the only kron corona barris barry of is spreading rapidly around the world. case numbers have exploded in many countries in the united states. army cronies. now the dominant strain accounting for 73 percent of all infections. just a week ago, the figure was 12 percent in new york virus cases were surging just ahead of holiday season gatherings. oh 03. 0, one happy new year. this is just a test. new year's eve in times square has not come early, but the on the chrome wave has hit the u. s. sooner than many experts expected. nearby and new yorkers lie enough to get tested with christmas just days away and cases surging. many are worried. it definitely feels like that 1st wave of the pandemic without anxiety, all these long lines around the city, people getting tested, exams are getting cancelled for people in grad school like myself. so it kind of feels like that early parent who didn't, we didn't really know what's happening. i think we've all been affected as a new yorker, we're trying to take every single precaution that we can um got dull vax boosted regula

barry petersen explains. >>reporter: it is aspen canyon ranch this is one way to thin out the forest. >> there she goes, beautiful >> >> reporter: people braving rocky mountain chill and a christmas tree the only charge, donation to the delores project which gives shelter for women experiencing homelessness. margy and don mosley hunted deep into the underblus. >> ready for me to cut it? >> yes, look at it from all sides. yes that looks perfect. >> reporter: perfect with a purpose. everybody who's taking home a christmas are tree is in fact contributing to making this a healthier place. >> right. they'll cut a christmas tree in an area that we haven't treated yet. >> reporter: after being a dude ranch and a marijuana b&b, this place went through bankruptcy. going from this to this, spacing the trees and clearing the underbrush to prevent this. >> if there were 100 trees there might be 15 left and they now have space between them and they can grow, they can get water. and so the idea is instead of having a forc

independent advisories in effect for some of the barry bridges including the golden gate bridge. traffic moving thick. keep that in mind. it's time for travel tuesday. a winter storm warning is in effect until 10:00 p.m. tonight in the greater lake tahoe area and with more stormy weather on the way travel is not advised. with that rain comes lots of snow. if are you eager to enjoy some of that fresh paid, or maybe kirkwood which both opened up over the weekend, make sure you that play it safe on the roads, getting there. >> just go slow. take your time. don't be hot rodding it. that's what you have to do. >> couple things you want to keep in mind. pack your chains, credit food and water and check the highways before you go. how much snow will we see? we have that. >> hey. we are looking at two feet of snow up in the tahoe area. ski resorts report that. greats news foreseers and snow bierds. as we go through the rest of today. difficult travel over the mountain passes. something you may want to avoid, especially with winter storm warnings for the west slopes of the sierra and for

and secondly, that this doesn't prove to be a much nastier barris than the earliest drains. i've been involved in controlling disease outbreaks and pandemic since 2005. that's quite a few years. the one thing i've learned try never to force people to do things through various incentives like fines or even nastier things. mandates are a last resort. the use of vaccines in children is because there is thought that vaccination will help to reduce circulation of the barrison children. but right now the world health organization sticks with its recommendation that vaccines should be used for people who were at risk of severe illness and death. there are still an awful lot of susceptible people around even when you've got 70 percent vaccination coverage than this high right of, of cases is being driven by the susceptible. secondly, there does seem to be a capacity for the virus to re infect people, especially if it is some months since they either had their previous infection or had their immunization, the protection doesn't last for life. it wears off. so that's, i think, the rea

and secondly, that this doesn't prove to be a much nastier barris than the earlier strains. holiday watching out international this, there's stage is gone. 3 pm here in moscow. now over a 100 nations will take part in a democracy summit over the next 2 days, hosted by the u. s. president joe biden, and america recessing the bar, dividing the world into who it thinks that the good and the bad something though the china says it has no moral right to day. may found out that theodore was out. the u. s. claims to be a champion of democracy and human rights, but has hidden its dark past and hypocrisy. today, the u. s. has no moral authority to judge whether the rest of the world is democratic or not, no matter how the us glosses over itself, it's true face of seeking, again many under the guise democracy has long been exposed to the world. the so called summit for democracy. well, let me go down in history as a manipulator and sabotage of democracy. what ahead of the gathering over 16000 people from around 16 phones to economies took part in the major research on america's image abroad. and the re

because in 2021 looking back in the year, that was the h word got mentioned 1st by the likes of michael barry. but you know, that stayed in the whole financial sector. but then towards the end of the year in october, we saw a c, e o jack dorsey mention the 8 toward which is even worse than the c word, and that is hyper inflation. this triggered quite a few economists. it triggered the treasury secretary herself, janet jaelyn, who said inflation was under control. so what do you feel about this word? hyperinflation now becoming mainstream? do you think probation is going to happen soon? it usually happens suddenly, right? so it's 2022, possibly a year that that could happen. it's like you're walking up a staircase slowly, slowly, slowly, and then you get pushed down the elevator shaft. the result is catastrophic and it happens within minutes. so it's a similar type of situation. and as far as jack dorsey, i've, i've been suspended from twitter, but it's probably the only thing that i would ever agree with jack dorothy on, is that we have hyper and inflation. and you know, if we have a chart of

because in 2021 looking back in the year, that was the h word got mentioned 1st by the likes of michael barry. but you know, that stayed in the whole financial sector. but then towards the end of the year in october, we saw a c, e o jack dorsey mention the 8 toward which is even worse than the c word, and that is hyper inflation. this triggered quite a few economists. it triggered the treasury secretary herself, janet jaelyn, who said inflation was under control. so what do you feel about this word? hyperinflation now becoming mainstream? do you think hyperinflation is going to happen soon? it usually happens suddenly, right? so is 2022 possibly a year that that could happen.

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for loss for an ortho. ac grayling, whose new book, the frontiers of knowledge, explore the progress, barry's and future of humanity when it comes to enlightenment. i thank you so much, professor grayling for coming back on. if anyone thinks that they don't need to read this book, you imply that they have the only themselves to be to blame for being blown to bits by append again the assassination drone. why, why is this not as it's eric? well, because i'm here. i can quote you the m and t graph that's he enforced always used in his novels, only connect that if you're able to connect things together a bit, make better sense of your much more likely to make good decisions about what to do . you know, there's a wonderful anecdote.

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and our thanks to producer katie and editor barry for that look back. that's nbc "nightly news" for this evening. i'm peter alexander. we thank you so much for watching have a good night. i invest in invesco qqq a fund that gives me access to nasdaq-100 innovations, like cgi. oh, don't worry. become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq . >>> i'm janelle wang. a sharp increase of covid cases across the bay area. how hospitals are being prepared for a potential surge. and we're told to rethink our new year's eve plans. >>> and feet of new snow in the sierra. it looks good on paper, but how much is it really helping our drought? what we've learned about the long-term impact. >>> good evening, everyone, this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm janelle wang. we start tonight with a lot of new develop

because in 2021, looking back on the year, that was the h word got mentioned 1st by the likes of michael barry. but you know, that stayed in the whole financial sector. but then towards the end of the year in october, we saw a c, e o jack dorsey mention the 8 toward which is even worse than the c word, and that is hyper inflation. this triggered quite a few economists. it triggered the treasury secretary herself, jenny allen, who said inflation was under control. so what do you feel about this word? hyperinflation now becoming mainstream? do you think from place is going to happen soon? it usually happens suddenly, right? so it's 2022, possibly a year that that can happen. it's like, you know, you're walking up a staircase slowly, slowly, slowly and then you get pushed down the elevator shaft. the result is catastrophic and it happens within minutes. so it's a similar type of situation and as far as jack dorsey, i've been suspended from twitter, but it's probably the only thing that i would ever agree with jack dorsey on, is that we have hyper inflation. and you know, if we have a chart of the

and secondly, that this doesn't prove to be a much nastier barris than the earliest drains. i've been involved in controlling disease outbreaks and pandemic since 2005, that's quite a few years. the one thing i've learned try never to force people to do things through various incentives like fines or even nastier things. mandates are a last resort and the use of vaccines in children is because they did thought that vaccination will help to reduce circulation of the barrison children. but right now, the world health organization sticks with its recommendation that vaccines should be used for people who are at risk of severe illness and death. there are still an awful lot of susceptible people around even when you've got 70 percent vaccination coverage. and this high right of, of cases is being driven by the susceptible. secondly, there does seem to be a capacity for the virus to re infect people, especially if it is some months since they either had their previous infection or had their immunization. the protection doesn't last for life, it wears off. so that's i think, the r

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

and secondly, that this doesn't prove to be a much nastier barris than the earliest drains. i've been involved in controlling disease outbreaks and pandemic since 2005. that's quite a few years. the one thing i've learned try never to force people to do things through various incentives like fines or even nastier things. mandates are a last resort. the use of vaccines in children is because that is thought that vaccination will help to reduce circulation of the barrison children. but right now the world health organization sticks with its recommendation that vaccines should be used for people who were at risk of severe illness and death. there are still an awful lot of susceptible people around even when you've got 70 percent vaccination coverage. and this high right of, of cases is being driven by the susceptible. secondly, there does seem to be a capacity for the virus to re infect people, especially if it is some months since they either had their previous infection or had their immunization, the protection doesn't last for life. it wears off. so that's, i think, the reas

. >> 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

criminal of fast to convict of all the idea that you're not strong to take action against people that have barry children. i think really just shows a moral bankruptcy in this whole immigration debates. this is r t international, the story of the harry potter author and the great trans backlash. no booker movie this time though, just a whole lot of abuse on social media coming up in just about 90 seconds. oh london, love polls particularly when polls further a certain political agenda when polling has a check her history as of late the last 2 election cycles tell us as much should we put much stock into polling any more if so, then why should be noted that we also see the us dollar going up at the same time and other currencies around the world falling and entering into hyde park place, starting collapse that's by design to us by supporting bankrupt companies like brooks can buy, supporting stock by bags and crowds like warren buffet. they are driving the world t global complex, which is unconscionable because you know, just because bill gays wants to make a few more $1000000.00, we're going to

the progress, barry's, and future of humanity when it comes to enlightenment. thank you so much, professor grayling for coming back on. if anyone thinks that they don't need to read this book, you imply that they have their only themselves to be to blame for being blown to bits by append again the assassination drone. why, why is this not as it's eric? well, because i'm here. i can quote the and to graph that's he enforced always used in his novels, you know, only connect that if you're able to connect things together a bit, make better sense of your much more likely to make good decisions about what to do . you know, there's a wonderful anecdotal about the great physicists this, steven y m back no.

this primary in barry is one of the schools piloting a longer day. i get to see my friends, i get to learn new stuff. not many people may be able to afford lots of clubs like this so the fact that it is for free is good. outside groups and school staff will run extra sessions focused on sport and music but also aimed at boosting core academic skills. it's a really good idea to extend the school day but it has to be different from what they are offered already. this is not about teachers working longer hours, it is about thinking outside the box, to really change and reframe a structure that has been in place for decades. the argument for reform is patterns of work and family life have changed beyond recognition since pupils sat at these desks well over a century ago. but some people want to see more evidence of why any changes would be good for society, school staff and children themselves. the school year is also being discussed including the possibility of a shorter summer holiday. raising this possible change to the school year is unnecessary beca

later this evening, barry hawkins plays zhao xintong. saracen's have gone top of the table in the women's premier 15s after beating bristol bears by 17 points to 12. saracens scrum half ella wyrwas produced the moment of the match at the stone x stadium chasing her own kick to score her team's second try. there are four other matches this afternoon. remember you can keep right up to date on the bbc sport website, including brony frost's win in the tingle creek chase at sandown this afternoon. that is it for me for the moment. the parents of a teenager accused of killing four of his fellow students have appeared in court charged with involuntary manslaughter. james and jennifer crumbley both pleaded not guilty to all charges. prosecutors say fifteen year old ethan crumbley carried out the shooting at his school on tuesday with a semi—automatic pistol which had been bought by his father. it's highly unusual for parents to be charged in connection with a school shooting. aruna iyengar has more. i'm jennifer crumbley. i'm james crumbley. e

place that night was that in place, and that was open to civilly transit and either so i can replace barry the more little detail coming in there. a dozens of civilian ships of the lineup. next to that straight to night, the official position of its night. it was temporarily closed off. what what, what happened tonight then? no, the officially, there was no last i had seen there was no official, no. a statement that the straight had been closed down, but we saw on a naval map live tracking locations of the vessels, the marine vessels lined up outside the strait. they were, they were all still. they were at anchor rushes, a big country. russia is not stupid, russia doesn't want a huge fight if they can avoid it. diplomacy will always try when the day and it's not in any was interest. but what happens if russia was really pushed here? what will happen to know? absolutely no one has any illusions as to what would have happened if that ship had tried a ram its way through the straight. there there, there would have been an installation there. but could it of him some potentially well i doubt.

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montana looks more like barry manilow. he knew the game as well as anyone. 49ers play on running down 234 defense. but his style was one of a kind across him. the left goes to the right. the right costa left. this guy crosses here. he crosses here. they have no idea where we are who we are, where we're coming from who were throwing to very interesting. in his broadcast career, madden eventually worked for all four major networks teeming with two giants of the industry. al michaels and pat summerall. as enjoyable as he was to watch thinking madden was some kind of football cartoon character would be a big mistake . there's never been anybody in this industry anywhere in the broadcast industry that worked at the trade that he loves any harder than john madden. but there's nobody more loyal once he becomes a friend, you've got a friend. who you could call it any time of the night and he'd be there. another man who knows about madden loyalty was his childhood friend and fellow coach john robinson. i didn't have a brother. so j

the quarter—finals are underway at snooker�*s uk championships in york — later will see barry hawkins face world number 102 andy hicks and it's also jack lisowski against zhao xintong. but right now, the seven time champion ronnie 0'sullivan is taking on kyren wilson in a rematch of the 2020 world championship final, which 0'sullivan won. these are live pictures from bbc two. wilson has just taken the first two frames. the first frame, he had 92 on his break. the second break was 117. so, kyren wilson is looking very good against the experienced ronnie 0'sullivan. is the first six frame, he will win. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can follow practice from the f one, drivers are getting their first go on the new saudi street track ahead of the weekend's saudi arabia grand prix. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. more now on one of our top stories... the independent report into disorder at the euro 2020 final injuly, which has concluded that disruptive fans and a lack of planning turned a glorious occasion into

president trump skipped during his time in office and tonight's honorees include motown records creator barry gordon and saturday night live producer lorne michaels, actress bette midler and opera singers diaz and for position joni mitchell. president biden reinstated the traditional white house ceremony for the honorees after was canceled by mr. trump. >>> new video shows the moments michigan police a burst into a building and arrested the parents allegedly involved in that school shooting last week and officer say that james and jennifer crumley left town after charges against them were announced and they are accused of not preventing the 15-year- old son ethan from going on an alleged shooting rampage at his school. >> everybody pitched in and we were confident we would be able to find them in short order and because of that teamwork, we did and we believe they were assisted in that location to get there and get him. >> police say they are questioning a man who said they helped the couple hide from police, but he said he didn't know the police were looking for them. they are facing involun

barry, listenin: shocking result here. barry, listening to _ shocking result here. barry, listening to elizabeth, - shocking result here. barry, j listening to elizabeth, which shocking result here. barry, - listening to elizabeth, which are theissues listening to elizabeth, which are the issues that matter to you, the national picture or local problems that are quite long—standing here? with my farming hat on, it is a local— with my farming hat on, it is a local issue. _ with my farming hat on, it is a local issue, five market towns in north _ local issue, five market towns in north shropshire all surrounded by a very productive agriculture and in this post — very productive agriculture and in this post brexit world we're living in, this post brexit world we're living in. with— this post brexit world we're living in, with things being so much up in the air, _ in, with things being so much up in the air, we— in, with things being so much up in the air, we just don't know how it is all— the air, we just don't know how it is all going — the air, we just

. >> 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 they need to trim. >> i was saying we just were coming 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 stand kristian. >> but o

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

montana looks more like barry manilow. he knew the game as well as anyone. 49ers play. i'm running down 234 defense, but his style was one of a kind across him. the left goes to the right. the right goes to the left. this guy crosses here. he crossed here. they have no idea where we are who we are, where we're coming from, or who were throwing to very interesting. in his broadcast career, madden eventually worked for all four major networks teeming with two giants of the industry. al michaels and pat summerall. as enjoyable as he was to watch thinking madden was some kind of football cartoon character would be a big mistake. there's never been anybody in this industry anywhere in the broadcast industry that worked at the trade that he loves any harder than john madden. but there's nobody more loyal once he becomes a friend, you've got a friend. who you could call it any time of the night and he'd be there. another man who knows about madden loyalty was his childhood friend and fellow coach john robinson. i didn't have a brother. so john was more like my brother. i think

♪♪ >> o'donnell: and the legendary stevie wonder got everyone on their feet saluting motown founder barry gordy. ♪♪ ♪♪ ( cheers and applause ) celebrating the arts is back in the full ceremony will air here on cbs december 22. we'll be right back. oh my goodness... wow, lat all those! you get hungry for more and then you're just like, “wow, i'm learning about my family.” yeah, yep. which one, what'd you find? lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? look at grandma... hey grandma! unbelievable. everybody deserves to know who they are and where they came from. ohhh...cool. this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. ♪ ♪♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer ng ibrance. ib pthausal wowomen with m or foren with hr+,ncer her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tel

professor barry schoub is head of the south african ministerial advisory committee on vaccines. he gave us his analysis of the situation there. i think we can be pretty confident we've passed the peak of the fourth wave. it's coming down quite sharply. it actually rose very sharply, came down sharply, so it's a very much more acute epidemic curve. so, i think we can take away from this that this is a, as you mentioned, a highly transmissible virus, in fact, the actual ascent in the epidemic was about four times that of the previous wave, but it's coming down as acutely as it went up. so, it's very transmissible, but very much milder disease, and we're seeing that by all the parameters. hospitalisation is much less, and in fact if you look at the severity of hospitalised individuals, it's about 73% less in terms of icu admission, high care admission and so on. we kind of always thought that these waves would come in sort of a cyclical pattern, and certainly the first and second wave obeyed that, each were about 75 days approximately in duration, with about a 100 day interval betw

because with this bombshell case we had the derrick show and trial earlier than the way the about our barry. this trial kind of didn't get a lot of the wall to wall coverage because there was no cameras allowed and the court room, so we didn't really see what was going on. but with these guilty verdicts natasha, i mean this has been kind of the trial of the century and people have been wanting to say, hey, what happens if she's sound guilty? what does this do next? what does that little black book that gawker, you know, put out there with all these names and just f seems a little black book? what happens next? what happens now with other co conspirators? it's going to be very interesting to see natasha because again, with these federal charges being found guilty on 5 out of the 6. this is a big deal. yeah, and there's just so much interest in this case. i mean, jeffrey epstein and then maxwell. i mean, there's just been so many an answer questions and so it's just really interesting to finally see it come down to a verdict. right, right, absolutely. and you know, it's one of those things to

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fastest pace in 17 years despite higher prices, supply chain shortages and the threat of the omicron barry. it sales rose 8.5% from the year before and rose nearly 11% from the pre pandemic holiday period of 2019 clothing and jewelry are among the most popular items this holiday season. we're going to africa to see truly wild predators and their prey in their natural environment is on countless bucket list. we are learning that the lack of tourists during the pandemic is unwittingly aiding and abetting wildlife poaching. that's because there are fewer trains safari guides to report suspicious activity to rangers. ktvu is tom baker tells us conservationists are now turning to a familiar technique. to root out poachers. yes, sir. it dogs are more than a human's best friend, meticulously trained contraband and detecting dogs have saved countless exotic and endangered animals from wholesale slaughter. by poachers . poachers sell animal body parts for everything from collectibles to perceived aphrodisiacs. in the first two weeks of december alone, poachers killed 24 rhinos in south africa and 3

test, and good to have struggled to score runs are expected to make changes, zach crowley and johnny barry stowe replacing rory burns and allie pope. fast bowler mark wood who missed the second test should also feature. australia who have embarrassed the visitors so far say they are expecting a much improved england side, but know the odds of retaining the urn are in their favour. we side, but know the odds of retaining the urn are in their favour.— the urn are in their favour. we know how aood the urn are in their favour. we know how good they _ the urn are in their favour. we know how good they are, _ the urn are in their favour. we know how good they are, a _ the urn are in their favour. we know how good they are, a world-class i how good they are, a world—class team with world—class players, so, yeah, we played really well the last couple of matches but we should bounce back. so couple of matches but we should bounce back.— couple of matches but we should bounce back. , . , , ., bounce back. so the stage is set for a famous boxing _ bounce back. so the stage is set for a famous

the theme is a very barry christmas. the kids are having a blast and there also meeting santa. there is an ice skating rink and a beer and wine garden for adults >> we get to go on all of the rights here in christmas at the park with their family. >> come to downtown san jose and enjoy a ride with the kids in the family. >> in southern california, kamala harris visited in la fire station to deliver some christmas eve doughnuts. >> to be a california firefighter and a firefighter in los angeles, that is tough work. >> for decades one san jose man has spread christmas cheer to an entire neighborhood even during the pandemic. he has also created a tradition of giving back. >> do you know what santa needs to bring you for christmas? you will find santa claus and mrs. claus perched at the store step. you might even run into an elf or two. >> this one is extraordinary. >> for the last 20 years, he transforms his home into a christmas wonderland. 66,000 lights and all. >> the children that came to see santa are now parents with their children here. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: his p

later this evening, barry hawkins plays zhao xintong. follow it all on the bbc website. max verstappen leads the way heading into qualifying for the saudi arabian grand prix the red bull driver was quickest in the final practice session injeddah, two—tenths ahead of title rival lewis hamilton and team—mate sergio perez. hamilton trails verstappen by eight points in the drivers�* championship withjust two races remaining. saracen�*s have gone top of the table in the women�*s premier 15s after beating bristol bears by 17 points to 12. saracens scrum half ella wyrwas produced the moment of the match at the stone x stadium chasing her own kick to score her team�*s second try. there are four other matches this afternoon. that�*s all the sport for now. people in around 9,000 homes are facing a second weekend without power in parts of scotland and northern england, following storm arwen. those affected are now bracing themselves for almost freezing temperatures forecast over the next 2a hours, and the army and the british red cross have been distributing emergency

it's been on barry hallmark special. >> hailee: but now he has racing aunt and just like winning races and setting records! >> kelly: that's so cool! do you drive fast or are you like a turtle? how are you in the car together? >> hailee: when he is driving and i am in the passenger seat, i am like -- i have my hands on, you know what i'm saying? my head is back so that i can't go back, exactly, when i am driving him, it depends on what the situation is, we love to take rides and that's one of my favorite things to do is get in the car and

north comes down through the bay area tomorrow afternoon around two or three o'clock to the central barry. you see that line that's going to have some game that's going to be a pretty aggressive system. more scattered showers in the afternoon break on tuesday and then we get this deal coming back in on thursday, so pretty progressive pattern. temperatures will be generally in the fifties. i would try to avoid mountain travel plan for sure tomorrow. even on tuesday. it's going to be sketchy red flag are which or whether warnings up there we still have a wind advisory in a high wind warning for the south counties. and just be prepared for here and put the weekend in and then going on. you can see that get a little break on the weekend. but hopefully after that, there's some more so a very good pattern for us. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. we'll update the whole deal. all right, bill. thank you. in the east bay. the rain did start picking up steadily this afternoon, ktvu greg liggins spoke with people who were preparing for the storm in walnut creek. dennis miller spent part of his

president biden defended it, saying the idea was to give the us more time before it was hit by the omicron barry it today, president biden said the restrictions are no longer necessary to protect the public health and that ban will be lifted on friday on the ongoing surge of covid cases has forced san francisco to cancel his annual new year's eve fireworks show. san francisco has a high vaccination rate with 84% of eligible san franciscans fully vaccinated, but officials say the community spread of the omicron variants still poses a significant risk. traditionally hundreds of thousands of people turn out to watch the waterfront fireworks tonight. the cancelation was a big disappointment for some verification from seattle. so that's one of the things we're hoping for. but we're here and told new year's yeah. the show was also canceled last year because of the pandemic. well while the fireworks show is canceled, you could have dungeons crab in time for your new year's eve celebration. the delayed commercial season finally kicks off tomorrow in the bay area. new tonight. ktvu zack saw spoke with cr

this is barry the best time in my life. no question. in 1974. brown became california's youngest governor ever when he was elected at just 36. he'd leave office in 2019 at 80 years old, california's oldest governor ever. he's now 83. i know a lot now. at 83 motorway was knowing 38 running for president brown is concerned by images of rising crime in california. you feel like there are not enough consequences right now for the crimes that are happening. that's what i think you've heard about the redistribution of wealth. we need a redistribution. of incarceration. brown is also worried about california's massive surplus forecast. it's very hard to split a lot of money in government without doing stupid things generational and transformational budget. what do you think we should do with this surplus now? it's very difficult to spend money well, particularly when you know it's not gonna be there in two years. we are going to we have to be. that's the history of california . the money flows in and then it goes away. arnold's wishing i had a deficit

mike: ligon barry. reggie: that is it right there. mike:mike: very on brand. how did the tv crew get there? kumasi: maybe they re-created it. maybe they came in the morning once the snow cleared. reggie: mike, you are asking too many questions. just enjoy the story. mike: i did enjoy the story. let's move on. i wish i had something like that to tell you about our forecast. couple chances of rain, not great. definitely no snow in this forecast. thick fog to sunshine today, but we will repeat it tomorrow. areas of poor air quality. it is possible. just like yesterday, it is possible. chance of rain monday and a better chance thursday. let's take a look at these king tides. watch out between 8:00 today through 3:00 sunday afternoon. we could have flooding along the bayshore. let's talk about the fog out there. it is everywhere. i had to use my windshield wipers once or twice in san francisco. look how it transitions to 59 in half moon bay this afternoon. 61 to 66 is all we can muster this afternoon. 70's are gone from the forecast. tonight, the clouds are back. a

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

. >> 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

and barry whether we get a break from the rainfall this weekend, but definitely where the cold temperatures in place, and once again the fog is doing its thing right now, so it could impact your visibility first thing tomorrow morning. let's jump right into your weekend forecast rias saturday starting things off with some areas of fog, becoming partly sunny notice those overnight lows, twenties thirties and some forties and then on sunday, we have that sun cloud mix and temperatures could be a little bit warmer overnight . the satellite showing you the storm track. it's not here in the bay area, so we get a break this weekend, with the rainfall focused up in the pacific northwest. but the fog is doing its thing trying to regroup your portions of the least in some of the inland valleys, and right now you can see that one visibility report up in the north bay santa rosa reporting half mile visibility right now we'll probably see some more low visibility. visibilities closer to nap up. maybe a vacaville conquer deliver more first thing tomorrow morning in the fog is going to increase overnight

. >>> and the big deadline looming for a barry school district. what happens if it doesn't submit a budget plan, next. >>> we are looking at cloudy skies, foggy conditions. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. we will continue with the clouds, it'll continue to be a cool day. we will talk about the chance ♪give my regards to broadway!♪ ♪remember me to herald square!♪ ♪tell all the gang at forty second street♪ ♪that i will soon be there!♪ ♪whisper of how i'm yearning♪ ♪to mingle with the old-time throng!♪ ♪give my regards to old broadway♪ ♪and say that i'll be there, 'ere long!♪ small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. now, comcast business has an exclusive gift for you. introducing the gift of savings sale. for a limited time, ask how to get a great deal for your business. and get up to a $500 prepaid card with select bundles when you switch to the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. or get started with internet and voice for $64.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee. give yo

a formidable list of bay area athletes who achieved milestones that may never be broken, including barry bonds home run record, jerry rice ricc touchdowns as well as receptions and receiving yards, ricky henderson holds the major-league record for most old and bases, runs, leadoff home runs. bay area fans have been spoiled to witness some of the greatest athletes ever. don't forget joey chestnut. nobody consumes more hotdogs than joey chestnut. kristen: you are putting hot dog eating in the same category as those other sports? [laughter] larry: let's give joey some love, shall we? kristen: what he does isn't easy. combining a love of the movies and a love of cookies. and a love of cookies. larry: why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can

well, when it was confirmed at the start of the trial that barry bennell will be giving evidence as a witness, the claimants barrister meant the defence of manchester city was being based on the words of one of britain's most notorious paedophile. of britain's most notorious paedophile-— of britain's most notorious --aedohile. : . :, , paedophile. and a wholly unreliable la er. paedophile. and a wholly unreliable lawyer- michael _ paedophile. and a wholly unreliable lawyer. michael kent _ paedophile. and a wholly unreliable lawyer. michael kent qc— paedophile. and a wholly unreliable i lawyer. michael kent qc representing the club said it was the only option because of the relevant witnesses had died. today, giving a second day evidence from prison in cambridgeshire where he is serving a 3a year sentence for sexual offences against boys, barry bennell said there was no proof he worked for manchester city at the time that the eight claimants say he abused them when playing for his junior teams and he said the legal team was clutching at straws and the majority of the claimants were