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marissa, thanks for scombroining us joining us.hottest toys out there? >> good morning. we will start with an active toy. bb hoopsters he will talk with kids and interact and moves all around the house. so it makes shooting that perfect three-pointer a little more difficult when he is roving all over the place this is a great item to get kids up, active and having a great time >> up next, for the budding photographer, we have the kids' zoom print cam tell us more about that. >> reporter: yeah, so this is an instant print camera from v-tech i think kids will absolutely love it. they love taking photos. right? this camera instantly prints up to 80 photos on one roll of film we got the little screen on the back it flips up into selfie mode they can take selfies easy, instantly print right from the camera i took this shot from my dog this morning. >> this is the joy of getting a kind of a pola rroid feel to it. >>> we have a class ir, the pokemon surprise attack game >> yeah, pokemon is hotter than ever with the spreez attack gag surpr

jonathan just seen. >> marissa, thank you. chinese tennis star puncture way has emerged after weeks of questions about her whereabouts. she held a video phone call with the international olympic committee. president thomas bach today. it's the first time that she's appeared publicly since accusing china's former vice premier of assault things disappearance has caused widespread criticism of china's communist party, including from leading tennis players. china's government has not yet said if it is investigating her claims of abuse. >> still ahead here tonight at 8 o'clock, a 13 year-old boy is dead after a stray bullet flew through his home and hit him while he was playing video games. details on the investigation after the break. >> in southern california. a stray bullet hit and killed a 13 year-old boy as he was playing video games inside of his own home. police say the shooting happened last night in pasadena. the boy identified by family members as iran ball banana, he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> it's crazy becaus

. >> reporter: we took a walk through union square with marissa rodriguez, the new executive directoralliance. >> i took over actually three weeks ago. >> reporter: she agrees that union square has a problem with perception. she main live points to the pandemic and the toil it took on tourism and the retail industry. >> that perception will soon be gone. >> reporter: the christmas tree and ice skating rink are back in place once again. >> you know, unlike last year, when everything was shut dow

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. >> marissa let's start with you. democrat should be worried said mccarthy. he's saying 60 seats could be flipped and what you make of the prediction? >> democrs arm are worried. this pre-midterm results when we are already seeing concerns about the slowness of joe biden's agenda getting through in washington aired when there have been headlines around in trip party squabbles between the moderate and progressive wing. historically it's hard to keep congress when you have a president in the white house. i'm sure they are concerned. these receipts that joe biden won by double digits a year ago. time go slowly and very quickly in the political world. is premature to bank the prediction. kevin mccarthy would like to see it and he will talk it up. it looks like a few months before the delta surge, politics were different nationally and in certain communities. at the end of the day the current gear congressional races will be impacted by the national mood and how people are feeling about the parties but a lot has to do with the individual races and candidates. >> a

. >> reporter: we took a walk through union square with marissa rodriguez, the new executive director for the union square alliance. >> i took over actually three weeks ago. >> reporter: she agrees that union square has a problem with perception. she main live points to the pandemic and the toil it took on tourism and the retail industry. >> that perception will soon be gone. >> reporter: the christmas tree and ice skating rink are back in place once again. >> you know, unlike last year, when everything was shut down, it's open. >> reporter: and as some businesses leave, others are moving in. the watch store omega just opened up on gary, and rodriguez said there are nine upcoming openings and reopenings they are looking forward to. >> from restaurants to wine bars, retail establishments. we even have a mast tress store coming. >> reporter: the perception won't change overnight, but rodriguez thinks it will as people venture back out into the world. >> i think they'll come down here and be surprise to have had see how activated and beautiful really, actually, most importantly, how clea

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in fairfield, marissa perlman, kpix 5. >>> a las vegas raiders player has been arrested following a deadlys anger vern glenn joins us now with more. involved in car accidents and duis all the time. this, we are talking about loss of life. who knows what the future holds for henry reds the third. this is what was left of a toyota that was rear-ended by him shortly before 4:00 this morning in las vegas. the car caught fire, and the female driver died before authorities arrived at the scene. police say he showed signs of impairment, and he will be charged with dui resulting in death. if convicted, it's a minimum sentence of 2 years. the team's response, the raiders are aware of an accident involving henry rugs that occurred this morning in las vegas. we are devastated by the loss of life, and our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims family and friends. we have no further comment at this time. this is just when the raiders on the field were trending up in the wake of the jon gruden departure. they had control, first place in the afc west, but as is often said, the investigation is ongoin

my name is marissa pull. i saw them pin. i'm a high school student at home. my grandparents told me this. it used to be land with the lodge community where it was a prosperous community with lots of merchant boots for many countries called her home. but as time passed and the land has a rooted bear, people have had to move further inland. when my family used to live right here, next to the temple. but we have had to move from my my is another. i'm for a senior souls and i live in argentina, valera, i think young people are not being listened enough by adults. and i also think that a young people need help from adults when it comes to changing some bad habits. i would say the word slithers about climate change until them that we should, warren every one and remind them constantly of the big problem. this is my name is maya, i am 10 years old and i live in london the times now to make big changes and improvements to what we do normally to actually control climate change. we're running out of time when to do it now. otherwise, you probably never will. we have no

wants to leave along the border, thousands or so living and make sure camps in freezing conditions, marissa set up some shelters, but there's no sign of any resolution in it. stand off with poles, g 7 nations of cold on beller roost to ends. the crisis. more confrontations have taken place between security forces and protesters in sit on who's safari, tier gas at demonstrators. there is anger over the military's refusal to hand back parity civilians. at least 15 people were killed on wednesday, after security forces fired on protests. hipaa morgan has the latest form, sedans, capital. how to me, woke up with anger and many people, many families out proceeding with burial processions and funeral rights. and we've seen people protesting, setting a barricades to show the anger at the security forces in the amount of excessive, brutal force use against the processes. now, many of them did not know exactly what was happening in other cities, but with the return of phone lines around midnight tomb time. people were able to communicate between the 3 cities whom north, to center, the city itself, a

but um, we still human beings are marissa tier and talk to each other and we do not meet on . so and skype. so we sit in a room together and talk about it and ah, you have some intelligent questions on i hope i have some traditions, answers. so are we are not lost. you know what? this great theory of feature or turn noise in this is the most expensive thing in the future will be at personal human contact in terms of journalism. exactly, because everything else will be actually feed on a line and virtually in no other disease, artificial intelligence is going to be very expensive in albany, tells them evaluating mass data. so, ah, in the past are still to day you as a journalist, if you had to write about some certain things, maybe what is going on the syria, what has gone there are there. then you have to read a lot of stuff to, to see patterns and to see what has happened in the past and to filter out the relevant information for you. and the, of course, this was very expensive. so, so artificial intelligence can help you with that. and doesn't mean that the, uh, the i is the

world number one's was where i came from a, sat down to meet 2 time grand slam champion guard being marissa, in 3 sets of both players are the only 2 veterans of this tournament with the other sex making their deep gifts. one of those being and that con delights the estonian breeze through her opening round robin match in guadalajara, she beat french open champion. barbara craig cova in straight sets. mont, devices on an 11 match winning run up to punch in the back to back titles at the cuddling pack. and transylvania. and oh, okay, and that is all your sport for now. holler back to you. thank you very much. indeed, a farmer will not sits for this. you, sir, do keep it here on al jazeera, they're gonna take a quick break. i'll be back with you at the top of the year, with more of the latest from around the world. ah. what others? what else? what other shawna is pursuing prosperity and influence on the globe and stage one aisd investigate what we've made, but one of its closest neighbors. i want on out to the wrong way each and every one of us has got a responsibility to change our person wi

on the court sir. spain's gobby marissa has won the season ending w t a finals. the 2 time grand slam champion defeated her is phone and opponent and a contract and straight fit. 6375, much taken place in guadalajara, mexico will say in the year as well. number 3, when the rankings are updated on monday, present to you the well, i mean, i didn't thought all of these things because i really want to have more pressure. but if you're the main thing to be part of the history and you know, this is a very special tournament, only to bet aid and you feel like every much of the final and i, i made it. stephen, gerald is officially signed in as the manager of aston villa. gerald guided ranges to the scottish times the last season. this is the formula for camps his 1st job in the premier league. he's already looking forward to going up against his former manager. you can club being so since day one here i but little here we live in a very similar area to bump into very regular when he was in his dogs. and it's a great money to pay coach. i think little people are very luck

so she can accept her award in norway next month. marissa, the 1st nobel laureate, from the philippines, she's receiving the award for her push for freedom of speech with her a news website rappel or her supporters say reza has faced setbacks and legal action for her scrutiny. of various policies and government prosecutors in the u. s . have asked the supreme court to review the ruling that overturned bill cosby sexual assault conviction. cars. these lawyers say that comedian relied on a promise that he would never be charged when he gave damaging testimony in an accuser. a civil suit in 2006 lawyer said that promise could set a dangerous precedence. the 84 year old spent nearly 3 years in prison and was released in june. the the arab cup kicks often cats har. later on tuesday, the tournament is a vital part of the gulf nations planning for next year's fif, a world cup. and as paul reese reports the tournament forms a bridge between the regions, football heritage and the potentially water said moment of cuts are 2022 a dress rehearsal for the world cup. yes. but the arab cup goes back d

instead, mexico has been hosting the w t, a finals or the past has been won by got the new marissa peters. sonya opponent and it comes with straight set to present to you the w t if i well, i mean i didn't thought all of these things because i really want to have more pressure. but if you're the main thing to be part of the history and you know, this is a very special tournament, only to bet aide and you feel like every much as a final and i, i made it a form, a character as a refill is apologize for using anti semitic language in a text exchange 10 years ago. the 3rd year old said he was deeply ashamed and had absolutely no excuses for sending the messages. early this week or figure appeared in front of you. k politicians to discuss his experiences of racism and bullying at england's yorkshire county cricket club. now the style is a formula one or a bounce. it can be seen cats are for the 1st time, the growing pre could have a big sound who wins the world title max stuff and has a narrow lead over louis hamilton as the season and says its final stretch far as small reports from the la sa

of the season ending events shall be the biggest title of her career on wednesday when she faces marissa. now presenting, defend danielle. this is officially signed back in at bos, alona as he makes his returns to the club. the 38 year old has been a free agent since leaving south palo in september becomes the 1st signing of the new coach. chevy hernandez. alvarez 1st joint boss back in 2008, 123 trophies during his 8 years at the club. what do you see me with a little less hair, but the will and the desire stays the same. i know what this club represents, the history it represents and the color and i accepted this challenge because i know what i can do for this team. not only inside but also outside the club. like i've always done argentina secured the place in the world cut with 5 games to spare scholars. george brazil was enough to get a skill from venice. his junior, one of the highlights in the game, little messy, also made his 1st come back from a coffin. jury see 12 nations are qualified so far. plus, of course, the hosting castle and south america, there are 2 more automatic plac

and marissa kumar is back with us, she's the ceo of vote the latino.nks for joining us, christina, let's start with you and what you make of what has happened tonight, in both cases in the case of new jersey, as steve pointed out, murphy went in with a strong lead until about ten days ago, mcauliffe had a lead in virginia. there were polls that showed a strong lead for youngkin that he ended up winning with. this is a turnaround in those states. >> i can't tell you how much i love talking about virginia politics, it was one of the first sort of roles i had when i got to d.c., i'm like super nerd about it i apologize in advance. one thing is if you telegraph to voters, that your race will be a signal to national politicians, voters respond to that, right? they're aware, there are issues that people vote on, and they also recognize that people want to send a message. this is something that happens. no matter what party wins. voters recognize that the national sort of attention is on them. virginia is fascinating for a couple of reasons. it's something th

i suppose investors want clarity, they want to know how their investments are going to be treated marissathank you for joining us >>> coming up on the show, u.s. president joe biden hails the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill as a, quote, momentous step forward. we'll discuss next every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> welcome back to the program. softbank has posted a net loss for the second quarter and an 80% drop in net profits for the first half of the year its flagship vision fund suffered a $10 billion investment loss amid a sharp devaluation in its china portfolio following a crack down by

marissa are going to see clouds moving in tomorrow. know we're going to stay sunny noel.ay for the rest of us. it's hump day. but let's take a live look outside. >> tracking a lot of sunshine out there right now and temperatures nice and warm. in fact, very pleasant as you make your way into the east bay for those of you in berkeley and dublin 69 degrees. so no complaints there. widespread mid 60's, though, for everyone else with downtown san francisco and alameda at 64 degrees and mid 60's for novato and san anselmo. 66 degrees high temperatures tomorrow. widespread low to mid 70's. as you make your way inland. but along the bay area shoreline. we're going to be in the mid 60's to upper 60's for those of you in redwood city in fremont, 68 degrees. but check out nevada 73 degrees for your thursday afternoon. highs in this weekend. also looking great some clouds. but overall a lot of upper 60's and low 70's for the days ahead and dry as well. back to, you know, well, kind of soak up that sun. alright, thanks. mabrisa. the news doesn't end here. of course, our coverage cont

marissa mayer famously ordered a going back but google bot 1 million have square feet in downtown manhattan. they all try to create these work playgrounds to make sure people are around each other all the time because they believe creativity works by connecting people. one of the interesting things that come out of microsoft is there's a nice study that came out last month that there's a real decrease in connections across different groups which the paper really thinks is going to lead a decrease in crete giving microsoft because these were teams are becoming more siloed. one final is that the remote world is a very hard world for onboarding new workers and is an unequal world. the onboarding point is if you look at productivity computer programmers, some studies have suggested it's all just fine but if you look at new hires for computer programmers or burning glass technology, counting a new postings, that was down 40% between february 2020 and november 2020. a massive decline in the amount of onboarding. you saw this across all three occupations. while it's possible for relationships to c

here's nbc bay area's marissa colorado. >> reporter: serving undercooked turkey was not how linda frankel wanted to spend thanksgiving day with her husband. >> it's not bouncing back very well. >> reporter: not included in linda's turkey recipe, the ov on -- oven not once, not twice, but three times. 4,000 customers lost power today, starting around 10:46 a.m. >> power went out right in the middle of cooking turkey. it went out three or four times today. a little scary. >> reporter: why was it scary? >> didn't think we were going to have turkey dinner. >> reporter: they said birds caused damage to a key power line. >> birds cause damage to airplanes, but sitting on a power line should not cause disruption for so many people, especially on a day of celebration and a holiday. >> reporter: pg&e says by 3:18 p.m. the lights were back on in a community that's already used to dealing with high fire danger and frequent power shutoffs. >> my dad is 80 years old. he just bought a generator because he worried about it. >> reporter: there is one thing this couple is somewhat thankful for. >> had we

they move him from the, from the, from the marissa cold motors, most people, those people, those people have wanted, once it, once i think, wanted, once it, this will wanted be wanting once it, once a time, wants him on time, wants him on time one se politicians of psychology failed to achieve those 2 public . those 2 public goals. public both public health. paula. paula. paula. paula, paula, paula, paula, paula, paula, paula, paula, paula, paula, paula, paula, paula paula paula group are presenting from britain. this stainless run. honda sponsored and trusted us from this, this is in this is falling on the gulf, the goal for me to delay it, which is kovak, school vaccine policy, for health, for health care, for health, for health, and for how for how next year. how here, health the head of just hiders, it says it says that it says and it says, it says it will have the message, the message, the had to call them as surveys. the surveys the surveys has to get through the difficult period. otherwise he says the u. k. k risks risks accident accident on the, on the ex and they were canadian

technology association and lauren sanders, the associate director of the law center and we also have marissa. the director of california policy and locally we welcome the ceo and the president of the innovative payment association. the testimony limited to five minutes and we should be able to be a timer in front of you or somewhere or on the desk that indicates how much time you have left. i like to ask you to be my fullk so we can be respectful of the committee. you are now welcome to offer a five minute summary of your presentation of the testimony. >> good morning, chairman, and members of the task force on financial technology. thank you for the opportunity to appearth before you. financial technology companies can mitigate health and wellness, financial security through private offerings that they put into place. the technology they can reduce prices and increased convenience for the population. over the past 20 years they have new ways to capture data and reach audiences and expand access to credit. that includes opportunities for blacks and other minority communities. they can be cle

>> hello, my name is marissa cohen. a question that i think draws on all of your presentations is that if we take the idea that oliver wendell holmes. >> can you read that on the internet? >> yes. [laughter] i should be the only one that knows that. [laughter] the idea is that there shouldn't be a branch that has this heroic power to do things over another branch, playing into the delegation and nondelegation arguments, right? like you were saying, you saw that congress wasn't doing anything, so the agencies stepped up and did something. you kind of aggrandized of one branch in order to fill the gap. professor rappaport said that the court should just say that the delegation is unconstitutional and then the judiciary then becomes more powerful in not allowing congress to decide who it wants to give the power to. to summarize what i think james madison was going for in the federalist papers is what meatloaf said, two out of three ain't bad. you want something through another branch before you do it. did you ultimately, i

>> my name is marissa cohen. a question that draws a lot of presentations, when you take the idea oliver wendell holmes said if my fellow citizens want to go to hell i will help them. it is my job. >> did you read that on the internet? >> that is a real quote, i promise you. i'm the only one that knows that, though. the idea is there shouldn't be a branch that has this heroic power to do something over another branch. that plays into delegation or nondelegation argument. you were saying you saw congress wasn't doing anything so the agency did something because congress wasn't doing its job, you kind of aggrandized one branch to fill the gap but professor rappaport said the court can say delegation is unconstitutional and the judiciary then becoming more powerful and not allowing congress to decide who it wants to give the power to. to summarize what james madison was going to, 2 out of 3, to go through another branch before you do it. by seeing a branch not doing something and stepping in, usurping their job and

. >> marissa. >> good evening,marissa robinson . i wanted to give a shout out, thank you for this presentation ursula and we're so excited that the american parent advisory council seeing all the work is going to come forth through this initiative and the work that the supervisor is doing. we love the language pathways and cultural pathways that are coming up and hopefully we can get those expanded and get them going as well but we are here to support you as your brother and sisters in the advisory council and we appreciate all the work you do. and as a mom coming from the peninsula where i went to school in east palo alto with all kinds of different families just knowing what that means to have a culture and language represented at the school site issuper important congrats to you guys and we look forward to continued partnership . >> forgive me if i mispronounce your name. go ahead. >> good evening commissioners. i just wanted to say this movement has been a big blessing. and i wanted to definitely extend my gratefulness to superi

>> dirk, marissa. >> you have people to say hi to , right? happening, yes it got cold, 28 in chicago, it's into the 20s in michigan as well , 41 here in new york city this is our next storm system we'll track because we have a lot of travel plans next week. so this area of low pressure will dive across the great lakes , and the cold front associated with that will bring some heavy rain in some areas and some snow for the interior northeast, so we'll have to watch this , obviously, we'll keep you up-to-date, but check ahead with your carrier, because there are going to be some delay s people will be traveling home for thanksgiving. temperatures today, 49 here in new york city, and say hi to lawrence, my friends. >> hi, lawrence, we love you. lawrence: hey, you all, love you all back. thanks, jd. fox sports has a jam packed slate of games sunday we're taking a look at the must-see action next but first let's check with bill hemmer for what's coming up. bill: good morning have a good weekend, lawrence, good morning to you we'll pick-up the cover

. >> thank you for your comments, marissa. >> next speaker please. >> my name is john stable and i'mth the san francisco outercircle , a community-based organization according are on house neighbors in a cast. golden gate park and i'm calling to ask that we move shelter in place residents into housing and fill the empty rooms just this morning i was talking to a friend formerly in golden gate park that over the years got into living in a vehicle and now has been living in this hotel and this morning, this hearing excitement and plans and hope about them being able to connect into other services they can qualify for and planning to move into a place they get a housing voucher so for the first time in years seeing that dream and look further down the road and the shelter in place hotels have just been a great piece of stability that was muchneeded and we need that more for the thousands of on house san franciscans still on the street . we've got the funding. i ask youto make the decision to keep hotels open for as many as possible . >> thank you john for your comments. next speaker ple