marisa rocciola: i don't want to think about him not being here. bigad: marisa is his wife.met as teenagers in italy. marisa: i want to enjoy every day that i have with him, and hopefully, tomorrow we have another one, but not thinking that it may be the last one. bigad: how often are you in pain? alfonso: oh, every day. every moment. bigad: every moment. alfonso: every moment. i'm in pain right now. bigad: alfonso is suing for pain and suffering, which can provide legal payouts worth millions of dollars. in most of the country, that money goes to the family if a plaintiff passes away before the end of the trial. but that's not the case in california, where once the plaintiff dies, the pain and suffering claim dies too. bigad: do you worry you may not be here to see the case make its way through court? alfonso: yes. bigad: and what is that feeling like? alfonso: it's a mission not accomplished. bigad: court closures during the pandemic are making it harder for the terminally ill to make it to trial. across the bay area's nine counties, four still aren't allowing juries in th

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she will be in conversation with marisa lagos from kqed. we would like to ask either of our speakers a question during the program you can do so, what you are currently watching. and dedicated keeping you informed in the pandemic. we are going full speed ahead with a full slate in 2021. visit us at commonwealthclub.org/online to learn about our online programming and text the word donate to 4 one 5-3 to 9-23 one live during the program. you can find this in the prescription blocks below. please join me in welcoming stephanie schriock and marisa lagos. >> host: welcome to today's virtual program. i am cohost of the political breakdown podcast. this afternoon i'm excited to be in conversation with stephanie schriock, the political action committee has elected 1400 of 1400 and the credit women to political office and raised $600 million over that time and stephanie will talk to me about her new book "run to win: lessons in leadership for women changing the world". if you want to ask stephanie a question put it in the chat on youtube, towards t

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. >> reporter: this is marisa. she spent a decade doing aid work in africa. disaster struck at home, she was one of the first on the front line the cajun navy has gotten quite good, quickly setting up distribution sites like this one. with so many people impacted, what's perhaps most useful is their platform and their decks. >> cajun navy kraus sources disasters. once we find the need, we use the social media platform and put the word out there. people want to help. >> reporter: on this day, they're delivering to katy, texas, home to just over 20,000, with some areas still under a boil water notice. did you reach out to cajun navy? >> sure did. >> reporter: daishi crespo runs the local christian ministry here in katy, the group helping several hundred families, many of whom haven't even recovered from hurricane harvey. >> it's a disaster on top of a disaster. when we have families that are struggling financially, trying to find a way how they can become resilient, and they experience something like this? it's like another setback. >> you seem like a hopeful p

. >> hello, marisa? >> hi, good evening. i'm marisa robinson. i'm african-american parent advisory council. thank you p.a.c. for giving your report. as always as another parent parent advisory council, stands side by side with the p.a.c. we also recognize and understand the difference of opinion when it comes to families. like the audience and staff to understand the same thing. you cannot come to consensus of the whole parent group. thank you for sharing and listening to the voices of the families and understanding that all families come in different shape, sizes and voices and opinions and being truthful with what was brought to you. thank you. >> tara? hello, ms. marshall? >> thank you so much. to the board, i'm speaking in response to the p.a.c. i'm very disheartened, very disappointed in their recommendation to wait. they are not a diverse group of parents as far as i have seen, i have noticed and have observed. i'm very disappointed they are not supporting our students. they need to be more diverse. they need to represent the students of a

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>>hopefully there will be some on the way woman with the answers is meteorologist marisa rodriguez with the latest on what we can expect for the rest of the weekend. >>yeah we're going to notice that dry weather still going to be on the mild side a few degrees above average. but snow showers will return to this year, let's take a live look outside i 80 at donner summit, plenty of snow off the roads all clear though for those of you heading in and out of tahoe this evening. but we are tracking dry conditions for the 2nd half of the weekend and temperatures also going to be on the mild side the daytime highs about 5 to 10 degrees above average crystal clear skies a little bit breezy for most of the low lying valleys but the peaks and ridges of this year it could see breezy winds upwards of 45 miles per hour less south lake tahoe, though breezy winds of 25 miles per hour less and daytime highs in the low 50's when you should be in the mid 40's in fact you're not going to cool down to near average temperatures until monday. thanks to that increase in cloud cover with some snow showers retur

coming this us to lease get a preview of what we can expect a few weeks though yeah exactly yeah marisahank you thank you. meanwhile, president joe biden says he welcomes the nfl's offer to use the league's 32 stadiums asked mass vaccination sites. >>at least 7 nfl stadiums are already being utilized for the purpose as well as a number of major league baseball, the venues like the oakland coliseum the president says that his coronavirus team will use the stadiums as needed. he's also hopeful that next year's super bowl set for so 5 stadium in southern california will actually be played in front of the full live capacity crowd. for sports. >>about a sunday fun day the showdown many been waiting for in super bowl 55 to of the best quarterbacks in the game going head to head and now let's take a look at some of the action there's patrick mahomes probably the best player in the nfl currently and then here is tom brady who is likely the best football player of all time still going strong at 43 now the chiefs on the board first with field goal, but the box answered right back. 80 degree we've

your cardona welcome to you, toyour wife marisa your children who are in the annex behind us and i'm told they will come out when t you start and i don't wat them to miss it live and in-person. we can adhere to the separation guidelines and have them over there. i also want to welcome your parents who i understand didn't make the trip because of covid but they will be watching us on tv. your entire family i knowyo is proud of this nomination and the fact that he would have been asked to lead the department of education at a very challenging time is daunting for anybody. you've had a meteor at rice from question teacher to a principal to a superintendent from the small state of connecticut. you should be proud of that and i'm glad the president has nominated you for this position. millions of children are stuck at home trying to learn. parents are at their wits end and the adults running public schools across the country are failing to follow the science andd open school safely. the cdc experts just released a paper in the journal of american medical association on january 26 then sai