crews reported fire coming from the attic. authorities said that five people were displayed across two units. there's a lot of damage to the attic and the interior ceilings but there weren't any injuries. >>> and still ahead, smaller crowds on what's typically one of the biggest shopping days of the year. why some customers are still determined to shop in person. >>> and the big give aways in the bay area today to make sure the deserving families and children don't feel left out this christmas season. >>> and coming up in the forecast, we've got a couple opportunities for rain. none of them are major storms. but, we will take any rain we can get and we'll time out the details and the likelihood of these two coming up. >>> it probably won't surprise >>> it probably won't surprise you to know that online shopping is up this holiday season because of the pandemic. but that's not stopping everyone from doing in person shopping on the final weekend before christmas. >>> what's normally a busy and bustling sunday of shopping before

discussion of that was done by the late absolutely great tony horwitz in his book confederates in the attic. when he looked at these questions of how it was debated locally. we have a new statute and equestrian statue with african-american mounted and with beautiful precision going up in that city. in our particular town of san antonio, we have a statue that was established by the ubc in travis park in the center. it was on such a high obelisk i wasn't sure what was on top. it was something that people felt honored. the question of the disposition of the statue. when it was taken down, how it was taken down, where the statute is and continues to be a matter of debate here in this town. but we also have other great topics to debate like there's a little building downtown called the alamo which a lot of my colleagues work on and we are interested in having new interpretations, richer interpretations of these historical legacies. i'm here in texas learning more and more about it. certainly there are white supremacists who are now pleading victimhood they're being eliminated. there is a wide va

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the while yet to ship out just to pick up the attic. and. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. she's from the movie think of those who did just that in japanese and i. don't mind that. but i mean because of the muppets you know for a long today in that country of the not and they were established at the map. in. the economic times ever more than a 1st step is that. all . the money to go no i mean i'm so. proud to go over. this to turn over the moment but. look at what's going to become oh my god i'm. going to come up they can. come to go missing i'm just going to go maybe are we happy that you're going to. be. that. thank. god. and i see exclusive wiki leaks confirms the authenticity of the recording that could spin the narrative on julian assange it shows the whistleblower did try to prevent or not facilitate the release of thousands of sensitive u.s. cables its claims the courts knew about the tape when deciding on his extradition to america this is evidence that you already have been through the. trans

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the fire broke out at 3:30 on lake avenue, spreading from the main floor to the attic. crews were out there for hours and one firefighter's minor injuries and one is treated at the scene. >>> a pair of earthquakes rattled parts of the south bay and east bay today, just before 7 this morning, one minute apart read the 3.7 and 3.6 magnitude quakes were centered a mile east of the southern tip of anderson reservoir. people felt it in morgan hill and gilroy and as far up as hayward and union city. no damage reported but what a wake up. it doesn't sound like rain will be waking us in the morning. >> not tomorrow but there could be some showers for thursday morning. the bulk of the rain looks like it will fall tomorrow night. so kind of a quick hitter. tonight the only moisture will be in the form of locally dense fog. i don't think it will take too long to disperse and on wednesday we will see more clouds than sunshine with the possibility of a few sprinkles in the northbay. and then late afternoon the actual shower chances moving to the northbay. breezy conditions will accom

an i'm like, "what makes you think of all people -- >> alexi sent me up to the attic. de, go do your little show somewhere else." how are the boys >> seth: the boys are good >> seth: yeah. >> again, they, uh, i'm sure your daughters felt the same way. i mean they thought, "oh, this is way better. you figured it out you should always do the show here in the attic, and then we can see you for lunch. and then you'll go up. and it shouldn't take as long. obviously you still made an hour of television and you were done by three in the afternoon. >> yeah. >> seth: so the way you do it in new york is stupid i think that's how they felt >> yeah, that' how they felt, yeah, yeah my daughters, dude, they had no idea that it was even airing anywhere until i think we got masks and we went to k-mart. and in the parking lot someone was like, "i know you. you're famous or whatever. and my kids were like, "yeah, i know i guess so." i mean, my dog is now -- >> seth: your dog, yeah, so here's gary. >> yeah. she's wearing disguises now when she goes out because she doesn't want to be recog

it's kind of a proverbial letters in the attic. he is the last surviving member of the cia. >> one challenge i'm sure you face you are writing a history of an agency dedicated so it must have been hard to find people writing stories at any length and second, how, the cia must have had a hand in redacting whatever they were able to put out so tell us a little bit about that. >> there's the censorship redacted and sometimes more than the name they redacted through one of the memorandums it would be all blacked out and the other would be barely touched. in the case of michael burke because he was in the cia it had to go in front of the board and completely gutted this book we happen to know there is an uncensored manuscript at the university and there's an unredacted manuscript and the details taken out. >> it struck me as people that could have made for great characters but anyway, in the cases i believe you spoke to one another 90-year-old i forget what his name was but was it too agreed to talk about this or what he sort of wait for

living it out and then it has a foot up and after that we get a chance to get wasted and the attic if ostrogoths is simple and quite decent on top of lower tech. stuff. who do. 'd you. mean. this is what it was like in the olden days. for ona's corp with lead us to explain the citizens and not. the but. listen to this is it now can bring you the news. the princess town of margery beach resorts will bring my. you know international standard accommodation to the western regional gonna decides enjoys over i can only tell white zombie because the landscape can be transformed to make way for the new industry bombs and fishing communities will have to move and the government says they will receive compensation the deputy minister of energy mr emanuel i'm a confused why has human deshawn on the governmental begun noons its mission the local communities to put units into benefits from the oil and gas industry. i. think when you put in the market. i didn't have a feel that. i was actually actually. i kind of i. love it when. i think i've been bad but not my. will to tell me you know. when i kn

yet to say palin is the attic and in detroit because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. the german lawmakers got a furious reaction for suggesting covert restrictions could be the template for fighting climate change carlota back then said that his views in an opinion piece for a newspaper there will never be a vaccine against c o 2 so we need measures for tackling climate change there are similar to the restrictions of personal freedom in the pandemic the social democratic party m.p. is also an epidemiologist admitted his ideas unlikely to ever happen but his views firestorm on social media. to this and pretty much everything that is t not climate friendly could be banned the struggle for freedom will never end a lot about it is already proposing look down like measures to combat climate change let's enjoy the festive season and gather strength for the demonstrations and resistance against state violence in 2021 at about the same time the coded log downs and the lockdown for climate change b

get to see power just the attic. and in detroit because the trail. when some find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. world is. shaped by. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. we may live mom and war keep me in we. need to look good so you. say don't you love just a little mom who knows she's good to believe that isn't a mobile doe eyed. little knowledge. that actually not. even gets good. business from those who would care to. believe in this film. hello and welcome across the uk are all things to consider 9 people about it's not over yet folks the latest on breaks that we tell you what you need to know also what should we make of all this talk of secession in the united states is a divorce in the carts. there's gus these stories and more i'm joined by my guest glenn these and in austin oh he's an associate professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of the upcoming book russian conservatism and in london we have marcus papadopoulos he is the editor of politics 1st magazine high jumping prospectors an e

the proverbial letters in the attic, 97 years old, in the cold war period, a whole series of this. >> host: speaking of the paper trail, one challenge you face, writing the history of an agency dedicated, i assume it must have been hard to find people writing reliable stories, the cia must have had a hand in redirecting whatever they were able to put out, unredacted memoir of michael burke. >> guest: there is censorship but in the united states, the censorship is fairly incompetent. there is a page that has been redirected, and use it or lose it. letters - they were mainly redirected. and the top secret meetings. hands were barely touched. and the cia review board. all the best parts were excised but a cia official says i happen to know there's an uncensored manuscript at boston university, sure enough, to boston university in unredacted manuscript. >> there are a few others who struck me as could have made for great characters to focus on. in the case of peter -- peter schiel, you spoke to one other 90-year-old but was it tough to get him to agree to talk about this or waiting for so

know if ethan hawke is gonna be there. >> yeah. >> seth: but it was also like a thousand degrees in the attic the take and i had to be trapped in that closet like, seth, get your lines right! i cannot stay here any longer. >> seth: i got a little nervous when you're -- you know. >> when i was trapped in the darkness you got nervous >> seth: i didn't get nervous about you. i got nervous about -- i feel like when i have to act with someone of your caliber i get a little, you know, so i think i was -- >> i feel that way on the show you know this is not my world and i think all of us when we are out of our element it, you have to -- you know, it knocks you off balance. >> seth: are you less nervous or more nervous with no audience? >> you know, i'm asking myself why am i feeling so nervous right this second? and i think it's because there's nobody here. >> seth: yeah, there is no cushion to anything. >> yeah, you don't get a laugh. >> yeah, you don't get a laugh. it makes me feel like something is wrong or like we're rehearsing >> seth: oh yeah, we are gonna do this for an audience in a month. >>

yet to seep out the attic. and indeed from. the trail. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back to the kaiser reports i'm going to continue with our conversation best firesign author of planet ponzi valve elbel in 3 languages anyway stacy mit we have a good question for you here because you've kind of brought up some of these things and the 1st half but as we go into the 2nd half and talk about 2021 biden is coming in at the end of january he plans a 7 trillion dollars stimulus in 2020 we saw am one money supply increased by 64.5 percent stock markets are hitting all time high so my question to you is twofold is this the hyper inflationary bust up parts of. the cycle that we're in the end of the u.s. dollar as it is 2021 is of course the 50 and 50th birthday of the u.s. dollar went off the gold standard in 1971 so this makes it 50 years old will it survive will the dollar even survive 2021 and i ask that because we have the remarkable situation of right on the eve of the election we saw

any world yet to seep out does the attic. and in detroit it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by a dream shaped by the. thing . we fear to ask. and now russian investigators have launched a criminal probe on charges against alex a follow me the opposition figure is current and the names recovering from an election poisoning which he blames on the kremlin well let's bring in now don't know if hold following the story for us and don't know what exactly is being accused of him. while suskind of all me could be facing according to russia's criminal code charges that would amount to 10 years a maximum in prison and a fine of $1000000.00 rubles now he's being accused of essentially stealing around 5 $1000000.00 nearly $5000000.00 worth of donations that were intended for the opposition figures and the corruption foundation and other organizations that are connected to this western backed opposition figure i'll explain a volley now state investigators also say that he had coconspirators

get me wrong get to shape out the attic. and in again read. the trail. went online and find themselves worlds apart when just to look for common ground. an entire village in alaska has had to if another country threaten to wipe out an american town. we do everything in our power to protect the. water they use keeping all climate change plans is the same threat right now alaska has seen some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 30 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. his balance and he says the river is 30. losers' and how. well your or i think we're part of america 1st from. welcome back to the kaiser reports i'm not to continue with our conversation best firesign author of planet policy now if elbel in 3 languages anyway stacey we have a good question for you here because you've kind of brought up some of these things and the 1st half but as we go into the 2nd half and talk about 2021 biden is coming in at the end of january he plans a 7 trillion dollars stimulus in 2020 we saw am one money supply

get to shape out just the attic. and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. germany's president warns of the biggest restrictions in the history of the republic. and for christmas is a spot. that really makes me think the government could have had a lockdown earlier and that business worked for these 2 weeks. british children and that they may not get their christmas presents until easter trucks for the 16th to keep trying to get into the country however officials tell people want to stockpile goods complain bricks of uncertainty but the deadline for a deal with brussels again extended. to take over parts of the.

the attic. and in detroit. trail. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back a poll in china has highlighted the shifting perceptions of who the country's key partners are china's global times found that one 3rd of respondents see relations with russia as the highest priority and half of them consider russia the most important of china's neighbors 47 percent believe the u.s. is the key relationship globally and sharp drop from the 82 percent who hold that view last year perceptions have changed over the course of tariff wars and political feuds with washington d.c. and all the while china's been investing heavily in russia all boosting energy ties meanwhile president putin and choosing ping have repeatedly voiced alarm over u.s. military expansion near their borders and hailed a strategic partnership between moscow and beijing. we can now bring in live pock among wang a senior lecturer at the department of politics at the university of bath now according to the poll ch

get to seep out the attic. and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. max keiser this is the kaiser report with stacey herbert and special year end guest misfires dine there. i must say the kind of sensitivity to world events of markets really seen anywhere except here on 4 minutes welcome back. i good morning to 20 past the oh no some news is coming in the smalling it we're hearing that a fishing vessel is sunk in the barents sea off russia's northern coast with 19 people aboard the emergencies ministry search and rescue operations being complicated by bad weather we're hearing 2 fishermen have been rescued no news on anyone else for the moment will stay across it story developing in russia here this morning we'll keep you posted. now from corona virus to black lives matter 2020 has been a real year of historic stories both bad a lot of it and some good. connex than takes a look at the response to famous names whose views on those issues go against some conventional wisdom. f

and not in the goodbye was seeing some very heavy showers some very down poles around the age of the attic areas of low pressure moving from west to east bumping into this area of high pressure as blocking things off there's more wet sand windy weather coming into. from the west as we go on through the next captive days but started to cry she would say it's a very heavy rice lavinia to drop it had all the month's worth of rainfall in just 24 hours and that has led to widespread flooding much of the country saying some problems particularly along the age reacted with some very heavy rain that has inevitably caused widespread disruption then there's more wet weather where that came from further showers longer spells of bright rolling in as we go on through friday southern parts of the balkans at this stage some snow over the high ground west of weather pushing towards greece you notice but more wet weather also making its way in from the atlantic snow there over the alps that's going to gather and make its way further east which is be go on into the weekend some more big downpours coming thr

one of the countries in the attic a turk or tat that's been less visible in this potential of more has been egypt presidency seems been busy with a few other things including a state visit to france and actually rob you've been keeping an eye on that you know how did this visit turn into a media story one of the big reasons richard was when the french government attempted to hide one of the main events in this visit when president c.c. was presented with france's highest award the legion of honor it was a gala event held at the palace capping a 3 day visit and there were no french media present which is absurd the palaces website had no mention of it and the french president's office that is micron's office failed to provide any footage or images to french media french outlets only found out about this event after an investigation by a t.v. show which was tipped off by coverage in egyptian media. don't know if the. i mean certainly yes well i did return soon after iraq you know all told so this you could you know egyptian. people don't get to discern it's not always or to me it's what

why don't we just don't call any yet to shape out the attic. and in again trade equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. welcome back. there's a major embarrassment for time's up a sexual harassment charity set up by hollywood celebrities with massive publicity . after it was revealed is spent just 10 percent of donations on 20 helping women and its operation talks filings show the group raised more than $3500000.00 in 2018 . but almost hoff went on salaries alone with huge sums also spent on luxury resorts, conferences, and fact. just $312000.00 went to the victims of sexual harassment, received this response from the organization. our $28.00 in expenses were mostly related to our startup costs, such as legal costs and recruiting start of that would establish initiatives that would be launched in 2019. times that was formed in the wake of this scandal of a harvey weinstein. a former top hollywood producer, found guilty of sexual assault. the foundation itself claims it's gone on to help thousands of victims, including commi

get to shape out just the attic. and engagement because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. of her state's moscow time monday morning next time to racism companies have set their sights on a leading art gallery in the u.k. over a mural depicting black slave children it dates back to the colonial era after recent complaints now take britons then responded by stating indeed the work is offensive . the chair of the ethics committee noted that members for unequivocal in their view that the imagery of that work is offensive trustees discuss the need to acknowledge the strength of feeling around it mural and the harm that imagery has caused so this mural which covers the walls of the gallery restaurant there is called the expedition in pursuit of rare meat by rex whistler and it depicts a hunting expedition characters in the piece include captured black children though being led with ropes around their necks campaigners say they want that mural taken away removed or the restaurant to be relocated and th

get to shape out the attic. and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back brussels and beijing have signed a massive landmark trade deal after years of negotiations that opens up the chinese market to e.u. investment while giving beijing an inroad to strategic european projects but as are 2 charlatans he explains washington d.c. is not happy. dealers almost being several is in the making between the e.u. and china and they've really pushed the boat out to get it done before the end of 2020 essentially it means that there is the opportunity for the e.u. for investment in certain industries this is companies within the e.u. to be able to invest in areas of china before it had barriers around them such as the financial sector and the health sector for china it means that there is this possibility of investing in renewable energy so this is something on the table for each side in this and this deal has been described by many as being the most ambitious deal that china ha

get to shape out just the attic. and it. equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground . as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the land of opportunity the reality of it is we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing or living minimum wage give many people no choice. that's been a problem with the city and all those turn around and told to stay way out a little bit. concerted effort is no answer because yes the reformers resource the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become invisible to us. breaking news this hour at r.t. international sports top court rejects an appeal by russia's anti doping agency to overturn a ban on russian athletes but reduces it to 2 years the car of arbitration for sports decisions means that the russian national flag won't be seen at international sporting events until the end of 20

an electrical fire with a christmas tree was paid the fire spread rapidly to the house and into the attice had one firefighter sustained minor injuries who was transported to a local hospital. and we also have a resident treated for smoke inhalation. >>> the fast-moving flames caused major damage to the home. fire crews managed to rescue one dog from the home. last check they were looking for two missing dogs and a. >>> in san francisco, where a police officer is charged with assault and battery in connection with a competition that happened at fisherman's wharf. officer terrence stangl is accused of using his baton to be a man and breaking his wrist and late last year. the man descartes spears, was with his girlfriend. officer stangl and his partner were responding to a report of a man choking a woman. prosecutors say bodycam video show the couple didn't act rightly while the officers ignored the questions about why spears was being detained. investigators say officer stangl hit spears from behind and hit him several times on his legs. the attorney representing stangl calls the accusatio

so end up winning the campaign from the attic oher house in suburban maryland was seven -year-old twins but also the campaign trying to figure out how to adjust all that. >> you are one of the few people in the desk for going to debates and rallies? >> i went to the second debate and then trump traveled a little bit i could catch him on a couple panel discussions and then the social distance rally that kamala harris is the incoming vice president had. but it was tough and as karen says with that extraordinary moment with the me klobuchar and they all met joe biden in dallas to rally around him and it became clear after winning texas and other states he would become the nominee. normally come as karen pointed out we are ready to get into it. the conventions are on hand and yes we are not at the dallas morning news either , but if you weeks or months to be conventions? when will we get back out there? and that was sad in a way because every four years and we didn't have it of course and he understood that but that our season was severely altered. >> thinking back to the convention what wa

but sam's torso, he told them, was still in the attic of the theater. >> okay.u were dismembering the body? dismembering sam's body? >> i was actually smiling and laughing. >> okay. why do you think you were doing that? >> i don't know. i reached a point to where i couldn't even believe that i was doing this. i don't know. i don't know. >> and that next evening, dan took the stage once again in the musical "nine," yet another pitch-perfect performance captured on videotape. you've sat across from a lot more murderers than i have, but that seems astonishingly sort of cold-blooded and remorseless. >> it was shocking, and these were two of his so-called friends. it's horrific. it's sad. it's horrific. >> investigators, of course, wanted to know, what was all this about? what drove dan to do it? >> your motive behind killing sam was? >> money and -- >> money and insanity [ laughter ] i don't know. i don't know why i did it. >> the centuries-old motive -- money. more than $60,000, in fact. sam herr's combat pay. >> when he was deployed, basically all the money that h

. >> the fire did spread to the attic and the garage.e man and his dog inside of the house both got out safely. >>> some california now with firefighters in orange county getting the upper hand on the bond fire. the fire is at 60% containment. it started five days ago with the silverado canyon area. the bonfire burned through more than 11/2 square miles threatening some 5800 structures. officals say over the weekend, crews were able to reinforce fire lines, crews are so keeping a close eye on the fires, santa ana winds are forecasted in the area. >>> luckily no fires popped up here since we went into the red flag warning at least now. we are not over it yet but, it is good to see nothing has popped up. >> you are right, because what we are expecting right now is the late summer and early fall pattern we typically see. that of course brings in fire danger. by this time of year we typically are in the wet weather. we are not dealing with this red flag warning. this is a typical look, a live look from ktvu across the oakland estuary. i poin

but sam's torso, he told them, was still in the attic of the theater. >> okay. going on in your mind when you were dismembering the body? dismembering sam's body? >> i was actually smiling and laughing. >> okay. why do you think you were doing that? >> i don't know. i reached a point to where i couldn't even believe that i was doing this. i don't know. i don't know. >> and that next evening, dan took the stage once again in the musical "nine," yet another pitch-perfect performance captured on videotape. you've sat across from a lot more murderers than i have, but that seems astonishingly sort of cold-blooded and remorseless. >> it was shocking, and these were two of his so-called friends. it's horrific. it's sad. it's horrific. >> investigators, of course, wanted to know, what was all this about? what drove dan to do it? >> your motive behind killing sam was? >> money and insanity. >> money and insanity. [ laughter ] i don't know. i don't know why i did it. >> the centuries-old motive -- money. more than $60,000, in fact. sam herr's combat pay. >> when he was de

fire officials say it started near the christmas tree and spread quickly through the house into the attic. one firefighter and one person living in the home suffered minor injuries. >> we did have one firefighter sustain some minor injuries who was transported to a local hospital, and also have a resident being treated to are some smoke inhalation. >> investigators say the fire displaced a total of four people and their dog. >> a 12-year-old child that police say was a victim of human trafficking was located with three suspects in san mateo this weekend. it happened saturday evening at a ross department store on concord road. police say a store employee alerted them to a theft in progress. police detain lead to suspected thieves who -- and found a loaded gun, drugs, burglary tools, and stolen merchandise in their car. they also learned the car was linked to a number of thefts a round the bay area. the suspects were arrested. the 12-year-old was taken into protective custody. >> amazon ask expanding it's shipping operations around the bay area. the chronicle is reporting the retail giant b

i'm elizabeth mac don, you've been watching "the evening >> from dusty boxes forgotten in the attic.. handed down across five generations... >> the writing is unbelievable. i can't believe it's in such good shape. >> ...an heirloom that may be a long-lost piece of history. >> i think this is a once-in-a-lifetime find. i'd never seen one before, and i don't expect to see one again. >> value is just rising with literally every fold. >> a war, a map, a mystery. >> i had a little momentary roller coast there. >> will it lead to one family's hidden treasure? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

trapped inside this runaway ufo kind of shaped helium balloon when actually he was at home hiding in the atticinvestigators say the mom admitted it was a stunt to get her own reality show in a statement, the governor now says the parents served their sentences and it's time for all of us to just, you know, move on. >>> the cutest little christmas helpers this side of the north pole and why santa himself might prefer surf to snow. on a cnbc trip coast to coast. >>> texas. one organization counting on some good ole christmas romance this holiday season. >> we just cut it out of the trees, we make it pretty and we're able to use it to make a difference and to help people. >> 100% of the proceeds are going to the north texas food bank, which has become more strained this year due to the pandemic more than a kiss from this mistletoe. >>> louisiana. now this picture is a christmas souvenir worth saving. newborns dressed up as santa's little helpers look at those red and white elf hats nurses say they hope the costumes lift the spirits of the families new hampshire. a christmas miracle. arriving a fe

that big og "home alone" house, two staircases and the attic. that is just a dream house. >> i saw something online. >> what did the family do to earn the money for the house? >> honestly. and their brother-in-law paid for them all to fly to paris for christmas? that hole mccallister family was loaded. >> big money. >> you save money when you don't have to take kevin. >> right. >> true. >> we're going to check in with meteorologist kari hall to find out what's going on for our christmas back here in the real world. >>> yes. hopefully you don't leave anybody at home. we just watched that movie last night and he was just so into it. it was so funny to him. it's cool to relive that experience. as we head toward christmas, if you're in napa today it starts out very cold. some low to mid-30s. it will warm up quickly by noontime. we continue until we hit 68 degrees and coming back down and so as we are going to have this nice weather for today you can already see the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. we want to see a lot of changes

they want to close the attic door so nobody climbs up after this many. perate. but basically for all the different issues they have, open borders, identity politics, the main, the gem of their entire ideology is climate change, and it's very ironic because in the united states under donald trump 209, we have -- 2019, we had the lowest carbon emissions i think since 1992. so the conversion from coal to natural gas gave us fewer carbon emissions than we'd had in almost 30 years, and i don't know what the panic is when we're doing so well to lower those emissions. and this is at a time when we were being lectured by europe, and yet we have about $25,000 higher for capita income than europe does. we have an economy that's about 1.7 times larger even though the ee.u. has the larger population. so we're creating prosperity and maintaining, at least before covid, and yet we're still lowering emissions because we're letting individuals and the entrepreneurial system find solutions rather than a top-down, davos elite mandate or dictate. and i don't think they like

fire officials they started near the christmas tree and spread quickly through the house and into the atticrefighter and one person living in the home suffered injuries.>> reporter: one firefighter had minor injuries. he was transferred to a local hospital. one resident is being treated for smoke inhalation. >>> they said the fire displaced four people and a dog. >>> the monarch butterfly is qualified for the endangered species list. it will not come under federal protection. u.s. fish and wildlife service says there are others vcs with a higher priority than monarch butterflies. they estimate the number of eastern monarchs has declined by 75% since the 1990s. the department says the monarch status will be reviewed yearly by the agency. conservation efforts will continue. >>> coming up in sports, we hear from tara vanderveer, who just became the winningest coach in women's college basketball history. >>> new holiday travel forecast from aaa has been released. will americans heed the warning and they home? do they plan to see loved ones? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your volvo retailer for special offers d

fire officials say it started near the christmas tree and spread quickly through the house into the attic. one firefighter and one person living in the home suffered minor injuries. >> we did have one firefighter sustain minor injuries, and one resident with smoke inhalation. >> a 12-year-old child who he's say was the victim of human trafficking was found with three burglary suspects. it happened saturday night at a ross department store on concord road. a store employee alerted the police to a theft in progress. police detained the three suspected thieves and found a loaded gun, drugs, burglary tools, and stolen merchandise in their car. they found the car was linked to a number of thefts around the bay area. the suspects were arrested and the 12-year-old was taken into protective custody. >>> starting next month, unarmed security guards will replace alameda county sheriff's deputies at several community college campuses, but as herniary lee tells us, there are questions as to whether the security firms were fully vetted. >> reporter: to weeks from now, armed alameda county sheriff's de

. >> the fire had already advanced well the second floor of the attic. stay strong, you have building out back and hopefully you can meet in that building tomorrow. >> it was heartbreaking to know that the place that i love it and went to church and learned about god and the word is abla ablaze. >> investigator still don't know what start at that church in south carolina. long island, 250 families don't have a place to worship after they are lutheran church burned there on christmas day, shannon, cape cod. christmas eve burning of nativity scene. the fire department was able to put out is also suspicious. >> shannon: well, very disappointing this time of year. let's hope the investigators who are excellent at what they do contract these folks down. leland, thank you. cancel culture, and a school board advisory with the bay area rename thousands of schools including abraham lincoln high school here at the committee's chairman claimed lincoln never showed policy or rhetoric that black lives might her to him. senior correspondent tracking the story, claudia.