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bio, i'll talk about betty because betty is an amazing mother.ade san francisco her home. betty is the cultural bearer. she's always here for the community she will volunteer any time she's needed. i always know, if i need somebody i go to betty. she's my go too. betty earned a degree and she's worked as an advocate for the san francisco unified school district. she severed on the chair for the parent advisory committee. she's also the official volunteer with native-american health center. she volunteered at several community events and also an artist, an amazing artist. there are so many things i could keep going on about. it's an honor to be up here and honor you. we'll ask her to come back-up. [ applause ] the next honoree is chris our urban res from longoria. so much i'd like to share about chris. he was born and raised in san francisco. she's a san francisco girl. she's come out here during relocation. she's an enrolled member. she's arapahoe and cheyenne. her daughter is here and son-in-law that are here for her. chris' family history in sa

bio, i'll talk about betty because betty is an amazing mother.ade san francisco her home. betty is the cultural bearer. she's always here for the community she will volunteer any time she's needed. i always know, if i need somebody i go to betty. she's my go too. betty earned a degree and she's worked as an advocate for the san francisco unified school district. she severed on the chair for the parent advisory committee. she's also the official volunteer with native-american health center. she volunteered at several community events and also an artist, an amazing artist. there are so many things i could keep going on about. it's an honor to be up here and honor you. we'll ask her to come back-up. [ applause ] the next honoree is chris our urban res from longoria. so much i'd like to share about chris. he was born and raised in san francisco. she's a san francisco girl. she's come out here during relocation. she's an enrolled member. she's arapahoe and cheyenne. her daughter is here and son-in-law that are here for her. chris' family history in sa

betty wa part of a dance team called the milwaukee dancinggr,e members that day, but gained something i got home from the hospital, i know i e-mailed the grannies to say i was home. they were so supportive. i was like, thank you. >> reporter: we assembled a few of the of the dancers and found a bond. >> i knew they were all there for me. >> reporter: almost like family. >> and that's what kept me sane. >> i don't think we could have done it without each other. i really don't. >> betty, i'm so glad you're back with us. >> reporter: by march, the grannies were already practicing again. >> still recovering, but i'm so happy to be here. ( cheers ) >> reporter: and this week, they returned to walk the same street in the same parade. for some members, like betty, who at one point couldn't imagine leaving the house, this coming out was an absolute triumph. but for all members, the parade was also a chance to send a message, a message to anyone along the route who might be marching down a comeback trail of their own. >> think about the grannies. they came back. i can, too. >> i plan to dance

any way betty -- >> it's been a long night for all. >> yes, it has. betty, thank you. >>> let's go to the crazy weather causing this in the first place. so paul in seattle, we are talking about icy roads. this is actually some video sent to our producer. one of our friends took this video. the car is sliding down the hill smashing into other cars. >> yes, sea-tac airport had all the runways closed at one point. most of the day just one runway open. >> right. four people were killed in a 46-car pileup. sop of the cars are on top of each other. that's scary. and multiple 18 wheelers just smashed up. >> yeah, so it's a multitude of factors. slick roads, reduced visibility, some people going way too fast for the conditions and hikely there will be some people going very slow. >> believe it or not, the storm system is also causing major coastal flooding in new england. so this is the reality for residents in wells, maine where powerful waves are just flooding entire neighborhoods. >> yes, the storm system moved in, it was an onshore wind, producing basical

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." >> reporter: 64-year-old betty streng of greenfield, wisconsin, is getting ready for an anniversaryanniversary of a terrible day she can neither forget nor remember. >> i don't remember anything from that day. >> rorter: y ago, a red s.u.v. tore through a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin, killing six and injuring more than 60 others, including betty streng, who suffered a traumatic brain injury. betty was part of a dance team called the milwaukee dancing grannies which lost three members that day, but gained something, too. >> when i got home from the hospital, i know i e-mailed the grannies to say i was home. they were so supportive. >> reporter: we assembled a few of the dancers and found a bond. >> i knew they were all there for me. >> reporter: almost like family. >> and that's what kept me sane. >> i don't think we could have done it without each other. i really don't. reptey march, theane ready prag again. >> still recovering, but i'm so happy to be here. ( cheers ) >> reporter: and this week, they returned to walk the same street in the same parade. for some members, l

i would like to see betty where the same thing twice in a row.er closet must be as big as the studio. when i call her best the. she is the best. >>> team usa, but nfl up top. >> will put the football on the tn kick it right on off. 49ers are the favorites to take care of miami on sunday. the niners , they put this game plan into the practice for most. some like running back christian mccaffrey did not practice. he is dealing with the soreness that flared up last friday. they are not ready without elijah mitchell. that means jordan mason and ty davis price are next in line. >>> world cup, the u.s. men are already on to the knockout round. there is unfinished pool play business. the event brings emotion. this fan, tears of joy, argentina beat poland. they are moving on to the next round. poland fans were glued to their phones because they would be eliminated if mexico to saudi arabia by 3 goals. mexico was up 2-0. he was down in the back of the net. check it out. the goal was not allowed. in the 95th minute, saudi arabia converted on one of their f

. >> reporter: betty martinez has said parkinson's disease and a pesky tremor in her hands was not going to stop her from pitching in . rolling dozens of tamales for farmworkers and their families. >> i have had parkinson's for about 10 years and although my mobility is getting more and more limited, i still try. >> reporter: more than 100 volunteers like betty help to cook and roll and make more than 3000 tamales. it will be the centerpiece of a special christmas celebration and meal. many of the volunteers say it is their way of giving back. >> it is a day of giwhere we gethwe tamales anwe d keem at thhi of her mother as a child. she says it is work but it is also like getting a gift, the gift of joy and community. >> tamale making is always a party. people get together. the conversation, the music. tamale making is a big party. >> reporter: both betty and maria were at the experts table with a skilled, practiced hands, an essential ingredient in this special holiday meal. >> i am continuing a decade of community service . >> reporter: all of the food that is major today will eventuall

betty yu has been in the meeting tonight.ty, this has been a really dramatic twist, and just a wild ride for a city council to be going through all of this. >> reporter: that's right, sarah. and the council member said the process has been politicized like she's never seen before. she said this process, at this point, has been tainted. at the start of monday's city council meeting, a rally called for the city council to appoint a mayor. many supported council member lee. some read but first, a mayor, and i love lee. historically, the appointment has been more of a formality. it's based on the city's current process of rotation. guidelines point to seniority as the most important qualification for the role. lee has the most prior experience. >> san mateo has a simple, almost ceremonial process to elect a mayor. it's a 128-year precedent, and this year we have two new city council members who decided to go against that precedent, go against the recommendations of city staff, of the public, of other council members. >> reporter:

it's a, it's a betty betty difficult scenario and that's why i've seen the government to decide that the strategy who also raising doubts about paid back debt to debt debt impact. unfortunately, the government is already paying the money is involved in emma to devote devote companies. so that the tuna fishing company is not working, never worked bunch because they are private investors. bailey, are investors in united states to borrow in those bonds of fall of their fishing company. most of began have been is still finance is paying back yet, but tickler lo, what is not being paid up to now is the loan for the company that was providing all the equipment for security purposes. and another company that was involved being that directly, assuming the bank notes of all these security is security equipment. so yes, these loans are still pending on the most and because people on the golf, but it was a big but i hope that will never pay part of the debt low for her cook. something like this happened again in mozambique. is it? is it happening again? what about elsewhere in africa, other eno

tamale making is a big party. >> both betty and maria were at the experts table .heir skill to practice hands and in situ a gradient in the special holiday meal. >> i came out because i am continuing a decade of community service . >> all of the food that is made here today will eventually make its way to the coast for inexorable acceleration. >> the second part of the celebration will be wednesday in half moon bay and it's part of a religious tradition. it re-creates mary and joseph's journey to bethlehem. >>> our food drive continues with just a few days before christmas and tomorrow, we are entering a very special show at 4:00 and you can see all of the hard work that people are doing a areawide to get back during the holidays and if you would like to donate or volunteer your time, you can scan the qr code. it is on your screen there or you can go to kpix.com/gift. >>> coming up, were you able to score a photo was sent to this year? hey guys, detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovat

the store cashed betty's check for more than five grand to pay off her account. yet for months and months she was still on the hook for the full amount. betty dealt with the store and her bank, got nowhere, then asked us to pull rank. our workshop got the account clear, and that's $6,000 of timely christmas cheer. tell us when you're facing a grinch or a scrooge. no case is too small, no battle too huge. scan this qr code to tell us about the rift. perhaps we can help and deliver you a gift. >> oh, that's good. >> that is so creative. >> oh, chris, you never miss. >> wow. >> hope your holiday is filled with bliss. >> raj, you should get in on his stories, help him write. >>> well, inflation is making it more expensive to help feed our families in need and trying to make it in the bay. second harvest of silicon valley is providing some insight into how hard it is to stretch a dollar. check out the left of your screen. the amount of food second half vest could provide through a $25 donation last year. on the right, what that same $25 provides this year. the organiz

this is betty betty can so concerning the a deeply disturbed because if we only have men working for a g o z, meaning the humanity in aid workers and men, this would mean that when they go into the communities to provide services, they are only able to interact with males, which means to men south, we cannot reach women and girls who need humanity in assistance. and several studies including care studies, have demonstrated bruin that have been men out affected even more deeply. well, you and i both know glad when there is less food in the community. we know who he does last. we know who eats least so for their bodies like interviews who are providing play, saving services. if he, they're straight to the agenda for humanitarian, the humanity in assistance cannot be. we table cannot be the way we all have aspired to cannot be everything that we all have committed to. thank you so much for taking the time to bring us up to date there. that state momma, the vice president of humanitarian affairs at care, really appreciate your time or for orthodox russians and ukrainians. christmas is no

and i'll say most as betty betty underfunded and not really spoken about as much is all will are listed on cancer, has a lot of cures, 2 treatments. it is our team has had, has had nothing them to know. so what for us as a thought of something that can be spoken about more and more awarenesses based to be able to raise more money in funds for the future is this isn't co hossa of course the early detection of neuro degenerative disorders. it's crucial for recognizing signs of, of all timers or, or recognizing signs of cognitive decline overall. do you think we're going to see more breakthroughs on this front? i think we have to we're now on the present system having our 1st generation of treatment that can flow disease processes. but there is no good unless we can start to identify and treat people early. we've seen a number of breakthroughs in the field that have been a little bit less high profile than this one over the years, starting to look at different different n cheaper ways of identifying people who have the pathology in the brain associated with all hours disease. so measuring

i can relate to the hard labor. >> reporter: betty martinez says even parkinson's disease and a pesky tremor in her hands was not going to stop her from pitching in. they were rolling dozens of tamales for farmworkers and their families. >> reporter: i have had parkinson's for about 10 years. although my mobility is getting more and more limited , i still try. >> reporter: more than 100 volunteers like betty how to cook and roll, make more than 3000 tamales. it will be the centerpiece of a special christmas centerpiece and meal. many of the volunteers assayed is their way of giving back. >> reporter: it is a day of giving where we come toer. es rmworkers. >> reporter: maria said she learned to make tamales at her is work, but it is also like getting a gift, gift of joy, and community. >> tamale making always turns out to be a party. people get together, the conversation, the music, tamale making is a big party. >> reporter: betty and maria were at the experts table. the heir skilled, practiced hands, an essential ingredient in this special holiday meal. >> i came out, because i am con

(betty osceola) our elders told us that in our time of need, the everglades help hide us.helped provide us food. it provided a shelter and comfort. now that she's in need, it's our turn to help protect her, to help shelter her, and to take care of her like she did to us. (david weintraub) a spark can start a forest fire. environmental devastation kindled the light in the early visionaries, leading to an outcry against the continued onslaught to mother earth and the long man. (wilma dykeman) but here was my river, a whole tributary thpigeon river. thwhole one whole tributary was killed by the pollution tha was dumped into it by a paper company. dead water came out with great chus as big as that piano, with white foam that came all the way down, and the odor along with it came down into tennessee. so i just said, "well,f i write "this book, i have to have this chapter, "but i'll try to make it interesting. "i'll call it ho killed the frch broad?' and maybe they'll think it's a murder myery." well, it was a murder outright, but it wasn't any mystery. (robert morgan) this beau

go, betty, go. that is the "cbs weekend news" this sunday. for our jewish friends and family, happy hanukkah. i'm errol barnett in new york. good night. >>> to mask or not to mask. the debate is back with covid cases on the rise, we will introduce you to one woman who says bringing back mandates would make a huge difference in our lives. >>> the fight over immigration continues, and now, even some who were encouraged to come here say the system is letting them down. >>> fireworks on and off the field and argentina as argentina wins the world cup, we will show you the electric final and how fans are basking and victory. >>> the early reports are more hopeful for this year's monarch to arrive the herule is set to expire this week. title 42 was put into place under the trump administration and the ball was to stop the spread of covid-19 in border facilities and to protect border agents from the virus. more than 2 million migrants have been turned away under title 42. most of them at the southern border. after it expires the u.s. will have to pro

. >> nonfiction books at betty and i both love.ng to like big scope of mystery. >> a crazy story. classic book club book. we want to remind everyone that it is beautiful. i recommend you just read one chapter ofon this tonight. maybe to celebrate pride month. world history perspective antihero centrism, number two, it stuck with me, i've really amazing. happy reading. >> elizabeth harris, using betty the beagle to sell books. >> i mean, who does not love a dog. really. i think that tiktok, book talk, also loves a list. a very short review of a couple of books and just say why you don't like them or you put them in a category. a lot of those have done very well. tiktok this morning, i had a couple of books to read for the first time again. books that will destroy you. or, i don't know, enemies two lovers books, things like that. that kinda fits into the same thing. here is a list if you are looking for a particular kind of thing. here is my thumbs up, thumbs down. if you're looking for this, try this. very specific, theory quick, us

it is betty who is the one to deliver rose's fateful message.now uncial 99th rose sends a message to general beauregard via betty devol telling him that the union army and northeastern virginia was about to move. beauregard sent general to confirm this. and then on july 16, rose gave that confirmation. she said the march was scheduled for tonight. so beauregard automatically wired jefferson davis with this news. jefferson davis then was able to send joseph johnson from the valley to reinforce beauregard. rose was not in the city when the battle of manassas of bull run was fought. she was actually in new york city. she had gone to take her daughter lelah to board a steamer. she decided to send lelah, her middle surviving daughter out west to join florence. and she kept it with her only her youngest child, little rose. when rose returned to the city , she saw this as a confederate victory. in a victory the women had helped to achieve it. she said the southern women of washington are the cause of the defeat of the grand army. they are entitled to t

the store cashed betty's check for more than $5 grand. months and months she was still on the hook for the full amount. betty dealt with the store and the bank, got nowhere and asked us to pull rank. our workshop got the account clear and that's $6,000 of timely christmas cheer. tell us when you're facing a grinch or a scrooge. no case is too small, no battle too huge. scan this qr code to tell us about the rift. perhaps we can help and deliver you a gift. >> that was a gift right there. very cool job. >>> moving on, even with 2022 still winding down, some people are worried about next year according to a new survey. more than one in four expect to be even more stressed in 2023. that's up six percentage points from last year and 37% define their mental health this month as just fair or poor. as for the most common reasons why personal finances top the list followed by uncertainty in life and physical health and then relationships with family and friends. experts suggest journaling is a good way to deal with things and therapy as well. >>>

i know betty is. oh, there's betty . michelle actions , speak louder .s, speak louder than words, silly comment from clarkson . but if anyone should clarkson. but if anyone should be in trouble, it's markle . be in trouble, it's markle. really? i mean , could open that really? i mean, could open that entire can of worms about meghan and harry. but you know what ? and harry. but you know what? not going to lie . i'm not that not going to lie. i'm not that interested in the whole thing. i still haven't even watched all of that . i still haven't watched of that. i still haven't watched that documentary a new that whole documentary. a new one i've seen today. and then new whatever is coming new series or whatever is coming out says, all out now. justin says, i bet all the people who disagree with jeremy hate jeremy now hate him. hypothetical keyboard warriors . hypothetical keyboard warriors. oh, hypocritical. it means hypocrites , michael. i'm loving hypocrites, michael. i'm loving it. shout in my ears. justin apparently didn't say a hypothetical. he said c

. >> a look back at america's search history from betty white to golden state warriors. the most googled trends this past month. >> and happening now, it's almost time to get your tickets for one of the bay area's most popular music festivals. holiday presale for the bottle rock fest in napa valley go on sale at 10:00 this morning. american express card holders and certain residents have access to the tickets now. last year, metallica and pink headlined the three-day festival. this year's event takes place the weekend of may 26th. >>> 4:56 right now. the lists are out. what dominated your search history in 2022? google trends has released their top searches of the year. >> woodall took the top spot, beating out all other trends, and number two, election results, and rounding out the top three, betty white. now, what was not high on the list this year of those searches, covid. it has been dominating the searches the past couple years. in 2022, it slipped. and the golden state warriors specific to the bay area made it to the number three spot in the sports category. >> 4:5

making tamales is a big party. >> reporter: betty and maria were at the experts table.y are skilled, practiced hands were an essential ingredient in this national holiday meal. >> i am coming out, because i am continually decades of community service. >> reporter: all of the food made here will eventually make its way to the coast for an extra special celebration, honoring farmworkers, food for the body and nourishment for the soul. >>> the second part of the celebration will be tomorrow at half moon bay. it is part of a religious tradition . this is a procession from one form to another. it is re-creating mary and joseph's journey. many people are celebrating us. i am happy they were able to thank the farmworkers. you are saying that you make tamales? >> we make them every year. it is busy at our house on thursday. >> it is a lot of work. you have to get everything prepared. putting them together takes a lot of people. you invite all of the family members in. >> i look forward to my grandmothers. spillway bring leftovers? >> maybe. >> we will hold you to that. it quico

. >> reporter: 64-year-old betty strain of greenfield, wisconsin, is getting ready for an anniversaryrget nor remember. >> i don't remember anything from that day. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: one year ago, a red suv tore through a christmas parade killing six and injuring more than 60 others, including betty strain, who suffered a traumatic brain injury. betty was part of a dance team called the milwaukee dancing grannies, which lost three members that day. but gained something, too. >> when i got home from the hospital, i know i e-mailed the grannies to say i was home. they were so supportive. thank you. >> reporter: we assembled a few of the dancers and found a bond. >> i knew they were all there for me. >> reporter: almost like family. >> that's what kept me sane. >> i don't think we could have done it without each other. i really don't. >> i'm so glad you are back with us. >> reporter: by march, the grannies were practicing again. >> still recovering. i'm so happy to be here. >> reporter: this week, they returned, to walk the same street in the same parade. for some members, like

seven historical nonfiction books that betty ann and i both love. number one, history of the world in six glasses. this is my go to like big scope of history. devil in the white city is a crazy, untrue story. chicago, world's fair zero killer classic book club book. if you want to have your mind blown and get a little philosophical. w.e.b. dubois the souls of black folk is beautiful and a work of art. if you don't have a lot of time on your hands, i recommend you just read one chapter of this a night. maybe to celebrate pride month. it's really great, short, digestible stories. apparently a big reason i did biographies, but i am number one genghis khan in the making of the modern world world history perspective. anti-euro centrism. number two, the biography of augustus by anthony everett like stuck with me from grad school really amazing story. and last but certainly not least, it's got to be eleanor happy reading so elizabeth harris we're using betty the beagle to sell books. i mean who doesn't love a dog? it's brilliant, right? but i mean, tick to

betty yu went to a meeting tonight. i know you talked to a veteran who doesn't feel safe going to the fillmore anymore? >> reporter: that's right, yolanda williams is a san francisco native and says she feels it's going down. and to a vising. e now trie a >> think about my own safety. >> reporter: yolanda williams is a retired police officer who used to work in the northern police station, which covers the fillmore. she was among several speakers who aired their concerns before reverend amos brown, president of the san francisco naacp and several city agency representatives. >> the most egregious things that i have witnessed is the blatant drug sales out in the area. the drug usage actually seeing people with hyperdermic needles in their arms. >> reporter: she is talking specifically about the safeway on webster street. we drove by on monday and saw several people camping in their cars and tents around the supermarket. >> the fact that when you get out of your car, your first fear is that if someone is going to break in

ah, the news of betty worrisome. ready? betty will return. it is a question of confidence of people into our institutions. obviously, it's you critically damaging to the european union if we compete bolt. if men of your comment on the politicians can people to say things here, oh, this is about the credibility of europe. so it has to take a consequences in various areas. think flint to our viewers watching on tv us in the united states, into all of you around the world. welcome that we begin the day with possibly the biggest bribery scandal to rock the european parliament in recent memory. and there is a direct connection to the world cup in guitar. allegations have surface that the gulf kingdom, which is hosting the world cup that it has been bribing members of the european parliament to buy friends and influence for people have been charged with money laundering corruption and participating in a criminal organization. now could tar is in the spotlight right now as it prepares to host the final of footballs, world cup this coming weekend. th

it's a betty betty difficult. so now you add that's why i was saying the government to decide that the strategy who also raising doubts about paying back debt, debt, debt impact. unfortunately, the government is already paying the money's involved in, but am i to devote devote companies so that that tuna fishing company is not working? never worked bunch because they are private investors, mainly investors in united states to borrow in those bonds of fall of the to the fishing company, most of began administrator finance is paying back yet, but tickler lo, what is not being paid up to now is the loan for the company that was providing all the equipment for security purposes and another company that was involved being that you're ethically assuming the bank notes of all these security security equipment. so yes, these loans are still pending on the most because people on the gulf but of was a big but i hope that will never pay part of that low for her. something like this happen again in most i'm big, is it, is it

more than 3,000 belong to betty who once kept them in her house. did you fit these all in your home? you were overrun by nut crackers. >> i was, yes. >> reporter: for betty it all began in 2001. she had a tough christmas that year, so she decided to buy something that would make her happy. this one has a lot of sentimental value to you. >> well, because it was the first one. >> reporter: from there she traveled the country buying nut crackers and memorabilia in nearly every state. does anybody ever call you a nut for collecting nut crackers? >> yes, and i have a shirt at home that says crazy nutcracker lady. >> reporter: a title she's proud of. a few years ago the city was looking for a way to bring visitors to luverne, and a consultant suggested that betty's jaw dropping collection relocate to the history center. the move worked. >> we've had people as far away as florida. they come from all over. most people are just kind of in awe. >> reporter: just when you think you've seen them all, you find more. there are pirates, police, santas, and the "w

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