particularly by the salvation army.to fixate on the externals, it misses the soul. and as tyrus was mentioning, that's what salvation is all about. i don't know what, why they're even wading into this water. the virtue signaling is a bad look particularly at the most important season of their year. >>> stick around, big saturday flops are next. ♪ pleasure muck pleasure. ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage, and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits. but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance. but, they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a l

call your local salvation army and offer to volunteer.ly go to, uh, w w dot oakland red kettle or the name of your city. red kettle. www dot oakland red kettle .org. and they can also sign you up to be a volunteer when you go to our website. lot of options, a lot of opportunities. no reason not to give this holiday season. major james sullivan, salvation army officer in charge of alameda county, appreciate your time and appreciate your work in our community. have a blessed day. thank you. thank you, sir. if you would like to donate to the salvation army, or perhaps become a bell ringer, we have posted a link on our website. just look under the web links section at ktvu .com. all right. for the first time in more than 18 months, the chabot space and science center is now back open to the public coming up. we'll have a look at the world, uh, out of this world experience for visitors with a brand new exhibit. are seasonally warm weather pattern is going to continue as we get into your bay area weekend. i'll have a look out to the warmest day

and then my salvation army has set little baby. i've grown up in yeah. >> so you're generational and there's also generational volunteers absolutely putting your very own son. yeah, my son and daughter, they're both. they were fallen on told. but your son is loving it. >> tell me what it means to be out here. and what you're seeing from volunteers, what you like you said your mask says it all behind us. the salvation army were offering kindness hope and a second chance through everything that we do all year round. but today. >> we want to make sure that the folks that are stuck in their homes. the most vulnerable population, the seniors that can't get out. we're providing these meals were delivering into that. there are 4,000 people today. >> yeah. and then that's just today. but tell us what you do year round. >> you're around every night people may not realize this, but every night of the year about 750 people the night in a salvation army that in fact the building right behind us is the salvation army harbor, light facility wher

the salvation army worked to deliver the meals. hundreds of volunteers loaded meals and knocked on doors and heard gratitude in many voices. for this volunteer, it is about giving back and knowing what it means to have a meal for thanksgiving. >> the salvation army was always there for us and some thanksgivings we didn't have much and it was hard for my mom . >> reporter: this year for thousand meals were set to be delivered . >> that someone becomes family in conveying a sense of love and gratitude and appreciation. >> reporter: marquette harbor brought his daughter to volunteer with him. >> if you sure you want to be compassionate coming have to actually do it instead of just telling your kids. >> reporter: jocelyn moran, kpix 5 . >>> you can donate time or money to our food drive on www.kpix.com . >> this thanksgiving we are pretty lucky in the weather department. >> a bit chilly early on but here is a live look across the bay area and we have your thanksgiving forecast with meteorologist darren peck . >> from here on out it is

for over six decades, the salvation army has held a thanksgiving meal event in the city.ple usually gather together. but for the second year in a row, it looks a little different because of the pandemic. salvation army has partnered with a catering company to help prepare meals and distribute them safely. >> right now with the urgency and importance of serving people in need, the salvation army is taking this day, not only in san francisco, but throughout the nation and possibly throughout the world, to do the most important thing, sir people in -- serve people in need. dion: what hasn't changed is the meal itself self, turkey, gravy, much more. as you saw, thanksgiving is not just about giving things, but giving to others as much as you can. you can help the family of this pediatric cancer patient. sandhya: nice weather for the holiday. i'll let you know if this pattern is going to persist for the rest of the weekend coming right up. when you hear... ♪cough cough ♪ ♪ sneeze sneeze ♪ [ sneezing ] it's time for... ♪ plop plop fizz fizz ♪ [ loud fizzing ] alka seltzer plus

. >> this thanksgiving, the salvation army stepped up to help deliver food to hundreds of home-bound seniors all across the bay area kron 4. sarah stinson was at the salvation army earlier today in san francisco as volunteers packed up their cars and took off of their special deliveries around the bay. >> 500 volunteers came out here to the harbor light center of the salvation army taking these boxes, putting them into the cars. then the volunteers in the cars drive off, bringing the food to homebound seniors about 4,000 of them who will not only get a hot meal on thanksgiving. some food for later and a warm smile. i hope that, you know. >> we can put a smile on somebody's face. if covid taught us anything. it's the power of community and a city like san francisco. when we come together, there's nothing we can't accomplish. >> they're volunteers of all ages, including a 14 year-old. i think it's a really great that i'm a lot of can help a lot of people, through a specially after during the pandemic. >> and a family trying to show their young 4 year-old the good of giving back a few g

the salvation army.alvation army's resource guide. let's talk about racism. so it was a guide on their website that sounds a lot like crt. here is a portion of what it said. it said the desire that salvationists achieve the follow lament, repent and apologize for biases or racial ideologies held and actions committed it goes on to talk even more about inherent guilt. the racism that whites can have and victim -- all of that well, they have gotten some blow back and rightfully so for going woke. and they have tried to respond here is a portion of the salvation donor is not asking to apologize for skin color. we do not encolors high ideologies, such claims are false. preach the gospel of jesus christ and meet human needs in his name without discrimination. so i don't know if it was something that they happened to put up. didn't think would get much attention, rachel, here we are. rachel: i have a suspicion. this is me speculating. i suspect that somehow some of your salvation army money might have gone tow

we did speak with major david pierce with salvation army on what this means for many people getting the meals today. >> we are more hypersensitive to how covid has isolated us from people. today when that senior citizen or home bound individual is received by someone, that someone becomes family, becomes friends in that one minute in conveying a sense of love, thankfulness, gratitude, appreciation, giving them a sense of hope today. >> reporter: later this morning we are going to be seeing more volunteers coming here and packing up their cars with the meals. we'll be looking at the process and we'll bring to you as well. >> thank you, joycelyn. thankfully all those people will get those meals today too. >> a great thing. >>> let's send it to justin andrews at glide. >> how are things looking there? >> reporter: they've got the entire block blocked off. we are on ellis. you see the tents are set up. we have volunteers trying to get tables prepared for people to come here for the glide celebration. obviously it will be outdoors along ellis street in the tender loin outside of glide memori

salvation army volunteers getting ready to deliver about 4,000 meals.you about the process. >>> stanford professor taking a big role on climate change in our nation's capital. >>> suspects facing charges after storming through walnut creek nordstrom over the weekend. good morning. happy thanksgiving on this thursday november 25. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. we will get a check on weather and traffic. we have gianna keeping an eye on those roads for anybody heading to their family's. we have some issues. we are looking at our weather and we have some chilly turkeys this morning. >> mid 30s. it's november. this is when this starts to happen. but we are talking about frost advisories this morning with temperatures down into the mid 30s for north bay valleys and east bay valleys. if you look at the temperature spread across the map, look for the deep blues. north bay valleys, you've got it. we've got it for inland valleys of the east bay. we'll talk about the frost advisory in the complete forecast. once we get past 9:00 the real story for th

for over six decades, the salvation army has held a thanksgiving meal event in the city.ually gather together but for the second year in a row, looks different because of the pandemic. the salvation army partnered with a local catering company to help prepare meals and distribute them safely. >> right now with the urgency and importance of serving people in need, we are taking this day not only in san francisco, but throughout the nation and possibly throughout the world, did do the most important thing, sir people in need. dion: what has not changed is the meal itself self, turkey, gravy, much more. hundreds of volunteers delivered meals to seniors in need. for over 50 years, glide in san francisco has helped people enjoy a traditional thanksgiving celebration and meal. today, glide served nearly 3000 meals to residentserinnsecury. the event was held outdoors under tents to offer some covid protection. people were served breakfast and a thanks giving brunch. >> this is what thanksgiving is about. it's about giving thanks. it's about giving back. and it's about giving bac

how did you get involved with the salvation army inspect. >> honestly, i've been giving to the salvationng so much to millions and millions of people and right now, especially off this year that we've just come off of, the giving is so needed. it's so easy to do salvation army usa.org, you can give through venmo, through google pay and now is the time now is the time to do it. >> but when you think about salvation army, it's that iconic kettle what goes through your mind when you see them ringing the bell? >> it obviously reminds me of christmas joy, but also, it's a reminder that, like, anybody can give, right? like it really is. even the smallest amount can go a very, very long way. look, people shouldn't be worried about whether they're going to put food on the table or give christmas gifts, right >> right >> so we can help out with that. salvation army.org >> twitch, thank you so much good to see you. merry christmas. >> absolutely, man >> coming up next, we're going to find out how life has been treating kathie lee. and i think it's been pretty, pretty, pretty good. first time back

called for sari system was at salvation army earlier today in san francisco as volunteers are packingaking off on their special deliveries around the bay area. >> 500 volunteers came out here to the harbor light center of the salvation army taking these boxes, putting them into the cars. then the volunteers in the cars drive off freeing the food to homebound seniors about 4,000 of them who will not only get a hot meal on thanksgiving. some food for later and a warm smile. i hope that, you know. >> we can put a smile on somebody's face. if covid taught us anything. it's the power of community and a city like san francisco. when we come together, there's nothing we can't accomplish. >> they're volunteers of all ages, including a 14 year-old. i think it's really great that i'm a lot of you can help a lot of people, especially after during the pandemic. >> and a family trying to show their young 4 year-old the good of giving back a few days giving. we have to help each other. i mean, right now the world is still in this. >> turmoil. and i think we have to get back and we have to help each

we've got the salvation army doing what they do. great every year. there. >> helping and this time around, they're delivering meals to seniors. yeah, it's really nice to see this. that's happening right now. volunteers are going to be practicing social distancing are still in the pandemic. prop 4. sarah stinson. >> live in san francisco this morning. you've been talking to volunteers. sarah. how's everybody feel out there today. >> a lot of people giving back to their community on this thanksgiving a day when you feel grateful and you want to get back. it's 500 volunteers. they take these boxes and then packed them into the various cars that pull up and we're here at the harbor light center of salvation army. joining us now as danielle and jorge, they are their first time doing this with salvation army. are you excited? and i am. i am. and made you want to come out on this thanksgiving, get i think it's been a difficult year for everybody. and i think that it's important to get back. and i think it's important to show our daughter that. >> you know,

red kettle, the salvation army hopes donations will be just as large this giving season. during the pandemic, they have doubled the number of meals to people in need. >> the need is still there because people are recovering from the pandemic and we are here for them and try to help them. >> reporter: experts are concerned this year may be more challenging for nonprofits as supply-chain problems and rising inflation have led to higher prices for basic necessities and making charitable giving more difficult. >> economic matters matter and the need and opportunity to give. >> reporter: indiana university philanthropy professor says not everyone is hurting. >> it has been an uneven economic crisis with some households disproportionately impacted, so there are a great number of americans who are still in a position to give. >> reporter: despite the slowdown last year, americans donated a record $470 billion in 2020, march for people open their wallets for nonprofits that helped with pandemic relief and social justice. what is it that keeps you donating? >> i feel, at times, pe

everything's outdoors here at the salvation army. the harbor light center. it's on 9th in harrison. >> we were here last year to well oiled machine where cars pull up on the side of ealvation army and they come pick up these boxes that are behind us right here these boxes are full of food and they will be delivered to those in need specifically seniors in my right major pierce. that's absolutely senior citizens homebound residents of san francisco that are looking for a really good thanksgiving meal and also being treated with some good thanksgiving chair. yeah, that's always the best part. you get a hot meal, a warm smile. maybe the pull down the the smile. absolutely. we incurred smile smiles. what a better way starting today as some stranger coming up and smiling at you for change right now. and a lot of these people, they don't see pretty much anybody all day and imagine they're probably some senior citizens that are so concerned about getting covid or what's going on in their neighborhood that they're just staying in. we all need a human touch. someone

when i was young, my family was a neat and salvation army was always there for us . thanksgivings we did not have much . thanksgiving was hard for my mom . >>> our food for bay area families drive is on . to donate your time or money to help our neighbors in need this holiday season, go to kpix.com /yep . >>> was across the country are grateful to be able together for thanksgiving for the first time since the pandemic began . we asked people around the south bay what they are thankful for . >> reporter: what a difference a year makes . this year, we have covid vaccines and boosters as well . lester, cases were surging, about three times what they are today . many of us spent thanksgiving apart from our families . >> a this is the focus of my life . has been in our, 47 years . iarch of the has 10 chengr tonight, they are all under one roof. what are you thank you for? i am thankful to get together with family again. we missed it last year. >> reporter: last year, the large swings and family spent things giving apart . is covid spread worldwide . santa clara county jus

the salvation army delivered thousands of them to homebound seniors, while clyde memorial doled out ham, turkey, and all the trimmings to thousands more. >> i met with my family, but they just like family being about here. >> i miss when they used to be able to serve, and it would come through the line, and you hand them that tray. they would say thank you. it's a feeling that warms your heart. >>> meanwhile, salvation army volunteer markup about his daughter with him this morning to remind his daughter to be painful and get back. >> if you want to be compassionate or empathetic towards people, you need to actually do it instead of just tell your kids. >>> our food for bay area's family drive is on. the domain your time or money to help our neighbors in need this holiday season my go to kpix.com /give. >>> there's a lot of action in the kitchen on things giving, but imagine preparing your holiday feast without electric power. >> it's weird being put in this predicament, but we are using our brains. >> california communities grilling their birds by candlelight amid a public safety shut o

instead of cooking the meals, the salvation army worked with a local catering business and deliver the meals. nonetheless, hundreds of volunteers put on their vests, unloaded meals, packed them in cars, and knocked on doors, and heard gratitude in many voices. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: it is about giving back, knowing all too well what it means to have a meal for thanksgiving. >> when i was young, my family used to be in need, and wednlv't ioat have much, and thanks giving was hard for my mom. >> reporter: around 4000 meals were said to be delivered this year. >> when that senior citizen or homebound individual is received by someone, that someone becomes family, becomes friends, within that minute of conveying a sense of love, thankfulness, gratitude, appreciation, giving them hope today. >> reporter: mark barber and his daughter to volunteer along with them, a reminder of being thankful and giving back on things giving. >> if you want to be compassionate and empathetic towards people, you need to do it instead of just tell your kids. >> reporter: kpix 5 news. >> report

over six decades, the salvation army has held an event in the city.2nd year in a row it looks different. beca the pandemic, they partnered with a catering company to distribute meals. >> with the urgency and importance of serving people in need, the salvation army is taking this day to do the most important thing we always do, serve people in need. kumasi: turkey, gravy, stuffing, and more. hundreds of volunteers delivered them to people with disabilities and seniors in need. kristen: this coming tuesday is giving tuesday, a day to promote the power of philanthropy. if you would like to make a donation, abc7 news has created a list of local, vetted organizations that help build a better bay area. . we organized it by county. . you you can find -- we organized it by county. you can find it online at abc7news.com/takeaction. kumasi: now for your morning money report and something to keep nai out for this weekend, a rise of scams involving gift cards. they are expected to be a popular gift item this year. this is predicted to be the worst year for gift c

the recipients really appreciate these visits from the salvation army volunteer. as it's often the only contact from the outside world they received that day. people need to know that they're cared for, and more importantly, salvage. sammy is always there to meet someone's need on the immediate what they need. we try to help someone needs to thanksgiving dinner. we want to help that we've been doing that for 60 years here. more than 600 volunteers delivered meals today throughout san francisco. volunteers in the south bay came together today to make sure those without a home could enjoy thanksgiving meal and that's ktvu is jesse gary tells us city team san jose says that it is the least they feel they can do for their community. although a holiday the kitchen at city team san jose is humming on all cylinders wasn't executive. uhh with the hotel company, and after 26 years, i wanted to do something different . executive chef reynold stewart leads a team of more than two dozen volunteers crafting a traditional turkey meal for the city's on housed residents. it's lik

. >> the salvation army volunteer, e679 to seniors, in all, were able to get the shot. >> hundreds gathered in the bha area, organizers say they spent time cooking 36 turkeys. >> the volunteers want to give us their time. to feed the homeless, that is our goal. >> in addition to the free meals, city tale make a donation at any safe way store. it runs through christmas day. >> no doubt it. is a chilly thanksgiving night. christmas in the park is an jos. this time tomorrow, the trial will be lit up. how are we looking? chilly. watching it closely later on towards tomorrow morning. fog, not much wind across the bay. you see the haze, outside, that is the one item, see if it makes its way out to concord for the morning, and temperatures, again, cold enough. >> valley fog. the rain chances going away, you will be surprised how warm it will be. >> now, a busy way of travel. t.s.a.amies, screened 3 passport 2 million. it is 12% lower than the wednesday before thanksgiving. before the pan dammic in 2019. >>> a crash outside of brent wood, on vasko road. three cars involved. you can see the grewing

is more to do with the fact with the national consciousness because the national consciousness is salvationall of that concerns black people and inequality and white people and their privilege. perhaps parties to the left with black consciousness have that knowledge. a government that puts the stability of the black child first. the job now is to face the inconvenient truth that there was no real transformation. for the majority of people, the constitution has not helped them. they live jobless, landless, and in deep poverty. >> if you look at the outcome of the latest municipal elections, you will see that anc was not the only one to suffer setback. the democratic allies themselves , and what is interesting is that the economic freedom fighters are gaining momentum, which could give you an indication that south africa is moving towards what could be termed another chapter for the anc itself. >> the unfortunate thing is that conditions in our country do not favor any particular party. it is actually hitting at all of us that when we should have rallied together and taken full advantage of t

because that's where the salvation will come — because that's where the salvation will come. , ., , .henry, and your own i words? i don't get any impression whatsoever _ words? i don't get any impression whatsoever that _ words? i don't get any impression whatsoever that people _ words? i don't get any impression whatsoever that people who - words? i don't get any impression whatsoever that people who have| words? i don't get any impression i whatsoever that people who have not been complicit or have not been actively racist and discriminatory will be sacrificed. i don't see that at all. yes, it is true that the activists on the street say silence equals violence — but at the same time, i think a calm, cool, collected review of where cricket is going, especially with the ecb and its policy of nonintervention, that has to change, but also the board membership — because i don't know exactly who is on the board of yorkshire or essex, and other county that some trouble, but i can visualise them. i can see them in my mind's i, and that kind of falsifying culture that doesn't want to change

this extraordinary gift of salvation that he gave to us. and we try as best we can to comprehend the darkness that he endured so we might receive god's light. and yet even as we grapple with the sheer enormity of jesus' sacrifice, on easter we can't lose sight of the fact that the story didn't end on friday. the story keeps on going. on sunday comes the glorious resurrection of our savior. good friday may occupy the throne for a day, dr. king once preached. but ultimately it must give way to the triumphant beat of the drums of easter. the drums that beat the rhythm of renewal and redemption, goodness and grace, hope and love. easter is our affirmation that there are better days ahead. and also reminder that it is on us, the living, to make them so. through god's mercy, peter the apostle said we are given an inheritance that is imperishable, undefiled and on faith, kept in heaven for you. it is an inheritance that calls on us to be better, to love more deeply, to serve the least of these as an expression of christ's love here on earth. the s

. >> yes, let us pray for the salvation for those who live in the totalitarian darkness and pray theyd and until they do, while they preach the supremacy of the state, declare its omnipotence over men who predicted the dominance of all peoples on the earth, they are the focus of evil in the modern world. it was c.s. lewis who in his screw tape letters wrote, the greatest evil is not done now in those sordid dens of crime that dickens loved to paint. it is not even done in concentration camps and labor camps. in those, we see its final result. but it is conceived and ordered, moved, seconded, minuted, in clear, carpeted, warm and well lighted offices by quiet men with white collars and cut fingernails and smooth shaven cheeks who do not need to raise their voice. but because these quiet men do not raise their voices, because they sometimes speak in soothing tones of brotherhood and peace and like others before them, they were making their final territorial demand, some would have us accept them at our word and for their aggressive impuflss. but history teaches us that wishful thinking

the first one happened earlier this month in palo alto and will finish at the salvation army in san jose later this evening. second harvest has given away thousands of meals and will keep doing this through the holiday season. check out shfb.org for information on how to help. >>> south bay high schoolers hosted a holiday turkey drive. the goal to collect one thousand turkeys. it's all happening at presentation high school in san jose. if you want to help you can drop off turkeys, chickens and even hams at the school until three this afternoon. >>> we are taking a quick break but when we come back. a bummer for bargin hunters. why dollar tree is raising prices. >>> and initiative to push for more water conservation is raising eyebrows. . >>> and here is a live look at the golden gate with a few clouds out there. temperatures this afternoon, cooler compared to yesterday. ly have your seven >>> the dow is up in the green. >>> dollar tree says products for sale wi no longer cost exactly $1. starting next year price also increase to $1.25. the bargin said it'll help bring back customer favor

salvation army 4,000 meals delivered to seniors across san mateo. lined up to get a hot plate. 300 thanksgiving dinners handed out in san jose. >> here and our sister station we teamed up again with safe way to make sure nobody goes hungry this season. super easy. make a $10 donation when you are checking out. it goes to the local food bank. nourishing neighbors food drive. because thanksgiving is over doesn't mean you shouldn't be donating. this runs through christmas day. >> we have breaking holiday news. >> they lit the tree. >> look at that. >> it needs a sounds track. >> the crowd enjoying the weather. we have dry conditions not too much winds. and the christmas in the park tree officially lit here within the last half hour. the light show urnds way there. 56 degrees. northwest wind at 5 miles per hour. another view of light of a different kind. around the bay bridge. not much wind there across the water. the nice mirror like reflection below. 57 northwest wind at ten. 54 degrees east wind at 3. watching out for patchy fog. setting up towards t

salvation army 4,000 meals delivered. san mateo, family after family lined up to get a hot plate.300 thanksgiving dinners were handed out at city team headquarters. in the district of san jose. we here and our sister station are once again teaming up to make sure nobody goes hungry this holiday season. make a $10 donation at any local safe way store. when you are at check out. our nourishing neighbors food drive runs through christmas day. >> reopening thousands of years in the making. the avenue of the sphinx in egypt. >>> while americans were enjoying turkey, egyptians revived one of their own traditions. one that is thousands of year ts old. with fanfare the nation celebrated the reopening of the avenue of the sphinxes. it's nearly two miles long. 250 feet wide. once named the path of god. it connects two important sites. temple of lux sor and the temple. it follows decades of excavation work. it had been buried urnds sand for centuries. >> that's spectacular. put it on the bucket list. >> right now. a new variant of concern. what we know. we bring in an expert for the answer.

they do big contracts to salvation army. i think it's an ideological problem. it's been the last couple of weeks i went to denver . i've obviously paid a lot of attention to philadelphia where there's a bad open drug scene. austin is very interesting to cause i would often have a model for what we are doing because as you know, they had a progressive mayor and city council that came in that allowed public campaign. there was a backlash, voters passed the ballot initiative to ban public campaign but it took the governor and legislature passing legislation to ban public campaign to make a change to things. i think that part of the reason i wanted to do "san fransicko" was i think the problem for conservatives or what you might call the center right or even the san francisco we would call moderate democrats is they have the language for the thinking or the proposals to how to deal with this problem so it progresses here that they think of what conservatives are saying is we want to lock up all the addicts and put them in jail as opposed to say no and this is why i

source of our strength, the motivation for our efforts, the reason for our lives, and the hope of our salvation. may our life today and our attitude for the week ahead in both word and deed reflect the righteousness you have bestowed on us and reveal the love you have shown to us. in your sovereign name we pray. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-a of house resolution 188, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from tennessee, mr. cohen. mr. cohen: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for up to 15 one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition. mr. cohen: to address the house on this historic day. for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cohen: today is major day. not as major we ha

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a nation on the brink of salvation and for aid agencies it is a race against time.rrived with her disabled son, pleading for help. [speaking foreign language] >> the world food program says they are doing everything they can, but it is not enough. [speaking foreign language] >> she tells me she is desperate. [speaking foreign language] >> the taliban says the world is to act. the international community has a head in that because they have proposed sanctions which have led to a humanitarian crisis. >> these are the phases of the crisis. we have come to the endura gonda children's hospital -- endura gandhi children's hospital. she is three, so weak she can barely open her eyes. she is nearly one. [speaking foreign language] >> it is not just patients suffering. health care staff of dump and pa for months. -- staff have not been paid for months. >> they can't pay for their ticket to come here, they can't pay for the food here and she was saying something -- someda the-- someday they may have to commit her as a malnutrition patient because she does not know where she w

this is a nation on the brink of salvation. and for aid agencies, it's a race against time.ons begin to run high. she has arrived with her disabled son, pleading for help. the world food program says they are doing everything they can, but it's not enough. >> i keep coming and they keep turning me away. i don't know where my next meal is coming from. >> she tells me she's desperate. >> it has been eight years since my husband left me for his other wife. i used to work at a school, my salary was 5000 afghani's. it has been for months that i have had no salary. what is the point, living with no food and water? we have just been abandoned. i'd often pray and ask god to just end my life. >> the taliban says the world needs to act. >> the international community has hand in that, because they have imposed sanctions and other steps, which has hit the humanitarian crisis. i think the international community advocating for human rights, they have such claims, they should reconsider. not to take steps that lead to humanitarian crisis. >> and these are the faces of the crisis. this is

volunteers at the salvation army delivered 4,000 meals to seniors in their homes. across san mateo county, family after family lining up to get a hot plate and the 300 dinners given out in san jose. >>> we here at nbc bay area and our sister station telemundo 48 are once again teaming one safeway to make sure nobody goes hungry this holiday season. you can make a $10 donation at any safeway location when you're at the check out. it will go directly to the food banks. our food drive runs through christmas day. >>> you've heard of treat yourself. next on nbc bay area, we'll show you a viral trend that is benefitting a good cause this holiday season. >>> happening now, honda says it wants to eliminate traffic accidents by 2050 with a risk aversion system using artificial intelligence. it recently showed off driver assistance technology that is in development, existing assistance issues alerts to drivers when there's a risk of accidents like bicycle i haves or pedestrians. the automaker hopes to commercialize the new technology. on my travels across the country i came

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