marissa rodriguez, thank you for your support. as was noted, 25 years ago was my first start at the nba here in the bay area. it's exciting for me how much this game and this week long activity has grown. the mayor noted 214 countries and territories, 67 different languages, the entire world will be focused on the bay area over the next couple of days. i know the bay area is going to shine. what we want to do on this iconic shopping location, right? this is one of the most historic iconic shopping locations in the world is to want to create a branded destination for the fans and the people from the country to come here to the bay area for this event and wanted to create this nation event and we wanted to do this in this community with san francisco and chamber of commerce and we will have businesses doing pop ups and other events. coming here, i saw lines of people waiting to get in stores on powell street which is a testament to the impact that we can off not only on the court but off the court as well. i'm excited and i can't wa

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marissa parra has more. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: as anticipation grows for this week's super bowl in new orleansity seeing the saints coming under new scrutiny for its alleged role providing damage control during a 2018 sex abuse crisis. it reveals the possible scope of the team leadership's influence. >> one of the reasons the story has taken so long is the degree with which the church has opposed full transparency. >> reporter: jim is an investigative reporter for the ap, which has been investigating the new orleans archdiocese for years, including in 2018 when the church released a credible accused clergy abuser list. >> we did some investigative reporting five years ago that revealed that the list itself was undercounted. >> reporter: according to "the associated press," the e-mail showed that a saints spokesperson was able to see that list of accused clergy members before it was made possible and a call with the city's top prosecutor, quote, allowed us to take certain people off the list. the archdiocese of new orleans telling nbc news in part no one from the statements had any say in remov

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my name is marissa rodriguez. i'm the ceo of the union square alliance. i first want to acknowledge those in this room. >> this is our lifeblood right here in san francisco and i want to thank all of you for showing up because you have continued to show up day after day after day to bring our city back. i see neiman marcus. i see macy's. i see you rodney from the chamber. i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, i see you and i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us and we have had a difficulty emerging especially with the negative narrative. but i'm going to tell you in this last few months i don't know maybe roughly around november things have changed. >> there is a feeling of optimism and i want to thank our mayor

my name is marissa rodriguez. i'm the ceo of the union square alliance. i first want to acknowledge those in this room. >> this is our lifeblood right here in san francisco and i want to thank all of you for showing up because you have continued to show up day after day after day to bring our city back. i see neiman marcus. i see macy's. i see you rodney from the chamber. i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, i see you and i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us and we have had a difficulty emerging especially with the negative narrative. but i'm going to tell you in this last few months i don't know maybe roughly around november things have changed. >> there is a feeling of optimism and i want to thank our mayor

owner marissa mcgarr said there was a violent jolt when the collision occurred. >> i actually thought it was an earthquake or something. yeah. yeah i did. just a big bang and smoke. >> video shot by a bystander moments after the impact shows some of the chaos. mcgarr said everyone at the bar sprang into action. >> checking under the car, making sure no one was under the car. anybody? you know, that's the first thing you're doing. you're lifting things up, checking on people. there was just debris everywhere, so a little chaotic, i'm not going to lie. >> zuckerberg san francisco general hospital said it treated seven patients in all. the youngest just seven years old. six have now been released. one adult remains in serious condition. san francisco fire said crews raced to clear the victims from the wreckage of the parklet. >> there's the weight of the lumber itself and whatever else was in there, whether they had heat lamps or anything of that nature. you have also the tables and chairs. so moving all that and creating the space to access people adds to the difficulty. >> police are n

the napper tandy owner marissa maga says she believes the parklet prevented the car from smashing into the pub. and it was packed yesterday. she says bar patrons inside quickly sprung into action outside. everybody banded together. yeah, everybody banded together. i mean, most people were out there lifting up chairs, lifting up debris, checking for people. this crash happened right at about 330 as the super bowl was about to start, and lots of people were in the parklet here waiting for the game to begin. we did have six people who were injured who happened to be in the parklet at the time of the motor vehicle accident. witnesses say the crash caused the parklet cover to collapse onto the car and the people in the parklet, good samaritans and emergency crews scrambled to dig them out. this is a police chase that actually started on the other side of the city, at buckingham way and winston avenue, near stonestown mall. part of that chase was captured on video by another driver. according to sfpd, officers began their pursuit because they were advised the car may have been involved in an

. >> reporter: that's what the owner of the napper tandy, marissa mcgar, said it sounded like when a police chase ended with a suspect vehicle crashing into their parklet during the super bowl. it looks almost unrecognizable. the roof fell, injuring six people inside. >> i hear the sirens and we get the alert through our cell phones. >> we hear the news perform. >> reporter: the owner of donihi restaurant have a parklet just yards away from where the crash happened. now he's unsure what to do with it. >> is it really worth it for us now? >> reporter: police say the pursuit reached speeds of 45 miles per hour. he thinks the city should reevaluate proposition e that allows police to initiate a pursuit if they believe the suspect is involved in any felony or violent misdemeanor. the previous policy restricted chases to violent felonies or if police believed the suspect posed an imminent threat. >> i think in neighborhoods it shouldn't happen. it puts more people in danger. i don't think that will work and i'm sure that they're going to now review that situation through this incident. >>

nbc's marissa parra is in miami to explain why. marissa, what gives? >> reporter: hey, laura.ssee, colorado. it is a 24/7 job making sure these get to their valentines in time. 1,500 tons from miami international airport. why here? the answer is simple. location, location, location. call it the super bowl of the flower world. valentine's day, as florists nationwide working overtime, arranging $3 billion flowers for the holiday. and chances are your valentines blooms landed first in miami. they have a layover at miami international. why is miami at the center of it all? >> miami is just geographically the perfect spot. >> reporter: fedex gave us a behind-the-scenes look, as the bud mostly from colombia, ecuador were loaded into a cooler. no tropical miami weather here, but a brisk 37 degrees. >> this cold preserves the flowers to the extent possible. >> reporter: but before they get into your hands, they are in the hands of customs specialists, inspecting for bugs and disease. >> it's a 24/7 operation. this process is repeated in probably 60 or 70 facilities around the airport.

my name is marissa.ities community project staff attorney and independent public interest law center. we have represented numerous client set up come to us after the bank refused to reverse unauthorized charges on their direct express cards which are used by over 3 million people to receive payments for social security, veteran pensions and disability benefits. many of these folks have disabilities or are over 65. in one case an 87-year-old disabled client's only source of income was social security came to us for help in disputing charges for online purchases taken out of her social security payment. she did not even know how to use a computer. we attempted to contact and were on hold for at least an hour. each time we called about five times to make matters worse our client relied on the prepaid phone so each call required my client to spend resources she simply did not have. when we could get someone on the line the agent would often hang up upon learning that in attorney was on the call. once an agen

the napper tandy owner marissa maga says she believes the parklet prevented the car from smashing intoub, and it was packed yesterday. she says bar patrons inside quickly sprung into action. outside, everybody banded together. yeah, everybody banded together. i mean, most people were out there lifting up chairs, lifting up debris, checking for people. this crash happened right at about 3.30 as the super bl was about to start, and lots of people were in the parklet here waiting for the game to begin. we did have six people who were injured who happened to be in the parklet at the time of the motor vehicle accident. witnesses say the crash caused the parklet cover to collapse onto the car and the people in the parklet, good samaritans and emergency crews scrambled to dig them out. this is a police chase that actually started on the other side of the city, at buckingham way and winston avenue, near stonestown mall. part of that chase was captured on video by another driver. according to sfpd, officers began their pursuit because they were advised the car may have been involved in an earli

and then with no such problems in the round of 32 of the castle rights and against marissa corey winning in straight sets, 6362. they went into this match with a head to head record with a 3 wins a piece one a she on tex when's, was in the cancer was in 2022 in the semi finals on her way to the 1st of her 3 titles here. i spoke to her about the fact that she hasn't won a talking since to 2020, full french open on sunday. and she says she's not published at all by that spy. her high spend is quite a long time, but she's not worried about it. and it certainly showed on the course against the cory one break in the 1st set to move breaks in the 2nd set, leading to a comfortable victory. so swaying, 22, i just feel like coming here, you know, i can really focus on the work and everything is really where are organized. you know, the conditions are, are great snow of a tricky, but, you know, we have everything we need to just so you know, practice well and spend some time on court. so thank you guys for supporting us and coming up we are for sure. it's great to play in front of you, so hopefull

a solution to should be on take will begin who defense against marissa card size, and i'll just do that. how satisfied, highest assembling goals these policy days. china is how strongly holds this body put on the last hole to win the castle. mazda is by a single shot. this is full victory only. you also receive 300 up to 154, and about wanting to say, take time. $422000.00, and $5.00, monday was one. if i picture i see that that is all your sports now melissa, fully, gemma. thank you very much for now. that's it for this news, our stay with us. i'll be back here with more news and just a few of the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact of war is so much more than just emissions from tanks ships. and we'll find more than will say it has a devastating effect on people. and the department of defense is emissions is as large as many countries. and every time ministry spent and increases military emissions increased. and this war and this kind of christ, all hail the product on a jersey to manipulated by those in power. and selection is unique, tentatively seen an

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the napper tandy owner marissa maga says she believes the parklet prevented the car from smashing intohe pub. and it was packed yesterday. she says bar patrons inside quickly sprung into action outside. everybody banded together. yeah, everybody banded together. i mean, most people were out there lifting up chairs, lifting up debris, checking for people. this crash happened right at about 330 as the super bowl was about to start, and lots of people were in the parklet here waiting for the game to begin. we did have six people who were injured

marissa torres with an update on all of that. >> is a tough situation what are the reasons we had severegetting the rain and it started last night it should pick up as a cold front pushes it from the pacific the concern we have generally 1 - 3 inches of rain in southern california and it's a rate of rain that can be quite severe we can have rainfall rates that exceed 1 inch per hour which might not seemed like a lot but when you have a round that was scorched by a wildfire it cannot absorb any of that buyer homes understanding of folks went back in, the hearst fire and sunset have mandatory evacuation orders in place to protect people from debris flow we will have wind and the potential for power outages is there the higher in the elevations. >> a big hour coming up. we'll be right back. [young jayson] crosses. and sofi gives members confidence to see more for themselves. helping them earn and save more money for their ambitions. [young jayson] spins—shoots. believe you can get there with the next generation of banking. [young jayson] and the crowd goes wild! join the official bank of th

marissa parra, thank you very much. >>> all right.d it. three years and he finally wins best in show. >> monte the giant schnauzer taking home the ultimate big prize atd at the westminster dog show in new york last night. the third time is a charm for the five-year-old. he has been at westminster twice before. now he's going out on top as best in show. you thought you saw him on the streets of new york. >> i feel like i saw monte walking down the street. maybe it was a friend or a cousin. celebrating in brooklyn? >> he was taking his friends for cocktails. >> exactly. it was the place to be. >>> what about your boost, anything good? >> i have something super sweet for you all. meet this great mother who is going viral for a video her family posted on tiktok. it shows the moment when s met her great granddaughter that's named after her. >> oh, my gosh! oh, yes. do you think we're going to be friends? exactly, exactly. that's what i'm trying to tell you. >> i mean, why do i want to weep right now? that's grandma jean. that's lily jean.

"fox weather" meteorologist marissa torres with an update. >> is a conveyor belt when it comes to winter one wind and enter virginia where it's been generating quite a bit of ice slippery roads across the state, new york city able to pick up 1 - 3 inches further south along the jersey shore over half a foot. dca through the d.c. area a half a foot of snow. we look to the next system emerging out of the plains delivering over a foot of kansas with more snow to come we had thunderously in oklahoma oklahoma, the crosshairs between the warm air and cold air and we had thunderstorms but also the frozen precipitation mixing it, the snow will work its way east, snow falling in areas of iowa much needed over a foot of a deficit into chicago we will see the snowfall where we have a big deficit of snowfall this year in detroit, michigan, all of these expecting between half a foot if not more than that it is beneficial snow pack it's going to make for a challenging day, kansas city shut down all the schools and is not even a virtual learning day it's a day where kids can go out and learn the snow t

than 20 million americans bracing for several inches of snow and ice, "fox weather" meteorologist marissaood morning a trio of storms for the weekend this is number one in his early raining or snowing and many of the places that are highlighted here, the thing with the snow is mainly tennessee ohio river valley and the midatlantic many of these 3 - 5 inches, washington, d.c. could get half a foot of snow out of this which is great they don't have much of a snow deficit, denigrate winter season the thing is it'll be washed away by the next system and flooding rain to the south. maria: thank you so much we will be watching that. be watching that. a big hour coming up. we'll be right back. ♪ no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management (shower water runs) (♪) (♪) ruri: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) ruri: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) hina: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) akari: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) others: ichi, ni,

my name is marissa rodriguez. i'm the ceo of the union square alliance.want to acknowledge those in this room. >> this is our lifeblood right here in san francisco and i want to thank all of you for showing up because you have continued to show up day after day after day to bring our city back. i see neiman marcus. i see macy's. i see you rodney from the chamber. i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, i see you and i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us and we have had a difficulty emerging especially with the negative narrative. but i'm going to tell you in this last few months i don't know maybe roughly around november things have changed. >> there is a feeling of optimism and i want to thank our mayor for bein

my name is marissa rodriguez. i'm the ceo of the union square alliance.t want to acknowledge those in this room. >> this is our lifeblood right here in san francisco and i want to thank all of you for showing up because you have continued to show up day after day after day to bring our city back. i see neiman marcus. i see macy's. i see you rodney from the chamber. i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, i see you and i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us and we have had a difficulty emerging especially with the negative narrative. but i'm going to tell you in this last few months i don't know maybe roughly around november things have changed. >> there is a feeling of optimism and i want to thank our mayor for be

owner marissa mcgarry said there was a violent jolt when the collision occurred. >> i actually thought it was an earthquake or something. yeah. yeah i did. just a big bang and smoke. >> video shot by a bystander moments after the impact shows some of the chaos. mcgarry said everyone at the bar sprang into action. >> checking under the car, making sure no one was under the car. anybody you know, that's the first thing you're doing. you're lifting things up, checking on people. there was just debris everywhere, so a little chaotic, i'm not going to lie. >> zuckerberg san francisco general hospital said it treated seven patients in all. the youngest just seven years old. six have now been released. one adult remains in serious condition. san francisco fire said crews raced to clear the victims from the wreckage of the parklet. >> there's the weight of the lumber itself and whatever else was in there, whether they had heat lamps or anything of that nature. you have also the tables and chairs. so moving all that and creating the space to access people adds to the difficulty. >> police are n

owner marissa mcgarry said there was a violent jolt when the collision occurred. >> i actually thought it was an earthquake or something. i yeah, yeah, i did. just a big bang and smoke. >> video shot by a bystander moments after the impact shows some of the chaos. mcgarry said everyone at the bar sprang into action. >> checking under the car, making sure no one was under the car. anybody, you know, that's the first thing you're doing. you're lifting things up, checking on people. there was just debris everywhere, so a little chaotic, i'm not going to lie. >> zuckerberg san francisco general hospital said it treated seven patients in all, the youngest just seven years old. six have now been released. one adult remains in serious condition. san francisco fire said crews raced to clear the victims from the wreckage of the parklet. >> there's the weight of the lumber itself and whatever else was in there, whether they had heat lamps or anything of that nature. you have also the tables and chairs. so moving all of that and creating the space to access people adds to the difficulty. >> polic

owner marissa mcgarry said there was a violent jolt when the collision occurred. >> i actually thought it was an earthquake or something. i yeah, yeah, i did a big bang and smoke. >> video shot by a bystander moments after the impact shows some of the chaos, mcgarry said everyone at the bar sprang into action. >> checking under the car, making sure no one was under the car. anybody, you know, that's the first thing you're doing. you're lifting things up, checking on people. there was just debris everywhere, so a little chaotic, i'm not going to lie. >> zuckerberg san francisco general hospital said it treated seven patients in all, the youngest just seven years old. six have now been released. one adult remains in serious condition. san francisco fire said crews raced to clear the victims from the wreckage of the parklet. >> there's the weight of the lumber itself and whatever else was in there, whether they had heat lamps or anything of that nature. you have also the tables and chairs, so moving all that and creating the space to access people adds to the difficulty. >> police are now

special thanks to timothy, ambassador green, robin, marissa for championing this important issue. it wasn't long ago when you would not have the opportunity for an event, especially at such a serious center. on anti-semitism, both now we have the need and the understanding from such important organizations that it is, in fact, a foreign policy issue to combat this hate. i also want to recognize our counterparts in this fight, fernando lautenberg, dr. felix klein, mattias dreyfus, and rabbi andy baker. one of the other things about our office, when it was created 20 years ago or 21 years ago, we were the first office of the special envoy. what has happened since is we have been joined by dozens of other counterparts. envoys, coordinators, special representatives. we have built out this international network of government officials dedicated to the fight against anti-semitism. in my final week as deputy special envoy and after three years i wanted to give an overview of what we have done and maybe provide some nuggets, kernels for discussion today. our team has risen to the occasion

my name is marissa rodriguez. i'm the ceo of the union square alliance. i first want to acknowledge those in this room. >> this is our lifeblood right here in san francisco and i want to thank all of you for showing up because you have continued to show up day after day after day to bring our city back. i see neiman marcus. i see macy's. i see you rodney from the chamber. i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, i see you and i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us and we have had a difficulty emerging especially with the negative narrative. but i'm going to tell you in this last few months i don't know maybe roughly around november things have changed. >> there is a feeling of optimism and i want to thank our mayor

marissa para in miami beach with that message. >> reporter: good morning.lm trees. iconic ocean drive to my right. miami beach has been the spring break stereotype for years. this year recently the city has been warning spring breakers to stay away, and they've gotten creative with their messages. >> spring break, baby. >> reporter: a reality show sending a message to anyone planning to visit miami beach and things went downhill fast. >> the tag line says, it's real. >> rule after rule after rule. >> reporter: the city of miami beach rolling out the video, hoping to make real scenes like these a thing of history. >> oh, my god. no! >> guys, there is a strict curfew. >> potential curfews. >> reporter: the city building on its viral momentum last year. >> we're breaking up with you. >> their famous breakup video with rowdy visitors announced spring break crackdowns like curfews, dui checkpoints and bag checks designed to shut down the party before i it starts all of it coming in the aftermath of deadly shootings the year before. last year's efforts on the str

marissa from santa fe is hesitant to start family because the uncertainty caused by musk, trump, andght. marissa vote to me, i am really terrified at the idea that so much of the federal government is being dismantled by someone who hasever -- who was never nominated to a position of power. i want to be able to start a family, but how can i do that without fear of knowing that this man and the gop are destroying any chance of that happening? a public schoolteacher is also deeply worried about trump and vought'sment to dismantle the department of education and what this could mean for her students, fellow teens, and her -- fellow teachers and her financial security. as an educator for 22 years here in new mexico, i know firsthand the struggles that our families, students, and educators are facing in the classroom, and we really need access to the federal support that we get. whether it's title 1, special education, or grants, i don't know how we're going to operate our schools effectively without that. i'm also worried about my pension. as a public school educator, i'm supposed to be