kansas city was a segregated city. amy: we will speak to the editor of "the kansas city star" and the african-american reporter who led the effort to examine the newspaper's coverage of the black community. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has blocked a democratic effort to for a vote on upping direct payments to $2000 per person as part of the new coronavirus stimulus package. the house voted monday to approve the increase. with democratic and republican support. mcconnell said tuesday the senate may still consider the adder checks, but will trump's other demands to investigate unsubstantiated voter fraud in the presidential election and to remove liability protections for social media companies. but analysts say lumping all of trump's demands together makes passage of thehecks ch more $2000 unlikely. meanwhile, the treasury said it is starting to send the $600 payments to americans. senators bernie

kansas city was a segregated city. amy: we will speak to the editor of "the kansas city star" and the african-american reporter who led the effort to examine the newspaper's coverage of the black community. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has blocked a democratic effort to force vote on upping direct payments to $2000 per person as part of the new coronavirus stimulus package. the house voted monday to approve the increase. with democratic and republican support. mcconnell said tuesday the senate may still consider the adder checks, but will trump's other demands to investigate unsubstantiated voter fraud in the presidential election and to remove liability protections for social media companies. but analysts say lumping all of trump's demands together makes passage of thehecks ch more $2000 unlikely. meanwhile, the treasury said it is starting to send the $600 payments to americans. senators bernie

brought to kansas city. your paper could have just vowed to do better. you have a six part series that examines past coverage. why was that so important and why now? >> pamela, the star is known for investigative journalism. yet as we have written stories over the years about systemic racism in the institutions we cover in kansas city, we never put ourselves under the microscope to try better, to better understand how the star covered the black community for years. without that self examination, i think many in the community felt we lacked credibility to tell some of the stories and like many great stories that come out of news rooms, this bubbled up from the ranks of a reporter, one of the veteran reporters, ray williams, brought the idea to us. you know, coming to a decision, the decision wasn't difficult to start down the path six months ago of reporting out this series because it is very clearly the right thing to do but executing the stories in a way that would express our sincerity and come without con

but the kansas city star went further. you engaged in a deep look at things that came long before any of you who work there now ever worked there. why -- what was the point of going all the way back, 140 years back, and looking at all of the coverage? >> well, once we understood exactly what that coverage said and didn't say in many cases, it wasn't really a hard decision to make once we knew to the extent that the star had really failed to help, you know, the community progress on this front. we felt like it was an opportunity to, you know, lay ourselves bare and do some moral inventory. and i think that without that self-examination i think many in the community felt we lacked the credibility to tell some of those accountability stories. >> what is the ability of journalists in the organization to say, i wasn't here for any of that thing, times were different, there were black newspapers that served black communities across america. that wasn't the role but now we are what we are. and i ask you this, because all of us ne

but the kansas city star went further. you engaged in a deep look at things that came long before any of you who work there now ever worked there. why -- what was the point of going all the way back, 140 years back and looking at all of the coverage? >> well, once we understood exactly what that coverage said and didn't say in many cases, it wasn't really a hard decision to make once we knew to the extent that the star had really failed to help, you know, the community progress on this front. we felt like it was an opportunity to, you know, lay ourselves bare and do some moral inventory. and i think that without that self-examination i think many in the community felt we lacked the credibility to tell some of those accountability stories. >> what should be the ability of journalists in the organization to say i wasn't here for any of that thing, times were different, there were black newspapers that served black communities across america. that wasn't the role but now we are what we are. and i ask you this because all of u

times" did and what the "kansas city star" did is the "kansas city star" we decided we were going to do more than just make an apology but that we were going to bare our soul if you will. we laid it all out there on the table so that people could see what we were apologizing for. so we looked for examples and stories and laid them out in full on the table so that you could see exactly the problem and what we were tackling. >> my last question to you quickly, what has been the community's response? >> it's been mostly positive. i've been very happy about the response. most people have said we're so glad that you've done this. it's long overdue. but they also have questions about what we do next and how we follow up with this. >> mara, i would love to have you back on to discuss that. >>> thank you for being with us this hour. don't go away. stay with me for another hour of live msnbc coverage right after the break. over two million meals provided. over four hundred national parks protected. in fact, subaru and our retailers will have proudly donated over two hundred million dollars to

in kansas city, and director of the national campaign homes guarantee. welcome both of you to democracy now! tara, let's begin with you. lay out the national problem we are saying. record deaths, record hospitalizations, record infections around the coronavirus. and this federal moratorium on evictions is due to end at the end of this year, in just a few weeks. realize important to the federal moratorium that is due to and was not good enough to begin with. it did not come until september and that was month after people in places like kansas city have been evicted and forced to the streets in the middle of a global pandemic. the cdc moratorium only covers one type of eviction, and those are evictions for nonpayment of rent. it leaves a lot open to local interpretation and puts the apply fortenants to that production. the cdc moratorium was not good leave hundreds of thousands to millions of families vnerable to eviction within the first 20 days of the next year. can a coke plain the difference between -- amy cook's by the difference between federal evict

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in kansas city, and director of the national campaign homes guarantee. welcome both of you to democracy now! tara, let's begin with you. lay out the national problem we are saying. record deaths, record hospitalizations, record infections around the coronavirus. and this federal moratorium on evictions is due to end at the end of this year, in just a few weeks. realize important to the federal moratorium that is due to and was not good enough to begin with. it did not come until september and that was month after people in places like kansas city have been evicted and forced to the streets in the middle of a global pandemic. the cdc moratorium only covers one type of eviction, and those are evictions for nonpayment of rent. it leaves a lot open to local interpretation and puts the apply fortenants to that production. the cdc moratorium was not good leave hundreds of thousands to millions of families vulrable to eviction within the first 20 days of the next year. can a coke explain the difference between -- amy cook's by the difference between federal evi

that business is the kansas city star. joining me how is the president and editor of the kansas city star, mike fannon. mike, thank you for coming on the is understand show ois sund for the extraordinary apology and proper yekts that you and your newspaper have undertaken. why did you feel it was so important to go on the record in this way about the paper's history? >> well, i think that it was past due and past time for an honest assessment of the coverage that we've done in the past. you know, in recent years, we've been writing about structural racism in kansas city. but we had never really addressed our own role in helping to create and support that structure. and those stories didn't always land in the right way or in the most impactful way and i think part of that is until we addressed the history, we didn't really have the credibility and cache in the black community to speak for those communities. so a reporter came to me with the idea over the summer in the wake of george floyd's death and i think those of us who

kansas city had a chance to win in regulation, but the usually automatic stenrude mission at field goal. after a scoreless first overtime period, a 37 yard field goal in the second overtime for the dolphins. that is still the longest game in pro football history. that's this day in sports christmas day. >> and you know we have viewers everywhere, and that includes oklahoma, and since christmas is all about family, i want to give a shout-out to the howards watching in oklahoma city, streaming on ktvu.com. merry christmas, guys. >> good night be everyone. >> love it. fans far and wide. thanks, everybody. >> see you at 10:00.

to just get kansas city chiefs, chicago blackhawks, tojust get rid of native mascots altogether. and i just don't like native mascots in any sports team at all. in any way. the cleveland fans will be able to cheer on the indians for one more season cheer on the indians for one more season in 2021 but after that, he will have a new nickname. seth bennett, bbc news. staying with the issue of race, the former arsenal ceo ivan gazidis, who's now ceo of ac milan, has been speaking about racism in italy. he's just helped produce ac milan's manifesto for equality, diversity and inclusion. it comes a year after the club and other serie a sides wrote an open letter to fans asking for racism to be tackled. gazidis has been speaking to our reporter alex howell. there is no end to the process that we are on. the journey that football has taken over the last 20 and 30 yea rs has has taken over the last 20 and 30 years has been significant but we have a long way to go and i don't think we will reach a finishing line. football reflects issues in society, and we see some of those issues and some

they were that caught up and kansas city was at october 2nd. we are actually working split shifts and are obviously socially distanced and given the fact that we've had so many people teleworking and we hit our high this week of 59,000 with teleworking which is definitely a record for us. they have given us more space and we can socially distance where we've had employees sitting doing something else. so we have really done all that we could do. we've offered the processing employees over time and weekend work and what i can say is on behalf of the internal revenue service and every employee for literally every american, we appreciate the patience and understanding they have had with us. this is not an excuse, but i will say that our employees went through the same, exact thing as every other american during covid with respect to the health and safety concerns for themselves, for their family and their neighborhood and their communities, and it was a highly uncertain thing, to the extent it's created significant hardships and we were our best,

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how did this boy from holton, kansas, become the longest serving member in kansas city. like father, like soon. i graduated from k state with a journalism. my dad saw -- i was joined in peace time -- i joined in peacetime and served on okinawa and was part of the first marine contingent to serve to iwo jimma. i dropped everything and drove to washington when senator frank carlson asked me to come and work for him. within weeks of leaving phoenix, i was the chief of staff for senator carlson, a highly respected senator who made his mark on kansas city as the only person to serve our state as congressman, governor, senator, u.n. delegate and the founder of the national prayer breakfast. life changed dramatically at that time. i always thought a bachelor was a man who did not make the same mistake once. then into my life came a tall, blond, blue-eyed magnolia blossom from south carolina. frankie and i have been married for 51 years and blessed with three children and eight grandchildren. i am who i am because frankie is my wife and we are parents to david, ashley, and wesle

city star" posted a letter, an apology from the kansas city star the editor of the newspaper says the death of george floyd sparked an honest examination of the paper's past, saying in part, the newspaper disenfranchised, ignored generations of black stories, writing when black people were written about, they were cast primarily as perpetrators, advancing a toxic narrative. >>> battling for potential playoff positioning. new york on the board first, but we wouldn't be showing you a field goal if the giants had better highlights. browns qb baker mayfield cooking, hitting off to cooper, then jarvis landry the browns make like zeus and slay the titans, the giants rather, an attempt mythology joke. >>> for the first time since 2008, the patriots will miss the postseason i don't think their afc contemporaries feel bad about that at all. at 9-5 the dolphins are in the afc wild card chase. the ravens and raiders need a little help with two weeks left to play. >>> a christmas song has taken a profound new mean. >> 2 canadians took a daring plunge in the middle of the darkest night it's true,

kansas city hangs on 17-14. the chiefs kneel down the number one seed with a 14-1 record. the steelers went to the locker room at half trailing the cold 21-7. pittsburgh were down, take a lead for the first time in a game. and roth's burger thread the needle to juju smith-schuster. the steelers come from behind for a 28-24 win. that is the basic, we just won the division dance. the browns have been one of the seasons great stories. the jets have been a total bust. sam darnold gave the jets a 13- 3 lead at the half. the browns have to go for it on a for the 1 play. aker mayfield fumbles. his teammate, kareem hunt recovers. inside of two minutes, it is mayfield that recovers his own fumble. the jets win for the second time this year. it is 23-16. the browns had to beat the steelers to clinch a playoff spot for the first time in 18 years. in case you missed it, the 49ers were winners yesterday and the raiders were losers. >>> all right, joe, thank you. that will do it for this edition of ktvu fox2 news. thank you for joining us. we will be back later on tonight at 10:00 and 1

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>> you've done this before and you know what you're doing. >> okay. >>> in kansas city, at oxford university, trying to figure out a way of drilling into a relic of john the baptist. >> i think it's pretty best to go in here, first. >> he hopes to date the carbon, inside the bone. and perhaps, even get a dna profile that can, then, be matched against the first-century relic he has already tested from bulgaria. >> it's the collagen part of the bone that we want to date. that's the protein part and that, in modern people, is about 20% by weight. but, of course, in older materials, the collagen decays and -- and -- and degrades. and so, it's often not present in that large an amount. and of course, when we are dating very small relics, tiny bones, it becomes very, very -- very, very difficult to get a useful enough sample size if we had to extract the collagen for dating. >> with limits to how far he can drill, he can't be sure they have got enough to determine whether this bone could've belonged to john the baptist. in jerusalem, the more john the baptist denounces harrod, the more he risks in

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, philadelphia atlanta, chicago, dallas, kansas city, denver, san francisco and seattle. can the scientific work of epa is also decentralized and takes place in laboratories located across the country. air pollution work takes place in raleigh durham north carolina. toxicology and industrial engineering, in cincinnati. round water research, in oklahoma. pesticide biology and that's in florida, and ecosystems research in oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment, and what's effects various exposure levels have in the environment. this knowledge would help us some control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them we need more information on long-range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution control apparatus was design

, philadelphia, atlanta, chicago, dallas, kansas city, denver, san francisco and seattle. the scientific work of epa is also decentralized and takes place in laboratories located across the country. air pollution work takes place in raleigh, durham, north carolina. toxicology and industrial engineering in cincinnati, groundwater research in oklahoma. pesticide biology in gulf breeze, florida, and ecosystems research in corvalis, oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment and what effects various exposure levels have on human health and the environment. this knowledge would help us control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them. we need more information on long-range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution control ap

. >>> next, from the kansas city public library, coauthors david mills and kayla westra talk about their book great wartime escapes and rescues. in an illustrated talk, they focus on prisoners of war and concentration camps. >> good evening! i'm steve leeburg with the library's public affairs staff. thanks so much for joining us tonight. and, thanks to the u.s. army command and general staff college. one of our longest, best, favorite programming partners for yet

harry truman, from kansas city. he was 35 years old when he led his battery of kansas city misfits. a lot of them were catholic, they came out of reform school, they were a ill disciplined group and he whipped them into shape. in part because he was so much older than the rest of them, and he led them very effectively during the war. he led his battery a french 70 fives. now his unit was mostly catholic. the soldiers that were in his battery became lifelong friends and political supporters of him. so they were getting to talk. they said that the prohibition amendment had passed, the 36 state nebraska and ratified it in 1919. five days later, harry writes fiancÉe writer this letter. i love this. he's been talking to all of the soldiers and he says anyway, it looks to me like the moonshine is this is going to be pretty good in the land of liberty and trading stamps. some of us want to get in on the ground floor. at least we want to get there in time to lay up supply for future consumption. i think it corduroy been will last me about 40 years. again, he was talking with all of, them t

kansas city, kelsey, 7 catches today. breaking the single season record for tight end. the chiefs hosting the falcons trying to nail down the number one playoff seed. mahomes for 25 yards to score. 17-14 to go. the falcons had time to get them in possession for a game- tying 39 yard field goal. he missed it badly. kansas city hangs on. >>> the steelers went to the locker room at the half trailing 21-7. pittsburgh down 3 here. taking the lead for the first time in the game. ben roethlisberger threads the needle to smith. this is your " we-just-won-the- division dance. the browns are one of the great stories, the jets, a bust. sam darnald to give the jets the lead at the halfful the browns have to -- at the half. the browns have to go for it. hunt, recovers, inside two minutes. has to be mayfield recovering his own fumble. the win, for the second time this year. the browns half to beat it for the first time in 18 years. coming up at 11:30 on sports wrap, guys. >> all right. we will see you then. joe, thank you. >>> next at 11:00. i am going to find out if i am eligible or

that was actually the day the 49ers faced the kansas city sheaves in super bowl liv. >> i think i vaguely remember that and it all begins with our look back at the year of sports. >> reporter: 2020 began on the nfl's biggest stage, super bowl liv patrick muhomes leading the kansas city chiefs and earning the head coach a ring with the san francisco 49ers. but as one new star emerged we lost another. basketball legend cokobe bryant his 13-year-old daughter gianna and seven others killed. the outpouring of grief was widespread. the nba paid tribute honoring bryant on and off the court. fans from all over the world mourning their idol especially in los angeles. kobe, a loving father of four girls who became an advocate for womens basketball. then march brought a different kind of madness, the covid-19 pandemic. the utah jazz's rudy cobear positive test bringing games to a halt, setting off a chain reaction. >> the #suspending its season. >> the ncaa shocking basketball fans. >> thousands of top athletes side lined. >> reporter: after months of no games the nba created a bubble to resume play

. >>> the kansas city chiefs getting a huge win in new orleans in what could be a preview of the super bowl. carolyn ma knm preview of the super bowl. carolyn ma kanu has more in the bleacher report. >> good morning to you, boris. the marquee match up, patrick mahomes and drew brees meeting for the very first time. it was a really physical contest as well. back in the lineup after 11 broken ribs kept him out of the last four games. patrick mahomes, brought the magic that we have come to expect, three touchdown passes, includesi including an off balance throw to hardmen. chiefs win 32-29, they're 9th straight victory. kansas city has the league's best record at 31-1. >>> for the first time in 358 days, the new york jets are winners. how about that, they were 17-point underdogs but raced out to a lead, held on to win by 3. good news is they won't be the third team in history to go 0 and 16. the bad news, they fall behind the jaguars for the race for the number one pick in the nfl drag. meantime, tom brady knows how to execute a come back over the falli falcons, tampa rallying after being

what prompted the federal government surging resources into kansas city, now eight other cities to address the violent crime up tick and it get the trigger pullers off the streets. the federal criminal system offers enhancements especially for returning violent criminals. so they are kept off the street for a long time. elizabeth: will biden justice department continue it? because we're seeing 90 percent of the illegal alien arrests, criminal illegal aliens, 104,000, had criminal records and charges for things like homicides, kidnapping, murder, sexual assault. i.c.e. is dealing with that, violent crime spiking in u.s. cities. are these efforts continuing under a biden administration? >> well if they don't you will see a such a surge in violent crime across our country that the american people will not put up with it. and they will have to respond. you know one of the things i saw when i was at the department of justice was in these cities that have you know, sort of unwilling to work with federal law enforcement on enforcing the criminal illegal alien statutes as they stand today, you kno

city was discovered to have the virus, and i think he, in fact, died of the virus. this was very early on. i was talking with my fellow journalists here at cnn, and i said if it's in this gentleman in a nursing home outside of kansas city has this, this is very early on when it was only showing up in the coasts, then it really must be everywhere, and i wonder if that's what you think about this? >> yeah, that's exactly it, and it's funny, folks asked me a week or two ago, should we shut down flights to the uk, and my response was it's too late, right? it's already here. it's the same thing. even if you look at that thunurg home case in washington, that seminole case we identified in the u.s., we now know it had been up and down california, washington state for months, ditto with the east coast breakouts. i agree completely. it is here already. unfortunately right now, the only thing we have to protect ourselves are those same strategies we've been urging since the beginning, right? it's mask up. avoid indoor gatherings. make sure that you isolate if you have symptom

the kansas city public library hosted this event. it's an hour. [ applause ] >> well, thank you, crosby, for that introduction which is appropriate. you said half the things or you introduced the -- you have introduced half the things i want to talk about. no, i mean that very positivity. first i want to thank crosby kemper, henry, and the rest of the kansas city staff and for setting up this wonderful venue. so, yeah, i think it's very appropriate, the time and the place -- appropriate time and place as crosby said to talk about george kennan and his diari diaries. first of all, he was a midwestern, he grew up in milwaukee and he was conscious of the fact that milwaukee was not california. it's also appropriate -- this place is very appropriate to talk about kennan because kennan is the most productive years in the government was as a member of the truman administration and of course harry truman was born and grew up about 40 mile from here, independence, missouri. notice i said, independence, i'm trying to win the audience here. an

kayla who is a former kansas city resident is here from where she now lives in minnesota. where she is the dean of institutional effectiveness and liberal arts at the minnesota west community and technical college. kayla, thanks so much for making the trip. please join me in welcoming both of them. >> well good evening everybody. thanks for coming out. looks like the weather has cooperated. if you remember from last year, we were supposed to have a couple of different presentations that eventually got canceled. it's great to see everything. we have been friends about ten years. worked at minnesota west when i took a position down here. two years ago, kayla and i decided to write this book on pow escapes and rescues. you might remember the discussions and the talk about world war ii down here. so, when i told the bud man about our book, he asked us to come talk about a number of these episodes. so, the same thing we will start off talking about the history of prisoners an their treatments and talk about why it is so hard to make a successful escape. and talk about specific

kansas city never recovered from their good 3 no win for minnesota who move on to monday's western conference final where they will meet the defending arrows champions the seattle's sound. practice for sunday's grand prix in bahrain after an eventful week in formula one world champion lewis hamilton isn't taking part having contracted coronavirus but there has been a welcome return to the paddock for a man grows john days after he's horrifying crash gemma goes around school reports a. few drivers have walked away from a crash as serious as roman groeschel but just 4 days as he was engulfed in a fireball the french been returned to the track where it happened version spent 3 nights in hospital being treated for burns to his hands and a broken left foot he came back to thank those who'd saved his life thank you for coming by giving the banks a price for you when a man across the road. was. your reaction but you just say so did you do all your work there so where was a big car thank you for saving my life was. investigation into the crash is ongoing and this has teammate is happy to see growth b

. >>> next from the kansas city public library, co-authors david mills and kayla westra talk about their book "great wartime escapes and rescues" in an illustrated talk they focus on world war ii prisoners of war and concentration camps. >> good evening. i'm steve wieberg with the library's public affairs staff. thanks so much for joining us tonight. thanks to the u.s. army command and general staff college, one of our longest, one of our best, one of our favorite programming

miami lost to kansas city so vegas stays one game behind the dolphins. the chiefs are now the top seed john gruden is not scoreboard watching right now. >> we can't worry about the playoffs and he was winning and losing around the league. we've got to take care of our business. i don't want to hear anymore playoff questions. >> that is as close to gym or as john gruden was going to get today. >> don't talk about playoffs. are you kidding me? playoffs? >> and women's basketball, stanford had coached her of on debeer beat calcined in a. she ties pat summitt for most wins in women spassky pull history. that is 1098. see you tonight. >>> time now is 4:56. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, another struggling san francisco restaurant shutting down. the contract issue in the middle of coronavirus, coming up. >>> here is a live look outside before we head to break from our exclusive mark haas pins camera. home's been there for us all year long. so let's celebrate the holidays with gifts for home that add some style to the things we do tog

city wouldn't look back getting a hard-fought 22-16 victory. >>> the lonely jets were five seconds away but derek carr burst their bubble the shot kept their playoff hopes alive. >>> and in seattle the giants overcame a slow start and blocked punt big blue's offense clicked and the giants upset the seahawks on the road, 17-12. >>> after all of that, what does new york's path to the playoffs look like? steve kornacki was on sunday night football to break it all down. >> the giants to 5-7 you see the playoff probability jumps from 1-3 to 45% for the giants that number, by the way, could grow soon because, look, washington, they've still got to play pittsburgh this week. if washington loses that week, the giants then move a full game ahead of washington. by the way, they have the tiebreaker over washington as well. >> couldn't stay away from that touchscreen too long after the election. >>> spacex successfully executed their 100th mission. the falcon 9 rocket is carrying a dragon supply rocket with supplies they delivered christmas gifts, a holiday meal and 20 mice among other cargo to the

today, tonight, kansas city could see some icing, could make really messy roads. this next storm moves up, new year's day, 2021 starting off with an icy mix from kansas city over through illinois and even tornadoes along the gulf coast. let's get that tuesday trivia sponsored by state farm. >>> good morning. and welcome to our brightest and likely our driest day this week. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco a. series of storms starts tomorrow with the heaviest one likely monday. temperatures range from 57 in half moon way to 64 in santa rosa. most of us 58 to 61 degrees. almost as cold tonight. more clouds out there with our full moon. 30s and 40s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, all the storms are 1s >>> and stay with us.rms are 1s my exclusive conversation, that black teenager accused of stealing a woman's cell phone in soho, he is speaking out here to us for the very first time. here for the very first time. >>> re freedom with over 300 zero point foods. and new tools to boost your mood and help keep you hydrated! get more of what you need to help you lo

kansas city never recovered from that good 3 nil win for minnesota to move on to monday's western conference final where they will be the defending and i was tramping the seattle sounders. england's cricket team say they're concerned about the integrity of their bio secure bubble in south africa of the one south african player tested positive for corona virus the case forced the postponement of the 1st one day international in cape town just an hour before that's due to start on friday both teams are staying in the same hotel so the african team is investigating if there was a breach meanwhile the series will now start on sunday in paul for the test indicate that this is a more recent invention that occurred within the boys safe environment so it's a so you know clearly there seems to be some kind of bridge which will be investigated in great detail to try and determine where this happened i can i can categorically state that is no player who can leave who is able to leave the hotel environment simply by virtue of the fact that is security around and the security will not allow a player to l

12 minutes kansas city never recovered from bats a good 3 no win for minnesota to move on to monday's western conference final where they will beat the defending m.l.s. champions the seattle sounders. in the n.b.a. golden state warriors god steph curry is looking forward to returning to action after missing large parts of the previous season with a hand injury of the 4th consecutive conference titles the warriors missed out on the playoffs last season as injuries ravaged their squad and before pre-season even begins they've been hit with a season ending injury to another star man play thompson was emotional for sure because you want the best for him he did. you know there's. no use working hard to get. help bring that same effort commitment focus to this rehab and you know we're just you may have to have this back and. you know because the women's golf legend anika soren stam has been elected president of the international golf interation the i.g.a. phase the gulf body recognized within the olympic and paralympic movement soren stem worked with them as an ambassador to get sport back

kansas city to indianapolis overnight tonight into early tomorrow. you've got slip and slide on i-70. chicago to detroit, you're going to get into it tomorrow, too. so, let's all take this low and time it out for you. it's really the overnight hours for the plains and parts of the ozarks and moves through, and you can see that pink color, that's what you want to watch out for, western new york and pennsylvania going to get sloppy by tomorrow night, too. tom, happy new year. >> happy new year, ginger. >>> we turn to politics now and a major headline just days before two senate runoff elections in georgia. republican senator david perdue going into quarantine after being exposed to covid-19. nearly 3 million people already voting early in person or by mail. here's abc's alex per shea. >> reporter: tonight, david perdue sidelined ahead of that crucial runoff that will determine control of the u.s. senate after coming into close contact with someone on his campaign who tested positive for covid-19. his team saying per due and his wife are quarantining an

kansas city 13-1 this year, they win 32-29. >>> neither eagles nor cardinals could afford a loss in arizona philly kept this interesting behind jalen hurts philly can't get it done, deandre hopkins has better mitts than the hamburger helper hauling in that touchdown. 33-26 the final. >>> dolphins/patriots in miami tua and the fins enacting sweet revenge upon their afc east tormenters, new england. patriots losto miami, ensuring bill belichick and company will miss the playoffs for the first time since 2008. miami wins 22-12 fins 9-5 on the year, alive in the afc wild card picture. here's logos on your screen. ravens and raiders need a little help with two weeks to go. >>stl ce,heatest on major shipping delays hitting days before christmas. ion. a string of lights sparks family ties. a last-minute gift makes a lasting impression. a tray carries your heritage. and an ending means a new beginning. when they're sick, they get comfortable anywhere and spread germs everywhere. nothing kills more viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it

>>we're one of 2 independent operations and city. how can we continue to function, you know, adam roberts co owner scream and armor theater in or kansas city believes it will hurt both small and large theater chain operators but roberts and john edwards, both agree it's not the end of seeing movies in a theater, but it will now be different than these or escaped, you know and then the word escape is key. i think there when you when you're thinking of leaving your everyday life, you know sitting on your couch watching a movie with your phone next to you. >>that's not an escape that's just you know passing time if you will you know go to the ballet every weekend you don't go to a musical every weekend. that's going to be a new movie experience for big to get movies like a new marvel movie. >>now people are not going to watch at home. that was pat mcgonigle reporting while warner brothers is a giant in the movie industry its movies are far from the most popular. >>last year the top 5 grossing movies in the u.s. came from disney. disney

kelce became the first tight end to record his fifth 1,000-yard season kansas city with a look back, getting the hard-fought 22-16 victory. in seattle, the giants overcame the slow start and a blocked punt big blue's offense clicked in the second half and the giants upset the seahawks on the road 17-12. at lambeau field, aaron rodgers had a reason to celebrate. this time davante adams gave him his 400th career touchdown he is the fastest in league history to that feat and just the sixth qb to ever reach 400. the packers flew by the eagles 30-16. and the browns got up to a comfortable lead against the tightens at the half jostling for position in the afc playoffs tennessee put on a furious comeback in the second, but it was too little, too late cleveland gets the win, 41-45. and in the meadowlands, the lowly jets were just five seconds away from their first win of the season, but derek carr burst his bubble with his pass to henry ruggs. kept the playoff hopes alive as they sneak past the jets 31-28. >>> >> with just four weeks left in the regular season, the push for the playoffs is c

. >> reporter: elgin thrower, a security guard from kansas city, with a special needs son and a dream to be a police officer. >> in law enforcement, i can make a difference. >> reporter: and danielle dip, a waitress from pittsburgh, who's way behind on rent. >> it has been a pretty bad year, but somehow, somewhere, something's going to work out. >> reporter: on that note, i'd like to introduce somebody to you. >> okay... ? >> hi, this is secret santa. >> reporter: danielle's bad year was about to get a whole lot better. >> open up that sealed envelope. >> okay. >> reporter: everyone's bad year was about to get a whole lot better. >> oh, my gosh. there's money in there, you guys. >> there's $1,000. >> whoa! >> reporter: this season, secret santa gave away about $100,000 total to total strangers. >> oh, my god! >> and that's to help make your christmas just a little bit better. >> oh, my god. i can't believe this. >> reporter: but, of course, the money isn't the real gift here. >> thank you. >> you know, kindness, when freely given with no expectation in return, is, in fact, uncondition

we'll take a look at this an artist in kansas city, missouri decided to decorate for the holidays with a 2020 flair. he tp his own house and his neighbors say with the year quote being so crappy they think it's the perfect christmas decorations for the year. >>well coming up in the next hour more restrictions are coming to county this afternoon. as a stay at home order goes into effect. plus santa clara county is running out of icu beds, the dire warning from officials ahead in a live report stay with us. ♪ even the smallest surprise... can make the biggest memories... big enough to last a lifetime. ♪ kinder joy treat plus toy a little surprise goes a long way. did you know that your clothes can actually attract pet hair? treat plus toy with new bounce pet hair & lint guard, your clothes can repel pet hair. one bounce mega sheet has 3x the hair fighting ingredients of the leading dryer sheet. simply toss into the dryer to bounce out hair & lint. look how the shirt on the left attracts pet hair like a magnet! pet hair is no match for bounce. it's available in fresh scent & unscented

city in 2016. 4 of those on the list were contractors who worked for the controversial private security firm formerly known as blackwater they were convicted of massacring more than a dozen iraqi civilians including 2 children in baghdad in 2007 incident caused an international for roll over the use of private security personnel in war zones all 4 was serving long prison sentences then frescoes the former deputy assistant attorney general of the u.s. department of justice he says trump is using his pardoning power to try to discredit inquiries into his administration's conduct. at the moment it seems like president trump is saying that he's going to be leaving the white house and he had felt that a lot of his term was dealt with with the russian investigators that he was going to pardon everybody involved with the russians as they gauge it in his mind he thought that he was a village in the middle as the gauges and so in order for him to sort of square the circle he's going to pardon everybody who got to think that within the russians as the gauge and then with regard to both the blackw

city wouldn't look back, getting the hard-fought victory. >>> the jets just five seconds away from their first victory, but derek carr burst their bubble this pass to ruggs soared right over the defense as they sneak by the jets 31-28. and in seattle, the giants overcame a slow start and a blocked punt big blue's offense clicked in the second half and the giants upset the seahawks on the road 17-12. so after all that, what does new york's path to the playoffs look like our very own steve kornacki was on "sunday night football" to break it all down. >> the giants to 5-7 you see the playoff probability jumps from about 1 in 3 to 45% for the giants and that number, by the way, could grow soon because, look, washington, they still got to play pittsburgh this week, and if washington loses that game, the giants then move a full game ahead of washington and, by the way, they have the tiebreaker over washington as well >>> a nor'easter brought heavy rain and strong winds and snow to parts of new england over the weekend. the impacts from the storm caused more than 200,000 people to lose power. p