welcome, donna. >> good to be here.ore we get into the book and the memoirs, tell us about your background and your experiences. >> i am from california, born and raised . active in the united methodist church . ended up going to seminary and becoming a pastor. marrying my husband and having two little girls. just loving every single minute of life. and one day we went to a fancy meal at a restaurant in lake tahoe. and a 200 pound glass partition fell on my head in in that moment i sustain a disabling head and neck injury. i have not worked since. for 17 years are relied on a cane, opioids and wheelchair to get around. >> you have worked . >> i have written. it is taken the eight years to write this book and i do a little preaching. with some of the head injury stuff, you have to rest in order to let the brain come online, so to speak. i do a little bit at a time and the spirit and spirituality has really helped me find my way . >> i read that and i have read the book twice . that is how riveting and compelling the stor

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even after more than five decades since donna last was last seen here, there are still no suspects. but police say they won't stop searching from here on. >> it's just a matter of following up, following up on any leads that may come in. >> stevenson hopes laci's family finds some closure to knowing her fate, but understand that there are more questions they want answered. >> obviously it was a long time ago, but families never forget that's true. >> and that was orko manna reporting, and many have long suspected that that donna lass was one of the zodiac killers victims. but an official link has never been established. >> the holidays are a particularly tough time for anyone being treated at a hospital, especially children. but there is a local organization offering a unique way to lift the spirits of people receiving medical care. young and old alike. and it's helping build a better bay area. one song, one patient at a time. look at the stuff. >> isn't it neat? >> wouldn't you think my collection's complete the nonprofit that connects performers like this one with patients is call

donna, kid we talk about nikki haley? i would love your perspective on why you think of all the men on that stage it is a woman who is having the momentum for second place. >> first of all i think that voters, republican voters generally think that nikki haley is a nice person. i don't think they get that impression from some of the other candidates. but also, she has been able to at least attack her opponents on a debate stage. even if she has not gone after donald trump. so for that slice of voters who are looking for an alternative to donald trump, she has been able to rise to the challenge and frankly i think that she has not gotten as much challenge herself on some issues like abortion. people describe her position on abortion as moderate, it's anything but moderate. in a larger context, should she ever rise to the point where she got a nomination, those ideas would be right in front of the voters and they would reject them. for now, this is what has benefited from the decision to slide into the mud pit. i think she'

. >> okay, donna. out on a limb. >> rick took mine. we sat in the green room and i told him i wasn't going to give him mine, and then he took it anyway. i think third parties will be the story. we're going to see the strongest third-party candidacy since ross perot. >> i'm going to maybe dodge this question. in my view, we were going to have a shutdown and i was actually one of the people making it. but i did say that kevin mccarthy would not be speaker long, so i do get credit for that. my prediction, just for fun, is that biden and trump will drop out and barbie will be the next president. >> karl: we'll be right back. bi next president. >> jonathan: we'll be right bab.

. >> reporter: this is what donna everhart and her husband bryan franklin woke up to thursday morning. their street on stinson beach flooded with water and high surf and storm surges pummeled the neighborhood. >> it took my feet away from me. i was going this way. that rock was rolling around at my ankles. i grabbed onto the fence until the water went away. >> reporter: donna and bryan moved here a year ago from oakland after falling in love with this charming seaside community. >> we have lived all over the world and this was a no-brainer. >> reporter: even though they were warned that this area is prone to flooding, they never expected to experience it quite so quickly. >> we referred to it as a baptism. >> reporter: the water got close but the house was spared, thanks to a handful of sandbags delivered by the local stinson beach fire department. tucked between the pacific ocean and bolinas lagoon, this town of 500 residents is one of marin county's most vulnerable communities. studies showing this beach here could be inundated by mid to late century. donna and bryan say they're sti

even after more than five decades since donna last was last seen here, there are still no suspects. but police say they won't stop searching from here on. >> it's just a matter of following up, following up on any leads that may come in. >> stevenson hopes laci's family finds some closure to knowing her fate, but understand that there are more questions they want answered. >> obviously it was a long time ago, but families never forget that's true. >> and that was orko manna reporting, and many have long suspected that that donna lass was one of the zodiac killers victims. but an official link has never been established. >> the holidays are a particularly tough time for anyone being treated at a hospital, especially children. but there is a local organization offering a unique way to lift the spirits of people receiving medical care. young and old alike. and it's helping build a better bay area. one song, one patient at a time. look at the stuff. >> isn't it neat? >> wouldn't you think my collection's complete the nonprofit that connects performers like this one with patients is call

to donna's point, we don't know what this will look like on caucus night.d to tell what someone's organization is. it's true to the trump team and the haley team. haley we have a better sense that she's starting from behind on that front, but desantis has not done a ton of favors for himself with this endless process stories and it hurts with donors in a real way. >> george: reince is right that donald trump would be happy with the way this is scripting out. no one's ever had as big a lead as he has going into iowa, but we have been surprised before, and once momentum takes over, there's no telling how this will shake out. >> there's that feeling that you just expect a surprise, somewhere along the way, if you look at the presidential campaigns, at some point there's a moment of surprise. it doesn't mean that the front-runner may not win, but the big question right now is all these things we're talking about, ground game organization, big endorsements, does that matter in a race where you have donald trump? in some ways they feel very pre-2016 when you talk

so we're fortunately looking like conditions will improve here in stinson. >> reporter: donna and brian say they're still happy they made the move. >> what we saw today was just beauty and rawness. >> reporter: even after all that water they say the experience hasn't dampened their love for stinson beach. >> this is nothing new for stinson beach and as sea lives continue to rise and the waters around us continue to warm, the problem will only get worse, which is why they're trying to take proactive steps to deal with it now. the marin county community development agency released a report on the effects of continued sea level rise earlier this year. >> stinson beach is sort of tucked into a little nook, particularly and uniquely vulnerable because you've got the ocean on one side and the lagoon on the other side and then beyond that you also have the creek. this is not a hypothetical. this is something that is really before us and collectively we have some choices to make about how we want to address it. >> she also adds there is not a one size fits all solution and strategies will conti

. >> whoa, donna. wow. this is substantial. >> yeah. a lot of people getting soaked. ocean water swept into the beach neighborhoods this morning. the water was powerful enough to knock people off their feet. by this afternoon, though, those evacuation orders were lifted. >>> santa cruz county also experiencing significant flooding. this is video from rio del mar near aptos. the chp is urging people to stay away from the rio del mar espalanade because of the danger there. similar scene in nearby capitola. our jose martinez joins us live with a look at what they are dealing with. jose? >> reporter: well, guys, it's definitely been an intense day here in capitola. just look at what's happening now. these are the conditions of most of the coastal area here. right here near the pier you can see the impact of the high surf that flooded these apartments this morning. it's a recurrent nightmare for many capitola residents like leonard tyson. >> it's been just awful last year, but this year it's a lot worse, at least for these buildings right here. >> reporter: he's been livin

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donna, just how effective have trump's delay, delay, delay tactics been? is there a different strategy he could have tried? >> i think the delay tactics have worked in some ways to donald trump's advantage, and one way is that he's been able to use each one of these trials to continue to raise money and to galvanize his base of support. what we've seen over a period of time is that he's been -- that donald trump has been effective at using these trials and the existence of them in order to solidify his base, and, in fact, gain on some of his opponents. indeed, his opponents, because they haven't criticized any of this, can really leave him an open playing field. i think thus far it's worked to his advantage. we'll see how that calendar plays out. it was always going to be tricky whether these trials could proceed during the election year anyway. and, so we'll see what ends up going forward. >> certainly will. a lot of the polling shows trump with a slight lead over biden, so what, if anything, will actually change that? will a criminal conviction -- will t

and like her son, donna adelson, will face murder charges. >> she has not yet entered a plea. andrew rhiannon, derek dennis, thank you for that. >> coming up, the end of an era in the nfl. >> but first, paying tribute to a film and tv actor who had very a film and tv actor who had very clear priorities in life ♪ ♪ ♪ we're building a better postal service. for more on-time deliveries. and easier, affordable ways to ship. so you can deliver even more holiday joy. the united states postal service. delivering for america. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstoppables in wash scent booster keep y

my guess is, not much. >> one of the questions, donna, as we see this drip, drip, drip of revelations, this one brings to mind that infamous call to georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger, naming a specific number of votes that they want found. has the biden campaign come up with a comprehensive strategy on how to deal with these revelations? or just to let them speak for themselves? >> i think thus far, the president and his campaign have been basically allowing those revelations to speak for themselves. i'm not really sure if at that point it's the right strategy. i don't think that you can just assume that americans know and follow what's going on without sort of hammering it. i think that they do need to figure out a way that they can highlight this as another reason that donald trump is a threat to democracy. that's the core of their -- one of the core pieces of their campaign. these examples really illustrate that and put donald trump at the center of organizing these fake electors and putting pressure on them all throughout the 2020 post-election cycle. >> let me go ba

donna, president biden and the first lady our fund in southern california this weekend.dministration got some positive news out of fridays better than expected jobs report. yet, this week nbc news reported battleground democrats have largely avoided talking about bidenomics. and the biden campaign has shifted to discussing the threat of maganomics. is there a better life for the president and his party to -- two voters? >> i think there is a white, reverend al. frankly, i think the economy is showing improvement. not only were those job numbers that came out, but also inflation numbers came out that are lower and we are seeing an uptick in consumer confidence. so i think all of these things, over a period of the next several months, really bode well for the president. and often think that would run away from, i don't know about bottlenecks, but i certainly would not run away from that kind of economic games this president has. and i think democrats are going to make the mistake didn't that as well. it reminds me of when democrats tried to run away from the affordable car

>> i agree with donna. it's a punitive decision and a statement case.at rudy did or said, and i certainly wouldn't, but i think this issue with poll workers and poll watchers is serious. i agree with you. we need people to feel good about volunteering. i remember back in wisconsin there was a milwaukee police department report, about 70 pages describing all the challenges in conducting these elections. they deserve our respect and certainly we can't move forward without it. >> and i'll say there was hope on the part of election workers this is a deterrent to folks interfering with the job they do. that is essential to the job of a functioning democracy. 12 states since 20 -- they passed -- >> jonathan: that is all the time we have. thank you for being here this morning. we'll be back in just a moment. time we have. thank you for being here this morning. we'll be back in just a moment. >> jonathan: that's all for us today. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonight" and have a great day. of your sunday with us. check

has banned the export of technology used to extract and process rare earth metals, which are crucial donnaor the manufacturing of advanced electronics from wind turbines and electric cars. the technology has been added to a list of items that cannot be sold abroad for national security reasons. china is the main source of rare earths but western countries have been trying to increase their own production. 0il trying to increase their own production. oil prices have fallen after angola said it would leave the organisation of petroleum exporting countries. the african nation said it currently gains nothing by staying in the group. angola's exit raise concerns about the cohesiveness of epic, even though it is well of the group's smallest oil producers. -- opec group's smallest oil producers. —— 0pec during the pandemic, it seemed we could not go a week without a company making their debut on the stock market. since 2022, the number of public listings as follows to while sentiment is improving in the west, it is likely to remain shaky in the months ahead in mainline chanda donna china and hong

so please help us fight in this battle against cancer. [ relaxing music ] >> eric: oh, donna, i haveuch to do and so little time, >> donna: eric, i-- i really wish you wouldn't think of it that way. >> eric: i have to. i-- i can't-- i can't waste a minute. i can't, i mean, i-- i don't even really know how many minutes i have left. oh, stop it you two. i don't want this. i don't want these-- these long faces. i don't want sadness in here, okay? i've had this wonderful life and it's-- it's not over yet

>> i agree with donna. it's a punitive decision and a statement case.at rudy did or said, and i certainly wouldn't, but i think this issue with poll workers and poll watchers is serious. i agree with you. we need people to feel good about volunteering. i remember back in wisconsin there was a milwaukee police department report, about 70 pages describiing all the challenges in conducting these elections. they deserve our respect and certainly we can't move forward without it. >> and i'll say there was hope on the part of election workers this is a deterrent to folks interfering with the job they do. that is essential to the job of a functioning democracy. 12 states since 20 -- they passed -- >> jonathan: that is all the time we have. thank you for being here this morning. we'll be back in just a moment. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less tha

. >> donna: saw what? >> brooke: he opened his eyes. >> finn: not quite open, but... >> brooke: well, his eyes fluttered. that's got to be good, right? >> donna: eric, can you hear me? >> steffy: we were talking about the ventilator. taking him off, seeing if he could breathe on his own. >> brooke: that's a sign. he's listening. he's ready. is that what you're trying to tell us, eric? you're ready?

. >> wow, donna. wow. this is substantial. >> wow, donna. neighbors in this beachfront community definitely caught offguard there. >> and i turned just like that and it immediately just slapped me in the back. and it sort of took my feet away from me. i was sort of going this way. that rock was rolling around on my ankles. and i grabbed on to the fence until the water went away. >> that can be very dangerous. the combination of high tide and huge waves triggering an evacuation warning. that has now been lifted. here's a wider view of marin county from our chopper. laser on the point bonita lighthouse. people are experiencing flooding. this is video along the waterfront. right now, that is a public restroom you see being overwhelmed by waives. and the phc says, you should not try to drive across flooded areas. an evacuation warning has been issued now around seacliff state beach and including beach strive. there is also a warning at capitola village. authorities say, if you're in this area, be prepared to leave in case a evacuation order is l

. >> reporter: this is what donna everhart and her husband bryan franklin woke up to thursday morning>> whoa, donna. [ laughter ] >> reporter: their street on stinson beach, flooded with water as high surf and storm surges pummeled their neighborhood. >> it sort of took my feet away from me. and i was going this way. that rock was rolling around at my ankles. and i grabbed on to the -- to the fence thingy till the water went away. >> reporter: donna and bryan moved here a year ago from oakland after falling in love with this charming seaside community. >> we've lived all over the world. and this was a no-brainer. >> reporter: but even though they were warned that this area is prone to flooding, they never expected to experience it quite so quickly. >> we refer it to as a baptism. >> reporter: the water got close, but the house was spared, thanks to a handful of sandbags delivered by the local stinson beach fire department. tucked between the pacific ocean and bolinas lagoon, this town of about 500 residents is one of marin county's most vulnerable communities. with studies showing thi

donna and brian say they're still happy they made the move. >> what we saw today was just beauty.nd rawness. go puddle jumping? >> reporter: even after all that water they say the experience hasn't dampened their love for stinson beach. >> looking live at rio del mar the chp closed off the area yesterday due to the big waves in that region. the waves brought a lot of mud and debris on to the streets there. blocking the roads and bringing out spectators to watch the surf. well, it's been less than a year since the series of atmospheric rivers pummeled capitola's coastal community and now the city has been hit again by waves and yesterday surging water just burst into buildings and homes along the coast. causing widespread damage. >> just awful. last year. but this year, it's a lot worse. at least for the buildings right here. debris comes from the river like lumber and trees. and then it just pushed over and through our buildings. >> some capitola businesses still haven't reopened since those january storms. stay with cbs news bay area for continuing first alert weather coverage. y

temptation here for someone to imagine the united states of america, america in the form of this prima donnat to be half naked, to say, but the king is naked or the queen is naked, but only behind her is an emerald, this is... these are black rock, state street, vanyard and several other, several other large american companies that profit from international politics, saying that the movement is everything, and the final goal is nothing, because they make billions from this, but the united states of america is not a half-naked prima donna, only with an emerald, they, again, are aware of all the dangers of the situation. american authorities, this dispute is going on , we need to take this seriously, because america is now in a state in which it can still cause a lot of trouble on the international platform, what we see in the middle east is exactly this and there is, and if earlier it could bring a lot of trouble to the weak, iraq, afghanistan, now it is in a state of being wounded such a wounded beast can bring a lot. today, in general, america in this region continues, so to speak, the most

non-or competitions with a senior coach who supervises them, so far without such serious, say, our prima donnas have avoided illnesses, these are sola, leshchenko, irina, they are ready for the start, yes, they are ready for the frost, for the competition , since in tyumen there were quite severe frosts, about 40°, so here we feel comfortable and feel why is it warmer here, anton smolsky, what’s on your mind now? in my heart, of course, i want to quickly come home to my family and spend more time with my family, the results are not bad, but i feel that i’m still not in the right shape, uh , just optimal combat, that is, i’m just we are accelerating, just getting in shape, and i think in january there will be those races that will bring the maximum pleasure, tomorrow there will be sprint races on the program, on saturday there will be pursuit races, a big festival of be... "the children's festival of st. petersburg was held in the capital, which made us happy guests, i'll tell you on our broadcast. thank you, we'll see you at 17:00, see you soon. a miner beats an oil worker in a match of the rus

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i'm being forgetful, but she has a lot to show this coming week at the debate. >> george: maggie, donnaome of the strengths that ron desantis has. at the same time, you have been reporting on endless shakeups in the superpacs supporting him. >> i've never seen anything like this. superpacs are relatively a new existence in politics, but i've never seen this rolling change of departures, the desantis struggled as a candidate. some of this is the campaign, and it's including the culture. to cdonna's point, we don't kno what this will look like on caucus night. it's hard to tell what someone's organization is. it's true to the trump team and haley team. haley we have a better sense she's starting from behind on that front, but desantis has not done a ton of favors for himself with this endless process stories and it hurts donors in a real way. >> george: reince is right that donald trump would be happy with the way this is scripting out. no one's ever had as big a lead as he has going into iowa, but we were surprised wbefore, and once momentum takes over, there's no telling how this will s

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y'all, don't worry, donna is sticking around. when we come back, republicans are rushing to donald trump's defense, after they took him off the primary ballot, even some of his competitors for the nomination. plus, we'll take a look at a case that charge not just donald trump but 18 of his allies in a sweeping, racketeering indictment. what is next for fulton county d.a. fani willis and her election case? and later in the program, there is new reporting on just how far -- is willing to go to get the election results overturned in january six? how trump's lawyers turned to a senator and congressman to help them in the days before the insurrection. all of those stories and more, when that signed white house continues after this. don't go anywhere. anywhere. it■s beginning to look alot like savings! blendjets holiday sale is on now! give the gift of convenience the blendjet 2 portable blender is perfect for everyone on your list. even that picky relative who hates everything. and dont forget the accessories! theyre all on sale! dont

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. >> september six, 1970 was the last time anyone saw donna lass. the 25 year old south lake tahoe resident was on the job at the time. >> she was working as a nurse at the sahara tahoe, which is a casino on the nevada side that casino hotel is now the golden nugget. >> while the name has changed, what hasn't is the mystery surrounding lass's disappearance . >> old cases stay open until they're solved. >> south lake tahoe police chief david stevenson tells me a security supervisor at the hotel filed a missing persons report three days after last went missing. for 50 years, she remained lost until now placer county sheriff's office says a skull found in 1986 off of highway 20 near interstate 80 has been identified as las. but what took so long at that time, the dna testing technology wasn't advanced enough to get a sample. stevenson also says dna from lassie's relatives was not collected until her sister gave a sample five years ago to enter a new cold case team made up of people from the placer county sheriff's and district attorney's offices. last

melissa, donna, please stick around. the break, we will discuss the backlash to a republican abortion laws about how the gop presidential candidates are struggling to address them. first, jessica lane is here with the headlines. hello, jess. >> hello, ayman, thank you. there are stories that we're watching at this hour. the republican party of florida voted to functionally strip all power from current chairman christian ziegler, who is under criminal investigation for sexual assault, including rape. the party was unable to vote to oust ziegler during an emergency meeting. they plan to do that next month. ziegler has not been formally charged, and is denying any wrongdoing. heavy rain and strong winds are causing major coastal flooding in the carolinas tonight. the east coast storm has also left thousands in florida without power. the storm system will continue to sleep -- the northeast after the next 24 hours. russia and ukraine are launching a second straight day of drone attacks on each other. russian officials say tha

i saw him, donna has spoken to al jazeera. these are the talks about deal for the exchange of captives on not possible until israel's aggressions don't know, but on the subject go off. but it's clear that the occupation derailed all the efforts led by the brothers in guitar and egypt to reach a ceasefire. and it went back to lead. it's aggression against the gaza strip of the clear position of homos is that it's not possible to speak about a prisoner's exchange deal before the aggression on the gaza strip and on our people in gaza stops. this is not just the condition, it's in natural rights. we cannot allow the occupation to lead such regression and then reward it with a deal. these really leaks are and it tends to buy these realities to deal with the internal pressures on these really governments. and by these really street and the families of the captives is also in attempt to cover up a growing criticism over the large number of injured soldiers. as israel issues and new evacuation orders for parts of central and southern

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donna sachet for a lot of years.hat is a fun, fun evening. >> yeah, it looked like a good one too, because it looked dry, which is nice. >> we've had some good amounts of rain here the last couple of days. abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the forecast. sandy. >> yeah. and dan and anna, it's been nice to see the rain. it's also been great to see snow up in the high country right now. i want to show you what you can expect over the next three days. so in case you're already thinking about the weekend, frosty tomorrow morning with sunshine. then temperatures in the 50s, 60s winter like morning chill for both saturday and sunday. but you will notice milder conditions for the afternoon. here's a live view from our san jose camera where right now the temperature is 50 degrees. but some of our cooler spots, 47, oakland, 48 in half. moon bay, san francisco, 50 degrees from our emeryville camera. you can clearly see back towards sutro tower. upper 30s. these are our colder spots. santa rosa, petaluma, n

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beaches of congressman stokes the was great on this issue and congresswoman donna christensen. prepa cities of hiv/aids organizations from all around the country and, of course, i was there. minority aids initiative and the funding history just a bit. at the 1998 rollout, we announce the minority aids initiative would receive an initial appropriation of 156 million in fiscal year 1999. the purpose of the minority aids initiative is to target funds for hiv/aids prevention, outreach, screening, and treatment of minority communities heavily impacted by hiv/aids. the funds were to be provided to minority led community-based organizations in order to help these organizations develop the capacity to deliver culturally appropriate care and services in the community. let me repeat. provide to minority led community-based organizations. the mode or initiative -- [applause] we know is divided among four agencies within the department of health and human services. the health resources and services administration that focuses on the treatment as authorized by the ryan white care act, hrsa

abc news chief white house correspondent mary bruce, npr white house correspondent, donna brazile, andagain with us. let's start with you. that piece was fascinating, mary. the demographic is very small, but it really could have a big impact. >> they have a lot of power here, especially in a state like michigan where biden won so narrowly. i think what sticks out most the just understandably this is a community in real pain, and that grief they feel was only made worse by the fact that they don't feel heard. they don't feel seen. they feel flatout betrayed by the president. in fact, one woman told me for the first time in her life, she feels un-american because she doesn't feel like anyone is representing her. the white house is well aware of this frustration. they note the president is reaching out to these groups. he's doing more to try and up the pressure on netanyahu. they say, you know, there are a lot of americans who do support the president's approach to all of this, and look. the election's a long way away. it's possible as trump gets out there, some voters could come back to

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gives desantis a little edge as all of these campaigns try to be the one standing against trump. >> donnayou know, i thought about this for a long time, only because i thought nikki haley, governor haley, a governor of a southern state that, you know, chose to secede from the nation, she would know before. clearly she is trying to swim in the same swamp as many of her other republican colleagues and folks, who don't understand that slavery was and still is a defining moment in our country. and to not understand how to answer that question, and it took several days for her to get her answer right, i was disappointed in her personally. on the other hand, i don't think it's going to hurt her at all. you know why? because i don't think republicans gave a damn. i really don't. >> i will say, also, that this is the risk you run when you have a strategy like nikki haley has had this whole campaign. everything is very choreographed. she doesn't do a lot of media interviews, very much sticks to her stump speech and that's working for her. she is seeing movement in the polls, overtaking ron desanti

nizhny novgorod, kazan, yekaterinburg, rostov, on the donna, will ensure accessibility of the resortslity for our citizens, and i especially emphasize that in the future, of course, we will build them to lugansk and donetsk. in touch, crimea, after the decision to build the bridge and its opening. i asked the government to think about extending the twenty percent contribution, the initial contribution for families with children, first, for a family mortgage and second, think about maintaining this subsidy of 450,000 rubles to repay the loan itself, which the president gives to the best railway workers.

donna sachet for a lot of years.hat is a fun, fun evening. >> yeah, it looked like a good one too, because it looked dry, which is nice. >> we've had some good amounts of rain here the last couple of days. abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the forecast. sandy. >> yeah. and dan and anna, it's been nice to see the rain. it's also been great to see snow up in the high country right now. i want to show you what you can expect over the next three days. so in case you're already thinking about the weekend, frosty tomorrow morning with sunshine. then temperatures in the 50s, 60s winter like morning chill for both saturday and sunday. but you will notice milder conditions for the afternoon. here's a live view from our san jose camera where right now the temperature is 50 degrees. but some of our cooler spots, 47, oakland, 48 in half. moon bay, san francisco, 50 degrees from our emeryville camera. you can clearly see back towards sutro tower. upper 30s. these are our colder spots. santa rosa, petaluma, n