Marianne Kushi is an anchor with NBC 7 San Diego and Telemundo 20.
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‘I'm Always Very Stereotyped': Mexican-Japanese Actress Breaks Barriers in New Role
Mika Kubo is a Mexican-Japanese actress who currently stars on the Telemundo telenovela, “La Suerte de Loli.” She talks about how her cultures impact her roles, the stereotypes she’s faced, and the ones she’s breaking.
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Guinness World Records: This Family of 12 Siblings Is 1,042 Years Old
If you add up the ages of all of the D’Cruz siblings, you get a family who is 1,042 years old. The family made the Guinness World Records for “Highest Combined Age” with 12 siblings. They have one sibling in San Diego. How do they stay in touch? Here’s their story.
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San Diego Woman Finds Cherished High School Ring at East Coast Antique Shop Decades Later
A San Diego woman whose cherished high school class ring disappeared 32 years ago was recently reunited with the piece of her past. The ring turned up all the way across the country. Now it’s back where it belongs.
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The Scientist Known as The ‘Earthquake Lady' Says We're Handling the Coronavirus Pandemic All Wrong
NBC 7’s Marianne Kushi speaks with Lucy Jones, aka “The Earthquake Lady” about how the U.S. is handling the coronavirus pandemic. Jones has a new podcast dedicated to getting through these tumultuous times.
