it's called hello kitty men.e features men's fashion items incorporating hello kitty, intended to counteract the idea that the character is only for girls. >> translator: it looks cool. i'm not embarrassed to have hello kitty products. in fact, i think they're great. iconic fashion pieces. >> reporter: yamaguchi says hello kitty is like a blank canvas. >> translator: i think she's the only character who can take on so many different roles. hello kitty can be reborn as a result of me wondering what people want me to do with the blank canvas. >> reporter: as yamaguchi draws on the changing times to reinvent hello kitty, she looks set to keep inspiring affection in to keep inspiring affection in fans of new generations and nationalities. >>> time now for a check of the weather. people in the russian capital are dealing with their first big snowstorm. mai shoji joins us with the details. >> some residents may be feeling relieved due to the winter wonderland that finally hit moscow. there's lots of snow now, just in t

it's called hello kitty men. the line features men's fashion items incorporating hello kitty, intended to counteract the idea that the character is only for girls. >> it looks cool. i'm not embarrassed to have hello kitty products. i think they are great. iconic fashion pieces. >> yamaguchi said hello kitty is like a blank canvas. >> translator: i think she's the only character who can take on so many different roles. hello kitty can be reborn as a result of me wondering what people want me to do with the blank canvas. >> as yamaguchi draws on changing times to reinvent hello kitty, she's looks to inspire in fans in new generations and nationalities. >> here's the weekend weather forecast. >>> that's all we have this hour on "newsline." thank you for watching and have a good day. xnóx >> this week on moyers & company -- >> a black child that comes into this world is, you know, because of policy, because of policies of his country over many years, is going to arrive with injuries that a white child just isn't. and

thank you >> translator: hello everyone. my name is bennie lee. i have been living in the outer mission for 15 years. i have one son and one daughter. they are about to be grownups and i wish that there won't be another cannabis club opening up in our neighborhood. i have many friends, and many senior members of the family. they encounter these smells and it's very unpleasant. i oppose. thank you. >> just if i could interrupt i'm going to make one more requesttor anyone in the overflow room, if you can hear me, please who is in need of a spanish interpreter to please come forward and if our spanish interpreter could be so kind to interpreter that. >> if you could just say if no one comes within the next five minutes then you are going to leave. >> translator: hello. my name is -- every time i pass those cannabis shops, when i smell the marijuana, i can hardly breathe. and i have mentioned this to my doctor regarding this. then my doctor told me not to go by there. now there is going to be another one. that means that i have yes, less places that i

. >> public speaker: hello, my name is ian mcclof. i have provided many services at the sparks location and there are more than 100 treatments given out this year. i think it's remarkable that we have a dispensary that just doesn't talk about being a healing center but actually provides services to the community to those who may not be able to access to it themselves. sparks is a nice and safe and clean and beautiful place. the people that are going to other dispensaries is what they actually need. it's terrible that they have given it such a bad name. thanks for your time. >> public speaker: good evening, my name is terry, a 20-year-old resident out of the mission and currently raising two teenage children. i want to share some facts with you about the excelsior. we have a community of 73 percent of people of color. 40 percent of our households include children. over 60 percent of the kids attending our local schools are considered low income. 40 percent of the population over 16 is not in the labor force. since 2009 i participated i

and i'll see if i can find somebody. >> hello? hello? s.o.s. hello? >> seth: oh, hi.meyers from "late night." >> oh, thank god. i need help. i'm trapped. >> seth: sir, where are you trapped? >> i'm trapped in the electronics department at the target in new brunswick, new jersey. [ laughter ] >> seth: did the building collapse? >> no, no, no, no. i'm trapped under a 72-inch plasma tv. >> seth: how long have you been trapped? >> since black friday. i yanked it out of an old woman's hands and it fell on top of me. >> seth: i'm sorry. so, you're trapped under a tv in a store and no one will help you? >> you know what they say about the christmas season, seth, it's every man for himself. >> seth: yeah. >> hey, lady, get your hands off my tv. >> i'm trying to help you. >> hands off, you old bat! >> seth: all right. that's enough. that's enough of you guys. let me see if i can find somebody else. >> hello? hello? >> seth: hey, this is seth meyers. who am i talking to? >> darren spears from the top of mount everest. i can't believe it, i did it. >> seth: hey, hey congratulati

hello, stephen. >> stephen: santa. >> and i'm not alone. >> how do you do?how, stephen. >> stephen: it's true. you are a unicorn. >> and they thought mary todd was crazy. >> stephen: but, santa, it's not even christmas. why are you here? >> don't ask me. ask the one with all the answers. >> stephen: the one with all the answers? is it-- it is you. >> hello, stephen. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: "jeopardy's" alex trebek. oh, mr. trebek, where will we go? what will we do? >> you got that exactly right. all of life's important answers must be in the form of a question. ( laughter ) >> stephen: so i guess i'll be gone forever. >> oh, no, no, no, stephen. we'll always be there for the american people whenever they need us the most. >> stephen: yeah, but aren't you canadian? ( laughter ). >> i've have dual citizenship since 1998. >> stephen: yeah, that's not the same. >> ready, stephen? >> yes, sir, mr. president. >> ho-ho-ho. >> tell lorraine i love her. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we'll be right back! ♪ did you know you can use an iphone 6 to mak

hello, stephen. >> stephen: santa. >> and i'm not alone. >> how do you do?phen. >> stephen: it's true. you are a unicorn. >> and they thought mary todd was crazy. >> stephen: but, santa, it's not even christmas. why are you here? >> don't ask me. ask the one with all the answers. >> stephen: the one with all the answers? is it-- it is you. >> hello, stephen. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: "jeopardy's" alex trebek. oh, mr. trebek, where will we go? what will we do? >> you got that exactly right. all of life's important answers must be in the form of a question. ( laughter ) >> stephen: so i guess i'll be gone forever. >> oh, no, no, no, stephen. we'll always be there for the american people whenever they need us the most. >> stephen: yeah, but aren't you canadian? ( laughter ). >> i've have dual citizenship since 1998. >> stephen: yeah, that's not the same. >> ready, stephen? >> yes, sir, mr. president. >> ho-ho-ho. >> tell lorraine i love her. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we'll be right back! another beer? sure, give me a.....ummmmm give me a re

. >> public speaker: hello, my name is josh hoffman. i'm here to read a letter. i write to offer some contacts to cannabis medical dispensary. as a supervisor this district contains many ncd's and sparks has gone far beyond the requirements adjacent to their building that spark adopted. in consideration to their neighbors, spark security personnel routinely patrol the alley to make sure the alley is a livable and pleasant space for everyone and installed street lighting for security. sparks supports the immediate neighborhood by installing trees which was not required for city permits and removed graffiti in all direction of our facility. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> public speaker: hello, my name is steve. i'm a father and grandfather. i have noticed a blighted area near the mcdonalds for 15 years. i'm a medical user. where policemen say all of a sudden this person is an economic development specialist. this is a coffee, lively area, bike area across from the sparks club. ask is the pizza people how many people come in and buy from them and i never

enough is enough. >> public speaker: hello, my name is ron. specifically i was surprised it came out. there has been a real uptake to police activity. some is double parking is action for double parking will they do action with the two places where kids go to school you can smell the marijuana daily. nobody has not been hit i don't know. i hope it doesn't happen. there is a real dangerous thing happening with people running across the street in the middle of the night to get their stuff, especially in the middle of the night. >> good evening. my name is illiana. i have lived in the district for 35 years. i'm against the cluster of the pot clubs in my neighborhood. in the last 35 years that i have lived there, everything before me said that double parking has increased. everything has increased as far as the medical marijuana smells. i had to stop a few people in front of my house telling me to please go smoke their pot somewhere else. i have never done that in the last 35 years until lately. so i know it has to affect my neighborhood. thank yo

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or walking in and say hello at old lock cabin, golden gate park. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. today we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. it's a wonderful display. a little house in the urban center exhibition center that shows what it's like in a home in san francisco after an earthquake. one of the major issues that we are going to face after earthquakes are fire hazard. we are happy to have the fire marshall join us today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we talk about the san francisco earthquake that was a fire that mostly devastated the city. how do we avoid that kind of problem. how can we reduce fire hazard? >> the construction was a lot different. we don't expect what we had then. we want to make sure with the gas heaters that the gas is shut off. >> if you shut it off you are going to have no hot water or heat. be careful not to shut it off unless you smell gas. >> absolutely because once you do shut it off you should have the

. >> hello, hello, hello. >> seth: hello, this is seth meyers from "late night with seth meyers" on nbc >> hello. oh my god, finally. i haven't talked to another human soul in 14 years. [ laughter ] >> seth: 14 years? who am i speaking with? and where are you from? >> this is david driscoll. i am currently 10 miles below the surface of what was once cleveland. [ light laughter ] i'm assuming that the sound of your voice means civilization is finally rebuilding itself since the devistating effects of the y2k bug? [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm sorry, did you say y2k? >> yeah. yeah, i came down to this bunker december 31st, 1999. everyone laughed at me and called me a big kook. but look who's having the last laugh now. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh buddy, i don't know how to tell you this. but y2k came and went. everything is fine. >> oh. okay. wow. hm, probably shouldn't have waited until today to turn on this ham radio, huh? >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] well, yeah. why don't you come up, man. everything is fine. >> so, all right. "frasier" still going strong? [ laughter ] >> seth: no, no, "f

well hello there.ow you can watch fox 29 over the air using your antenna with no reception problems whatsoever. >> thank you, so, so short. i don't feel short any any more. so let's share some hot chocolate together. >> does the hot chocolate bring the kids out in you? >> it really does, love hot chocolate. put all of the different toppings on, there makes it great. >> so amy, thank you for coming in very much. you're in chestnut hill. your store is? >> the night kitchen bakery and cafe on the lower end of germantown avenue, chestnut hill. >> the time of year where ever one comes in, want something warm. >> hot chocolate is very popular this time of year, many variation. >> you know how to spice it up. start with the adult one first. >> okay. soy any liquor that you would like, fran gel co, almond liquor, hazelnut, but i brought white chocolate today. we can -- >> oh, any white chocolate, look at. that will so is great for new years eve. you can do a variation, with shots of any kind of liquor, in your

. >> hello. thank you for having me. my name is don, and i am a justice leader in the tender loin. and we have less permits it would be easier for young people not to smoke and easier for me to quit. thank you. >> thank you. >> i am going to call the last cards, jessica, and lorraine floor and ply path and emily already spoke from my pathos are all of the cards, that i have if there is anyone else that would like to speak come forward. >> next speaker, my name is (inaudible) and i am here to represent the bay view district and i want to (inaudible) and bling stands for building leaders and innovative new giving. and we are here to support the turf campaign and we believe in social justice and we believe that tobacco is a social justice is issue that mainly targets low income people people of color, and most importantly our youth and they are most vulnerable to the negative health impacts of tobacco use, we say that we want to make a change in our community, but we are rarely see any action, where this is our first step to the action to make change, thank you. >> my name is (inaudib

. >> translator: hello everyone. my name is livanlu. i came here this evening braving the elements, the weather, the rain. i come here to oppose the presence of cannabis in the neighborhood. i have three children 10-year-old, 7-year-old and 9-month-old. i do not wish that they smell or inhale these foul smells and will make the their well-being and healthy development. i have been living in the mission for more than eleven years and i really love the neighborhood. and when i can smell -- when i found out the presence of these unpleasant smells can make the impact our children, i found this a great pity. >> thank you. >> hello everybody, my name is chou chin lu, i am a mother of three. and they are young children. for their health and well-being, i come here -- i come here to oppose. i do not wish my kids become secondhand smokers. and please, please consider the position of a family member, as well as a mother. our children is the only thing that matters in our life. that is why i am here. thank you. >> thank you. >> translator: hello e

after he said hello and i said hello came a pause during which it would have been confusing to say hello again so i said how are you doing and guess what, he said fine and wondered aloud how i was and it turns out i'm ok. he was on the couch watching cars painted with ads for budweiser follow cars painted with ads for tide around an oval that's a metaphor for life because most of us run out of gas and settle for getting drunk in the stands and shouting at someone in a t-shirt we want kraut on our dog. i said he could have his job back and during the pause that followed his whiskers scrubbed the mouthpiece clean and his breath passed in and out in the tidal fashion popular with mammals until he broke through with the words how soon thank you ohmygod which crossed his lips and drove through the wires on the backs of ions as one long word, as one hard prayer of relief meant to be heard by the sky. when he began to cry i tried with the shape of my silence to say i understood but each confession of fear and poverty was more awkward than what you learn in the shower. after he hung up i went ou

hello! hello! hello and welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews. i'll be your host.an also check me out on brooklyn nine-nine. [cheers and applause] our first contestant says she could use some courage today, so she's channeling her spirit animal. from yonkers, new york, please welcome annmarie grillo. [cheers and applause] how are you? >> oh, my god! >> so nice to meet you, annmarie. you are channeling your spirit animal. >> yes, terry, my spirit animal is you. >> oh, my goodness.

or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >> hi, my name is jamie hooper. in this episode, we are featuring the romantic park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog lovers. it is as old as its neighbor and both have a significant forest, a refreshing retreat from urban life. the pass that meander we do under a canopy of 0, redwood, pine, and eucalyptus. chill out and this environment and you might see butterflies and dandelions. blue jays fly between the eucalyptus. it is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. six, 24, or 71 bus. we have conquered the steps, we walked the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view the park has to offer. this is the place to take someone special and enjoyed a beautiful look out. " come to corona heights, located in the heart of this district. it offers a specta

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, hello, hello?his truck is empty right now. and we need to fill it up. we need to fill it up with your help to drop by our stations here at 1555 hamilton street, and drop off a toy, and an unwrapped new toy, so great. we have got gary here from the salvation army, volunteer, gary, can we fill this truck up? >> yes, we can. >> how close do you think we'll get by, say, the end of the morning show? can we get at least half full? >> i think the ends of the morning half full. >> you heard it, that's the challenge. we need your help at home. i'll sit down here, talk to our good friends randall thomas from the salvation army. randall, happy holidays season to you, merry christmas. >> thanks for having us back. >> how important is this program? there are a lot of families, a lot of children throughout that need help. >> there are a lot of children that need help. this is very important f we fill this truck today we'll probably get go 4,000, 5,000 toys in there, that's a lot of happy faces on christmas morni

so this season give something that means something. >>> hello. our top stories.ing a coalition air raid. >> fresh anger in st. louis where police shoot dead a black teen-ager. his mother is looking for answers. >> he was going to get up and run. when he tried to get up and run, they start shooting him. >> president obama welcomes the announcement by sony pictures that will release

. >>> hello, you are watching the newshour live from london. coming up, an agonising wait for relatives as an airasia plane goes missing while flying from indonesia to singapore >>> malaysia's prime minister announces emergency funding for vuk systems of the worst -- victims of the worst flooding in a decade. >>> passengers airlifted off a ferry that caught fire off greece. hundreds are trapped on board, one man has died. >>> plus - the u.s. and n.a.t.o. formally end their war in afghanistan with a handover >>> hello, robin adams at the doha sports desk. action from the sydney to hobart yacht race plus... >> you could see the difference in the second half tsksn't football it was -- it wasn't football it was a struggle for life. >> that battle in about 45 minutes time. >>> hello. we begin in asia where a search and rescue operation is due to resume in the next couple of hours for a malaysian passenger jet. it disappeared over the java sea with 162 people on board. air asia flight qz8501 left surabaya in indonesia at 5:20am local time. the destin

." >> hello. our top stories. catholics in st. peters square and around the world await pope francis's traditional christmas message. we'll bring it to you here live. >>> the controversial film "the interview" gets its first outing in cinemas and online after a cyber attack and row over its release. >>> the u.s. military dismisses claims by islamic state militants that they shot down a jordanian war plane in syria. jordan confirms one of its pilots has been captured. >>> hello, and a very warm welcome. we begin with events in vatican city, where pope francis is due to deliver his annual christmas day message very shortly. we can show you now the scene live at st. peters square, where i understand hundreds of thousands of people have gathered. you can see them there. it's the pope's second christmas as pontiff. and his second message to the city and to the world. i think we can go live to our correspondent in rome, james reynolds. james, his speech is expected to continue the theme of empathy for refugees, which the pope highlighte

>>> hello. i'm ros atkins here on "bbc world news." these are our top stories. dozens of bodies are recovered from the java sea by search teams looking for the missing airasia jet. debris has also been spotted fld the water. officials say they're 95% sure it is from the jet. >> i'm clive myrie live in surabaya, where for two days anxious relatives have been waiting for news. >>> in other fuse, two seamen die while trying to secure the ferry that caught fire in the adriatic sea. >>> the first person diagnosed with ebola while in the uk is receiving specialist treatment at a london hospital. >>> and big news in the cricketing world. indian captain ms dhoni says he's retiring from test cricket. >>> let's begin in indonesia, where rescue teams have reportedly pulled the bodies of at least 40 people from the java sea. they were found floating near debris, which believed to be the wreckage of the airasia plane that went missing on sunday. relatives of those onboard broke down in tears on hearing the news. the jet disappeared on sunday morning during a flight from sura

>> hello? hey, jay, how's it going? yeah, yeah, i understand. it is a long way. no, i understand, it was short notice. okay-- bye. jay's not going to make it. >> stephen: let's get him any way way. >> jon: are we fighting fallon? z yeah. >> stephen: . >> jon: because i thought we were fighting diabetes. i thought that is why you called me. i thought you were fighting diabetes. >> stephen: you fight diabetes with a bat. >> stephen: i'm not a doctor. (laughter) just going to poke some diabetics, that's all. >> stephen: you know what, i don't even know what i am doing in a-- fight between you ice cream barrons. both with your own delicious flavors named after your own-- you know what? i'm just going home-- no, i'm just going to go home and eat my own flavored ice cream, the daley sherbert with jon. >> stephen: with the. >> the daley sherbert. >> stephen: with who? >> with jon stewberry. (laughter) by the way, they both sound delicious. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: well, sounds like a good flavor. >> i guess the only way to settle this is within with an ice crea

>>> hello. i'm geeta guru-murthy with bbc world news. our top stories. prayers for the victims of a pakistan school massacre. the prime minister vows to continue his crack drown against the pakistani taliban. we're inside the peshawar school where 140 died, mostly children. >> i saw shoes, clothing, school books covered in blood on the floor. large pools of blood around the aisles where children had been trying to get out of the rows of seats and out of the building. >> another taliban attack in afghanistan as militants attack a bank and kill at least six is. >>> soldiers are said to have are mistreated iraqi detainees in 2004. >>> why the new york premiere of this film poking fun at north korea has been cancelled due to threats from a hacking group. >>> hello. pakistan's prime minister is meeting all main political parties to discuss how to respond to the taliban attack on a school in peshawar. more than 140 were killed, nearly all children. the prime minister lifted a moratorium on the death penalty on cases of terrorism. the first journalist to see th

hello. hello.n regards to what -- the comment you made, i am about the same as as her as well. 9-11 was definitely the defining moment. maybe it hadn't askhappened whe you asked her. as far as i am concerned, that was a pivot points in my life. i had graduated from college and definitely set the press didn't and for better or worse. we have had ups and downs, but i think in regards to your opening statement with the three greats, the three, i think it's undeniable. i think lincoln, washington and f.d.r., you know, were the best of the best, but, you know, kennedy was cut down short, and i think that historically, obama will be viewed as maybe not one of the greats, but definitely in the top 10th percentile host: thanks for the call. he mentioned 911. where would you put george w. bush guest: 9-11 was where we did come together. i think maybe paradoxically maybe no president could use 9-11 with a sense of national purn. the fact is it didn't. it led to the two least effective wars in american histor

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. >> thank you hello, again commissioners i'm josh the tenderloin school district representative we've hopefully like a our brothers and sisters we're close to roving our negotiations for this year but i populated impress upon the wage increase for members i was talking today with someone i was working with at my school site she has a family situation which her husband is very ill and she's academy of motion picture arts and sciences filing for divorcing so he can quality for medi-cal she didn't work a four hour shift i think this is really terrible you you don't you don't know i don't how to say this this is the kind of thing our members face and so keep in mind please when you talk about what was this are available for our members in addition to the hourly rate many of our employees don't participate in the retirement they believe get assigned as needs so they're left out of things with members of full schedules in the district and many of us do things like open the schools it's past my bedtime i think you'll notice the bedtime is past 9 but i needed to get up g get up early for spec

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