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chicagoans come the chicago be under thed street of rahm emanuel was nominated to a cabinet position.xcusable, the cover-up of the laquan mcdonald berger, the young black men murdered by police and rahm emanuel, by all indications, participating in the cover-up of schools and closing black and brown neighborhoods, closing mental health interest, having a date year. we would not support that. that would be a slap in the face to progressives not just in chicago, but around this country. another chicagoan who would be quite an alternative to rahm emanuel is julie garcia, who comes out of our movement, has a progressive record. his name has been floated the transportation post and certainly that would be a a rahm diversions from emanuel-type appointment. amy: david sirota, if you can weigh in on those who have been have all i mean, you hundred mayorkas, the first latinx had or secretary of the department of homeland security. he talked about his family that she put it as flaying communism, fleeing cuba, coming to this country. , as professor ransby just talked about, among those averill h

not john rahm.ionally sent his ball skipping across the pond on 'sgusta national's 16th hole. they do that sometimes. now, pros have made a game of this for years, but it almost never ends like this, look at this, rahm's ball bounds onto the green, makes the big right to left break, and finally finds the bottom of the cup. it's in the hole. the kicker, today is rahm's 26th birthday. so, i guess, drinks are on him. all right, coming up next, a young man who is stronger than iron, and crushing expectations in the most grueling competition there is. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds! oh! (announcer) for those also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk

you let them be buried in the press so you can say look, sorry, rahm, i tried. you wanted, to but the stories are just too much. i predict that will happen. >> kennedy: interesting. too much but a powerful family and rahm emanuel's brother is already part of the covid-19 team. dr. ezekiel emanuel, jessica. so, what do you make of what lawrence just said about possibly burying him before he would even be confirmed? >> jessica: i think that one emanuel brother is probably enough for team biden at this point. >> kennedy: ouch. >> jessica: i do take lawrence's point. ari emanuel can get involved in case anyone needs. i'm very happy with ezekiel emanuel. i do agree with lawrence that it would be a mistake especially considering the past few months after we have had after the murder of george floyd in minnesota. the entire country was unified in support of black lives matter and reforming policing. i know people are going to push back. i i'm not saying that people are unified in the actual movement but saying that black lives do matter and obviously this man was murde

it was a question i asked rahm earlier. about how to handle the days and weeks between now and the inauguration, the message he sends the country, how does that apply to joe biden? >> there was two pieces of advice we all gave george bush. one, be humble. two, seek to heal and unify the country. i think it's so telling today 160 years ago, abraham lincoln was elected in 1860, today. 160 years ago today. joe biden reflecting on what abraham lincoln said which is we are friends, not enemies. let's not let the strains of passion break the bonds of affection that we have and appeal to our better angels to unify the country. my guess is joe biden's be talking about that for a long time. look at the address he gave in gettysbu gettysburg. joe biden knows this moment isn't a time to stick your fork in the other guy's eye. it's to begin to unify the country and be president of all america, not just blue america. >> do you think the country is ready to hear that despite the polarization we see on that map? >> reporter: i think the c

>> rahm, you've had hard conversations with presidents.rsations, right? >> i started this job 6'5", 250 pounds, now i'm only 5'8". >> what to you make of these baseless claims by the president? and to the governor's point, everyone's point, who says what now to the president? >> i actually -- i would have a slightly different view on this. and that is the fact is, i think in the next 24 hours, not only has joe biden won the popular vote, he's going to win the electoral vote. i think the numbers are going to speak for themselves in the systems, forget the white house. georgia's going to certify. it's just going to happen. i think the force will happen. i think the other thing is, the president's going to try to do something, and he's trying to do something in the legal system. usually, we've all done this, you parallel system between your communications, your political strategy, your legal strategy. he's now got a divergent strategy. it will be very hard unless there's something there for a judge to want to go basically be part trump has ju

so a bit to do for rahm but there's still a way to go gav.l you something, rory mcilroy has made the leaderboard after a bit ofa has made the leaderboard after a bit of a slow start from the first round? of a slow start from the first round 7 absolutely. he looked dead and buried after the first round at augusta. just to remind you, his opening round was his worst ever at the masters, but he had a great second round to bring him to 3 under and he's having a great third round so far. five birdies already with a brilliant chip in from a bunker on the 12th hole brought him to 8 under, but he's just gone into the water on 15. but he managed to save par there. he just can't afford many mistakes like that. well, here's a quick look at the latest leaderboard. and there's lots of good scoring out there today. dustinjohnson is the man to beat at the moment. he is on m under par, mexican abraham ancer is level with justin thomas, another american, on 11 under, and we can see the selected others, to make one dropping to eight under level with rory mcilr

let's talk about this on our round table, joined again by chris christie, rahm emanuel, karen finney,mentator and sara isgur. she's a varp of the trump administration and now works for cnn. i remember your speech on wednesday morning, the day after the election. you said it's incumbent on him to come forward with the evidence. there have been now been 34 court cases the president has lost. we saw pennsylvania last night. we saw pat toomey, the senator for pennsylvania say it's time for the president to enable this transition. it's time for the president to concede. the president's response was to attack pat toomey on twitter. is it finally time for this to end? >> yes, and here's the reason why. the president has had an opportunity to access the courts, and i said to you, you know, starting at 2:30 a.m. on wednesday morning, if you have got the evidence of fraud, present it. and what's here is quite frankly the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment. cindy powell accusing brian kemp of a crime on television, yet being unwilling to go on tv and defend and lay out the

barack obama chose rahm emanuel because he wanted a tough guy. >> reporter: yeah. >> o'donnell: and rahmas a tough guy. and he wanted to make sure to push very towfl with congress to get his agenda done, and that's why he chose someone like rahm. >rahm. >> reporter: mike bloomberg said as mayor what did i do in my first 100 days, i built a team? he said nobody understood that. but you have to build that teem to do that to-do list. and joe biden understands that. t o'donnell: we're going to take a quick break. when we come back, more from president-elect joe biden's speech and his running mate, kamala harris, making history tonight. we'll also go to the board as there is still several undecided states that have not yet been called. when we come back, america decides. you can show more skin. , so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent sa

rahm emanuel, pick up on this conversation and the future of the democratic party. >> well, i think that it depends what happens. that we still don't know that and i don't want to project going forward because i do think we're going to have a long time vote counting. if joe biden wins, i think there's going to prove something because you'll have had jeremy cachen go down in england and a different candidate there and that means there is a different definition of the democratic party which is a party to win you'll have to continue to expand not only its base but expand into voters that don't traditionally vote democrat. that's what that will show and the character that joe biden -- if he doesn't win we'll have to do a lot of soul searching about what the road is and while this is trump's party, i don't know if anybody can ever repeat trump's magic. that -- i'm not sure there's anybody in the wings and the question is we'll have to in my view have another generation of people come up but there will be like we've seen before it will continue about which part of the party do you need? somebo

rahm, let me begin with you. it took a while to get to the final result. it's not that -- four or five days. what's the big message from this election? >> well, i think a couple things at least on the presidential level. style is the substance in the sense that this was very much what biden said not only about my character versus the president, but the character of the country and the country was -- i kind back to grant park, 2008, that was jubilation. this is catharsis and in a sense that this is a relief from this darkness of attack and pitting. i think americans were ex-lawsoned by the constant pitting against us and they want washington a little distant in their lives, go back to your work. get our lives -- we'll get our lives in order, which is why so many were focused on the pandemic and the economy in a sense of being able to get back to some level of normalcy. i do think also the vice president is a bit of a restoration to that normalcy but has to be transformative and has to walk both sides of that sidewalk together. so i think that in this many -

john rahm, skipping the ball over the water on 16 during a practice round. up here. not only does he get the ball on the green. but it's a hole in one. are you serious? >> rahm turned 26 today. happy birthday from the golf bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle >>> that's going to wrap things up for a tuesday. fairly certain it's tuesday. thanks for watching. >> we appreciate your time, as always. stay tuned for jimmy kimmel. gillian anderson is next. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, gillian anderson. emanuel acho. music from ty dolla sign. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, everyone. thank you. i'm jimmy, the host. thank you for joining us on another weird day in america. here's a question. we sure donald trump isn't just stuck in a white house bathtub, too embarrassed to call for help? [ laughter ] the potus refused to go-tus. he still won't

that's of course something they don't view rahm emanuel as a leader on and something they would want post but that's not totally how the biden team is thinking about that position. >> it makes sense. i just wonder how many of the fights they are going to be willing to pick. alexi mccammond, thank you so much for being here early with us today. we really appreciate it. and as congress comes back post thanksgiving, i'm looking to see if they can do anything to help americans who are still struggling with coronavirus. we have officials out in states pleading with them to please do something. meanwhile, they have just now shut down their in-person lunches for republicans this week because they're losing people to coronavirus. hopefully it's a lesson that gets people focused on what the american people really need. >>> thanks for getting up "way too early" with us. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >>> for god made all of us, not some of us in his image. all of us, not just some of us are his children. >> let us keep this thanksgiving day sacred. let us thank god for th

john rahm, skipping the ball over the water on 16 during a practice round.re speeding it up here. not only does he get the ball on the green. but it's a hole in one. are you serious? >> rahm turned 26 today. happy birthday from the golf ♪ 100% beef and hearty chili. try my $5.99 chili cheeseburger combo. it's pretty delicious. try my $5.99 chili♪♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa 100% beef and hearty chili

well, rahm's ball ran on to the green and found its way to the bottom of the cup for a hole in one.s if that's not enough, he did it on his 26th birthday. what a great birthday gift. >>> a 21-year-old florida man is proving that if you put your heart, mind and body into it, you can accomplish almost anything. chris nikic has down syndrome and he's never let that slow him down. one of his goals was to complete a grueling 140-mile ironman triathlon where you swim, bike and run. the special olympics paired him with a veteran ironman. chris completed the race in 16 hours and 46 minutes. he was the first ironman finisher ever with down syndrome. >> you have to earn it. it is 140 miles of blood, sweat and tears. the expectations for him and everyone who followed behind him are now gone. >> one thing that helped chris accomplish his goal, every day he vows to be 1% better. what a great goal. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," a cbs news investigation into the treatment being received by some service members with serious brain injuries. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning ne

and sounding the alarm on potential picks, specifically former chicago mayor rahm emanuel. many democrats rallied in front of the democratic national committee to push biden to follow through with campaign promises to build back better, ignore corporate agendas. joining me, congressman elect jamal bowman. thank you for being here with us. you wrote on twitter about the potential rahm emanuel, also about the potential for biden to give a post to former chief of staff bruce reed. this is what you wrote. we don't want bruce reed neither. do you think the biden team is hearing the complaints and concerns of progressives like you. i am going to bring you trump. >> absolutely incredible. nothing happened like that medically. people are acknowledging that, having a big effect. the stock market has just broken 30,000. never been broken, that number. that's a sacred number, 30,000. nobody thought they would ever see it. that's the ninth time since the beginning of 2020. and it is the 48th time that we have broken records during the trump administration. and i just want to congratula

rahm hit another hole in one monday.avorites to win the masters which starts for real tomorrow. >> you know what we say to that. >> no. >> holy moly. >> oh. >>> today is veterans day, beginning today the men and women who served our country will have free lifetime access to our national parks. >> it applies to 2,000 locations including national parks and other federal land. >> and today only the park service is waving entry fees for everyone who visits. >> nice. >>> next an idea that's catching on at movie theaters. we told you recently that amc is renting out some theaters to private groups in hopes of making some extra money. well, the idea apparently has become so popular, the company is now expanding it nationwide. >> a four-week trial got more than 110,000 requests. >>> finally one city's christmas tree that has everyone saying, good grief. >> the 65-foot norway spruce was put up in cincinnati, check it out. and pictures quickly spread online. you can see why, showing a raggedy and sad tree. >> some say it's the per

let's bring in rahm emanuel and chris christie for more. rahm, let me begin with you. so far we still haven't projected arizona so so far both sides have held the states they held back in 2016. like a rerun so far of 2016. i know you've been in touch with the biden campaign overnight. where are they confident in wisconsin, michigan, georgia -- >> arizona, nevada and wisconsin -- the best way to frame it so people understand the perspective. you have one election result but two elections. meaning you have a same day vote election and the results screw all across the country toward trump and absentee and the absentee and the mail-in ballots and skew for joe biden. as you look at wisconsin when those votes started to count joe biden moved ahead so you almost have two separate elections and depending where you are in each state which votes you're counting. in pennsylvania they believe that if you look at the numbers as the absentee and mail-in ballots come in, joe biden is winning those 80%. 1.am million out there. that's enough to overcome the 600,000-vote shortage. that'

>> rahm, maybe the greatest of all times.of shot you would never be able to explain how special it was. you have to see it to believe it. here's rahm. >> you don't see people skipping it and actually hitting it on the green very often and to make it to the back pin, clearly a nice shot. pretty nice birthday pleasant. can't complain. >> he made the shot of a lifetime on his 26th birthday. he was ranked number one in the world for a short time but still has never won a major. momentum is definitely on his side. >> coy, i bet you could do that in your sleep, no big deal, right? >> only in my dreams. yes. >>> america's closest allies see the writing on the wall come january. top leaders reaching out to the president-elect, joe biden, we'll have more on that next. that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. look at this human trying you know what he will get? muscle pain. give up, the couch is calling. i say, it's me, the couch, i'm calling. pain says you can't. advil

rahm is a moderate, a very good thing, i think, but some progressives don't like that. at transportation you're just putting deals together. the republicans may control the senate. the democrats control the house. rahm is a guy who can put those kind of deals forgot from moderates and progressives and even the republicans because that is what it's going to be take and i think what biden's brand of politics is going to be sniper. >> congresswoman, comments from the lack of republicans coming forward to acknowledge the outcome of the election and will of the voters. look. i don't think anybody is holding their breath for president trump to formally concede but would you like to see more republicans, specifically elected officials, speaking up and saying, yes, these are the results? this is how democracy works, we need to move forward because there is still a lot of silence. >> yeah. what i'd like to see is grown-ups that are willing to do the right thing for the american people. i was actually frustrated when even donald trump became president and there were people that w

. >> rahm was talking for awhile about the blue wave and we underestimate it. have any wave. we had an undertow. that's what we had. >> that's former governor chris christie and rahm emanuel reacting to the election results coming in. regardless of the outcome those abc news contributors agree the blue wave many people expected never came. >> with the presidential race still undecided many people are anxious. thankfully the internet is providing some levity. >> will ganss takes a look. >> reporter: as votes continue to be counted this morning, social media thinks this is who is responsible for the delay. >> are you saying that because he's a sloth he can't be fast? >> reporter: someone else poking fun with this clip from "the devil wears prada." wait fog for election 2020 results be like -- >> by all means move at glacial pace. you know how that thrills me. >> reporter: and actress voila davis joking that this guy should be in charge of tallying the votes coming in. ♪ one, two, three >> reporter: academy award winners and the rest of us sharing memes so we can

. >> rahm emanuel, this is not the rhetoric of a winner. >> i think actually you have a contrast, youave a split screen. vice president joe biden talked like a leader. donald trump talked like a loser. and the american people saw it for themselves. >> republicans had a great night in the house and senate. they want to carry that momentum into a legislative session. the longer this drags on, there's going to be a legal fight even if joe biden overtakes the president in these states and quickly is declared the winner by the news networks. clearly, there's going to be a legal fight that goes on for months. republicans are not going to want to have anything to do with this. if there is evidence of fraud, they will back the president. but he and his team are going to have to produce that evidence. there's conversation about who's going to tell the president that he's going to have to back down, including is there somebody who can even do that, which in and of itself i think is troubling. it's a precarious time for the country. there are concerns that the campaign has. in all of these legal

she says, "someone like rahm emanuel would be a pretty divisive pick., i think i'm a hostile approach to the grassroots and progressive wing of the party." what do you think about that? >> i mean, i'm not surprised she would oppose someone like rahm. he is a go-getter. he wouldn't be on my list, necessarily, but i think she was thinking for him transportation, someone like mayor garcetti, may be someone who is more current. i think attorney general, you mentioned cuomo, deval patrick, i think talk about treasury secretary, i don't think it's going to be elizabeth warren. to me, it will be more, maybe leo brainard, a fed governor, or janet yellen, the fed chair, or someone like roger ferguson, vice fed chair at some point, or even gina raimondo, who was governor of rhode island. >> martha: well, if he picked elizabeth warren, she would be leaving that senate seat, they have a republican governor in massachusetts, so that might not work out too well in the chess pieces scheme. here is what tim ryan had to say, and i want to get your reaction to this. he s

there was a golfer, jon rahm in augusta. >> roll it. >> this happened right here when he skipped it offuring a practice shot, it's going, it's going, it's still there on the green, keep going. here we go. wait for it. wait for it. wait for it. here we go. yep. uh-huh. and. >> stop. >> bam. wait, what? >> as if we needed more proof that professional golfers are indeed professional, apparently this is a tradition on the 16th hole. during practice. and bam. mine would have gone straight bloop, right to the bottom of the pond. >> i don't want it to be practice. i want it to count. >>> apparently, there's a joe biden in japan. wait, what? >> yeah. >> yep, that's right. this mayor of a japanese town thought he was trending on the internet last week. >> couldn't figure out why. >> during election week in the u.s. apparently, the chinese characters that spell out his name there is pronounced. >> joe biden. and obviously, we know what that sounds like. >> so he says although he's clearly not the president-elect of the united states, he is the mayor of this province. he says we continue to work t

rahm, the president believes he's going to win according to chris christie.'s supporters clearly believe he's going to win. democrats a little more on edge. >> that's our dna. >> you're going to be facing the situation the day after where it could turn out the president's voters are astonished he has lost. >> one thing i want to remember going back 100 years. whoever wins independent voters wins the presidency. nobody who has won independent voters has ever lost. joe biden is up by 9 points among independent voters. second data point, everywhere you go donald trump nationally or by state is getting his job approval number. nowhere does it exceed 45%. he would have to get incredible turn-out to winn any one of thoe states. i think election night you'll see a check. three or four days later you'll see check mate. >> you're not in the same place as donna. we heard donna say she thinks arizona, texas, georgia, north carolina are going to fall. do you see that blowout for joe biden? >> no. here's what i think will happen. i think joe biden is going to get above 30

and the perfect birthday present for rahm on the 8th of the masters or is impressive. you're watching it day, devaney new. stay tuned for the business headlines of state beardsley. i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour, and don't forget, you can always stay up to date on our website that state dot com. i'm rebecca reese's, inverted thanks very much for watching. good job to go to bob you ali.

many players, like spain'sjon rahm, seen here on the 16th hole, have taken to the course for some practicee the tournament tees off. and if this effort — slightly sped up — is anything to go by, he mightjust be the man to beat! and all on his 26th birthday. what a shot! after years of campaigning, a sculpture has been unveiled in london to celebrate one of the founding feminist philosophers mary wollstonecraft, who died more than 200 years ago. but it has sparked criticism because the sculpture includes the figure of a naked woman. the organisers say it "personifies the spirit, "rather than depicts the individual". but critics have called it a collosal waste, disrespectful — and pointed out that statues of notable men always seem to be fully clothed. it has certainly sparked a lot of debate. and that debate will continue on newsnight over bbc two shortly. but that's it from us. good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the brexit editor of the telegraph dia chakravarty, and the chief executive of the left—leaning cross—

well, world number twojohn rahm is one of the favourites. he's a consistent performer at majors.

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maybe a leon panetta or a rahm emanuel because it's a crisis situation he's walking into. >> or maybee will turn the page and go with mayor pete buttigieg, who was one of his strongest surrogates. chris, thank you so much. a good reminder that the obama pl playbook that was handed off to the trump team. >>> coming up ahead, we have to answer the question, how did we get here? we will break down joe biden's path to victory. he perfect time for us to change it. >>> it has been less than 24 hours since joe biden was projected to be the president-elect, with the calls of pennsylvania and nevada, putting him at 279 electoral votes. that obviously puts him over the top. president trump has just 214. alaska, north carolina, georgia and arizona have not yet been called. joining me to break this down is richard louie. let's get technical. how did we get here? >> we were hearing we're going to get some sort of report coming out of pennsylvania at 9:00 a.m. we didn't know what it was. we're going to get some traunch of votes. what it was when we drilled down into pennsylvania, looking at the eig

. >> if that came tomorrow, rahm emanuel, what should we be prepared to see sunday?try. i think it's smart to not give a target to trump. they have not been an easy target so, that's why trump as ire is towards the courts, nothing biden and his team have done. second, there's a couple of places you got to operate two tracks. one about public health, a team, a task force very quickly. this is the people that are going to be working on covid and dealing with that. second, i do believe this is -- you know this, george -- you got to get your white house team up and running. this is going to be the operation. >> appointing chief of staff first or second day after the victory, correct? >> yes, exactly. but the difference is -- this goes back to clinton and obama differences -- the white house came at the end of the transition for clinton. i think that was a mistake. we did the white house very early in obama, first two to three weeks. that is your operable team, so by the time the president-elect puts his hand on the bible you have a team operating for two months. we knew

so what you're seeing in this election is rahm emanuel's words coming back. now, i'm a first-generation ghetto child from detroit. and detroit has been corrupt since back in the 1950's. you only have to look at the kwame prison to look at kilpatrick, who was the mayor who had a machine in detroit. his cohorts are still operating there. to think that detroit had a legal, lawful election, you're fooling yourself. there is no way, no how. and ask me to accept this president clinton, never, not in this lifetime. -- to accept this president-elect, never, not in this lifetime. you cannot expect notice cooperate with you when i know that you're not lawfully elected. host: jason snead, what is the trump campaign trying to do in michigan in particular? hat's their effort like there? guest: well, there are a couple of lawsuits, including one filed yesterday. the lawsuit includes a potpourri of allegations of either misconduct or even fraud. that i think it's worth looking into to see exactly to what extent these allegations, these concerns are valid. i think that while

one main competitor is spain's john rahm. yesterday, we showed you this incredible hole in one.miss the crowd's energy as the event is being played without fans. >> it is electric. you can feel the difference of each roar. fellow golfer garcia withdrew after testing positive with coronavirus. >>> coming up, we'll speak with cbs sports in augusta, georgia about the masters. i'm anne-marie green. this is cbs morning news. masters. i'm anne marie green. this is cbs morning news. an alternative to pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel to target pain directly at the source for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren. the joy of movement. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. pure protein. the best combination to help you stay fit. hi jen! hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. really?! this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! av

john rahm skips the ball over the water on 16 during a practice round.it's a hole in one. we did speed it up there for time purposes because it takes about 30 seconds from start to finish. rahm turned 26 today. happy birthday from the golf gods. dan, i know you're an avid golfer. have you ever seen anything close to that? >> never. certainly not something that skips across the water. i've seen that and gets that close to the pin? never. amazin amazing. >> if you remember a few years ago we went to the driving range and i hit a lot of shots that went just like that but didn't get three inches off the ground the whole way, that's just -- so i can relate to that but it's a little different when you try to make a shot and then hit a hole in one. >> incredible. >> absolutely unbelievable. >> incredible to go into the hole like that. we had fun that day. we'll try it again. maybe you'll get lucky this time. thank you. >> dan, get some into the air? yeah. life goals. that's me. yeah. oka okay. >> be sure to join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> i'm kate larson i

rahm widely considered the best player yet to win the major.nly a crowded leader board right now. for the first time ever the top three players in the world are tied for the lead after a round of a major. first time ervin the history of golf dustin johnson, john rahm, and justin thomas are one, two, three in the world right now and they have a share of the lead after two rounds at the masters. the favorite heading into this tournament was reigning u.s. open champ bryson dechambeau. >> i got checked for covid last night, and i was fine, nothing but i had to do the right thing to make sure there was nothing more serious than that. but i don't know what it is or what happened, but these past couple of days i've felt really, really odd and just not 100% so -- >> so we'll see if bryson can kind of shake that off and have himself a good round three and try to get himself back into this tournament. but like i said just beautiful weather today. expected to be beautiful again tomorrow. and we should have tons of drama over this next 48 hours with so man

that would be a terrible insult to black folks to include rahm emanuel in a biden cabinet.ut other than that, that would be a glaring mistake, but other than that i think that with president-elect biden and kamala harris' leadership, i expect the cabinet to look like america and that's an encouraging thing. >> anthony, briefly, we heard about this case being thrown out in pennsylvania with a scathing opinion from the judge that came down tonight basically just throwing deep, dark shade on the trump campaign. how much longer do you think that this is going to go on? this is a legal game. i don't know about you. i'm tired of playing. there's no factual basis for this. how much longer is this going to go on? >> they're running out of states to challenge in court. they only have 50 states to work with, so they're running out. hopefully it will be over soon. the one thing i will say bfrabo these conspiracy theories is they're all being shot down . if they weren't being vetted in court, they could still float around on the internet and be passed around in whispers and hushed tone

happy 26th to this man, jon rahm. >> what? >> this is unbelievable. >> there it goes. >> when i hit the water, it's not on purpose like he did it. that was a good one. kevin costner would be jealous of that shot. it's neat. it's hard to believe the masters are this weekend. the dogwoods are not blooming, the azaleas are not blooming or will they be? back here at home we have a great start as we hook from san jose, 87 near the shark tank. misty and milder this morning. less afternoon sunshine. so a bit cooler this afternoon. chance of rain tonight, best across our southern half of the neighborhoods. better chance of rain on friday night. here's the clouds that will bring us that chance of light rain tonight. a weak cold front. more than anything it will kick up high clouds. that will help take away a little bit of the afternoon heating. mid to upper 50s along the coast. 59 to 62 for the rest of us this afternoon. tonight the north bay with fewer clouds, you will be cooler, mid 30s to near 40. cloughs across the southern half an

thing coming down the pike, and then you also have names that people are pushing back harshly on, rahm emanuel, for transportation secretary, that's something that progressives took issue with, due to his tenure as chicago mayor. they definitely, you know, have leverage in the sense that progressives have more power in the u.s. house and the democrats just picked up a couple of seats in the senate, biden will have to engage with that constituency and work with them. >> i want to pick up there. you have some democrats that are pushing president-elect biden to use executive power to advance goals like climate change. i want you to take a listen to what aoc said at a climate rally on friday. >> we have worked with the biden administration to secure a commitment on a $2 trillion climate plan. $2 trillion. but we're not going to stop there. we're not going to stop with a piece of paper. we have to organize for it. we have to bring the heat for it. >> you hear the congresswoman there. the you hear about climate change, the idea of using executive action, and a host of other issues. i wonder

meanwhile, biden is facing pressure from progressives not to select former chicago mayor rahm emmanuel to a cabinet post. on monday, new york democratic congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted -- "rahm emanuel helped cover up the murder of laquan mcdonald. covering up a murder is disqualifying for public leadership. it is shameful and concerning that he is even being considered." the united states recorded nearly 180,000 new coronavirus infections monday and over 1000 deaths, with 45 states reporting an increase in week-over-week cases. the u.s. broke its record for hospitalizations for the 14th consecutive day, with nearly 86,000 covid-19 patients hospitalized coast-to-coast. medical workers around the u.s. are growing increasingly exhausted as hospitals fill to capacity and supplies of personal protective equipment run dry. jean ross, president of national nurses united, spoke in a conference call monday. >> nearly one year into this pandic, our hospitals are knowingly still not prepared. our latest survey of nurses show that more than 80% of hospitals capacity surge planning

jon rahm. >> he didn't go to usc. >> always going with the favorites. i like the pick, paul. >> i think that was a picture of me in 1980. >> that's better than mine. >> heavily photoshopped. >> thanks, dennis. >>> still ahead on this veterans day, an iconic remnant of world war ii in need of some help. >>> good evening, ken and liz, good to see you, coming up after kpix 5 news at 6:00, it's here, the wave experts warned about. over 40 states now are considered to be in the covid-19 red zone. cities in wisconsin and texas reach >>> the uss hornet facing some money trouble on this veterans day. >> the historic warship has lost # 0% of its revenue after being closed for five months and now open with only limited access. >> we've got a covid battle flag. we're going to fight this. and it may -- that was a decision we made. going to go full speed ahead. we're not going to go run. >> they're asking for donations to avoid a winter shutdown. >> and on this veterans day, many of our viewers shared pictures of loved ones who have served our country. take >>> it's

someone like rahm emanuel would be ezekiel' zeke's brother. left wing of the party.e wanted. i think the president-elect really hopes that he gets the republicans have control of the senate to protect him from his left wing if, indeed, his past track record of being somewhat in the middle is true. and in fact the fight for the senate will have at stake a big push for people like bernie sanders who will become in charge of the budget if of course they get the majority in the senate. the filibuster two, new states, packing the court. goodbye to the president's current president's tax cuts. and any nominee that they put up will just be on the glide path to being confirmed, ainsley. and joe manchin, ainsley yesterday had a chance to speak with us and in fact with bret baier yesterday. >> i'm a proud moderate conservative democrat. maybe there is not many of us left. this country wants a moderation. this country you run your life and business from the middle. not from the fringes. that's where i was always been. whatever the message was, it was wrong for this many people

there you go that's a once in a lifetime shot hole in one and a practice round for rahm and guess whatt is is 20 6 birthday too so great birthday, give hey i'm sure a better gift will be to win the masters. that starts on thursday and we'll have coverage of that as the coverage of that as the weekend progresses, bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle >>the san francisco bay ferry is offering one dollar rides to essential workers and new riders through december, the offer will be available on weekdays only all passengers will be required to wear masks and practice coronavirus safety measures but that's still very nice. all right the pandemic is soy of course a wrench and a lot of long standing traditions, businesses and events one of those is a christmas tree lot in stockton that it's been at the same site for generations lonnie wong explains why the vendor is not setting up shop this year. >>you gotta

charles: rahm is great, i'm just wondering if he called it.you see a crazy shot, yeah, i hear you -- >> it was only in the practice. [laughter] it was only in practice. so it didn't count. charles: exact -- well, it was amazing though. my other winner of the week, ups, because they finally loosened up the guidance on how people work. you don't have to worry about having a beard or an afro, anything like that. i consider banning casual fridays at my firm, but these guys unloading trucks, i think that's long overdue. i want to switch real quick, i'm going to do an audible because marlins hired kim ng, general manager for the florida marlins, and she's the first woman and asian-american general manager in history to join a sports team here. i think it's phenomenal. quickly, my loser, i think it's awful and funny, i want you to check out this recent restoration job a sculpture in the city of valencia, spain. the facial features are completely unrecognizable. someone wrote it look like donald trump. i think it's really sad because the world is losi

watch that ball hit by jon rahm hit light a flat walk over the water. that epic crossing, bam, directly into the cup. unfortunately, the shot doesn't count. the masters officially tees off tomorrow. this is the practice round but, wow. i would be afraid if i was his opponent. >>> trending a christmas tree getting attention for its transformation like a popular holiday movie. >> take a look at this. you're like what is that? the spruce tree put up in cincinnati's fountain square over the week. people immediately commented saying that the tree reminded them of the little tattered tree from charlie brown's christmas. remember that one? the city then decided to give the tree some tlc, fluffed it up like the movie and you can see there on the right the ending. i mean -- >> did they put in fake bran snchs. >> when you put it up do you not think what's up with this? >> because i kind of wake up like the tree on the left and aspire to be like the tree on the right. >> another example of 2020. >>> growing tensions and the transition, next on "today in the bay,"

although i really don't believe that that rahm opposes doing that. you know, they could've charged with several corruption cases. quite frankly. i mean he was very involved in the infamous stina dairy case and he's. busy how do i say this? he has been mentioned in corruption issues for a very long time in the free state government, which he headed for a very long time. the tory asli in a corrupt government. and it's often been said about the free said government is that nothing happened in the free state without without a smug, prior knowledge and consent. so i don't believe that it has any validity whatsoever. the notion that this is purely politically driven and has nothing to do with corruption, i believe is no credibility whatsoever. so my daughter, you know, this case stems from a smoker shoelace alleged role in a $15000000.00 contract to find and remove as best as from homes in disadvantaged neighborhoods in the free state province. could you tell us more about how that played out? one of the there was money assigned for the removal of stores b

>>our meteorologist breakfast rahm is joining us now with a look at what can you expect and especially you mentioned the rain words so what's going on there we're already starting to see showers touchdown around the bay area just seen catherine. in fact though we are still seeing the sunshine which is outside camera showing a live picture overlooking temper on and we can some sunshine but we can also see some cloud cover in the distance as well, we're definitely going to be feeling a cool weather that we felt all day today for the entire weekend. but yes we are tracking some rainfall as of right now satellite and radar imaging showing us a see the blurbs on the screen that some light scattered showers and we're seeing to pass through parts of the peninsula right now granada got a little bit of that rainfall we're seeing it to passing through the woodside area and then eventually it's going to be moving towards a palo alto through stamford and then much of our south bay region so right now just as some light rainfall that's a storm tracker 4 is picking up for us and are we going to see