kathryn: yes. what we are seeing now is there is a lot of one-way bets on the bed cutting rates -- fed cutting rates 125 basis points next year, which i think is unrealistic in a soft landing scenario. probably if the fed cuts to 250, that is because we are in a recession. be careful what you wish for. as bond yields declined, if they are declining because of what we expect which is a rollover in the u.s. consumer in a consumption-based economy, that will not be positive or equities. so he dropped lower in yields because of a slowdown in the economy will not be bullish for earnings. alix: that is the confusing part. chillax felt good. cutting to normalize is different from easing. cutting versus easing is i feel like the tension we are getting to. what happens in that moment? be bullish until you have to cut to these? or the flip? kathryn: i think what makes sense is to counter it counterintuitively. right now, markets are going up so fantastically let's play the opposite. buy-in calls is cheap. le

appreciate it, kathryn. >> stephanie: really great tips. i'll take some of those.. >> whit: with the layers in the box. >> gio: and all those red cups you have hanging around. >> whit: i have a lot of red solo cups in my house. >> stephanie: you are using them. >>> coming up, the countdown to 2024 is on, and we're taking you high atop times square to find out all about the show and safety plans that is taking place there on new year's eve. we'll be right back. >> whit: don't make me explain myself on those cups. [ laughter ] we'll be right back. >> whit: don't make me explain myself on those cups. [ laughter ] and a lot going on. that's why i take kesimpta. kesimpta is the only b-cell treatment for rms you can take at home, once-a-month. and it was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses vs aubagio. for me, a once-a-month treatment just works for my schedule. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including infections. while no cases of pml were r

., kathryn kristian, and legal blog writer, jordan ruvin, to start us off. jordan, if you will, the ruling almostcertainly slows things down here. the guardian writes this. even if the d.c. circuit rules againsttrump quickly, the former president can first ask the full appeals court to re-hear the case. and then has 90 days to lodge a final appeal to the supreme court. what is the timeline we are looking at now with this decision to punt things from the supreme court? >> the bottom line is that it will not be surprising if the date is pushed. one thing i want to stress is it does not mean it's getting kicked off indefinitely into the future. i could see it getting pushed maybe later into the spring or summer slot. sometime around then. really, the first inkling will have where it goes next and when is when we get a d.c. circuit ruling after the january 9th oral argument. >> so, i'm wondering, kathryn, when you think about jack smith special counsel and their decision to go straight to the supreme court on this with the question of a presidential immunity, wa

it will be one decision that will apply to all of the states in the united states. >> kathryn. , you actually base for me the sweet spot in this whole situation with respect to the supreme court. because every state has their own way of making that decision, number, one and number two, only two states have said hey, trump can't be on the ballot. do you think the supreme court -- will this force the supreme court to engage? do you think they would step back and say, we need more states in the pool. we want to see six, seven, eight states say no, you can't be on the ballot. versus eight, nine, ten states saying yes, you can be on the ballot. >> i think they will engage because, you know, time is of the essence. march 5th is coming up in super tuesday. november is not that far away. it's less than a year. what they can do is not touch the issue about whether or not trump did or did not incite an insurrection. they can just decide on constitutional grounds, does section three apply to the office of the presidency? if the section three mean that states can't do this? it has to be congress

kathryn magson says she strongly refutes the tribunal�*s findings. south london and maudsley nhs trust as an adviser to the chief executive. despite winning £3.2 million in compensation, rosalind ranson regrets all that she's been through. at no point has it felt that it is success. i was out of a job, it was the end of my career. to have that... ..taken away... sacking its medical director cost the isle of man government over £4 million in damages and legalfees. it has now apologised to dr ranson. michael buchanan, bbc news, on the isle of man. a lawyer for prince harry has told the high court that he's been treated unlawfully and unfairly by the british government after it took away his police protection when he's in this country. the duke of sussex is taking legal action against the home office over a decision in 2020 that meant he would no longer get the same personal security on visits to the uk. 0ur royal correspondent, sean coughlan, is outside the court. sean. what has been happening? 0'dell prince _ what has been happening? 0'dell prince har

then we came back and here we are. >> one more question to kathryn.vents of the middle east and the world that we have seen? and really not just to israel and gaza, but the anti-semitism that we've seen pop up everywhere in places that i think a lot of people didn't think about? >> i'm jewish. i come from a jewish background and coming into the show i didn't know what to expect. i felt like i was coming in from the outside and welcomed with open arms. i met so many people that i maybe just wouldn't be a part of my community otherwise. this show really is very jewish in its roots. it shows what jewish people were going through 2,000 years ago and we can make that connection to today. >> dana: talk about the special people can see this weekend? >> the christmas special has an extraordinary performance but bringing together the shepherd, the pilot episode of the chosen with the messengers, the birth story of jesus told from the perspective of mary and joseph and there is a brand-new feature. >> dana: where else can you find it? >> it will be on cw starti

kathryn, in a rare public statement earlier this year, special counsel jack smith made a point to sayt the law applies to everyone. even the former president. do you think that all of the trump indictments together are enticed or a reckoning, if you will, for the rule of law in this country? >> it proves the fact that the former president of the united states has been indicted in four different jurisdictions to into federal that he is not above the law. he's innocent until proven guilty and there will be, he would prefer not be trials, but presumably there will be at least one trial, so yes the fact that he's been indicted, he's not above the law. >> charles, officials like fani willis in fulton county and even laetitia james in new york am stood strong in the face of criticism but also other attorneys. there are some people in the legal community that were very critical of what they were doing, what did you make of herschel strength this year? >> people need to understand the role of the prosecutor in when you are talking about all of the examples that you gave both laetitia james an

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> well, about 18% of merchandise. also during the holiday is going to be taken back to the store. this all according to the national retail federation. however, officials are warning you to read the fine print. some retailers may return windows more flexible to account for early holiday deals. more lack time between gift purchasing and gift. giving. but because of some of the increase in returns, some added restrictions, especially since there's been an uptick in return fraud. another tip when buying online from whether the item is coming directly from the retail platform or from a third-party seller might have a different return policy. and the irs is giving businesses chance to pay that possible fraudulent tax credits from covid employee retention tax credit. well, designed help small businesses during the covid pandemic and to give thousands of dollars per employee and tax credits. so

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> we'll start with just police are investigating a double stabbing that killed a man is in a woman to the hospital. it happened yesterday morning right in the area of mission and washburn street officers say they found victim suffering from life-threatening injuries. the man died at the hospital and police say no arrests have been made. >> in the east bay, an elderly person suffered critical burns during a house fire in san leandro. the fire happened a little after 8 o'clock last night at a home on thrush avenue. the alameda county fire department says firefighters saw smoke coming from the house and when they got inside, they work to put out a fire in the back bedroom. they say they had to rescue the elderly person and take that person to the hospital. another person and 2 dogs were able to escape the fire but are now homeless. the cause of the fire is under investigation. let's stay in

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kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened just afer midnight yesterday 28th street near the oakland chevy dealership. >> they say they came out there and they found aictim with several gunshot wounds. investigators so far they have not released the person's name or any suspect information. let's talk about transportation. the main street ferry terminal in alameda will be reopening on january. 2nd, following more than 2 months of renovation. that ferry terminals, infrastructure was rgpaired and replaced to comply with earthquake safety requirements. the san francisco bay ferry says the oakland alameda and south san francisco ferry routes will resume at the main street ferry terminal the weekend. trips on the alameda seaplane route will be ending in just a few days from now on december, 30th. >> well, as many americans spend their holidays traveling or with their l

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kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> 9.25. and kron 4 is your local election headquarters. state assemblymember evan low is running for congress hoping to succeed representative anna eshoo who announced that she is retiring after 3 decades on capitol hill. assembly member low. as you can see here filed the paperwork on monday to run the 40 year-old previously was he was mayor. also served on city council and he says his home del boy. he knows the silicon valley area better than anyone if elected. he would also be the first lgbtq and chinese american representative in congress from the bay area. >> 2 represents silicon valley in an effective manner and which we will not just one of 435 prep resented but will be exceptional standing. you know, that's what i bring to washington, d.c., and that's why i'm excited to be candidate for congress. >> and he joins a crowded field of democrats that are hoping for ashes seat, includin

treasure after a rare pair of nike sneakers worn by spike lee were found in a donation bin in oregon kathrynnow up for auction. >> reporter: in the basement of portland rescue mission's burnside shelter, you'll find them donation bins filled with boots, warm clothing, socks and blankets, basics to help people survive life on the streets. what you won't find here, luxury which is why last spring >> hey, donation coming down the chute. >> reporter: when someone dropped a special donation down this chute, it really stood out. >> the shoes are very auspicious they are really gold >> reporter: erin holcomb is director of staff ministries she says at first no one knew what to make of the shiny gold nikes. james free, who was serving in the donation room at the time thought they had to be worth something and flagged down leadership he took the snooet seakers who authenticated. turns out the shoes,iz 1/2 were one of maybe five pairs made for film director spike lee. he and his party wore them to the twoi2019 oscars. she reached out to find out if anyone was missing a pair of the golden shoes and nev

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kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what?ve with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. sorry for the businesses. you know that uh- that i work out of there. >> several los altos businesses gone in a flash now at five. investigators looking into how the early christmas morning fire started and a proposal for peace. now on the table, the details from egyptian officials working to broker a deal forward between israel and hamas, and a live look this morning at major bay area airports. it's been pretty smooth for people flying in and out of the bay. more on today's flight forecast. as people continue to travel for the holidays. good morning everybody. it is tuesday, december 26. we hope you had a merry christmas. we are back here looking at the forecast for you and today is

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> all right, taking a live look now from our sutro cam ward's looking pretty gloomy out there, quite overcast over the golden gate bridge. >> hopefully things clear out for the fireworks tonight. britney, what do you think? yeah, they're going to get i think today is better than yesterday, but we are still dealing with the opportunity of some fog. we're going to window opportunity for some scattered showers models really showing the 9 to 5 but as we just showed you in that camera, we're still watching it right now as well. and >> you can see right off the coast. we have band of showers making its way to assess storm tracker showing some scattered showers right now, especially up to the north of us in the sacramento area as well. so right out of our viewing area. but we're getting some spots. futurecast showing you as the day progresses around 10 o'clock. that system i showed you slowly m

yes, sparks were flying a kathryn's going to join us in just a bit. but first, reporter reshad hudson has a wrap-up of the debate from alabama. >> the target on stage tonight here at the university of alabama was not former president trump. it was nikki haley. the university of alabama is home to battles on the football field. >> but tonight the battle was on stage in the news nation. cw, republican debate. florida governor ron desantis and the vec ramaswamy came out swinging against former un ambassador nikki haley who has been climbing in the polls. the attacks are recent endorsements from big money, wall street donors. they make money in china. >> they are not going to let her be tough on china and she will cave to the donors. now you're a multi-millionaire that math does not add up. it adds up to the fact that you are corrupted. they're just jealous. they wish that they were supporting them. but i'm not going to sit there. >> missing again tonight was the gop front runner chris christie slammed former president trump. >> the 5th guy who doesn't ha

patients. 54 year old kathryn hudson has been given seven years and two months for drugging patientsat blackpool's victoria hospital between 2017 and 2018. her 48 year old colleague charlotte willmott , colleague charlotte willmott, was found guilty of encouraging hudson to drug a patient and she was sentenced to three years behind bars . a second probe into behind bars. a second probe into south wales police has been launched by a watchdog following a road collision in cardiff. 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans died after the bike they were riding crashed in ely in may. the new investigation is focussed on complaints made by the boy's families , and it's separate from families, and it's separate from another investigation into the interactions of police officers with the teenagers before their deaths . the father, stepmother deaths. the father, stepmother and uncle of ten year old sarah sharif have pleaded not guilty to her murder. the ten year old's body was discovered at her home in surrey in au

kathryn rampell, appreciate the analysis.>> now to some of the other headlines you're watching this hour. authorities now believe the 67-year-old career college professor who fatally shot three faculty members this week at the university of nevada las vegas kept a target list of faculty at the school, and elsewhere. investigators say they found the list as well as ammunition, and and eviction notice during a search of anthony polling knows home. none of the shooter directly on the target list. they have identified nearly two dozen letters pull email mailed in the hours leading up to the shooting to universities across the country. allen homesteader, who prosecutors say brought a hatchet at the capitol on january 6th, gave fire speeches calling for the execution of his perceived political enemies, it's been sentenced to 11 years in prison for his role in the capitol riot. the justice department says that prior to the capitol riot the retired police chief spread several conspiracy theories about the 2020 presidential election.

kathryn crist minutes here to discuss how ruby fenian and shaye moss vote collects. american, santa rebutting look at how a right of christmas is mark by racism. the incomparable billy porter stops by to discuss his documentary short already getting oscar buzz. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. the house is officially in rece for the holidays with no plans toreturn before the new year. meanwhile, across the capital, of the senate will reconvene on monday as negotiators trying to reach a deal on immigration which is holding up president biden to critical aid package for ukraine and israel. a senate majority leader, chuck schumer, pledged to hold a vote on the supplemental aid package next week, quote, no matter what. wever, any agreement will still need to make it through the republican-controlled house, which is already facing a lethto do list when lawmakers get back to washington. perhaps the most urgent of the unfinished business, taking action on two looming funding deadlines won on january 19th and another on january 2nd. that leaves speaker mike

as brooke mentioned, i am the curator here and it is my pleasure to introduce kathryn cramer brownell, who is this evening's speaker. she is an associate professor of history at purdue university and a senior editor at the need by history: at the washington post. her research and teaching focus on intersections between media, politics, and popular culture with a particular emphasis on the american presidency. her first book, showbiz politics: hollywood in american political life, which was published in 2014 by the university of north carolina press examines the institutionalization of entertainments, styles, and structures in american politics and the rise of the celebrity presidency. and this book will be available for purchase and signing after the event. her second book, 24/7 politics: cable television and the fragmenting of america from watergate to fox news, will be published in august by princeton university press. it excavates how the growth of cable television transformed american political life by tethering politics to profits and catering to narrow audiences, rather than fin

marc, susan, kathryn, great to see you all. before we go to break any to share breaking news with you from a colorado jury. two paramedics there have been found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the death of elijah mcclain. if you remember he was a 23-year-old an armed a black man. in 2019, mcclain died after he was subdued by police and injected with ketamine. and autopsy report listed mcclain's cause of death as complications of ketamine administration following forcible restraint. three of the police officers involved already face trial. one was found guilty of criminally negligent homicide and assault. the other two were acquitted. >>> coming up, a super pac back in ron desantis is canceling millions of dollars worth of -- into critical states. you wonder why, david jolly and cornell belgium, weigh in on that and much more. and later, presidential historian who warned us last year that american democracy is not a reality show, it's reality. jon meacham is back as we close up a chapter in 2023. the 11th hour special

one marc, susan, kathryn, great to see you all. before we go to break any to share breaking news with you from a colorado jury. two paramedics there have been found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the death of elijah mcclain. if you remember he was a 23-year-old an armed a black man. in 2019, mcclain died after he was subdued by police and injected with ketamine. and autopsy report listed mcclain's cause of death as complications of ketamine administration following forcible restraint. three of the police officers invoed already face trial. one was found guilty of criminally negligent homicide and assault. the other two were acquitted. >>> coming up, a super pac back in rhonda scent is is canceling millions of dollars worth of -- into critical states. you wonder why, david jolly and cornell belgium, weigh in on that and much more. and later, presidential historian who warned us last year that american democracy is not a reality show, it's reality. jon meacham is back as we close up a chapter in 2023. the 11th hour specia

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kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what?th a note to our viewers. we're so thankful for you this holiday season and beyond. >> stephanie: we definitely are. we don't take it for granted you let us in your homes every morning and spend that precious time with us. >> trevor: coming up here we're sharing some images from our home at "gma" with a look at some of the people we're thankful for behind the scenes. please stay with us. thankful f scenes. please stay with us. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingrix today. the countdown is on! marshalls buyers hustle unti

i want to bring in nbc, kathryn karinsky, and this isn't about, where the president will rinse -- and also matthew dowd. catherine, i want you to start things off for us. the biden camp fiercely denouncing trump's remarks, saying he channeled his role models as he parted hitler. how are other gop candidates running for president talking about the former president's language here? >> yes, that's exactly right, yasmin. as you mentioned, the former president was on the campaign trail in new hampshire yesterday, making these remarks in front of about 4000 people before he travels to reno, nevada, today to speak with another couple thousand. the biden administration, as you mentioned, is denouncing these comments. same that these are extremely and appropriate, as well as one of trump's rivals, governor chris christie. he was on cnn with jake tapper this morning saying that these are unacceptable. that he is douglas lane to americans that are really under stress, and this immigration problem needs to be solved. the former president is just completely unacceptable, and he slamming people who

kathryn rooney vera. it has been too long.f and you pay attention to markets. you were saying you were somewhat surprised what you saw yesterday and maybe you have to go back to the drawing board. >> yeah, this is certainly very interesting that the fed was so dovish. i was not expecting that. i expected a dovish statement but then a hawkish presser, wow, did jay powell deliver the goods for risk assets. what this leads me to believe he sees soft landing defacto what we're in right now, continuing through the entirety of next year. if that is the case, then i think equities could see an additional 10% upside but right now given where we are in risk, in risk, in the risk-off index which is the vix, volatility index, i like holding positions, holding your tech, overweight equities to fixed income in the typical 60/40 portfolio but start to look to protect the portfolio. you can buy put options, still have gold. cash is juicy yielding. maintain your position but i'm increasing ply probability for a soft landing going into next ye

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kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> and welcome back to the prom. the morning news. we're talking about why today's better day to take the gifts back that you don't want rather than wait until tomorrow. absolutely. because tomorrow here comes the rain and that means. flip-flop weather for me when i'm talking through. well, it's going to be the raid jackets for the rest of us. >> today is the day certainly to make the returns to spend the gift cards to spend some time outside with the fan, maybe get the bicycle under the christmas tree for the kiddos trying to get out there a bit today. we do have a spare the air alerts if you suffer from and respiratory conditions. it is going to be one to take it a little easier. you're noticing that haze in the horizon. what we are seeing across the region, you see those spots of green. these are a few misty areas. we do have some fog near the coastline. but what we will see tomorrow i

the kathryn mentioned, i want to get right to and that is that we have a northwest swell that is bringing in some danger surface. right now we're under what's called a beach hazard statement. but as of 7 o'clock tonight, because the high advisory in the reason for this is we have the risk of sneaker waves 18 to 22 foot waves that could roll up very quickly. incredibly dangerous conditions. and you can see it is all along the coastline. this is expected to peak on wednesday. but just to give you an idea of this, these are the wave heights where you see those yellows. that's the highest heights right now as zoom in a little bit. you can see those 20 foot swells are off the coast out there pretty far off the coast right now. we come and a little bit closer. you can see that our wave heights right now at the moment we're looking out for more of those to 10 foot, high waves, ev a little less than that you go farther south. but that is to say that we've got some very dangerous conditions. obviously, we've already had a terrible fatality. 2 fatalities last week and i was the week before, but tha

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kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> as wrap the holidays, san francisco officials want to remind you where you can safely recycle your christmas trees between january second through the 12 collecting the trees, curbside. they are asking simply place your tree right next to that blue recycling bin. >> want to make sure as the fire department that you're also removing these trees in a timely fashion in this time limit that's been placed by recall g is perfect. you don't want to have your tree in your home when it can get dry when it can cause a fire is specially in the days after christmas. when we're a little bit more relaxed, we become a little bit more complacent. we may forget to water that tree. so let's take all that out of the equation. >> well, officials say the tree should be clear of all decorations before getting rid of them. i know will you can say, you know, to keep your still february. so you know why? becaus

talk to like an ancient historian of ancient egypt, we talked to professional psychic, we talked to kathrynseth: that's a nice mix it's a really fun mix. >> it's a really good mix. >> so i have to ask you this, just because of the timing of this so this week, my wife and i were like, we have to watch something where we can just like enjoy it, shut off our brains, a very fraught time in the world. and so we've been watching old romcoms. and we watched "my best friend's wedding" and then all of a sudden, giamatti turns up in the hallway with julia roberts you're the bellman how early in the career? [ cheers ] >> i'm just -- look at the head of hair. that was pretty early on in my career as a film actor i hadn't done much film at all i didn't know what this movie was about, nothing they just hired me and gave me this scene i auditioned for it. they gave me the scene i didn't know what the movie was about, nothing, yeah >> seth: it is really like peak julia roberts. you just like watch it, and you're like, oh my god, i mean - she's still wonderful, but movie star julia roberts -- and just the t

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> well, christmas tree-lighting of san francisco's civic center. mayor london breed joined a couple of santa's helpers for the lighting in the 50 foot tree last night. the free event featuring performances some snow flurries. you can see them there. and of course, santa. >> rainfall money in the event main thing i'm sure of name, that's a lot of money in event itself. coolers toys for going play pretty activity. you everything a city >> well, the toy giveaway was for 400 children under the age 12. okay. i just realize when you said the flurries, you know, those are fake. it was pouring yesterday home. tore a time. right? yeah. and that went away. and now i think we're getting more about all things going to you that think will be that strong. brittany know it's not going to be that strong, but but we're going to see some rain. that's what we continue to watch. and just to the north of us,

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> i welcome back to the kron. morning news. we excited for the swift change in weather was really icky. had to flip flops that involve the one-day? you know, it didn't bother me and because it wasn't so cold when it rains arrive a bit warmer. but we know that sunshine is back. so it's good news, bad news. i know it's a little bit colder, but it's sunnier. >> yeah, we're going to take it taking a live look around the region. i want to show this camera off san francisco east bay, san jose blue sky such a completely different story. then what we've been dealing with mount tam golden gate, half mill bridge, a half moon bay, all clear. beautiful day. we're going to finally get that break. we all need want and deserve. we're going to stay that way during the holiday season. now, while we're grateful not to be getting rain, if you're traveling or if you have friends and family in southern calif

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what?onator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. golden gate. see the tops of those two towers peeking up above the gorgeous marin headlands in the background. and maybe if you're in the far east bay, you're seeing a slightly better view out your window. but things hopefully should calm down as we get into the later days, the later hours of the days. college students who have amazon prime memberships are getting a big discount on flights starting tomorrow. those who have amazon's student subscription will be able to book domestic flights for as little as $25. it's all part of a partnership with student universe. it's a discount travel booking site for students. the flights must be taken between this month and mid january. perfect to go home and surprise the crew for the holidays. the deal begins tomorrow at 6:00 in the morning and thursday at midnight. did you ever surprise your parents when you went away to school? i didn't. oh, it was mon

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. >> the attorney tracked down this woman, kathryn schmidt, who said she was attacked by bohrer's yearsabduction. she told us he tried to push her into a car. >> he was dragging me backwards with its hand over my mouth and i could not breathe. >> she managed to run away with minor injuries. he pleaded guilty to unlawful imprisonment. but the judge would not allow kathleen schmidt to testify at this hearing, ruling her story about michael bohrer was not relevant. >> he is obviously very curious, i think he's mentally unstable. >> or knows what happened to heidi and feels remorse all these years later? >> i don't believe that's the case. >> so, the judge took it all under consideration, dismissed the hearing and said he would have a ruling in due time on whether thibodeau should get a new trial. weeks went by, then months. >> it is giving me a reason to live now. >> and when it finally came, the ruling was dropped with little fanfare, just an entry in the docuet. the judge ruled that first there had been no so-called brady violation, no proof that the state did not hand over documents rel

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> 9.25 in the north bay. more than 250,000 birds are going to be euthanized to prevent the spread of the bird flu. the virus is found in san benito and sonoma counties and they don't want to keep spreading. the northern california cases are just the latest in an outbreak that started early last year and has so far affected. more than 68 million birds last month, an outbreak affected a flock of 1 million chickens in iowa. the disease is highly contagious in birds, but the cdc says the strain is considered a low risk. 2 people. >> town manager wants everybody who lives there to know that they're not losing the post office. the post over some pixley avenue is >> not shutting down service in the town is not going away. but the postal service is considering moving some of its operations likuc mailing sorting to different locations. and that's because residents have complained about the noise

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what?onator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> now on the kron 4 morning news. and off duty. actually, we're going to tell you first about infant indicted daycare. we're going to try and tell you what police want parents to know. then another story that we're following involves an insurance company and there are a business that sells insurance. but now because they were vandalized, they have to think about making their own claim. and also on the kron 4 morning news, the off-duty pilot who is accused of trying to stop the engines on a flight to sfo. he made his way back to the bay area even though he still faces charges. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> morning and thanks for starting your morning off with us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm darya and i'm dan we're going to be taking a look at the weather we know is pretty chilly out there this morning. it

. >> kathryn, do you fear that our institutions, especially the justice system, will be at grave riskump is voted again in the white house. >> well, just consider that the president of the united states is the one who appoints u.s. attorneys. there are 93 in the united states, also there's r.i.c.o., virgin islands, and one. so you will have 93 people who report essentially, they technically report to the a.g., who would be appointed by the president, so they are the chief law enforcement, federal law enforcement officers throughout the states, the united states. that would be the problem. his intention is to come in and do revenge against people, and just, you know, run over the constitution. yes, that's concerning if you believe in the rule of law. >> carol, people say they don't like joe biden's policies. they don't want him in the white house. they don't want to look at his face. that's one thing. but donald trump is now accusing joe biden of trying to destroy democracy. clearly, trying to flip the script on the warnings about the threats he poses. what is really going on here beca

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what?onator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. next customers a data breach. >> it actually exposed the personae information of millions of people. company which owns xfinity says there was unauthorized access to its systems back in mid-october. more than 35 million people were affected by the data breach. the personal information exposed includes customers, user names, passwords, birth date and even social security numbers. the company is asking customers change a password. turn on that 2 factor authentication to protect yourself >> good tips. all right, 7.55 on the clock and airport security will soon look similar to self checkout at queues at the grocery store. the tsa has partnered with the science technology directorate to create a self-checkout styled security line that allows precheck passengers to officially scanned themselves and their bags. they say the goal for the new technologies to keep travelers and transportation security

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what?zel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> gio: good morning, america. home for the holidays. the rush to get to grandma's house by air and by road. the latest travel numbers, and the promises from the airlines if they are at fault for any travel interruptions. plus, your christmas day forecast. will it be wet, warm, or white? s

kathryn, you seeing this? poster's everywhere. what? baconator you love with a new pretzel twist. choose wisely. choose wendy's new pretzel baconator. >> this just around the corner and so is the age old tradition of new year's resolutions were just talking with us. so do have any new year's resolutions, moisturize my skin? i mean, strike a match on my skin. that was one of my goals not true. >> well, i'm sure you have some at home. and here's another one social media detox. so if you're thinking about cutting back on, you're scrolling liking, we have some tips for you. are some tips. on my social, although never to turn as all the notification. yeah. now if a patient's strike, those down and then all together, just go cold. turkey delete the apps completely to avoid the temptation are trying to fill your time in other ways like reading walking exercising, you can find people know how to fill time. yeah, i guess so. >> health officials say cutting back and help improve your mental health. we're just hoping that you have a great overall