the channel. in this case, we really don't pay for the produce itself. we work with vendors to bring product. produce is one of the biggest keys that we have for our organization. we are one of the top in the nation as well as the bay area in terms of produce distributed. last year we brought in over 68 million pounds of produce for neighbors in need. look at the boxes that we have. >> reporter: what's a sample box? >> here is a typical box. we have celery, grapefruit, onion, carrots. we even have honey dew melon this time of year. >> nice. >> definitely different varieties. we have cabbages. we really want to bring our clients and neighbors the varieties they need verse the same ol'. we get di

sharon chin is in the south bay with why the need is especially high this year. >> reporter: we are at second harvest in silicon valley where people, volunteers are boxing fresh produce. we see brussel sprouts, some pears. volunteers are busy. there are some carrots. 500,000 people a month in san mateo and santa clara receive food from second harvest. here to talk a little bit about the need is the ceo. thank you so much for joining us, leslie. what are we looking at? what is the need like this holiday season? >> unfortunately, we are seeing record level of need for food assistance because so many neighbors are really feeling the pinch between the high cost of living, price increases on things like food and many government supports people received during the pandemic are long gone now. >> reporter: in terms of this year, this holiday season is important because that's where most of the fund raising happens for second harvest. >> that's right. we receive the vast majority of funding for the year during the holidays. only 10% of our founding comes from the government. two thirds comes fr

sharon chin takes us to second harvest of silicon valley. >> reporter: we are at second harvest in silicon valley, where people and volunteers are boxing up fresh produce. we see brussels sprouts and pears. volunteers a busy . 500,000 people a month in san mateo and santa clara counties receive food from second harvest. and here to talk was about the need this year is the ceo , leslie. thank you for joining us. what are we looking at and what is the need like this holiday season? >> unfortunately, we see a record level of food assistance. so many neighbors are feeling the pinch between the high cost of living here, price increases on things like food and many of the government supports people received during the pandemic are long gone. >> reporter: in terms of the sheer , this holiday season is important because that is where most of the fundraising happens the second harvest food banks around the bay area. >> we receive the vast majority of funding for the entire year during the holidays and what most people don't realize is that only 10% of our funding comes from the government. two thir

awe, because the makeup artists changed you beyond recognition, there were wigs, there were noses, chinshe transformation that came to me was actually a second life during the second half of my life in the theater, when you are being put on makeup, i always felt a certain trepidation, because you are moving from the existence of igor kolub, who is gradually becoming like a korabos here, and it’s all in you, the part partly begins to transform for the sake of creation and for authenticity... conveying the part to the viewer, i didn’t think about illusions at the exemplary performance, i didn’t plan to go on stage, for me it was such an impromptu to a greater extent, although my whole life i have been impromptu on stage, including, i felt, as it seemed to me, the excitement of the main character victoria trenkina, as well as nikolai sergeevich, who resisted for a long time, to be on this paths nearby, in this capacity, and so i thought. that perhaps i can somehow support them at the same time create a natural emotion when entering the hall, since this is not the environment in which artist

social networks, and this is a photograph as it is in real life, i want to remove the extra double chinerson, we correspond, communicate, periodically call each other, we talk, but of course he wants to meet me, even now. he writes, uh, that he wants to take a ticket and fly, well, i’m constantly trying to dissuade him, coming up with some excuses, because how will i meet him, i’m very much afraid that i’ll just scare him and disappoint him with my deception, so i i constantly come up with some excuses, some excuses, why we can’t meet right now, then i don’t feel well, then my relatives there, for example, are sick. i can’t leave them there, now i’m writing that it’s reporting time in the accounting department and i generally i can’t escape, i’m scared to just scare a person with my real appearance, my real appearance and push him away, because for me he is valuable and dear, we decided to make a surprise for you, that same guy came to our program by correspondence. probably somehow in the aggregate , so that there is harmony, because beauty, subjective opinion, some people like one thi

the chinese launched a massive offensive, eventually managing to gain a foothold in the aksai chin regionies announced a truce. in september 1967 , the border conflict resumed in sequim, now an indian state, then a principality under a protectorate. india, since then india and china have been on the brink of war more than once, for example, over the daklam plateau in the himalayas, through which china tried to build a high-altitude highway. true, now soldiers sort things out with their fists, and filmmakers make films about it. in recent decades, china has been actively building in the south china sea, in the area of ​​two archipelagos, the spratly and porosel islands. almost all of them were uninhabited, but... their waters are rich in fish, and there may be gas and oil deposits on the shelf. in addition to china, vietnam, the philippines, malaysia, taiwan and brunei lay claim to the islands. china is actively building up its military there presence, especially since friction with the first socialist war, by analogy with the first imperialist, armed conflict between china and vietnam in

peter chin-hong from ucsf. great to have you on. >> happy holidays alex. thank. well, coming up next right here on the four, a bay area organization working to keep sports accessible for all kids. we're live with the giants community foundation coming up right after the break. >> anna barry weather lots of haze out there and lots of high clouds will continue to warm things up as we head into the weekend. and then we're talking about multiple storms that ill approach struggle to afford the cost of competitive sports. >> as we near the end of the year, the giants community foundation is highlighting the growth of its junior giants program, which helps players from underserved families play the sports they love. junior giants now supports roughly 35,000 children across california, oregon and nevada participating in the program is up 20% from last year, and the junior giants program launched at ten new school sites over this past year. >> okay, so for more, we are joined by sue petersen, the executive director of the giants community foundation. sue, really nice to s

peter chin-hong with ucsf. haven't seen you in a long time, dr. peter, because things were going so well with covid. now the county is concerned that people aren't getting that booster. is it just that -- you know, we used to talk a lot about fatigue. but is it we're not scared? we've lost our fear of covid at this point? what's going on? >> well, i think a few things are going on, jess. certainly part of it is vaccine fatigue. there's also a fear of having a big co-pay early on when the new vaccines came out. people were charged, you know, in error. all of those things have been sorted out, and i hear you can just go up to many places, roll up your sleeves, and get those vaccines because you're right. not enough people are getting them, and the number that i'm most scared about is that not enough people over 65 are getting them because that's the group that i'm extra worried about. >> you know, at some point during kind of the end of the pandemic, there was a lot of talk about that the booster would be kind of like you get the flu shot every year

sharon chin explains that it all begins at this source. >>> they distribute more than 10 million pounds of food every month. more than half of that is fresh produce. when you are talking to the person that helps by that produce, barbara guillen. you are kind of famous for making the most of your money. how do you do that? >> first of all, thank you. all produce is actually donated through different channels. we don't really pay for the produce itself. we do work with vendors to bring in product. produce is one of the biggest ones we have for our organization. so last year, we provided over 60 million pounds for our neighbors in need. you can look at the boxes we have here. >> what is the sample box we have here? >> this is the typical box we have. we have celery. we have grapefruit. onions. carrots. we have honeydew melon at this time of year. we have different varieties. we have cabbages. we really wanted to give our clients and neighbors the varieties that they need. >> even bok choy. >> we also get bok choy, which is a high demand product. we also get pepper. we have different neighb

. >> our sharon chin is in san jose with the details. >> reporter: second harvest of silicon valley serves0,000 people a month in san mateo and santa clara counties. it relies heavily on donations, donations like the kind that we're giving right now. we have a check from the goomba car club for more than $11,000 and tracy from the club, how did you guys raise the money? >> we raise it during our car show that we annually do in september and it's either a cash donation or it's canned goods, dry goods in barrels and it's for our show that we do every year in downtown willow glen. >> reporter: excellent. this is your 15th year being able to give from the car show. why is it so important for your members to do so? >> well, we've always been associated with second harvest since we started 15 years ago and we like to give to the community and we thought this was the best way to do it, by having a show and all the proceeds go towards second harvest for our community. >> reporter: how's it feel being able to give, especially as the need grows? >> it's great. over the years it's gone up in value or

. >> don't forget the straight line is the quickest way to the guy's chin., jab, jab, jab. >> reporter: a few of his students fight. mart sin say kick boxer learning fighting skills. >> after you are fighting for awhile you realize it is not the size of the dog in the fight but it is the size of the fight in the dog. >> reporter: few ever intent to step in the ring. skipping rope develops leg speed and cardioendurance, the speed bag is for hand speed and shoulder endurance. the heavy bag is for power. and this is one sport where the abdominal muscles are nothing short but worships. >> stand out like a washboard. okay. >> i am next >> diana. there you go. >> don't take it easy on me now. >> take a deep breath. >> reporter: we woman are treated with respect in this predominantly male dough main. this former runner is turned on to the gloves. >> inside now, that is it. that is it. >> covers up with one hand and she hits with the other hand. >> i had not thought of using this for self-defense. i do it because it feels good. if it ever comes up it might come in h

i was talking about the chin to the chest from that to a police officer as well. so lots going on. thank you for that report. money are also being encouraged to stay away from that area. while this investigation goes on. >> let's switch gears and also talk weather because you have to plan the next few days. it's the last friday of 2023 this year went by blur and hopefully it will end in a whimper over rain because new year's eve is a big time for yeah, we're getting the rain out of the way before new year's eve. thankfully because i know a lot of people. yeah, it's a big time are going to be getting outside. good news. sunday. monday, new year's eve new year's day looking like the drier days of this forecast. we're going to the rain out of the way today and tomorrow. right now we are seeing showers across the bay area. they're mostly on the lighter side of things. overcast. look at coit tower right there. big news yesterday was the high waves up and down the coastline. and we still do have some high surf advisories. all the way of high is beginning to diminish as we make our way th

the cause of the first war of sixty-two was two controversial border areas in aksai chin and arunachal than thirty checkpoints on them. the chinese launched a massive offensive. as a result, they managed to gain a foothold in the aksaichin area. the parties announced a truce. in september 1967, the border conflict resumed in sequim, now an indian state, then a princely state under the protectorate of india. since then, india and china have come to the brink of war more than once, for example, over a raft in the himalayas through which china tried to build a high-altitude highway. is it true, now soldiers sort things out with their fists, filmmakers make films about it. in recent decades, china. is actively building in the south china sea, in the area of ​​two archipelagos, the spratlys and the parosel islands. almost all of them were uninhabited, but their waters are rich in fish, and on the shelf... there may be gas and oil deposits. in addition to china , vietnam, the philippines, malaysia, taiwan and brunei also claim the islands. china is actively increasing its military presence t

coming up our sharon chin shows us how a feeding your dog nutrish's whole health blend with fish oil,ergy. electronic voice: outside. by giving them everything they need. electronic voice: pet me. pet me. well, almost. good boy. (bark) >>> it is 6:40 on this saturday morning. and we'd like to continue now with our series "food for bay area families." we know the need for nutrition is a constant issue for thousands of people across the bay area, so we want to talk with someone who's on the front lines of that effort. joining us live is jeremy crittenden with the food bank of contra costa and solano. good morning, jeremy. >> thanks for having me. >> it's great to have you. first we want to get into how are we doing with donations so far as we are kind of halfway into this holiday season? >> absolutely. we're doing great so far, but we could always use more donations. you know, the need in the community continues to rise. we're now serving over 465,000, compare that to last year where we were serving around 275,000. so you can see how much we need donations this year. >> and, jeremy, tha

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her what looked like her peeking out the window then i realized, oh, she's putting the cord on her chin. i realized it had gone all the way down i saw my daughter, but it wasn't her. all the life had been sucked out of her. >> reporter: jeremy heard her screams and called 911 paramedics tried to revive presley, but after five days in the hospital, doctors couldn't save her. >> she was brain dead. and we sat our family and our friends down, and we broke the news to them that our little girl was no more >> reporter: an nbc news analysis found in the last 50 years, at least 440 children have been strangled to death by window covering cords back in 1981, the consumer product safety commission published a report about accidental strangulations and identified the cords as a particularly insidious hazard. >> a child can actually suffer irreversible damage or death very quickly within 15 seconds, they could lose consciousness. within a few minutes, they could even die. >> reporter: in 2014, after at least 379 children were killed, the agency voted to create mandatory safety standards for window