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astronaut megan mcarthur called the situation suboptimal, but manageable.we return, hostile adversaries become bipartisan buddies. we'll explain. it's rare when politicians from different parties think alike, but there's proof it's possible, even on capitol hill. here's cbs' kris van cleave. >> obstruction, obstruction, obstruction. >> reporter: in the nation's capitol... >> mr. chairman-- >> violation... >> reporter: ...bipartisanship hardly seems to be the toast of the town. but at least for one night, republicans and democrats found common ground-- beer. >> this is a good thing. we need more of this, bipartisanship, and you name the issue. >> reporter: this year, the annual anheuser-busch brew across america beer battle came with a twist. five teams of lawmakers in a brew-off with a bipartisan buddy. >> we're in it to win it, but remember, we're beer guys. >> reporter: republican congressman steve womack and democrat dan kildee, served up the yeas and nays. >> people need to understand it's not all acrimony, it's not all anger. we're friend. >> reporter:

mcarthur said it was one of the best face she's ever had. before the astronauts harvested to them and then turn it into taco tuesday. if you've got to say taco taco tuesday, san francisco ranked 8th in the best warm weather cities to spend the holidays wallet hub says the city is really great for doing holiday related activities but was ranked lower on how much things cost san jose ranked the 11th best. time now to check in with newsnation to see what they're working on for tonight. >> on balance tonight. live from the nation's capital. a red wave washed across america last night. is this the end of president biden's progressive agenda and can republicans capitalize on the victory that's on ballots night. now, here's a look at dan abrams live. >> thanks, leland. tonight on dan abrams live on news nation. the election results were a big win for republicans. but was it also a big win for political moderates shutting the extremes. that's tonight on dan abrams live. >> that's all coming up tonight on the fastest growing cable news network in ame

visiting fifth graders from mary mcarthur elementary school are learning about some cool technology.ing. the station's up now. science is fun. there's too much cool stuff in it. it's a matter of how we teach it. soledad: denise renfro runs the school's academy of green technology. >> we do workshops in renewable energy, wind turbines, solar. and then, we have added drones to that. >> my favorite are the drones that we're doing now, because i used to be in drone class before the pandemic, and it was fun. >> i didn't even know they can turn on with computers or phones. i thought they were just controls. >> the wind turbines, because we get to learn about different stuff and the stuff that we learned about is how they work and what they do for us. >> when it is in the wind, it actually makes music. >> i'm not sure if you can see it. soledad: denise's high school students lead the workshops. not only do they enjoy it, it also gives them valuable leadership experience. >> my kids spend four years studying renewable energy from the time they're freshmen, through their senior year. soledad:

what a scene also in oakland, shots could be heard during a side show at 90th and mcarthur last night conference will be held tomorrow to talk about this illegal side show activity plus the homicides, shootings, robberies looting, and all of the police shooting activity that happened this weekend. it also appears thieves went after the target stores in a ward. the one on whipple road as well as a store were reportedly hit. when abc 7 news stopped by the store, there was visible damage to one of the doors that was covered up by cardboard, so far no word on any arrests. well, moving on, if you are fully vaccinated, there is no reason why you can't enjoy thanksgiving with your family. that's the message from the country's top doctor as we head into the holiday season. americans are lining up for booster shots to get some extra protection. about 70% say they plan to spend the holidays with family and friends from outside their own home. >> vaccinated and you'll be boosted, too. your family is you good enjoy a typical thanksgiving meal, thanksgiving holiday with your family, there is no re

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a shootout at a pot dispensary in the 8100 block of mcarthur boulevard. and parts of the city overwhelmed with side shows involving hundreds of cars doing donuts in the streets. today the chief made a forceful plea to city officials. >> i need help from the leaders of the city that, to have them in one car for an emergency meeting to discuss gun violence in the city of oakland. i am asking council members to step up and have a conversation about the loss of life in this city beyond the politics of whether you support police or not there is a clear problem in this city that this city has to deal with overwhelming violence in this community over the weekend and it is unacceptable. >> reporter: the chief says he is working on a way to make the streets safer. he says he is working with federal partners to work with the city on this along with the chp. he also expresses that this isn't just an oakland problem. he says it is a bay area problem that must stop. reporting live in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a new covid crisis at sant

we will see brake lights in to richmond and berkeley and of course as you approach the mcarthur maze.urface street problem that's causing a closure. it gets better as you make the connection between 242 and onto 680. >>> today national nurses united are expected to hold informational pickets at several locations throughout the stay including here in the bay area. they say they are against remote monitoring care. we are live with more on the nurse's concerns. >> this is one of the locations here at kaiser, redwood and -- we have seen a couple of people, so you could see the number of people that have started to come outside of kaiser. there he are against remote monitoring care for patient's homes, they say that not having 24-7 hands on nursing karen dangers the lives of patients and disregards the roles that nurses play in providing hands on care. in may kaiser announced an investment into an acute care company. now national nurses unit is the standing against this. they said it would send patients in need of hospitalization back where they would be monitored remotely. they say this m

in other news from the i.s.s., astronaut megan mcarthur used the first chile peppers grown in space to tacos. they better hurry up and fix that space toilet. ( laughter ) ( applause ) u knowhy, you know why, right? i'll tell you all about it in tonight's n ( echoing ) "space news: space tacos edition." ♪ ♪ ♪ the taco-making astronaut tweeted a picture of her meal, with the caption, "friday feasting." what? okay, look, this is a troubling trend. just last month, national taco day was on a monday. and now, another violation of the sanctity of taco tuesday: space taco friday. do our earth holidays mean nothing to you up there? unless there's a scientific explanation. i mean, after all, the i.s.s. does orbit the earth about 17,200 miles an hour, once every 90 minutes, meaning each day on earth is 16 days in space. and due to relativity, earth's fajita friday might be their sizzlin' steak saturday. and in zero gs, their margaritas are not only bottomless. they have no sides or top. we have to get our top scientists on this. or jimmy buffet. on the other hand, today-- a tuesday-- is nat

that story of plastics is a bad one i wish the ellen mcarthur foundation of an ocean of plastic and -- was alarmists propaganda. but it is based on peer viewed science. so is the estimate that we breathed in 16 fifths of plastic every hour, a credit cards worth, every week. synthetic polymer dust is different from the natural cousins because they're endurance. even when they break apart, they persist as tiny microplastics. the pacific garbage patch in 1999, when -- i have been writing electron plastic use and waste. [inaudible] no one has suggested to me that it would be nice to see more. my goal is to explain how -- caused serious impairment to land, air and water quality, public health, communities and threaten the health of the biosphere. every year we make more progress on the weight of the earth human population. and as much of a third of it is gone a wall. many plastics are made from harmful mylar's. a small percentage of these remain as free maher lure's. and industrial polymerization. also, the additives in plastics, , [inaudible] agents are mixed into the resin. and they can

very heavy traffic here in this shot in that westbound direction, headed toward the mcarthur maze tonight. and this is what things look like in san francisco, lots of people making their way home. as you can see here after the long holiday weekend, pretty busy here on the bridge tonight . some of those people, though, likely around getting some holiday shopping done, ktvu elissa harrington checked out some bay area shopping centers today and joins us live from the newsroom. alyssa do we see big crowds today? alexa sure looked a lot different than it did last year when people stayed home. today we found people outside stores were open and these weeks around the holidays are critical for retailers. early reports do show things are improving, but there's still a long way to go to return to pre pandemic retail numbers. in walnut creek barriers stop cars from pulling into broadway plaza near nordstrom, where last weekend a large group of about 80 people stole more than $100,000 in merchandise. shoppers say there's a noticeable increase in police and security. they say it's important to support