belaz holding and santa group took thirty- eighth and thirty-ninth places.he criterion is revenue for the previous year. global trade volumes fell 3.2% in july compared with the same period last year, the sharpest fall since august 2020. gdp growth for east asia and the pacific, including china. the following year, the world bank reduced it to 104.5%. these are the worst prospects in half a century. for the first time in 30 years, japan may lose. status as the second largest shareholder of the international monetary fund. now the top largest holders look like this: usa 17.5%. japan - 6.5 and china about the same. the share of the euro in international payments via swift fell to a historic low, just above 23%. in august, the european currency lost 1.2% points. the volume of time ruble deposits in belarus increased over the month by almost 100 million rubles or by one. 4%, amounting to 7.3 billion rubles as of september 1. belarus has made impressive progress in achieving the sustainable development goals, with almost 80% of commitments met. this was announced

. >>> a group of santas ditched their sleighs and grabbed their paddle boards future a god cause.ling cancer during the holidays. at lake washington, they raised nearly $5,000. who knew that santa could paddle that well, because he is in the air in a sleigh so much. >> it doesn't need rudolph or any of the other reindeer. all good right there on the water. thank you so much for starting your week with "early today." i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm jessica layton. we will see you tomorrow. have a great monday. >>> flooding up and down the east coast. roads covered, cars submerged. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is here tracking where the storm is heading next. >>> to capitol hill and a stalemate over funding for american allies. but it's not issues with israel or ukraine holding up the vote. our team in d.c. joins us live to say why security has halted this. >>> don't be

. >>> a group of santas ditched their sleighs and grabbed their paddle boards future a god cause.ling cancer during the holidays. at lake washington, they raised nearly $5,000. who knew that santa could paddle that well, because he is in the air in a sleigh so much. >> it doesn't need rudolph or any of the other reindeer. all good right there on the water. thank you so much for starting your week with "early today." i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm jessica layton. we will see you tomorrow. have a great monday. here we go. can we land? you're old enough to do it in the sky now. but it's gross. there is no way we're landing. are you sure no one is watching? gwen mallard! do it now, or we leave without you. ok. >>> right now at 5:00, tracking a stormy monday morning. ahead, live team coverage on the rain and its planned path across the bay area. >>> every single one of you guys, man, obviously we've got some stuff we've got to clean up, but a dub is a dub. that was a good team win. niners on three. one, two, three! >> niners are on top. 49ers claiming the division with another blowout

santa claus flew there to deliver christmas spirit to a group of young patients who have undergone organent for the state's transplant program. santa used the services of a helicopter, which used by the rio de janeiro state department of health to transport critical donor organs. when he landed, a group of transplant recipients rushed into his arms. santa's arrival by helicopter rather than his usual sleigh also carries an important message; safe and speedy transportation of donated organs is critical to success. in organ transplant operations, sometimes every second is important in this matter and oh, it ’s really great, so many emotions, i remember here i think last year or the year before we shared information about how santa claus, and in my opinion, got into the windows of the hospital through climbing equipment, also made our belarusian children so happy, here are friends, here’s to everyone who makes these these are amazing things, i want to say , thank you very much, really, well, it moves even us adults to tears, but what can we say about the parents who are there with their chi

unhealthy especially for sensitive groups from northbay to santa clara valley. high clouds rolling through and this is what we have been keeping a close eye on, it looks like it is not one two storms along with a cold front that is expected to make its move starting late saturday into sunday, more scattered with the high clouds not doing much and for tomorrow because we still have the high pressure, we are expecting to see another day of 70s. initially we are going to see early scattered showers with the band of rain moving in late sunday into early monday morning and it looks like the monday morning commute will be impact did. looking ahead, the second storm system moves in on tuesday and this one looks to be more widespread and a colder storm which means a mix of sun and snow but for the sierra wintry mix with gustier conditions and a cold front associated with that. the unsettled weather pattern will linger through thursday and as far as how much rain, coastal mountain see the highest totals. the forecast extended the next three or four days and he noticed so

unhealthy for sensitive groups. similar pattern saturday. a few moderate air quality readings mixed in. back to moderate everyone sunday, and more widespread rain will wash it out of the atmosphere by monday and tuesday. so how much rain are we expecting? the first showers will move in beginning sunday around midday into the afternoon. that's going to be off and on activity, but waves of rain will continue monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. you add it up, and look at san jose for instance. the anybodies we expect are in the circles. about an inch and a half total rainfall sunday through thursday. but adding more perspective, basically what happens if we hit the jackpot or the weather patterns change and the forecast isn't quite as wet. the boom amount for san jose is three inches, but if we miss out, only a half inch. around an inch and a half to two inches expected inland east bay. again, the boom and bust numbers for concord. wide variance here because we're looking several days down the line. we're confident when the rain will move

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we found this group of homes on santa barbara drive in san jose's willow. glen neighborhood, they put arches resembling a christmas trees along that sidewalk. meantime, and willow, glen as well, there's a home on isabel and willow, with the countdown clock to christmas, if you can believe that we are 11 days away, but a shop and i wasn't month. is zipping check out this neighborhood. this is on them or drive. >> it's got a large arc with christmas lights. you can see as you turn down the street and there is a show that actually plays every half hour that you can listen to along with music in your car by turning to a specific radio stations. guess it's all sort of like connected together. yeah. network going on here the way that people just think about the state now in the east bay, the famous christmas tree lane in alameda, all lit up for the holidays. it looks like a fun time. you can hop on a bike and take a ride along thompson avenue to enjoy the holiday feeling out. there are some snoopy decorations, the abominable and you can see some looks like, yeah,

marginal improvement for the santa clara valley. moderate air quality over the weekend should be good air quality on monday after the rain scrubbed some of the stuff out of the atmosphere. looking outside at the mark hopkins hotel. a couple upper 40s. santa rosa, generally, lower to middle 50s. tumbling on to a mix of 30s and 40s by tomorrow morning t is normal. all of the numbers are within a degree or two. seeing how much we warm up tomorrow. the answer is, not bad at all. reaching up to 70 degrees in san jose. close to 70. other temperatures, maybe not that warm. but, well above normal for this time of the year. really more like mid-november instead of mid-december. lower to middle 60s. hitting the lower 60s on the coast. lower to middle 60s in san francisco and oakland and similar temperatures for the north bay as well. despite the fact that you are starting off with the chillier readings making up for lost times. high clouds filtering the sunshine. we will talk about how it is nicely. over the next couple of days, all we will s

a group of santas getting into the christmas spirit for venice's 13th annual christmas regatta.g sleighs for gondolas as they race a against friends and families in the italian waterways. santa's taking over the gondolas, t the iana. >> nicholas was a saint. it's good for our good catholic eyal italian friends to be celebrating. maria: yes, it's true. brian. >> santa better wear a life jacket, because he's got a lot of work to do in a couple days, and i don't think kids would be happy if anything happened to him. row the boat, put your life jacket on. prepare yourself, santa. keep the major thing the major thing here. maria: sara? enter all i can think about my son is terrified of seeing, like, one single santa at the mall. so the invasion of santas finish. [laughter] absolutely terrifying for him as well as other small children. maria: you've got to go to my instagram to see our in-house santa, matt, dressing up. he's there, i posted him. >> come on other. here he comes. [laughter] father christmas. maria: merry christmas. thank you so much. matt. if. [laughter] that outfit is

center for santa clara. they want to build a 10 block area that will bring life back to the city center and, once again, give the city a sense of identity. >> when we go with our plan, the original street grid comes back and all of that retail that was there, all of it adds to one another and creates vibrancy. >> we want a thriving downtown. we want the downtown, the malls took the downtowns away. now we want the downtowns to take the malls away. >> reporter: for mary, at age 81, it is personal. because she was around to actually see it. >> it pulls memories for me the old downtown. how people gathered and spoke. >> reporter: she spent a long time being angry at the city for not making an effort. >> they buried the heart of the city. now, our efforts, they just gave it an electric shock thing and it is beginning to beat a little bit. >> reporter: there is still a lot to do including gathering federal funding to help with the project and the residents have some ideas about that as well. but now that the city

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has done. >>> santa clara county law enforcement received hundreds of unwanted guns off the streetsuestions asked. a councilman says they collected more than 400 guns, including two ghost guns and a rocket launcher. all of the weapons will be destroyed. >>> now to the forecast with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> pretty nice start to sunday morning. walnut creek, partly cloudy skies, 54. other areas dealing with patchy fog and drizzle, even light rain closer to san francisco. there's a live grew of the golden gate bridge drive at 5 degrees. now over to the storm ranger, you can see it across marin county, some light rain headed towards richmond and berkeley here this morning. but overall, again, there's not a whole lot to see here on the radar right now. what we are likely having is drizzle and brief light showers. more substantial rain, though. in the pacific northwest, that is where we'll see the potential of flooding rain here west of the cascades and northwest california. here in the bay area, looking at mostly cloudy skies, a little drizzle, a few showers, transitioning northward

all lit up for the holidays, finding this group of homes on santa barbara drive in san jose's willow.n neighborhood, they put up. >> arches resembling trees all along the sidewalk. also in willow. glen, this home at isabel and willow has a countdown clock to christmas. yes, if you can believe that 11 days, it's in crown away from a santa claus coming to town. i love when people really get like into it because that is big tree at home. and that's about it. >> all right. here's a neighborhood on the more dry. and then it has a large arc, their christmas lights. you can see when you turn onto the street and also every half hour. you can listen to music in your car by turning into a you can hear what's happening and then, you know, enjoy. that's the lights. go with the fun. yeah. like like it's choreographed or what? not and in the east bay, the famous christmas tree lane and alameda all lit up for the holidays. bikes here on take you along thompson avenue as the holiday feeling, of course, is is all across there. i think this made like one of those national this of like a process in plac

the tracker is monitored at all times by a group of dedicated volunteers at the north american aerospace defense command otherwise known as norad. >> santa doesn't file a flight plan with norad. we know that he usually reaches homes between about 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. and the rule is if you're not in bed, he's going to pass by. >> my kids are going to be in trouble. if you can only deliver toys here on earth, think again. norad sending out video of santa, making a stop at the international space station before making his rounds here on earth. >>> in san francisco's tenderloin, the foundation is feeding the community with a very special christmas setup. san francisco's famous house of prime rib donated more than 3,000 pounds of food. volunteers are serving an estimated 2,500 meals to people in need today alone. joe betts of house of prime ribs and his family have been supporting this effort for 30 years. >> we all need hope. we all need hope that you're going to get this or meet somebody. for most people they hope to have a good meal, and we're providing that. it makes us happy. >> reporter

clara valley, the trouble spots tomorrow for the sensitive groups tomorrow, but the weather pattern overhead, the atmosphere keeping it at ground level. moderate air quality on sunday, then monday and tuesday, we will see a big improvement. let's take a look at how much rain we expect. the first showers on sunday, then waves of rain until the showers wind down. these are the totals, looking at san jose, around an inch and a half total, but the boom and bust amount, that is the range of possibility. the boom is if we hit the jackpot, three inches of rain, even in san jose. the bust is maybe only half an inch. other spots, conquered and the jackpot over three inches, expecting more rain around san francisco. about three inches total is the forecast but if we do overachieve, 4 1/2 inches of rain is possible. and for the north bay, santa rosa, forecasting over 3 1/2 inches of total rainfall, even more than that around san rafael but we are looking at the boom amount, six inches of rain, and the best amount is around two inches. let's take a look at the deficit so far this season and we

there's going to be live performances, local groups, chance to see santa and missus, claus and even ato enter a holiday raffle. well, after the break, the short-handed moyers on the road without one of their key players. we have highlights last night's game. we'll right back. >> hi, good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas live in san leandro at the bayfair mall for the alameda county toy drive. coming up, we'll tell you how you can help and also you how you can help and also tell you about the look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of town. but we... just got here. when a bank helps you get and stay ahead. that's the bmo effect. ♪ bmo ♪ my dry eye's made me a burning, stingin

and they referred to the group as "evil reindeer gang."5 and 32 years old. this is not the first time peruvian police have used disguises as a distraction during operations. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. we had some heavy rain in scotland on saturday, and as a result of that there are a number of flood warnings in force across the north of the country. we have had some disruption too. for most of the uk it was a very mild day, but not for everyone. massive contrasts in northern scotland as the mild air butted up against the cold. 10 degrees in braemar, ten miles down the road in balmoral, just one. and with those lower temperatures across the far north and east, well, on saturday we did see some snowfall. so for some, a winter wonderland. however, since then the snow has been turning back to rain and our main concern as we get through christmas eve is the strength of the winds. they could disrupt some travel plans that you may have, so stay tuned. the winds then will pick up over the next few hours, becoming quite gusty acros

gang one another most of the group ran off when police showed up.omery high school in santa rosa faces a lawsuit in connection to a march stabbing that left one student dead. sixteen-year-old jayden pn to was stabbed multiple times inside our class in front of his classmates and teacher. the teen's parents have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the school and district. the lawsuit accuses school staff members of failing to help the teen. a 15 year-old was arrested in connection to the stabbing. earlier this week in juvenile criminal court. a judge ruled the 15 year-old was not responsible for manslaughter because he said he had to was the aggressor up the fight and orchestrated the attack. we have reached out to santa rosa city schools for response to this lawsuit. we have not yet heard back. >> florida, we show the conservative principles work. this country must choose freedom over failure. you attack, you to communities. we view it at we made sure they and blacks. i can handle it. i'm used to bully. you're nothing but a bully. your understand

we found this group of homes on santa barbara drive in santa or i should say in san jose's willow.n neighborhood on they put it up. well, we put up arches that resemble christmas trees so they do not let you live there. if you're going to drop the ball because like everybody is doing, it's gorgeous. will coincide also in land at a isabel. >> and willow, wow, yeah. wound down. >> literally out of you can believe it. we are. what is it? we're just 10 days away. yeah, that's at 11. we shot yesterday >> how cool is? take a look at this neighborhood on allow more. a lot more drive. >> wow. yeah. that nice to get the reindeer, the trees and all that and they actually think do a thiner tune into the radio station. i like the white house is due its core native the love on christmas eve. it's a tradition we take. our could put him in the car. we drive around and there are a few houses on the stops that we make that do that. we tune in the radio. you could hear the music time to the lights, ok? by the way, did you just see that roof? >> james, on the roof that i mean, that takes effort to ge

a whole group wearing santa outfits.ill be able to point them out quickly. >> wow. >> yeah. they were there. >> that is so awesome. all right. >> we'll get outside in just a moment a lot to get to in this half hour, though we will start with an unexpected twist in a case we have been following closely for more than a day now. >> the house where four idaho college students were murdered is set to be demolished before the suspect's trial begins. >> hey, guys we have been following this one for a while, and it is a twist the families of the victims want the house where that crime happened to come down. as painful as it is, they want to see it come down. but the school clearly decided in this case it has to rightarly now. it's a haunting reminder of an unthinkable tragedy, but soon the house will stand no more the university of idaho announcing plans to demolish the house on december 28th its president saying in a statement, while we appreciate the emotional connection some family members of the victims may have to this hous

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i understand one group plans to make their voices heard later this morning. >> reporter: correct.high and the other high school here in santa rosa as a result. but, yes, at 7:00 this morning, parents and students plan to gather here at montgomery high outside the flagpole. this is as concerns grow following several high school incidents at santa rosa schools, high-profile incidents. the latest incident happened last tuesday that led to a lockdown at her better slater middle school. officials reportedly located a weapon, along with marijuana, in a 13-year-old's backpack. the student was arrested. officers later arrested two additional students. late last month police say a 14-year-old was stabbed on the campus of santa rosa high school. he was taken to the hospital and later released. officers later arrested the alleged stabber. they believe the incident was gang related. that same day a student here at montgomery high school left campus after school officials tried to search his backpack for a knife. when officers caught up with him, police say they found a 9-inch knife and 4-inch

. >> coming up how markets are moving on final trading week of this year, is santa claus rally to stayh new year consulting group ceo jimmy lee here with expectations next you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . . ♪ ♪ . make you feel, way you gotta feel, ohh♪ ♪ . . our future will demand more energy than ever. and with innovations in natural gas and oil, america can deliver. but washington keeps pushing extreme policies that limit america's energy. their plan? restrict oil and natural gas produced in america. government mandates for how we fuel our cars and cook our food. a future where energy could be less reliable and more expensive. tell washington - stop the extreme policies and let american energy deliver. i was on a work trip when the pulmonary embolism happened. but because i have 23andme, i was aware of that gene. that saved my life. s jackie: welcome back, let's take a look at futures this morning on final trading week of the year, after a winning day on wall street yesterday. markets flat pipeline nasdaq indicated higher by 16 points in session this mor

this comes after a group of parents gathered friday at slater middle school to speak out about safety concerns. now there's been an increase in violence on school campuses, including a stabbing at santa rosa high school. and a lockdown at slater middle school. the school district's board of education will meet wednesday to discuss school safety. >> our time is now. 402. a retired police officer in pleasant hill who barricaded himself inside of his home after allegedly shooting his wife is in custody now. now police arrested 40 year old sean liam satchel early saturday morning after a standoff that lasted more than three days. the police say that arrest came after he opened fire at swat teams that were stationed outside of his home. the standoff led to shelter in place orders and shut down several streets in the area during parts of thursday, friday and saturday. and we have more details from oakland now about the deadly shooting of a security guard who tried to stop a thief inside of a 7-eleven store. >> now, this was the second deadly shooting at an oakland 7-eleven in less than a we

moderate air quality expected for most of us, slightly unhealthy for our sensitive groups in the santara valley. but a shift in the wind, of course, could drift some of that to poor air quality over toward other areas of the bay. so be kind to the environment you know. be aware of how you're feeling out there today. we also have a coastal flood advisory. once again, high tide will peak just after 10:00 this morning. and the advisory goes until 1:00 for our communities adjacent to the bay, a parking lots, low lying trails, things like that could experience some flooding. ridge of high pressure finally breaking down. you can see itrillionight in here! still hanging on a little bit and we do expect to remain dry for today, but the storm is on the way and it looks like by tomorrow morning, lake county and sonoma county will begin to see it first before it shifts into the central and south bay. temperatures this morning a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. most of us are in the 40s, so still chilly 46 in nevada right now, 48 in oakland, 45 over san jose under mostly cloudy skies for t

the santa clara police department said they had no comment.re says he calls on the 49ers to patrol their parking lots and looks to the 408 faithfuls group to make this right. >> for this tailgate group to come with some form of apology and try to include the back and bruin community to rectify the situation. >> reporter: we reached out to the 408 faithful and we did not hear back. jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >>> this is surveillance video of the estates consignment store on contra costa boulevard. this is from monday. the owner says about 10 men forced their way into that store carrying sledge hammers, smashing the jewelry cases. a staff member pulled out a gun. that is when the thieves took off and fled in two cars. police showed up moments later. a few weeks ago, police broke into a danville consignment store and stole jewelry as well. >>> school safety was the focus of the santa rosa school board meeting after a string of violent incidents across the district. earlier this week, the superintendent announced the temporary return of pol

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the santa clara police department said they had no comment. moore says he calls on the 49ers to patrol their parking lots and looks to the 408 faithfuls group to make this right. >> for this tailgate group to come with some form of apology and try to include the back and bruin community to rectify the situation. >> reporter: we reached out to the 408 faithful and we did not hear back. jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >>> this is surveillance video of the estates consignment store on contra costa boulevard. this is from monday. the owner says about 10 men forced their way into that store carrying sledge hammers, smashing the jewelry cases. a staff member pulled out a gun. that is when the thieves took off and fled in two cars. police showed up moments later. a few weeks ago, police broke into a danville consignment store and stole jewelry as well. >>> school safety was the focus of the santa rosa school board meeting after a string of violent incidents across the district. earlier this week, the superintendent announced the temporary return of

i am chatting with santa." brilliant. >>> the retired american tennis great chris evert has been diagnosed again with cancer. the disease will force her to miss her job as an analyst at espn for the australian open. evert was world number one for seven years in the '70s and '80s and won 18 grand slam singles titles. she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in january of 2022, completing her treatment several months later. she admits the diagnosis is not what she wants to hear, but is glad cancer -- the cancer she's got now was identified early. she hopes to return to her broadcasting career and duties later next year. >>> oscar-nominated actor ryan o'neal has died. he was 82. o'neal's son patrick posted an announcement on line saying his father died peacefully with loved ones by his side. o'neal's big film break came in 1970 playing opposite ali mcgraw. >> what makes you so sure i went to prep school? >> you look stupid and rich. >> actually, i'm smart and poor. >> the "love story" turned both into major hollywood

groups. better air quality arrives here tomorrow, but with a winter spare, the air just means would. burning is prohibited. so we don't add particulate matter to the atmosphere. live doppler seven along with satellite. a lot of cloud cover across california. it's all ahead of this cold front that will move through here tomorrow and bring back showers into the forecast. but today it's all about cloud cover. it's a dry day today and limited sunshine here and there. temperatures going into the upper 50s and lower 60s for daytime highs. tahoe forecast partly sunny today. a mix of rain and snow tomorrow. unfortunately we're talking more rain than snow here. you look at the snow forecast for tahoe. just our highest peaks may see an inch of snow. that's about it. and the same system will bring rain to the bay area tomorrow. it's a level one, a light system here on wednesday. slick travel. the biggest impact will go hour by hour on future weather, showing you that storm coming up in nine minutes. but

there will also be live performances from local groups sent a chance to see santa and missus, claus anding to look a lot like christmas all across the nation with new and old traditions taking place. we have some video of these popular spots on your screen right now that are bringing the holiday cheer to children and adults alike. and the holidays are even being celebrated in space. >> others don't. could set for 3 years. it's a great cause. it's a great place. it's a great >> fire crews accompanied by police in santa visited the ronald mcdonald house in new york. video posted to facebook by the fire department saying that santa and his helpers visited the charity and handing out toys to all the children. the use of a fire truck to allow santa to wave children from their windows became a new part of the tradition, a tradition during the pandemic when he was not allowed to go inside the building and the holiday spirit in full swing and oklahoma as drones took the form of christmas characters in this very cool light show. it's part of a local festival. the event part of one a christmas fe

ian stretching down through santa clara valley with the values above 100.hat means it is unhealthy, especially for sensitive groups and that spare the air alert will remain through saturday. some relief headed into sunday. that is when we are tracking our next storm we have expected to bring more widespread rain in through sunday and the commute on monday. i'll make sure to take you through the timing of that, how much rain we will see and the possibility of sierra snow in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> they blocked the bridge. now they are facing charges. the san francisco da is filing criminal charges against the protesters who blocked the bay bridge during the apec come friends last month. the demonstrators were demanding a cease fire in gaza and they shut down traffic for hours. those delays put some transplant patients at risk. because the vehicles carrying organs to the hospital were delayed for hours. district attorney brook jenkins released a statement saying that free speech must be protected but not when it comes at the price of publ

it held a group meeting outside of meta headquarters. they accused facebook and instagram of censorship. they said that meta's platform is engaged in a shadow band of palestinian content. we reached out to meta for its response, as well as senator alex padilla's office. they said they have received more than 2000 complaints of islamophobia or anti-palestinian hate since the war began. >> thank you. >>> every year, americans are duped into buying billions of dollars of counterfeit products. a recent survey found that seven in 10 consumers were deceived by a counterfeit at least once in the last year. >> everything on this table they see is a fire hazard. >> the danger posed by these bogus products and the new high-tech collaboration, aimed at cracking down on the trillion dollar criminal industry. >>> and the richmond city council is right get answers from residents who have complained about bad smelling air. an emergency meeting is about to get underway. the council will hear from the group that runs the richmond wastewater treatment pla

stole the show as santa. check out taylor made's christmas commercial. he had a group of elves.fers. they make a lot of money and play really good. rory mcilroy, scheffler and the mac daddy is one of the clubs for children. it's what it was all about. >> dana: i like a jack-in-the-box. >> bill: that's good. he is working it. there is not a lot of santas that wear sunglasses. i think he pulled it off. >> dana: it is good for your eyes and prevents macular degeneration. >> bill: new scathing allegations over alleged pledge plagiarism by harvard's president. vivek ramaswamy is talking with voters about the decision from the colorado supreme court last night. we're watching it for headlines and bring them to you as they happen. happen. and if you've made the deployments and you've been the wife at home, or you've been the spouse at home, you understand what i'm talking about. your spouse has earned the right to apply for a va home loan. the newday 100 loan allows you to borrow up to 100% of your home's value. pl pl>> bill: the story now that keeps on going. teachers and students at

they say san jose, sunnyvale, santa clara metro area came out on top. the report says while the cost of necessities in the area has increased 75% since 2005 the typical worker has also gained nearly 20% in purchasing power they now have a disposable income of 25%. that's what they say. >>> we've all seen driverless cars. a silicon valley company is testing a pilot list plane. this is the story you will see only on nbc bay area. our reporter spent the day at the company's headquarters. a pilotless plane. how does this work? >> this is a recent flight that actually happened a couple weeks ago in the bay area. it made history because nobody was in the cockpit. the technology involved that may some way make find safer and more efficient was actually developed by a pilot and how the pilot at the controls just not in the plane. >> it was like the wright brothers but without the brothers or anyone else flying the plane. this caravan airplane took off and landed in hollister two weeks ago with no one in the cockpit. the pilot was sitting here, 50 miles away in

does the santa and the reindeer make everything constitutionally sound?ughter] >> i think it's unfortunate that every year around this time these groups come out to try and ruin christmas for people who celebrate in a religious way, people who celebrate maybe in a more secular way. why can't you just let people have their fun and not be trying to put a satan next to their display? it just comes down to common decency and having, you know some nice rapport with your fellow human being. but i was actually more focused on the boston mayor -- [laughter] and this government-mandated and funded party she'sing is of -- she's having of session redivision. this is a country that has fought for decades to desegregate society. it used to be illegal to have christmas parties with people of the opposite, with different race, and now she is purposely segregating people and calling it somehow a victory. >> right. >> it just seems like we're going backwards, and it's so disruptive, it's divisive in the workplace, and it's completely against e pluribus unum which is out o

, inland and east bay, around the south end of the bay and in the santa clara valley, moderate air qualityere. now, otherwise, today looks like a fine day. temperatures are going to warm up significantly. we're going to climb up into the low- to mid-70s in the santa clara valley, way above average, close to 15 degrees above normal. 74 for morgan hill, 70 degrees in fremont. elsewhere we're talking mostly mid- to upper 60s. but that's unusual for this time of year, a good five to 10 degrees above average. mid-60s along the coast for half moon bay. mid-60s in san francisco. temperatures inland in the north bay, despite a chillier start this morning, a lot of mid-30s on the map, we're going to make it into the mid- to upper 60s by this afternoon. that is a rapid warmup that is in store for us. let's take a look at futurecast. and the clouds that have been hanging out the past couple of days are just going to take a break for a day, plenty of sunshine today. but the approach of our next storm system, you can see it, 4:00 this afternoon, it is off the coast and getting closer. more clouds on su

now, that rain is going to improve our air quality, but still in the unhealthy for sensitive groups categoryland and east bay, around the south end of the bay and in the santa clara bay, moderate readings otherwise. today looks like a fine day. temperatures are are going to warm up significantly. we're going to climb up into the low- to mid-70s in the santa clara valley, way above average, close to 15 degrees above normal. 74 for morgan hill, 70 degrees in fremont. elsewhere we're talking mostly mid- to upper 60s. but that's unusual for this time of year, a good five to 10 degrees above average. mid-60s along the coast for half moon bay, mid-60s in san francisco. temperatures inland and the north bay, despite a chillier start this morning, a lot of mid-30s on the map. we're going to make it up into the mid- to upper 60s this afternoon. that is a rapid warmup that is in store for us. let's take a look at futurecast. and the clouds that have been hanging out the past couple of days are just going to take a break for a day. plenty of sunshine today, but the approach of our next storm system, yo

ian stretching down through santa clara valley with the values above 100. that means it is unhealthy, especially for sensitive groups and that spare the air alert will remain through saturday. some relief headed into sunday. that is when we are tracking our next storm we have expected to bring more widespread rain in through sunday and the commute on monday. i'll make sure to take you through the timing of that, how much rain we will see and the possibility of sierra snow in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> they blocked the bridge. now they are facing charges. the san francisco da is filing criminal charges against the protesters who blocked the bay bridge during the apec come friends last month. the demonstrators were demanding a cease fire in gaza and they shut down traffic for hours. those delays put some transplant patients at risk. because the vehicles carrying organs to the hospital were delayed for hours. district attorney brook jenkins released a statement saying that free speech must be protected but not when it comes at the price of pu

>> santa >> we elves stick to the four main food groups >> candy, candy cane, candy corn, and syrup.nd thanked his family who shares my affinity for elf culture next up, "home alone," three decades since this moment made getting left behind look like so much fun >> what else could we be forgetting >> kevin >> but does anybody ever think about how much that cost this epic vacation fail? how much did that cost the mcallister family. the folks at "the washington post" tallied up the price tag adjusting for 30 years later they tallied up the price tag. we'll start with the van to the airport, those come in about $265 next the flights for a family -- 15 people going to paris, would be over $25,000. and then those emergency flights back that they had to take there's a couple thousand more there. so what was totally free was the carpool ride that john candy and the polka van. the grand total comes to $28,000. and i can't believe they did that the next year >> and what's even stranger, we don't know what they did for work >> that's true >> no idea >> how'd they make that money? ♪ >>> next up

they wanted was for santa to turn their power back on.for binders of the global reach we have and the importance progress norad said they cannot predict an exact time santa will come down the next chimney in your home they say it appears he only arrives when children are asleep. in colorado springs kennedy hayes fox news. >> he might need rudolph with all the bad weather that is supposed to be out there. it is the magical time of year end everyone knows those stories about sanchez flying reindeer. when we return details about a new special power reindeer have according to scientists. rudolph has a red nose to lead santa's sleigh but did you know other reindeer have a special sense that sets them apart? a new study just reindeer have a special visual tool to the five favorite foods. snow reflects uv light was can make it difficult to see in arctic regions where reindeer live but unlike other mammals, reindeer can see ultraviolet light, a trick researchers say help them spot their next meal. >> decorating a tree for christmas is always fun

we want to revitalize the village, which has been vacant for the past 2 decades in santa fe story. it was to die your living you here it should. it's beautiful. here we have everything as christians, we don't have the freedom one dream. so what would you.

and attacked him before that, there was a stabbing at santa rosa high school.pring , a student was stabbed to death after a fight on the campus of montgomery high school. now, back in 2020, the santa rosa school board voted to get rid of its school resource officers. that's the term used for police who are normally stationed to work at schools and now some community members say they would like them back, along with other steps to improve safety. >> the issue of sros is a very loaded issue that has a lot to do with deep societal issues of, you know, people being racially profiled. and it's an issue of equity. and i understand that. and i also think that there is a way that we can move forward with it while understanding that and valuing that. and prioritizing that and still pushing for safety. >> this is not just about police for more counselors, more restorative specialists, more for, you know, more student advisors, more campus supervision, a comprehensive plan that is that would help students that are struggling with all that's going on in our society right n

the nation. >> listen up boys and girls, if you want to hear santa on the roof this christmas, take. he's making a list, checking it twice, he will find out who's naughty and nice. ♪ he sees you when you are sleeping ♪ ♪ and he knows when you are awake ♪ ♪ he knows if you have been bad or good so be good for goodness sake ♪ ♪ you better watch out you better not cry you better not pout i am telling you why, santa claus is coming to town ♪ ♪ ♪ he sees you when you are sleeping ♪ ♪ he knows when you are awake ♪ he knows if you have been bad or good so be good for goodness sake ♪ ♪ you better watch, you better not cry, you better not pout i'm telling you why, santa claus is coming to town ♪ ♪ you better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, i'm telling you why, santa claus is coming to, i mean the big fat man with the long white beard, he's coming to town ♪ sandra: we'll have much more of the west point holiday show with the band's performance of o come o come ow! uh oh. you, ok? no... i mean yeah. -just hit my melon. -yikes! should we see a doctor? i can't tell a doctor i

plus, a group of musicians with different abilities. the new hope band entertained the crowd. i love that inclusivity. >> yeah. inclusivity indeed. yeah. it's special. a beautiful setup, too. >> yeah, it was meant to be. yeah, it really was. >> yeah. >> well, that's all the time we have for this edition of abc7 news at more than 50 million under a flood threat, as the powerful storm that ravaged the south takes aim at the i-95 corridor. the punishing storm has already claimed six lives and injured dozens more. a state of emergency declared in tennessee. a long track tornado cutting through neighborhoods just north of nashville. southern kentucky not spared either. more than 28 reported tornadoes spotted across the south. major cities in the northeast are now bracing for as much as six inches of rain and powerful wind gusts. that threat is expected to last through the night and into the monday morning commute. our team is on the ground in tennessee. and the latest on where that sprawling system is heading next. >>> overseas in the war between israel and hamas, the new warning f