allison: oh, my god! -lemonis: but the big move? well, that was to find a new retail location and build out an industrial kitchen. peter: this place that i'm thinking of is right across from city hall. it's right near public transportation. lemonis: and while i was skeptical at first... it feels like i'm going into a haunted house. ...and we found a 110-year-old historic mansion in downtown jacksonville and purchased the property for $500,000 and started the renovation. it's been four months since we took ownership of that property, and i've spent $2.3 million renovating it. we're just a few weeks away from our grand opening, and i couldn't be more excited. -allison: marcus. -lemonis: hey, how are you. allison: i'm doing wonderful. how are you? lemonis: this place looks ridiculous. allison: thank you. lemonis: this was a dark and very dingy room. i'm shocked how much light is in it. i'm blown away. the new sweet pete's will be a destination, and it's got a candy bar that's not only gonna excite kids, but

nice to meet you. >> hi. >> allison? >> yes. >> marcus. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> hi. i'm pete. >> pete, how are you? nice to meet you. you look like you're a mad scientist, with that lab coat. >> i guess you could say i am a scientist of sorts. >> i was a little surprised at where the place is located. it's, like, in a neighborhood. >> when we started this business, we had maybe a couple hundred dollars in our pocket or something crazy. >> we were not in a great financial position, and so someone offered us this place. and we're putting everything we have into building this. >> how many different types of candies are in here? >> hundreds of different types. >> we make lots and lots and lots of things by hand. it's what sweet pete's specializes in-- thing like caramels, hard candy, pulled sugar, chocolates, toffee. >> i'd like to get down to tasting. >> my personal favorite is this. >> now, everything that i'm gonna taste you made? >> i've got another candy maker on staff who's worked for me for many,

th allison? >> thank you, nbc news political reporter, vaughan hilliard. >> we appreciate it, vaughan. thank you. >> it is. >> coming up, congressman john lewis announcing he has stage four pancreatic cancer. he's not giving up the fight. what he's saying about the civil rights icon ahead. the holiday shopping is over. we got a market update for you next. you are watching msnbc live. next you are watching msnbc live. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com i've always loved and i'm still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'll go for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is

and if jim and allison could agree, then we'd have a deal. i will put up to $450,000 to satisfy the payables as needed. i will have 51%. you will have 49%. jim: no, that's not gonna happen. lemonis: what if we make, for a wage, $1.00 for every pie that we sell? -do we have a deal? -jim: we have a deal. lemonis: and with the deal done, i made my first and most important move. i have to tell you we need you here. and this is more important than any pie we'll ever make, but i'm gonna need your help. you're gonna be our leader here, okay? tammy: okay. lemonis: but in order for you to be able to have a good peace of mind, i'm gonna give you six months worth of pay, and i'm gonna pay you $1,000 a week so you don't have to bartend. tammy: [ laughs ] lemonis: okay? tammy: [ sniffles ] thank you. lemonis: the reason that i did the deal is because i knew that if i had somebody like tammy that the chances of it succeeding were significantly greater. if we don't make it, we don't sell it. everything's $1! come on in! we made room for our $200,000 overhau

she was 72. >>> i'm allison kosik. merry christmas! now back to john and alisyn. >>> it's the thought that counts. that's what they say. what if you got a gift you really can't stand or maybe say something you already have. >> slacks. slacks. >> trousers, whatever. christine romans joins us with tips the make returns easier. >> i think sweaters are dangerous. i don't know this for sure but the research is that the biggest returned things are sweaters. >> slacks? >> slacks. >> john is fixated on slacks. >> how do you know the waist? >> no. >> no trousers or sweaters unless you really know them. if you buy them a sweater, you probably don't know them. some have strict rules that make it frustrating or impossible. here's what you need to know. do not open the box. smile and thank grandma and do not open the box, don't remove the packaging on any gift you don't want, especially for electronics. this is important. you risk a restocking fee if the packaging isn't intact and missing with tags you're stug with it. keep the gift receipts and re

allison ogden-newton, thank single—use plastics we have got used to. allison ogden—newton, thank you for your time. i should add, 0be. thank you. d—day veteran harry billinge, whose fundraising efforts have made headlines around the world, has received an mbe for services to charity. he's raised more than £10,000 towards the cost of building a national memorial honouring his fallen comrades. earlier, bbc breakfast‘s tim muffett spoke to harry at his home in st austell, cornwall. there is no words can express my feelings when i knew that, because it was far from my mind that i was ever going to be recognised for doing a bit of a collection for the blokes who never came back, and that is the only thing that drove me on. and just to recap, the fundraising you have done, what did you set out to do, and why did you want to do it? i did start out because i wanted to raise at least £22,442, that is a pound for every person that was killed or missing on d—day on gold beach. and i done that up till august last year. but now they're going to have a new

allison rodriguez is at the plaza in walnut creek. allison is it raining there yet? >> we just have a couple of sprinkles right now christina. it was pretty packed out here earlier as people were coming in looking for the last little something they needed to pick up. no umbrellas out here earlier but a lot of jackets with people bundled up as they made that mad dash toward the holiday finish line. >> we are almost done. we have to get a few more gifts. very hectic. we are trying to get in and get out. >> regina oliver came with a game plan. she says time got away from her this year. >> we did run out of time. when you're shopping all day the time flies. >> bob matthews did not have any other time to go. >> wishart and her family got all of their shopping done. >> all of these last-minute shoppers did not surprise her. >> people usually leave a lot of the things last-minute. >> deborah says the weather put her a bit behind this year. >> when it was raining i could not go out. i needed a dry day. today it was not raining or anything so i said let me go out and get a fe

allison, what else have we learned? >> reporter: we know that grief counselors are expected to be here to help students when classes back in section on january 7. about 500 people are expected at this vigil on sunday and organizers are hoping that these peers would find some comfort in morning together. stepping up in a time of tragedy. >> when we heard about the accident and the three students were from dublin high from class of 2022 which is my daughter's class. i am also a pantand figure out what we wanted to do from the family. >> reporter: she help with the the vigil sunday for the three teens. >> and the to tell you that when i got the texan my daughter confirmed that she, that i went back and told my husband and i started crying. >> reporter: mark anthony urista in the interior tree died on the scene along with their friend javier ramirez also 16 after their car lost control hitting a utility pole and then a tree on foothill road just before capitol drive in pleasanton. the twins cason is now an induced coma and

with me, bloomberg's allison, lisa, and jason kelly. let's start with allison. investors have debated about how to invest in this year's piling debt, given the u.s. economy is ok. let's hear what marathon's bruce richards had to say. bruce: we are starting to see a negative quarter, this past quarter of earnings growth being negative, and i think we will see a couple more quarters of that in the early part of 2020. and when earnings go down, that is going to be a very key point for some of these companies that are so over levered when they have lower earnings and meanwhile, have to service this heavy load of debt. lisa: you have been covering the distress we have been seeing. talk about how much there has been so far this year. >> so in november, we saw the supply distress debt hit $126 million, the most since august 2016. and really, the highest of this cycle. historically speaking, that is really not that much in the grand scheme of things compared to say the financial crisis or even the height of the oil crisis. it sort of shows you we are cutting back up to

it was made as a compromise, what allison was just talking about. you had to be presentable at monarch court, but you did not want to get to elaborate. you can tell it is a very simple suit modeled after an naval , uniform, not a military uniform. a hat made all of -- made out of wool. simple yet elegant is how i like to describe it. >> and mason was secretary of the navy. he may have taken that and ran with it. what is interesting about the circular is how significant it -- how specific it really is. once you had the uniform on, you were permitted, once you went to court, to put an ostrich feather in your hat. >> exactly. today, obviously, we do not wear -- obviously, our diplomats do not wear uniforms, but there are aspects to diplomacy. sometimes diplomats or ambassadors sometimes do present themselves in a monarch's court. sometimes, the ceremony might be arriving to present your credentials in a royal carriage. a male ambassador might be expected to wear black tie formal attire. other than that, there are not too many formalities as far as unif

cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is tracking it all for us. allison, where is the storm now? how bad is it getting today and especially those travel? >> it's in the mist and pushing into the northeast. you have pink and orange sunrise there but the system is about to move in here sherlt. the current temperature right now is 30 degrees. that means any precipitation that moves in is likely in the form of winter precipitation, at least in the short term. you got some type of winter weather alert stretching from areas of wyoming all the way over into the northeast. you've even got a couple of areas of ice storm warning and that is the concern where you start talking about that ice beginning to accumulate on the roadways and that main focus there is for states like new york, as well as pennsylvania. here is a look at the storm as a whole. very heavy snow coming down across portions of the midwest and heavy rain on the southern tier but look at the system as it begins to make its way into the northeast. these outer bands starting to slide in through philadelphia and up towards new

allison fleas the cold winter temperatures, unlike snowboards, she can't vote with an absentee ballot. to caucus you have to be in your precinct on a certain night. >> reporter: troy price has heard years of complaints that the caucuses are inaccessible to large numbers of voters. >> shift workers or folks who live or work or serve outside of the state or country, people with disabilities, and people in nursing homes or assisted living facilities. >> reporter: this year for the first time ever, another option. allowing satellite caucus sites wherever groups of iowa democrats need to organize them. applications flooded in, 136 were considered, and this week, 99 approved, including three outside the u.s., france, scotland and the republic of georgia. plus 13 states and d.c. 71 sites within iowa alone. including one from emanuel smith, a disability rights advocate. >> i have brittle bone disease which carries with it a lot of different barriers that really prevent me from easily being able to access the traditional caucus. if you haven't been to a caucus, it's very loud, it's very packed

allison rodriguez at the kaiser medical center where the picketing are sued, good morning, allison. >> reporter: you can see behind me, this is early crowd here coming as they continue to strike now in its fifth day, they expect more people to stick he will in, they do plan to be out here all morning long, into the afternoon, the strike starting on monday and it's continued every day since. all across california, thousands of workers including psychologists, psychiatric nurses, therapists and addiction specialists has been on the picket lines. they say this isn't about money for them, protesting staffing levels and patient care, patients have to wait weeks, months for appointments, services and treatments so they want more resources poured staffing. i asked one doctor who has been at one of 40 sites every day this week. are they being heard by executives? he says yes, but there is no action from kaiser then they are prepared to do more. >> we don't want to have to continue to strike, but if kaiser forces our hand, to, again then yes, we're prepared for future strikes if kaiser refuses

not bad. >> that's pretty good. >> thank you, allison. let's put the video back up of the ball that drops. 2,688 waterford crystals on the iconic new year's eve ball. it will drop wednesday at midnight. how much do you think it weighs? >> i'm going to say 11,875 pounds, and i only say that because it's in the prompter. >> the theme for this year's newest crystals is goodwill and they're represented by three pineapple cuts reflecting hospitality and welcome. very nice. >>> and of course you can watch all of it right here. you can ring in the new year and the new decade with anderson cooper and andy cohen, new year's eve live begins at 8:00 right here on cnn. >> coming up, the church that paid off medical debt for thousands of people. tough to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. quitting smoking is freaking hard.st, like quitting every monday hard. quitt

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cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is with me now. allison, this is peak holiday travel season, so what does the forecast look like for those trying to get home? >> yeah, unfortunately you've got several cities that are likely going to have big delays not only on the roads but also in the air. the biggest cities likely to have some issues today, denver and minneapolis. but you'll also notice some others, chicago, st. louis, memphis, even stretching down towards dallas and houston. tomorrow the same system just begins to push off to the east, so the big problems on sunday are likely going to be places like cincinnati, washington, d.c., boston, new york. again, as that system continues to push off to the east. now, in terms of that overall storm and why it's causing problems, it's because we have a mixed bag of just about everything. you've got rain, you've got snow, you've got sleet. you've got a little bit of everything. and in some cases sense fog as well. here's a look at the midwest. you can see lots of snow for places like fargo,

like hundreds if not thousands of iowans, allison flees here for warmer climbs. to caucus you have to be in your precinct on a specific night. >> troy price has heard years of complaints that the caucuses are unaccessible to large numbers of voters. >> some folks who are shift workers, some folks who work or live or serve outside of the state or outside of the country, people with disabilities and people in nursing homes or assisted living facilities. >> so this year for the first time ever, another option, allowing satellite caucus sites wherever groups iowa democrats need to organize them. applications flooded in. 136 were considered. this week 99 approved including three outside the u.s., france, scotland and the republic of georgia, plus 13 states and d.c. 71 sites within iowa alone, including one from emanuel smith, a disability rights advocate. >> i have brittle bones disease which carries a lot of different barriers that prevent me from being able to access the traditional caucus. it's very loud, it's very packed, often very chaotic. people o on the spectr

that was allison 0gden—newton, 0be. let's get more on the news that a list of more than 1,000 addresses of new years honours recipients, including those of senior police officers and politicians, has been accidentally published by the government. katy austin is with me. what more do we know about this? the list of people said to receive honours in 2020, it includes a range of people from celebrities to sportspeople but also some figures on security, people who work in the police, and a cabinet office spokesperson has confirmed to the bbc that have version of that list, people receiving new year's honours for 2020, it was published in error and it did contain addresses. they say it was taken down as soon as possible but i understand it was available online for about an hour. the cabinet office has also said it apologises to all those affected. it is looking into how it happened. it has reported this to the information commissioner's office and it is contacting everyone affected directly. we will leave it there for now. t

it just makes no sense. >> it's -- it is absurd, allison. and i don't know why he has gone back to this side of the fence again. the reality is we do know that russia interfered in our election. we do not know to the degree they influenced the outcome of the election. but what we need to focus on is what we can do now and in the future to make sure that it doesn't happen again. talking about what didn't happen in the past with regard to ukraine is not helpful. we need to put stop-gaps in place and focus all of our attention on preventing this in the future. >> alice, let me stick with you for a second because i know you say you do not think the evidence you've seen thus far that was laid out during these public hearings rises to the level of impeachment. that is correct? >> that's correct. i do think that the actions were inappropriate. but it has not risen, in my view, to the level of impeachment. i haven't seen evidence of treason, bribery, or high crimes and misdemeanor. and as congressman will hurd, anyone of the republicans who would br

are things expected to clear up allison? >> in some areas, yes. and others not so much. it depends where your travels are expected to be. maybe a few lingering showers for the next couple of hours. after that it finally starts to end. we are seeing the fog issues in the midwest also beginning to end. the main concern becomes the western united states, take a look at this, you got rain in places like san francisco and los angeles, that'll begin tonight and carry all the way into christmas day. some snow perhaps in salt lake city and flagstaff, they could get additional two to four inches of fresh snow just in time for a white christmas. this is where we have snow on the ground as of right now. this is where it is going to remain tomorrow. not too many places we are expecting to see a significant amount of snow from now until that point. here is a look at that system out to the west. that next system is just now starting to sweep along portions of the west coast bringing more rain chances in places like seattle. where is santa right now? let's take a look. she was in indon

reporting in alexandria, virginia, allison barber, fox news. shannon: donald trump and china look to be making a deal, phase i. how do foreign leaders view negotiating with the president when he is caught up in the middle of impeachment? let's turn to the center for chinese strategy at the hudson institute, good to have you back. bill mitchell, one of the president's support is tweets no one cares about impeachment, major media outlets not even polling on it, stocks are going up, china is ignoring it. you know how these leaders work in their society, what is their view with the attack by the opposing party in the middle of negotiating major trade deals? >> 10 or 20 years ago the chinese would have thought impeachment was a really good thing to weaken the president but they have gotten very sophisticated. there top people have american college degrees, 11 jinping's daughter graduated under a false name. when i visited china not long ago they specifically made comments, you think a single republican will defect in the center will he be acquitted?

contenders for the title. 2 direct passes in the 2nd half gave got back the best shots of the game but allison play are fighting to make counts another simple save for yosh trying still trying to score no one more opportunity before the whistle but he is good to his mischief use shoulder swipe symbolic of god but struggled in front of the head to go marco rose's disappointment is you're going cleans man's part for rewards while glad but now food 2 points behind lights head to head into the winter break unbeaten in 4 games . think there for a while the biome wouldn't be making a genuine challenge to the top after the turbulent season they've had so far. it's not surprising really if you take a closer look at the squad of head to head of their clash against both they only had 11 healthy outfield players at their disposal the rest all from the youth team but maybe that's just the fresh impetus they needed. by an down to the bare bones midfielder and a forward helps make up the back line as well spokane prowling for points the midfielder in question have you martinez was forced to limp off in the

. >> let's go to allison chinchar with a look at rough weather coming for parts of the east coast. who's get it it worst? >> pretty much up and down the east coast. you've got storms stretching from florida all the way up to maine. so really any travel plans up and down the corridor here, you're going to have to give yourself extra time driving and check with your air carrier for travel plans. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in florida for places including tampa and orlando until 11:30 a.m. we've had thunderstorm warnings and tornado warnings already this morning and that could carry through. on the northern edge of this storm, flooding is a major concern. you've got a flood watch for a half a dozen states in the northeast. you're talking 2 to 4 inches in those widespread areas and for a short period of time. we're talking winter precipitation and not just snow. it's never safe to drive on ice. some people can handle the snow. not so much the ice. but in addition to that's, you're talking 3 to 6 inches of snoechlt even aft snow. you've still got the wind gusts around 40 to 60 m

allison rodriguez tells the that she now plans to share. >> reporter: it is not cheers, but this is a spot where everybody knows your name. >> i know these lovely ladies right here. >> reporter: she has been a waitress here for 12 years. she started her shift last monday, like any other day. >> there were 10 people. 10 women. they sat there. we went through the process like normal. i serve them, they were having a good time. >> reporter: then it was time for the check. this is where, turned on her and the best way. >> before i could hand her the bill, one of the ladies handed me a big wad of cash. >> reporter: it was a $800 tip. >> i was like oh my gosh you guys, this one over here jumped up and gave me a hug. i said thank you so much. >> reporter: all of these days later is still the talk of the restaurant. it was no surprise to him that she decided to pay it forward. >> she shared with all of the employees. she gave everybody a share. >> people still have the cards. we just have to find them. >> reporter: she says the rest will be used for some r and r. >> we are going on a cruise i

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football that the team has really taken to their very powerful going forward their front 3 markers to allison to play i. have been just overwhelming defenses season and they've got fantastic strength in depth as well so whenever somebody is missing takes a bit of a knock needs a bit of a rest somebody ready to come in and replace them another big thing has been their home form so not the best moment for bar munich today but come into this game having won their last 5 fixtures in a row. they are still beatable though they lost a dormand they lost and lots of very early on they lost quite recently so they won't be feeling too complacent i think before this clash against popular now if by and do lose later on they'll be 7 points behind the top spot that's obviously a big margin to make yeah definitely so you know today really will be consequential result either way you there are of course like i said lots and shout who are in between gladbach and bahrain at the moment as well but they could lose a big up points today so if by. and do news and they're 7 points behind the rest of the pack could re

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it started on sixth avenue it 3:00 this afternoon, allison rodriguez is there. you talk to a neighbor who try to get the fire victim to safety? >> reporter: yes, he said he banged on the door until the smoke was overwhelming, he had to step outside, the man who lived back here was in his 50s, he worked in software, for now, the neighborhood is mostly quiet, except we have crews working to board up some of the damage, if you look at the street, part of the road still looks wet from the fire hoses, and furniture meant to be inside is a pile of debris on the sidewalk.>> it is sad. >> reporter: roger is now in cleanup mode after a two alarm fire ripped through his home in san francisco's richmond district just before 3 pm. >> the smoke alarms went off, and i searched my apartment, nothing was amiss in my apartment, except i started seeing some smoke coming up the heater vents. >> reporter: he rushed downstairs to where the smoke was coming from to try to get his neighbor out. >> making a lot of noise, assumed after being on the door for about a minute that he was de

ktvu's allison rodriguez has more on what to expect as we get closer to peak season. >> reporter: flu season is now here. >> too early to know whether it is a more severe season then past years but it is definitely here. >> reporter: according to the centers for disease control and prevention, california is now seeing widespread flu activity and we have learned that at least one person in sonoma county and two people from marin county have died. >> people don't recognize how real influenza can make you. and the fact that it can kill you. >> reporter: there has been at least 24 dozen total from california from the start of flu season on september 29 to december 7th according to the california department of health. doctors say this is the time of your more flu cases will start to pop up but the peak will hit after the start of new year. dr. arthur the professor of epidemiology at uc berkeley says, people should be wary of trying to diagnose themselves. >> because people talk about colds and the flu in one phrase, people have the sense that this list is like a bad cold. and i think that

allison? >> reporter: mike, we are hearing that the u.s. ambassador was not evacuated from the building, some early reports were saying that they were, but at this point, we can confirm that there were no evacuations there, the attack is in response to u.s. airstrikes over the weekend, protesters pushing their way into the embassy compound after they smashed the entrance gates. there were reports of flames coming from inside the compound. witnesses reported seeing six u.s. soldiers on the roof of the main building, pointing their guns at protesters but at this point, there have been no reports of any debts or this is being called one of the worst attacks on the u.s. embassy in recent years. >> we are warning the united states as we have warned before, there illegal presence mean they are standing against the iraqi people, and they have the right to confront them with all types of resistance. >> this is coming up after a series of u.s. airstrikes on and facility in volusia that killed 25 fighters. president trump responding on twitter saying

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ktvu's allison rodriguez has more on this safety concerns. >> reporter: i would like to request that you consider placing vehicles on the other side of town. >> those were just a few of the ideas that came out of a special safety meeting in lafayette wednesday night. >> we really appreciate living in lafayette. >> more than 100 people in the meeting at veterans memorial center from the lafayette and moraga areas. the meeting was called after two violent home invasion robberies happened in less than a month. >> these are rare to happen in our community. >> the police achieve in attendance. assuring the crowd that they're working around the clock and investigations. the first incident happened in all our way night in martino drive. police say three intruders attacked the husband and wife tied them up, and took off with their bmw found later abandoned in the oakland hills. >> they were trick-or-treaters going down and the robberies were actually leaving on martino road. this is incredibly scary. >> last tuesday, a similar case. three suspects attacking a man and woman inside their home

the evidence for that starts with allison. who is nigeria's minister of petroleum resources. every nigerian will be touched by the rewards of the proceeds from the well said fully as later a last day in office she's facing allegations she looted billions of dollars of oil revenue fares self and corrupt to says see it's. the week before in london she's personally handed a dominique a diplomatic passport by prime minister skerritt. a passport which could shield her from criminal charges we found documents showing a few days later a shell company forms in delaware an american state laws mean the true owners of the company a kept secret. for months later that shell company buys the new york apartment the $2200000.00 with no mortgage. property records confirm the prime minister's wife melissa was a resident photos place the skerritt family there. allison me too achy and roosevelt skerritt strongly denied any link to the company the board the apartment roosevelt skerritt said the family resided there due to a kind gesture by an unnamed friend of his wife he strongly denied any wron

allison, thank you. lauren: michael horowitz is gearing up for a new round of testimony on capitol hill. whe will be grilled about his probe into the fbi's russia investigation. he found no political evidence but did uncover evidence of serious errors made by the bureau when obtaining a warrant to surveil an advisor. john durham's investigation will reportedlied wrap up by this spring. cheryl: president trump hinting at jail time for james comey after he admitted he was wrong in the fisa process. he appeared with chris wallace days after the inspector general report was made. >> he's right, there was sloppiness, 17 things that should have been in the applications or at least discussed and characterized differently. it was not acceptable. so he's right, i was wrong. cheryl: president trump was watching. here's what he tweeted. comey is admitting he was wrong. he's only doing so because he was caught red handed. he was caught a long time ago. what are the consequences for his unlawful conduct? could it be

. >> more than 100 people pressing on in the search for allison waterson. she and her boyfriend got separate on a hike last sunday. she was reported missing monday. carlin was arrested on unrelated charges, still in police custody. watterson's parent hope authorities will find her soon. >> we really appreciate all the support we are getting from the community and other resources and want to thank everyone and want us to keep going so we find allison. >> we will do anything to get her home. >> officials are asking anyone with information to call the washington county sheriff's office nonemergency number, 5036290111. that will continue until december, so cold. leland: some video of the search and we will put up allison's picture for you to look at and one thing we have seen from covering too many of these is often times when the police and fbi have serious questions about somebody the person knew coming in this case the boyfriend they will often arrest them on unrelated charges, hold the menus that to continue to look at the case and also to pressure them to

four founders of the company, and a gentleman named carl fisher who was the chief founder, and jim allison was the number two guy, and he was president of the speedway for a while, and two other gentlemen, arthur newby and frank wealers, and they saw the potential of the automobile manufacturers in indianapolis, and they needed a place to test the cars. so the idea was to have a big testb track here where all of the local automakers could test their products, and then suddenly, they started to realize that they should race them on the weekends and sell them on monday. that is how the idea of racing here started. but when carl fisher, and the associates built this track, indianapolis was actually number two in the nation as far as the number of auwuto manufacturers the city, and number two was cleveland. so indianapolis had a burgeoning auto industry, and the companies needed a place to test the cars. a lot of roads were just rutted dirt paths, and you know, nothing they could really get up to speed. so this place was built and testing began in that regard. however, there is a guy named hen

allison rodriguez is live in santa clara. i look like you have some folks behind you. >> reporter: the tailgaters have shown up. a lot of comaraderie. sharing in a little libation, if you will. if you are 21 and older, it is 5:00 somewhere. the lot is a little empty. the gates have been open less than 30 minutes. fans will pour into the lot a great america for the official tailgate. the stadium is the perfect backdrop for fans gearing up to catch the red box will. it should be a good matchup. according to analysts, the bears have made major improvements under head coach, justin wilcox. they have not won a ballgame in 4 year's. that is something the crowd does not want to hear. illinois last won in 2011, between ucla. this is there first trip with lovie smith as the coach. we caught up with one cal fan. he says he is ready for a good time with all of the fans and his family. >> nothing like having a home game right here in your backyard. we are season ticket holders for caliphate golden bears. we are here to rally for our squa

allison rodriguez, one of the places where there will be picket lines this morning, good morning, al. >> good morning, dave. that's right, by this afternoon thousands will have picketed all across california. at this time here, they are already starting to set up for another day of a strike and those behind us say this isn't about -- it's about safety for patients. it's about staffing. they say there aren't enough resources for patients in need of meantal health treatment. do include psychologist, therapists, addiction specialist and other social workers. the strike starting on monday and continued every day since, picket place at 40 different sites across california including here in oakland, san francisco and san jose. health workers say that we caught up with patients have to wait weeks, sometimes even months for appointments. >> i'm booked out into february. if you want to come and see me, you have to -- and you're in need today, the next available appointment is in february. >> well keiser officials say it is already in the process of hiring hundreds of healthcare workers and it

allison barber has details. >> reporter: we have seven p today, cory booker had to back out. he had to cancel a couple events in the last two days because his team says he has the flu. seven candidates are here. we just heard from senator bernie sanders. we expect to hear from former vice president joe biden soon. the focus of today's forum is public education, public education groups and msnbc are hosting it. they are taking questions from the audience, many teachers and students. one of the organizers said candidates need to lay out their plans for public education. listen here. >> it's critical on a number of levels. one, candidates, you cannot run for the office of president without dealing wit dealing wito are concerned with public education. it's our democracy, how parents, students and educators interact with people running for office and that's critical to a healthy democracy. >> reporter: president trump was not invited to today's evidence p -- event. organizers say it is a democratic forum. if they host a republican one, he will be invited. on thursday, democrats ar

allison rodriguez joins us now. she braved the crowds, she's outside stoneridge shopping center to does. >> reporter: there was a steady flow of people all day in and out of the doors of them walking in empty-handed but as you can imagine, looking at with multiple bad in hand. we also stop by that san francisco in livermore and it was back there. another one of the season's busiest shopping days. just because christmas is over doesn't mean the shopping season is. and you can look at the san francisco outlet in livermore to prove that. shoppers coming from all over like joanna gardenias made the trip in from stockton. >> let's see if there is something in store for me. >> reporter: why not wait until crowds died down. she doesn't want to risk passing the return or exchange policy dates. >> i just want to make sure it wasn't too late for my return exchange. >> reporter: there are nice changes for dino who brought his two daughters of for a that osprey. >> we are looking forward to some shopping it is part of their chr

allison rodriguez was inside that meeting and joins us live from lafayette. >> reporter: julie, more than a dozen people spoke at tonight's meeting. it juan about panic or assigning blame when it came time for public comment. instead everybody just sharing ideas. coming together and trying to figure out ways to keep themselves but also their homes safe. >> i would like to request that you consider placing vehicles on the other side of town. >> reporter: cameras, alarms, motion lights. just a few of the ideas that came out of a special public safety meeting in lafayette wednesday night. >> we really appreciate living in lafayette. the fact that this many people are here. >> reporter: more than a hundred people packed into the meeting at veterans memorial center. the meeting was called after two violent home invasion robberies happened in less than a month. >> to have too 2 so close together is more impactful. >> reporter: the police chief in attendance assuring the crowd his agency was working around the clock on the investigation. the first incident happening halloween night on marti

. >> allison chinchar is tracking the storms for us now. we're heading into the new year. >> we've got a lot of cities that are going to have moderate or major delays today. the worst spots will be denver and minneapolis. some other bad spots likely going to be chicago, st. louis, stretching down towards memphis and even portions of daelllas a houston. for sunday actually as many cities looking at delays, you'll start to notice that push off to the east. now you're talking detroit, cincinnati, washington, d.c., new york, places like that, all from the same system as it makes its way to the east. let's break down that system we're talking about that's causing so many of these big problems here across the u.s. again, that's one of the big concerns is what is it actually pushing out. for a lot of the southern regions you're talking mostly rain. the northern and western regions it's mostly going to be snow. in between you've got sleet, freezing rain and ice mixed in. places like fargo, rapid city and duluth mostly going to be snow. the southern

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others aren't so sure and worry that another last minute short term fix is on the way allison winters with the conservative advocacy group americans for prosperity says one solution would be to put in place and automatic stopgap every year she says this will act as a safety net if congress doesn't have a spending deal reached by the usual september 30th deadline, it's not going to solve the right now the plan isn't on autopilot and there's no backup with a deadline looming. reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >>next these are posing as charities to try to steal your money this holiday season we hear from an expert on the safest ways you can get. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>well the holidays are about charity and giving to those less fortunate but there are also thieves looking to take advantage of your generosity and in many different for your money tonight where he will serve the better because business bureau joins us in the studio with tips on how to avoid being a victim of some of these. >>charity scams lori this is the time of year we've got to keep our guard up so what are the m

allison rodriguez is there, you spoke with a neighbor who try to get the man out?>> reporter: julie, he said he was banging on the door and he assumed that the man got out safely. he told me that the man is in his 50s and he worked in software, he had known him as they both lived in this building for quite some time now. in the meantime, cruz just finished boarding up the damage, you can see what is left behind a sits in a pile on the sidewalk.>> it is sad. it is.>> reporter: roger is and cleanup mode after a two alarm fire ripped through his home in san francisco's richmond district monday just before 3 pm. >> the smoke alarms went off, and i searched my apartment, nothing was amiss in my apartment, but i started seeing smoke coming up the heater vents. >> reporter: he rushed downstairs to where the smoke was coming from to get his neighbor out. >> really making a lot of noise, assumed after banging on the door for about a minute that he was definitely not there. >> reporter: the smoke was overwhelming, he stayed outside to catch his breath. minutes later, fire cr

allison rodriguez is at the medical center whether picketing is underway, good morning, allison. >> reporter: good morning, dave, by this afternoon, thousands will have picketed across california this week. as you can see here behind me, we've got a crowd already gathered and kaiser officials put up a sign since i know many people are hesitant to cross this area here for those to get inside to use a separate entrance here. these picketers continue, as they have been all week long. those behind the strike say this is not about taxes, it's about safety for patients. the core issue for them is staffing. they say there aren't enough resources for patients who are in need of mental health treatment. among the thousands participating in the strike, psychiatric nurse and therapist and addiction therapists and social workers. top executives just released to me saying they believe this is the end of the strike within a single year and they believe these repeated calls for short strikes is disruptive to patient access, operational care and service and is frankly irresponsible. the strike started on mo

i'd like to introduce now from z scaler allison, i know your employees were really racing this year. >> yes, we participated in a 48 hour virtual race by second harvest food bank. we among the 9 companies that weraisedre almost a millio dollars. >> reporter: that's fabulous. do the big reveal and show us just how much money you're donating to second harvest. >> just under $40,000. >> reporter: that's fantastic. kat is with second harvest of silicon valley, and this is going to go a long way. >> indeed it is. we couldn't do this work without our partners. thank you so much. these dollars mean this holiday season my families all over our community can make healthy and happy memories too. >> reporter: all gh t, ifget mo information you certainly can. go to our web page kpix.com/give. >>> santa usually brings the christmas present for one family it was a stork. ts reporter: bua family receive the gift of a lifetime. that story coming up. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a k

as allison was saying, there are some delays across the country. we are seeing on the boards here just a couple of delays going to the west coast san francisco area airports seeing a couple of hour delays. other than that, looking pretty good right now. we did talk to some travelers who are going to the boston and new york areas where we are going to see that snow hit and they say that this is how they booked their flights initially, they had planned to get out early and they are used to the winter weather and hopes it doesn't slow them down. we will see how that goes as the day continues and, of course, we are also seeing even tsa precheck lines and the clear lines also longer than usual. you can see in the distance there, a lot of twists and turns to the general checkpoints. this is definitely an expected busy day. the airport is prepared with a lot of staff. the airlines also have a lot of staff. delta and american airlines have issued travo the travelers head to the cities hit with the winter storm. >>> a gruesome discovery in arizona. two of t

we are more allison wonderland then a house of representatives. do you think they're not needs to be a modicum of process and rights? while the rules committee is continuing its discussions, they haven't actually formally decided what the shape of the debate started on wednesday morning will look like, the house republican leadership just wrapped up a press conference where they repeated the president's contention that this is not a fair process, that the president has not been given an opportunity to defend himself, a point which house speaker nancy pelosi in the past hour has roundly denied, she has said that the process carried out by the house judiciary and intelligence committee was fair, was transparent, and basically made the case to the american public that impeachment should go forward. so the political debate continues, even as this legal process continues in the house of representatives. muchbeth: thank you very for that, roslyn jordan with the latest live in washington, d.c. protests are taking place across the u.s.. the rally is calle

we've got cnn meteorologist allison chinchar with your holiday forecast. >> we're taking a look, we've got oa lot of roads under water and even closed around the charleston, south carolina, area this morning. still, some of those heavy rain bands pushing in not just to charleston but also savannah. this low pressure system should exit the area later on today. some of the other problems we have going on this morning fog, and in some cases freezing fog. we're talking at least half a dozen states here under some type of fog advisory or freezing fog advisory. folks, please give yourself extra time. we saw what happened on sunday in virginia when fog and freezing conditions led to that multicar pileup there. we don't need any more accidents today. these are going to be the locations of most country. most of these advisories expire at 9 or 10:00 a.m. this morning. the rest of the day looks relatively pleasant. chicago looking at some clouds in the afternoon but a high of 52. partly cloudy skies in st. louis with a high of 60. look at dallas, 71 degrees for the high today. with e do have some