last week, christina lawson said strangers parked outside her home in a white suv. she also said that somebody flew a drone over her house. the white suv then followed her to work and parked head to head with her car in a parking garage. christina lawson said that when she left the office building and entered the parking garage later that evening, four man jumped out of the suv with cameras and recording equipment and confronted her. she says the man identified themselves as of members of a group that has been investigated by the house select subcommittee of the coronavirus crisis for profiting from unproven and potentially dangerous treatment for covid-19. the leader of that organization, simone gould, is a beverly hills doctor, who was arrested for her role in the january 6th attack on the capital. simone gould pleaded not guilty to all five federal charges. she is facing. joining us now is kristina lawson president of the california medical board. thank you very much for joining us tonight. this sounds like the kind of harassment that election officials around th

christina is live in a west coast bureau with more on this, christina. >> hi arthel, mayer said more than 70 people died between drug overdose last year in san francisco. they have had more than 600 overdose deaths this year alone. she is declaring a state of emergency for the tenderloin community a downtown neighborhood hit hard by this crisis. the declaration will cut through bureaucracy and barriers when it comes to getting more police, social services and other resources to that area to stop the assault, tax and other tragic situations in that community. >> they should not have to look over their shoulders. they should not be punched in the face randomly. they should not have to see someone sticking a needle in various parts of their body, laying out on the streets and wondering what can i do to help them? >> three days prior to comment on the emergency declaration, she condemned crime in another press conference joining the growing list of democrat leaders who want to defend the police but are now pushing for more funding for law enforcement and saying things like this. >> the c

christina has, are him, is a journalist based on straight jersey now from brisbin? good. have you with us on the program, australia and certainly victoria state seeming the sort of getting the same way as germany and becoming more assertive in the vaccine mandates take it. or we curb you mobility and your freedoms. the message being that it's bigger than any one individual. you know, that certainly is the case. essentially if you haven't had your car the 9 chain back saying, well you don't have it soon is really a lot that you can't jerry thousands of health workers here who joy, what a happy injection for one reason or another die will really lost their jobs. here in queensland, teachers have until the 17th of december to at least get their 1st back thing. if i don't die, risk being stood down next year. also in queensland, unvaccinated people will be banned from old nonsense, essential businesses and shops in a couple of weeks time. so these back saying mandates and also a proposed health passport, a really causing anger across australia, there being purchase every week

hi, christina! hi, mikael. nice to see you. and you! this looks incredibly impressive already. that's several hundred metres of - bags and sand and cups and candles. we call it "fireflies in the forest" and it was really about just bringing a bit of light to the darker spaces in the city, bringing vibrancy to it. when husband and wife ben and christina babcock were challenged by 100in1day hamilton to do something for their city in 2015, they met with their neighbours to think up an idea that would unite citizens. founded in bogotá in 2012, 100in1day encourages citizens to collectively make 100 or more actions - called urban interventions - in 24 hours. these interventions can be on any scale but have to be implemented on the same day to maximize impact. 100in1day is now a global movement that is transforming cities around the world. as part of this initiative, the babcocks and their friends came up with "fireflies in the forest" - a now-annual event lighting up the escarpment trail at dusk with paper lanterns. the event has grown to become part of a city-wide project called su

christina hopefully someone out there who knows something comes forward. amberleigh reporting live for us tonight. thank you. we have an update on a deadly police shooting in north richmond yesterday involving a man with a replica gun tonight surveillance video showsrtly before the confrontation in video from the evergreen market . you see the man outside of a trunk holding what appears to be a real firearm and waving it around. that's what prompted a worker at the market to call police. he was walking with it in his hand. he would kind of. ah removed the clip. put it back in. um it would caucus several times he was drunk. he was going through several motions. um, the guy didn't look like he was all there. the man drove off from the market. but police officers from san pablo caught up with him a few blocks away and pulled him over. police say the man then turned toward the officers for officers opened fire. the men died on the way to the hospital. police later realized the weapon was a pellet gun in san jose. closing arguments got underway today in the fed

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of course, under strict corona virus safety rules or did you report our christina cook nurse spoke to some of the visitors and workers there from of whom were also eye witnesses? it to that tragedy 5 years ago. ah, the christmas lights are on and the moods festive at the market in berlin's pie chide club. at 1st glance, it's hard to see any trace of the terror attack 5 years ago, lou, but market trader max miller will never forget about that day. he barely escaped with his life when the truck plowed on to the site and destroyed his stand far my knowledge of how bang i was working. when i heard a loud noise and it sounded like a dumpster being rolled away from the was of all a humming noise in the background. and i turned around and saw the truck. and what happened with lit up did it go because in no, my wife and i ran to safety, who didn't to me for would run off all capricious, 13 people were killed in the attack and more than 60 wounded. the horror is not forgotten. this fight, this max miller has opened a new stand at the christmas market. he prefers not to show us because he doesn

christina pagel, thank you very much for coming back on the programme. what, in yourjudgment, has changed as a result of the omicron variant now? what is it that medically gives you the most cause for concern? just to speed with — the most cause for concern? just to speed with which _ the most cause for concern? just to speed with which it is _ the most cause for concern? just to speed with which it is increasing. i speed with which it is increasing. we�*ve not seen these growth rates ever, really, every two days. we havejust ever, really, every two days. we have just not seen that, notjust means that even if most people are totally recovered fine, just by having the sheer numbers, you could overwhelm health services, and in a really short period of time, because things are in worse rapidly. and really short period of time, because things are in worse rapidly.- things are in worse rapidly. and a su ose if things are in worse rapidly. and a suppose if you — things are in worse rapidly. and a suppose if you then also - things are in worse rapidly. an

christina andre, the mayor announced that she wants to hire 60 more officers. this comes as police have been leaving in droves and violence is the worst. it's been in more than a decade. our staffing levels are at a crisis point right now. oakland mayor libby schaaf announced to proposal friday to fill dozens of positions on the city's police force. the city council will vote on the plan during a special session tuesday. it includes hiring 60 officers by adding two more training academies between now and july 2023. it would also unfreeze 20 positions and come at a cost of $5.8 million. we are determined to keep the promise to oakland's voters to maintain adequate. staffing levels of our police. the mayor's announcement comes as the city saw its 129th homicide of the year. a woman was shot dead at castro and 14th street's around four a.m. friday. the bloody toll is the highest in one year since the 2012 launch of the citywide violence reduction strategy known as ceasefire. we recognize that people feel very. disturbed by all the violence. on thursday , oakland c

christina lee wrote today's big take story. long live the anti-etfs. is that the message? christina: if you kind of pay attention to the name, it doesn't sound a bit reminiscent of an etf in the sense that there is still the world -- word index there, but it is typically adding stocks like the s&p 500, so you still have a personalized portfolio on the cheap, and at the same time, you can sell individual stocks so you can essentially harvest tax losses to offset your capital gains tax. dani: why is it winning more assets and leading to a string of deals as well? justina: that's a great question. this is not exactly new. it seems to have gotten an upgrade lately and i think that's partly because trading has gotten cheaper. it is more convenient to offer this. technology has gotten better. i think there are some people in the industry that feel like how anymore etf's are we going to get at this point? it is time for the next big thing, and that's what they think it is. manus: the bigger question is what does it mean for the industry? justina: right, i think a lot of people ar

christina becker investigates a tender, creamy delicious. that's probably the 1st thing that comes to mind when you think of chocolate. but what about child labor and the exploitation of cocoa farmers? the chocolate is so delicious, that all too often we tend to forget about that. more than 1600000 children broken cocoa plantations in ghana in the ivory coast. the 2 countries groped 60 percent of the world's cocoa. they also provide beans for the german and european market. the children have to work to help reduce my chocolate bar. it's not out of the question. does that make me criminal if he can chocolate, a crime? yes, says journalist turn funded cooking. he even turned himself into the police for buying and eating chocolate. i realized that i needed to take my responsibility as a consumer, and after talking to one of touch, finest professors in criminal law, i decided to prosecute myself buying an eating chocolate. in the end, the cord quitted his find the cook and then launched his own chocolate. brent tony's chuckle only aims to produc

." >> i'm christina ruffini in washington. thank you for staying with us on this christmas eve morning. well, the countdown has started for tomorrow's launch of the james webb space telescope. decades in the making, the telescope is the biggest and most ambitious scientific instrument ever spent into space. and at nearly $11 billion, it's also the most expensive. scientists hope the webb will unlock some of the mysteries of the universe, but 100 things have to go right for it to work, and about a thousand could possibly go wrong. here is mark strassmann. >> reporter: from its perch a million miles beyond earth, the james webb space telescope will glimpse the dawn of time like nothing before it. >> the universe is a 13.8 billion-year story, and we're missing some key paragraphs in the very first chapter. >> reporter: nasa astrophysicist amber straughan hopes webb's discoveries will help fill in the blanks. you're talking about potentially answering some of the questions that have occurred to people since the first people looked

thank you christina and everybody at books in prose. thank you for being here virtually. it would be wonderful to be in person at books and books and hopefully one day we can. it's wonderful we have this opportunity to do it virtually. it is such an honor for me to sit here in conversation. i told you many times privately but i'll say it publicly, it is such a fabulous book on so many levels. i have learned so much from reading it. i cannot wait for everybody to buy it at books and books and read it. it goes so far in explaining so many questions i had and filling in so many holes. we'll talk about all of that. we only have a half an hour the bullets everybody else's questions. i'm going to try to contain my enthusiasm a little bit and have you talk about this beautiful book. >> sounds good. let me add my own thanks to books and books for hosting, and you for agreeing to this conversation. i'm really looking forward to it. >> let's just dive right in. i want to talk a little bit about the title. cuba -- in american history. why call it that? is there such thing of the his

all right, we have say, thanks christina looked i will have to leave it there. member of parliament for the free democrats. thanks your time. thank you. he watching day w news coming up after a short break because i'm business headlines with rob watson, rebecca, written in berlin. me with you again next hour. thanks for watching soccer. i'm skin that i got tired and in the end the some me you are not locked up to you anymore. we will send you back or you.

christina sloan has the latest. christine: the u.s. is now averaging 176,000 coronavirus cases and 1200 deaths here the impact felt as oaks visit loved ones. -- felt as they visit loved ones. hundreds of flights canceled. family from cleveland among the lucky ones. >> we have never traveled for the holidays. luckily we got a direct flight. christine: outbreaks on a cruise ship. cases in major cities including new york and los angeles skyrocketing. >> we have had more testing and opportunities but we know that hospitalizations are continuing to rise. christine: as families settle down, doctors urging people to take precautions. >> ventilation is a good not everyone can have an outdoor event but air purifiers are a great idea. christine called the doctor adding those hosting gatherings should assume -- christina: the doctor adding those hosting gatherings should assume. the fda authorizing to new covid-19 treatment pills. christine sloan, abc news, new york. julian: the dramatic spread of the omicron variant as changing workers returning

christina, alex, thank you for bringing it to us. you can watch "infiltrators" online at the infill separators.com. >>> next the marvel super heroes that show all kids no matter their backgrounds, they have the potential to change the world the conversation of the new series and a writer for marvel later, bringing diversity to the holiday romcom drama to talk about her brand new project. stay with us. >>> . >>> a series by marvel comics putting latino superheroes in the spotlight. marvel's voices is a collection of latino heroes created by latino writers and artists. one writer telling nbc news, quote, i want to do something for someone who may have felt like me when i was younger so they wanted have to search to hard to find themselves in a book. frederick lewis allama, director of the latinx pop lab at the university of texas austin and author of "latinx superheroes in mainstream comics." also a writer from marvel. it is good to have you here. this is you are a second time trying to do this so i'm glad we were able to make it work.

jon: christina coleman from los angeles, thank you. people are demanding more from their elected officials of stronger and tougher criminal justice policies. for more on this heritage foundation senior fellow, is in the wonder given what happened last summer in the summer before that is it any wonder that were seeing the crime are seen in this country? >> nodded all, the real reason is threefold one to defend the police narrative, the george soros prosecutors, the power of the legislative branch by refusing to prosecute crimes, theft, breaking and entering, resisting arrest, george gascon is one of many of the electives and in chicago. you don't need new laws you need to enforce the laws on the books and they refuse to do that in their policies or procurement of an anti-victim that is a problem. by the way some cities don't have a crime problem and guess what cities like san diego same size of city of philadelphia they had 50 lashes the year before philadelphia was 500, why, the soros prosecutor in philadelphia, it is simple the lack o

these are historic inflation levels christina is in el paso with a look at the fallout there. >> we've got many small businesses across america that are still faced with inflationary pressure. and that's why i came to this terminal in el paso. after the break, i'll explain why businesses are still ea pcein to incrseris to 2022 if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. only at t-mobile. early audiences give "sing 2" an a+. i counted nine smiles, two belly laughs and five chuckles. it's a heartwarming crowd-pleaser that will have feet tapping. >>> welcome back senate leaders have scheduled a final vote on raising the nation's debt limit by $2.5 trillion. that's expected at 4:00 p.m. eastern under a complicated arrangement with republicans, it will need a simple majority to pass that is expected to happen a top democrat says they'll vote. >>> and also a vote on whether to pursue charges against mark m

> some of them the diagrams are modern versions of the line drawings that he did himself myself and christina, put these into illustrator stuff and then the picture editor so i was involved in every aspect of the book. a couple of the diagrams are my original ones so it's really a merging of the experience the last 70 years starting about 1946.. >> it really is a gorgeous book to hold and flip through, quite remarkable. let's switch gears really quickly. your book draws heavily on your personal experience, time spent as a teenager. can you tell us how those informed your career path i had gone down to do volunteer work and was blown away by the scale of destruction there and i'd never seen anything close to it before. many needs were going unmet throughout the city so i ended up doing all kinds of recovery work during the city we ended up going down to the coast to help the response recovery as well and a path to finding these other disasters happening around the country and is starting to find a lot of different similarities between the challenges coming up in these events. we learned the re

christina coleman is following this trial for us. hi, christina. >> hi, martha. the defense could call kim potter to the stand at any moment. she wants to testify. potter killed duante wright in a traffic stop after wright tried to drive away with one of her fellow officers halfway in the car. prosecutors argued that potter was an experienced officer trained in using tasers and the warnings about confusing it with a gun. this defense says potter was within her rights to use deadly force because her fellow officer was in a life threatening situation. >> the use of deadly force was not appropriate and the evidence suggests that a reasonable officer in officer potter's position could not have believed that it was proportional to threat at the time. >> another expert disagreed with that assessment. >> an officer half in and half out of a vehicle that is about to be put in drive with the door open would meet that standard. >> so an officer could shoot? >> it would meet that standard and an officer could shoot, yes. >> potter was charged with manslaughter around pleadi

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we had rudolph giuliani butt dialing to reporters, being put on speaker phone, christina, what's up with them? >> you know, jonathan, it would be laughable -- if oz didn't have a possibility of becoming a senator, and shifting the power of the senate to the republican party. i mean, he's wholly just completely not capable of this job. and we see more and more each election cycle, wealthy people who wake up one morning, brush their teeth and say i should be a senator, a governor. because they have money and they can do it. they don't understand policy and fundamentally they don't understand politics. it will be interesting to see if he really does run to the right and become this maga sweetheart. in the past, he said that he's pro-choice. when sean hannity asked him about it. he couldn't really give an answer. he says now he's pro-life. that's pretty common for republican candidates to flip-flop but he still does not understandle of the nuances of politics and policy. and i think this shows that he's been ready for prime time just yet. so he's doing the argument, i will go into hiding unt

friday announcing new measures to address the tween epidemic of street crime and drug overdoses by christina coleman joins us from los angeles with more on how california officials are tackling rising crime, hi christina. >> hi mike mayor says more than 70 people died due to a drug overdose last year in san francisco. they have had more than 600 overdose deaths this year alone but she is declaring a state of emergency for the tenderloin community. a downtown neighborhood hit quite hard by this crisis read the mayor said the declaration will cut through bureaucracy and barriers when it comes to getting more police, social services and other resources to that area to stop assaults, attacks and other tragic situations happening in that community. >> they should not have to look over their shoulders. they should not be punched in the face randomly. they should not have to see someone sticking a needle in various parts of their body, laying out on the streets wondering what can i do to help them? >> three days prior to comment on this emergency declaration, she condemned a crime and another press

kumar who is an abortion provider and christina greer. let's start with you first, dr. kumar. can you talk about the real world repercussions of the supreme court allowing this texas law to withstand. >> it's been 100 days since the senate bill passed and when you ban abortion it doesn't stop people so we continue to see people that need to not be pregnant. unfortunately, the vast majority of people we see, we can't help. they have to go out of state to find child care, time off of work and financial resources to travel while still under a global pandemic and for many patients i see that's not a reality or possibility so many people are forced to carry the pregnancies unwantedly. >> it's a forced birth law. nothing humane or pro-life about it. it's just forced birth. they want to make people give birth and really could give a damn what happens to the woman or child. they don't care because this is only about controlling woman because they want women to be in control of the men. how far women would have to travel one way to seek an abortion if a total ban is put in place. in lo

christina coleman has more from los angeles. hi, christina. reporter: democrat run cities and counties with areas facing intense backlash from critics who say they are minimizing impacts in this province. while symptoms county district attorney george gascon held a press conference wednesday to celebrate his accomplishments or his first year in office while l.a. county has a surge in homicides, smash and grab's and 160 home robberies and multiple home invasions including one that led to the murder of a beloved civil rights icon, 81-year-old. fox news chief correspondent jonathan hunt asked l.a. county sheriff's about the progress of d.a. who stands by his criminal justice reform including ending cash bail. >> the reality is from a punishment -based approach won't work, this service will. >> there sending a loud message, policies that are progressive throughout the country has enabled entire criminal communities to realize we can get away with more stuff. >> across the country, philadelphia is a city with a record-breaking homicide rate right n

. ♪ i'm not that innocent ♪ ♪ oops i did it again ♪ >> britney was the madonna whereas christina was like the mariah. ♪ i'm a genie in a bottle ♪ ♪ you got to love me the right way ♪ >> christina, you know, very tiny girl, she's under 5 feet. when she opened her mouth, it was like this burst of like wind came through your hair. you were like, that voice is coming out of that girl? ♪ come come come on and let me out ♪ >> the end of the '90s is a really precarious strange time for music because mtv stops playing music videos and starts doing reality television programming which everyone is like, that's never going to take off. >> music would be as much or more in people's lives than it ever had been, but the economics of it would vanish. ♪ another turning point ♪ ♪ a fork stuck in the road ♪ ♪ time grabs you by the wrist ♪ ♪ directs you where to go ♪ >> the '90s represented being who you are. this is the kind of music i'm going to make and i don't care who likes it and who doesn't like it, and i'm not going to sound like anybody else. this is who i am. >> pe

christina coleman is live in our los angeles bureau with the details on this. >> reporter: hi, molly. under the three-year plan, the funds would be used to crack down on the organized crime rings stealing the rampant retail theft. it will be part of the governor's proposed budget when it's released last month. it allocates $255 million for local law enforcement to increase their presence at retail locations, $30 million for prosecutors and $25 million for small businesses victimized by left the. despite newsom's efforts, critics say criminal justice reform like ending cash bail for certain crimes in democrat-run counties like los angeles and san francisco county is leading to more crime due to repeat offenders. san jose's assistant police chief had this to say about the governor's newly-announced plan to fight crime. >> if we're only treating the symptoms and not the cause, i'm not sure that we're going to get the results that the governor is hoping for. if people are arrested and then immediately released back on the streets through zero bail or if they're ultimately not held account

christina greer, david jolly and tara palmeri, thank you all. that was great. >> thank you. w >>> that is "all in" on this monday night. the rachel mad doe show starts with ayman mohyeldin in for wi rachel. good evening. rachel has the night off but we have a lot to get to tonight. t >>> tonight there is new guidance from the cdc shortening the recommended isolation time if you test positive for o covid-19. now, before tonight you may recall the recommendation had been to isolate for ten days, but now the cdc is saying you only need to isolate for five days as long as you are is asymptomatic at that five-day point followed by five days of wearing a mask when around other people. now, this new guidance comes as the omicron variant sends daily case loads to record levels in parts of the united states. today president biden joined a call between his white house covid response team and state governors and the president acknowledged that the administration has not done heit enough to make covid tests available. we're going to have a lot more on all of that tonight. >>> also, we'r

here is christina coleman in los angeles. >> a woman with baking pickaxe caught shoplifting at a rite-aid store in venice. it aids to the brazen robberies n. and thefts in l.a. and san francisco county. in this case police say this woman stuffed her basket full of bottles of liquor and threatened employees who tried take it away wednesday afternoon. so far she has not been arrested. leaving some holiday shoppers on edge. >> this is a nice neighborhood to live in which is also the most shocking part. we live around the corner, and it's terrifying. >> honestly you hope they catch her before she hurts somebody including herself. >> another disturbing case a homeless man identified as simon lopez accused of kidnapping, domestic violence and engaging in intercourse with a minor. glendale police say he already had a warrant out for his arrest when he was taken into custody on monday. despite these disturbing allegations, police say due to l.a. county's emergency zero dollar bail order the d.a.'s office recommended bail be set at zero dollars for lopez. fox news reached out to the d.a.'s office

. >> thank you christina and good morning everybody and thank you for joining us and we have three authors and of course only one of them had a family emergency. the author of the book and other countries bookmarked and she could not be here today so we wish her and her family well but we are excited to have two authors join us, chanda prescod-weinstein, who is the author of the disorderly causes i will pull the cover up. and the journey into dark matter space time and we are also joined by brian broome, who is the author of punch me up to the gods, mmr and that is brian broome's book as well so welcome. to each of you and them so glad you're joining us and i enjoyed each one of your books and we are going to get into questions that we would like to start with the reading. we will hear your speaking voice but we want to hear your writing voice as well so were going to start with chanda prescod-weinstein, who is going to read from a section of the book of her choice. >> hi and thank you. i am chanda prescod-weinstein, and i'm going to be reading from the introduction to the disordered cosmi

christina, i'm surprised there are still coupon, but electronic or paper, you get the gist what is going on here? >> you would think maybe we would be -- we complain about inflation all the time, we talk about inflation all the time, our surveys show we care about inflation, but google searches say otherwise. this is according to data trek they put out research saying that the search has dropped dramatically one could argue wage growth. egg producer cal main said their egg prices have gone up 12%. you had general mills saying recently they had price hikes and they're going to continue the price hikes into the new year the same thing for that egg producer so we're willing to accept these costs. the big question is for how long, and this does not bode well for, i guess, the next six months or so because it could mean definitely more increase in prices >> yeah. >> especially when it comes to food >> mike santoli, we had a piece on cnbc recently done by this kristina partsinevelos who talked about fertilizer prices when those start to trickle through it is conceivable the price of food will

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wonderful tribute to supervisor chan christina. thank you. a public memorial service will be held in san jose tomorrow for a television news security guard who was killed while protecting a crew on assignment. kevin nishida, former bay area police officer, was fatally shot last month during an attempted robbery in downtown oakland. the services at noon tomorrow at the san jose civic auditorium, attendees must show proof of vaccination to come inside the venue. machida worked as a police officer in oakland, san jose, coma and hayward before becoming a security guard. officers from those departments escorted his body to a funeral home earlier this week. no arrests have been made in this case. oakland police are investigating a bike crash that killed a highly respected bart manager, 41 year old jamal thompson, died sunday afternoon. from injuries suffered what he crashed his bicycle on shepherd canyon road in the oakland hills. investigators say they're trying to determine if speed or a medical issue was a contributing factor. thompson was barks

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hi there, christina. yes we are talking about this. the storm moving in kind of two parts this weekend, starting off your saturday with some very cold temperatures, twenties and thirties and some areas of frost out there and then, in a sunday the rainfall picks up now, remember, we have been watching this rainfall as it moves in, but this will probably too much and within a couple days as we had to sunday monday as rainfall rates will be picking up first thing, maybe as early as late saturday night into a sunday morning now the freeze warning in place for the north bay valleys tomorrow morning temperatures in the upper twenties to the low to mid thirties and then as you can see the projected numbers widespread thirties a few spots. could be down. probably santa rosa. few neighborhoods up in a portion of santa rosa could be closer to the upper twenties, thirties and forties. some patchy frost to a start off your weekend. it will be dry. but here is that atmospheric river for sunday into monday just to put this into perspective, atmosphe

christina greer, david jolly and tara palmeri, thank you all. that was great. >> thank you. >>> that is "all in" on this monday night. the rachel mad doe show starts with eamon mow hi dean in for rachel. good evening. >> thank you so much. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off but we have a lot to get to tonight. >>> tonight there is new guidance from the cdc shortening the recommended isolation time if you test positive for covid-19. now, before tonight you may recall the recommendation had been to isolate for ten days, but now the cdc is saying you only need to isolate for five days as long as you are asymptomatic at that five-day point followed by five days of wearing a mask when around other people. now, this new guidance comes as the omicron variant sends daily case loads to record levels in parts of the united states. today president biden joined a call between

christina lawson is the former mayor of walnut creek. >> she says she will that be intimidated. our gayle ong joins us now live from the studio with details on this disturbing case scale. >> grant and pam, a loss and describe it. it's a terrifying experience and she is sharing what happened to shed light on what she calls unacceptable tactics of intimidation. on monday the president of california's medical board says she was stopped at her walnut creek home. >> and later at her office in a series of tweets christina lawson described what happened? she shared this photo of a white suv parked in front of her in a parking garage at work. she says 4 men jumped out of the suv with cameras and confronted her lawson says the men identified themselves as members of the organization. america's frontline doctors. a group known to criticize the covid-19 vaccine and is under investigation by congress for allegedly spreading disinformation about the coronavirus and unproven treatments. lawson says the group told law enforcement they wanted to interview her kron 4 reached out to america's fro

claudine alright, thanks, christina. for that breakdown as we manage his next mandate that goes into place. well to be area county, solano and moran will be most affected by this latest mask. mandate ktvu is tom baker explains why. even for counties not mandating mask wearing as of december 15th until january, 15th. they must wear them. marin county got to be essentially mask free because it's people earned it. through obeying the shelter in place mandates wearing masks, social distancing getting vaccinations, achieving low infection rates and having low hospitalizations. you was able to walk until. your local safeway or any local store around here without having to wear the mask here in murray county, but you go right over that bridge. it's a totally different story. marin county is justifiably relying on a proven spirit of cooperation. the majority of residents. we're already proactively continuing that indoor mask use, not 100% but a good majority, so we anticipate this will be an easy transition back for most residen

i'm christina radom and i'm jana katsuyama in for andre senior. the governor's new plan would dedicate an additional $300 million to preventing and prosecuting these crimes are political reporter greg lee breaks down the numbers and the response to the plan. but we also have to recognize this moment we're in and we have to recognize people's fears and anxieties in response to a series of large scale retail thefts in the bay area and around the state. governor, newsom said the state needs to do more, flanked by attorney general rob bonta and other lawmakers at the chp headquarters in dublin, the governor rolled out a public safety budget proposal. these recent acts of retail theft and robberies and mass. mob burglaries throughout northern california can no longer be tolerated. the plan includes $255 million in grants for law enforcement to combat retail theft, 30 million for local da's to prosecute the crimes full time retail theft task force within the eggs office 20 million for small businesses that are victims of crime. and 25 million for gun bu

cnbc's christina is here what is in these new features? >> first off, you have got parents that will now have the option to manage their kids' accounts in other words, they can decide if their child should spend maybe 45 minutes on the app or three hours before they are booted off so, don't be surprised if you are a teen and you have been scrolling for hours to see a prompt telling you to take a break, take a few breaths or listen to your favorite song the tools will also limit interactions with strangers and exposure to sensitive content. but all of these features are opt-in so, parents and kids will have to agree about enabling those notifications to turn on so, are these efforts futile when there are so many alternative platforms? according to a survey, more americans between the ages of 12 and 17 are using tiktok rather than instagram on a weekly basis. >> i don't expect that these tools will dramatically affect the experience of anybody on the platform, but they will send congress the message that at least it is making those tools ava

christina lawson says she was leaving for work monday when she saw a drone over her home and a white ford expedition parked outside. later that day, lawson pulled into a parking garage near her law office downtown. she says four men jumped out of that suv and confronted her with cameras, lawson says they told her they were with america's frontline doctors. a group that is now under federal investigation for allegedly spreading misinformation about the coronavirus. and in a statement , christina lawson denounced what she calls reprehensible, unacceptable tactics of intimidation, lawson added, quote as a mother, i felt deeply violated and scared for my kids and our own home. and i feared for my own personal safety as a woman being surrounded by strange men in a dark parking garage, walnut creek police told ktvu. no crime has been committed, and the group did not respond to a request for comment. spicer says 1/4 dose of the vaccine may be needed earlier than expected. the company says boosters are likely to help control the new oh macron variant finds her head projected. the fourth dose

jon. >> a lot at stake there, christina. thanks >>> with more companies moving chip production or at least chip design in-house, a new report from b of a securities points out why u.s. firms will make up 60% of global chip revenues. production capacity dropped from 37% in 1990 to just 13% in 2020. so as the u.s. ramps up production, which companies will be the winners let's bring in vivek aria, senior semiconductors analyst with b of a securities great to have you. i wonder, it is interesting here you have global foundries in the mix, which is not on the latest technologies process you have intel which wants to be on the latest process technologies and you have a huge divergence in valuations where amd is just now within spitting distance of intel, whereas a little bit ago it was just crossing $100 a share. now it is over $150. where do you place your bets here >> thank you, jon. thanks for having me like you said, a lot of cross current and i think the big picture view is that over the last 30 years the semiconductor indust

kelly, back to you >> christina, thank you. good luck to those parents of yours. >> they're stuck >> so frustrating. everyone is dealing with it. >>> let's turn to michael santoli now. he has the breakdown on this breakdown in psychology, really a breakdown in the markets maybe it is a bit of both, michael. >> yes, they're absolutely linked, kelly. you know, it has been a recent turn in the last few weeks towards traditional defensive sectors, not just the things somewhat independent of the macro economy like big cap tech, but the old school defensives like health care and staples those are the outperformers on a month-to-date basis unlike the nasdaq 100, down 4%. when we had concerns about reopening, concerns about consumer sentiment it was the beneficiary because they're big, quality companies but they're in a valuation compression going on right now. the xrt is retail, and that has really been suffering for a while. on a longer term basis, this isn't necessarily something you would look at and say it is now a title shift, th

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i'm jana katsuyama and i am greg liggins, andre and christina. have the night off. we begin tonight with holiday travel problems affecting people. across the country right now we are going to take a live look out at sfo and you can see doesn't look terribly crowded right now. so hopefully if you're traveling soon, you won't have to wait in a line that's very long. well the spread of the omicron variant is being blamed for more than 600 flight cancelations today. ktvu s amanda king tana joins us live in the newsroom. now she has a look at how sfo is dealing with the cancelations on one of the busiest travel days of the year, amanda yes. well greg, we've been covering this story all day. this morning. there were 31 flights canceled at sfo. now that count has gone up to 44 half of those cancelations from united that nine from skywest and eight from delta. but the good news is most passengers. we saw it as a foe. today they've been rebooked and they're not letting this hiccup or when their holidays. patrick schuler in the bay area on business is having trouble trying to

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