sociedad lost a player early in the match when defender gerard martin and marc casado then scored fore side into first place in la liga, one point ahead of australia. chakravarthy taking 5—42. adam cottier reports. and a stand of 98 between axar patel and shreyas iyer spearheaded india's recovery. of 250, on a slow pitch step forward india's spinners in reply, led levels of a partisan crowd. at 133—3, though, with 18 overs remaining, the match was still was with india. fall for just 72 runs. will likely be a big challenge for australia in the semi—finals. in next sunday's final. so it was not a rank turner, as such, which people on a bit and it was deviating a little bitjust to create that doubt. and, uh, so i would say i would dedicate my five was probably what was the challenge for us. let's update you on the golf now, because home favourite in portrush this summer. so, that left naidoo with a golden opportunity and, you know, a week ago, not even a week ago, i was hitting it kind of badly. and i'm glad i did. asking in singapore. ahead of england's charley hull, but three successiv

marc siegel joins us now. >> marc: good morning. they are saying he was likely dead for nine days. you think happened? would the pacemaker have notified a doctor? >> marc: they are waiting for toxicology report to be sure of everything and those can take weeks. the first look does not look like foul play, does not look like mutual suicide, they were in different rooms. these days, pacemakers can be ruled up to doctor or hospital and send alerts, i don't believe that was the case in his. his may be older technology. you can now wear a wearable and somebody is alerted. i think they have interrogated the pacemaker and found it was related to cause of death, maybe arrhythmia due to coronary artery disease, that would be number one on what happened to gene hackman, cardiac. >> ainsley: i understand, congratulations, you are sitting down with r.f.k. to talk about the measles outbreak. thousands exposed in texas and the maha agenda, tell us about your interview. >> marc: i'm going to sit down with him and he had an o op ed published last night talking about terms like community immunity a

marc siegel -- dr. marc siegel. appreciate your time on this saturday morning. >> morning, molly. one's particularly serious. i, of course, vaccinations can help to keep people safe. that's' one way, i suppose. but your thoughts on measles outbreak and what american families need to know. >> well, first of all, molly, good morning. it's 164 cases in this country so far, 146 of them in that area of texas around gains county that you're talking about. and it is occurring, clearly, because of low vaccination rates. 8 2% of the people in that county are vaccinated. there's a lot of religious exemptions, mostly men no nights, religious -- mennonites. times it's because people aren't seeing doctors. but here's the problem with in this, measles is the most contagious respiratory virus on planet earth. it is amazingly contagious. if you're sack city nateed or if you had measles as a child, you have almost 100% protection. if you got both shot, you're 97% protected against measles, and we need that herd immunity to protect those around as who can't get the shot like if they're pregnant or

six—time champion marc just edged out his sibling again to take victory. the bbc sport website.is weekend, and some of the best of england and wales. it's looking mostly dry away from the far north—west, quite the contrast in temperatures because further of rain through the night, while tracking northern ireland. some sunny spells to the north. it's windy for north—west scotland, wet and very windy in the south where, again, there will be a widespread further north. now, there is another weather front approaching in fact, on tuesday. a lot further south, but you can see those as we head through wednesday and, in fact, the rest so there will be more showers around. but of course, with the southerly wind, we'll draw in some milderfeeling air. where it should stay dry and sunny pretty much through the week. the sunset times as well. the agreement on i!!! the agreement on m the agreement on the minerals, the deal is ready. there were many variants but the last one, it is -=:z the ministers j the ministers can signrit. anora. anora steals the show at the oscars, and we are live at th

for more, earlier i spoke to marc malkin — senior editor of culture and events at variety.ve best picture category festival. a lot of years, it feels preordained and it is not really the case of this year. it may be two or three films have a pretty good shot. not the case at all. you have an aura and the brutalist, picking up so many awards. conclave picked up best ensemble as the sag awards, the best picture, so it is really anybody was back again and that is what makes the oscars exciting this year because we just do not know he is definitely going to win. a film with 13 nominations, more than any other film, buried now by scandal. i do think that zoe saldana has a very good chance of picking

doctor marc siegel thank you for being with us we will see you later on the show. dow has turned around not much europe 26 points nasdaq is down 63 not that much price movement. take a look at amazon starting next week patients of nyu langone healthcare check into the doctor's office using amazon that by the way is a contact list harm scanner. take a look at pfizer and executive from the company just said they will try to move outside manufacturing back into america if significant tariffs are pushed in place. there you have it. coming up the peace deal that blew up in the oval office friday would've been the starting point for negotiations to in the ukraine war, how come it fell apart. perhaps it is got something to do with the meeting they had with top democrats hours before he arrived at the white house that's my take top with our we have the big winners and taught moments from last night's oscars, joe concha deals with the doll next. ♪ (♪) (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪) did they just hop from a baseball game to a show on max... witho

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salesforce ceo marc benioff, announcing during a conference call this week that the san francisco basedt hire any new engineers this year due to tremendous efficiency as a result of spending on ai agents and coding tools. meantime, the company's stock dropped nearly 5% yesterday after issuing a disappointing earnings outlook for 2025. the alameda county fire department, celebrating the many contributions of black firefighters and is working to inspire the next generation. an event was held today at anna yates elementary in emeryville. it included a presentation on the legacy of african americans in the fire service as part of black history month. it's called chief is my belief. organizers say they want to encourage children to believe that they can be whatever they want to be. >> chief is my belief is knowing about yourself, knowing that you can do whatever you want in life. if you want to be a fire chief, if you want to be a doctor, if you want to be a principal, if you want to be the president of the united states, it's all about believing in yourself. and you can make sure that you a

congress members, marc gasol, and zoloft, grit and sent a letter to federal officials raising concerns about hazardous conditions and a history of inmate abuse at the facility. the prison closed back in december and they say it's not equipped to handle the immigration detainees, especially because it lacks the space for legal services. they also point to the tens of millions of dollars needed to make a safe again. kron four's lindsey ford has more details. >> community members, immigration activist and over 20 coalitions in support of immigration rights collected in dublin saturday afternoon, along with a small group of trump supporters. this all happening less than a mile away from the now closed fci, dublin, women's prison. many fear it could turn into ice detention center. drivers honking their horns in support of the polish meant of ice detention centers. i can't even imagine what it would be grants that ripped away their children from their family. >> for to go into a prison, the worst him prison and fire. kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she live

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how marc benioff's words are resonating throughout the tech industry. the news at six starts right now. good friday everyone. thanks for joining us i'm janelle wang. and i'm garvin thomas. it was tense. it was combative. and it ended with ukrainian presidents storming off from the white house. what was supposed to be start of a peace deal to end the war in russia turned into a war of words between volodymyr zelenskyy, president trump and vice president vance. the reaction has been swift and blunt. nbc bay area's soto quintana talked with some local ukrainian supporters for their perspective. almost immediately after russia's invasion of ukraine in february 2023, irina kwasny posted the yellow and blue ukrainian flag outside her home. most recently, she also posted a protest sign in her window. she says watching ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy visit at the white house today was painful. the president and the vice president didn't even let him talk. they berated him about not being grateful to the united states. and she's not the only one. on the

so when salesforce ceo marc benioff says, and i quote my message to ceos right now is that we are the last generation to manage only humans. he is talking about the rise of ai. so we asked an ai ceo about it. it is so important to have, you know, that that human touch. and doctor benjamin harvey says it takes two humans and machines to satisfy customers after they close the deals, they're now saying, okay, from a customer success perspective, here's a specific area, a certain use case that we can apply the fully autonomous ai capability to, to really drive efficiencies as well, which makes sense. companies are using ai to become more efficient. i think it means that leaders are paying attention to this incredible shift in technology and capability. but what do statements, like benioff say to his human workers? i think it's unfortunate that he refers to these a.i. artificial intelligence agents as digital workers, for example. i think anthropomorphizing technology really loses sight of the value that human beings bring to the workforce. and lastly, companies often say they're replacing

actually, sheriff salesforce ceo marc benioff and his company's latest earnings call says we should learn to work with ai. he said, quote, my message to ceos right now is that we are the last generation to manage only humans. now, of course, he's talking about the rise of ai. it's part of the reason his company is so successful. so we asked an ai ceo about it who says humans are crucial, but we will be working with machines after they close the deals. they're now saying, okay, from a customer success perspective, here's a specific area, a certain use case that we can apply the fully autonomous ai capability to, to really drive efficiencies as well. salesforce says its ai platform, agent force, would likely have a modest contribution to this year's revenue. an iconic piece of oracle park is not so recognizable right now. can you spot the coke bottle inside that scaffolding? our nbc bay area sky ranger flew over the park this morning. the bottle is part slide, part art installation, and it's getting a facelift before the new season. the giants say crews are repainting the coke bottle and gi

are you still on bullet which is marc-andre now across the street from there. >> oh wow.i drank a metric ton of royal ground coffee in my day i don't have any further questions so you can have a seat will open to public comment. >> you can sit down. oh, thank. is there any public comment on this item? >> no, no public comment. >> close public comment is there a motion i move approval with staff recommendation seconded. okay. president biman hi vice president wang. hi commissioner davis high commissioner press i commissioner slander all right. >> and commissioner thomas i. >> all right. congratulations. you're approved and just follow up with our staff for your next steps. thank you. all right. the fifth and last permit application. >> all right. the final permit on our regular agenda is for an llp permit that includes outdoor entertainment, an outdoor amplified sound in the private patios of splash at thrive city located outside of the chase stadium. splash is slated to open in the coming weeks and will be an expansive multilevel sports bar and restaurant. the yellow p pe

marc siegel about in this morning.rting tomorrow, president trump's tariffs on canada and mexico will go into effect. the it the's proposed tariffs include a 25% duty on all imports from mexico and most imports from canada. the president had originally ordered the tariffs last month. but delayed it after the countries agreed to address fentanyl trafficking into the united states. and here's a question for you. do you know how much your spouse makes? a survey showed a lot of couples don't know the details on each other's finances. fidelity says more than 1/3 of couples can't identify their partner's salary within $25,000 of their actual pay. and there is another survey found bank rate shows two in five americans in relationship have kept a financial secret from their partners. oh, the controversy over money and love, guys. steve and as our friend dave ramsey has told this program for decades the number one reason people get a divorce is they fight over their money. >> carley: adds a lot of stress in families. >> steve:

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so members, marc gasol named zoloft send a letter. 2 federal officials about the concerns and adequate get a closer look from kron four's lindsey ford. >> and that community members, immigration activist and over 20 coalitions in support of immigration rights collected in dublin saturday afternoon, along with a small group of trump supporters. this all happening less than a mile away from the now closed fci, dublin, women's prison. many fear it could turn into ice detention center. drivers honking their horns in support of the polish meant of ice detention centers. i can't even imagine what it would be grants that ripped away their children from their family. >> for to go into a prison, the worst remake, the prison and fire. kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she lived under horrible conditions at the prison. >> like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated press investigation found permissive and toxic culture at fci, dublin, enabling years of misc

comes after bay area congressmembers marc gasol, and zoloft run sent a letter to federal officials raisings about hazardous conditions and a history of inmate abuse at the facility. the prison closed in december and they say it's not equipped to handle immigration detainees because it lacks the space for the legal services that require. they also point to the tens of millions of dollars. it's going to take to make the facility safe. activists and community members gathered saturday a mile from the facility. protesting against the possible reopening. >> families is actually lost that kind intentional neglect a detention. can't even imagine what it would be grants that ripped away their children from their family. >> for to go into a prison, the worst remake, the prison and fire as survivors not want bullish did not want to went through. >> well, representative saw and lofgren want answers about any reopening plans by wednesday. >> its 6.37, and happening today, oakland students are going walk out of school and rally calling for a second day without immigrants. we're businesses closed for th

it was, marc thiessen said. it was like watching a man drowning who was not taking the life preserver. he did not apologize. he regretted that it happened. he said it was bad and that it was bad for the ukrainian people, that that happened in front of the media. but he did not read the room. he didn't read the room here in the interview, and he didn't read the room in the oval office. maybe he thought it was similar to negotiating with president biden and talking like he was talking to president biden. obviously, president trump is a much different president, and vice president vance is a much different vice president. and the fact that it happened in front of cameras, i think, you know, really was a bad moment for everybody. >> i don't think it was necessarily. >> not a bad moment for the president. i don't think a bad moment for zelensky. >> zelensky for europe. i think it was terrible. i mean, however, president trump was the only guy that would be able to get putin to the negotiating table. now, i know befor

. >> officer marc polymeropoulos, he's an nbc news security and intelligence analyst. ran through a lot of reaction, including vice president mike pence, who we didn't mention there, putting an op ed in the wall street journal saying putin is the only winner of what we saw the spectacle in the oval office. we'll come back to that criticism. but you're focused on one of trump's key cabinet members and how they reacted. who are you talking about? it's not marco rubio. but what can you tell us, and why should we be paying attention to them? because i will admit, rubio had my attention in the oval. >> well. >> good morning ali. and you're right. we saw this kind of slew of cabinet officials coming out. almost victim shaming. i mean, this was. >> rather disgusting. it's almost. >> an. >> admission that in order to deal with trump, you have to deal with him with kid. gloves as a. >> petulant toddler. >> and so, you know. shame on rubio and walt and others. but i was most focused on tulsi gabbard, the dni, because she came out with a with a post on x, which, again. >> why in.

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