joanne says she's lost everything and is in debt.she said, "well, it's the food bank." and i was mortified. i've never been so embarrassed in all my life. and she said... sorry. she said, "don't be upset." she said, "you've worked from 16 years of age. you've paid for this. you're entitled." and that's how i'm surviving. watermill leisure park says it has a reputation for fair and transparent dealings, and a clear sales contract states the park is under no obligation to buy back a holiday caravan. now, joanne hasjoined hundreds of members of the holiday park action group in a legal claim for compensation. it is the claimant's case that the contract that allows the park owner to increase the fees by reference to a range of factors, such as sum spent on the park, is unlawful and unenforceable. the second action concerns the fact that they are paying for a unit, which has been significantly marked up in price, and if they are to sell it after a year or two, they're very unlikely to get back anything approaching that full value. and ther

joanne, on the saturday after january 6th last year you were together with us on the show and we weretill literally the early hours, we were still trying to make sense of the attack on the capitol, we had no sense of how this was going to unfold, and you said to me at that time that this will have had an enormous impact on the american public. talk to me about that impact. i just spoke to jamie raskin who said our fight for democracy is not over despite the fact that hakeem jeffries said in congress we accept the results of congress and there are no election die national hurricane center on his side of the conference, the fight for democracy is still there. >> very much so. here is the thing, you can't unring that bell. so what we saw was an attack on our government, on the government that represents all americans that we agree to abide by under the pact that unites us, the constitution. that was an attack on the government, an attack on the election and as you suggest, ali, we were still in shock the next morning. you can't unring that bell, meaning people saw that happen, and then i

joanne: it has been a long time coming.he development of the nvidia-specific software for building computational models. he has been working on that for decades. it is now fully integrated into the hardware. that creates a deep moat which is why it is hard for other companies to break in. it creates a strong platform for nvidia. we expect tonight he will talk more about how he is going to roll out more data centers to run ai models for other folks. he will not be content to stick with the hardware and software. he wants to get into services to some extent. it has not been something nvidia #away from in the past, competing with customers. caroline: what new are you hoping to see? joanne: ces is always full of dreamware as well as reality. ebonics -- robotics need to become smarter and more physically adept and graceful. we think ai can help in sensing the environment and responding to it. another area more overlooked is digital twins. this is when you build a model to replicate something in the physical world and use that to

in 2022, joanne used inheritance to buy a £30,000 static at watermill leisure park in lincolnshire. ten years old. i said, well, why didn't you tell me that? he said, well, it's a rule we've brought in since. isaid, ok. i said, so what is my static worth? and he said, £5,000. and i said to him, why did you charge me £29,995 a year ago for something that was only worth £5,000? and he said, well, it's business, isn't it? in the end, joanne sold her caravan off—site for £5,500, but now has to rely on a food bank to get by. i was mortified. i've never been so embarrassed in all my life. and she said... sorry. she said, don't be upset. she said, you've worked from 16 years of age, you've paid for this, you're entitled. and that's how i'm surviving. watermill leisure park says it has a reputation for fair and transparent dealings, and a clear sales contract states the park is under no obligation to buy back a holiday caravan. now, joanne hasjoined hundreds of members of the holiday park action group in the legal claim for compensation. it is the claimant's case that the contract that allo

joanne molinaro has built a brand around her profile, the korean vegan and has racked up more than threenstagram. shejoisn me now from los angeles. before we talk about tiktok, i know that you have had to flee from your home, so i want to ask you first of all how you are and what state is your home in? ., , ., , , in? no, my home is 'ust fine, thank you t in? no, my home is 'ust fine, thank you so h in? no, my home is 'ust fine, thank you so much _ in? no, my home isjust fine, | thank you so much for asking. thank you for inviting me. we are saved, we evacuated last night, the fire that sprung up right by our home is now under control, so we should be all clear from this point on, knock on wood. . clear from this point on, knock on wood-— on wood. that is very good news. hopefully _ on wood. that is very good news. hopefully that - on wood. that is very good i news. hopefully that remains the case. thank you so much for joining us and i know your story, our viewers will be loving to hear it, you were born during the pant dashboard during the pandemic, he started posting cooking videos, o

joann, thanks so much for being here with us. we really appreciate it.ou said this about the ban and if it would be enforced. i just want to play this clip really quickly if i had to guess. >> tiktok is still going to be around post sunday. there are so many people who have a vested interest in continuing this app, and it's not just us, the users, the creators and the consumers, but there are a lot of political pieces that are moving around and just to give people a little background information on you, you are an attorney. >> and now i believe you're a full time tiktok content creator. so you have a background in kind of assessing the legality of something like this. where do you think we are? we just heard brian laying it out. as someone who's using the app all the time, where do you think we are right now? >> well, first of all, jessica, thank you so much for having me. and i think brian did actually a phenomenal job of laying it out. and by that i mean that we're not really talking about the law anymore. we're talking about practicalities and we're t

good to see you, joanne. thank you for being with us. joanne freeman is a professor of history and american studies at yale. joining me now is the congressman, jasmine crockett of texas. no. a person no one has to convince to speak up when things are completely stacked against you. and, congresswoman, i want to just remind people, because you and i met when you were in the texas legislature, where things were completely stacked against you and you still did those things because you felt it was necessary to show people you were doing it. and it did motivate public opinion. and it it, you know, didn't get you the entire victory you wanted. but it does give you some wins. >> that's absolutely true. i am used to having my back against the wall coming out of the texas house, where definitely there is always a republican trifecta. as far as i'm concerned, the system has been rigged against us to be that way, simply because we have these terribly gerrymandered districts. but, you know, here's the deal. trump is coming in and he's already disapp

it was kind of between joan's or joanne's or joan or one of those. and. >> that was a roast of johnny carson over his four wives by the one and only betty white back in 1986. >> just love betty white, carson, his wives, even his dark side. now the subject of one of several books spotlighted by our own poker guy, barry mitchell, in his annual new year's edition of barry's bookshelf. >> okay, boomers and some gen xers, these books are for you or anyone interested in showbiz history like me. the backstreet boys nowadays are considered a nostalgia act. so what does that make the beatles ancient history? not to debbie getler in i saw them standing there adventures of an original fan during beatlemania and beyond, gendler describes the rare privilege of being in the studio audience for the beatles live american tv debut on the ed sullivan show a year earlier. gendler was a 13 year old new jersey girl and, like the rest of america, had never heard of the beatles until a family friend just back from england gifted her with a record album. she became obsessed

cheering and applause- — let's talk to joanne molinaro, aka "the korean vegan".is band was going to be coming into play and potentially been around a while. very emotional. very much did get a sense that your followers view you as family andindeed followers view you as family and indeed the children that you didn't have. can and indeed the

joanne suh govia was sentenced to 3 years probation and 100 hours community service. we've reported on this in the past last october. so go be a confessed to running an illegal drug smuggling operation out of her home. she was smuggling for a supplier in india. so go via was an office manager for the san jose police officer's association who plans social events. federal prosecutors say she was motivated by addiction, personal addiction and not great. lunar new year is just a week away. and in san francisco, organizers are announcing some of the highlights that are planned. sounds great. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live in the studio with more on what is scheduled this year. a route. >> grant vicki, while celebrations start next week, the biggest nighttime parade in north america will be happening in san francisco, february. 15th last year, more than a million visitors, a tended lunar new year events and organizers are hoping for even more this year. >> the lunar new year will ring in the year of the snake known as a transformative time celebrations in san fra

this press conference was held after 66 year old joanne segovia was arrested and charged with a scheme to import and distribute opioids. at that time, segovia was the executive director of the san jose police officers association. >> you have thousands of primarily black and brown people, poor people who are stuck in the santa clara county jail, unable to post the bond, who are then being sentenced for convictions that are much less serious than what the police officers association executive was was convicted of. >> on tuesday, segovia was sentenced to three years probation in a san jose federal court after prosecutors concluded she has a drug addiction and distributed pills to get free drugs. still, investigators say she imported more than 17,000 doses of the opioid to fentanyl over a 17 month period back in 2021. at least once, they say she used the union's ups account to ship drugs. after the sentencing, san jose mayor matt mehan released a statement saying in part, the sentence delivered feels lenient to me. i understand that segovia's actions were primarily driven by her own addic

instead, a federal court sentenced joann segovia to three years probation and 100 years of community service. two years ago, agents found segovia's address during a drug raid in india. her home was listed as the shipping destination for dozens of packages containing narcotics. investigators say segovia used her work computer to order those pills. the union fired her and denied knowing any knowledge of her activities. prosecutors agreed she imported the drugs to fuel her own addiction and not to sell to others. well, a burglary ring busted. san jose police believe they have broken up a group responsible for roughly 70 burglaries, most of which targeted asian families. nbc bay area's robert honda is in san jose with how police cracked that case. robert. san jose police emphasize this burglary ring was sophisticated and efficient, but brought down by a unique community effort. these are some of the 700 items worth approximately $1 million, recovered by san jose police and other law enforcement agencies. they believe all of it is connected to a sophisticated burglary ring that targeted a

in a statement, joanne explained it is seeking court approval to sell substantially all of its assetss more than 800 stores across 49 states, including bay area stores in san leandro, el cerrito, daly city, marin county. no word if those stores will stay open. >> time now. 548. a series of class action lawsuits accused paypal of stealing commissions away from influencers using its coupon app, called honey. seven lawsuits filed in san francisco claim that paypal's honey app is fraudulently stealing commissions meant for the content creators. now, honey is a browser extension. it claims to automatically apply the best coupon codes at checkout. but the plaintiffs say it then takes commissions away from sales made through the influencers special links. >> all right, let's check in with sal for a look at our commute this morning. how's it look, sal? >> pam, i'm glad you asked that. it looks okay. you know, steve and i. to be serious, we've been talking about the fog. and if you leave the house, you might be driving in or around fog to just make sure that you know that as we look at some of

a federal court issued the sentence of three years probation for joanne segovia, who worked with the police officers association for two decades. investigators say at times she used her work computer to order narcotics. the union later fired her and denied knowing anything about her activities. her sentence also includes community service. according to the mercury news, a sentencing memo from prosecutors indicates she imported the drugs to fuel her own addiction and not to sell to others. the count of unhoused people in santa clara county is underway right now. some of those people surveyed actually got a chance to speak with san jose mayor himself. nbc bay area's kris sanchez hit the streets with them this morning. we were with san jose mayor matt mahan as he and dozens of other volunteers fanned out across the city and the county to count the number of people who are living on the streets, and to also ask them how they got there and what they need to move forward. empezar puede ser si pues yo digo primero un trabajo y digo y uno uno. bueno jagger la renta. manuel garcia, who has be

joann loved her time as a second lady.osalynn to thank for just being so kind to her. these were good years for joann and eye. president carter and i became very close friends . we often spend hours together throughout the day. we were working on real problems, not wasting time. the personal relationship we established while in office continued throughout her life. carter was farsighted. he put aside his short-term political interests to tackle challenges that demanded sacrifice. to protect our kids and grandkids from future harm. very few people in the 1970s had heard the term climate change. yet carter put his presidency on the line to pass laws to conserve energy, deregulate new oil and gas prices, and invest in clean, renewable alternatives to fossil fuels. it wasn't a perfect program. but thanks to president carter, u.s. energy consumption declined by 10% between 1979 and 1983. in many ways, he laid the foundation for future presidents to come to grips with climate change. some thought he was crazy to fight so hard to

later portraying lieutenant commander joanne galloway in "a few good men." >> if this case is handled you seem to handle everything else, then something's going to get missed. >> david: all these years later, "the substance." >> have you ever dreamt of a better version of yourself? >> david: a thought-provoking movie about the search for youth and a better you. but at what cost? >> i'm fine. everything's fine. >> david: moore's daughters cheering on her mother as she won her first major acting honor. >> 30 years ago, i had a producer tell me that i was a popcorn actress, and -- and at that time, i made that mean that this wasn't something that i was allowed to have. i thought a few years ago that maybe this was it, maybe i was complete, maybe i would -- i've done what i was supposed to do. >> david: demi moore on the moment she waited more than 40 years for. her golden moment. >> i had a woman say to me, just know, you will never be enough, but you can know the value of your worth if you just put down the measuring stick. and so, today, i celebrate this as a marker of my wholeness and

now, north korea has kept pretty quiet as i say, since then, possibly because joanne doesn't want to play into the hands of these claims. and so in many ways that is significant, although, as i say not such a surprise necessarily, that it is now retaliating against the visit by the us secretary of state. but public, we'd be looking at it for several days now, live pictures of large crowds, we would both support and all that against the impeach, present use of the all the deadline, clearly blooming as yeah. that's right. as you say, we are hours away from that deadline. we are hearing though, that the corruption investigation office has requested for an extension of that deadline. as you mentioned, also, it is also off to 2 delegates, the execution of the arrest warrants to the police that is concerned about its own manpower capabilities has also come under a lot of criticism for failing to execute the war on. so 1st time round has been criticized from both sides of the political divide. members of the ruling people pop ought to have accused of overstepping the mob. whereas opposition

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. -- joanne beyonca sees major opportunities this year. >> the number one area is credit.e are in a better quality environment. to get lily in the u.s. high-yield market. there is more double-b's than there ever have been. the triple-be market is higher than it has ever been. sonali: we are going to get deep into the credit markets now. we are joined by a keeley gray wall and sinjin bowron -- a keeley gray wall and sinjin bowron. both of you know how to manage risk. you are looking at from the beginning of december to the end of december a drastic change in expectations for rate cuts heading into 2025. in a higher for longer environment what is that mean for borrowers? do you have to recalibrate how much debt they could take on? given that you have rates elevated? >> i think it has been a recalibration of where people are expecting rate cuts to go. we were in the bank of thinking that the raw cash thinking that the long-term rates were going to settle around 4%. that being said, that will be an elevated rate environment. borrowers are going to have to think about the type

new this week with a stroke of a panic joanne issued a total ban on most offshore drilling and explorations really step back and think about it, he knows trump is drill baby drill, he's not hurting trump as much as he is hurting you. and the poor, in the middle class, and the cost of everything that is delivered it to every story you go to. the cost of energy hurts the american people, it also prevents america and our ability to become what donald trump is certainly set out to do, make as an energy dominant rich country. last week he reposed another band, limiting energy development in nevada, for the next 20 years, before getting blocked by a texas court, biden, petty, angry, bidder, he attempted to auction off border wall materials for next to nothing again, that would only force you to pay for new board walls, he vindictively wants to sell off her on the dollar, knowing that donald trump will need to spend more of your money because he's going to build a wall. he also streamlines illegal immigration, with the release of a brand-new app designed for those looking to abuse our immigration

here's former fire chief joanne hayes-white in 2014 talking about the significance of these cisterns.> some people say, well, you haven't you don't really use it on a regular basis. but i can tell you when the big one hits, these will be invaluable. >> you know what else? san francisco has three reservoirs that feed high power emergency hydrants. these are not your typical hydrants. they are completely independent. and gravity fed. perfect for san francisco. former assistant deputy chief tony rivera. >> they have more robust mains that are made out of ductile iron and steel. they're not relying on another source of water. this is like a system designed specifically for firefighting. and it's used by our firefighters, our apparatus. we have special equipment on board to access the water. it's something you won't see in any other city. >> each reservoir covers several neighborhoods. for example, the twin peaks reservoir feeds all of those big high pressure hydrants with a black top. the ashbury tank feeds the ones with the red tops, and the jones street tank delivers water to all of the

. >> kayleigh: i like seeing it, but greg, the problem with the cognitive dissidents, joanne meek ofto people. >> greg: i can't believe harold said he was happy jimmy carter was dead. by the way, i disagree with you, jesse, and kayleigh brings it up, everybody knows it is politics, no, they were saying this wasn't politics, they were saying this was bigger than politics, this was an existential threat. this had nothing to do with left or right, this was the end of democracy. and now it is like, just kidding. >> jesse: well, they knew. they knew they were selling american people goods. and a lot of their voters -- >> greg: stop interrupting me. this isn't your show, jesse. >> jesse: i'm going to rip this shirt off your body. >> greg: wait until after the show. i think people get red tilled when they see this come i guess trump wasn't so bad. harold was ready couple days ago, it feels like 1980 come in a way, when carter left, reagan came in, you always see this, though, when the country goes through too much liberalism. we are a great country. there is no question. but there is only s

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for more, bloomberg's lynn joanne joins us. fascinating.on its user base now. >> as you said, it further aligns meta to the x approach of moderation and fact checking, which is to sort of crouch cap -- crowd source. one cannot ignore the underlying trend here. it is clear that in the past several months mark zuckerberg has tried to repair, if you will, his relationship with incoming president donald trump. that has been a relationship that has in the past been adversarial. i don't need to remind you that at one point trump was suspended on meta's platforms and has since been reinstated. since then zuckerberg has contributed to his inauguration fund and made efforts to make appointments that would be more conducive to a relationship with trump administration. caroline: he was interesting that this was the first announcement coming from joel kaplan, who is the chief global affairs officer. we are not only getting a more right-leaning global affairs officer, but also dana white coming to the board. >> that's right. a no white was a very vocal

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employee of the police union received probation for federal drug distribution charges. 66 year old joanne convicted for dealing thousands of opioids opioid pills. investigators say she imported more than 17,000 doses of opioids over a year and a half period in 2021. she was the executive director of the san jose police officers association and used the police union's ups accounts to pay for the shipping. >> thousands of people of color in san jose are getting far more serious punishments, felonies, prison sentences for alleged crimes that are much smaller in comparison to an international drug trade. >> segovia was sentenced to three years of probation. san jose mayor matt mehan released a statement. it said in part, the sentence feels lenient to me. we need to send a clear message. we will not tolerate drug dealing. >> all right. let's head over to sal. you have a serious traffic issue regarding bart south. >> yeah. that's right. first of all, it's a serious crash that happened along the bart line. but the first thing i'm going to say is bart is not operating on the red period. or the re

here's former fire chief joanne hayes-white in 2014 talking about the significance of these cisterns.>> some people say, well, you haven't you don't really use it on a regular basis. but i can tell you when the big one hits, these will be invaluable. >> you know what else? san francisco has three reservoirs that feed high power emergency hydrants. these are not your typical hydrants. they are completely independent and gravity fed. perfect for san francisco. former assistant deputy chief tony rivera. >> they have more robust mains that are made out of ductile iron and steel. they're not relying on another source of water. this is like a system designed specifically for firefighting. and it's used by our firefighters, our apparatus. we have special equipment on board to access the water. it's something you won't see in any other city. >> each reservoir covers several neighborhoods. for example, the twin peaks reservoir feeds all of those big high pressure hydrants with a black top. the ashbury tank feeds the ones with the red tops, and the jones street tank delivers water to all of the

so joanne suh go view was sentenced to 3 years probation and 100 hours of community service was lastober that she confessed to running an illegal drug smuggling operation out of her home. she was actually smuggling for supplier in india. so go via was an office manager for the san jose police officers association plans, social events for them. federal prosecutors say she was motivated by addiction and not greed. well, san jose city officials have narrowed down their candidates to fill the vacant seat in the city council. so on your screen will put up the names of the 5 potential candidates that are being suggested to fill the open district. 3 seat. that's the one that used to be filled by a councilmember omar torres. but he resigned and was arrested last november for alleged child abuse. so here you see the list of those that are being contemplated to fill the seat. bob stadler, jamaal williams, danielle christian karl eugene salsa, solace, and then the ball to czar lopez. all 5 will be interviewed on january. 28 one of them will be appointed to represent the downtown area to voters

homes burn faster and hotter the living room from lithium-ion battery fire can go up in 45 seconds >> joanneud makes an ai-powered video camera when it sees fire or smoke. it sounds an alarm to activate water suppression systems. >> while that nano jack clean smoke particles and more from the air without filters or chemicals able to do is to spray into the air. trillions of nano size, water droplets. >> and what those dew is a go and and goals. all the particulates matter in the atmosphere dropping down to the ground and inactivated. they're donating systems in the la area. >> their booth did seem to have cleaner fresher air. then the vicinity. drones used to get a bad name, but they're increasingly helpful in disaster planning and relief. >> you have planes and helicopters are a little bit higher on when you have a drone, you're getting centimeter level to individual trees, individual plant, individual structures and they're also now, the idea is to have them help fight fires very, very large almost the size small planes, applying information that, you know, put out fires. so not just disas

here's former fire chief joanne hayes-white in 2014 talking about the significance of these cisterns.aven't you don't really use it on a regular basis. but i can tell you when the big one hits, these will be invaluable. >> you know what else? san francisco has three reservoirs that feed high power emergency hydrants. these are not your typical hydrants. they are completely independent. and gravity fed. perfect for san francisco. former assistant deputy chief tony rivera. >> they have more robust mains that are made out of ductile iron and steel. they're not relying on another source of water. this is like a system designed specifically for firefighting. and it's used by our firefighters, our apparatus. we have special equipment on board to access the water. it's something you won't see in any other city. >> each reservoir covers several neighborhoods. for example, the twin peaks reservoir feeds all of those big high pressure hydrants with a black top. the ashbury tank feeds the ones with the red tops, and the jones street tank delivers water to all of the blue top hydrants, except tha

so joanne suh go view was sentenced to 3 years probation and 100 hours of community service was last october. that's a gopher confessed to running an illegal drug smuggling operation out of her home. she was smuggling for a supplier in india. so go if it was an office manager for the san jose police officers association planned social events. federal prosecutors say she was motivated by addiction and not greed. well, san jose city officials have narrowed down their candidates to fill the vacant seat on the city council. so on your screen right now are the list of potential candidates that are being suggested now to fill the district 3 seat that was left vacant by former councilmember omar torres. you may remember he resigned and was arrested in november for alleged child abuse. we have on the list. bob stadler, jamaal williams, danielle marie christian, karl eugene solace and baltasar lopez. all 5 will be interviewed on january. 28 1 will be appointed to represent the downtown area until voters can pick a permanent replacement during that special election that's scheduled for april.

joann segovia was convicted for dealing thousands of opioid pills.gators say the 66 year old imported more than 17,000 doses of opioids over about a year and a half in 2021. she was the executive director of the san jose police officers associatio, and used the police union's ups accounts to pay for the shipping. >> thousands of people of color in san jose are getting far more serious punishments, felonies, prison sentences for alleged crimes that are much smaller in comparison to an international drug trade. >> so segovia was sentenced to three years probation. san jose mayor matt mehan released a statement saying in part, quote, the sentence feels lenient to me. we need to send a clear message. we will not tolerate drug dealing. >> new. at noon, california's attorney general rob bonta announced a historic settlement involving opioids. a.g. bonta said a group of bipartisan states negotiated a deal for $7.4 billion from the sackler family and their former company, purdue pharma, for their roles in creating and exacerbating the opioid crisis. bonta ac

hello, i'm joanne alicia, and we are the latinx student union from san jose high. we'd like to say good morning. bay area. good morning to you as well. and don't forget you can send us your school shout out by emailing school. shout out at. nbc uni.com. a lot i had starred in. temperatures are chilly right now in the low 40s, but there will be a big warm up happening through late morning into the afternoon. and we're back in the 60s for today, well above normal. and we were going to see this weather continue. we'll talk more about that and when we may see some rain coming up in a few minutes. and we do see some more traffic. we're looking from emeryville across the bay. beautiful lights in san francisco. i focus on the lights in motion. more of them. so there will be slowing because of that volume on the bay bridge. and i just checked, the metering lights have been activated on this friday. we have a lighter volume. yes, but look at the volume coming in. there will be some backup forming. we'll track that at the bay bridge and around the bay. a live look at the sta

joanne suh govia confess to ronnie and illegal drug smuggling operation out of her home. federal prosecutors say she was motivated by addiction and not greed. and the city of san jose. they're unveiling a new affordable housing project dedicated to housing, former foster youth. now young people enrolled in the program are going to move into those apartments. these new residents will be joined in their move in by the city mayor at 02:00pm. >> let's look outside at this view from east bay hills. and as you can see, we are nice and clear out there. there's no fog yet again this morning. we are a little bit on. the windy side, though, especially up in the east bay and north bay hills and out along the coastline. you probably heard that last night and that's leading to a large variation in temperatures. spots like berkeley. you're at 59 degrees right now. well, up in santa rosa, you're hanging out a lot closer to freezing. so it all just depends on exactly where you're at. as far as our current conditions go, that high pressure is not here for long. in low is about to dive in

joanne suh govia confessed to running an illegal drug smuggling operation out of her home. prosecutors say she was motivated by addiction and not greed. and officers responded to a possible auto burglary in los gatos on wednesday. police say they spotted a suspicious vehicle and tried to make a stop that resulted in the driver fleeing at a high rate of speed. that chase ended when the suspect crashed into a car or i should say, crashed the car into a concrete wall before then running off on foot. the man from east palo alto was later arrested. the oakland unified school district is under pressure now to close or merge. some of its schools letter was sent to the district by the alameda county office of education. the district says they appointed a fiscal advisor that will help were closely. to find a solution. >> and then looking outside gorgeous morning out there with those clear skies above the east bay hills, as well as above mount tam right here. you can see this camera is swaying a bit. that's because of some strong winds that are upper elevations. we are seeing fairly

homes burn faster and hotter the living room from lithium-ion battery fire can go up in 45 seconds >> joanneakes an ai-powered video camera when it sees fire or smoke. it sounds an alarm to activate water suppression systems. >> while that nano jack clean smoke particles and more from the air without filters or chemicals able to do is to spray into the air. trillions of nano size, water droplets. >> and what those dew is a go and and goals. all the particulates matter in the atmosphere drop it down to the ground and inactivated. they're donating systems in the la area. >> their booth did seem to have cleaner fresher air. then the vicinity. drones used to get a bad name, but they're increasingly helpful in disaster planning and relief. >> you have planes and helicopters are a little bit higher on when you have a drone, you're getting centimeter level data you can understand individual trees into plant. individual structures and they're also now, the idea is to have them help fight fires very, very large almost the size small planes flying in formation that, you know, put out fires. so not jus

homes burn faster and hotter the living room from lithium-ion battery fire can go up in 45 seconds >> joanne makes an ai-powered video camera when it sees fire or smoke. it sounds an alarm to activate water suppression systems. >> while that nano jack clean smoke particles and more from the air without filters or chemicals able to do is to spray into the air. trillions of nano size, water droplets. >> and what those dew is a go and and goals. all the particulates matter in the atmosphere dropping down to the ground and inactivated. they're donating systems in the la area. >> their booth did seem to have cleaner fresher air. then the vicinity. drones used to get a bad name, but they're increasingly helpful in disaster planning and relief. >> you have planes and helicopters are a little bit higher on when you have a drone, you're getting centimeter level to individual trees, individual plantn individual structures and they're also now, the idea is to have them help fight fires to so very, very large almost the size small planes, applying information that, you know, put out fires. so not just d

the last movie star is paul newman and joanne woodward.ry there are always going to be movie stars. it's magazines that are dead. new rule, the pakistani ad agency that created this ad for pakistan airlines that says paris, we're coming today and appears to show a plane flying into the eiffel tower. has to admit they're fucking with it. this is what happens when you hire someone whose linkedin says his passions are graphic design and jihad. new rule if you're a grown man and watching another man become president and it makes you cry. you are banned from the manosphere for one year. sorry, no joe rogan podcasts for you. no tiktok videos of a guy cooking steak on a rock in alaska. no. mma knockout compilations for one year. every time you try to watch something manly, it will instantly cut away to taylor swift in the luxury box at a chiefs game. >> sorry. >> and finally, new rule. let's look on the bright side. i know we're all obsessed these days about the fires and the anxiety from trump taking office again, but one hopeful thing did happe

here's former fire chief joanne hayes-white in 2014 talking about the significance of these cisterns.eople say, well, you haven't you don't really use it on a regular basis. but i can tell you when the big one hits, these will be invaluable. >> you know what else? san francisco has three reservoirs that feed high power emergency hydrants. these are not your typical hydrants. they are completely independent. and gravity fed. perfect for san francisco. former assistant deputy chief tony rivera. >> they have more robust mains that are made out of ductile iron and steel. they're not relying on another source of water. this is like a system designed specifically for firefighting. and it's used by our firefighters, our apparatus. we have special equipment on board to access the water. it's something you won't see in any other city. >> each reservoir covers several neighborhoods. for example, the twin peaks reservoir feeds all of those big high pressure hydrants with a black top. the ashbury tank feeds the ones with the red tops, and the jones street tank delivers water to all of the blue to

joining us now is content creator and author joann molinaro, also known as the korean vegan. love that name. and she joins us from los angeles. thank you so much for being with me. i'm going to skip the pleasantries. tell me, how are you actually feeling right now? >> well, ben, thanks for inviting me and thanks for asking me. i have to say, i have been rather emotional. >> um, i don't want to overstate it, but i do feel like i've lost many, many, many friends in just the past couple of hours. >> gosh. and tell me more about that. so what's actually behind it? you're a new york times bestselling author, a host of a podcast. some would ask, do you even really need tiktok? why are those relationships and friendships not continuing beyond this ban? >> that's a really great question. but to answer it very succinctly, yes, i do. i do need tiktok to continue engaging with the community that i've spent over four and a half years building. it's a unique community, and it's not something that can be replicated really at all on the other platforms. not to mention the fact that i was de

this press conference was held after 66 year old joanne segovia was arrested and charged with a schemeo import and distribute opioids. at that time, segovia was the executive director of the san jose police officers association. >> you have thousands of primarily black and brown people, poor people who are stuck in the santa clara county jail, unable to post the bond, who are then being sentenced for convictions that are much less serious than what the police officers association executive was was convicted of. >> on tuesday, segovia was sentenced to three years probation in a san jose federal court after prosecutors concluded she has a drug addiction and distributed pills to get free drugs. still, investigators say she imported more than 17,000 doses of the opioid to fentanyl over a 17 month period back in 2021. at least once, they say she used the union's ups account to ship drugs. after the sentencing, san jose mayor matt mehan released a statement saying in part, the sentence delivered feels lenient to me. i understand that segovia's actions were primarily driven by her own addicti

i couldn't attend i think carver more's gallery because i went to see our former deputy director joanne lee at edge on the square where mayor laurie had the chinese night market down in chinatown and it was amazing the celebration was fantastic artists, intellectuals from the community, philosophers, dreamers, community stakeholders all were there deejay performances and performances all throughout chinatown. it was totally activated. it was exciting and it was important to see the level of investment and faith and belief that the new mayor laurie has in chinatown and its community. so that was really enlightening and encouraging. i wanted to add that if you've never been to one of the chinese night markets it's actually one of the highlights of my month and i always put it on my calendar and it is so much fun because you essentially all of grant avenue has like fresh food of chinese vendors and artists and each on the square which director remington mentioned always has a nice opening and you get to go in and see their galleries and it's just a it's a wonderful event to attend and real

. >> number seven less than a year after emerging from bankruptcy, craft store joann is reportedly consideringruptcy as it runs out of money. the company is also exploring a potential sale. the nfl's opening playoff weekend ends tonight. the minnesota vikings take on the l.a. rams right here on abc seven. the game was supposed to happen in los angeles, but it has been moved to arizona due to the wildfires, of course. abc news reporter ike ejiochi has a preview of tonight's game, as the minnesota vikings and the l.a. rams look to keep their season alive. >> nfl wild card weekend wraps up tonight on abc, with the playoff matchup between the minnesota vikings and los angeles rams. the league making the decision to move the game to state farm stadium in glendale, arizona, as the devastating wildfires in california caused concerns for public safety. the rams earning a home game after winning the nfc west division. >> obviously, it sucks to move a home playoff game. but just for you know this it sucks worse for you know southern california to go through this. >> the vikings making nfl history as the

they were looking for a leader because of biases being, what they were in the 1950s, they felt like joanne robinson couldn't get up there and give that big speech. they had to pick a man but all throughout the civil rights movement, the women were doing the essential grassroots work. and coretta scott king was not just the wife staying home and raising the kids. she was pushing him intellectually. and in terms of activism. she i think the reason martin luther king fell in love with coretta was that she was a greater activist with more experience than he was at the time of their meeting. so the women and king had a real problem with this. he did not promote women, the organization. he did not recognize their potential. it was, you know, sad to say, you know, he's one of our greatest fighters for equality. but he was had a real blind when it came to women. but the women did not accept position as being ignored. they, including his own wife, continued to push and made a huge impact on his career. yeah, i really do think that in your book the relationship sort of the depiction of coretta scott

you know, for the health nuts. [ laughter ] the fabric and craft retailer joann last week filed for bankruptcyhave to say, their filing was lovely. [ laughter ] and finally, walgreens ceo tim wentworth recently told investors that locking products in cases has resulted in a decrease in sales. perhaps the most shocking part of that story is that investors were able to find a walgreens employee. [ laughter ] that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we're off and running. it's a new era. we've got a great show for you tonight. he's a talented actor you know from "heathers," "true romance," "dr. death," and "dirty john." he's starring in "dexter: original sin" streaming now on paramount plus. christian slater is on the show tonight, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and you know her from "girls" and "the flight attendant." she's currently starring in "laid" on peacock. our friend zosia mamet is back on the show, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] but, before we get to all that. well, there's no avoiding it. we all know what the big story is today, so we might as well dive right