it's been said that when someone you love has parkinson's, you have parkinson's.s parkinson's disease doesn't just affect the diagnosed, itit affectsveryone who supports and helps care for them. worldwide, over 10 million people are living with parkinson's, a neurological disease that affects movement. and with so many places to search for information, it can be difficult to know where to begin. the parkinson's foundation has answers. answers for everyone in the fight. we can help you understand the disease, help you find expert care... give you tips for living a better life, share the latest research, help you find local support, and there's a free helpline you can call. find your answers and join us in the fight against parkinson's. to learn more, please go to parkinson.org or call 1-800-4pd-info. the parkinson's foundation. better lives. together. (♪♪) the booking app i used didn't have agentforce. so an ai agent didn't know to move my reservations inside... ...or know what i like to eat, which is not that. what's up, my brother? oh, hey, bud! we really needed

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no, is he being treated for parkinson's? no, no one have the president's back move, but his right hand woman. no, no. professor joe. though she does literally need some places by behind. no camara, harris presume, or a special council report been detailed. how by didn't couldn't remember when he was the p, couldn't remember when he became head of state, couldn't remember where he put classified documents, and couldn't remember when his son died and decided that the comprehensive, 300 and a 2 page document gathered over the course of the year events views was well, nothing but a cheap fake, the comments that were made by that prosecutor gratuitous, and accurate and inappropriate. so the way that the president's demeanor in that report was characterized could not be more wrong on the facts. and clearly, politically motivated, gratuitous job i, there's going to be fine and let me tell you something, i work a job i have and every day i'm not gonna engage in that hypothetical cause. joe biden is very much alive and running for el

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for parkinson's research and development. >> the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to georgeeporter: emotional former senator mitt romney accepting the honor for his father. and president biden celebrating magic johnson. magic helping biden easily drape his medal, despite their nine-inch height difference. and, a suave denzel washington, marking the moment with a long embrace for biden, who's bestowing his last round of medals just days before the end of his presidency. >> i'm grateful for the work you inspire for enerations to follow. >>> a documentary about melania trump is under way with mrs. trumplisted as executive producer. it comes as her husband prepares for his second term as president. and as mr. trump's relationship with amazon founder jeff ezos comes under scrutiny. he frequently clashed with bezos or his companies. >>> coming up, a week-long hoda-bration kicks off. tune in for the special surprises and >>> the first winter storm of the year wreaking havoc from the midwest to the east coast. sleet, snow

fighting the ravages of parkinsons disease, taking to the stage as an advocate for parkinson's research and development. an emotional mitt romney accepting the honor for his father. president biden also celebrating the basketball career and community activism of magic johnson. magic helping biden easily drape his medal despite the nine-inch height difference, and a suave denzel washington. marks the in a moment with a long embrace for biden. >> i am grateful for the work inspired for generations to follow. >> thank you. don't miss meet the press tomorrow. still ahead tonight the multimillion fine one airline was ordered to pay after too many flights were chronically delayed, and new concerns about the flu and a surge in er visits. t the flu and what the cdc says about a surge in er visits. rlin. gardening. some of us go for the dramatic. how didn't i know wayfair had vanities in tile? [ gasps ] this. yeah. wow! do you have any ottomans without legs. shaun, you'll flip for the poof cart. in the wayborhood, there's a place for all of us. ♪ wayfair. every style. every home. ♪ life, diabete

las expertas de ucla me cuentan que el parkinson y sus posibles vínculos con la contaminación del aireás tiempo en esa zona y el resultado es que las personas lo respiran por más tiempo. también entienden que las personas no pueden dejar de manejar o ir al trabajo, pero sugieren el transporte público para reducir la contaminación. hacer ejercicio lejos de las autopistas y comer una dieta saludable. las científicas de ucla con las que platiqué aplauden la inversión de california en luchar por aire más limpio para todos en el estado y esperan que sigamos haciendo más para aprender más sobre el cambio climático. visite nuestro sitio web telemundo48.com. yo soy cinthia pimentel. regreso con ustedes al estudio. y el estudio es en el valle central. me llama mucho la atención el hecho de que ahí es donde mucha de nuestra gente está trabajando la tierra. cuánto les va a afectar esta contaminación en el ambiente? cierto, si hablamos de factores, por ejemplo, también del tráfico que nos mencionaba cinthia. y son factores que a veces son inevitables, que no podemos tratar de evitar. son parte de

we think other neurodegenerative conditions like parkinson, als, etc.re becoming more tractable with science. you will see us invest heavily in that area going forward. david: are you concerned about the new administration coming into power? have you met with president-elect trump to talk about your issues? dave: health care is always a topic, so then our role in it and medicine affordability is a key area. i think everyone would like the u.s. to have a strong biopharma industry that invents amazing medicines like eli lilly does but at the same time we want things to be cheap and accessible for all. ok. that is hard to solve for all those things. we can make progress. when he symbol is we were known , for the insulin pricing challenges we had and insulin was overpriced in the u.s. according to the critics. and we were able to bring that price down. i think there are solutions. and by engaging we can find them. david: have you met with anybody in the new administration? dave: yeah, i think it was reported last week. we had dinner down in florida. david:

with resilience and optimism and with parkinson's disease channeling endearing personality to advancedatment. the power of american possibilities. [applause] [cheering and applauding] [applause] , the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to a leading philanthropist and civil rights leader and advances the cause of equality for the lgbtq community in america and the world. a visionary entrepreneur and helped lead the fight against aids and marriage equality and so muchjo more. his strong character, unwavering resolve in fighting for love and equality for all, it makes him a key figure in the story of freedom. [cheering and applauding] [applause] ... jane goodall. [applause] [applause] >> the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to jane goodall from the jungle of the tanzania, childhood passion for animals led her to explore wildlife in africa. her groundbreaking discoveries of chimpanzees challenged scientific convention, reshaped method then redesigned our understanding of the connection between humans, animals and the environment that we share. jane's activism, vision and hope

he also warms hearts and cap fates audiences as a fearless advocates -- advocate for those with parkinson's, channeling his personality to advanced treatments, we bus closer to a cure and remind us of the power of american possibilities. [applause] tim gill. the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to tim gill, a leading philanthropist and civil rights leader, tim gill advances the cause of equality for the lgbtq community in america and the world. visionary entrepreneur, he has helped lead the fight against hiv/aids, laid the groundwork for major -- for marriage equality, and more. his unwavering resolve and effectiveness in fighting for love and equality for all make him a key figure in our nation's story of reading. [applause] [applause] jane goodall. [applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to jane goodall, from war-torn england to the jungles of tanzania dr. jane goodall's childhood passion for animals led her to explore wildlife in africa. her groundbreaking discoveries of chimpanzees challenged scientific invention, reshaped conversation methods and redefined our u

my father in law has parkinson's he has barely move. you're very wobbly. which wa do i move._ move. you're very wobbly. which way do i go? this _ move. you're very wobbly. which way do i go? this way. _ move. you're very wobbly. which way do i go? this way. i - move. you're very wobbly. which way do i go? this way. i went - way do i go? this way. i went outside and _ way do i go? this way. i went outside and saw _ way do i go? this way. i went outside and saw smoke - way do i go? this way. i went outside and saw smoke and l way do i go? this way. i went l outside and saw smoke and fire near my father in law's house and needed to go. but we didn't have a car. by circumstance, we had no car in the house. i ran up had no car in the house. i ran up and down the street where he was, found a neighbour who was willing to swing by and pick us up. most people had already gone. at that point, i grabbed his medicine, that is the only thing i could think to grab. at that point, wejumped in his car, this guyjeff, a neighbour we had never met, but salt of the earth, saved our lives. there

>> honored for his acting and his fight for parkinson's research and bill nye the science guy. >> but that's the way it is with inventions. one invention leads to another. >> honored for inspiring. generations of students were among the 18 recipients at the white house over the weekend to receive the presidential medal of freedom. >> hillary rodham clinton. >> they were honored along with political leaders hillary clinton and the late robert f kennedy, business leaders, including ralph lauren and activists. u2 frontman bono, as well as chef jose andres and famed primate researcher jane goodall, who posed together with, appropriately, a monkey stuffed animal, and from the world of sports philanthropist, business leader and nba legend magic johnson, who had to crouch a bit more than his fellow honorees. >> not a bad group. >> there was also a 19th recipient who was not present. soccer star lionel messi had a scheduling conflict. >> congratulations to all of them. >> he's one of the best in the world too. coming up, we are celebrating our that's (800) 991-1735. call now. >> i don't know

my father—in—law has parkinson's and can burn or move. this was a heroic effort on his part.e, we had no car in the house. i ran up and down the street where he was,, finally found a neighbour willing to swim by and pick us up. at that point i grabbed his medicine, the only thing i could think to grab. at that point we jumped in this car, maybe we had never met, jeff, salt of the earth, saved our lives. as we were driving down there were fires on both sides of the car. we are driving, suddenly seeing fires, you could feel the heat on the fires were getting closer and at that pointjust being stuck, surrounded by fire, the policeman started driving up the street, screaming, get out of the car! you don't realise how serious you is —— it is. you don't think it is a life—threatening situation. share is a life-threatening situation. are an's sto is a life—threatening situation. are an's story there of escaping with his father. aaron's story there of escaping with his father. well, in the last few minutes president biden has been speaking about the fires — let's hear what he had to

fox fighting the ravages of parkinson's disease. the star of tv and film.ing to the stage as an advocate for parkinson's research and development, the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to george w romney, an emotional former senator, mitt romney, accepting the honor for his father, a former michigan governor and auto industry executive. president biden, also celebrating the basketball career, business acumen and community activism of magic johnson. magic. helping biden easily drape his medal despite their nine inch height difference, and a suave denzel washington. lauded as one of the greatest actors of our time, marking the moment with a long embrace for biden, whose bestowing his last round of medals just days before the end of his presidency. and i'm grateful for the work you'll inspire for generations to follow. aaron gilchrist, nbc news, washington. and can we also shout out jane goodall, bill nye the science guy, and tim gill, among others, 40 past the hour right now. still to come on today in the bay, we continue to begin the final goodbyes to

fox, who has been a powerful advocate for parkinson's disease research and development, and basketballend magic johnson who has raised awareness about hiv ever since he was diagnosed in 1991. >>> to one of hollywood's biggest nights, the golden globe ceremony hours away honoring the best in film and tv. it's kicking off a very busy award season. liz kreutz has a preview. >> reporter: there's so much to look for tonight. will we say yes, chef? we will watch the host who says everyone should have fun and not take themselves too seriously. this morning, the official kickoff to hollywood award season, with tonight's 82nd golden globe awards, billed as hollywood's party of the year. >> let's go out with a bang. let's have a laugh at your expense. >> reporter: the first woman to host the show solo and coming fresh off her roast of tom brady. >> you have seven wings. eight now that gizelle gave hers back. >> reporter: she said, i'm not going to go so hard anyone will be offended. she plans to largely avoid politics and jokes about another hot button issue, the feud between blake lively and ju

my father in law has parkinson's. he can barely move. this was a heroic effort on his part. help. which way do i go? this way. dad. to the sidewalk. let me guess. i went outside. i saw smoke and fire near my father in law's house and realised we need to go. the problem is, we didn't have a car. uh, by circumstance, we had no car in the house. iran up and down the street where he was. glen haven finally found a neighbour who was willing to swing by and pick us up. most people had already gone at that point, and at that point, i grabbed his medicine. that's the only thing i could think to grab. turn around. dad, we got this. and at that point, wejumped in his car. this guyjeff, a neighbour we'd never met before. but, you know, salt of the earth saved our lives. as we're driving down, there's fires on both sides of the car. we're driving. we're suddenly seeing fires. you can feel the heat. and then the fires were getting closer and closer. and at that point, just being stuck there, surrounded by fire, these — the policemen started running up the street. "get out of the car, get

my father in law has parkinson's. he can barely move. this was a heroic effort on his part.t you some help. which way do i go? this way. to the sidewalk. i went outside. i saw smoke and fire near my father in law's house and realised we need to go. the problem is, we didn't have a car. by circumstance, we had no car in the house. iran up and down the street where he was. glen haven, finally found a neighbour who was willing to swing by and pick us up. most people had already gone at that point, and at that point, i grabbed his medicine. that's the only thing i could think to grab. turn around, dad, we got this. and at that point, wejumped in his car. this guyjeff, a neighbour we'd never met before but, you know, salt of the earth saved our lives. as we're driving down, there's fires on both sides of the car. we're driving. we're suddenly seeing fires. you can feel the heat. and then the fires were getting closer and closer. and at that point, just being stuck there, surrounded by fire, these... the policemen started running up the street. "get out of the car, get out of the

. >> your dad, i understand, has has parkinson's. he is recovering from surgery. i can't imagine how concerning it must have been for you with dealing with your father in law, getting him to safety. can you just talk a little bit about your. evacuation? >> yeah. uh, it was probably the most intense thing i've ever dealt with in my life. so i was staying at his house. i was taking care of him because he recently had surgery. just a few days ago, and i was alone. we didn't have a car because my wife took the car and the kids to go back to northern california. we get a ping about the fire, but it was an evacuation order. it was, you know, there's a fire in the area. so at first i'm just casually, hey, dad, we might need to go and i'm packing a bag, and then i go look up outside and i see flames not far from his house. i'm like, dad, we got to go. we got to go. and my father in law, he didn't want to evacuate at the time. and then i got my wife on the phone and she said, dad, you're putting in danger the father of my children's lives. you need to leave now. so at that

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. >> your dad, i understand, has has parkinson's. he is recovering from surgery. i can't imagine how concerning it must have been for you with dealing with your father in law, getting him to safety. can you just talk a little bit about your. evacuation? >> yeah. uh, it was probably the most intense thing i've ever dealt with in my life. so i was staying at his house. i was taking care of him because he recently had surgery just a few days ago, and i was alone. we didn't have a car because my wife took the car and the kids to go back to northern california. northern california. we get a ping about the fire, but it was an evacuation order. it was, you know, there's a fire in the area. so at first i'm just casually, hey, dad, we might need to go, and i'm packing a bag. and then i go look up outside and i see flames not far from his house. i'm like, dad, we got to go. we got to go. and my father in law, he didn't want to evacuate at the time. and then i got my wife on the phone and she said, dad, you're putting in danger the father of my children's lives. you need to

he was also diagnosed with parkinson's over 20 years ago. now, friends and family have set up a gofundme gofundme to help with the medical financial burden. owens left the kgo radio station back in 2021 and now lives in arizona. if you use siri on your iphone, apple might owe you some money. the company agreed to a $95 million settlement in oakland this week. stems from a lawsuit claims that apple recorded private conversations after users unintentionally activated siri. the suit alleges that apple disclosed those conversations to advertisers. apple has denied any wrongdoing in agreeing to the settlement, which still needs to be approved by a judge. now, if that does happen, tens of millions of apple customers could submit claims to receive up to $20 for each device that siri enabled. just like that, the holidays are over. now, the city of san francisco is helping you get rid of your christmas tree, and it's eco friendly. the city's annual tree recycling program starts today. all you have to do is place your tree on the curb next to your gar

fox revered for his parkinson's disease research and advocacy. >> channeling his endearing personalityloser to a cure. fannie lou hamer. >> linsey: some medals awarded posthumously. the niece of fannie lou hamer accepted the award on her behalf. >> she spoke truth to power to expand political participation and economic rights for all americans. irving magic johnson. >> linsey: irving magic johnson flashing that mega watt style. >> his honesty about his hiv status shattered stigma. and saved lives. >> linsey: the president with one final message for us all. >> stay engaged, to never give up. to always keep the faith. >> thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. good night. alfonso: hi, i'm alfonso ribeiro. get ready to discover some of the most unique animals from all over the world. today, we're on an epic endemic adventure. jack moves blesbok across south africa. jack: and they say "jack, hurry, hurry!" i say "i'm hurrying, man. hurry as fast as i can

cerebellar or of, or central neurologist neurological disorder such as stroke, multiple sclerosis parkinson's or ascending lateral exclusive, has the president being treated for parking says no. is he being treated for parking since? no, no one had the president's back move, but his right hand woman. no, no, professor joe. though she does literally need some places by behind. no. camara harris, there's still more a special council report been detailed how by didn't, couldn't remember when he was vp, couldn't remember when he became head of state, couldn't remember where he put classified documents and couldn't remember when his son died and decided that the comprehensive, $318.00 page document gathered over the course of the year event views was, well, nothing but a cheap fake. the comments that were made by that prosecutor gratuitous and accurate and inappropriate. so the way that the presidents demeanor in that report was characterized could not be more wrong on the facts. and clearly, politically motivated, a good job i that is going to be fine. and let me tell you something i work which o

as was the actor and parkinson's campaigner michaelj fox — best known for playing marty mcfly in theg disruption, some icy conditions as well, and i think the conditions will go on into sunday, so met office amber warnings remain in force. those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands and also northern england. and i think it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some snow falling across high ground, north wales, the north midlands, could see 30 centimetres in total. lower levels perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in places. but that's now continuing to fall across northern but that snow continuing to fall across northern england, remaining very cold here as we start the day. milder, you'll notice down to the south—west, 12 degrees there in plymouth. now, as we go through the day, when we had that mild air in the south, there will be rain and it will be winding around the coasts, some really heavy rain setting once again across parts of wales thro

fox revered for his parkinson's disease research and advocacy. >> channeling his endearing personalityloser to a cure. fannie lou hamer. >> linsey: some medals awarded posthumously. the niece of the late civil rights icon fannie lou hamer accepted the award on her behalf. >> she spoke truth to power to expand political participation and economic rights for all americans. irving magic johnson. >> linsey: legendary basketball player magic johnson flashing that mega watt smile. >> his honesty about his hiv status shattered stigma. and saved lives. >> linsey: the president with one final message for us all. >> stay engaged, to never give up. to always keep the faith. >> thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. good night. good. it's very, very good. >> next on abc seven news. the wait is over. kind of lines of people waited at the pier in san francisco to get their fresh catch as a delayed crab season opens. a look at how it's going so far. caught in the act, but still on the loose. thieves target one specific type of business, both in the east and south bay. and a faithful farewell

hillary clinton received cheers from the crowd as she was awarded the medal, as was the actor and parkinson'sfore we go — some more live pictures from atlanta georgia, where events have begun to mark the funeral of the 39th us president, jimmy carter. his body was taken from the peanut farm where he was born, in the town of plains, to the state capital atlanta, where it will lie until it's taken to washington on tuesday. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. snow has been falling across parts of the uk. it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions as well, and i think the problems will go on into sunday. so met office amber warnings remain in force. those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands and also northern england. and i think it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some snow falling across high ground, north wales, the north midlands. could see 30cm in total for some higher ground here. at lower levels, perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in

hillary clinton received cheers from the crowd as she was awarded the medal, as was the actor and parkinson'slauren is the first fashion designer to receive the medal of freedom. there's more on all the other recipients on the bbc news app and our website. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. snow has been falling across parts of the uk. it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions as well, and i think the problems will go on into sunday. so met office amber warnings remain in force. those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands and also northern england. and i think it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some snow falling across high ground, north wales, the north midlands. could see 30cm in total for some higher ground here. at lower levels, perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in places. but that snow continuing to fall across northern england, remaining very cold here as we start the day. milder, you'll notice, down to the south—west. 12 degree

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and optimism, he also warms hearts and captivates audiences as a fearless advocate for those with parkinson'sis endearing personality to advance treatments, move if us closer to a cure and remind us of the power of american possibilities. [applause] >> tim gill. [applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to tim gill, a leading philanthropist and civil rights leader, tim gill advances the cause of equality for the lgbtq community in america and the world. a visionary entrepreneur he has helped lead the fight against hiv/aids, laid the groundwork for marriage equality and so much more. his strong character, unwavering resolve and indisputable effectiveness in fighting for love and equality for all make him a key figure in our nation's story of freedom. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> jane goodall. [cheers and applause] if -- the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to jane goodall. from war-torn england to the jungles of tanzania, dr. goodall's childhood passion for animals led her to explore wildlife in africa. her ground breaking discoveries of chimpanzees reshaped conver

and optimism, he also warms hearts and captivates audiences as a fearless advocate for those with parkinson's disease. channeling his endearing personality to advance treatments move us closer to a cure and remind us of the power of american possibilities. im gill. the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to tim gill, a leading philanthropist and civil rights leader. tim gill advances the cause of equality for the lgbtq community and america and the world. a visionary entrepreneur, he has helped lead the fight against hiv aids, laid the groundwork for marriage equality and so much more. his strong character, unwavering resolve, and indisputable effectiveness in fighting for love and equality for all make him a key figure in our nation's story of freedom. jane goodall. the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to jane goodall. from war torn england to the jungles of tanzania, doctor jane goodall's childhood passion for animals led her to explore wildlife in africa. her groundbreaking discoveries of chimpanzees challenged scientific convention, reshaped conservation methods and redefined

. >> he also warms hearts and captivates audiences as a fearless advocate for those with parkinson'sdisease. channeling his endearing personality to advance treatments, move us closer to a cure and remind us of the power of american possibilities. >> four people were awarded the medal posthumously, including former attorney general robert kennedy. his daughter, kerry kennedy, accepted the medal on his behalf. a beloved donkey that served as the inspiration for a famous movie character has passed away. >> plus, should examine whether we want to put that part of the wharf back. >> santa cruz reopens most, but not all of its wharf. we'll hear from business owners who say it is a much welcome sight. >> and a barrier weather. some stubborn cloud cover out there today, but the weekend is off to a dry start and this dry pattern it wants to stick a und. we will have more in your who was the inspiration behind the donkey in the movie shrek, has sadly died. the baron park donkeys in palo alto say perry died thursday at the age of 30. his 30th birthday party drew national attention last year. t