we were still living on long island and allen hathaway secretary calls and says allen wants to see you right away. so i said well we are in new jersey and she said allen wants to see you immediately. so i told her you see iowa's right not to move. i was about to be fired. all the way into newsday i kept thinking how is it dignified way to talk about the reason that i was fired. when i get to the office allen had an office in the corner that was glass-enclosed and he waves me over there and as i walk i see this big redhead of his bent over he's reading something and as i get closer i see that what he is reading is my memo. so i get to the door and he doesn't look up and i say mr. hathaway and he waves me to a chair and keeps reading. after a while he looks up and says to me, i didn't know someone from princeton could do this. from now on you do investigative work. in moments like this i said that isa don't know anything about investigative reporting. allen looks up at me and i still remember for what was a very long time and says just remember to turn every page. never assume anything.

and allen weisselberg. so if i could be indicted for it, obviously so could don jr., allen weisselberg and the big man himself. >> do you think allen weisselberg looks at you as a cautionary tale in some ways? do you think he will flip? >> i think allen's stupid if he doesn't because what they did to me, i mean, they came down with the full weight and authority of the u.s. government, especially this corrupt -- the former corrupt department of justice with bill barr. it was nothing that i had ever experienced before. it was like being stuck between a tsunami and, you know, and a typhoon all at the same time. they should be doing the same thing to him. they should go after his son barry, his son jack, barry worked for the company. jack was one of two lenders, deutsche bank and ladder capital. why is it they're not pressuring him that way. i wouldn't be shocked down the road to find folks like allen weisselberg, jeff mcconny and others actually already providing information and testimony to the attorney gener

>> i agree with professor allen. i don't know that there is a retirement investor that wants the volatility and insolvency risk of bitcoin. it gives you very little yield if any at all. >> thank you. we know that the stable coin market is worth about $130 billion. a lot of this growth has happened really fast in the last couple of years. i don't think regulators have kept up with this transition. the president's working group on financial markets released a report recently on stable coins, suggestions for congress, as well as banking regulatory agencies recommendations for what we should think about as we regulate stable coins. what do you think we should be considering, as policymakers, as we think about a regulatory framework for stable coins? >> i think we need to think about the secondary market and how stable coins drive de-fi and make sure there is not a gap between the protections that you receive as an investor in the equity market and the protections that you may receive as an investor in the crypto acid mar

he had no use -- we never really knew if allen went to a college or not. he said he had but we never really were sure of that. but he certainly dislike graduates of prestigious universities. and none had ever been hired. i was hired when allen was on vacation. >> [laughs] >> -- . i sort of a joke to him. he wouldn't talk to me. and i would say, good morning, mr. hathaway, he would never say a word back. professionally i didn't have to deal with him very much because i was the low end of the totem pole, the newest quarter, doing obituaries, working nights. but i also worked saturdays and news day didn't publish on sundays, and so on saturday afternoon there was only one person in the city room and it was me. this particular news day had been crusading against the federal aviation agency. and there was a -- 1246 acres. the air force no longer needed it as a base. and therefore it was going to be turned over to the county and the question was, what was the county going to do with it? the federal aviation agency wanted to turn it into a private airport so that

. >> next will be the honorable charles allen, ward six councilmember the covers the capitol hill area and other areas in the district of columbia and is also the chair of the d.c. city council judiciary committee. joanne lidgate is the director of the bipartisan organization that works to ensure access to voting for all and works against violence and extremism. last but not least is jonathan greenblatt, the ceo of the anti-defamation league, the leading organization in the fight against hate that works tirelessly to advocate for justice and fair treatment for all. i also want to thank our cocounsel in the case who provided excellent pro bono assistance those are lawyers from two firms. - >> behind us is the united states capital and this has stood since 1800 and it is where franklin delano roosevelt, her country's longest serving elected president's words are inscribed and here is what they say. we must remember that any oppression, any injustice, any hatred is a wedge designed to attack our civilization. allow me now to take us back to another tragic day that befell our country, sept

allen, let me go back to you. this week, andre dickens, a veteran city councilman was elected the next mayor of atlanta. mayor-elect dickens is a church deacon who had a humble, working class upbringing. he got an engineering degree from georgia tech. he was promising voters that he would help guide the city in a more equitable direction. do you see him as a partner in your new initiative? >> absolutely. i had an opportunity to speak with mayor dickens before he won the runoff, and his outlook for the city both in economics and opportunities, i think it's great. and atlanta being the mecca of entrepreneurship for americans. i'm sure he will be a great leader for atlanta in that regard. >> all right. i thank you both for being with us tonight. bill allen and pastor jamal harrison bryant. good luck with your project, and thank you for joining me. >>> next on "politics nation," the true extent of housing discrimination is revealed in the largest study on the issue to date. be right back. sharp, stabbing p, or an inte

he has now surpassed ray allen for the most career 3 pointers ever made and allen was among those there to see the moment kron four's, sports director jason dumas has more. >> he's done it in just 789 regular season games. steph curry surpassed 2000, 974, 3 pointers, an nba record. let's see how it all went down at madison square garden. this before the game. beautiful moment between staff ray allen, reggie miller, the 3 leaders in that 3 point category now just over a minute into the game. steph gets us started. this is the tying. 3 point record shot. let's rewind it real quick. back to 10/30/2000, 9 steph curry's first career 3 pointer that was in phoenix against steve nash and the suns. back to present day. steph. coming around a screen there. he gets it on the wing and here it is. 2000 974 3 pointer. he is popped up. there's mama duke's celebrated here. he gives that ball that he hit the record on to his pop to call him out a few dell curry. here was dell curry vantage point from the baseline. he's going to remember that his baby boy, it's in stone and here's the cherry on top staff

ray allen's record here clearly the greatest shooter that we've ever seen. we can't take it for granted. what we're witnessing history. we just have to appreciate it. it's fun. just chills watching that shot. all right. we'll have much more on this. of course, coming up tonight. also coming up tonight. had five o'clock on the news. oakland's mayor, searching for support to help keep her city safe for plan to use technology to crack down on violent crime. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for k

next, charles allen, ward six councilmember, covering this area and others in d.c. and chair of the city council judiciary committee. joanne woodgate is the executive director of states united democracy center, an organization that works to ensure access to voting for all and works against violence and extremism. i also want to thank our cocounsel in the case who provided excellent pro bono assistance, and those are lawyers from two firms. two of the world's greatest firms, who generously and expertly assisted us in this matter. behind us of course is the u.s. capitol, the recognized symbol of democratic government. this building has stood since 1800 and it is where franklin delano roosevelt, our country's longest serving elected president's, words are inscribed and here is what they say. we must remember that any oppression, any injustice, any hatred is a wedge designed to attack our civilization. allow me now to take us back to another tragic day that befell our country, september 11, 2001. on this day, the united states weathered a terrorist attack covertly orche

there ray allen who we just passed. here's staff giving the ball to his father dell who taught him how to shoot. here's the baseline view. just pandemonium in the mecca of basketball. madison square garden. we want to get another slo-mo look at staff lex into the crowd. look at that passion. mba record and then here cherry on top. his embrace with ray allen. handing over the crown. the staff, the most 3 pointers in nba history. as they say, step has changed the game in the nba and what a moment for basketball that's going to go down in history. reggie miller who is number 3 on that he like dad play with his cell phone right there. but it was awesome. and of course, we'll have a more later at 6. we'll have reaction around the nba that. >> once again goes final we'll have some highlights and postgame reaction. but. >> what a moment. you know, jason, i don't think it's just because you know, he's our local, you know, hero. it was just extraordinary and this very emotional, you know, just a bigger than life moment. yeah. he

there's ray allen. by the way, after the game itself, warriors beat the >>> well, a huge day for a san francisco tiktok star who traded her way up from a bobby pin to a home. >> until i get a house. and i've done it. >> reporter: impress chb. 30-year-old debbie has been documented her journo on tiktok. she offered up one hair pin for a trade on craigslist. the was a solar-powered trailer for thum house. and she got the under from someone who sold it in 2006. that's good negotiating. >> a bike, laptop, car, shoe. it gets bigger and better. we got to do something different here. zoo be safe out there. >>> breaking news tonight. the critical vote on holding former top trump aide mark meadows in contempt of congress the house voting on referring meadows to the justice department for criminal charges for defying the january 6th committee and the newly revealed text messages from fox news hosts, and the then president's own son pleading with him to help stop the capitol violence >>> also tonight, the search g

here comes woody allen, this schlameal. this was something new in stand-up comedy. >> where do you get your humor? >> it's like a genetic mutation. i say it and it comes as a great shock to me. it's like a pleasant surprise to hear myself say it. it's like i'm not even conscious of the thing happening. >> he happened to be an incredible craftsman of jokes. when you listen to a joke of his, it's almost like a little haiku. he was conscious of the writing of the joke, and that's also inspirational. >> woody allen is about as secular a jew as they come. he never felt judaism as a religion. woody has always been much more interested in the big questions than the day to day. he's still asking about the nature of existence and is there a god. it's a theme he works again and again in his movies. >> mom, come out. >> of course there's a god, you idiot. you don't believe in god. >> but if there's a god, then why is there so much evil in the world? just on a simplistic level, why were there nazis? >> tell him, max. >> how the hell do

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there is an atmospheric river heading our way over next week allen, we will be adding up the amount we expect through wednesday of next week. >> the atmospheric river, you put at a scale? >> 2. we will run through the skill and that you know how that compares to october coming up. >>> the other big skid story, the sentencing of scott peterson, a judge handing down a life sentence for the modesto man convicted of killing his pregnant wife. max darrow is one of the few reporters inside the courtroom where the stage is now set for a new legal fight. max? >> reporter: allen, it is a fight that lacy peterson's family never wants to happen, but one scott peterson's team is pushing for. >> reporter: on wednesday, scott peterson was officially resentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the 2002 murder of his pregnant wife lacy peterson, and their unborn son, connor. peterson received a new sentence after the california supreme court overturned his death sentence in 2020 due to an issue with jurors being improperly dismissed. as he sat in chains, peterson stared intentl

thank you, for that introduction, allen. i thought we could start, going back, you know, you took us back to the present day talking about the moments going on with monuments. i thought why don't we go back to the beginning your book and dig more into robert e. lee's early life, civil war service and start to loop in our audience questions as we go. so if you have a question for allen please put those in the q&a and we'll make sure to get to as many as we can. we definitely have enthusiastic audiences which is wonderful. if we're not able to get to your question, we apologize in advance. so allen, i wanted to go back to the beginning, and you lay out in your book that in your opinion, one can't understand a man like robert e. lee without first understanding the relationship that he had to his father who was, as you mentioned, a revolutionary war hero, but also didn't have very successful post-revolutionary war career in a lot of ways and ended up deserting his family. so i want you to just lay out a little bit for us, talk a

allen's parents are also struggling to come to terms with their loss makes me set. i'm just hard to cook. can't sleep. his life is gone now. in her life, whatever is left of it. is ruined. my wife and. our life is going to big void in it. now dale allen says he finds some solace that the suspect is in jail, so she's not going to hurt anybody. anymore or kill anybody anymore, and she's right where she should be. the solano county d. a will review the case before determining whether to formally filed a murder charge in vallejo. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. we are following breaking news. the nfl has confirmed legendary coach and commentator john madden has died . his a pro football hall of famer and a coach. he led the oakland raiders to a super bowl victory. he was also an innovative sports broadcaster and the man behind the popular madden nfl video games for now. for more now on madden's life and legacy. let's go to ktvu sports anchor joe fonzi, joe, this really is a heartbreaker. yes no question about it. maybe the hardest thing to do when it comes to john madden

now it is time to think absolutely everybody, as he runs over to ray allen. nice hug there. gotta go hug mom. in for moment there, crying, all excited. can you imagine the excited -- emotion. later in the third, he dials from a distance. mom, dad nodding approval. 53 in the game, he finishes with a game-high 22 and one new record. warriors win 105-96. full moment, specialized jersey, standing alongside ray and reggie. staff with those jerseys, patient accomplished. >> i never went to come myself the greatest shooter until i got that record. i'm comfortable saying that now. >> very special night for special player. very special. great to be a part of it. >> there been figures along the way they have pushed the ball forward, but steph is the guy who ran -- grabbed and ran with it. he is change the way the game is played. the way the entire league feels about the shot. >> chris: let's check out some of the tweets. lebron james, congrats, incredible. tom brady congratulated his under armor terminate -- teammate. his former teammate >> sharks and cracking, -- sharks and kraken, c

reggie miller, curry, ray allen, he drilled his first attempt to tie allen's mark. 29-73. a few minutes later, here we go! the warriors took a foul to stop the game. steve kerr gave steph curry the game ball. 2974. a big hug from his dad. then ray allen, another money shot, come on! you have to hug and thank mama. where is she? where is she? she was lurking in there. $24,000 was spent for this one. that was the magnitude of this one. the bay area claims a home run king, the nfl touchdowns leader, the single-season and career bases stolen leader, and all time three-point shooter record. >> it would have been better at home, but he was going to do it. >> still amazing to see. >> at madison square garden, that is the mecca! >>> still ahead, the city of oakland is asking governor newsom for help. details on the plan to keep people safe. >>> plus, it is a sound people find annoying. the eerie humming of the golden gate bridge may some ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your volvo retailer for special offers during our holiday safely sales event. >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:

. >> i'm allen, as that storm moves out of the bay area get ready to bundle up. a live look outside at our bay area bridges, lots of rain on the lenses. let's bring in brian, in tonight for meteorologist brian hagan, can we expect a break in the lane rain later tonight? >> cold-weather story coming into the bay area tomorrow night. the system is unwinding over the south, bringing another 2/10 of an inch tonight, the santa cruz mountains, the flood advisory is posted and the block cc surrounding the area, you can see why. a good cell coming over from san jose, oxford lps, here in the south bay it is coming down pretty good for the rest of the bay area it is drying up out of the mountains, winter storm warnings, travel is still tough. in terms of our own forecasts there are changes ahead, we will detail those in a few minutes. >> we will see you then, thanks. the winter storm bringing even more snow just to our north a good amount falling on copper mountain in lake county today. just enough to see it on the sides of the road, and for kids to get out there. they got

allen, elizabeth? >> shows you how advanced our sentences are in the bay area. chances are it's at other major ports. >> and how responsible of that traveler to report themselves. >> no kidding.

curry also hugged ray allen, who held the record up until tonight. this was a celebration of the league. there's ray allen. by the way, after the game itself, warriors beat the knickerbockers 105-flix. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. >>> well, a huge day for a san francisco tiktok star who traded her way up from a bobby pin to a home. >> until i get a house. and i've done it. >> reporter: impress chb. 30-year-old debbie has been documented her journo on tiktok. she offered up one hair pin for a trade on craigslist. the was a solar-powered trailer for thum house. and she got the under from someone who sold it in 2006. that's good negotiating. >> a bike, laptop, car, shoe. it gets bigger and better. we got to do something differen

you sent an e-mail today talking about the allen charge, can you explain that? is out what is going on now? >> i don't believe we are there yet and what the allen charge and like most things that happen in our system of justice, a hearing or instruction in this instance is named after a defendant in a case, there was a case the defendant was allen and for the first time a judgment of the jury and said you people need to come to a unanimous verdict, get into the jury room and come back with unanimous vote one way or the other so what the allen charge is, the judge thing that to the jurors, the judge brings them out, i understand your deadlock and haven't reached a verdict but this is important for everyone here and it's critically important you go back and do your best and come back with a unanimous verdict, that's with the allen charge is. >> all of this about covid, you've got, you can see from the sketch, people in masks and people worried about getting sick in all of us, is this something in appellate lawyer take advantage of an essay this is not a fair trial

thank you for the introduction, allen. going back, you took us up to the present day, about the present moments we are having with monuments. i thought, why don't we go back to the beginning of your book and dig in more into robert e. lee's early life. and we will start to work in our audience questions as we go. and the q&a, we can share and get to as many of those as we can. and we have enthusiastic audiences, which is wonderful. if we are not able to get to all of the questions, we apologize in advance. allen, i wanted to go back to the beginning. and you lay out in your book that one can understand a man like robert e. lee, one cannot understand him without understanding the relationship he had with his father. you mention the revolutionary war. but also he didn't have a successful post revolutionary war in a lot of ways. and ended up deserting his family. so lay that out a bit for us. talk about lease relationship with his father. and then what became his relationship with his father's absence. >> harry lee, or to be

he also hugged ray allen who held the record until tonight. we've lived through a lot of special moments with steph curry. one day many years from now we'll all realize how fortunate we are here to watch him on a nightly basis. by the way, the warriors just beat the knicks 105-96. here now, the greatest shooter in nba history. >> kind of crazy to think growing up around the league, watching my dad play, my family, you know, going to old hornet games and having big dreams about shooting the basketball and one day hopefully playing on this level, to do it here in madison square garden in front of, you know, this guy right here -- hey, i need that. i need that. and reggie, just all that basketball means to me is special. >> he has changed the game right before our eyes. remember, as a rookie before he got drafted by the warriors, he wanted to play for the knicks, but it all worked out otherwise. here it is, the changing of the guard, steph is number one followed by ray allen and reggie miller in terms of all-time three-pointers. >>> up next, tomo

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we're joined now by reverend allen viewsonic. he's former president of the world alliance of reform churches and also leader of the united democratic front and came town. welcome to d. w. reverend visit. we understand that you were close to desmond to, to, for many years, and you also delivered his 90th birthdate sermon back in october. what did he mean to you personally? well, thank you. good evening to you and your deal. so for this opportunity, i don't want to was such a unique individual, a truly extraordinary man. we've known each other since 1976. so for over 40 years worked so closely together in the church and on other to raise internationally, especially later on. but we got to know each other very well and, and remained close until until today his death. he was a, he was one of those people who when he spoke because you will show authentic. and because he was so clear and so courageous, both in each opposition to apartheid, but also in his love for all south africa, people that when ever desmond tutu spoke, it was as a

so, tired of the rain that's good news for you, amanda and allen? >> thanks, brian. >>> the pandemic has put a strain on many families this holiday season. >> this year more than ever, food banks are relying on the community to step up and fill the growing need. >> kit go was there for one company's big show of support. >>> we are here in one of my favorite places in the entire world. this is the sorting room, this is where dozens of people come, year-round to pack food and ship it out to needy companies. the level of compassion and love in this room is through the roof. it could not happen without generous donors, like bob lafleur here. your involvement with second harvest has gone back more than three decades. what keeps it going year after year? >> we are very proud to be associated with second harvest food bank. we really appreciate what they do. we want to be a good citizen in the community is. there's no better way than by this partnering. >> donating $100,000 initially but then heard about the need, kicked in another $100,000. this is going t

we're joined now by reverend allen booth sack. he's foreign president of the world alliance of reform churches and also leader of the united democratic front and came town. welcome to d, w. reverend visit. we understand that you were close to desmond to, to for many years. and you also delivered his 90th birthdate sermon back in october . what did he mean to you personally? well, thank you. good evening to you and your deal. so for this opportunity i'm, it doesn't have to was such a unique individual, a truly extraordinary man. we've known each other since 1976, so for over 40 years worked so closely together in the church and on other to raise internationally, especially later on. but we got to know each other very well and remain close until until today his death. he was a, he was one of those people who when he spoke because you will show authentic. and because you were so clear and so courageous both in each opposition to apartheid. but also in his love for all south africa. people that when ever desmond tutu spoke, it was as

now it is time to think absolutely everybody, as he runs over to ray allen. nice hug there. gotta go hug mom. in for moment there, crying, all excited. can you imagine the excited -- emotion. later in the third, he dials from a distance. mom, dad nodding approval. 53 in the game, he finishes with a game-high 22 and one new record. warriors win 105-96. full moment, specialized jersey, standing alongside ray and reggie. staff with those jerseys, patient accomplished. >> i never went to come myself the greatest shooter until i got that record. i'm comfortable saying that now. >> very special night for special player. very special. great to be a part of it. >> there been figures along the way they have pushed the ball forward, but steph is the guy who ran -- grabbed and ran with it. he is change the way the game is played. the way the entire league feels about the shot. >> i got back, baby. chris: let's check out some of the tweets. lebron james, congrats, incredible. tom brady congratulated his under armor terminate -- teammate. his former teammate >> sharks and cracking, calam

allen, i wanted to go back to the beginning. you layout in your book in your opinion, like robert lee, understanding the relationship he had with his father, you mentioned revolutionary war but also post revolutionary war cleared in a lot of ways and his family, lay out a little bit for us, talk about his relationship with his father and his father's absence. >> to be technical, harry lee or henry lee the first third, a leaf from the cadet branch of the family. he was from the leaves of lisa peÑa. what difference does that make? the major dominant strain of the family, the lee family around thomas lee and descended from richard lee, the first immigrant but sometimes called richard the immigrant. in the 1640s and 50s, thomas lee is the lee who built stratford hall, the place where robert was born. they built a small empire for the leaves on the northern coverage enough. henry lee was from a western part of family, that's why i call cadet branch of the family. harry quest if nothing else, ambitious. intelligent, he was skillful,

guelzo and allen guelzo will be discussing is new book with "robert e. lee - a life" the biography. [inaudible]. lots of interesting insight in the book and a copy just published yesterday, and is going to have you allen guelzo and. [inaudible]. and is online at and shipping and in-store pickup to help support is here and quickly introduced tonight speaker and i will turn in odium tv and orientation an introduction to his work, a scholar at the council of humanities at princeton university, the author of several books about the civil war, and century american history at the lincoln sweet and local history and other honors and also in pennsylvania. allen guelzo, welcome and thank you so much for being here. >> thank you very much clear for hosting this program and monique for acting as our wonderful technical support and hello to you in atlanta i've enjoyed their from w many more than 30 years many many wonderful years and am delighted to be appearing at the atlanta history center once again and madame, number of members of the civil war able and as just

i was hired when allen was on vacation as sort of a joke to him. when he came back he would not talk to me. he would walk past us and i would say hello mr. hathaway or good morning mr. hathaway and he would never say a word back. professionally i did not have to do with them very much because i was the low end of the totem pole i was reviewing obituaries but i also worked saturday in newsday they do not publish on sunday so saturday afternoon there was only one person in the sitting room and that was me in this particular newsday was crusading by the federal aviation agency there was an airport and nassau county with 1246 agents. the good needed as a base. therefore who will be turned over to the county and the question what was the county going to do with it. the federal aviation wanted to turn it into a private airport so the executives of the corporations on long island could fly in and out on their private planes. newsday wanted it to be a community college. i was not involved in this, one saturday when i was there in the middle of the afternoo

bob woodward who may or may not reveal how many dimes dole was a source for his many books, and allen simpson who served alongside dole during his time in washington. mike murphy, let's start from the presidential race a little bit. you actually worked at a campaign against him, and then you joined him. which, to me, says a lot about bob dole. your memories from that campaign. >> i greatly admired him. i worked for him several times. i worked for him in '87 in the first race. proud to be that. then in the primaries in '95 i was with alexander but had fun in the green rooms talking to senator dole. i held him in great regard. and i worked in the campaign in the general election. i never met a more impressive person. i've been lucky between dole and mccain to work for great people. >> i've been thinking today we're not just saying good-bye to bob dole. i feel like we're saying good-bye to an entire era and look, i'm not going to get a little too polly annaish, but an era of politics i grew up with, and why i wanted to do the job i am doing today. it seems like an honorable profession, a

allen, elizabeth? >> shows you how advanced our sentences are in the bay area. chances are it's at other major ports. >> and how responsible of that traveler to report themselves. >> no kidding. >> the combination of personal responsibility and the fact that these labs are less than ten apart really made a difference. >> all right, andria, thank you. >>> the first case comes at the cdc is working to step up covid testing requirements for people traveling to the u.s. right now travelers must be tested within 72 hours of arriving, but health officials are considering testing travelers one day before boarding u.s. bound flights regards of their vaccination status. president biden's chief million advisor dr. anthony fauci talk about the san francisco resident who contracted omicron variant after visiting south africa. he said that an immediate travel ban may not be necessary. >> no one feels, i certainly don't, that a travel ban is going to prevent people who are infected from coming to the united states, but we needed to buy some time to be able to prepare, underst

he needs two threes to break the ray allen record. tickets are going for $400 and up. and much more than that on the secondary markets. the warriors plan to be in new york city last night, but they didn't leave until this morning because of a mechanical issue with the plane after the win over the indiana pacers. kristen: the port commission is expected to unveil projects to protect the waterfront from earthquakes and sea level rise due to climate change. the commission is expected to release the first set of 23 proposals at the meeting this afternoon. they include possibly raising the building by several feet, as well as building and reinforcing bulkheads or seawalls and substructures. the areas they are looking at would extend from south beach to oracle park as well as near the ferry building all the way to fisherman's wharf, including pier 39. a decision won't come from 1-3 years. this could be paid for through earthquake safety bonds. dan: and report says the temperature reached an all-time high last year inside the arctic circle. the world meteorological organizati

she will allen goggan has well from the philippine capital manila. this south china seas territorial dispute is seen as the next security flash point in asia. beijing's illegal reclamation and growing military expansion have angered other climate countries like indonesia, vietnam, and the philippines who have accused of blatantly violating international law. but china stands accused, once again, this time by a global research group which says it found evidence that the chinese government may be sponsoring espionage operations on several governments across se, asia. the group recorded future says it's been able to identify what it describes as 400 online servers located in southeast asia. communicating with an online infrastructure connected to chinese state sponsored actors by using a custom malware to attack governments and private organisation websites in the region. among the targets, our malaysia's ministry of defense and the royal militia, police, as well as vietnam's ministry of environment and central office of the communist party. also descri

fewer than ray allen. what a chance to celebrate with his parents, ray allen and reggie miller. ama: thanks, christian. dan: moving on now, tomorrow, exactly six months after california limited its mask mandate. it will reinstate it. masks will be require inside indoor public paces. san francisco and contra costa countries had allowed masks to be removed in limited spaces. in a late update from the state it says that counties with rules like this can keep them. people in those limited space this is those two counties will not have to wear masks. malin and selanneo counties hadn't been requiring masks in public spaces lately but it sounds like they will have to follow the state's new resume. >> you better watchout and maybe try not to cry. starting tomorrow, mask mandates are back across the state and in places like fairfield, that meeks that people will once again have to nascar up in indoor places. something not everybody is happy about. >> i think they're going overboard. >> in nurse said she's fed up. >> there are options. which one, all or one of them? >> so dr. matias says

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he's number one ray allen there to applaud him graciously turning over his crown. and, of course, sonia's mom. and a nice moment here on the court with his dad, dell, who in his own price was a great three point shooter during his nba career, and it was pretty cool reggie miller there he once held the record. former u c l. a star cases star calling the game and there it is the big hug from the very gracious. ray allen, and afterwards, of course, steph talked about it after taking a deep breath taking it all in. there's a beautiful i'll call it ending to this last week and the bed up. to getting this number and special atmosphere. i knew the garden would deliver. really i can't say it enough. i appreciate so much the way the fans embrace the moment with me and let me just kind of get lost in it. and if you can't do it at home, this is definitely a great plan b. well said, and three of the greatest three point shooters of all time show their jerseys there afterwards. so many great moments so many great camera shots at madison square garden place they call the mecca a

ray allen known as one of the best basketball players of all time. steph curry joins sam. we always known. he's one of the best basketball players of all time. but that's just a special moment. now let's hear what some people around the nba had to say, look, it baby bro. seth curry. the official 3 got. i know he wishes he was there. lebron james does landed in dallas to see steph broke the record and make it even doper. he did it at the garden. congrats brother magic johnson, congratulating staff mentioning dell and sign up for supporting him. obviously earvin magic johnson. one of the pillars in the nba world trae young. he's like a little step pro day. when we say steph curry change the game. you see it in guys like trey young seidel curry his little brother. the wife of staff's teammate damian lee congratulating him. jamal murray. steph favor. he is steph a steph is his favorite player. i should say. and then last but not least, donovan mitchell. another great nba player just congratulating staff. so it was like a mini celebration and. steph spoke after the game. he sai

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you see the wet start from union city, milpitas, tri valley, san jose, allen rock, willow glenn in san jose and through evergreen. looking at santa clara, you see the coast as well as the peninsula catching some light showers. as we go through our afternoon, we are going to see clearing. we are going to see sunshine and breezy conditions but cool temperatures, all of us in the 50s. through our afternoon, you see that quiet weather ahead. if you are heading out the door, you will want to at least wear that coat because we are looking at chilly temperatures. we'll talk more about that coming up. let's check with anne for a look at traffic. how are the roadways? >>> it is wet and it is windy. taking a look at main travel times, all freeways in the green for super commuters on west bound 580. it will take almost a half hour from 205 in tracy into dublin. san mateo bridge, traffic is moving smoothly, a wind advisory posted over the bridge, 12 minutes from interstate 880 to 101 in foster city. bay bridge toll plaza, traffic light with no wait at the pay gates, seven minutes from the macarthu

. >> the warriors star guard knocked passed ray allen for the crown of allen was on hand to show curry love. >> never want to call myself the greatest shooter until i got this record. comfortable saying that now. a special moment for fewer. i appreciate and i will remember for the rest of my life. >> and the moment did not end with beating the record. by the end of the game he 2,977 career threes. >> that's it? >> just a little bit. >> just a few. >> like i can confidently call myself the champ right now. >> absolutely. >>> coming up a final check of weather and when you can expect the heaviest rain. >>> and you would you like to get paid to drink hot chocolate in the deal you will want to know about. >>> and on the drew barrymore show, january than gr >>> burn zones are soaked from the rain. we will the story of what people are doing to stay safe with more rain on the way. >>> let's get a check of the weather. >> here is high definition doppler. you can see the light scattered showers pushing across the north bay and as we look up to our north you can see the heavier rain with the col

lester >> ron allen for us tonight, thank you. >>> this evening, the longest sentence yet for one of the rioters of the u.s. capitol attack robert palmer was sentenced to more than five years in federal prison he pleaded guilty to assaulting police officers with a dangerous weapon for throwing a long pole, a wooden plank and a fire extinguisher twice at police. >>> a lot of families were on edge today and some school districts closed after talk of anonymous threats of school shootings circulated on the social media site tiktok gatti schwartz has that story. >> reporter: for schools across the country, a day of heightened alert or canceled classes after posts about fake threats and unsubstantiated rumors of a december 17th attack on schools went viral on tiktok. local law enforcement agencies and the fbi saying the threats did not seem credible and tiktok saying it had found no content promoting violence in schools on friday but was finding videos discussing this rumor and warning others to stay safe. at least some districts today canceling classes in more than a dozen of states citin