his mom, not his movie mom, marissa tomei.ayed your mother? >> yes, absolutely. i that i would be really insane. >> jimmy: thanks, guys. congratulations. the movie is called "king of staten island." we'll be right back to honor our health care hero of the week. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by the makers of dixie cups and plates. in response to covid-19, subaru and our retailers are donating fifty million meals to feeding america, to help feed those who now need our help. its all part of our commitment to our communities through subaru loves to help. love, it's what makes subaru, subaru. these fudge brownie m&m's are really fyes they are. to put a fudge brownie center in an m&m's is... genius! i know. i was going to say hard! why won't you... ughhhh... ahhh! why won't you go in... new fudge brownie m&m's. when visible set out to create the future of phone service... we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. stuff like foot-long bills and fees from nowhere. time-wasting stores, misleading ads, unhe

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pete davidson, his mom, his real mom, amy, not his movie mom, marissa tomei.ds to date marissa tomei now that she's played your mother? >> yes, absolutely. i that i would be really insane. >> jimmy: thanks, guys. congratulations. the movie is called "king of staten island." we'll be right back to honor our health care hero of the week. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by the makers of dixie cups and plates. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ itchy? scratchy? family not get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live" from my house. our healthcare hero tonight is a pediatric icu nurse from long island, new york, tracey bednar. hi tracey. >> hi, jimmy, how are you? it's so nice to meet you. >> jimmy: nice to meet you, too. i know you work with children who have covid-19. and for a long time, we told that it didn't really have an effect on children, but it seems like it is. what are the symptoms for the little ones when they get this? >> su

reporter marissa pearlman has the story. >> reporter: lingering smoke in the hoer don here.e're told that is where this crash happened up on blue mountain road. we're still waiting on confirmation at this hour. we want to show you video of the scene here which shows you what is left of this chopper. it is a bell 206 chopper. we learned it was contracted by pg&e and three people on board were working for the company. the crash happened after the crew was working on high voltage line. pg&e cult pow tore the lines and 3 8,000 people in the area are without power. no word yet on when that will be restored. cal fire confirm as water tanker, which was responding to this crash and this fire rolled over on its way up through some of these remote hills here after the crash. three people were on board that tanker at the time. they are okay. cal fire reporting all of them suffering just minor injuries. once again, we're hearing three people dead on board that chopper all working for pg&e, we're waiting on confirmation from the sheriff's office on that tonight. kpix 5. >>> to the weathe

all right, marissa. thank you. >>> well, chopper 5 is live right now over redwood city. about 2,000 people gathering for a massive demonstration at city hall, and we are there. we're going to have a live report for us ahead at 6:00. >>> solano county has declared a emergency after crowds of people swarmed and looted stores in fair offed. this video showing moments the looters used a forklift to break into a best buy. solano county's curfew does go into effect at 8:00 tonight. >>> after the county health officer pressed pause on reopening last week, the sheriff mark essex announced his deputies would not be enforcing the stay-at-home orders, but in a joint statement today, he and the board of supervisors vowed to work together on determining the best way to safely loosen restrictions once they get the all clear to move forward. >>> san francisco-based stitch fix is laying off some of its california work force and moving those jobs to less expensive parts of the country. the online retailer is reportedly laying off 1,400 stylists and will hire 2,000 in cities like dallas a

. >> marissa pulled over on highway 4, the on ramp in antioch to today, try to lure this cat from itse chp officer rolled up to help but it's great under the patrol car. the eventually got it out after the ordeal, marissa decided to adopt that kitten. >> you have to after that. >> male announcer: the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. they're desperate. children and parents line up by the thousands for a chance to get the surgery that will save them. many have suffered for most of their lives, living in the shadows. they've been outcast, shunned, treated as subhuman. children with painful burns or te

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. >> reporter: nashville-based music journalist marissa moss. there is a lot of fear in country. is just a huge fear that if you speak out, you'll lose air play, that you'll lose fans. and i think it's a gross misund ou audience. >> reporter: in that same statement, lady a directly addressed a question many might be directly asking thismorning, why you only only making the ch now. they go on to say they can make no excuses for their lateness in this realization. what we can do is acknowledge it, turn from it and take action. vladimir duthiers reporting. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm chip reid. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, anger over a deadly police shooting in atlanta. protesters have taken to the streets demanding justice forr-k killed by two bullets in the back. his family tonight with an emotional plea. >> not only are we hurt, we are angry. when does this st

his younger sister heads to college, scott lounges around at home until mum, winningly played by marissa i mean, are you flirting with me? yeah. yeah? yeah, a lot. this pushes scott's buttons because his beloved father was himself a fireman saving the lives of others but losing his own life in the process, leaving his son bewildered and becalmed. can scott make peace with his past and allow his mother to build a new future or will he simply spiral into self—destruction? having lost his own father, a new york city fireman and 9/11, davidson brings a poignantly autobiographical edge to the king of staten island, nowhere more so than in a central scene where scott delivers an angrily impassioned rant about the pain of loved ones left behind when first responders make the ultimate sacrifice. it's a scene of remarkable honesty and candour. outrageous, perhaps, but also reflected with the unmistakable spark of personal truth. why do we have to clean this thing anyway? it'sjust going to get fire on it. elsewhere, it's much more business as usual with apatow bringing his familiar loose limbed ap

. >> marissa johnson is a cofounder of seattle's black lives matter and we talk to her in 2016. >> alls matter is a new racial slur? >> explain for our viewers why it's a new racial slur. >> the reality is that they've created conditions that require a phrase like black lives matter. do you know what it's like to live in a world where i didn't have to say black lives matter? do you know how terrific it is to grow up as a child in a world that's so hates you? that you have to literally say to other people, my life matters. and they say well everyone's life matters, while you are literally being gunned down in the street, being rounded up and mass incarcerated. black lives matter is not a strong enough statement for me, right? >> thank you seattle for being one of the most progressive cities in the united states of america. >> marissa's group showed up at a bernie sanders event in seattle in august 2015. >> you need to let me speak or i will shut it down, get out of my face. >> the crowd didn't like it. >> i was going to tell bernie how racist the city is, but you already did it for me,

. >> marissa at yahoo said it seems like a century ago but it was 2013 that people shouldn't work from home. she said at the time, speed and quality are often sacrificed when we work from home. we need yahoo to be one and that starts with being physically together. was she wrong about that? >> i think 100%. in our survey it's a surprising thing that i found was that 76% of the respondents said productivity stayed the same or improved. people rose to the occasion, were breaking myths we had about the importance of being in the same space together. >> i say one data point that said 60% of ceos says working remotely had zero negative impact on productivity. on the flip side, 40% did see some sort of impact on productivity. >> yes. yes. i'm sure that's the case, depending on the industry you are in as well and the way that people are being managed makes a big difference. >> i mention 66% of ceos are thinking about closing or downsizing their offices. that would have a huge affect on city centers, san francisco, manhattan. it would have a huge affect on commercial real estate. >> yeah. defi

marissa pearlman is live with more. >> reporter: yes, we learned the suspect, 26-year-old mason james lira, police tonight confirming the suspect is down, though his condition still not known at this hour. we're also learning other officers, as many as 4 total may have been hurt detaining the suspect just within the past hour. this has been a huge effort for a smaller community. you can see the law enforcement efforts in this video. the police, the sheriff's office, and the fbi who were looking for the suspect last seen on surveillance camera at a chevron gas station early this morning. the shooting happened just after 3:00 yesterday morning. police now calling this an intentional attack, an ambush after lira is accused of shotting at the paso robles police station. one of the bullets hitting a police officer in the face. he's expected to be okay after undergoing surgery this morning. once again, several deputies hurt. the suspect, according to police is down. we're working to learn the condition of the suspect at hed enterrified, some saying the they haven't slept in days. now that t

of congratulations from students, the administration and notable alums, including former yahoo ceo marissan new jersey senator cory brooker and could pro golfer michelle. >> lean on community. the importance of leaning on friends and family especially through tough times like this. >> the virtual celebration was not intended to replace the traditional commencement ceremony. stanford said it is having an in person graduation when it becomes possible. the time is 4:57 a.m. the movie "gone with the wind" will return to hbo max and be introduced by jaclyn stewart, and african-american scholar and a host of turner classic movies. in an op-ed on cnn and stewart explained that she will place the movie within several historical context. the movie was pulled because of criticism of the way it showed african-americans. warner bros. is pushing back the release of more movies. the sequel to "wonder woman" was supposed to open this one and has moved beel november. the movie studio is bumping back other big movies. tom and jerry being pushed back from december to march of 2021. godzilla versus kong has

. >> and the little girl named eloise who was brought here by her mother, marissa kaiser.ow old are you eloise? >> i'm 3. >> 3. >> i'm 3, almost 4. >> all right, we'll be sure to report that. eloise showing me the sign she made, eager to tell me what it says. >> black lives matter. >> that's your sign? did you hold that sign today? show us. that's how you held it? >> show it to him. >> did you help make that sign? i bet you drew those faces, too. he did itllerself. >> all by yourself? and mom, why did you come today? >> because it's just so important. >> her mother says for eloise, her probest friends are black boys, that her daughter is color blind and she is determined to keep it that way. >> she loves everyone so much that it's hard for me to really be, like -- >> well, children do. >> yeah, so, i, like, i just feel like if you lead with love, then those conversations happen later. >> it was an extraordinary scene that played out here in this brooklyn park today and when terence floyd finished his speech not long after, the thousands who were gathered here, the vast maj

. >> marissa what do you think of the political vulnerabilities r president trump and for joe biden ashey head into the summer? is there something you think could derail eith of their presidential campaigns? >> i think certainly the economy for trump is a big issue. he's hoping it turns around, and i think how the corunna pandemic plays out, we are ke florida and texas, as well as california in those races. i ink those are the futile things, and i think the policing conversation and ray's conversation is certainly mething that democrats erare stroto bring to voters and talk about, but that can be a tough thing for people like joea biden hein his 70s and has not always been so progressive on those issues. two yeah, right. thank you both so much for joining me. >>> you can find more of our coveraget kqed.org, you can reach me through my social media handle, priya d clements, for all of us are unusual, anks for watching. good night. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org robert: as the nation m

marissa tomei plays the comedian's mother. >> she is a up for sainthood, in my book. gandhi award. >> the golden globe winner was once a real-life firefighter and was glad to revisit his roots. >> just really meant a lot to me, to be a part of it. >> originally scheduled for theaters, apatow decided on a digital release. >> everybody's cooped up and stressed out, and our movie is about first responders and firemen and nurses and heroes. >> the kind of heroes who are always on your side. raphael seth, nbc news. >> i know you got this one on, ready to click on that. >> i am going to watch it today. i watched an interview with pete davidson recently. you know, instead of this red carpet premiere they would have had if it weren't for quarantine, he is in his mom's basement hopefully, it will be successful. >> and that cast, too. can't county wait. last night, rio de janeiro's hundred foot christ the redeemer statue was bathed in corpus christi rugs to mark the celebration for the eucharist. normally, the rugs made of flower, sawdust, and other >>> every day, when will we

i'm marissa rodriguez, the director of the office of cannabis. we also have eugene hillsman, deputy director of the office of cannabis and jeremy schwartz who is a permanent analyst with the office of cannabis as well. so fiona mah was elected to serve as california's 34th state's treasurer. the state treasurer's office provides financing for schools, roads, housing and other critical infrastructure projects that better the lives of californians. previously treasurer mah was a member of the state assembly from 2006 to 2012 and prior to serving there, the treasurer served on the san francisco board of supervisors from 2002 to 2006, representing district 4. thank you, treasurer mah for being here. it's so nice to have you and it's so nice to have one of our own as everyone on this call today. so if you'd like to take this time to share with our community your thoughts on what's happening right now and any support for the cannabis community that you'd like to share. >> sure. can you hear me? >> -- our own, everyone on this call today. so if you'd li

one of the coordinators i'm joined by allison kraft and marissa who will be helping with the q&a and any tech issues you might have. for security reasons, your microphone is muted in your camera is automatically off. the chat is disabled. lots of you are going to have a lot of great questions but because of the fact that we will have over 1000 participants in this program, we can't do a live q&a. if you look at the bottom of your screen, there's going to be a q and a button for you to submit your questions and then we will pass them along to professor foner at the end. all of you will have fantastic questions but unfortunately, will not be able to do a live q&a session because there are going to be over 1000 participants in the program. so if you do have a question, please submit it to the q&a section. you can find out at the bottom of your screen. today's speaker is professor eric foner. his book, abraham lincoln and american slavery won the pulitzer prize. he's narrative of history at columbia university. today he will discuss his book, the second founding, civil war and reconstruc

from cyber or the use of technology in different ways, we have a question that came over e-mail from marissa and now since the adoption of the strategic concept and we are looking into the next ten years and hopefully beyond as well. his question, is it time for a new concept of nato to address cyber space and hybrid threats on the 2030 horizon. do we need and should we have a new strategic construct? >> i think the it's a bit too early to say wh the process nato 2030 will lead to a new strategic concept for nato. for me, the most important thing is to change and adapt. one of the main reasons why nato is the most successful in history is that we have been able the to change every time the world has changed and we need to continue to change because the world continues to change. the aim of nato 2030 is to make sure that happens and i think that we are seeing that in the strategic concept nato has today. we have identified three core tasks. collective defense, crisis management and fighting terrorism and corporate security working with the partners all around the world. this was agreed back i

. >> marissa's group showed up a bernie sanders event in seattle in august. >> you need to let me speak, get out of my face. >> the crowd didn't like it. >> i was going to tell bernie outrageous the city is but you already did it for me. thank you. >> what it is going to take to dismantle white supremacy is white folks have to give up something. you have to sacrifice yourself, be willing to give up the things you currently benefit from. >> the anger of black lives matter exploded in july after a protest in dallas. micah xavier johnson. dallas police officers killing 5 of them. police said johnson was upset about black lives matter and recent police shootings in louisiana and minnesota and wanted to kill white people. former president barack obama spoke at the memorial for the following dallas officers on july 10th, 2016. >> when all this takes place more than 50 years after the passage of the civil rights act, we cannot simply turn away and dismiss those in peaceful protest as troublemakers. >> just months later and questions about whether hillary clinton would be able to garner support

marissa your wish is my command. thank you and thanks for the funny tweet.tay together by al green and that is it for traffic jams for today but i keep a list if you have a song you want to hear, go ahead and send it to me anyway and i will put it on the list and you'll probably hear it in the next few days. it is facebook, twitter, and instagram and the hashtag is ktvu. my company take, a measure designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in san francisco will be introduced. supervisor rafael mendel meant will lead a virtual news conference to unveil this legislation. it would ban natural gas appliances. all new houses and commercial buildings, this measure would affect construction projects that apply for permits beginning next year. restaurant projects would have an extra year to comply. the state appeals court ruled that a toll increase on seven state owned bridges that voters approved in 2018 is indeed legal. 55% of voters approved regional measures three. the taxpayers association challenged this in court saying the toll is a tax so it should require

." >> thank you, marissa. marin county is seen a sharp increase in cases. marin county has nearly 1600 cases including the outbreak at san quentin state prison. the only bay area county experiencing an increase in hospitalizations and the percentage of positive tests over the past two weeks. authorities report workplace clusters including marin senatorial, where 43 employees tested positive. the largest outbreak is at san quentin were 505 inmates and staff have tested positive. the number of infections are at about 100 last weekend. the marin county corner is investigating the death of an inmate and whether it involved the coronavirus. richard straightly died wednesday night in his cell on death row and he was found unresponsive and there were no visible signs of trauma. our time is now 6:06 a.m. last night a new summertime event. >> designed to promote restaurants. it's called dining under the lights. san rafael restaurant on fourth street will offer patio dining every thursday evening from now until the end of summer and restaurants from lincoln avenue to

. >> marissa tansino from nbc affiliate wmbf-tv covered the case.pears this is someone she knows if she had a conversation that long and is repeatedly calling back. >> right, exactly. >> was it sidney? they pulled the video footage. >> you see somebody walk up to the pay phone and place that call to heather. >> police wondered if that somebody was sidney. they asked him to come in for another round of questioning. if he had been home, what was he doing at a pay phone calling heather? he finally 'fessed up. sidney moorer told them in an interview with police, i made that phone call to heather. >> investigators began to build a time line from heather's phone at 1:35 a.m. sidney called heather from the pay phone. nine minutes later at 1:44, heather calls her friend bree between 2:29 and 3:05, heather called the pay phone nine times, but no one answered. her phone did connect to sidney's cell phone at 3:57 a.m. for four minutes then from 3:25 to 3:37, her phone was in her car on the way to peachtree landing. where was police at that time? police didn't

francisco yeah, pretty spectacular day meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with our forecast high marissa pay their grant and vicki and near average highs along the coast and east bay shoreline but. >>a little bit cooler so pleasant temperatures for most of our interior valleys about 5 to 10 degrees below average. but tomorrow it's going to start a warming and drying trend and we're going to peak by the middle of this upcoming in the low to mid 60's already cooling down though in the upper 50's right along the san francisco peninsula coastline, 59 degrees right now for downtown san francisco and current wind speeds out there right now on the breezy side but sustained at 20 miles per hour for those of youn and fairfield with gusts today upwards of 30 miles per hour or less and stormtracker 4 overall tracking dry weather but seeing that increase in high cloud cover for those of you in the north bay and it is going to make its way inland into the bay area during the overnight hours. the bulk of the moisture remaining off coast. but we could wake up to some light scattered drizzle for your su

. >> chief, we also have this question from marissa. in. >> i thought the police were supposed to keep us safe. i thought we were supposed to call them when we needed help. now i'm wondering who do we call when the police are being unsafe? >> that's a great question. as you point out, it's not all officers, as we know, but if you do see a police officer doing something wrong, how do you handle that? >> well, first, you let a grown up know what's going on so they can take action because we don't need police officers doing things like some that you've seen on some of the videos that have been shown recently that led to a lot of the protests that are taking place right now. but police officers are there to help, if you need help don't be afraid to call for help. again if you see something that's not right or somebody says something to you or treats you differently, don't hesitate to let a grown up know so people like me, that used to be a police chief, can take action and do what we need to do to make sure we only have police officers that

the eventually got it out after the ordeal, marissa decided to adopt that kitten. >> you have to after that. captioning sponsored by cbs >> crowds hitting the casinos as las vegas reopens in a big way. >> some guests say they're not interested in social distancing rules. >> i'm not a big fan of that. this is the cosmopolitan casino in las vegas over the weekend. tons of people roaming about, almost no one in masks. >> all right, folks, bets in. bets are final. betting is closed. nows, let's give it a spin. ( beeping ) >> 103. ( cheering ) >> congratulations. you just won all the chips i have been touching for the past six hours. now, just to be safe, i'm going to take the temperature again. anybody want to play craps? >> it's "a late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, confedera-see you later! plus, stephen welcomes wesley lowery and judd apatow. featuring jon batiste and stay homin'. and now, liiiive on tape from a safe distance, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: okay. orry. >> stephen: why seven? because you have to work for me. >> they didn't make it around my schedule. >> stephen:

>>whether time now a lot of people taking the week off or at least part of it marissa rodriguez is here with a look at the forecast. yeah and we're going to notice a gradual cooling trend right before our 4th of july weekend. so let's take a look outside and we can actually see golden gate bridge out there this evening. >>karl, the fog taking a little bit of a break tonight and the same for tomorrow as well so temperature wise we're going to be right about the same as today near average highs for downtown san francisco 66 degrees low 60's for daly city half moon bay, 65 degrees for your tuesday afternoon and plenty of sunshine from brisbane a burlingame 72 degrees for brisbane and burlingame but in the mid 70's for those of you in san mateo palo alto 79 degrees in mount view 84 degrees for your tuesday afternoon highs so we are going to notice breezy winds around 20 miles per hour less widespread mid to upper 80's for those of you in the south bay 80 degrees for cupertino but san jose 85 degrees. and as you make your way inland out of the 90's and in the 80's for those of you in livermo

. >> marissa, thank you so much for making space for this conversation. >> thank you. >> that wraps itnd al sharpton picks up with "politics nation" after this. and at 6:00, a special report "politicsnation: anguish and action." that's coming up at the top of the hour here on msnbc. here onc what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ we're pretty different. somos muy diferentes. muy diferentes. (vo) verizon knows everyone in your family is different. there are so many of us doing so many different things. (vo) that's why verizon lets everyone mix and match different unlimited plans. so everyone gets what they need without paying for things they don't. the plan is so reasonable, they can stay on for the rest of their lives. awwww. (vo) plans start at just $35, our lowest price on unlimited, for everyone. plus, buy the new samsung galaxy s20 5g uw and get another on us. the network more people rely on gives you more. step by step... focused and undaunted. they are compelled to step forward. to the front lines. and into the unkno

i'm marissa rodriguez, the director of the office of cannabis.also have eugene hillsman, deputy director of the office of cannabis and jeremy schwartz who is a permanent analyst with the office of cannabis as well. so fiona mah was elected to serve as california's 34th state's treasurer. the state treasurer's office provides financing for schools, roads, housing and other critical infrastructure projects that better the lives of californians. previously treasurer mah was a member of the state assembly from 2006 to 2012 and prior to serving there, the treasurer served on the san francisco board of supervisors from 2002 to 2006, representing district 4. thank you, treasurer mah for being here. it's so nice to have you and it's so nice to have one of our own as everyone on this call today. so if you'd like to take this time to share with our community your thoughts on what's happening right now and any support for the cannabis community that you'd like to share. >> sure. can you hear me? >> -- our own, everyone on this call today. so if you'd like -

discuss closing the opportunity for black businesses and the syst systemic barriers for black success, marissadium business mentorship platform she's professor at the georgetown mcdonagh school of business thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i think about small business and i think about communities. small business is the life blood of the community, and progress in small business in black communities is what we need to strive for to make gains, but so far while there has been some, it's really tough to move the needle hard to really see that it's moved at all for a lot of reasons. can you go over both "the herd"less and what you see as solutions to those hurdles >> sure. well, again, thank you for having me. this is an important topic i think as we recognize juneteenth and i think all of america has had a history lesson tulsa is one example where black businesses have been the corner stone of our communities and in many cases the corner stone of many communities we consistently have faced these hurdles of lack of access to capital. the percentage of black businesses that

also available for questions, anna and marissa from the controllers office. >> good morning, chair fewerisor walton and mandelman. nice to see you all. this is the department of homelessness and supportive housing and i'm joined by my colleague and a whole team of people from the city, so we have a robust group of folks here to answer questions about this project. i'm going to share my screen and walk us through the slides. all right. try that one more time. there we go. can folks see this? >> supervisor fewer: yes. >> wonderful. so the item before you today is a resolution for a permanent supportive housing project at 833 bryant street. in soma the resolution before you is a lease agreement for 145 units of permanent supportive housing for a 30-year term not to exceed just over $2 million a year. it also allows a sublease with mercy housing to operate the building and the tenant placement will be coordinated and traced. additionally are the resolution authorizes the controllers office through the office of public finance to provide the bond sale relative to the documents to this project

also available for questions, anna and marissa from the controllers office. >> good morning, chair fewer. good morning, supervisor walton and mandelman. nice to see you all. this is the department of homelessness and supportive housing and i'm joined by my colleague and a whole team of people from the city, so we have a robust group of folks here to answer questions about this project. i'm going to share my screen and walk us through the slides. all right. try that one more time. there we go. can folks see this? >> supervisor fewer: yes. >> wonderful. so the item before you today is a resolution for a permanent supportive housing project at 833 bryant street. in soma the resolution before you is a lease agreement for 145 units of permanent supportive housing for a 30-year term not to exceed just over $2 million a year. it also allows a sublease with mercy housing to operate the building and the tenant placement will be coordinated and traced. additionally are the resolution authorizes the controllers office through the office of public finance to provide the bond sale relative to the doc