irwin: great question.se we are nasdaq traded, we cannot partake or sell cannabis products within the u.s. let me tell you, i'm watching the election pretty closely and i think both candidates have come out to talk about legalization. you know, when biden and harris were elected four years ago i didn't think i would be standing here today talking about rescheduling or legalization. something has to happen into your point, 27 states are legal recreational, 35 states is legal from a medical standpoint. 75% of the country has cannabis legalized in their state, but it isn't from a federal standpoint. if that happens in terms of rescheduling, and it is crazy out there that it is scheduled as cocaine. i think something is going to happen. tilray is ready to go. we are ready to go with infused drinks. matt: that scheduling looks like it is about to change. it has been recommended to change. and we have the safe banking act written and ready to go. it is tilray taking part in any kind of push for congress, for the

formo parte de una serie de denuncias de inmigrantes bajo custodia de ice que llevo al cierre del irwingacion del senado en 2022. >> ahora, un nuevo reporte del departamento de seguridad nacional revela irregularidades en otros procedimientos quirurgicos en inmigrantes detenidos, incluidas extracciones del utero. >> la oficina del inspector general encontro que entre 2019 y 2021, 72 de 227 cirugias no fueron aprobadas por doctores clinicos como marca su protocolo, sino por enfermeros o practicantes del servicio de salud. >> de 553 cirugias mayores, estiman que entre 100 y 214 no fueron adecuadamente aprobadas y por tanto no hay certeza de que eran medicamente necesarias. >> un ginecologo obstetra reviso los expedientes de seis histerectomias y concluyo que en dos de ellas la documentacion en el historial medico no justifica que este procedimiento era medicamente necesario. >> es triste, es una poblacion muy vulnerable y en realidad hay falta de comunicacion, hay falta de recursos economicos. >> alexis represento a una de las mujeres que denuncio abusos medicos en irwin. >> aunque esos c

as supervisorsaid, i'm irwin tam, director of financing. the facts. we heard about the philosophy.an talk about the numbers. people arabout that. but first of all, cal is the state affordal housing lender and utina hall [indiscernible] cal hfa is delivering housing for low anmoderate income californnsde by working together. when of the organizations we work closely with is the ghousing an development. not only on this project, also work in conjunction with apple and the mayor's the bond recycling program and to date additional $250 million tax exempt h herwise would go unused, accept for this partnership. we arrealpr with the mayor's office of housing commundethis project wasfunded our mixed income programd again, to date, we have delivered over 320million of subsidy funds across the resulted in all most 10 thousand units for low and inco californians and this is a prime example of the inclusive community we are trying to create for again, low and moderate income californians. wou again like to thank the mayor office, tndc, bank of america, state treasurer offii9cefor thi financing

as supervisor said, i'm irwin director of financing. we heard about the facts. heard. i guess i calkabout the numbers. people are excited about that. of all, cal is the stat affordal housing lender and under leadership of tina hall and isis delivering housing for low and income californians state wide by working to. when of the organizations we work closely with is the mayor office of housing and community development. not only on this project, but also work in njunion with apple and the mayor's office to on the bond recycling program and to date delivered additional $250 miion tax exempt bonds, which otherwise ued, accept for this partnership. we are really proud that relationship with the ma'sice of housing community development. this ecsfund through our mixed income program and again, to date, we have delivered over of subsidy funds across the state which resulted in all most thousand units for low and moderate income californians is a prime example of the inclusive are trying to create for again, low and moderate income californians. we would again like to thank ma

liz: irwin, thank you very much. irwin simon.t on stage in eau claire and we'll see where he lands with just # the 90 days left. mouse house turning inside out as disney's movie business getting back on track. hidden rocks below the streaming business waters or smuggling else because the stock is not doing well. light show investor is here and whether the business should get animated. barstool sports, erika ayers with a pop culture blog hand printed into a global digital juggernaut and podcasts and podpodcapodcasts andsheparded tp in my first podcast, she has quite the story where she goes from here and reached pin cal success and that is all nosepieces of -- these pieces of advice. erika ayers badan on the podcast with me. businessny is the big laggard -- disney is the big laggard with just 18 minutes left to trade. [door creaks open] [floor creaks] [door creaks shut] (♪) (♪) (♪) relax, you booked a vrbo. (♪) (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors openi

let's bring in chairman and ceo irwin simon. some states have not legalized it yet here in the u.s. you're based in canada but, clearly, investors need a reason. and you would think that it would be the alcohol wiz -- business which you're trying really a hard to transition to. let's first tackle the bad stuff. what asset sales are you waiting on for the cash? >> so, liz, hey. i think lots of great things happened, and it's just a matter of time. we're a 5-year-old business, and i like, you know, what david neeleman, and i remember him starting with jetblue, it does take time. liz: oh, yeah. >> and, you know, with regulatory out there in regards to cannabis, you know, i thought four years ago when president biden was being sworn in legalization would have happened in the u.s. but it didn't. so what i did with our team, we took a different direction. we focus on our canadian cannabis business. we're number one in canada in recreational, and we have a strong, strong medical cannabis business. number two, we diversified. now we're

. >> reporter: 80-year-old frank irwin takes xarelto to treat a rapid heart rate. one of the top three most prescribed drugs on the list. a 30 day supply will go from $517 to $197. erwin says the savings are way overdue. >> i've never understood why the drug cartel, if that's the right term for it, has such a monopoly and has the lobbyist out there that they can get the laws written p. >> reporter: tomorrow, vice president harris will deliver her first policy speech as a presidential nominee with a focus on the economy. and new tonight, vice presidential candidate's governor tim walz and senator j.d. vance have agreed to a debate right here on cbs. moderated by norah norah and face the nation's margaret brennan. this set for october 1st in new york city p or major? >> rep >> major: filed under must-see tv. weijia jiang, thank you. former lawn force when officiall the secret services arranging for former president donald trump to resume outdoor campaign rallies by surrounding his podium with bulletproof. this level of protection is typically reserved for sitting pre

thompson, nbc news, irwin, tennessee. >>> this disaster is already having an impact on the presidential campaign, with former president trump on the ground in the storm zone in georgia while vice president harris just spoke at fema headquarters in washington. garrett haake now has that part of the story for us. >> reporter: tonight former president trump visiting the storm zone in valdosta, georgia, coming with franklin graham's aid group, bringing trucks loaded with supplies and fuel. >> we're here today to stand in complete solidarity with the people of georgia. >> reporter: and hammering vice president harris for not being there herself. >> of course the vice president, she's out someplace campaigning, looking for money. >> reporter: the quality of the federal storm response could have a major political impact on the vice president, who's hoping to repeat president biden's narrow 2020 georgia win. harris was briefed aboard air force two, cutting campaigning short in las vegas to return to washington. meeting with fema officials tonight. >> we will do everything in our power to help c

james irwin visiting the bay area from illinois to spend christmas with his daughter and grandchildren, had all these things to take to them. >> mostly things to trim the tree, but special things they had picked out for them. >> he says since having major surgery, he can't move as quickly as he used to, and while unloading his car to the hotel, that's when thieves struck. >> it just it just really sickened me. >> two bags filled with gifts for his grandchildren. no longer where he left them, and i just couldn't believe they were gone. unsure what to do next, irwin reached out to the south san francisco police department in hopes of somehow finding the stolen presents before christmas. he was sure he'd never see them again. that was until three detectives came knocking on his door later that night. i was shocked. police weren't able to find the stolen items, but that didn't stop them from doing something to help. >> i couldn't imagine the generosity and the friendliness. >> officers started a fund and were able to buy irwin's grandchildren all new presents. >> i'm from a very small rura

while we have a state representative here, thank you irwin, we want the state, the legislature for pugallot. who don't know and hopefully learning more up mber 5 will be lowering the voter threshold focaings like affordable housing and infrastructure like schools, parks, health libraries and public transit. the state has been doing s part to make it much easier for localities to raise funds to affordable housing so please do your part and vote for prop 5 on november 5. alg withprevious state enabling legislation that allowed for the creation of al financing authorities like the bay area housing fiagey, which serves the 9 county ba stage for another important measure you will see on thballot in november known as regional measure 4 and also known by people in our field as the bofa bond, the bay agency. this bond will raise $20 billion dollars, 2.4 for the city and county of san ancico. so, please we need voters throughout the whole region to vote ■%for this measure, and we need all of you to please do your part to speak about to your friends, family and networks er are to participate in

host: what do you want neil irwin to respond to because you said a lot? guest: rates are up $20 per hour. they are talking about numbers on unemployment. they outlawed people who worked in two or three jobs. they can't stay up with inflation. host: ok, we will leave it there. guest: inflation was extremely high and still elevated, is not like prices are going back to 21 levels but inflation is not as high as 2021. something he said i want to point out. he's talking about how terrible the economy is and he just bought a second house. this is the thing you see a lot as you look at the mix of data and opinion and how people think about things. cars are expensive because everybody's buying cars, housing is expensive because everybody's buying houses. everybody is buying stuff and has money in their pockets but the same time, they say the economy is terrible. people say things are terrible and i have to understand why. i would point out it's an odd situation when all the measures of spending and activity are quite strong. inflation is very high, no doubt about

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officers then started a fund and were able to buy irwin's grandchildren. all those new presents. >> i'm from a very small rural area, and to be in a major city like this and have the police officers be so concerned about a little matter like this of my grandchildren's gift, it just boggled my mind. >> irwin says it was one of the kindest things he's ever witnessed and is full of thanks. this holiday season. times. >> the annual showdown of lights displays san francisco fire stations will be all decked out for their annual holiday decorations contest. you're looking at video from last year's event. the tradition started in the late 1940s, with firehouses wrapped like christmas presents. it was revived in 2020. open houses will be held at city fire stations tonight, with the winners announced on christmas eve. that is tomorrow. the sf fire credit union is putting up $4,000 in prize money, and the money will go to the charity of the winning station's choice. >> former president barack obama is sharing his annual list of favorite songs this year. for your keys

concerned about a little matter like this of my grandchildren's gift, it just boggled my mind. >> irwinne of the kindest things he's ever witnessed and is full of thanks. this holiday season. >> his daughter amanda agrees he was in tears when he got in the car, and he ■was so touched by this act of kindness. just to have this little extra help with gifts is just a really kind and helpful and a big blessing to our family. >> dion lim, abc seven news. >> well, tonight the annual showdown of lights displays a san francisco fire. stations will all be decked out for their annual holiday decorations their contest. we've got some video right here from last year's event. the tradition started in the late 1940s, with firehouses wrapped like christmas presents. it was revived in 2020 during the pandemic. open houses will be held at city fire stations tonight, with the winners announced on christmas eve. that's tomorrow. the sf fire credit union is putting up $4,000 in prize money. it will all go to the charity of the winning station's choice. really cool tradition here in san francisco they broug

the way these are pictures that michael baker sent us, he's an alderman there in irwin. he is back with us on the phone michael. it first, it's hard to realize what you're looking at and then you realize you're staring at these folks on the top of this hospital roof? seeking refuge. tell us the very latest of the rescues of these folks and how many remain there on the roof and slowly, yes. >> this time yesterday, you wouldn't have been able to see straight to the hospital like we are now. there would have been trees and structures that all of that underwater and downstream. >> now, currently we have just a handful left on top of a hospital we've had a constant stream of helicopters picking them up and dropping them off into the city at safe places. >> so now there's only just probably a handful of probably just the last first responders on top of the roof getting into the helicopter. >> well, that is certainly good news. and the people that they have been lifting off, i mean, do you have any sense of what kind of condition they're in and how these rescues have been going

business journal--i was saying earlier, i will lo google and find a obscure thing to say, please welcome, irwinplause] >> wow, that is-thank you so much. i guess i do appe on google. [laughter] i am excited to be here. i am excited to have taken the s on the subway and two blocks to get here and stopped for a cup of coffee that goes to show how important housing is and how important g is that is being developed closer to public transit and have here. as supervisor said, i'irwin tam, director of financing. we heard about the facts. we heard about the philosophy. i guess i can talk about the numbers. people are excited about that. but first of all, cal is state affordal housing lender and under leshof tina hall and [indiscernible] cal hfa is delivering housing for low and moderate income californians state wide by working together. when of the organizations we work closely with is the mayor office housing and community development. not only on this project, but also in conjunction with apple and the mayor's office the bond recycling program and to date delivered additional $250 million tax exempt

irwin said i could have been a target audience for this particular program. fortunately, when i went to school, i was able to read very well. i was one of those kids that raised their hands to read, but we did not have books in our house. my family came from italy and immigrants and there were not any books in our house to speak of. so but i did learn to read. like i said in school, continued through high school and college and eventually actually probably after college is what i when i kind of started reading my wife at that time was a big reader. she would hand me books that she read. i said, very good or good on them. so i actually it was as an adult, i pretty much got got into reading my daughters and my children. i really helped out and they were reading back. one of my daughters got penalized for reading during a lesson. she had her book. it was reading during lessons, but i did not have that background. i was a i would have been a good target audience for reading rainbow and i just, you know, didn't have that background that most children nowadays coul

jacqui irwin says it is important for several reasons to sponsor katie meyer's law, which is currently weaving its way through the state capitol. >> young person that is going through a disciplinary action. that public schools, which is what we jurisdiction over, that somebody assigned to them that they can call any time and that could really talk them down from the my or was a stanford university goal keeper and team captain. >> on march first 2022, she was found deceased in her dorm room. meyers parents say that their daughter was upset concerning a notice. warning her degree may be placed on hold and she could be removed from the university after violating the student code of conduct. meyer was charged with retaliation after allegedly spilling coffee on a football player, injuring him. he had reportedly kids to female soccer player without consent. >> and when you are such a high-achieving young woman you're seeing that potentially not going to get there depalma. nobody to call, you can see what direction from i went. and in addition to helping others in a similar situation, assembl

formo parte de una serie de denuncias de inmigrantes bajo custodia de ice que llevo al cierre del irwinacion del senado en 2022. >> ahora, un nuevo reporte del departamento de seguridad nacional revela irregularidades en otros procedimientos quirurgicos en inmigrantes detenidos incluidas extracciones del utero. >> la oficina del inspector general encontro que entre 2019 y 2021, 2021, 72 de 227 cirugias no fueron aprobadas por doctores clinicos como marca su p protocolo, sino por enfermeros o practicantes del servicio de salud. >> de 553 cirugias mayores estiman que entre 137 y 214 no fueron adecuadamente aprobadas y por tanto no hay certeza de que eran medicamente necesarias. >> un ginecologo obstetra reviso los expedientes de seis his histerectomias y concluyo que en dos de ellas. >> la documentacion en el historial medico no justifica que este procedimiento era medicamente necesario. >> es es una poblacion muy vulnerable y en realidad hay falta de comunicacion, hay falta de recursos economicos. >> alexis represento a una de las mujeres que denuncio abusos medicos en irwin. >> aunque e

assemblywoman irwin says that this is personal to young girl went to high school. >> you know, right in the neighboring by school, by my my kids were 5 miles away. it's heart-wrenching buyers. family is suing stanford alleging the school failed to support her mental health while cashing in on or success. as an athlete in a statement to kron 4 news concerning the bill, they said, quote. >> we miss daughter terribly and we'll continue to push this law forward in her honor for the larger purpose are protecting the well-being of future college students. we have all the confidence katie meyer's law will save lives and bring us some measure of peace in these difficult times, unquote. theresa kron, 4 news. >> now the law does, however, only apply to schools that receive state funding. stanford is private so it would not apply to stanford university tonight. we're still waiting for a response from the university on the matter. >> tuberculosis cases are on the rise in santa clara county officials released new numbers today showing a 19% increase in tb cases from 2003 that follows a 6% increas

special honor and while the family is used to wrestling with crocodiles, you got to hear what robert irwin just did that finally gave him a major scare, that's all. just moments away on access hollywood. back to you, mario. thank you. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00, for everyone here at nbc bay area hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. some people say, "why should i take prevagen? i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is not something that occurs overnight. i started noticing subtle lapses in memory. i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. it's helped my memory. it's helped my cognitive qualities. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. . >>> tonight on "access hollywood." >> you have seven rings, well eight now that giselle gave hers back. >> tom brady roasted and no topics were off the table. but what joke went a little too far?

she was the last person to see steve irwin alive. it is the most fun. >> it was steve irwin who suggested she change her name. >> are agent suggested she change her name to merl street it a 1979 interview she was never self-conscious about her name saying, with carmine, and russo around the neighborhood no one was making fun of my name but later on agents wanted her to change her name to merl street. i love merl street in that movie. >> i have no idea what you just said. >> it is time now for missing words. i will give you headlines, keywords are cut out, you have to fill in the blank. are you ready. here is your headline. dog spotted on top of blank. >> i mean at some point. >> let's go with mount rushmore. >> dog spotted on top of a great pyramid. the video of the dog on top of the agent great pyramid captivated commenters on social media this week. here is the video. >> nice. >> good for him. >> this is why you need leash laws. >> my dog would climb up that pyramid to lick another dogs vomit. >> he got all the way to the top of th

joining us now, till right ceo irwin simon.rom mar-a-lago, donald trump, when asked about the threat to slap up to 60% tariffs on foreign companies said tariffs will make the u.s. rich. that has really frightened a lot of companies that import. what position are you in, knowing now that you have bought up a dozen, even more made in america spirits and beer brands? >> well, he should number one. and number two, we've got to employ americans, we've got to make beer here and beer is to be made here and till rate today is the fifth largest craft brewer in america. all our products are made in america. all our spirits are made in america. we only employ a couple thousand people, 2500 people that make our beer and distribute our beer, et cetera. so tariffs will not affect us at all. and you know, it's great. corona coming out of mexico, we have pub beer coming out of oregon and coming out of georgia. liz: it says cerveza on it. >> the good news, from our standpoint, we're in a really good place. we've been very innovative on products

nbc's guad venegas joins us from irwin, tennessee. good morning. what is the latest there? an investigation under way by state officials here. that's looking into impact plastics. that's a plastic plant where we now know from relatives and loved ones of employees that at least six of them were missing after the storm. now officials have not officially confirmed that some of the people that have been found dead are workers of that factory, but family members have now confirmed that at least three of the bodies recovered here in the county where were employees of that factory. we'll look into the time length and nbc spoke to some of the employees that were able to escape that area, the day of the storm who say they were not allowed to leave with enough time to escape, but impact plastics has released a statement. the ceo saying they did release the workers in time with enough time for them to escape. we now know also from relatives who were able to speak to some of the victims over the phone before some of them were swept away, that they went outside of the building and at so

irwin told us that's actually a common catch of most airline tickets.f you have to change any portion of it, you have to change the whole ticket. so and it reprices it when you change one part, it reprices the entire ticket. arthur and lori admit their one mistake, but felt lufthansa pinched them twice. we were really unhappy about it. we thought they could have been a little bit more hospitable, so they contacted us. we contacted lufthansa. it did not reply to our request for comment, but lufthansa did send arthur and his wife partial refunds. that totaled $217. in an email to arthur, the airline called it a gesture of goodwill. i really appreciated the help. as for you, heed the warning from lori and arthur's case. it's a lesson to learn. we could have handled it better if we had at the last minute called them and said, we're going to be late. don't go fumbling for phone numbers on your next trip. instead, save your airline and if you have one, your travel agent's phone number into your phone before you go. also, download the airline's app and for ext

irwin zips me seeds and i am so good. he's also like beet guy. yeah, i have my own beat guy. it's, you know, one of the perks has to be some perks. so he's also just genuinely the sweetest human being. he wanted to be here today, but of course, he's volunteering at a like nonprofit for, underserved kids. instead, he throughout the process, writing the book, he would mail he would email me papers for it's very hard to get access scientific papers if you're not of a university and was just always there like to dig up whatever i but i would talk to him about what i was thinking about you about this book and he said you i've always thought that to vegetable be a verb for what have done to our fruit and vegetables we we have we have vegetable and what he meant that is we have that they be so for young and tender and and so that they're delicious. think about babies it's literally a baby baby there five true leaves on the plan when you harvest it so that it is so tender and delightful and then we want it to last like a month so we could ship around the country and put it on our sup

and of course, nevada state director sarah nelson, nevada senior adviser, advisory ryan irwin, nevada state finance director. corey christiansen. and you know, i want to give a special a special shout out to jim again. you're first lady of nevada from a few years ago, and she and i served together as first ladies together. and she became a very good friend of mine. and she's been helpful in this effort, too. and we so miss her sweet husband, kenny. so a shout out to my friend dema to thank you all. and you know, as i've as i've just been observing things, as i tend to do, i've noticed that mitt has started to win in states that are so important for the general action he won in new hampshire that is going to be a very important state in the general election. it's a swing state in the general. he did the same thing in florida. that's going to be a very important state for us to win in the general. we appreciate that. but also this state is going to be an important state in the general. and you guys. now that we have all of you excited and energized and volunteer, and we're going to need

, the son of the late australian conservationist and tv presenter, steve irwin.red plant species that are here. he's been doing that are here. he's been doing that with people who know all about this place, who's spend their time looking after it. that's the conservationist, the park rangers, the young volunteers and firefighters are protected. young people have been another focus for him as well. he had a roundtable discussion with young climate leaders from across south africa and southeast asia. he was pretty direct and made off the cuff remarks. he said, "you are the future and your generation can make a difference." it's very much been that theme about the power of young people that has been part of this visit. tomorrow night, it is his awards ceremony for his earthshot prize. it's being held in a huge ego dome that is reusable, recyclable and will be used again after the event. there's going to be a green carpet instead of a red carpet and everyone is being told to wear something eco—friendly, including prince william himself. we are told this week, all of

michael baker, alderman in the town of irwin, tennessee. thank you so much for giving us that update. appreciate it. >> thank you still ahead, positive reaction from the markets today after key gauge of inflation showed that prices are falling will this potentially set the stage for the fed? >> keep cutting interest rates, will discuss that coming up next from cnn get today's top five stories all in one podcast the five things you need to hear in under five minutes listen wherever you get your podcasts was had trouble losing weight and keeping saying covered the power of week-old in the my janan to be rigobi. >> i lost 35 pounds. as some lost over 46 it's pounds. >> we go and i'm keeping the weight off. >> we go via helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. we go movies the only fda approved weight management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known or disease and with either obesity or overweight he go v shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take weg

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