jean-pierre: i don't have a timeline on the study. this is the army corps of engineers who are taking this under. i don't have anything more to share. reporter: i want to ask you about another story that is breaking. two sources are telling fox that -- the foreign policy advisor mentioned in the former indictment. again, this just came across. is there any conflict here given there has been news around the indictment. is there any conflict that would preclude sullivan from being able to carry out his duties? ms. jean-pierre: as you said, i am just hearing this so i don't have any comment. i don't know anything about what you're mentioning so i have to talk to our team. reporter: [indiscernible] knowing what we know about the dossier, is there any concern that there was too much focus on that during the president's campaign? ms. jean-pierre: again, i will refer you to the apartment of justice. reporter: what kind of outreach has the white house done regarding the progressives who have voted against the infrastructure deal? ms. jean-pie

jean elle down below for us. we'll check with you in a few minutes. >> in the south bay, people are lining up in droves for a covid booster shot just one day after santa clara county said it would give the shot to any adult, anyone 18 and over, who wants it. yesterday, the county gave that green light to booster shots for anyone 18 and over. meaning it's been at least six months if you want it since their last covid vaccination. california is asking other counties to do the same. the same thing in santa clara county, recommending all local health departments give these boosters to anyone who meets the basic requirements. the result, appointments are filling up faster than they were previously. bl we definitely have seen a rush on appointments in the last 24 hours. and our county operated sites are working hard to open up additional appointment slots for those who are seeking boosters. >> all right, at last check, late this afternoon, there were still opening for tomorrow in san jose. this new wider recommendation

furiously jean served as deputy press secretary for first lady barbara bush in 1989 to 1992. as a former journalist she was also a member of the j william fulbright foreign scholarship award and the seachange cancer board as well as an ad hoc member of the advisory board of the george bush presidential library george bush school of government and public service. our moderator for tonight's discussion islauren finch director of the george hw bush residential library and museum . lauren has 30 years of experience in the national archives and administration, first through the office of presidential libraries here in washington and then with the ronald reagan library in californiaand now the bush library and museum . trained as an archivist he was detailed to the bush white house in 1992 to assist with the bush residential materials moved to texas and has been in consultation ever sense . now let's hear fromjean becker and lauren finch. thank you for joining us today . >> hello, jean. >> that evening warren, great to see you. >> thanks for the kind introduction. i'd like to shout

jean-yves: absolutely.are really asking, and more specifically, incentivizing our staff to come back. we have to acknowledge that the digitization of our economy during the pandemic has allowed us to stay in business, stay connected, including today. i love being in the studio. i look forward to being back with you in the studio hopefully in the months to come. having said that, nothing replaces the in-person relationship. conductivity -- connectivity, this is what we do. on the east coast, in our building in -- in manhattan, we are targeting 40% by year-end, and hopefully early in 2022, 60%. we are trying to make the office attractive to make the time effective. we have to provide value for employees to enjoy being back on premises, and management is very focused on it. jonathan: they want to be paid more. we all care about this business. it is great is it people on trading floors again. something has got lost with this younger generation. they don't want to be a part of it in the same way. how are you gra

jean boys and -- jean boys and -- jean boivin, thank you. if i can guarantee you will have some people -- with the pressure on margins, it won't be as good. that is why we are still so divided on the outlook. tom: correct me on this, but the blanchard note is absolutely blistering about let's grow up and stop with the childish media phrases look at where we are. he's focused on the economy, on finance, but our finances this year are going to be on emerging markets. jonathan: they are already making a move. it is already happening, never mind next year. tom: no question about it. jonathan: equity futures advancing zero point 2%. heard on bloomberg radio, seen on bloomberg tv, getting you to the weekend, finally. from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ready. johnson & johnson will split into two companies. one we focused -- one will be focused on drugs and medical devices. the other will be as well-known brands such as band-aids and tylenol. the drug unit was first possible for 55%. a warning from the u.s. on r

a section of taunja bennett's jeans had been cut away.oking for that. >> they're able to get into the house and they search. and they find basically nothing. except for a piece of paper that has t. bennett, dash, good piece written on it. >> "t", like in the initial t for taunja, "bennett. good piece." that, i thought was amazing. >> a good piece? the expression used to be a good piece of -- >> was that a reference to a woman he had just murdered and raped? >> they're not able to identify who that handwriting is but it moves the investigation somewhat forward. >> the police decide to question john sosnovski, and they bring him in. >> do you have any knowledge of the death of taunja bennett? >> then they discover something that will turn this entire case on its head. >> it's beginning to become very bizarre to me. let's go! and when it comes to streaming movies, we haven't really experienced any buffering. it's so cool that we'll have access to movie theater-level quality pretty much anywhere. seeing it load up that quick i was genuinely s

. >>> this just in, some dramatic revelations from jean casarez's jeffery epstein's former companion. the pilot is placing several high-profile figures on epstein's planes over the years. kara is following all this for us. >> reporter: so, this is jeffrey epstein's pilot of 28 years, he's back on the stand today under cross-examination and he was asked about famous people that have flown on epstein's plane over the years. he says that includes prince andrew, former presidents bill

joining us to talk about all this, karine jean-pierre.>> good morning. senator elizabeth warren, fellow democrat, has already said she won't support jerome powell. talk if you could about her concern, and what made the president decide to tap him for a second term at a time obviously of incredible scrutiny on the nation's economy. >> well, jonathan, let me first say congratulations. i have not been on your show since the announcement, so very happy for you. >> thank you. >> yes, it is way too early, but i'm happy to join you this morning and any time. any time. >> we'll take you up on that. >> i just wanted to just reiterate a little bit of what the president said yesterday on his pick of chair powell. you know, as we know, the country is still coming out of challenges as we're trying to deal with this once-in-a-generation pandemic, but i do want to lean into what he said yesterday, is that what we have seen in the last ten months and the president's leadership in creating jobs in the last ten months, we're seeing unemployment at 4.6%, wh

the doctor denim jeans are limited to a run of just 450 pairs in australia. the $1500 price. does include samsung's z flip 3 smartphone just don't watch these genes with the phone still in the pocket. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. watch the genes. i kind of like frame them drive them is a car. >> $1500. that's slotted. james got to get a lot of use out of those. it true that the winter holidays are quickly approaching and medical experts want to make sure that you are staying healthy and avoiding health issues that could be caused by holiday stress. >> experts say they're actually seeing more folks dealing with medical issues during the holidays. the patients typically suffer from a number of conditions like uncontrolled hypertension and high blood pressure caused by stress. doctors say with these issues. it's ok to just take a chill, slowed out. >> have a routine. don't give up your walking. don't give up playing with your your grandchildren. don't give up. going to church. don't give meditating etcetera have a routine now. do you need to spend 2 hours and your tea

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> now here is another potential boost for boosters. is now asking the fda to approve its booster shot for everyone 18 and older. right now the fda and the cdc have only approved the moderna booster for people over the age of 65 or people that are at high risk. if federal regulators approve the drugmaker's request, then it would open the door for millions more americans to get the moderna shot. they submitted the after indication in september. >>> tomorrow president biden will hold talks with canadian prime minister justin trudeau and mexican president andreas . it's the first summit of its kind since 2016. tradition was scrapped during the trump administration. >>> when it comes to supply chain, california is home to two of the busiest ports in the united states, long beach and l.a. tonight new efforts to get ships and trucks moving again. governor newsom was at those two ports today. he is issuing temporary permits that should enable trucks to deliver more items. they are usually restricted to 80,000 pounds. now through the end of jun

you can even get a pair of jeans for 16 k. tell me about it. i get all my genes 22nd hand anyways, $285000000000.00 of a reverse robin hood. so what this is, lee? do you know what will happen if we don't give these state deductions? millionaires in high tech states are going to flee to the low tech states soon. south dakota will have people there and there is a refugee crisis that flooding the florida real estate market with contractors from hoboken. nothing unusual there. yeah, well florida is a colony of new jersey. i know that. but listen to democratic congressman from the garden state. josh got hymer. he's alarmed if we want to help and states like mine take care of good schools and good roads and great programs and things to help hard press families. we need to have people not leave our state and they're leaving our state right now because the taxes because the salt we got to reinstate salt. i've made it pretty clear. i'll get you one of these. no saw no dice. you've got to re reinstate it. you make way too much sense, you need a new party

well, that was a that first of all, you can't buy jeans everywhere. just it doesn't fit this phone. if it's only their phone and it's just a pocket is in charge. so once you buy the jeans now you have to get the phone to make that pocket makes sense. i think the phone came with a $1500. >> yeah, maybe right. what ok idea. i'm sold on the foldable phones yet, but we'll see. we'll see if the catch on with it. but i did like the avatars because we had a huge meeting yesterday like meeting station meeting and no one was there like, you know, we just had the show our right just our name. so in the future, we have a little guys. like that. you know, we'll see the future's going to get all kinds of virtual john. pajama sales are going go through the roof with you in your pajamas yesterday during that axle was still my work, ok. i was just very professionally that the 2 seconds i was on campaign the only one ice on camera. morning. john. good morning, guys. yeah, we are looking at a nice weekend to be getting out dressed in your follow best this weekend becau

. >> jean nelson reports with jean nelson. >> mr. felled, first off, i have to say, that was probably the hardest hitting interview of a present i have ever seen. >> things for that. what is your name? >> jean. >> jean, it was a lot of fun, i learned a lot, but it is only part one. i have four more parts event and revealed to go. >> hard to believe it gets any better because what i saw took no prisoners. >> yes, it might have captured your hearts. >> it did. [laughter] ♪ ♪ >> i live right around the corner if you want -- >> why didn't you say so in the first place? a drink of water. ♪ ♪ [applause] [laughter] >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guest. he just offered $5 for the wrestling belt backstage. rick harrison! your mouth can run faster than the criminals she used to defend in court. host of "outnumbered," emily compagno. fox news contributor kat timpf. and he has his own parking space, my sidekick and world champion tyrus. rick, welcome to the show. [laughter] >> i mean, how do i follow-up that interview? >> greg: which one? the

this is literally my nightmare. >> jean: okay. >> anthony: oh, okay. okay, get in there man.read it out, there. come on. >> eric: don't take my job. >> jean: no, no, no. >> eric: you don't push. >> anthony: you don't. >> eric: you're not supposed to. trois cuillères. three spoons. you're sloppy, man. you're going nowhere, man. what the -- is that? >> anthony: what? i'm getting there. >> eric: it has to be even, the sauce. champignons. >> jean: champignons, jambon, fromage. >> eric: okay, ham, mushroom, and cheese. let's go. >> anthony: come on, man. the customers are backing up here. how about the pizza? >> eric: my pizza looks good, okay? >> anthony: bonsoir. >> eric: take that. give it to the lady. no, no, no. a little bit like that, and give it to the lady. a little bit like that. like that, like that, okay. good. >> female customer: hello. this one i owe? [ eric speaking french ] >> anthony: très bien. pizza, i soon notice, is different here. toppings are somewhat on the high end. crème fraîche, reblochon cheese, figatelli, lardons, figs, chèvre. look at this line. stop d

jean elle. >> reporter: raj, giants fans and former players say they're downright sad that buster poseyanning to retire. here at ballpark he's the face of the giants and of their success, beloved and respected on and off the field. >> for cancer, education, junior giants, giving mitts to kids who can't afford it, he's a real hero on and off the field. >> giants fans sad to hear baseball giant buster posey will announce he's retiring tomorrow. >> you know good people when you meet them. >> reporter: former teammate franzen invited them to the family by having them live with them in 2009. >> the things you did on the field is sliver of what you provide for the entire community, off the field was far greater than on the field. >> reporter: says his humble friend is great ball player, tipping hat at top of his game. >> over .300 most of the year, over .900 ops, that's what he's going to leave on. kids will realize he got hurt, then mvp. >> reporter: four-time silver slugger and three-time champion. >> that's when it started to appear. >> reporter: earned title of fan favorite and hard to se

she rocked up to the studio as a confident and gregarious teenager with an amazing voice, wearing jeanshat had "sinatra is god" on the back. >> her debut album, "frank" debuted her early genius. the follow-up brought her stardom. her style was a mix of jazz, soul, rhythm and blues. through her letter years, she battled drug addiction. she died of drug addiction -- of alcohol poisoning at 27. . the family hopes visitors leave with an appreciation of her life and legacy. >> i hope they take an understanding of amy, that she was not this tablet published in the press. -- tabloid published in the press. i would like people to forget that and concentrate on the positivity. >> the positivity is set to run and run. fans can catch "amy: beyond the stage" at london's design museum until april 2022. >> this is dw news live from berlin. after a break we will take you to the day. for breaking news, you can find that on dw.com. thanks for joining us. ♪ @

guy wearing a burgundy shirt and some blue jeans ricky i'm a white man wearing a polo shirt, blue jeansd glasses break again i'm black woman wit light black in. >> i will describe what i look like to help those who have low vision or may not otherwise see me. them a white woman with dark brown hair, wearing a hot pink sweater. >> okay. so we called microsoft, their very literal of course, they make bad software for a living bridge we asked them what is this. we said were helping blind viewers end of course their lying because they guy with the mohawk which is the most interesting thing about him never mentioned that he had a mohawk. so they are lying to the blind people. how would someone who can see what red shirt looks like anyway ? meanwhile this isn't some eighth-grader going crazy on ti tok, this is a choreographed presentation from one of most powerful companies in the world. how long before they make your kids do this? the editor-in-chief of outspoken , we are happy to see you tonight per think you so much for coming on great if you could just describe yourself fo the visually im

jean-michel would join us, and we would have good meals here on the regular.e and they have the exact same food. come on, this is it. >> anthony: still the same? >> freddy: still exactly the same. >> anthony: that's encouraging. >> freddy: which is great, it's great. ♪ >> anthony: you brought hip-hop culture to a very finite number of people initially on the lower east side. totally changed the world. ♪ >> freddy: teenagers at that time were doing something interesting so i wanted to find some people that would listen to these ideas, and that's what led me to the lower east side, and to connect with -- >> anthony: i guess you met glenn o'brien. >> freddy: glenn o'brien, yup. >> glenn: hi, and welcome to "tv party". fred, why don't you tell us a little about what the holy land looks like? >> freddy: i want you to know. that i've been to the holy land. and the holy land is so funky. it's funky. and through that connection is where i met all these people that listened to all these ideas i had, and that was david byrne, chris stein, and debbie harry, and so many a

that was peaceful according to jean elle on the ground level. right now the scene at the golden gate bridge is clear. the protesters have left. what you're seeing is from 30 minutes ago. now we're going back to the live look from the chopper. you can see the traffic just single lane going into marin county. if you're on that bridge tonight or expecting someone to come home, give it time. it's quite a backup. >>> let's move on also tonight, the story about sunni lee. have you heard this? the gold medal gymnast says she was pepper sprayed, targeted because she's asian. this happened while she was waiting for an uber down in los angeles, waiting for some friends, all asian. a guy drives by, screams out, go back to your country, and pepper sprays them. sunni lee is one of the most popular asian-americans in our country right now. you take away her gold medal, you take away her "dancing with the stars" looking fame. all this talk here on tv, on the radio and podcasts, all this talk about anti-asian hate in these past 18 months, it's just talk for so

as a lawyer who specializes in international sports law, jean christophe le bootleg is well versed in the olympic values. respect for the athletes, features and the olympic charter. bobby, suppose you follow on to laura p. smotts. whose are they not double. who? window? childris you. robert drawer abyss elizabeth was for sale this year. the roper mo alamo knew the remaining 2 overdue poor wall shit. the buses shriek shows lucas elvis legend human bhaskar, sickly little girl. she really good luthey luthey called for his music shirley. new cost bar. as she knew was already newman, what concrete steps as the i o c taken. during the olympics, a sexual abuse counselor is available for athletes to speak to you. apart from that, the i osi makes awareness raising videos. everyone involved in sports. the say no to sexual harassment and abuse in one voice and issue declarations condemning sexual abuse. it's most substantial publication dates from november 2017. it is a 60 page manual designed to help sporting federations and national olympic committees introduce procedures to protect athletes c

jean elle, "nbc bay area news". >>> well, it is a hotly debated topic among parents with young kids tonate or not to vaccinate. well, tonight the santa clara county office of education held a virtual town hall to answer some parents' questions. they were joined by doctors from the county, stanford. the county has set up more than 80 school vaccine sites to prioritize access to the highest impacted communities. doctors reminded parents vaccines are safe and effective for the newly eligible 5 to 11 year olds, adding in the 3,000 clinical trials that were done on kids there were no major adverse effects and no deaths. the parents asked questions about the potential for a condition that has an inflammation of the heart. >> as a matter of fact the myocarditis risk from infection is more than 100 times higher than the risk from the vaccine. >> so will the kiddie vaccines help lift the school mask mandates? that decision, they say, is up to the state. officials say no plan or metrics for lifting the mask mandate as of now. >>> months after a blind woman was sexually assaulted in cupertino dep

she's 5'6", long dark hair, last seen wearing black jeans and a black sweat shirt. the sweat shirt had green and red cherries on it. offirs lieve ey could be headed to southern california so the alert is active in orange, san diego, los angeles, river side counties. a lot of questions this morning about what if any relationship these two might have had. police haven't said anything about that yet. obviously if you see the girl or the suspect or the vehicle, call 911 immediately. amanda. >> thank you. >>> two schools in the hayward unified school district will be closing at the end of the school year. they are bowman and stro bridge elementaries. justin andrews is live at one of the schools. teachers are saying they're devastated over this. >> reporter: we actually interviewed a teacher who has been teaching at one of the schools for 27 years. imagine the connection she has to not only the classroom but the children in the community that she teaches. she's just one of dozens of teachers who are really set over the news that came last night. parents are also upset and

jean elle nbc bay area news. >>> boosters for 18 and up.fizer officially petitioning the fda to allow covid-booster shots for anyone over the age of 18. it's an amendment to the emergency-use authorization that it already has granted which only allows, so far, boosters for people 65 and older or people at high risk or people who work at high-risk environments. company says it has provided data that shows that the boosters are safe and effective. if approved by the fda, then it would also need to be approved by the cdc. >>> he is back in the public eye. today, governor newsom reappeared after a curious two-week disappearance. last time we saw the governor in public was 13 days ago. getting his booster shot in oakland. days later, he suddenly cancelled his trip to scotland for the u.n. climate summit. his office said he was staying in california for family reasons. today, he spoke at the california economy summit in monterey. the governor says he backed out of that u.n. conference to be with his kids. >> mom and dad missing halloween. for the

jean elle is live where the injured are being treated. how are they?rter: well, the chp tells us five people were injured. they all had nonlife threatening injuries. we have seen several chp officers and golden gate district employees here at marin general checking on colleagues. an anti-vaccination protest at the golden gate bridge attracts hundreds of people and takes a dangerous turn. a driver slams into a sweeper truck that collides, sending it toward a cement wall. the chp says two chp officers and three golden gate employees were between the truck and the wall. >> very hectic but very scary when i saw my guys hurt. >> reporter: the chp officer said they were working to keep protesters off the roadways after they got over a barricade when they were hit. >> we got some good help from some of the demonstrators. it was a little bit of a conflict at first. a couple started coming over the walls. we are concerned about what their intentions might be. one of the guy was a medic and helped. >> reporter: at least three people were taken to the hospital by

and my belief in the healing, transformative power of music. >> reporter: with tom now also gone, jean>> when they come in those doors, they know that they are nurtured and loved. >> reporter: even cared for during covid by teachers like kaya baker. >> we just took a deep breath and deep dived in. >> reporter: the group held virtual recitals and zoom lessons. classes now back in person. providing the keys to breaking down economic barriers. >> what is important for everybody to understand is that people care about them. it is so much more than just music. >> reporter: i just love it. that program has been going so strong, pianos for people also has a second hub now in ferguson, missouri, and even do free summer piano camps. look it up. >>> that is "nightly news" on this sunday. for all of us at nbc don't worry, ma. we'll be there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one who takes me to another level. always stays calm under pressure. most importantly... the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful! come outside. i'll introduce you. de

nbc bay area's jean elle introduces us. >> reporter: car break-ins happen fast. thieves often dump bags they don't want. mark said his richmond district neighborhood is a popular dumping spot. >> my neighbors and i just walking our dogs, walking around the neighborhood, there's another one, there's another one. we find it all the time. >> reporter: they post their finds on social media and reuni with tourists. >> people come to our city on their vacation and this is how we treat them. so this is the least we can do as neighbors. >> reporter: over the weekend while the roth family from kentucky visited land's end, thieves visited their car. >> someone had broken the windows in our car and taken and stolen multiple bags. >> reporter: an army backpack that went through two tours in the middle east was among the bags stolen. a special bag neighbors were able to return. >> we are so grateful that we were able to be reunited with our belongings, and especially this really important and sentimental bag. >> reporter: hundreds of people are victims to car break-ins in san

it's difficult to enforce. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> getting your turn for a boosterasier thanks to the state's my turn website. the site allowing anyone 18 and older to book an appointment. before you could only book the booster if you were 65 or part of a high-risk group. >>> more push from dr. fauci because of seeing a rise. the head of the cdc dr. rochelle walensky said they are starting to see a decline in efficacy in older people and those living in long term care facilities. many of those were the first to be vaccinated last winter. despite what u.s. health leaders are saying, hospitalizations a -- appear to be trending down. that's good news. hospitalization among vaccinated californians has been more or less the same in july. in august we saw a big increase in hospitalizations among unvaccinated californians. that's the red line. since then that number has been dropping. >>> you might have some questions. if you're still looking for a booster, our consumer team has broken it down for you. you can find the full walk-through video right now on nbcbayarea.com. i

jean maier had been in the french resistance, had been captured, escaped by shooting and killing an ss guard. he ended up running that conference. >> we have a photograph of him presenting the report to next on. >> this is actually christmas eve of 1969, that is jean meire on the left, the resistance fighter. those are the recommendations handed to nixon, nixon then handed them to me to be implemented. meire and i sat down at his desk. >> this is christmas eve, 1969. >> nixon in his may speech proposed radical change in the food stamp program. at that point, it was not in every county in the united states at all. and there was no uniform eligibility standard or, you know, requirements for levels of assistance. he changed all of that and created the food stamp program, which became the first true income guarantee. it was income tested. poor families didn't have to pay anything if they simply had no money, no cash to buy food stamps. that was the way the nixon thing unfolded. it's one of the few things he undertook that stayed with us, it's the s.n.a.p. program, it feeds tens of millions

. >> white house deputy press secretary karine jean-pierre briefed reporters on the biden administration's policy agenda. the topics included ongoing negotiations between democrats over president biden's social spending plan, immigration, and the 2021 election results. this is just over 40 minutes.

we turn off the blue jeans and put on our blue jeans so we can spend a while in the tactile comfort ofppealing. the pictures, the narratives. somehow we see ourselves in that jacket, on that mountain, in patagonia. no ok you lus required. you'd think it's for boomers but it's millennials who find connectively in the commerce of the catalog. go figure. >> something for you. >> the great catalogs of the past are gone. penny's, montgomery ward, and especially sears. >> the wish wook. >> sears was amazon before jeff bezos was born. you could buy a house, and it would be delivered to the address of your choosing. and the christmas catalog, we children of the gifts often dove in and didn't want to come out. we'd send letters to santa, relaying the page number from the catalog so he'd send us just the right gift. and because our parents often proofread it, it was a sort of version of click and check out. if your favorite catalog did not show up this fall, the reason is simple. demand for packaging and boxes has skyrocketed during the last 20 months. and that has walloped the catalog paper sup

[laughter] and it kept growing and growing until jean put a stop to that. [laughter] and moved the venue to a more commonplace, like the supreme court. [laughter] and in those backyard events for these young students, including lawyers and judges and people from washington, luminaries such as robert bork, clarence thomas, scalia, steve williams, doug ginsberg, sam alito, lieberman otis, ray randolph, lillian devere, the list goes on and on. i have to stop. but i cannot forget the thrill in your young faces when you came face-to-face with bob bork or clarence thomas or nino scalia. to this day i encounter lawyers , all over the country including members of the cabinet, public -- cabinet secretary's, prominent lawyers and public officials, who attended those summer parties as young students. they cannot wait to tell me what an inspiration that afternoon was for them. many of you are here tonight. this is just a part of barbara's legacy. this speech is called the barbara k. olson memorial lecture, although i never cared for the term lecture. it sounds too much

as nbc bay area's jean elle found out talking about vaccines, masks, and covid tests ahead of time might make tomorrow's family gathering a little less stressful. >> reporter: people landing here at sfo tonight tell me they are excited to see family for thanksgiving. experts say even with covid, you can gather safely. cars line up to pick up arriving family members at sfo tonight. >> coming to visit family for thanksgiving so should be fun. >> reporter: people from over the country will be gathering around bay area dinner tables tomorrow. many say it's almost like old times. >> it's going to be a little -- yeah, a few more people. um, but still quite close, intimate gathering i think, you know? we haven't got the -- the aunts and uncles coming up from san diego, which we normally do. >> reporter: infectious disease experts say talking openly about covid and vaccine status with family can help reduce safety concerns. >> what is the vaccination status of everyone? if most people are vaccinated and/or boosted or all of them are. number two, did anyone get tested recently? i think testing is

joe biden has a 2 conversations with jean ping since he moved in to the oval office. the 1st didn't happen until february, that delay seen by some as a deliberate snob for beijing. the 2nd conversation was in september, but joe biden was very critical of gee's decision not to go to the climate summit and glasgow essentially saying that if you want to be considered a world leader, you have to actually show up to lead that our tensions between the 2, most notably over the chinese crack don't on pu democracy protesters in hong kong. the treatment of mainly muslim wiggers in china and chinese military exercises near taiwan, which the u. s. has promised to defend one top u. s. official says china's economic growth is changing the global landscape. we're witnessing one of the largest ships in global geostrategic power that the world is works and it only happens once in a while. china does one conflict with united states just like new york, one china. and so i think that the idea in the summit is essentially an offer. it's an opportunity for the 2 sides to lower the temperat

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> in the south bay, some bombshell allegations and revelations today by theranos founder elizabeth holmes. among them, holmes says she was raped at stanford. in aul moment, she told the jury she was raped while a student at stanford which is why she left that school at age 19. she also revealed her boyfriend abused her. he was a fellow theranos executive. holmes says she processed what happened by focusing intensely on starting her own company, which she did. the question now, how do these personal revelations impact the trial and the accusations that she defrauded her investors knowing that her theranos blood testing technology did not work? >> i mean it's very compelling testimony that she's told us that he's been abusive, verbally berating her and controlling her. and telling her how to live her life. and was forcing -- she did talk about that she was forced to have sex with him. >> holmes says she ended the relationship in 2016. balwani, by the way, has not testified in this trial. he has, previously, responded to allegations of abusing holmes call

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