-- candice: that voice off-camera?information officer, also known as a pio. candice: have you gone through it? judy: right, it doesn't have a date on the booklet so-- candice: but this is the one i got two weeks ago. judy: where did you pull it from? yeah. candice: the city pio. judy: yeah, i've not seen that. i have looked at the powerpoint. i've been in two sessions, and this is the first i've seen this. it's not language that i would think that--most of the communities are multifamily properties in the city are senior properties. this is-- candice: i mean, right there, it says off the top, and i think you see it. "criminals are like weeds." judy: mm-hmm, yeah, yeah. female: actually this is a document that has to be revised. so, candice, i'm going to have to stop the interview. candice: on monday, the city put out this press release where shepard-hall says, "i am grateful that the reporter shared her findings with the city regarding the unsuitable terminology of this training document. it did not speak to the values

candice: equality, crowd: black lives matter. candice: and police use of force in america. [people shouting] candice: because he is far from the only one to have died in that way. nbc bay area has been covering this movement, and tonight, we're returning to some of our investigative unit's recent reporting on law enforcement and their use of force. we look at the restraint technique that took the life of george floyd and find out which departments may be using it here in the bay area. jaxon van derbeken: and follow the career path of one officer who leaves one department for another just before facing discipline in the shooting. stephen stock: we go to palo alto, where officers face multiple lawsuits and allegations of misconduct regarding their use of force. bigad shaban: and we examine the racial diversity of our law enforcement agencies. do officers actually reflect the communities they were sworn to protect? candice: this is an nbc bay area investigative special, "the use of force." hi everyone, i'm candice nguyen, an investigative reporter with the unit. many of you ha

that's where candice stevens comes in.'s a tax specialist at the ngo wilderness foundation africa. she wants to encourage landowners to turn their holdings into nature reserves. the government offers a tax incentive to do so. candice: what you are doing here is looking after south africa's natural wealth in the public good. >> yes. candice: and so there is that unique tax incentive to benefit that biodiversity. so even as you plough many time effort and energy into looking after this and farmers might think you don't get anything out there is a special tax incentive, just to get a little thing back. >> this man has already converted his land into a protected area. he can write off the cost of the purchase over a 25-year period. candice: that extra cash in pocket would be able to give a little bit more financial sustainability for you to manage this in perpetuity. so that you can put a little bit more into it, which would be your decision and you know what needs to happen on this side. >> absolutely. >> photographer koos va

candice: equality, crowd: black lives matter. candice: and police use of force in america.people shouting] candice: because he is far from the only one to have died in that way. nbc bay area has been covering this movement,

you lift up candice's computer a little bit, maybe on a book or something?t do you think of all of this, the way we do interviews now with all this technology let's start with you, candice. >> let me tell you what i think of it. i think it's a crock of -- i am so useless in all of this. oy. >> that's a technical term, oy, that she used. >> clearly not much fazes these pros and this zoom is nothing compared to what the actresses just pulled off in their latest film "let's talk." >> no, i can't. >> let talk about this movie it's different than anything we've ever seen. it was shot on a cruise ship, had minimal crew. >> and shot in ten days, a full-length movie. >> just tell us what that vibe felt like. >> it was very daunting, exciting and present you know, you couldn't not not be there. >> dinner at 7:00. back up to work or bed or both i'll probably work in bed. >> reporter: director stephen sodaberg shot the film himself guerrilla style, in a crossing of mary queen ii even the dialogue was improvised. >> oh, my god, you can't be intimidated by calvin -- >> o

shot in sequence and dialogue was improvised and the actors including lucas hedges diane least in candice bergen had no idea where the story was going to go have a think later no i can't. it's not anything any of us has ever seen before. as it came out of the perfervid imagination of everybody you know in it and it was a real seat of the pants kind of production. director steven soderbergh a 3 time pastor winter street only a rough line before each day's shoot your entire film was shot over 2 weeks as the cast crossed the atlantic on the queen mary 2 back when you could still take cruises. and it was like a fever dream it was i who i'm not sure of that. any of us you think we made a movie it was so fast and that was all steven and he shot the entire movie himself with a little teeny weeny camera that needed no lights and we just worked all the time on the ship we didn't get to go to the scraw our gym member we just did this movie let them all talk premiers on line on h.b.o. max on december 10th compas who is the real. joining me now to talk about let them all talk is you know his movie gu

candice bergen they essentially work for nothing just so they can be on the project the b.p.t. part of it and and this film is getting great reviews i mean it shows you maybe you don't need a 100000000 dollars to make a great movie you just need a great director great actors and you know the energy to power through skype so we've got to stick around because i want to look at some different movies let's check out this year's crop of christmas flicks. there's a more diverse crop of christmas movies this holiday season kicking michael keaton and forest whitaker play rival toy makers and netflix is jingle jangle it's a fresh take on the holiday musical genre with the only african-american league's. school group. are proof that there are foods pools school food food food food you are seeing people of color being represented in a way you have seldom seen and the christmas romantic comedy gets a new twist with happiest season starring kristen stewart and mackenzie davis as lesbian couple abby and harper their holiday trip home gets apocalypse and harper admits she hasn't come out to h

candice bergen they simply work for nothing just so they can be on the project to be p.-p. part of it and and this film is getting great reviews i mean it shows you maybe you don't need a 100 $1000000.00 to make a great movie you just need a great director great actors and you know the energy to power through skype so we've got to stick around because i want to look at some different movies let's check out this year's crop of christmas flicks. there's a more diverse crop of christmas movies this holiday season kicking michael keaton and forest whitaker play rival toy makers and netflix's jingle jangle it's a fresh take on the holiday musical genre with the only african american league. school. are proof that there are foods pools food food food food food you are seeing people of color being represented in a way you have seldom seen 1st and the christmas romantic comedy gets a new twist with happiest season starring kristen stewart and mackenzie davis as lesbian couple abby and harper their holiday trip home gets harper admits she hasn't come out to her family to talk about

. >> jimmy: yeah, that's great it is, dianne wiest and candice bergen >> candice bergen, yeah. >> jimmy>> jimmy: did you get to hang out with the casts before you started filming? >> yeah, we did. we had a few cast dinners in new york and there was this one -- after one of the dinners, we all like went out, it was i think in the west village, and we're all talking and we're going to get into our taxis and then meryl just like starts unhooking like a bike -- like a bike chain and like just -- >> jimmy: of course. -- hops on her bike and bikes home >> jimmy: of course she does gosh >> sort of a true o.g. moment. >> jimmy: steven soderbergh directed the movie that man is a genius >> yeah. >> jimmy: how was that experience >> it was -- i hate him, man i hate steven soderbergh >> jimmy: yeah, me, too. but i got that vibe. >> yeah, he's smart. he's smart no, i love steven. and he was -- one of the ways it was unique was he -- when we had our first meeting he was like, whatever you want this character to be or however you want him to dress, however you want him to speak. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >>

and did they, did anyone ever go, oh my god, it's meryl streep and diane wiest and candice bergen!t think so... alarmingly. >> stephen: you're not as attractive as a midnight shrimp buffet. because i know people just eat from hell to breakfast on these boats, right? >> well, they eat and they gamble and they dance and it's pretty-- the greatest thing is really that moment in the middle of the ocean, in the middle of the night, you go out on the deck, and you're so far from everything. and in fact, they tell you when you first get on, there's a point where, if anything terrible happens, nobody could really get there in time, you know, there's no way to land or anything, so that's sort of thrilling. >> stephen: ( laughs ) wow. >> and you have that feeling, you know, of people navigating by celestial navigation. i was thinking about people making that crossing under the most horrible circumstances, you know, the slave ships and benjamin franklin going back and forth to the court of louis the whatever. and i just thought, wow... it really is awe-inspiring to see the night sky with abso

candice sweat from our nbc affiliate in dallas-ft. has more on their efforts to help families. >> reporter: the idea came to stella nine years ago after hurricane sandy. jingle bell mistletoe was created. >> cut it out of the trees make it pretty and able to use it to make a difference and to help people. >> reporter: since then the organization blossomed with close friends who have been by her side since the beginning. for a few bucks people walk away with fresh mistletoe and the satisfaction knowing 100% of proceeds go to the north texas food bank, which has seen its fair share of hardship this year. >> it's really hard to watch what's been happening and the lines of people who already couldn't, you know, get food for themselves. those lines are getting longer. every dollar that you give to them provides three meals which is mind-blowing. >> reporter: quinn is one of the original four since the organization's inception and experienced the satisfaction of full-circle moments. >> we've actually had the privilege of meeting some people

candice bergen they simply work for nothing just so they can be on the project the b.p. part of it and and this film is getting great reviews i mean it shows you maybe you don't need a 100000000 dollars to make a great movie you just need a great director great actors and you know the energy to power through the absolutely scott stick around because i want to look at some different movies let's check out this year's crop of christmas flicks. there's a more diverse crowd of christmas movies this holiday season kicking michael keaton and forest whitaker play rival toy makers enough flicks is jingle jangle it's a fresh take on the holiday musical genre with the only african-american leave. it school groups. are proof that there are things pools food food food food food you are seeing people of color being represented in a way you have seldom seen 1st and the christmas romantic comedy gets a new twist with happiness this season starring kristen stewart and mackenzie davis as lesbian couple abby and harper their holiday trip home gets slammed harper admits she hasn't come out

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candice nguyen: right there, it says off the top, "criminals are like weeds."igad shaban: do you worry you may not be here to see the case make its way through court? alfonso rocciola: yes. mark stone: i don't think it's justice. no, it's not justice. jack liebster: this beach, stinson beach, it'll be gone. a lot of it would be underwater. stephen stock: if we don't do anything, what happens? jack liebster: the water's going to come in the front door. dar mims: we need to really start living with fires opposed to really trying to suppress it all the time. ♪

outside they won't come out and this will be the 3rd time during the pandemic citrus salon owner candice lee oddo says she will have to close up. >>pierce allies cannot operate indoors or outdoors under the new order now my biggest concern. >>at this point is my staff. you know they had the support with in the eye on its on the unemployment and the last round next time you know there's no clarity on whether or not that coming back >>right now that by it. troubling times just got more troubling. in martinez belief all kron 4 news and the cdc is now recommending the universal use of face masks this maze mask-wearing should be more widespread and even won within the home if living with someone with the virus or if someone has possibly been exposed at a state and local level. the cdc recommends that local leaders mandate face masks inside public spaces. >>their local advice includes having officials provide face provide the face mask for specific populations if needed. these new guidelines come as the united states has seen dangerous levels of rising covid trends just yesterday the united st

candice tyler moore a decent person at heart and it's the decent burka you need to bring to the floor for you or anybody else for the stuff about the foreign legion i could smack you want them. to go away if i think. l.a. has managed to get poorer back into this proud pride of lions together with saskia the prodigal son will be coaching kids on a regular basis yeah time will tell help borax story continues but he did keep coming to the club after we stopped filming to. think of mother earth and so her. b. i always hear things like oh no sounds good don't hit me that's a lot of months and i then ask people if they've ever done any boxing or did i know what it actually involves the money on the court and if they say no. then for me the conversation is over to the book. store in spite of closing any news close relatives are allowed to visit their loved ones are pastors more important now than. they provide support and human connection despite the protective sin and sometimes to the ones who will be there until the day meet. next monday totally. is quite as simple as it seems. to understa

. >> reporter: contra costa county board of supervisor candice anderson admits it's been a tough year for small businesses. but she says other restaurants are following the rules. and without naming names andersen says one danville restaurant is at risk of being shut down. >> it is potentially a real possibility that they will be shut down by our environmental health division. >> reporter: in danville unsar hassan, abc 7 news. >>> people are telling us about the cost to treat covid if they don't have insurance. a reminder from covered california next. >>> also we'll remember dawn wells, one of the stars of the '60s sitcom "gilligan's island." >>> and the massive container cranes that sailed under the golden gate with just a few feet to spare. look at that. abc 7 news continues right after this. if there's anything that this year has taught us, it's the things that matter: family. health. that's it. we found help at covered california. now we have a plan we can afford. enroll now at coveredca.com now we have a plan we can afford. ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. becau

having difficulty paying his rent and asked his landlord candice suspend rick because he is not earningh money to survive and the profit of tier 3 for him will be horrendous. but we must not forget the fact that 23 medium people up in a country and many in the northwest where i come from a many in the northeast to some of the midlands have put up with this kind of thing for a long time now and still have businesses there. so we cannot afford to let too much bleeding for metropolises because we i'iow bleeding for metropolises because we now been hit. what is the situation with the money? so businesses can get a with the money? so businesses can geta grant with the money? so businesses can get a grant if they are in tier 3 is a understand of what to £3000. that's a month for the time they closed down. this was a real gradual sort of increase after a lot of lobbying on behalf of businesses over the autumn to eventually get to this space. but businesses still don't think that this is enough and will help them. staff of course can be on the furlough schema we know that's been extended until

residential treatment beds so i could still courtney candice is because you'll be able to get it if itgoes through you'll be able to get the same treatment that you can get on the streets so we know that the current jenny eager is high substance abuse and mental health issues and co-occurring diagnoses if we treat that while someone on the wall we make everyone sing not just the pain inside the president names aren't etc but cystitis in general i give people a chance to read claiming their dignity and hopefully produce a variety and getting their addiction under control and not committing any more crimes it's interesting are there are we going to see a shift in how substance abuse is treated in our justice system and will proposals like this also affect those with long standing drug problems we've already. been serving out their sentences i mean kim fox cook county state's attorney in chicago is right now pushing to automatically your race convictions for dealing we expose cocaine and heroin arrests as well are we going to see this as kind of a better or a better idea the better practi

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it's a steven soderbergh movie with a great cast diane wiest, german chan, candice bergen, lucas hedges mary. >> yeah. >> stephen: it made cruising look attractive. >> well, it couldn't get much more attractive than on that particular ship. it's pretty spectacular. but, yeah, we went -- i guess it was last august. i mean, before the quarantine, before the covid thing, and we crossed for, i guess it's seven or eight days, and made the whole movie pretty much then. there were two or three scenes in england once we landed, but the added thing was that debra isenberg, the great novelist, and stephen had outlined an idea. and each scene each day had the outlines of an idea but no script. so we made it up as we went along. >> stephen: so how would they do it? would they hand you your intention or something? how do you know where you're going? >> well, you have where you're supposed to end up, the sort of result that needs to happen at the end of the scene. but how you get there was just individually up to the actors that were in the scene. so it was really fun and really lively, and they're v

. >> the next question is from candice a.p., your line is now open. expect : whm should we vaccinations in nursing homes to be complete? i think the majority said they are not going to be starting ramping up until next week. and also, was there any follow-up on the explanation on the pfizer doses that dropped below what they were supposed to in california and alabama? general perna: first of all i think you are going to see many long-term health care facilities and nursing homes administering vaccines accordingly. several states have already started. last week as we talked about and they utilized capability and capacity to go right in and begin. at the end of the day, though, we are supporting the state plans and execution. we developed a very, very good partnership with c.v.s., walgreens, and over 70,000 long-term health care facilities. as the vaccine gets prioritized between first-line medical persons and long-term health re facilities, there will be a sharing to the governor's priorities in execution. will we know, for example, that over 1300 faci

you can't operate like that and this will be the 3rd time during the pandemic citrus salon owner candice lee oddo says she will have to close up. >>pierce allies cannot operate indoors or outdoors under the new order and the most blind sided by just the lack >>and the court and funding that there is where the businesses and 4. the staff member of they're going to need help and we yesterday. >>and that really is the concern for all of these businesses they support protecting the public from potentially spreading the virus. but without a stimulus package in sight. they just don't know really how they're going to move forward live in martinez felecia ball from 4 news. >>thank you so much fully from the situation is the same in the south bay. they're also going to have to be doing some shut down south the hospitals have already fallen below the 15% capacity threshold that would have triggered a lockdown there kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose with more on what's happening in santa clara county good afternoon rob. >>justine is a fairly grim picture here in the south bay

negative against temperate he has called for a constitutional amendment ban burning flag burning and candiceas signed onto that breeze called for firing the football players who kneel. this is intolerance but it's not something can put all the, he left. unfortunately the mainstream right is a liberal when it comes to free speech breeze >> it's very populous. which of populism doesn't allow for free speech an individual like you would hope. look at this handsome pair. nancy policy and matthew mcconaughey try to break their stalemate and provide covid relief to struggling of americans pay no matter what happens, fermented this relief bill is destined to be too little too late. so why did they wait so long? isn't the real solution opening up the economy letting people work question equity think alexandra is absolutely the right solution is simple politics and three quarters of small businesses out there without some sort of assistance or opening up the economy let people live their life. it's 81% of minority-owned small businesses. these lockdowns are crushing our businesses out there. they are

but representation isn't all that matters, says local organizer candice mckinley. >> it's nice to havek like me. you might have family members that look like mine, but if they're not actually fighting for my community and like for policies and laws that will actually help my community, then that doesn't mean much to me. yamiche: eddie glaude jr. is the james s. mcdonnell distinguished university professor of african american studies at princeton university. i think black women need to claim this victory and in doing so, insist on having and wielding actual power. and we -- the representational moment is important. the symbolic significance of a black woman being the vice president of the united states is important. but what we need in our communities right now are policies that will address the suffering that engulfs our communities today. yamiche: that's something harris has promised to do. and as she looks toward the inauguration, she's already acknowledging the tough road ahead. sen. harris: as i said the night we won this election: now is when the real work begins. the necessary wo

. >> reporter: candice anderson admits it's been a tough year for small businesses and says other restaurants are following the rules, and anderson says one danville restaurant is at risk of being shut down. >> it's potentially a real possibility that they will be shut down by our environmental health division. >> reporter: in danville, anser hassan, abc7 news. >>> the cliff house restaurant is set to close permanently after 157 years. on instagram and facebook the long-time proprietors announced the cliff house sign will be taken down at noon today. they say after days of negotiations with the national park service, talks fell apart. the nps said it offered the concessionaries a new 3 1/2 year term to keep the restaurant open but the proprietors did not accept the offer. the existing concession contract expires today. >>> childrens fairly land in oakland will remain closed until the spring. the park is concerned that the current stay-at-home order is going to be extended. directors say their goal is to reopen the park for three days a week starting march 19th. in the meantime fairyland will

outside they won't come out and this will be the 3rd time during the pandemic citrus salon owner candice lee oddo says she will have to close up. >>hair salons cannot operate indoors or outdoors under the new order now my biggest concern. >>at this point is my staff. you know they had the support with in the and it's on the unemployment and the last round next time you know there's no clarity on whether or not that coming back >>right now that by it. troubling times just got more troubling. in martinez belief all kron 4 news. >>now a stay at home order really help stop the spread of covid to question a lot of people are wondering tonight, we'll turn to an expert for an answer on that hopefully joining us now stanford professor of medicine and infectious diseases. doctor dean winslow doctor winds low. thank you for being here as interesting with this order that san mateo county is not involved you know stanford right on the border in santa clara county. here the governor of new mexico say what happens in texas and arizona affects her. what do you make of sand that a lot thing out. >>you k

it got trotted out by candice campaign teams for every political camming that he had but it also helped make john hersey's career because it provided him to the magazine made them famous. you mention old joe kennedy had the fact it appeared in the new yorker. that was not a big enough magazine. >> right. like, life would've been great but the new yorker was just a little pie for him. he even badgered harold ross into having it vindicated i think in reader's digest which was another magazine that harold ross despised, and it still, i don't know how kennedy twisted his arm but it did indicate in reader's digest. >> speaking of reader's digest, another thing about the new yorker in those war years of course was so-called pony edition that appeared in a smaller addition which was available to service been. it was a key thing in driving up its circulation and making it more important for all the guys who were coming home who would buy it in 1946 when it came out. hersey had this relationship with shawn bates. then what happens? how does he get to japan and had to see breakthrough the walls o

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, quickly, what does that mean in terms of quality control on the site, whether it's the vendors, candicenies themselves, or whether it is consumers coming to the site and doing things like writing reviews >> yeah. so we rolled out system ware, and this is important for us from a data normalization. on the review side, we've made it clear for people who purchased the products, verified purchasers, you can down filter and see the reviews from those people whether it's on our site or we have a spotify type e-commerce, so we can see people purchasing from third-party sites the other thing that has been remarkable, and i think this is where we're trying to take a leading position, is we rolled out enhanced verification. retail e braners and brands to the platform have to go through a verification process to my knowledge, we're one of the only marketplace platforms doing that, other than relying on section 230 protections >> chris, congrats again please come back fascinating look at where the industry is headed appreciate it. chris beals of weedmaps. >>> we'll take a break indication oainbn rb

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