lee had worked for richard nixon in '64 when nixon backed barry goldwater very strongly. he went and traveled with nixon for months during that. but the rest of the rippon people were probably much more oriented towards nelson rockefeller. who had emerged to the leading counterpoint to goldwater and conservatives. rockefeller was sort of the big state, big governor, big spender, viewed part of the party. the progressive wing of the party. >> you have an interesting thing that i haven't thought of. that before he deflated romney was that he had -- >> romney -- who was the governor of michigan, father of mitt romney you more likely heard about recently. george romney was a person who never finished college. he had been born in mexico. american parents. but he was someone who wore his heart on his sleeve. very passionate, committed person particularly civil rights and he was a scrapper. he would wade in when he was running for governor in michigan, he would wade into opposition parties. he'd jump into a trade union meeting or he'd jump into a democratic ward committee or som

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barry was referring to, became very clear to this administration. and i think that's why the vice president's comments did not go down very well in the west wing. >> and quite frankly, dr. barry in answer right there said, no, the scientists knew. last question to you for this panel, dr. barry, and that is, is there anything you've learned about omicron specifically in the last couple of beex that either concerns or surprises you. >> the concern is, of course, that omicron seems to be so much more transmissible, even than delta. and to echo the words of dr. hotez, who was on before me, in terms of the severity, we just don't have the data yet to know whether that virus is a more virulent, if you will. we do know that in terms of pregnant women, and that's the population that i deal with, their risk of severity, once they get the disease is clearly higher. their risk of winding up on a ventilator in the icu is clearly higher. and their risk of death is clearly higher. and a lot of this comes from what you've heard in the news called the cytokine stor

. >> they were motown founder barry gordie, lorne michaels and also including bette midler and joni mitchell. and president biden held a reception for the honorees at the white house. >> you're the ones that most people associate with who we are as a country. that's what this year's honorees have done throughout their groundbreaking careers. >> that was the first honors with a president in attendance since 2016. biden joked that michaels was having a hard time finding the right guy to impersonate him on "saturday night live." >> as they did switch out their joe biden a few times, right? >> i liked jim carrey as president biden. >> i did like him as well. >>> an unwanted guest in a florida man's couch has authorities concerned. >> a resident of a condo in clearwater called police saturday saying there was a snake in his couch. yes, a snake. officers later discovered the snake was about five foot long red tailed boa constrictor native to south america which has authorities wondering how it got there. >> oh, florida and its exotic animals that people smuggle in. not saying that was the case the

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so i want to thank you, barry. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. [ applause ] barry, my dad, when he was a kid, had a band. and as he grew up and getting married and had his family, he used to look at me and say, joey, i don't know where the hell you came from. he said you have two left feet, you can't carry a tune in a wheel barrel, and you have no lip for clarinet so he was disappointed. but i wish i had your talent to not be able to do any of that and still make the best music in the world. [ applause ] and lauren michaels, mr. wise guy over here. [ laughter ] he's trying out seven guys to play me. [ applause ] as we say in our family, blessed the father -- and, finally, it's my turn to say something about him. [ applause ] all kidding aside, in over 40 years lauren has proven that laughter is good for the soul. if you can't laugh at yourself, we're in real trouble. and you make me laugh at myself a lot. [ laughter ] 94 emmy nominations, the most ever for one person in history. 20 wins, 370 emmy nomina

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barry goldwater, for example, gives us some of the most colorful language that anyone has given us in criticizing richard nixon. >> if i may, let me offer a bonus president, bill clinton during the era of impeachment. obviously, he was despised by his eneies throughout his presidency, but once he was impeached, senate democrats in particular, i wouldn't go so far as to say they hated clinton for what he did, but they were certainly disgusted by it. it's one of those cases, not unlike recent impeachments, that were the votes secret, and were the vote, you know, less prescriptive by party, he would have gotten a much different vote in the end. let me throw this one, this is our speed round, if you will. everybody's got to answer this one but we don't have a lot of time. this is a question which i'll reformulate from david mond. i love this question. in the final analysis, was it primarily the person and his style of governing or the policies that the president espoused that led them to be so hated? we'll go in reverse chronological order just to spin things up. so, nixon. >> really inte

barry goldwater has given us some of the most colorful language that anyone has given us in criticizing richard nixon. >> if i may, let me offer a bonus president, bill clinton during the era of impeachment. he was obviously despised by his enemies throughout his president but once he was impeached, senate democrats in particular, i wouldn't go so far as to say they hated clinton for what he did but they were certainly disgusted by it. it's one of those cases, not unlike recent impeachments, that were the votes secret, and were the vote, you know, less prescriptive by party, he would have gotten a much different vote in the end. this is our speed round, if you will. everybody's got to answer this one but we don't have a lot of time. this is a question which i'll reformulate from david mond. in the final analysis, was it primarily the person and his style of governing or the policies that the president espoused that led them to be so hated? we'll go in reverse chronological order just to spin things up. so, nixon. >> really interesting question. in the interests of the speed round i'll s

barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o god, lover of humanity, give us today your pardon and peace. pardon the sins of our lips, the unkind words we may have spoken. pardon the sins of

raking tonight, state police in delaware have arrested five people found in congressman barry scanlon's vehicle in connection with that carjacking. the jury and the trial of forme minnesota police officer jill deliberating after 24 hours of sequestered discussion over three days and hardly a word from them to the court only asking a handful of questions they did ask yesterday what to do if they can't reach consensu indicating they may be deadlocked charged with manslaughter in the killing of donte wright earlier this year. deliberations will continue thursday before breaking for christmas if the jury still doesn't have a verdict. jeffrey epstein confidant also did after two days of deliberations. faces up to 70 of trafficking, and transporting a minor with the intent to engage in illegal acts. democrats in the senate got som bad news last week when the parliamentarian ruled that some immigration privation should no be included in the build back better act would joe's make it into the vending bill hinges on mythological term known as the bird rule and birdbath, professional corresponding

councilman barry mcdonald, a lifelong mayfield resident still finding hope among the wreckage like a lot i do. >> new small community. but i bad. saying. >> the >> in an instant life turned upside down for the daniels family 3 days ago they were planning christmas together. it was just shocked. it was just. >> something i didn't want to hear something i didn't want to believe. now they're planning their father's funeral. they spoke to us from the funeral home. >> their father, robert daniel was a deputy jailer who was supervising inmates on a work release program at the candle factory. the jailer protecting the incarcerated. he's always been the kind person too. help everybody. well, that was rudabeh shahbazi reporting for us now meteorologists say a weather event like this hasn't happened in the u.s.. >> for nearly a 100 years. president joe biden is promising to help families pick up the pieces following the deadly storm system. the white house already set dozens of generators. 10's of thousands of meals and beds to the hardest hit areas. president biden says his biggest concern is

oppositional research on barry goldwater. and this has been taken from 1968. when i round up being head of intelligence for nelson rockefeller's presidential campaign, where we built files on all delegates to the convention. i was working for their social associations. for foreign policy or defense or health care. and so that's when i was working in. as i say in the book, he had a glow. nelson was a schmoozer and who is not particularly articulate, but going back to romney, romney had real feelings about religion. and nelson rockefeller would occasionally try to go through that sort of thing. he had what we called the bomb fog speech. it was not very successful. but he was at the same time, a builder, he was a strong personality. and he had really very muscular -- he was a case in point of a republican who wanted to do things with and through government. >> richard norton smith seems to be the light motif of this evening. but he had this rockefeller why roughly. tell us about another titanic figure. you had worked with him closely. tell us about pat moynahan.

rights act, and all that said is public places must be open to everyone, race, creed, or color, barry coldwater said it was unconstitutional. bob dole was for it. it required some courage. and so i think in the end, a lot of bob dole's friends just as josh is suggesting, were disappointed with him at the end of his life, because they wish he had been harder on trump and stronger in trying to preserve what they saw as a threat to democracy. but in the end, this is the country that is going to depend on the good will of people of common sense like bob dole. and if god forbid a crisis of democracy comes as well it might during the next few years, i sure would want bob dole at my side. >> michael, josh, thank you both. appreciate it. >>> be sure to tune in everybody to msnbc tomorrow beginning at 10:45 a.m. eastern. andrea mitchell will have special coverage of the funeral. >>> we are keeping our eyes on two trials. in minneapolis, kim potter is on trial in the shooting death of a 20-year-old. and an update in new york city with jeffrey epstein's con if i daunt ghislaine max well. the lat

halle barry reflected over her work of film, shouting out her two young kids >>> kim kardashian is the official icon of 2021. the mogul praised her exkanye west for introducing her to the fashion world and blake shenlt gave a -- shots it's all i know how to be ♪ >> well, blake shelton gave an unforgivable performance of his new song come back as a country boy, accepting his award for country artist of the year dwayne the rock johnson was voted overall male movie star of the year and crowned the people's champion. plus he had a big surprise for one lucky fan. >> there is somebody here tonight president trump make a wish she has no idea i am doing this. her name is shoshana [ applause ] shoshana, can you stand up [ applause ] >> so he surprised a make a wish recipient and gave her his award, his truck, right then and there. >> i mean. by all accounts, he's a good dude >>> still to come here, opening statements set to start in the kim potter trial. >> and scammers are adg ft rdth holiday season. rdth holiday season. tom costello has tips to protect yourself emerge tremfyant®. with trem

thank you so much, barry mcdonald. let's hear the briefing. >> brief period where we quickly run out of equipment, personnel, and any resources needed for this scale of rescue operations. very quickly after that, through the emergency operation center, we began to spin up to the next level, state level response. we got a very fast response, and from that response it spun up to the federal level, and that's where you're going to hear reports from jody and those that are here now with us currently. and without that effort, we couldn't have -- we couldn't be where we're at. i'm amazed at how quickly it seems slow to respond, but with this type of devastation, it's crazy to me how quickly these key players have been put into place and the resources that have been flooding into our small town to mitigate the situation. it's overwhelming, and we're very proud of our state, our area, our region, and our response. with that, i want to turn it back over to jody, and he'll have a bit more. >> all right, so the state of kentucky

. >>> joining us now to discuss mayfield city councilman barry mcdonald who met with president biden during the president's visit. before i ask you about your visit with the president, i want to ask you if it's okay, is your family doing all right? how are they? >> yes, sir. thank you for asking. we're fine. my wife and i. we're at home, and we're safe. our home is about three quarters of a mile from the first building that was on the ground. i think the destruction, the path of destruction is just hard to believe that it would happen and it could happen and be a tornado of this size. >> what can you tell us about your conversation with president biden today? >> yes, he was supportive, obviously. you can see the care and concern for the community and the victims. and the message he brought that the federal government is -- homeland, fema, they're rolling everything we've asked for. the governor has asked for. our state fema director has asked for. everything congressman has asked for is -- has been approved. and that's all we can do and continue to expect that we will get that suppor

bette midler and barry gordie are among this year's honorees. you can catch the ceremony right here on cbs december 22nd. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston. cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, december 6th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." new travel rules. the u.s. is clamping down on international flyers starting today as the omicron variant is detected in more states. >>> involuntary manslaughter. the parents of a suspected school shooter are now in jail themselves. how the investigation is taking a new turn. >>> remembering bob dole. the former presidential candidate dies at the age of 98. we'll look at the mark the republican leader left on politics. ♪ >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning more states are

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delivered by senate chaplain barry c. black. >> let us pray. great is your faithfulness, o god, our father. so help us to see death as you see it, not the end, but the beginning, not a wall but a doorway, not a dark road but a path that leads to eternal light and life. lord, we will miss the honorable robert joseph dole, but we thank you for the blessed gift of memory. may our minds and hearts be filled with the wonderful recollections of his patriotism, courage, integrity and wit. continue to be for his beloved elizabeth and precious robin a refuge and strength. now, bless us all and keep us. make your face shine upon us, and be gracious to us. lift the light of your countenance upon us and give us your shalom, your peace. we pray in the name of the one who said, i am the resurrection and the life. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain at your seats until escorted to pay your respects by the sergeants at arms staff. >> as we see the president, the first lady, the vice president, first gentleman, members of congress, senate filing by the

barry goldwater gives us some of the most colorful language that anyone has given us and criticizing richard nixon. >> let me offer if i may a bonus president bill clinton during the era of impeachment obviously he was justified by his enemies throughout his presidency. once he was impeached i think the senate democrats in particular wouldn't say they would go so far to say they hated clinton for what he did there recently disgusted by it. it's one of those cases not unlike our recent impeachments are the votes secret and were devote less scripted by party i think we would've gotten a much different vote in the end. this is our speed round if you will. everyone is got to answer. that question comes in from david long i love this question. in the final analysis, right person and his style of governing or the policies the president ex-spouse that led them to be so hated? we will go in reverse chronological order to spin things up. so nixon? >> really the same question. in the interest of the speed round i'm going to say mostly it is the person. but i think the policies have been undere

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sizing up his potential rivals the potential republican nominees for president in 1964 he talked about barry goldwater's name was being mentioned significantly. he talked about nelson rockefeller. he thought about rockefeller and he could not really understand what rockefeller was doing. about a year earlier rockefeller had left his wife tamir a yet much younger woman. i woman it was said in the press she stole from her husband. he had seemingly sacrificed everything for the woman he loved. because of the scandal that ensued because he was marrying the woman he loved. thinking about this and declared no man would ever love love more than politics. i think john tyler probably would have understood exactly the sediment john f. kennedy mentioned at that time. i appreciate your attention today. if you have not bought my book , this is the title of the book, this is the cover of the book. and before i go i just wanted to make sure i give you an indication of coming attractions. my wife and i have a book a biography of under contract with the university press of kansas and her manuscript is due is

nixon backed barry goldwater very strongly. he traveled with them for months but the rest of the rip on people leaned more towards nelson rockefeller who emerged as counterpoint to goldwater. big state digs governor big spender progressive wing of the party. >> the interesting thing that i hadn't thought of romney. >> he was the governor of michigan and his father -- george romney was a person who never finished college and he was born in mexico but he was someone who wore his heart on his sleeve. he was a very passionate person and he was a scrapper. wind he was running for governor he would wave at the opposition parties and jump into the trade union meeting or at the democratic board. his poll names or explosives. he appealed to the evangelicals. but he had a very strong appeal. for a while romney was riding high. there were extraordinary files of research but he always wanted the nomination. iraqis say he famously or infamously came back from vietnam from a trip to vietnam and observed -- but he changed his view because whe

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. >> barry donelan is president of the oakland police association. he highly supports the mayor's call to add more academies in a proposal before the council tuesday. the mayor also speaking up late monday. >> what i'm proposing is that we increased police staffing immediately by 60 officers at issue. the department is down to 676 sworn officers and will continue to see that number drop. the city. administrator's says if more is not done now for academies were approved back in june for the new 2 year budget. another added in september when less officers were hired that expected by knowing they'll be more police academies more police officers unit and then even trip. >> i'm always saying we just welcoming use. but still i think we still need to at much faster and things could get worse. >> karl chan is president of oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. he says the situation is dire was so many residents feeling scared dahlin also adds many officers continue to leave opd and that is a cause for concern as well. the mayor is engaged trying stem tristia

yes, brendan barry he is actually related to rick perry play for dartmouth and he was hoping to 20 points and they were winning for a lot of that game. but here's harrison ingram you depict muscles his way inside weight room. he gives them the lead right there. now stanford down to final shot. ingram. so good in that low post he scores with the left. we're going to ot more he was just too big for dart nice little hook shot over his shoulder with the right. ingram had 13 7. now just under a minute left. that was the cherry on time. brandon angel in the post for and won the dagger. he had a career-high 18 points that they ended the game on a 22 to 4 run stanford wins 89 to 78. we'll have to play a bit better, though, on sunday in vegas, they take on the 7th ranked texas longhorns. all right. to the nfl, patrick mahomes and the chiefs taking on far the chargers. for first place in the afc west to 24 left, justin herbert to keenan allen. 2821 charges. too much time for patrick mahomes, though he does this his us capability. that is world. he finds travis kelsey for the 7 yard touchdown. all r

based on that epidemic found lockdowns were waste of time, in effective, and medical historian john barry said they don't work. >> they are right. look at historic events and draw your scientific evidence from them. they don't want to look at that. whatever narrative fits. remember it is not covid. it is about control. i said it over and over. i will continue to do that. history will repeat itself. go back and look at these studies and even in 2009, like you said, 2006, they said that it was ineffective. no lockdowns. so that is exactly what they will talk about tomorrow morning likely. elizabeth: w.h.o., that was mainstream consensus don't do lockdowns. don't do shutdowns. how does it stop the pandemic if you shut down a little dry cleaner or the shoe repair guy or the small business mom-and-pop shop? how does that stop the pandemic? final word? >> yeah, exactly. how come we have to wear masks on the house side and the senate side lives in freedom with no mask mandate. i guess the line is drawn in the middle of the, middle of the capitol. elizabeth: congresswoman harshbarger, thank you s

sort of a day-to-day thing, and tonight, we had five stars from the fields of entertainment, including barry gordy of mo town and the opera singer jus justina diaz as well as lauren michaels, the creator and producer of saturday night live, the president could not help himself saying he knows how hard it's been trying to get somebody to play joe biden on the show and then steve martin the comedian, in the audience, chimed in. >> he's trying out seven guys to play me. if you can't laugh at yourself, you're in real trouble. and you make me laugh at myself a lot. >> you want me to play you? >> steve, i'm afraid you understand me too well. >> reporter: once again, it was not all laughs here in washington d.c. as many of us remembered bob dole, including the house speaker nancy pelosi who commented on him. listen. >> it's a enormous loss to lose dole, he's an incredible figure. he and his wife elizabeth dole just crossed every divide in our country to bring people together. it is a big loss. he fought for our people on the battlefield in world war ii, fought for what he believed in in the cabin a

. >> barry donelan is president of the oakland police association. he highly supports the mayor's call to add more academies in a proposal before the council tuesday. the mayor also speaking up late monday. >> what i'm proposing is that we increased police staffing immediately by 60 officers at issue. the department is down to 676 sworn officers and will continue to see that number drop. the city administrator says if more is not done now for academies were approved back in june for the new 2 year budget. another added in september when less officers were hired that expected by knowing they'll be more police academies more police officers in and then you trip. >> i was saying we just welcoming but still i think we still need to at much faster and weiss thanks to get worse. >> karl chan is president of oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. he says the situation is dire was so many residents feeling scared dahlin also adds many officers continue to leave opd and that is a cause for concern as well. the mayor is engaged trying stand kristian. >> but on

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john barry in his great book about the 1918 influenza pandemic said that at the beginning of a pandemic, the government is going to have to tell people to do hard things, to stay home, not to travel, to wear masks, and compliance requires trust, and trust requires truthtelling. and the american people were repeatedly lied to. and now you have 30% of adults who don't believe this is so bad that this is all going to go away, that the vaccines aren't for them. it's hard to take that back. >> and an untold number of americans have died because of that, because of that dishonesty. dr. jonathan reiner, thank you so much. such an important point to make there at the end of this segment. we appreciate it, as always. thank you so much. >>> and coming up next, senator joe manchin delivering a death blow to president biden's social safety net package, the white house is now responding and the gloves have come off. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." do you remember who this is? where the more you discover... wow! ...the more you come together. i can see... the nose... this holiday, give the gift o

holiday shopping season moves into full swing, whether it's shortages, inflation or the new omicron barry it, the administration suddenly finds itself confronted with an array of economic challenges that could turn into political problems ahead of next year's midterms. fox news. lauren blanchard has more. we're looking ahead to a brighter and happier december holiday shopping is in full swing, and president biden says his policies have the supply chain moving along. we have heard a potential crisis by figuring out what needed to get fixed, and then we brought two people together to do the hard work of fixing it. in a speech wednesday , he said. it's due to 24 7 operations at the nation's largest shipping ports. incentives for off peak hours, loading and unloading relaxed regulations on some truck drivers and increased cooperation with the private business sector. i can't promise that every person will get every gift they want on time. only santa claus can keep that promise. when it comes to the prices. we see it stores, he says. it's because of the ongoing pandemic, not government spendin

i also wrote “spaces” along with barry weeks, tom roland and other members of the s.m.a. community.“ spaces” is a song created by the s.m.a. community for people with disabilities, for the s.m.a. community. >> ♪paces, spaces, i leave my mark on these places ♪ i started out playing piano. always have been a singer, and then i just started picking up other instruments as i got older. s.m.a. does make playing instruments more difficult due to fatigue, so i have to be smart about how to conserve energy and work with s.m.a. ♪ i'm not invisible i'm an original, i'm so much ♪ more than what you see or what you bargained for ♪ spaces, spaces >> i was interested in the concept of spaces, was that you james came up with that one. >> yeah, the thought for that. having that brainstorm with the s.m.a. community, you know, and having our voices really be heard and be the ones that created this thing. i don't think that's been done before. we often don't think that we're seen or considered or heard and people kind of just look over us or look past us. and so we really, rea

congressman barry and congressman jordan. >> that's right, we also have -- who spoke at the rally himself. and then lauren boebert, who was tweeting out the location of the speaker at the house, even though she was being asked not to do. that they've started at a voluntary posture, asking that they have nothing to hide. but they do have to subpoena witnesses. and i hope they treat these republican colleagues as they would treat anyone. else show them no favor, let's just make sure the rule of law and law in order prevails. >> just explain for us, the committee's approach to this. they know, we all know, that it is highly likely that jim jordan will defy the subpoena and try to drag this out for as long as possible. a year or more in court. but, that doesn't mean, if you are on the committee -- it doesn't mean that you sit there and say let's not bother with him because he will not cooperate. you still have that co-op obligation -- that you at least try to secure that testimony. >> they don't want to leave anything on the field here, lawrence, to use a sports analogy. also recognizing that

lee had worked for richard nixon in '64 when nixon backed barry goldwater very strongly. lee went and traveled with nixon for months during that. but the rest of the rippon people were probably much more oriented toward nelson rockefeller, who had emerged to the leading counterpoint to goldwater and conservatives. rockefeller was sort of the big state, big governor, big spender, viewed part of the party. the progressive wing of the party. more than liberal. >> you have an interesting thing that i haven't thought of. more likely or more recently. he was a person who had never finished college. he'd been born in mexico of american parents, but he was someone who wore his heart on his sleeve. he was very pagdst passionate committed person particularly to civil rights. he'd jump into a trade union meeting or a democratic committee or something, so he had strength in his convictions. and his poolings were extraordinary. he had appealed to the evangelicals. he was a mormon. the sense of faith in him was so powerful he had very strong appeal to the evangelicals. rockefeller didn

blue point oysters on the half to start, then turkey with krahn barry jelly is the main course with ice cream for dessert. in 1941 when british prime minister winston churchill was fdr's guest of honor, oysters on the half shell were there as well. it was chestnut turkey and giblet gravy. >> president reagan on christmas eve had no public schedule at all. this morning he posed with his wife in front of the family christmas tree in the living quarters. in mid afternoon he stuck his head in the briefing room to wish them a merry christmas. they enjoyed dinner. >> white house holiday sweet treats are not only designed to be tasty. in some cases they're a celebration all on their own. there's an element of surprise for the kid in all of us involved with one very special baked good. ♪♪ >> the gingerbread house is almost the equivalent of a state secret. >> i can kind of smell what's going on when he's putting it together, but i like to be surprised as well. >> we have a snowman, snow lady, snow child, gender-neutral snow people. >> there was always a gasp because we couldn't see it until

joining me now is barry mcdonald. he serves on the city council in mayfield and owns a construction company that will be helping with the cleanup starting today. barely, thanks for being with us. i'm so sorry for the loss in this town. what does the town need this morning? >> just continue the work we're doing, as you and i just talked about. the amount of cleanup you can already see. everybody just coming together, working together. the cleanup is one. then we start the rebuild process as we saw, power poles starting to go up yesterday and water coming back on last night in certain areas, maybe all over the city. we just have to continue to push forward. this is day three and we're already seeing positive things >> that is great. listen, there's been so much concern about the candle factory where we know 110 people had been working. we got word as of now it seems eight people were killed, eight still unaccounted for. but it's possible, as we learn more, it's not devastating as feared. >> right. so those people go in

. >> barry was every day to my 100th birthday and on his birthday. he's the one who gave the president to his hometown more than $10,000 raised through his walks to help a local nonprofit serving families during the pandemic from pearl harbor to his front patio service is who george blake is. thank you. and give your time today. it's no wonder he has so many fans that would be a tremendous surprise and good for veterans voices. i'm jeremy hubbard. >> pleasanton city council is considering a ban on smoking inside apartments. i'm reporting l the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. >> 7.30 right now. that's beautiful and ice. would you take a nice picture for me so i could you know, no, i. has. i want to hang something in you know, i just love a shot like maybe one every 2 days off this coming up near christ

. >> barry donelan is president of the oakland police association. he highly supports the mayor's call to add more academies in a proposal before the council tuesday. the mayor also speaking up late monday. >> what i'm proposing is that we increased police staffing immediately by 60 officers at issue. the department is down to 676 sworn officers and will continue to see that number drop. the city. administrator's says if more is not done now for academies were approved back in june for the new 2 year budget. another added in september when less officers were hired than expected by knowing they'll be more police academies more police officers. you need to trim. >> i was saying we just welcoming us. but still i think we still need to at much faster and things could get worse. >> karl chan is president of oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. he says the situation is dire was so many residents feeling scared dahlin also adds many officers continue to leave opd and that is a cause for concern as well. the mayor is engaged trying stand kristian. >> but o