so heather had the brilliant idea. l's just sit down and have those conversations in front of a camera live and see if anybody shows u and it became staggering popular. and then it got us in trouble because we called it like we saw it. and i must say, the official narrative on covid was so far from act accurat that, well, there were a lot of people who did not want us doing it. and again, the name the dark horse pcast, dark horse is one word. bret weinstein and his wife and evolutionary biologist heather high have put out this book. a hunter gatherers guide to the 21st century evolution and the challenges of modern life. we appreciate yournow to busines the thor of viera mrs. vladimir nabokov, which won the 2000 pulitzer prize for

tras el arresto, stevens declaró haber escondido el cuerpo de heather después de que ella murió en sur de heather schwab. jocelyn donoso, telemundo captado en cámara, quedó el momento en que volcó un barco que trasladaba a más de 100 personas a una isla privada en las bahamas. >> algunos de los pasajeros empezaron a saltar al agua. como pueden ver, tras ver que la embarcación empezaba a inclinarse en el hecho, las autoridades dijeron que falleció una mujer de 74 años, originaria de colorado. no se reveló su identidad. además se sigue investigando qué habría causado este percance. >> también quedó captado en cámara el momento en que un sujeto se habría bajado de una patrulla para ir de compras. no tuvo inconvenientes ni pena y aprovechó el viaje para llevarse de todo, desde toallas de papel hasta detergente, según las autoridades, ese vehículo fue robado el pasado viernes. el campus de la universidad del distrito de columbia. esto es en washington, d.c. y hasta el momento no lo han encontrado y tampoco al sospechoso. >> mientras que en filadelfia, 4 presuntos ladrones habrían amenazado

you too, heather. thanks so much. okay.ow it is time for us to talk about the weather and the santa rosa fire department. rosemary actually ending fire season in in part because of this rain that's on the way. >> yeah, since santa rosa has been one of the spots that has benefited today, heather coming in with more than 3/10 of an inch of rainfall, while most of the central and south bay just trace amounts reported from earlier this morning. one 107 inch reported in oakland. and moving forward, we do have the opportunity of getting scattered showers over the course of the next few days. in fact, this is not expected to end until saturday, although it's really going to be hit and miss as we move forward. here's a look at san francisco, where it's been a mainly dry afternoon, started out with the showers this morning. those moved out and again in everybody looks like south of i-80. here is dry. and then south of the golden gate is dry. scattered showers continue over areas of the north bay. if we move in a little bit closer, j

heather zumarraga still with us and follows the retail sector.rs are spending pretty well going into this holiday season. any problem with that? >> no, they are spending, and i expect a decent holiday shopping season. stuart: what are they spending it on? >> right, the problem is when you dig a little bit deeper in the consumer data, they're spending on services so they're not necessarily spending on shopping, but they're spending on healthcare, spending on rent so when you look at the pictures, it's kind of a mixed bag because look at ross, gap, wal-mart, target, all of these stores are beating their earning ands doing very well but what they have in common, stu, they're issuing very cautious outlook about next year or the future of consumer spending. stuart: what's wrong with next year? >> well, companies will have to refinance their debt at much higher rates and that can hurt their balance sheets and number two, interest rates are the full impact, they've come down, especially in the ten year from 5 to 4.4 where we are today, they're herr than

here, heather. all right.s is what driveis is whrive okay, so when target waseir targeted, their stores just a fg shut them down. they didn't put up a fight. th gangs come in. they didn't do it. they just shut the stores down in harlem, oregon, wherever.r. now you have the delivery people getting targeted. when will the companies or the insurancthe companies actually stand up and say something? >> well, it's interestin andgnoo you mentioned target. they i'm not going to bore you with stats, but they had their earnings thiins week. ceo brian cornell said, look, customers are thankfulll says, ' put up these glass. i don't think they're bulletproof but like glass protectors for all ofe es the merchandise, especially out in queens. >> they're doing i t. >> and the customers are saying this is great because they had no b inventory on the shelves. as there was no stuff to buy. and you know what? as a consume ar it's going to cause the prices to go up. it already has because of thecot thef theo t. yes. it's not just

heather, you wanted to bring to the greenwich street steps. why >> i just love the san francisco hills sport hundreds of staircases like these mpts anybody wantish to get exercise in before the conference days can come here or any number of neighborhoods and go up and down a few times and your claws will be burning. it is beautiful here, great views of the skyline, the bay, treasure island, alcatraz and exploy coit tower. >> at the top of this particular set of stairs is telegraph hill, and there used to be wild parrots thatd flew around and thrfs a film made about them once you were fascinated by those parrots. >> there is wild parents here, nobody knows where they started. the main idea is maybe they were pets that escaped from a wendo and started mating and have a huge family. in my previous job at the san francisco chronicle we name the city official animal and the board of supervisors declared the wild parrots. >> in san francisco we think of the sea lions at the animal. but i love the wild parrots. when i first moved to san francisco thi

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heather -- chafey. heather, do you find him funny? attractive? do you know where you are right now?ver heard of him. don't know who he is. maybe i should pay attention. he keeps talking about his cheek bones. if you don't have cheek bones, you can pay for them. you can buy cheek bones nowadays. if you think oh whoa is me, i'm so hot so people don't listen to what i say or laugh at my jokes, you can also make yourself less attractive i'd imagine. posting pictures topless like putin on his horse or showing pictures instagram like your big biceps like you, greg gutfeld, i see you quite often posting pictures of yourself, you know, what are you going to expect then? >> i don't post those pictures. have you been rivaling through my belongings? >> always. always. >> i was telling you this in the green room, i have a female "friend" who had no interest in comedy at all. she's in her mid-60's. she's married, has a kid and she flew to see this guy by herself. >> oh! >> she stopped off at the store for a zucchini. >> could you argue he's broadening the appeal of comedy? >> 100%. what i like a

thank you, heather. take care.ing up here on the for today, recognizing and celebrating native americans. we'll talk live with those at the san francisco american indian cultural center about the organization's mission to improve and promote the well being of 1st november is native american heritage month and this is video from a dance class hosted by the american indian cultural center since 1968. the organization in san francisco has been working to increase the visibility of american indian cultures, improving awareness, understanding and respect. according to the us census, the indigenous population here in the bay area is more than 18,000 people and the ohlone are the predominant native american group here. there are also the bay miwok in the east bay and in the north bay. the graton rancheria community kashaya patwin in and mouswald wappo. for more, we're joined this afternoon live by april mcgill, the executive director of the american indian cultural center there in the city. thank you so much for being her

alex, heather. all right, greg, you mentioned some of the members of the media there are obviously a lot of international interest in this. >> what are some of the storyline things that they say they'll be watching? >> yeah. heather, a lot of this storylines overlap with many of the things that we are covering. we spoke to a journalist from japan who said certainly he's watching the conversations between the us and japan, but also he is closely watching the conversation between president biden and president xi jinping to see how that will ripple effect into japan. take a listen . >> a lot of people in japan and have interest in this discussion because it's, you know, directly impact on our economy and politics. so what kind of discussion will be delivering is very one of the biggest concern of our nation. that journalist confirming what we've been talking about and reporting for days. >> the eyes of the world are on that much anticipated meeting between the two presidents on wednesday. heather >> al

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this time, joining us is sophia costa and heather burke. sophia, a month does not necessarily make a trend but can this buying spree last? can you keep buying in europe? sophia: what would stop it? if everything is moving higher, it is difficult if you have reluctant buyers who do not leave in it. if your nearing the end of the year and falling behind, europe has not had the strength we are seeing in the u.s. it has been a good november but nowhere near as good as the u.s. much of that has to do with the fact that there is not so much tech here in europe but if you look outside the equity market and you are seeing blackstone saying that they are looking to buy european real estate deals here. the fact that we have at least some certainty in the market when it comes to whether rates have he or not, it has given that confidence boost. alix: here is what makes the scratch my head. christine lagarde is talking about a stronger economy but she still talked about inflation coming down is a priority. that to me says higher for longer with rates. n

. >> heather operation. what is operation? >> what is jenga? that's correct. >> or as heather calls it, the blocks game, celebrity jeopardy! >> new tonight, 8:00, 7:00 central on abc. i came here on this journey hoping to find love . >> i dancing in the dark >> you love this is it. perfect night. >> we're back with breaking news from japan at a us military osprey aircraft has crashed into the ocean with eight people on board. eyewitnesses say the aircraft had fire coming from an engine as it fell into the sea. ospreys can take off and land like a helicopter, but fly like a plane. we'll stay on top of this breaking story from japan. >> we hope everyone's okay in south carolina. alec murdoch has been sentenced to 27 years in prison for financial crimes. that is exactly how long prosecutors were recommending. it's part of a plea deal. abc's andrea fujii has the details. >> disgraced south carolina attorney alec murdoch faced his victims in court as he was sentenced to 27 years for financial crimes. >> is because of what you did to me. >> i thank g

[music] >> hi, friends i'm pria here with heather knights. heather, you wanted to bring to the greenwich street steps. why >> i just love the san francisco hills sport hundreds of staircases like these mpts anybody wantish to get exercise in before the conference days can come here or any number of neighborhoods and go up and down a few times and your claws will be burning. it is beautiful here, great views of the skyline, the bay, treasure island, alcatraz and exploy coit tower. >> at the top of this particular set of stairs is telegraph hill, and there used to be wild parrots thatd flew around and thrfs a film made about them once you were fascinated by those parrots. >> there is wild parents here, nobody knows where they started. the main idea is maybe they were pets that escaped from a wendo and started mating and have a huge family. in my previous job at the san francisco chronicle we name the city official animal and the board of supervisors declared the wild parrots. >> in san francisco we think of the sea lions at the animal. but i lo

we have heather zumarraga. heather, i want to start with the new york fed.reached, i have to underscore this word, unprecedented levels. this is new york city. we've had massive levels of homelessness throughout the years. we had the bowery. they have never seen homelessness to this degree in part because of the affordable housing shortage but asylum-seekers. you've been warning us for years about the open borders and the economic and human consequences. now we're starting to see that. >> absolutely, charles. i mean new york mayor eric adams, who was once in favor of a sanctuary status said, wait a minute, we need to close the borders. not only that we'll cut budgets across the board by 5%, with the police, the firefighters, education, all to fund this growing migrant crisis. new york city, charles, you bring in $100 billion, not you personally but up there in new york people like cardi b on instagram saying wait a minute, we don't have a revenue problem. we have a spending problem. if you bring in 100 billion, why do you still need to make budget cuts? why

i'm heather holmes. problem is, she says someone else spent the money.ur crystal bailey is here after finding out more about this scam. crystal, that's really on the rise. that's right. >> imagine walking to the register with all of your items and the gift card you were counting on to pay for all of these items gets declined. that's what happened in this case. the woman in novato who bought them sent to thousand dollars worth of gift cards to families in hawaii supporting survivors of the maui wildfire. and when they tried to use them, the money wasn't there. kristine miller is doing everything she can to help those devastated by wildfires, sending supplies and love to lahaina. and she's emotional to find out her help didn't go very far when the gift card she sent didn't work. >> these people have lost everything, everything. their homes. they're living on beaches . they're living in parks. they have nothing. and for them to get a gift. sorry. okay and have that taken from them. it's appalling. >> on top of her nonprofit work on the ground, she purchased

heather, great to see you. welcome to you.s that we saw on tuesday, especially when it came to abortion rights? >> thanks so much for having me here. i think what we are really seeing is that voters really understand the stakes. and they understand that things are getting done in the states. using virginia as an example, voters knew that they would go to the polls on tuesday. and then if they woke up on wednesday morning with republican control in their legislature that they were going to have an abortion ban. that really crystallized the understanding of the stakes, and the amount of impact that the state legislature has is really motivating. we have been seeing it all over across the country, and we're gonna use that momentum as we move into 2024. >> i want to read a headline to you from usa today, which kind of encapsulates what's happening across the country whent mes to abortion rights, specifically, as congress freezes, states take action on abortion rights, marijuana legalization and other top priorities. if you look at

i 1st heather i yeah, i mentioned that in war and conflict and not just in gaza but around the world very often is to women and children that bear the brunt of the violent talk to us about the difficulties palestinian women are facing currently in gaza on the constant attack and what the world is saying and doing about this. well, you've covered a lot of this, um, in the, in the intro to this, like brandon and the other speakers have as well. i mean, it said it's an unspeakable situation for everyone. of course, but it affects women and girls and in some specific ways. obviously the collapse of the health care system has is one clear area where, um, you know, it's, it's pregnant women who. busy are experiencing a crisis, but it's not only them it's, it's anyone who's trying to get regular health care, including sexual and reproductive health care, which is certainly going to be unavailable to people. it's the, it's also about the role of women as caregivers. because of course, we know that caregiving has very gendered and so, you know, trying to find clean water to make formula for a

heather waldman reporting. all right.urning to your health now, many of you are seeing more coworkers or family members out sick. so we decided to speak with one of the leading local experts on this topic. ucsf infectious disease doctor peter chin-hong says covid cases are trickling down in the bay area after a summer surge, but they've plateaued. he expects cases to start climbing higher, though, as winter arrives and we start mingling with others for the holidays and there's a new variant too. it's still omicron, but hvr1 is sickening. a lot of people. >> most importantly, it's very similar to the type included in the vaccine. so if you get the vaccine, it's going to be really helpful for the winter. >> and he recommends getting flu and covid vaccines and the rsv vaccine. if you are eligible as soon as halloween is over tomorrow, the holiday ice rink at san francisco's union square is scheduled to reopen for the winter season. the ice rink is celebrating its 16th year as a lot of fun. downtown opening ceremony festiviti

also in hospital and critically ill was heather's husband, ian. he is a local pastor., and was released nearly two months later from and was released nearly two months laterfrom hospital. that is in relation to the attempted murder charges, but there are also these three separate attempted murder charges which police say relate to separate incidents that happened in 2021 and 22. that is in relation to a 48—year—old man that lived very close to here. that is in relation to meals that he allegedly consumed at the time. just to meals that he allegedly consumed at the time. , , ., .,, ., , at the time. just an astonishing sto . here in the uk, the covid inquiry has heard that the former health secretary matt hancock wanted to decide "who should live and who should die" if hospitals became overwhelmed. the man who led the nhs until 2021, lord simon stevens, told the hearing that he wanted to discourage the idea that a secretary of state should decide. fortunately, he said, "this horrible dilemma" never crystallised. with more on this our health editor hugh pym joins me. 0nc

so as you know, we cannot comment on that. >> you know what i might say, heather?o look, now, i'm not saying that -- if we can in mind sight infinitively say inflation was transitory but make a spike more than people think? maybe it wasn't overspending for the first two years of president biden's administration. maybe it wasn't all of the money sloshing around for covid relief. maybe it really was supply chains closed, transitory and here it is coming down? what do you think? >> wow. i think that is a big conciliatory statement here this morning. you know, that is what we have been arguing all along, was that the pandemic created this unique economic moment. it was challenging for not just the united states but around the world. it led to these enormous challenges across the sly clayne, upending the economy and add on top of that war in ukraine upending global energy prices and all that needed to work its way through the system. turns out harder to start things back up. took more time than it was to turn things off. the good news is that we focused so much energy a

thank you much, heather, clare you very much, heather, clare and for joining you very much, heather,d howard, forjoining me. if you've just in, stay you've just tuned in, stay tuned. still come. tuned. loads more still to come. this gb news. more to come in this is gb news. more to come in the houn this is gb news. more to come in the hour, including my the next hour, including my monologue on farage in the monologue on nigel farage in the jungle cancel culture jungle and cancel culture among the pc brigade. but the woke left pc brigade. but first, some weather. first, let's get some weather. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. it is staying on the cold side as we move the rest of as we move through the rest of the weekend. frost returning tonight, but have rain tonight, but we will have rain moving from the atlantic and moving in from the atlantic and we on the bigger we could see that on the bigger picture. high pressure moves away as through into the away as we head through into the second half of the weekend. replaced pressure, r

heather, thank you for joining us tonight.e elections, where democrats have very frequently been criticized in the past national democrats for not paying enough attention to it. this building blocks of the party. it looks like the democrats do the right way in virginia. >> yeah. we are paying attention now, right? i think that's what matters. we've had an incredible winning streak in this date starting in 2022, and really great winds throughout this year in special elections where democrats have been over performing. the stakes were understood by voters in tuesday's election, and it's something important to note. voters understand how critically important their state legislature is to their lives, and in this case, in virginia, we're talking a lot about access to reproductive health care and abortion, and voters in the state knew that when they went to the polls on tuesday, if they were there wednesday in the republicans in control there would be an abortion ban. as we look ahead to 2024, which i know everyone loves to do righ

heather, how much emotion when it comes to this issue. all right. amber lee reporting live for us in oakland. amber, thank you. the health ministry in hamas ruled gaza says the palestinian death toll from the ongoing war with israel is now more than 10,000, while israel says some 1400 israelis have died in the conflict. but israeli authorities say fighter jets hit 450. hamas targets while troops on the ground seized a militant compound today. meantime iran backed hezbollah continues to shell northern israel today, the us secretary of state wrapped up his middle east trip in turkey with little breakthrough on achieving the humanity korean pause washington is seeking. we've also had very important conversations throughout this trip with countries in the region on the role that everyone can play in making sure that the conflict doesn't expand, doesn't spread to other countries, and attacks on us forces in the region are increasing. the pentagon says there were eight new attacks over the weekend. well, in southern california, a propane palestinian prote

heather waldman reporting. all right.ning to your health now, many of you are seeing more coworkers or family members out sick. so we decided to speak with one of the leading local experts on this topic. ucsf infectious disease doctor peter chin-hong says covid cases are trickling down in the bay area after a summer surge, but they've plateaued. he expects cases to start climbing higher, though, as winter arrives and we start mingling with others for the holidays and there's a new variant too. it's still omicron, but hvr1 is sickening. a lot of people. >> most importantly, it's very similar to the type included in the vaccine. so if you get the vaccine, it's going to be really helpful for the winter. >> and he recommends getting flu and covid vaccines and the rsv vaccine. if you are eligible as soon as halloween is over tomorrow, the holiday ice rink at san francisco's union square is scheduled to reopen for the winter season. the ice rink is celebrating its 16th year as a lot of fun. downtown opening ceremony festivities

a corner, sending me out, an serena interrupted in this 44 minutes a 2nd assist for sydney keynes heather to accurate for kevin miller. how you doing? hi im came up scrapping in the 2nd period. having the deficit suits in plain beach . in the 67 minutes the germans for school the campaign. a defensive arrow for mid j kim, just 3 minutes later. so height and height miraculously equalized through john nick less best the heads of lucky by the finish, but by and deservedly punished for their sloppy play. any hopes of a stunning come back. victory would dashed with rough fail. guerrero restored bind's lease and the 72nd minutes before substitute medic mx and people would thing put the game to bed and the divorce minutes with a pin point head of his own. the color installer ceiling afford to victory for buyer, kate and texas totally to $17.11 as buyer and go top of the tree before labor, cruise and play on sunday. and that is all for now. next up report visits a cell on an eastern germany. that's doing a make of attitudes about immigration, that's after a short break. remember, you can get your

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heather newman agreed... for this bit of output on the news channel in the early hours of wednesday morning. we do have some breaking news at this moment. we are hearing from reuters that is reporting that israel says its forces are carrying out an operation against hamas in gaza's al—shifa hospital and they are targeting people, including medical teams as well as arab speakers. that line about targeting medical teams and arab speakers was then repeated a few seconds later. but it was a misreading of the reuters report, which actually said that medical teams and arab speakers went into the hospital with israeli forces. henrietta lewis emailed us as follows... and the board of deputies of britishjews said this in a statement... later in the day, bbc news tweeted and broadcast this apology... we said that medical teams and arab speakers were being targeted. this was incorrect and misquoted a reuters report. we should have said, idf forces included medical teams and arabic speakers for this operation. so, we apo

heather, you wanted to bring to the greenwich street steps. why >> i just love the san francisco hills sport hundreds of staircases like these mpts anybody wantish to get exercise in before the conference days can come here or any number of neighborhoods and go up and down a few times and your claws will be burning. it is beautiful here, great views of the skyline, the bay, treasure island, alcatraz and exploy coit tower. >> at the top of this particular set of stairs is telegraph hill, and there used to be wild parrots thatd flew around and thrfs a film made about them once you were fascinated by those parrots. >> there is wild parents here, nobody knows where they started. the main idea is maybe they were pets that escaped from a wendo and started mating and have a huge family. in my previous job at the san francisco chronicle we name the city official animal and the board of supervisors declared the wild parrots. >> in san francisco we think of the sea lions at the animal. but i love the wild parrots. when i first moved to san francisco thi

in this 44 minutes a 2nd assist for sydney keynes heather to accurate for kevin miller. height in height and came up scrapping in the 2nd period. having the deficit suits in plain beads and the 67 minutes, the germans for school of the campaign. a defensive ero for mid g kim, just 3 minutes later. so height and height, miraculously equalized through young nicholas. best. the hints of luck about the finish, but by and deservedly punished for their sloppy play. any hopes of a stunning come back? victory would dashed with rough veil. guerrero restored bind's lease and the 72nd minutes. before substitute eric met some people with thing put the game to bed and the heat divorced minute with a pin point header of his own. the color in star stealing a 4 to victory for buyer and kate and texas totally to $17.11 as buyer and go top of the tree before labor crews and play on sunday. outside documents already fame starts and hope so for the nothing blow has been lost to one understood got nicholas fully approved, but the visitors ahead on 36 minutes. staffing in austin district, got

heather, usni. >> thank you so much. not to sound flippant but you say the war has not expanded past israel and hamas but i wonder what the dod definition of expansion is, seeing the attacks in syria and iraq against u.s. troops that only started after the hamas attack in israel. >> yeah, thanks, heather. so, again, the attack, the brutal terrorist attack that happened in israel was on october 7th. these attacks started happening on october 17th. again, we have not seen the conflict that is happening within israel, within gaza, expand out to the region. and you are seeing, or that's why we have said and continue to emphasize from this podium here that we have surged assets to the region. when we announced we announced we have put f-16s into the region, also ford carrier strike group, and the ike, that is to send a clear message of deterrence to any actor, state or nonstate actor to, if they seek to take advantage of the conflict, to really think about that again. and i'll emphasize. we are seeing the conflict contained t

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>> it doesn't look like anyone's coming to your little party to me, heather. >> vivian kensington, doable that miss woods is not prepared? >> no, i don't. >> five years ago at age 46 blair was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. after battling the autoimmune disease from the age of 7, in 2019 she walked onto the red carpet with a cane for the firstet time in an oscars afterparty making her disability visible in a powerful way and now blair has become an advocate for americans living with disabilities, joining president biden at the white house in october to recognize the 33rd anniversary of the americans with disabilities act and to advocate for new legislation for disability rights and pay equity. >> i'm here before you today as a proud, disabled woman with my cane -- [ cheering ] >> -- and my service dog scout by my side. our laws and policies must reflect that our disabled lives are not of lesser value. >> selma blair, welcome to "meet the press." >> thank you. >> thank you for being here. >> you were diagnosed five years ago with multiple sclerosis. you are in remission. how are yo

virginia was just one of the lessons learned this november, joining me now to discuss it all is the heathersident of the democratic legislative campaign committee. now, the deal cc was instrumental in flipping the virginia general assembly blue. i would like to know, people did not used to talk all about state legislatures, people need to know that it is a deal cc that is charged with doing the same legislative work, correct? >> yes, let's talk about virginia. governor youngkin, he had been portraying his proposed 15-week ban as a middle ground. on wednesday, he still had this to, say i will play it for you. >> i think one of my aspirations was to find the place to come together on one of these most difficult topics. abortion is potentially one of the most difficult topics in virginia and around the nation. my hope is and continues to be that we can find a way to come together as virginians and lead. i do believe there is a place we can come together, common ground! >> common ground. what is he talking about? is it his 15-week ban? >> yes. he lost. >> he did lose! but i'm struck by, he, kno

heather williams, democratic legislative interim president. good to see you.stake and what do you think it might tell us, the results of 2024. >> i'm excited to be here to talk about these really important races. to zoom out, right, what's happening in the states is so so important. state election, and ultimately our state houses are the races and the policies that affect us the most are decided. in virginia tomorrow, as you said, we've got all of these elections and at stake is whether or not virginians on wednesday, expect an abortion ban in the state. the stakes are so incredibly high, and virginians understand where we are headed. they are ready to go to the polls. they are ready to go vote. and if you're a virginia listener, and you have not made a plan to vote and you are a democrat, like, please, please, connect with your friend and family and yourself to get out there. the stakes are incredibly high. >> i think a lot of people who never paid attention before, frankly, have learned through things like abortion, gay rights, guns, the importance of state

writers, lisa, cameron, katie, heather. the whole gang.so thankful for the wonderful thanksgiving dinner we had here at nbc. it was nice. we had a nice dinner. it is always great to work with everyone here at nbc. >> how long have we worked together now? >> 16 years. >> it's been a while. >> a long time. >> long time. thanks for joining us. hope you had a great time with your friends and fami

thank you, heather. >> thank you.natown. >> (music). >> welcome to san francisco japantown. >> san francisco japantown is the oddity downtown in the united states. >> it was founded in the late 1800s by japanese immigrants for construction over the jars japantown has become a home to a japanese community with restaurants and shops and a popular tourism decision in the heart of san francisco. and san francisco and japantown is quite unique it is one of the three remaining chung's by the states and how i explain japantown we're a city within a city to taste and experience the japanese culture but really be a community what is all about and one of the best things about japantown is the food. there are dozens of shops in the neighborhood serving from modern deserts and go with friends. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my name is t a leader of the japantown to we try to provide something they creates like savory yummy favors we try to provide like japanese flavor as well as for the japanese customers. >> if you're foodie