cornell: hi, dion. the homestretch of the 2021 holiday seasons, for small businesses, this weekend is make or break after the struggles of the ongoing pandemic. one neighborhood even throwing a party to attract shoppers. >> we are doing some last minute shopping. cornell: they are tackling their christmas list where many shoppers had the same idea. after all, where else can you get grinch and elf socks on the same block. >> we have the mothers to take care of and my daughter. cornell: this family's game plan, shop local. >> i'm big on not supporting the big chains, keeping the money in the local community. cornell: many small locally owned businesses have struggled during the pandemic. builders bookstore owner says the community has come to their rescue. >> we can always use more business. that's the truth. this year, we really felt that people were out early. >> everything is designed by women. cornell: title nine is hoping for new holiday shoppers this week. >> many people are still saying this is the

dion: only. larry: donations to colleges usually come in the form of a check but a credit card will do as well. this came in a box of $100 billb which added up to $180,000. a physics professor had just returned to the city college after months of distance learning, a letter inside said there was a donation meant to benefit physics and students. the donor said here she earned a degree in that lead to a long, productive career. >> is the last larry: would you be making a similar donation to some journalism program? dan: all-cash, absolutely. larry: maybe that money was not tax. dan: that is what i'm thinking. spencer: how about some thank you donations for those who are mentors? [laughter] dion: i was just about to say. into proud to beg? [laughter] larry: it's better to give than receive. dion: finally, steve martin as an invitation to appear on jeopardy after his look-alike when the professor tournament. he just won $100,000 in thehe championship. he is an associate professor at a naval postgradu

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dion: check it out. as part of the warriors season of giving, the team hosted a tree giveaway at thrive city. families in need picked up a christmas tree along with holiday decorations while enjoying the thrive city winter wonderland. warriors guard gary payton ii was on hand to spread holiday cheer and help families pick out their trees and decorations. talking about sports, chris alvarez is joining us now with a preview. chris: coming up in the sports, just six weeks left in the nfl regular season,, and it is down to the wire in seattle. niners and a seahawks goes down to the final play. >> abc 7 sports sponsored by ripple rock and sedo. chris: george kittle's father writes a letter to motivate his son. he highlighted his that. seattle has won 16 of the last 19 against the 49ers. how is that for motivation? the faithful making the trip to seattle. the niners entered the day in the sixth seed in the playoff race. first quarter, they got turn over. then the niners strike. jimmy garoppolo to george kittle

dion: thanks. coming up next, gripping moments in the trial of a former minnesota police officer accused of shooting and killing a black man. here her testimony. it looks like junk and it is. wait until you hear about which financial planning is finding your home away from home. wait until you hear about which ♪ and, it's designing a plan to help get you there. start a relationship with citi and earn a cash bonus when you open a new eligible account and complete required activities. wealth management is planning your path together. and, it's guiding you along the way. start a relationship with citi and earn a cash bonus when you open a new eligible account and complete required activities. dion: annex police officer gets emotional during her manslaughter trial, weeping during testimony and apologizing. closing arguments are expected to begin on monday in the trial of a former minnesota police officer. she's accused of shooting daunte wright during a traffic stop in april of last year. here's face

dion: certainly frightening. dozens of artists had been scheduled to perform on the concert's three stages including al green, 50 cent and bay area native e-40. the concert ended early following the stabbing. no word yet of any arrests. all right, did you hear them? apparently lot of people in san francisco did, we took it live last night. our abc 7 roof and cameras caught a fire workers display over san francisco bay at about 11:15, 11:30 or so last night. warner media, the studio that owns the matrix franchise tweeted that the fireworks show was for the movie's premier last night at the castro theater. another fireworks show is scheduled in the same area tonight at 10:50 for the metallica concert at chase center. it's set to last about 10 minutes. well, speaking of all of the stars came out last night to celebrate the fourth installment of the matrix film series. there was a green carpet, of course, in front of the castro theater for the matrix resurrections. part of the movie was shot here in san francisco and

dion: that music touching so many lives. as you can see fans have been gathering at his star in the hollywood walk of fame. some have been singing songs while others are taking farewell shots of tequila in his honor. he had been in the hospital since august after suffer ago serious fall at his ranch in guadalajara. the need is greater than ever this season the bay area organization that could use a helping hand in making sure children can enjoy christmas and the donations they could really use right now. and the rain is here as we take a live look out at a soggy-looking bare area. drew tuma is next. reporter: and five weeks left in the nfl regular season. plenty of playoff intensety niners, bengals down dion: there was a special tribute for iconic actress rita moreno at the castro theater. moreno received a standing ovation from a soldout crowd at a screening of the new west side story film. she became the first latina for her role in anita for the original the 1961 version oscar buzz is building for her new role as have a l

i'm dion lin. a san francisco restaurant's decision to turn away and deny service to three off-duty police officers. the restaurants owner today issued an apology. >> i'm so sad. >> north beach business owner joseph zero was disappointed to learn that three off-duty san francisco police officers were recently denied service at hilda and jesse restaurant on union street just two blocks from central station. >> i hope one day they don't need the police. they need help. >> thiness department happened friday at that time new trendry eatery where three unit formed officers were seated but then asked to live. co-owner rachel silkocks said it was nothing about who they were it's about they were carrying. >> it was about the fact that we do not allow weapons in our restaurant. we were uncomfortable. and so we politely asked them to live. >> the officers were welcome to come back to the restaurant when they were off duty without their weapons. the decision ignite ago firestorm of controversy on social media

that is that is dion. i am traveling right now, which we can get later how i made sure that i and everyone around me was safe during travel, but that's also why i haven't janky phone or earpod cord coming out of my ear right now and not looking like my usual audio text swagger. so i apologize for that. wow. i wish i had audio tech swagger that's like next level stuff. i mean just a pro tip dr. patel. make sure you have an extra one of these when you travel in your suitcase, that's that's swagger. that is swagger. all right, let's get to our game right now. basically for anybody who has not played what you do is you try and figure out which are the truths which are the lies so take it away. dion you're in the hot seat. so everyone out there tell me which one of these headlines is not true looking from the top. is it a early studies suggests pax levid pfizer's antiviral pill is likely to work against the omicron variant with an eua expected soon, or is it b while omicron can evade antibodies lab data suggest

yeah dion were at the beginning of this atmospheric river. so tomorrow it'll strengthen even more especially in the early afternoon. we'll find even heavier rain and some stronger winds tonight. we're still tracking widespread light to moderate showers live doppler 7 showing you a lot of green on the screen even some pops of yellow. we'll zoom on into marin county. he's mill valley muir beach you can see some onpours developing there as you slide south some lighter showers along the peninsula from redwood city to san mateo, but we're still find some downpours moving in off the coastline. night tonight the level two on the storm impact scale tonight with showers and scattered downpours gusty winds and even some standing water on our area roadways that wind advisory is in effect tonight. we can see gus up to 55 miles per hour and we'll take you into our hills where it is windy the oakland hills gusting close to 30 ben lomond at 30 spring valley at 46 miles per hour. even the east foothills of san jose gusting to 30 miles per hour. so future wea

dion: dion lim, abc 7 news. ama: more than 4000 pg&e customers without power at less check. the largest single outage is the orange square affecting about 750 customers in a rural part of san mateo county. hundreds more people without power in the south bay. a winter storm warning and chain controls and snow coming down in the sierra. chains are required for drivers on 80 and highway 50. part of highway 88 is shut down from silverlake to kirkwood for avalanche control. you can keep and i on the weather including live doppler 7 anytime. you can find it on the abc 7 bay area app. dan: we will have more on the weather shortly, but the other big news tonight, the return of california's universal mask mandate for indoor public places, as well as other changes in direct response to concert over the delta and omicron variants. stephanie sierra is breaking down all these new developments. stephanie: there are three big changes surrounding indoor masking, attending large events and travel that will be implemented across california. the new rules go into effect this wednesday, decembe

dion: the omicron variant has overtaken all over covid-19 mutations. federal health experts say it is something to be reckoned with. what does that mean for safety of our holiday gatherings. with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm dion lim. the omicron variant is fueling the latest surge in covid cases. in developing news, abc news reporter marcus moore has expert advice on how to handle the holidays. marcus: president biden will deliver a speech on tuesday to address the omicron variant as the country faces another unrelenting surge in covid cases. the u.s. now averaging more than 125,000 new cases every single day. at the end of october, the nation was averaging about half that, 64,000 new cases per day. demand for testing is on the rise. long lines outside testing centers across the country. >> as we go into the holiday season, testing is really important so that people can gather safely. marcus: the latest surge is being driven by the omicron variant which seems to be accelerating in its had spread across the country and is

dion: it happened in the middle of the day. dan: crazy. thanks. ama: 7 on your side helps a woman who usually saves people from scams. this time she filed for one herself. also i had -- >> we expected january is when the surgica surge will peak. dan: what you can do now to protect yourself and your commun hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill... [laughs] so true. and now, the moon christmas special... gotta go! get a great offer on xfinity internet, and you'll get 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. sing 2. dan: east bay congresswoman barbara has a breakthrough case of covid. she says she has mild, cold-like symptoms and knows it would've been much worse if she wasn't vaccinated and hadn't had a booster shot. she is isolating. we certainly wish her a speedy recove

seven in anaheim abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion thanks, chris. just ahead omicron is here and now there are new concerns about hospitals being overwhelmed and will the recent surge put a halt to one of the biggest new year's traditions and new details are coming out about a deadly stabbing at a rap concert in los angeles what we now know about the victim and the famous musicians who small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. now, comcast business has an exclusive gift for you. introducing the gift of savings sale. for a limited time, ask how to get a great deal for your business. and get up to a $500 prepaid card with select bundles when you switch to the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. or get started with internet and voice for $64.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee. give your business the gift of savings today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your volvo retailer for special offers during our holiday safely sales event. a better bay area moving forward findin

dion: and i'm dion lim. ama: and here we are learning about this new case in los angeles county. the patient is fully vaccinated. kristen: they've --dion: they flew back. l.a. county's health officer says the patient is in self-isolation with their symptoms improving without medical care. the patient's known close contacts have all tested negative. the first case was detected in san francisco just yesterday. the person who also just traveled from south africa. ama: president on -- president biden unveiled new plans to fight omicron and covid-19. the requirement of a negative covid test for inbound international travelers within 24 hours of departure for the u.s. also, a campaign will be launched to encourage booster shots for eligible americans as well as vaccines for kids ages 5-11. it also includes making in-home rapid tests free of charge. the u.s. will export 200 million more vaccine doses to high-risk countries in the next 100 days. dion:

anchor dion limb talked to her and has and has her message to the public. right leg that's why i break my teeth and bleeding on my arms this woman who requested we only use her first name of anne hang described for me the terrifying moments of september 1st when at about 1:45, she and her husband stopped by costco in san jose where she was knocked to the ground dragged face down on the pavement and robbed because he saw painful so i have to give up and he took away my purse and ran to the car and being waiting for they are this incident according to police is part of a string of racially motivated robberies targeting asian americans across the bay area for more than a year, san jose police in partnership with multiple other agencies announced arrests of six men in connection to more than 170 crimes. i spoke with supervising deputy district attorney of santa clara county marissa mccune last week who says the primary suspect committed these crimes daily. he admitted that he was deliberately targeting asian victim. on a mistaken and prejudice belief that they

dion: this is shaping to be a very stormy stretch of days. i'm dion lin. you're watching abc7 at 6:00. right away to team coverage tonight.

celine dion, britney spears or joan rivers? >> i don't think britney or joan has that much of a voice to protect so i will go a celine dion. kennedy: yes. o holy night ♪ ♪ >> you also need something installed to protect your voice. >> i think we need strength or something to figure this out. kennedy: i don't know what's going on with you guys but you are so good, it hurts. last one, this is worth to a piece. which of these rich and shameless spent $100,000 on a single pair of leggings? mckenzie basis, oprah or beyoncÉ? >> beyoncÉ? kennedy: all my god, you now have five points. if they blow it, you're getting the diamond encrusted one. last question. which of these rich and shameless revealed habit of spending 30,000 dollars a month on wine? courtney cox, johnny depp or bernie gumbel? >> johnny depp. kennedy: he is. un ned. you know, i'll talk to our esteemed writers and see if i can't get to the bottom of it because this collective is failing. >> i support your writers, i don't know what ned is doing here. kennedy: which

i am dion lim. right away, new details tonight about a san francisco restaurant 's decision to turn around and deny service. abc 7 news reporter, cornell barnard tells us the restaurant owner's apology today and the action from the community. >> i am so sad. >> joseph zero was disappointed to learn that three on-duty san francisco police officers were recently denied service at hilda and jesse restaurant on union street. two blocks from central station. >> i hope one day they don't need that. >> three uniformed officers were asked to leave. it had nothing toad nothing toao they were but what they were carrying. >> it is not about being anti-police, we just don't allow rove -- weapons in a restaurant. we were uncomfortable so we asked them to leave. the owners said they were welcome to come back when they were off-duty and without their weapons. negative yelp reviews started piling on, giving the eatery one star. later sunday, a surprised about me, an apology from the restaurants. the owners said we

he robabl mates from aston villa dion. he: probably had the best party ever in my life is of absolute packs, i'm still working on finding the absolute pack and not like him, unfortunately. a bit of an animal. somebody who took no prisoners. he was a leader, he was a good friend and i miss him. if you can make someone of ugo ehiogu's stature and fitness that we have to do this, we have to keep these deep ribs everywhere so everyone knows where they are and everybody knows how to use them. — defibrillator. it’s they are and everybody knows how to use them. - defibrillator.— use them. - defibrillator. it's been almost six — use them. - defibrillator. it's been almost six months _ use them. - defibrillator. it's been almost six months now— use them. - defibrillator. it's been almost six months now since i use them. - defibrillator. it's been. almost six months now since danish player christian erickson collapsed on the pitch at the euros. as a team is performed during that a protective ring around him doctor shocked

also, mcavoy is not dion -- guillame. they are very different people. it's a new version of a story, but it's been updated as the actors and the locations are different. >> you are a dyed in real life. you have a son. how much did that influence you in the film? >> i don't think you need to be a father to empathize or understand the nightmare that something like this would be. i don't think it's giving away too much that his son has gone missing. i think that if you have a decent enough imagination and same level of empathy, you can get it. if you're a dad or mom, i think, perhaps, it just makes it that bit more immediate. it hits you physical -- in a physical way. almost the same way as if you get kicked between the legs. >> you would know that if you asked. but you don't, do you? because you never call or do anything. you send aresent on his seventh birthday. he doesn't even get the chanc to talk to his dad. have you even thought about what this all means? >> you have made another film with a couple making -- reevaluating their relationship. >> i hate

other big names like celine dion, elton john, cher, and mariah carey have had residences in vegas. last week, adele debuted her third studio album "30." it is already the top-selling album in 2021. i am sure that will be a very popular concert. a lot of folks are hoping to get tickets. another hot places whole foods for a great cause. >> reporter: this is giving tuesday, and we are here as part of the continuing effort to feed bay area families. we have partnered with whole foods for over the past decade. we are going to be joined momentarily to do a presentation to the alameda county food bank. we will first talk about a bit of weather, which is very unusual for this time of year, and of the warm weather is just going to continue for the next few days, unseasonably warm start to the month of november. we will look at the big picture. high pressure and control in the upper levels of the atmosphere, pushing down on us from above. it also traps anything at ground level in terms of woodburning smoke and urban pollution. we aren't going to get rid of that stuff until the weather patter

he had committed verbally since 2020 travis hunter defensive back decides to go with the legendary dion sanders instead definitely making waves and they say he is off to an unbelievable starts in his college coaching career. neon deon doing it on the college could fields now back to you guys. all right. good stuff, mark. thank you. and thanks everyone for joining us tonight. the news continues at seven over the news continues at seven over on ktvu plus okay, sheldon and amy are still pretty upset about their theory being disproved. so we have made a list of subjects for everyone to avoid. symmetry. asymmetry. uh, simcity-- sounds too much like symmetry. leonard: that also applies to the simpsons, simba from the lion king, and cymbals. russia or russian in any context. the country, the dressing, the roulette. uh, also no talk of rocky iv. why rocky iv? because he fights a russian. i'm sorry about her. (chuckles) we should just try and avoid anything that makes them think of their project or science or nobel prizes or successes or failures. hi. all: hi! hey, guys. hey-a! what are you guys

and used cars up 31% all of it during the holidays dion king says his family has cut out restaurants and vacations and will celebrate christmas without gifts this year because they cannot afford them. >> the prices has gone up dramatically. it's just not in our budget to even go out and do anything for the holiday season of this christmas. >> reporter: and the spiking prices not only affecting families. >> our tomatoes were up 40% two, three, weeks ago. our red onions up 35%. and our guacamole and avocado was up 30%, 35%. >> reporter: at louie's restaurant, higher cost and the supply chain crisis forcing him to take items off the menu when you look at these increasing prices, what is your biggest fear >> my main concern is the customer coming. the gas prices rising and everything else across the board, are they going to make time to have tacos and margaritas >> reporter: tonight blasting democrats for more borrowing, more printing, more reckless spending saying inflation is out of control on the democrats' watch but with gas prices down eight cents in the last month, president biden

anchor dion limb brings us this woman's horrifying ordeal and her message to the public the story. you'll see only on seven. take on my right neck social media o and that's why i break my teeth and bleeding on my arms this woman who requested we only use her first name of anne hang described for me the terrifying moments of september 1st when at about 1:45, she and her husband stopped by costco in san jose. where she was knocked to the ground dragged face down on the pavement and robbed because he saw painful so i have to give up and he took away. my program to car for him near there. this incident according to police is part of a string of racially motivated robberies targeting asian americans across the bay area for more than a year, san jose police in partnership with multiple other agencies announced arrests of six men in connection to more than 170. games i spoke with supervising deputy district attorney of santa clara county marissa mccune last week who says the primary suspect committed these crimes daily. he admitted that he was deliberately targeting asian victims on a mis

and dion says she would like a rest. yeah that's looking for. you know something sports dreams field of dreams if they build w. thank you so nice. material out boom. all right. thank you. all right. thank you guys. we'll just ahead. oh macron travel and the holidays stay some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus, trulicity can lower your risk of cardiovascular events. it can also help you lose up to ten pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes

dion: --kristen: hi, there. kristen sze. we ask experts your questions. today, we look at the annual holiday heroes events that helps people across the area, back at oracle park this year. the first, president biden laid out his plan to slow down the omicron variant and covid-19 in general for the winter season. is it enough? joining us is dr. patel. good to see you. dr. patel: it's good to see you, as well. kristen: with the announcement of the plan, we are ready to start with two truths and a lie. dr. patel: should i try to dial it up and stump you? we'll see. kristen: flattering will get you everywhere but i will need facebook viewers help. dr. patel: tell me which one of these is not true. is it a, in naming the variant, the road health organization -- world health organization skipped over c to get to omicron, or is it c, delta has 19? or is it c, the second reported case in the u.s. is a fully vaccinated adult who recently traveled to new york city? which one of these is not true? kristen: you are very, very tricky. so, folks, let's get to work here

on the opposite end, dion 4113 tweets, everyone should. 7>>> check the calendar. the winter olympics is about six weeks away. today, the nhl said no thanking. we're pulling out. the league and the nhl players association agreed not to send players to beijing. the nhl has postponed 50 games, including tonight's sharks game because of outbreaks on teams. it will try using the olympic window in february to reschedule some of those postponed games. countries will make up their hockey rosters, their olympic hockey rosters with amateurs and professionals from other leagues. we spoke with brody brazil. >> they're frustrated, they're doing everything possible. i think the hard part is the same protocols the teams went through last year. and a lot of people are going through this same thing with their employer where people are separated, you can't have face-to-face contact. players last year went through a very mentally challenging season. >> yep, he speaks the truth. tomas hertl and brett barnes out with the covid protocol. the 49ers leave for tennessee tomorrow and play

dion is like all right, i expect that. davis had three touchdowns, 31- 10 the final score in favor of south carolina state. and the warriors in action right now, or what's left of the warriors, they're holding out, andrew wiggins, steph curry, draymond green, clay thompson of course not back. jordan pool is not playing. the question is who is playing. they're getting beat pretty badly. we'll have highlights tonight and see if they have a come back in them against the raptors. >>> coming up, what has i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex the wao, my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. finally here at 5:00. a rhino at the zoo running for joy after his enclosure gets new updates. it doesn't look like much. but the zoo says the new sand in his home will help support all 6000-pounds of the rhino giving him more cushion on his joints. as you can see, he's all ready checking it out, making himself right at home. i would not have guessed 6000- pounds though. jus

i'm larry beil and dion limb, you're watching abc 7 news at 4 live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream today, san francisco's mayor declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin the move comes only days after announcing a major crackdown on drug and street crimes. this declaration will allow the city to bypass some zoning laws planning codes and city contract rules to quickly tackle the crisis in the neighborhood mayor breed's plan focuses on getting those addicted to opioids into treatment at a repeat offenders who simply refuse to get help too many people. are a plan to address it. san francisco saw more than 700 drug overdose deaths in 2020 and this year's total is expected to exceed that number governor newsom today unveiled new statewide public safety proposal. s both drugs and the wave of violent crime across the state and here in the bay area abc 7 news reporter leslie. simply spoke with the governor at chp's office in dublin. i want to acknowledge. that anxiety i want to acknowledge that it's unacceptable what's happening flanked by state law enforcement agencies a

anchor dion limb is here now with more on this. oh, dan, what a remarkable life. it was charlotte schultz passed away today at her stanford home surrounded by her family and friends. he came to san francisco in the 1960s getting right to work as then mayor jack shelley's chief of protocol. essentially the city's official party giver. it's a position she held unpaid for 51 years serving 10 mayors. we spoke with abc 7 news contributor phil mateer about her passing moments ago. she came here from texas. she was always had a gritty and earthy side to her but a wonderful sense of style whether it was presidents or popes she managed to handle events like no other so versatile charlotte schultz married former secretary of state george schultz in 1997. it was her third marriage. they were introduced by california senator diane feinstein now the former san francisco mayor issued a statement saying she is heartbroken by the death of the woman. she called her best friend adding quote many of my fondest memories are the times we shared together mayor london breed also called

she follows in the footseteps of celine dion and sir elton john. the singer's latest album, 30, is the fastest—selling of the year. tickets for the weekend performances go on sale on december the 7th. now, some nice pictures to leave you with. a zoo in western france welcomed a newborn pygmy hippo this month... the calf is the mother's third offspring and zookeepers say she's been very protective, and not let it out of her sights. the pygmy hippo is an endangered species — under threat from deforestation. unlike the larger common hippos, pygmy hippos usually live alone, except when they are mating or with a calf. they are mainly nocturnal, spending the day in water and moving to land at night to feed on leaves, roots, fruits, ferns, and grasses. hello there. after a spell of cold weather, the final day of november brought a return to something milder, something much milder, in fact — westerly winds which fed a lot of cloud across the uk but brought temperatures of 12, 13 or 1a degrees in many places. away from the far north, cold air clung on

she follows in the footsteps of celine dion and sir elton john. the singer's latest album, 30, is the fastest—selling of the year. tickets for the weekend performances go on sale on december the 7th. now, some nice pictures to leave you with. a zoo in western france welcomed a newborn pygmy hippo this month... the calf is the mother's third offspring and zookeepers say she's been very protective, and not let it out of her sights. hello there. after a spell of cold weather, the final day of november brought a return to something milder, something much milder, in fact — westerly winds which fed a lot of cloud across the uk but brought temperatures of 12, 13 or 1a degrees in many places. away from the far north, cold air clung on across shetland and that cold air has been staging a return over recent houi’s. this area of low pressure has worked its way through. and that plunge of cold air will continue to take effect as we head through wednesday, the first day of december, the first day of the meteorological winter. and it will feel like it for

garcia is responsible for bringing binge—worthy shows such as stranger things, atypical, and raising dion to our screens. born in argentina, garcia moved to the us with her family when she was a child and worked her way to the top of the entertainment industry. named as one of bbc�*s 100 women, she reveals what really makes a hit tv show. i believe that being a woman is a superpower. my name is carolina garcia and i'm the director of original series at netflix. what i do is, i help to pick hopefully the best shows to bring to audiences, and i work with creators and writers to bring those stories to life, to hopefully create something that the world will love and enjoy. if we had a crystal ball, all of the shows that we programme would be the biggest hits in the world. unfortunately it's really hard to predict what's going to strike and what's going to feel, what's going to puncture the zeitgeist. so what i really rely on when picking shows is my intuition, my heart, and my instinct. so when someone's telling me a story, if i'm moved by that story, there's no algorithm in the world that'

they remained better-known, it's dione reason i decided to write the book. >> it is a truly important book. was anything surprising in your research? >> well, i followed his career for quite a while. i've been trying to get him to cooperate with me in writing the book for quites a while. i got to know him a little bit so not too much surprised me. one thing that might surprise a lot of people is what a late start he got. she graduating college when he was 28. he did write his first book until he was 40. when you think about how prolific he's been, it is amazing how late start he got. >> one of the greatest thinkers, not just one of the greatest economists, one of the greatest social thinkers and courageous. you can't be great without courage, you have to be both. by the way, i want to go to his childhood for a moment but it is fair, i think for me to say is not just an economist. ... and then at all not just an economist. and then to dabble and any number but then thomas has been called he was born in the 1930s in north carolina. when he was about 9-years-old in new york city where he

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right now you havejohn hannah dion fox, rachel maida vale, so he's a big guy at cnn and then four days after the suspension out of nowhere really the network announces that they have conducted an investigation using an outside law firm which we also did not know they are using an outside firm and that additional information came to light that required them to terminate him so very surprising development. it was interesting _ surprising development. it was interesting the _ surprising development. it was interesting the way _ surprising development. it was interesting the way they - interesting the way they phrased it initially, saying that they realised that it was, they understood the need to put his brother first before they understood the need to put his brotherfirst before his job, didn't they? that was a really strong backing. i think they liked — really strong backing. i think they liked having _ really strong backing. i think they liked having an - really strong backing. i think they liked having an anchor. really strong backing. i think i they liked having an anchor who was t

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garcia is responsible for bringing binge—worthy shows such as stranger things, atypical, and raising dion to our screens. born in argentina, garcia moved to the us with her family when she was a child and worked her way to the top of the entertainment industry. named as one of bbc�*s 100 women, she reveals what really makes a hit tv show. i believe that being a woman is a superpower. my name is carolina garcia, and i am the director of original series on netflix. what i do is i help take hopefully the best shows to bring to audiences, and i work with creators and writers to bring those stories to life to hopefully create something that the world will love and enjoy. if we had a crystal ball, all of the shows that we programme would be the biggest hits in the world. unfortunately, it's really hard to predict what is going to strike and what is going to feel, what is going to puncture the zeitgeist. so, what i really rely on when picking show this is my intuition, my heart, and my instinct, so when someone is telling his story, if i am moved by that story, there is no algorithm in the wor

i am jackie dion lewis along with sean duffy abby hornacek and david webb. the big saturday show. we begin with -- president biden addressing the nation, at least five states in america's heartland, it's killed at least seven people. fearing more than one people 100 people from a few buildings left standing in one tornado completely level the candle factory with people inside. >> i work at the candle factory. we got hit by a tornado and we are trapped. jackie: the corridors has it would be a miracle if anyone else found alive in the rubble. in illinois, a tornado hit an amazon warehouse killing at least two people. police chief confirmed 30 people made it to safety but local officials still trying to determine how many workers were inside. amazon ceo tweeting this, as the situation continues to evolve, i want our edwardsville community to know we are working closely with first responders and local officials to support them. the sympathies are with the amazon community and all impacted. in arkansas, at least one person died at a nursing home in a suburb of monette after a tornado c

tom: summary put on celine dion. jonathan: you could rock that. lisa: i want to see that. jonathan: that little shoulder peace. from new york on radio, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: it is fed decision day. here's the price action. positive about 0.04% on the s&p. coming into today, tuesday, monday, losses. the equity market and tension. historian want to talk about in the bond market. as we wrap up the year or least wrapping up these. i want to talk about where the 10-year has been and where it's ended the year. there's a story in their, the highest on a 10 year yield this year. the end of q1 there was consideration the fed would tolerate higher inflation. and who would get a steeper curve. the highest of the year on twos a week ago, that's the story. we have the highest from year on twos at the end of the year and the highest for year on tens. we have a flatter curve, different story. a federal reserve many believe is less tolerant to the inflation story and belief that they have to adapt. tom: one of the calls here is curve inversion. at some point we get an odd inver

reporter dion lim at our sister station in san francisco then showing the interview to harry, who surprised all of us when he pulled out vanessa's letter that he got in the mail two decades ago. what better way to observe this year's holidays than to finally catch up properly. >> i envision two funds, touching. just juggling the conversation. >> in the command center, it was kind of like that. reporter: and bring betty sacco spirit back to life. this virtual reunion lasting nearly an hour, with a promise to do it again soon. >> i had a lot of certainties cleared up. the chain of events that happen that day. i think you for just just just with me. >> absolutely, i consider you and your sister part my family. >> this conversation just made my day. i think i can see christmas a little bit brighter with this conversation. >> what i want is people to understand that your sister was absolutely amazing. dan: that was jonah kaplan reporting. eddie's final resting place is at cypress line in coma. vanessa says as soon as the pandemic is over, she wants to make a trip out here. ama: we continue to ke

. ♪♪ will ♪♪ kennedy: i'm going to sing to this celine dion version all night. we are going to hold each other and squints be great. that was last night of trumpet monday. clay one, i love it. there is justice in the world. it's not been a holy night on passenger planes is here. there have been more than 5000 violent incidents and some do-gooders are calling for a ban on booze. by now we've all seen the crazy videos unruly passengers riding with flight attendants, police and fellow passengers, it's awful. many blamed mask roles. reporter: massachusetts democrat senator ed markey, it's cutting passengers off. pardon me but there's always been alcohol on planes and airports so is back to the real reason for the problems? let's go to the party panel, alexander and brad. i don't think this is a time or place for prohibition. >> totally agree. i think if you are an elected official, you might have missed stressful and airport experience can be for just your average traveler. i was on a flight recently where a guy had a complete meltdown with other passengers because

dion lin shares two victim's stories and their hope to make the community safer. >> my hip was bleeding a little bit. >> this 59 year-old man wants to be referred to as raymond had the scare of his life while on his way to the the dentist. >> we didn't get shot or hospitalized and certainly we didn't get killed. >> while feeding the parking meter, a man approached wanting hi watch. >> he showed me his 9 millimeter tucked inside his shirt. so at that moment, i screamed for help. i yelled. and i ran on to the street. and then my wife was trying to save me by pulling on his pants. >> raymond waspies toll whipped and his $30,000 rolex was from his wrist. >> law enforcement tell me there's been and i crease in watch robberies. one day earlier a man who only wants to be identified as john had his mow vlado stolen at valley fair mall. >> i was just blind-sided by two men behind me. one put me in a chokehold and threw me on the ground. >> and this couple from indonesia was rob offend a $100,000 richard millet timepiece. raymond wants his story to prompt others to make a difference in the commun

with an encyclopedic knowledge of fine wines and an inexplicable attachment to the music of celine dion, is a big believer in honoring history and tradition. if you still trap beavers, you should, if at all possible, cook them and eat them, not just strip them of their pelts. and as incredible as it might seem, you can cook beaver really, really well. beaver tail, on the other hand, is not actually beaver at all, rather a quick spoon bread-type thing that in our case goes somewhat awry during an inadvertent inferno. [ laughter ] with the sauce, it almost looks like chocolate. it's so rich-looking, huh? >> martin: i love it when it's like that. some people don't put too much blood, but i like when it's very thick. >> anthony: wow. that's absolutely delicious. >> martin: yeah, it is. i wasn't joking, but -- >> anthony: tastes like chicken. [ laughs ] no, it doesn't taste like chicken at all. >> martin: this is your first time? >> anthony: yeah. >> martin: oh. wow. [ laughs ] that's something. i -- i think you almost eat everything. yeah? >> anthony: yeah. at this point, you know, animals,

. >> kennedy: celine dion. oh holy night. best christmas song ever. >> kayleigh: sorry, chris. her o holy night is the best ever. carrie underwood and mariah carey, they hit those notes that are amazing to listen to and gives you goose bumps. i love them both. i've been dying to say this so i'll say it now. i love that movie, fred clause. brian kilmeade talks about it being his favorite movie. mind to. watch fred clause. underrated christmas movie. please. >> harris: you got it. >> kayleigh: a good time to cozy up with a christmas cocktail peered from eggnog, hot bodies, mulled wine. that's disgusting. let's take a virtual couch trip. what is your top holiday cocktail? >> tomi: the wine. that's the best holiday cocktail you can go in for. trying to explain to him i'm on the different between pinot grigio and pinot noir. but if it has alcohol in it, i'm sure we will all be happy. how to avoid issues at christmas time with your family, alcohol is a way to go. on other ways limiting. one of my favorite christmas traditions is when my dad would start the car and entice my mom to ge

., and i spoke with ceo and co-founder dion nicholas this morning in a fort knox interview. he says they'll use capital to grow rnd and he also told me the labor crunch is increased demand in efficiency and a.i. and customer service. >> and over the last year we are seeing a lot of places where bpos or business process outsourcing businesses were going offline and you had lockdowns in manila, the philippines and places like that or across the united states where a lot of folks with customer service would typically be working and agents were literally being sent home, right? so not only do we offer tools like our assist product that help those agents get back to productivity, but as you mentioned we also offer tools for the businesses to help triage, to help route the tickets and inquiries to the right agents at the right time and the right channel and understand what is urgent and what is actually spam. >> you can see the full stream conversation on techcheck's twitter at cnbctechcheck or our linkedin page. >> john, if you're a fan of our show don't forget to follow and subs