. >> i am a pickle ball player and tennis player.more than addicted i can't brag i played for 70 years at golden gate park. i play at least two times a week, maybe five or twice a day. i am a supporter of the plan. the people who put it together i am in awe of their work. we are lucky to have you. i would appreciate your support as soon as possible. i am willing to give up all of that time, those 18 months that it will take to do this will be a big sacrifice for many of us. it is an investment in the next 30 years that i plan to play tennis and investment in our children. thank you. >> . >> catherine howard. sierra club. we are submitting a letter with children concerns about the lighting. the environmental conditions were not presented in the public meetings i attended. i am happy to see them. you may see duplication in our recommendations. we recommend that the center minimize the lighting impact on the surrounding parkland and wildlife. scientific studies demonstrate night lighting has negative impacts on birds and wildlife. it wi

. >> i am hans carter, a member of the leadership group of the pickle ball community. we support this project. we would love to see this facility multi-use, and that we have been included in terms of getting some input from us to see that it has one dedicated pickle ball court plus eight pickle ball courts permanently lined is great because it is good to play in golden gate park. i have been playing there for about a year. i have played in other facilities throughout the city, but really, the best place to play is in the park itself. we are a group of about 200 on our mailing list. we recently took a survey. three-quarters of our players are seniors. 55 and older, and half are female. pickle ball is also the fastest growing sport in the nation according to the sports and fitness industry association. growing at 12% per year. definitely as the population ages and more people realize that it is duff on your bod -- tough on your body to play tennis they will migrate to pickle ball. the one concern we have is that the operator will control the hours and access to the pickl

. >> if you love pickles and pickles love you, this might be the milk shake for you. >> you are crazy> you know what, don't put that on all americans, i love pickles, but this does not -- >> does not compute. doesn't quite -- well, i was watching this, i have to say i was a little puzzled by the idea, but it might be worth a try if you really like your -- this recipe put together by hello giggles, pretty simple. you use some egg yolks, sugar, heavy cream, extra milk. after you missed your ice cream you throw it in the freezer to allow it to thicken and freeze over. you throw in a few scoops of ice cream in the blender. you then add your pickles. you mix it up. you pour it in a milk shake glass, top it with a little whipped cream, add more pickles, and there you go. >> i'm one of those guys that pulls pickles out of everything. so in this case, i would be left with the glass. >> this is for the people that take your pickles and put it in theirs. >> something is happening in midair. >> they were already walking down the aisle. >> technically -- >> see it next, "right this minute." >> an

>> yeah. >> reporter: the name, pickle ball, just weird. >> yeah. so the family who invented the game, one of the stories is the dog was named pickles and so every time the ball goes off court -- [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: this has come a long way since they came up with the game in 1965. lee lost 22 pounds playing pickle ball. freddy lost 29. what is the first thing i have to do? >> dink the ball. dink the ball. dink. dink. >> dink. >> reporter: a estimation of tennis, bad mittens and ping ball, pickle ball is the fastest growing sport in the u.s. according to the u.s. pickle ball association 2 million americans played it game in 2016. this year an submitted 3 million. and it could be played by anyone at any level, anywhere in the bay area. >> there are 16 courts in concord. >> reporter: this is everywhere? >> starting to become everywhere. we are looking for places to play constantly because the sport is growing so fast. >> all over the bay area. now, i said it might be -- [ talking at the same time ] >> instead of dropping the mic

unilaterally we are in this pickle -- in this worse than pickle, in this bad situation because president trump chose to end the daca program last august. that stands out above anything else. then president trump turned his back not on one but two bipartisan immigration proposals. i went so far to put the wall, the president's signature campaign issue, on the table for discussion. that still did not drive him to a deal. finally now that we're working hard in the senate to come up with a bipartisan proposal, president trump is just trying to gum up the works. according to reports, president trump may threaten to veto legislation that doesn't match his hard line demands, my way or no way, with no democratic input. a statement this morning from the white house said the president would oppose even a short-term bill to protect the dreamers. so who is intent on kick these people who know no country but america, who work in our factories and offices, who go to our schools, to serve -- who serve in our military, who is intent on kicking them out? not the american people. 90% want to support the d

unilaterally we are in this pickle -- in this worse than pickle, in this bad situation because president trump chose to end the daca program last august. that stands out above anything else. then president trump turned his back not on one but two bipartisan immigration proposals. i went so far to put the wall, the president's signature campaign issue, on the table for discussion. that still did not drive him to a deal. finally now that we're working hard in the senate to come up with a bipartisan proposal, president trump is just trying to gum up the works. according to reports, president trump may threaten to veto legislation that doesn't match his hard line demands, my way or no way, with no democratic input. a statement this morning from the white house said the president would oppose even a short-term bill to protect the dreamers. so who is intent on kick these people who know no country but america, who work in our factories and offices, who go to our schools, to serve -- who serve in our military, who is intent on kicking them out? not the american people. 90% want to support the d

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they include reservation system, evening lights, small pro shop, a place for pink pong and pickle ball. a large entry point, free day lockers, safer spacing between ththe courts and widening the viewing areas. what we are excited to work on are the interior exhibit walls which cover the history and players. we will look for a lot of community input here. stories, photos and videos. in addition to the local community efforts we are doing research with other centers to understand how to manage an affordable public facility and balance the user needs. ensuring the high-quality daily operations have been our goal from the start. we feel strongly having a seasoned manager will deliver that. an important part of the public is the maintenance fund to ensure repairs are made quickly and longer term needs for replacement are covered. it is frustrating to wait weeks for new nets. we look forward to community input in the tennis advisory council. >> next speaker? anyone else to make public comment. go ahead. >> i am chany hill the program coordinator for the tennis and learning center. i have bee

armando lee lost 22 pounds playing pickle ball. freddie lost 29. >> what is the first thing i need to do? >> first thing you have to do is dink the ball. >> reporter: a combination of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. 2 million americans played the n 2016. this year, an estimated 3 milli. and it can be played by anyone. apparently any level, anywhere in the bay area. >> there is 16 dedicated outdoor courts in con doored -- concord. >> reporter: so this is everywhere. >> the sport is growing so fast. >> get a racket. work up a sweat. here we go. okay. on that note. >> lrt chlt all right. coming up in our next half-hour, amtrak's fatal crash in december, the investigation underway to find out what caused this latest train to derail. >>> plus republicans battling out a memo over abuse of power. the effort to release the rebuttal. >>> bay area's most famous haunted house now the spot on the weekend box office chart, the secrets of the real life winchester mansion. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adju

pickles, it was you that mentioned britain in your evidence whose videos president trump retweeted last year. i'm sure you'll recall that part of the ecvidence in the trial o the man. leaving aside the bot issue, i'm concerned about the flaws in your policing system for your platform. because it was only after premt from britain first that you took it down from the platform. so how can your system be described as anything other than inadequate? >> grateful for the opportunity to discuss this because it was a policy discussion that we discussed a lot internally. so the actions of any user and retweeting another issue are not factors in our policy framework. we had had announced we were reviewing our approach to nonterrorist extremist groups. so our policy prohibits terrorism but certainly groups that fell in the nonterrorism. then we took the better part of three months to care fully understand where would the lines of that policy fall. and not just in the u.k., but in india, it's been mentioned in the u.s. and other organizations, i'm sorry, countries. so when we then enforce that polic

finally, last wednesday was a beautiful day at the tennis center, and there were people playing picklenis and ping-pong. i know those people we listened to them and made a project that works for everybody. we hope that you accept and support this wonderful project. we appreciate the money the city has put into it, too, thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> good morning. thank you all for having us here today to give us the opportunity to speak in support of the tennis center renovation project. i am the fifth generation from california and grew up playing tennis. we did not belong to a private club and hit the local high schools. my parents taught us how to play and my favorite memories are the mixed doubles team. i have been playing for over 50 years and developed many friendships. while i am happy when i win a love set. i never expected to find it on the court when i met fifeature husband across the net. it is about family, friends, marriage and community. one of the best parts is the community engagement. it is good to hear about as far back as 70 years ago. this is a public faci

don't forget the pickle. it's kind of a big dill. more cheez-it variety, more cheese flavours.now. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, camila cabello. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on down, please! let's talk about this! >> look at it. >> jimmy: let's talk -- it's real -- it's real! >> it's out! it's really happening! >> jimmy: it's out! your album is out. it's finally out. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] you were here earlier in the week, and now your album is finally out. are you so -- >> so exciting! >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, i'm so excited. >> jimmy: i mean, you must be flipping, yeah. 'cause last time you were here, you did havana ooh-na-na -- >> yes! >> jimmy: or two times ago -- two times -- >> that was my first time ever performing the song, too, actually. >> jimmy: man, oh, man. >> like on tv. >> jimmy: and it was just -- and then the next day, trending and then -- top of the charts and then the biggest thing in the world. [ laughter ] and then i was like, "yes!" it was so good. >> thanks! >> jimm

opportunity to share some letters to the president written by people from all over the country, from pickle to frank the lawn mower. i've especially introducing you to hardworking young americans with incredibly bright futures. today i have another letter to share. this one from natalie dalton from clarksburg, maryland. she writes, dear mr. president, i'm natalie and i'm 11 years old, almost 12. my cousin celia who is 8 years old and have loved to cook since we practically were born. if you don't believe me, check out the pictures we'ven closed. we are more than cousin, we are best friends. from the time we were little we've helped our nonna in the kitchen is to write you for an amazing opportunity. you are most welcome to come to my house if you would prefer. it would be an honor to mack keu a meal and we read you only sleep four hours a night. our pop-pop says you are doing a good job. thank you for keeping us safe. natalie, i am happy to tell you that i talked to the president about your letter this morning and he and the first lady would like to take you up on your very kind offer. we h

don't forget the pickle. it's kind of a big dill. more cheez-it variety, more cheese flavours.2018 winter olympics opening ceremony on february 9th, right here on nbc. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome katie couric! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: katie couric! [ cheers and applause ] oh, come on! katie! >> hi! >> jimmy: hey, we love you. >> i am so happy to see you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i'm so happy to see you. >> and hi, everybody. >> jimmy: yeah -- this is a a rare thing to say, 'cause i can't say this of that many people, but you've actually hosted "the tonight show" before. >> that's right. back in the dark ages, in 2003. do you remember that at all? >> jimmy: 2003, oh, please. >> so jay leno and i switched places. i was anchoring "the today show." we came up with this idea that we were going to do this job swap. so there's me at the desk in l.a. and jay leno did "the today show." >> jimmy: from new york or from -- >> yes, he did it from new york. >> jimmy: how fun was that? what do you remember about it? >> well, it's really hard. this job is really hard, jimmy. >> jim

unilaterally we are in this pickle, in this worse than pickle, in this bad situation because presidentmp chose to end the daca program last august. >> so there's a lot of private fr frustration that that's not how this debate is being framed. many believe they need to work harder to show americans that it was president trump who ended daca and if anything doesn't happen for those kids, it's on republicans. whereas you have seen the protesters here on capitol hill talking to democrats as much as to republicans trying to urge them to get something done. so republicans are arguing, you shut down the government saying you wanted to have this debate. now here we have. we have a week to do this and your proposals are not ready to go. so definitely crunch time. mitch mcconnell setting a deedlideed dead line and we have yet to see the major votes. >> policy issues that need to be resolved as we focus on other sc scandals elsewhere. thank you very much. as robert mueller's russia investigation progresses, paul manafort is back in court. why we may learn more about his case soon. >>> plus seekin

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element of panic and fear in the markets and should be taken with that lower we could see volatility pickle. those losses increase. year and a half or so really with the markets have been powering through these records. and people been talking about the time for a correction do you think there is still more of a correction to come. my i have my inclination says knowles and simply because we've seen such a shock correction will be yol box office at least the pay is the formal polls that if the. data is strong the adding figures we seem for both in the us and europe have been very encouraging so this is like a trip up thing i i don't know but. the hospital to complacency i think the markets because it's been such a long time since we see a correction another maybe also feeding into it as well. do you think that computer basil algorithmic trading has played in the recent sell off and the subsequent recovery. i think we simply questions on the role of over the trading plays it'll seem to or at least this is the attribute thing too exacerbating the move. walls results in the drop off and we sort

pickles. this is kimchi radish. >> reporter: he says the food is awe theuthentic but not all pre >> my least favorite is a dried squid, a snack they like to eat a lot. >> reporter: dried squid. all right. so we're back live here at the olympic park. i want to show you mcdonald's. i was here earlier, this line was empty. take a look at this line now. it is quite popular. familiar american cuisine, you get it right here. i got to say, you have to go out on a limb, i'm so glad our crew at nbc 10 that we've went zone. we found that traditional korean fare is a lot lighter than what you'd find there in the states. jim, back to you. >> have some squid waiting few you when you come home, keith. all right. thanks so much. keith's going to join us live from the olympic village again tomorrow morning. starting at 4:00 a.m. on nbc 10 news today. count on nbc 10. your home for the winter games for olympic coverage you won't find anywhere else. >>> we're talking 60s hegoing to take a huge u-turn or the nex

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