it comes with one atari joystick. how cool is this? there is actually a brand new atari cartridge.takes all the old cartridges, even works with old controllers. atari is now also selling paddles to play games like breakout and pong, and it works with modern tvs. yeah, you definitely need an 80 inch tv to play yars revenge. that is the only way to do it. come on, come on, come on, come on. yeah. to watch jonathan's full story, including the new games being developed for the updated atari system, head to our website nbcbayarea.com. slash digital originals in excitement for the golden state valkyries on full display today, fans came out for a block party at thrive city. the event featured live entertainment and games, and then, of course, fans could also buy new gear to support the team. so some big formers also with ties to the bay area made appearances. look at that line though. a lot of people out. we're talking about e-40, pretty big name. yes it is. and he's always there. yeah, and pillow i love pillow. all right. the team will play in the wnba starting next year. car enthusiasts

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on a propos, he's 5 deal. israel says a plan for fluid like atari and addiction mediators does not me, since the moms of how most had earlier agreed to the draft deal, a small step towards possible peace. the tree gets celebrations inside. the goal is to strip a raise sizes. julie, after 7 months of ne palestinians across garza celebrating in the streets as news reaches them, the mouse has agreed to a proposed face file. no, i haven't seen my children for 7 months. oh my god. when i heard from us accepted the proposal, i was very happy because we want to return 2016. we have no homes left, but we are ready to sleep on the rubble. it was gloomy this morning and the situation was terrify, honestly. but now it's better and we hope for the best. 1 over the buddha, in each row, the families of hostages still held in gaza. also our hopes for us cease file. they marched outside the house of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, demanding he also accept a deal for sure of the, from us to let the acceptance deal. we should say, yes, let's see it and talk, and the do everything we can do to bring

narratives from brussels bowl, from you and more importantly from natal, which is uh, possibly being escal atari, when we all know that uh, the escalation reward could have been prevented if it wasn't for voyage. johnson and underneath the leaders who actually advised you have to continue as we're only adding more fuel to the fire and feed. so it was somebody who was going against this uh, this line of, uh, a line of fire as, as that i, i don't carry it to say. so that is maybe i think we should, we should start. uh uh, i mean small uh i can cite the and uh, slovakia and states for the 1st. uh, if it has a frank look at who has uh, the motive that i have to do such a thing. how to expect the rest of europe to react to this assassination attempt, or how do you hope to see europe really? oh, oh, all tre, outraged, but nobody will raise the political issue. nobody will bear to uh, to show uh, 2 points of natal or to really have a serious political discussion was proceeded the business association with fence. so i think that's a they will formally be outrage. they will send their words of supports t

in a moment we'll be hearing from tar, cowboy zoom, atari, karen rasa, and the southern part of gaza mohammed drums room is standing by in tel aviv. first though we begin with eleanor's ears hush and how bar was with us in the studio. hush. and you've covered these negotiations from day one months ago. how seriously should we be taking this? while this is the 1st time in months that the key, the data is a talking about significant progress. as i say, the tools are still under way for reason. it says because the, the, the, the content of disagreement is going to be different than the one that was signed by the end of november. and this, what came about when the egyptians uh, what in touch with have us lead the shipping cause. there's been more pressure or how much also need to put together an agreement. and the key made data is understood from day one, that the key sticking point is going to be a private seized by that there are no guarantees by anyone that is going to be conducive to above it as he's buying. so we're talking permanent versus temporary ceasefire. is that right? so thi

we will continue until the end for you all captives from the occupations jails. atari assume is life for solving ralph in southern gauze, it's a topic the rafa border crossing is close. what more can you tell us? yes, in fact, what was happening over night is that they use very military carried out limited encourage and on the eastern side of roughly district and the main target was to control roughly crushing. in fact, what we have been seeing is that is really military tags was worst patient. and so the rough i have crushing, as we have been seeing images, imagine that for these tang size, they have been just moving, going the odds of the crossing from inside. then that's absolutely devastating because this is the only points that palestinians have been using for travel approach. i'm to leave the gaza strip block now new loan got palestinians will be able to leave the top 3 in light of this limited operation that has been carried out by the used by the manager during the rates. there was a heavy fire don exchange that went from us side to is and these very minute 3 very intense bom

you certainly have seen american negotiators feeling the sides were close, the atari negotiators werees were close. the issue seems to be where this go? does the israelis want to ensure there is absolutely no role for hamas and hamas wants to ensure there is a role for hamas. i can imagine that in some ways you can fudge the difference but neither side at this point shows much willingness to fudge that different. i willingness to fudge that different.— willingness to fudge that different. ., ., ., ., . different. i want to also touch on these _ different. i want to also touch on these mornings _ different. i want to also touch on these mornings we - different. i want to also touch on these mornings we have i different. i want to also touch i on these mornings we have been getting from aid organisations, including the united nations itself, about the prospect of a famine looming, and looming very close. if that is declared by the united nations, and i believe that is something that the state as well can determine, if we get to that stage what do you think that will mean for internation

media is starting to shape the younger generation, like never before my generation, it was games and atari games were addicted stuff. and that to, to, to, to what extent is probably dangerous to someone could argue. but it was something that you did with your friends, you engage with. it was social and you talked about it and enjoyed it. and maybe to some extent, today's generation be it snapshots. instagram are certainly tick tock. that's how they're engaging through that. but whenever i look around in a classroom or an event where there's a lot of kids and especially teenagers, their heads are all done doing this to glued to their phone. there's not much communication that concerns me and i don't think that's good for really the entire generation. it does affect a pretty wide swath because you don't have to be a teenager to use a tech talk. you can be an adult. anybody can use it pretty much, but more and more of the demographics of it, the younger ones really gravitate and they loved the short videos. and i think that's a, that's going to continue for a while. how does take taught exper

the 7th atari we've been once you of course, very closely to the pro palestinian protests on going on. campuses university comes as the united states have those protests, the, the how wide spread they all has that filtered through to people in gauze of the well, generally neck, people here in the territory. they are fully enclosed. what, what is happening in the american universities and multiple universities around the globe and regarding.

with a source here which is with loaners, are they on going and they go, she is a basis of, of the atari government. the mediators are not going to, with the, with, with, with how my send with these variety hoping to put together an agreement. and this is quite significant because it's been great deal of frustration over the last few months, particularly from the casado saying that the international committee has not been doing what it should be morally doing. to put an end to this and warning that to a certain point, that if the, if the situation continues the way it is, tom might reconsider its role as a key made to today with this announcement by president, by the way of them not because i think of a basically this time they would like to, to, to be part of this agreement that we definitely need the road of cuts. ha, without the cuts out, they won't be a deal because they want to. and so just say things move fast to do that. you need to put some cuz some pressure or how much you have to convince how much on the need to have an agreement done today. and by the way, i don't see any majo

do you like atari and egyptian mediation is the last out of this. ready? prime minister's office has released the statement saying logic, gaps remain, and crucially what cabinet has voted unanimously to go ahead with a ministry operation in rafa. and as of the statements, the will cabinet unanimously decided that israel will continue the operation in rafa to exec military pressure on a mass will though they have mass proposals fall from israel's necessary requirements. israel will send a delegation of working class mediators to exhaust the possibility of reaching an agreement under conditions acceptable to israel. when i'm asked initially announce that had accepted the proposed deal that was seen as of celebration across the gaza strip. the mediators have been scrambling to negotiate a ceasefire. deal is israel threatens and offensive, and garza's, southern city, a rafa the deputy head of from us in gaza. clear has said the group received assurances for mediation is that the deal would be implemented that was about the mediators told, is that the american

i basically said the atari government, the mediators are now going to, with the, with, with, with how my send with these ready hoping to put together an agreement. and this is quite significant. this has been great deal of frustration over the last few months, particularly from the cuts out is things that the international community has not been doing what it should be morally doing to put an end to this and warning that to a certain point, that if the if the situation continues the way it is, tom might we consider its role as a key made to today with this announcement by president biden, with americans are saying that basically at this time they would like to to, to be part of this agreement. they would definitely need the rollover, cut off without cuts out. they won't be a deal because they want to see things move fast. to do that, you need to put some cuz some pressure or how much you have to convince how much on the need to have an agreement done today. and by the way, i don't see a major difference between this proposal of the ones that was presented about few weeks ago. what, ho

>> that's six million jews were slaughtered move any mass, any atari he mass eddie, look historical events should be investigated by researchers and historians initial on all, um, would you a tough up? >> while they should, there are some signs that had happened if so, they should allow it to be investigated and researched. >> i'll correct myself. this was september 2022. so an extraordinary recent i've set of comments where he says there that they should allow it to be investigated. again, he's talking about the holocaust. this is what the us holocaust memorial said at the time the iranian government has a long history of d9 in the holocaust and delegitimising the state of israel, putting the regimes unadulterated antisemitism on full display history teaches us the dangerous if ignoring antisemitism from any corner. but coming from a head of state is concerning and needs to be universally condemned elliot williams, i mean, big picture as we are. i asked, even know if they're trying to continue all of this. i mean, this is the world in which we are living as these very present tensions con

reports do seem really positive, though it's not clear how much it differs from the direction of the atari, of a proposal from a few weeks ago that israel rejected. i mean there's, there's certainly fear that it could be trapped because we've seen before, where of, of it's a moss or any palestinian the party for that matter. rejection is really a proposal. they're, they're, they're, they're lane. where is israel when they rejected palestinian proposal? it's depicted is reasonable, but different from what is what i see here. i think good that biden and nothing yahoo may finally be feeling the pressure above domestically us that this war has to end biden's concern about his re election prospects and, and nothing yahoo is, is saying the hundreds of thousands of people protesting out. and telling me even elsewhere and, and challenges from within his own work cabinet is indeed a nice thing on who it has been under pressure with a number of a public wanting to see a return of the hostages. but do you think it's interesting that this deal was framed as in his writing proposal when employment as a

could say, or you could say that, the anglo—saxons came to this country and it posed a threat to the atariis the way things are. maybe the maybe the asian hornets were coming over here, whether humans were here or not. and there's nothing we can do about it. why do we have to control the entire world? on the other hand, i think we need to control the entire world. bees bees are very important. from what i know. maybe they're not that important , but i think that important, but i think they're very important. >> he's doing so good with balance tonight. yeah, yeah. >> pollination. and also making honey, which contains your favourite thing. sugar. anyway, we've got the. we've got the guardian. now with the news that scotland is the land of freedom, but only from religion. i assume you've got an rem joke about this, steve. >> oh, i didn't think of that. oh that's a good one. sadly, it's not. any majority of people in scotland have no religion. census shows. they don't believe there's a god which with their diet, they'll find out soon enough, data from the 2022 scottish census shows that secula

this judge didn't protect their crying from that's just one issue and there are 100 we can talk about atari. >> what about that issue? because there's a certain sense of this. why not? why not? whether sequester them or not give them that week off because just to not open this door, because if you do track everyone, i'm down the odds that something happened that shouldn't technically have happened or not zero. let's just put it that way. i agree. and not only that we know that that will be investigated, this is a big area for appeal, whether or not the jury had misconduct, they had all of this time down. did someone go on social media? did someone talk to another durrer about what was going on before they started delivering grading, did they talk to their family all of these are reasons that could very well affect the appeal. and there are other reasons to the prior bad acts. i mean, the fact that we did get information about the doorman, we did get information about karen mcdougal and the indictment didn't say anything about them. it just said about stormy daniels. so those are the types o

atari had, with pong in 1972. think about how fast everything is moving now. and think of all the impacts we have seen from social media on our young people. these polls come out and say, you know, 35% of kids are patriotic, or for boomers like me, it is 70 something percent. nobody believes in any religion anymore for any institutions. we have all these kids with mental health issues related to their self-esteem. everything is moving so quickly, and i'm confident that you are going to figure out how to protect -- as mr. sikorski said, he represents 90 of the fortune 500. we will find ways to protect businesses and make sure they are looking out for their security and interest and hopefully we will think of more things with our government. but i'm worried about our kids. i'm worried about our senior citizens getting scammed. i'm worried about people using our voices to say things we didn't say. i'm worried about our society that is so divided and our foreign adversaries -- chinese communist party, russia, iran, trying to divide us more by using social security

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