is colorful and it's orange ish. and of course, bitcoin is associated with the color orange, and that is in the 1st headline of this orthodox christian new year. so we are celebrating that as well here on cause report. while we were gone, we saw this, what has been called by international organizations. as the big queen experiment is nothing more than the world watching how mass adoption changes. a country's economy . if it's for the good, it's game over for fear. el salvador is the spark that ignite the real revolution that is from the president of all, salvador president. bu kelly. that's right. it's a market ball statement similar to the boston tea party, or the declaration of independence. a president of a country is essentially said that the era is over and of course the euro is focused in the united states and the central bank in washington, d. c. this is no less a statement of revolution than was made against the english by the american colonies. oh, you know, 240 something years ago. here president kelly is m

is colorful and is orange ish. and of course, bitcoin is associated with the color orange. and that is in the 1st headline of this orthodox christian near. so we are celebrating that as well here on kaiser report. while we were gone, we saw this, what has been called by international organizations. as the big coin experiment is nothing more than the world watching how mass adoption changes a country's economy. if it's for the good, it's game over for fiano. el salvador is the spark that ignites the real revolution that is from the president of our salvador president. bu kelly. that's right. that's remarkable statement. similar to the boston tea party or the declaration of independence, a president of a country is essentially said that the fia era is over and of course the fear euro is focused in the united states and the central bank in washington dc. this was no less a statement of revolution then was made against the english by the american colonies . oh, you know, 240 something years ago. here president blue kel

to put as far, but i put it here because it's orange is colorful and is orange ish. and of course bitcoin is associated with a color orange. and that is in the 1st headline of this orthodox christian new year . so we are celebrating that as well here. on cause report, while we were gone, we saw this, what has been called by international organizations. as the big queen experiment is nothing more than the world watching how mass adoption changes a country's economy. if it's for the good, it's game over for fear. el salvador is the spark that ignite the real revolution that is from the president of all, salvador president blue kelly. that's right. it's a market ball statement similar to the boston tea party or the declaration of independence. a president of a country is essentially said that the piano era is over and of course the euro is focused in the united states and the central bank in washington d. c. this is no less a statement of revolution than was made against the english by the american colonies. oh, you know, 240 something years ago. here president kelly is

cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. [helicopter blades whirring] [flames crackling] [water rushing] [wind howling] man: every child born today will experience a fundamentally altered world, which will increase their probility of death and serious disease or illness because of the change in the climate. there are a great many efforts brought by young people around the world--cases brought domestically against governments for iling to do what those governments pledged to do in the paris agreement. but what forum would allow you to talk to all of humanity at one time? that's the united nations. we conducted interviews to basically put together the best diversity and array of young people from different parts of the world being affected in different waysy the crisis. a number of organizations, including greta thunberg, conveyed to us the desire to formulate, if possible, a single legal strategy in order to respond to a challenge that affects a nations. greta: i am very much shown in the media, and trefore it is extremely im

orange juice futures surged to their highest level in three years. >>> a diamond that's out of this world, a 555-carat black diamond is set to be auctioned off next month. the rock was likely formed from an astroid or meteorite colliding with aeearth. it's expected to go for about $7 million. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news walking in the footsteps of martin luther king, jr. from a tobacco farm in connecticut. >>> novak djokovic deported from australia, back in serbia. now another major tournament could be on the line >>> and america averaging more than 776,000 covid cases per day. that's up more than 500% over the past month according to johns hopkins. but based on the chart, it looks like infections are beginning to plateau. that's being seen in some parts of the country, especially in the northeast, both new york and massachusetts reported a drop in koichd case covid cases the past week. but the omicron surge has not yet peaked warps the nation's surgeon general. >> the challenge is that the entire country is not moving at the sa

cargill philanthropy-- the orange county community foundation, and the farvue foundation. [distant rumbling] man: and we've got 17 coal fields in south africa, and more than half of them are bunched together on mpumalanga highveld. it's called the central basin. in our research, we have spoken to many people. i think this is really bad on the ground. it's really, really bad. woman: there are two mines here. that one is the old mine. if you can see the dust that is coming out when they are blasting, you can even smell it. even if you wipe yourself like this, you-- there's a black dust in your hand. so what about if you inhale it? [distant chatter] [child's congested coughing] woman: i moved to mpumalanga highveld for better future. i've worked in the mines, and i was affected with sinus while i was working there. in 2013, i got my firstborn. [coughing continues] woman: so he gets sick, is struggling to breathe. he was admitted at the hospital. they diagnosed him with bronchitis asthma. i visited one doctor and asked why, so he told me, "the area that you are living in is to

they will have flowers, oranges and tangerines for sale. a fun fact, did you know oranges and tangerines symbolize happiness? tangerines with leaves intact assure one's relationship will remain secure. for newlyweds it represents the branching of a couple into a family with many children. >>> as we've been telling you, the san francisco 49ers go head-to-head with the rams tomorrow for a spot in the super bowl, but we are talking seats this morning as we count down to kickoff. they say if the shoe fits, wear it. well, one sacramento native and 49ers super fan got the chance to make custom cleats for defensive tackle armstead. the 20-year-old named kevin gray designed the kicks for my cause, my cleats week to help the sacramento native highlight his armstead academic project. it helps give back to local students in need. gray is a custom shoe designer who had painted shoes of all kinds by hand. he said he was thrilled to have the opportunity. >> after they told me about my cause, my cleat, it was definitely in my mind, my shoe is going to be

everybody here will look up at this building and be like why is it orange tonight? >> we know we know. >> oh, god >> where's 30 rock at? >> right straight ahead. >> 12:00. >> 12:00, noon >> happy 70th anniversary, "today." >> marking 70 years continuing to reach new heights "today" shines brightly for the world to see >> man -- >> what a bucket list moment. >> and such a historic day we've been talking on camera but we have people who have been on the show forever dave has been here for 34 years. >> take your mask off for a second >> oh, no! put it back on. >> your dad was a stage too. >> yeah, in the late '50s, early '60s i used to have to go to the back yard while my dad took a nap. >> your children have to work here now, is that it >> we want to give a toast to all out there. we have a great crew who has contributed to the show the past 70 years. >> and the staff not here. all the talent not here. >> and how about -- >> there they are. >> there's control room. >> they make the show. >> we see you pete, erika, we see you savannah guthrie nothing is bumming us out

the orange are proxy forces in a region of ukraine. what we are not seeing on the map which could be happening is russia forces moving into belarus to cordon off the northern flank of ukraine. basically they have the eastern section of the country surrounded, so incursion across the border probably would be very easy at this point and that's why a lot of people are saying it's imminent as well. >> sandra: as we have cut back our oil production here in the united states and spike of prices, $85 a barrel, the energy picture plays a big part in this. obviously europe is dependent on russia for their oil. we have grown more dependent just in the last year of this administration on russia for oil. did some digging, october 2021, you are looking at now us bringing in 206,000 barrels a day into the united states from russia, compared to a year before that, 18,000. huge change in the dependency on russia for energy. >> john: mike pompeo, former secretary of state in the trump administration. mr. secretary, good to finally get you hooked up tod

those will be in those orange areas up in the north bay, the deeper orange. those are high wind warnings for upper elevation mountain tops in the north bay where winds will peak around 50 to 60 miles per hour tonight, especially. so there's your catch for sure. as for visibility, that is not an issue anywhere across the bay area. so we're looking at a great morning to be out and about as long as you do, bundled up, 30's, 40's and 50's for current temperatures right back to some pretty typical conditions for your winter mornings in the bay area. just get those jackets on and hold on to your hats later on today. as far as our bridges go, we are looking at smooth travel 80 from the maze to freeman street. an 11 minute drive there. we are looking at the san mateo bridge in the midst of some really good conditions to nice and clear and 13 minutes, just a modest back up before you get to the bay bridge toll plaza at the richmond center fell bridge 13 minutes and a really beautiful to a drive the golden gate bridge this morning. i am looking at an incident that just

alexander was the ceo of families together of orange county. protesters have repeatedly demonstrated outside its vecsey facilities but they had been hoping tensions over the politicized public health crisis when and escalate to physical attacks.'s b three workers ended up getting hit in the struggle to restrain the men. police say he is thomas apollo. he struggled with two police officers trying to arrest him and a total of five officers ran over to get him in handcuffs. listing to a hospital for observation. one working with head injuries went to the e.r. >> we wanted him to stay out for a few days but he is a hero. you decided to come back to work today. >> he wants the public. they are not to protect any particular form of view. >>> that was nicole reporting. prosecutors say they are reviewing the case and will determine potential charges until monday. >>> let's take a look at sfo. bay area airports are experiencing significant distractions. staffing shortages and winter weather forced the cancellation of more than 2200 flights nationwide. a

get ready to pay more for orange juice. the latest item at the grocery store to see a price hike that says a smaller orange crop is being predicted. maybe even the smallest crops since 1945, it is expected that florida will produce 40% fewer oranges than last year. the problem is a disease called citrus greening, which is affecting a lot of orange trees. using peloton exercise equipment is getting more expensive. the company well soon add hundreds of dollars in fees to their bikes and treadmills and starting january 31st. the company will charge an additional $250 for delivery and setup fees and 300, $50 for new trend on the bikes. peloton is a blaming inflation and supply problems. still ahead, if you're heading to hawaii, there are new requirements you should know about. your kindness outshines your highs and lows. your strength can outlast any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs, once-dail

now we got a big orange guy running around here that needs an orange jumpsuit. and i think we ought to get him ready, but these guys have been playing games with all this. let's get him where he belongs, and leah jumpsuit, -- in a jumpsuit come and get him out of the way. thank you. host: philip in orlando, florida, independent. caller: good morning to the entire c-span family, including this show. i cannot believe the manipulation of the gop on americans to go along with their program. it is obvious that, like the gentleman before me, we have people going in for the most minor crimes and they will indict you, arrest you, put you away. at this guy in people into an insurrection in the united states of america, are you kidding me? and walking around parading money saying i'm going to be president again. but he is also going up against a person who basically does not believe in life over the dollar bill down in florida when it comes to the covid. but my biggest spin on what we need to be focused on is climate change. it is obvious that we have extreme weather even

san francisco's skyrocketing case count in blue, and the relatively low number of hospitalizations in orange. almost the reverse of the last winters surge. it seems to be evidence that most breakthrough infections are mild or asymptomatic given the high vaccination rates. >> the problem is many of those cases still require time away from work. >>> in san francisco, hundreds of police officers, firefighters, and transportation workers are in quarantine tonight, including dozens of muni operators. while the services are still operating, officials are urging people to be patient, and do their part to protect front- line workers, young children, and other vulnerable groups. >> we believe the height of the search is upon us, and the next few weeks are critical. it is within our control to limit the damage. >> we are asking people to prioritize activities that are most important, and avoid those that are not necessary and may expose you to covid. we are not shutting anything down. we are not closing businesses. this is not 2020. that we do need to do our part to prevent too many front-line workers

number two, those orange barrels mean we are moving dirt and fixing the damn roads. i know at times our nation's capital feels hopelessly gridlocked. as our state capital, republicans and democrats have showed we can come together to put michiganders first. together, we delivered over four -- $420 million in relief to small businesses, empowering them to expand operations and retain over 200,000 jobs through covid. we expanded access to high-quality childcare and now, over one in three children in michigan 12 and under are eligible for low or no cost childcare. you can go to michigan.gov/childcare to see if you are eligible. for our michigan state police who protect and serve with the utmost professionalism, we built new posts in walker and grand rapids. for law enforcement, we funded better training, delivered hazard pay and expanded resources to local police departments. as a former prosecutor, public safety is a core issue for me. we will keep making investments to reduce crime and protect families. our criminal justice system reforms have helped hundreds of thous

when the air quality is at its worst we could get back into the orange category every once in a while but if the wind is strong enough wednesday and thursday it may help us oumeoundlebursts could get some good readings. we will keep you updated. clouds on the horizon, temperatures are still 57 degrees downtown. that is the warm spot, down to 49 degrees in concord and santa rosa. temperatures will drop off as fog forms. we will see some locally dense fog to start the day tomorrow but it dissipates quickly and by 10:00 we will see if his abilities in the last of it the rest of tuesday afternoon. temperatures dropping down to the upper 30s for parts of the northbay, low to mid 40s for most of us with warmer temperatures around the bay and along the coast. high temperatures tomorrow will be almost exactly normal for this time of year. cool spots along the coast will be in the mid and upper 50s. temperatures in the low and mid 60s inland in the santa clara valley. for parts of the east bay, 60 degrees. everyone within a degree or two above normal for mid-january. temperatures near 60 degre

in a nod to the burgeoning wellness movement, the orange m&m will acknowledge and embrace his anxiety. the orange m&m does appear anxious, maybe he doesn't like all the ugly new shoes, maybe he liked the boots. may be the orange m&m is the secret sexist himself, we are going to let npr get to the bottom of that. we are out of time, so sad -- we could go on forever. in the meantime, have the best weekend with the ones you love, paying attention to the things that matter. we will see you monday. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity," this friday news night, we are tracking multiple developing stories, former president trump just wrapped up a lengthy meeting with senator lindsey graham, we are going to ask him about the meeting and analyze the upcoming midterm election, newt gingrich will join us as a new poll now shows republicans were at a 9-point deficit generic ballot, they now have a 13

. >> right out of the blues brothers, orange whip, orange whip, orange whip so actually it's right by you. it's in massachusetts this month it comes out >> seth: that's very exciting. now, what are some things you learned in your second year of doing this what are some tips you would tell people who are trying to embark on a career of being a marijuana farmer >> don't do it >> seth: yeah. >> don't do it it's -- they make it seem like a gold rush. but it is not. this is farming, seth. i'm a farmer i am in the soil i am creating, you know, 64 degree temperature soil in order for the micronutrients to get to the roots correctly. i need to have 1,100 lumens of light so when the cloud goes over, drops to 750 and these phos lights go up to compensate in order for there to be consistency. i got aphids, i got squirrels. i got gophers. i feel like elmer fudd and bill murray in "caddyshack" trying to kill all these pests i mean, it is -- the farmer, man has a tough life let me tell you. but it's fun i love it. >> seth: yeah, you can tell. >> yeah. >> seth: jim, you mentioned you have some pests

so when you see the construction orange bails, -- barrels number , one, slow down. there are people working. number two, those orange barrels mean we are moving dirt and fixing the damn roads. i know at times our nation's capital feels hopelessly gridlocked. at our state capital, republicans and democrats have showed we can come together to put michiganders first. together, we delivered over $420 million in relief to small businesses, empowering them to expand operations and retain over 200,000 jobs through covid. we expanded access to high-quality childcare and now, over one in three children in michigan 12 and under are eligible for low or no cost childcare. you can go to michigan.gov/childcare to see if you are eligible. for our michigan state police who protect and serve with the utmost professionalism, we built new posts in walker and grand rapids. for law enforcement, we funded better training, delivered hazard pay and expanded resources to local police departments. as a former prosecutor, public safety is a core issue for me. we will keep making investments t

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now, the orange bowl committee here has said that they are strongly encouraging those attending the game to wear masks, but they are not mandatory. the committee says that they believe that they are following the proper health guidelines despite the fact that health officials have said that the omicron variant spreads much quicker among people in a tightly compact area, as will happen here at the game. of course, for the teams, they have also been having to deal with their own concerns with coronavirus. this is what the coach said from the university of georgia about the health of his players. >> they really have adhered to the policies we have asked them to and been able to steer clear for the most part. we had a little bout last couple weeks that we lost some guys, and got most of those guys back, and really, the biggest thing is being at full strength when you have to be >> whoever wins the orange bowl here will go on to battle for the national championship. that assumes that the players on the winners here as well as the game in the cotton bowl do not have to forfeit because of a spr

orange industry has taken a big hit. just 15 years ago, 90% of o. j poured in this country. came from florida today. that number is 50% the other 50% comes mostly from brazil, south africa and mexico. already checking that forecast. these were the highs from today. check out fairfield. it's 70 degrees 67 in the anti ac highs tomorrow , we're going to be about the same. no big changes. is high pressure pretty much just owns the area and continues to that's why we're dry. that's why we continue to be dry. and that's why we're expecting no rain until early february, and fortunately so enjoy the nice weather. we have fog in the morning again. we had a bunch of morning, especially down around san jose and down towards fremont area of kind of a valley fog. we do have coastal fog right now is well out in the avenues. we had some fog today. little bit showing up there tonight. you can see this systems offshore. they're there , but they're not producing for us. they really aren't. they're just not everything's going to the north

a video shows an attack on workers at an orange county vaccine clinic. this happened at a mobile vaccine side at the parking lot of a health center. our reporter has that story. >> reporter: a man in a white t- shirt throws blows that the healthcare workers in scrubs outside of a mobile vaccine site. they say he showed up last week, started yelling at workers, falsely accusing them of killing people. >> they have been working here, extended hours and weekends, trying to provide services that the community needs at this point. >> reporter: he was the ceo of families together of orange county. the protesters have repeatedly demonstrated outside of it vaccine facilities. they have been hoping that the tensions over the highly politicized public health crisis would not escalate to physical attacks. >> one of the employees, he got pretty bruised up. >> reporter: three workers got hit in the struggle to restrain the man. police say he is a 43 old man. he also struggles with two police officers trying to arrest him. a total of five officers ran over to get him

cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. congration:♪ ..h, victo in jesus, my savior forever, he sought me and he bought me with his redeeming blood... ♪ man: it was only 59 years ago that alaska was ratified as a state in the united states of america, and many people involved did not consider much what the original owners of the land already had and wanted to keep. may god continue to bless the inupiaq people, may god continue to bless this land, may god continue to bless the sea from which cometh all of our abundance. and the church said... congregation: amen. man: arctic slope regional corporation is a company that's tied to the land claims that we were able to achieve in the early days. so, let's go into our boardroom. we have our table here, which is made around the traditional skin boat that we use for whaling. it's a symbol of the principles that we've taken from whaling as far as the importance of working together to achieve more for your people. the inupiaq people lived all across the arctic slope region of the

>> i had one orange, and that's the only food i've had since sunday night. and i slept when -- basically when it was clear that nothing was happening, you know, you're trying not to run out of gas. if you run out of gas, you're really sunk, so i would turn the heater on full blast for about ten minutes, and then i would turn the engine off and lean back in my chair and sleep for, you know, 20 or 30 minutes, before it got so cold that i woke up again. that is how i was sleeping. the temperatures were down around 11 or 12 degrees last night, and thank goodness i had a good coat, and i also had a pretty full tank of gas when i started. a number of people either slid their cars off the road in the ice or they ran out of gas because we were stuck between interstate off exchanges. everybody was just gridlocked, and you couldn't get gas. and so somebody runs out of gas, it's really horrible for them, but then the cars in the middle of the very narrow ice choked lane of traffic and it also means everybody else now has an obstacle to work around. so i was hoping to m

most of us in the orange: that's 20 to 50. into the north bay the darker orange. that's where the wind in the mountains 50 to 70. tonight into tomorrow morning. if you are getting into the car heading up to the sierra. also watch out for very gusty winds. that can hit ant 70 miles per hour. we'll take a full look at the hourly time line. i have that coming up. in 20 minutes. >> all right. see you then. thank you. a fifth person from the bay area has been arrested in connection with with a january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. court records show 52 year-old kenneth arm strong charged with four federal offenses. they include trespassing. disorderly conduct. facing a year in jail in a $100,000 fine if convicted. on the most serious charge. court papers say anonymous tip contacted the fbi. days after the riot. and identified him as being there. he was arrested yesterday. spent the day in jail. today a judge released him on $10,000 bond. >> san jose police say the man they shot wednesday night was a wanted felon. who fired at them first. with an unregistered ghost gun.

these orange dots parked over the central bay earlier today. the onshore winds pushed the most dense haze farther to the east. we are going to see the wind shifting a little bit heading through the next 24 hours. overall we will have to deal with the haze on the horizon and not great air quality. not dreadful, not great over the next few days because we have high pressure in control of the weather. a lid on the atmosphere. the big picture pattern will not change. a mix of clouds and sunshine over the next several days through the holiday weekend. any chance of showers is staying over southern california. it is just a few showers out there this evening. let's talk about the winds and how they will shift, they will pivot to an off shore direction. seeing 20 plus miles an hour heading through the north bay. gusts more noticeable going through the afternoon hours tomorrow, with another period of stronger winds tomorrow night. anything that gets the winds to kick up a little more should help the air quality a little bit. stir the atmosphere around a

cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. congregation: ♪ ...oh, victory in jesus, my savior forever, he sought me and he bought me with his redeeming blood... ♪ man: it was only 59 years ago that alaska was ratified as a state in the united states of america, and many people involved did not consider much what the original owners of the land already had and wanted to keep. may god continue to bless the inupiaq people, may god continue to bless this land, may god continue to bless the sea from which cometh all of our abundance. and the church said... congregation: amen. man: arctic slope regional corporation is a company that's tied to the land claims that we were able to achieve in the early days. so, let's go into our boardroom. we have our table here, which is made around the traditional skin boat that we use for whaling. it's a symbol of the principles that we've taken from whaling as far as the importance of working together to achieve more for your people. the inupiaq people lived all across the arctic slope region

the orange category. tomorrow, yellow category for most of the day. once the winds pick up by wednesday and thursday that should help to stir around the lowest levels of the atmosphere and help air quality a little bit with the haze on the horizon. not going anywhere until we get rain. we are not going to. the seven-day forecast, dry, it takes us to the middle of next week, showing a chance of below average rainfall, near 0 rainfall, not just for the bay area but most of the western u.s. hopeful signs in the 8-14 day outlook taking us through the end of january. we will not be seeing above average precipitation, not a good chance of it. but the data is evening out. equal chances for above average and below average. we are looking at a progressive weather pattern. rain indicated in the really long-range data. that is two weeks out at this point. bright skies with the full moon over head. temperatures dropping off, lower 50s for san jose and down to 40 degrees already in santa rosa where you will end up in the upper 30s in the morning for locally dense

you can see the darker orange. that's wind gusts of 50 to 70. that will be possible in the mountains. right through tomorrow morning. and if you are getting in car and heading to the sierra. wind gusts through the foothills could hit 70 miles per hour. i have an hourly look at the wind and full weekend forecast coming up. >> all right. thank you. >>> new data is forcing experts to rethink what many have dubbed the great resignation. the bureau of labor statistics reports record numbers of americans quit their jobs last year. the number of new hires has out paced the number of people resigning from their gigs. the numbers here in california. november the state saw more than 700,000 new hires. that same month roughly 400,000 californiaens gave their notice. there were more than 1 million job open education across the state. >> police today began addressing questions about wednesday's deadly police shooting in the upscale rose garden neighborhood. they released photographs including the one we're about to show. the officer say proved the suspect fi

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see that a covid-19 vaccine clinic in orange county. look at this. >> video shows a man hitting health care workers at that clinic. apparently this all started over a mask dispute. this happened back on december. 30th. you can see the moment that man goes into a rage after a security guard reportedly asked him just to wear a mask. the alleged attacker identified as 43 year-old thomas apollo reportedly called staff members murders before hitting 2 of them. it took officers 50 minutes to finally get him into custody nearly 2 years into the pandemic. health care workers say they're concerned how some of them are now being viewed as the enemy. >> we're here not going all our wonderful everybody. were not so much here now for some people would be any. so i don't understand this isn't a job. >> apollo was released from custody. the very next day. the orange county district attorney's office could file charges against him as early as this coming monday. right now on kron 4 dot com. you can get the very latest covid-19 headlines including infor

. >> that orange the orange ring. it saytayed in the net. that's what happened. chris: steve kerr is funny. the stanford women taking on colorado. the only undefeated team in division i men or women. the hoop and the flex. cardinal fight back. brink giving stanford the lead for the good. two huge threes to stretch out the lead. cardinal win. they have won eight of nine. 49ers and cowboys play on the wildcard sunday afternoon. trent williams and deebo samuel named to the first team all-pro team. while individual accolades are nice, deebo has one goal -- winning the super bowl. >> one of the things we talked about, pro bowl, all pro, we have one goal left and that is trying to get the ring. not everybody you see on this team will be part of the team. take that into consideration. put it out there for each other and give it your all. chris: spo chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll l

. >>> get ready to squeeze more money out of your wallet for orange juice. now, prices are going up thanks to the worst florida orange crop since 1945. production has dropped due to a disease that is affecting trees there and the fruits that are being harvested are smaller than usual. >>> we turn now to a mom on a mission. a full time real estate agent and mother of two set a record with her running shoes and some fierce determination. meet the 37-year-old mom who just ran into the record books. >> i keep checking it to make sure that that's what i ran. i just can't believe it. >> reporter: keira d'amato finished the houston marathon in 2:19:12. the fastest marathon time for an american woman crushing the previous record set 16 years ago by a full 30 seconds. >> part of me just can't believe this is happening and the other part is like, this is happening because you worked your tail off, career r you worked so hard getting here. >> reporter: and getting here wasn't easy. a four-time all-american runner in college d'amato suffered an ankle injury after gradua

. >> that orange the orange ring. it saytayed in the net. that's what happened. chris: steve kerr is funny. the stanford women taking on colorado. the only undefeated team in division i men or women. the hoop and the flex. cardinal fight back. brink giving stanford the lead for the good. two huge threes to stretch out the lead. cardinal win. they have won eight of nine. 49ers and cowboys play on the wildcard sunday afternoon. trent williams and deebo samuel named to the first team all-pro team. while individual accolades are nice, deebo has one goal -- winning the super bowl. >> one of the things we talked about, pro bowl, all pro, we have one goal left and that is trying to get the ring. not everybody you see on this team will be part of the team. take that into consideration. put it out there for each other and give it your all. chris: s introducing the all-new gillettelabs with exfoliating bar. it combines shaving and gentle exfoliation into one efficient stroke, for a shave as quick and easy as washing your face. if you're washing with the bargain brand, even

the orange category. tomorrow, yellow category for most of the day. once the winds pick up by wednesday and thursday that should help to stir around the lowest levels of the atmosphere and help air quality a little bit with the haze on the horizon. not going anywhere until we get rain. we are not going to. the seven-day forecast, dry, it takes us to the middle of next week, showing a ch of below average in0 ralljust foe bay ea moof the s. hopeful signs in the 8-14 day outlook taking us through the end of january. we will not be seeing above average precipitation, not a good chance of it. but the data is evening out. equal chances for above average and below average. we are looking at a progressive weather pattern. rain indicated in the really long-range data. that is two weeks out at this point. bright skies with the full moon over head. temperatures dropping off, lower 50s for san jose and down to 40 degrees already in santa rosa where you will end up in the upper 30s in the morning for locally dense fog developing on tuesday. visibility will improve

the air quality made it into the orange category. unhealthy for sensitive groups around the south end of the bay and in the santa clara valley this afternoon. i think the air quality will be moderate through most of this week. there will be times when it tips back toward that orange category but not on a long enough basis for the spare the air alert. late wednesday into thursday and friday, maybe we will see a few green dots on the map by the end of the work week. high temperature today, temperatures in the low to mid 60s for most of the bay area. 60 degrees on the dot for santa rosa. a cool spot pacifica just one degree warmer. 62 degrees in central sentences go and the warm spot was a san jose at 65 degrees. temperatures a few degrees cooler but that puts us to where we should be for this time of year. currently, temperatures are running in the 50s, anywhere from 52 degrees to half moon bay and petaluma to 59 degrees just below 60 right now in san jose. those temperatures will backdown into low to mid 40s. the chili is to spots nor