the reason they put a sunset on the program is to lower the cost. it is a budget gimmick and here is what senator manchin said. what i see our shell games and budgets that make the real cost of this so-called $1.7 trillion bill estimated to be twice as high if the programs are extended or made permanent. joe said that member first 2021. what did i do? i asked the congressional budget office to give a score on build back better, assuming the programs do not go away, they stay in place for 10 years. which is reality. that is the reality of washington. these programs will not sunset. it will continue for a 10 year period and here is what we have got. instead of 1.75 trillion dollars, the true cost goes to $4.9 trillion. over twice. if you do away with the budget gimmicks over a ten-year period, the cost of bill back better is $4.9 trillion, not on $.75 trillion. the effect of the deficit with the gimmicks is 355 billion dollars over 10 years. without, the deficit increases to $3 trillion. an eightfold increase. i am urging the democratic party to stop

are they wanting them to sunset? or are they just creating a fiscal cliff, are they creating poverty track for the people of america, where if they get these programs, in a year they no longer have them? to me, it sounds like they have two choices -- that they can do, either pulling the rug out from underneath the american public, or pulling the wool over the eyes of the american public. one or the other, we are going to have to know something. people try to refer to this bill as the build back better bill, but over in the house we referred to a couple other b's. this bill, as i said, bankrupts the economy. it is the largest spending bill in our history, the largest tax increase in the history of the united states, and it will add $3 trillion to the deficit. clearly bankrupting the economy. the second largest provision in the legislation is the tax cuts for the wealthiest of millionaires, the state and local tax deduction. it cost over $280 billion, that is their second largest provision. you make $20 million and you

light to moderate rain until sunset. we are not out of this yet. we will track the showers for today and thenly show you the break that shows up starting tomorrow. no rain for a few days before the next storm any way. that's in the forecast next. >>> as we look at your wednesday morning drive, brake lights ready for the ride along it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? no problem, the sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing so you both sleep just right. and it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? yes! you'll know exactly how well you slept, night after night. we take care of the science. all you have to do is sleep. don't miss our new year's special. save up to $1,000 on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, no interest until january 2025. ends january 3rd. >>> developing out of southern california the family of the 14- year-old official accidentally shot and killed by los

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as we look to the sunset at 4:50 and sunrise tomorrow at 7:12. let's get right to the seven day forecast, san francisco, oakland and san jose. quieter weather with that sun. for the rest of today. as we look to tomorrow, cooler temperatures, a dry day tomorrow. then as we look to thursday, more shower chances. temperatures for all of us in the 50's and that will continue as which look ahead to the weekend. then looking at a stronger storm system sunday into monday. as we look to inland east bay the north bay and for the coast, cooler for tomorrow, dry conditions, showers as we look to thursday. temperatures in the 50's. we will continue with cool temperatures through the weekend and again looking at the bigger storm system sunday into monday. we have all been waiting for that special check presentation and joining me now is jason foster with bank of america. you have been donating and giving back to our community for more than two decades now. how does it feel to give back and to serve our community? >> thank you so much for the opportunity. we a

a gorgeous sunset coming on a day when the air was filled with a lot of gunk. >> that makes the sunsets beautiful. chief meteorologist paul heggen is here, and today's air quality is some of the worst. >>> it has not been great, and it's not likely to improve over the next few days. we need the rain stop with the drought and washing that gunk out of the atmosphere. we will make it to the unhealthy for sensitive groups category across most of the bay area tomorrow, saturday, and sunday. the air quality management district thinks he will stay in the moderate quality, but try to avoid to use word burning fireplaces and pits, and reduce how much driving you are doing. some optimism that the situation may improve next week as the next storm system heads our way. it is starved for moisture. it is a limited chance of showers monday and monday night. we are talking about very little rain out of that one. wednesday night, thursday, and thursday night, another storm system gives the bay area a better chance of slightly heavier rainfall come up but it is the 7th day of the 7 day forecast. right no

on that, it is an important distinction from saying, and the 2001 aumf, if we had had a two-year sunset requiring authorization, you could make the argument it should have been reauthorized every year since 2001. it would be the same impacts from an authorization standpoint, but procedurally from an oversight standpoint and from a congressional attention and focus standpoint, it will be different. every two years, each member of congress had to be asking the tough question. not just congress asking those questions, but the executive being forced to articulate exactly what they were doing, being in the hot seat, being forced to sharpen and in a most difficult fashion communicate this is what our strategy is, this is why we need you to reauthorize it, rather than just, trust us. >> you have both made a forceful and elegant -- for outright repeal. i know neither of you actually said that. the main points you are emphasizing, how do you have a aumf hang around for use, having this idea congress does not need to vote because the president can rely on what is out there. self-defense strikes t

christmas eve night, we do the great vest, the evening service, we follow the jewish day at sunset. we ventured into christmas day. at 6:00, let's say as the sun is setting, we are entering into sunday and a celebration this year of our lord's birth and in the morning, we have, of course, matins again, an hour, hour and a half and the divine liturgy. the divine liturgy we are celebrating on christmas day is the liturgy of st. basil the great and the liturgy we do on saturday is the liturgy of st. john, krista stone. that liturgy is a shortened version of basals. liturgy on sunday is a little longer. you only use this 12 times a year to emphasize that this is an important celebration and in the basals liturgy, the theology of the incarnation is just throughout all of the prayers and it is a beautiful, autiful expression of what does this mean to us as human beings. >> in the worship itself, you are teaching and witnessing to this theology. >> exactly. >> it is a transformative experience. as father mentioned, just by entering into the church at any point during the day, even if there

with that air quality it's setting off the beautiful sunsets.eflects off all dirty air. stagnant conditions in the atmosphere. we can expect more fog tomorrow morning. unhealthy air over the north bay. if you have respiratory problems, limit that out door exposure. the fog tomorrow morning very thick in the central valley. here through the bay. into the south bay. it will linger a bit here into 11:00 in the morning. and after that, we get sunshine building into the forecast. temperatures to start will be in the 40s. by the afternoon. we have widespread 60s through the bay. and check this out. 7-day forecast. a chance here of spotty showers by next monday. >> we need that rain. thank you. thanks for joining us. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual n

off into the sunset.hould. but this is what i enjoy doing. this is been my life, and certainly the future of american energy is still bright, and we are here to work and provide the best for humankind going forward. guy: harold, please don't write off into the sunset. [laughter] let's talk a little bit about what your involvement is going to be here. how detailed is that going to be? how much are you going to be involved in setting the curriculum, figuring out what the research priorities are going to be? how hands-on are you going to be? harold: obviously, we are going to have a director for this institute, and he is going to be doing a lot of the hands-on stuff. but this is totally inclusive of all the great energy institutions of higher learning in america, and also, it is not just continental, not just harold hamm. we have a lot of companies that are going to come together with us to make this happen. so this will absolutely be the global leadership center for energy. let's just talk about oklahoma he

really it's not until about sunset before this finally starts to wind down and end. good way to come way with an idea to see how much rain we get there that a■mount f ime. we only really add about a quart tore maybe a half inch much rain for the day which is a run of the mill typical light to moderate rain day here. these are not downpours but strong enough that's roads are plenty wet. one thing it has done for temperatures in a positive way is it's kept the morning lows relatively low. we are in the mid to upper 40's for most locations. without the cloud cover and the rain these temperatures would have been a lot lower. we will see that happen for morning lows. it'll get colder for the second half of the weekend as we get rid of the storms but the cold air they brought with them is going to stick around and it'll be cold in the morning. it'll be chilly today. maybe a degree or two warmer than yesterday. i don't think enough that you notice a big improvement around the low 50's for daytime highs today. it keeps snowing in the sierra. enough so that there is a winter

shortly after sunset. so be bundled up and ready for that but enjoy all of the holiday festivities. we'll talk about what else is going on around the bay area and we'll get a look ahead to the rain in the forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. marcus? >> it is nice to enjoy the festivities when it's cold outside. >>> another great resource in tracking the incoming storm this weekend, our free nbc bay area app. you can check out the live radar right there on your phone. we're also sending you updates on your specific neighborhood. >>> trump associate roger stone has left the u.s. capitol. this is after answering a subpoena from the select committee. i want to bring in scott mcgrew. he answered the subpoena but didn't answer any questions. >> that's right. the subpoena requires him to show up. the constitution says he doesn't have to answer questions. he pleaded the fifth. >> i did my civic duty, and i responded as required by law. i did invoke my fifth amendment rights to every question, not because i have done anything wrong but because i am fully aware of the house democrats'

a post sunset view. notice the win direction slightly offshore which means we could see more patchy fog inland, drifting into the north and east bay valleys by the morning. 48 right now in san jose with those clear skies. and 46 walnut creek. final stop, dublin at 43 degrees. there's that east/northeast wind through the altamont pass heading into livermore. another pretty view. look at lake tahoe. you think it's cold here. it was six degrees this morning at south lake tahoe. for the rest of the world, there is cold weather. for the bay area, 30s, probably feels chilly for us. for lake tahoe, good news for travel plans. you see the alert wildfire cam up there at heavenly. we've got good travel tomorrow into monday. then everything begins to change back to winter storm warnings by tuesday. so for tomorrow morning, more watching fog and frost out there with those mid 30s in the valleys. for tomorrow, highs still pretty chilly inland. we'll see some upper 40s and low 50s for those north and east bay valleys.

the latest fad is the sunset strip.uthern california's mobile, restless teenagers. it is the place to go. >> people would meet at clubs on the sunset strip and they would go to the trip or they would go to the whisky a go go. it was a real happening. >> we changed from a culture of grown-ups that sort of looked down on kids to kids leading. >> it is the creation of the teenager, and the revolution begins. ♪ ♪ i, i got a light i got a light on you, babe ♪ ♪ i, i got a light ♪ ♪ i got a light on you, babe ♪ >> the los angeles county sheriff's office has begun foot patrol on the sunset strip to cope with the growing influx of youngsters. >> the notion of teenagers who had a culture of their own, that weren't listening to their parents' music, kind of opens up this giant space for rebellions large and small. >> at least 10% of the students have used and are using marijuana. also, probably a very significant thing is that acceptance is gaining steadily and the usage is really increasing very rapidly. >> in l.a., we were all

thank you very much for joining us here on our tea. sunset. we've been searching for you around the world. tell us in your own words where all you from. our festive chair here, one are to use our correspondent ahead to way north to the homeland of father with the world. celebrate christmas with friends and family ortiz on the bowl with the latest well headlines. welcome to the program. i'm the u. s. is seeing a search and all mark on cobra cases. apparently they're up 55 percent across the country. while in new york, texas and new jersey, they've more than doubled head farther south. that is to the sunshine state of florida. they've jumped 7 fold. on tuesday, joe biden promised half a 1000000000 free tests for americans. he also pledged to open more testing sites, although many testing centers of actually closed down to to stop shortages. that includes 13 of them in new york and new jersey. the lines are growing here in new york city, and so is the frustration. 13 different coven testing centers throughout the city close down to day. all while

thank you very much for joining us here on all t sunset. we've been searching for you around the world. tell us in your own words, where all you from foster care and all the as all correspondence had nor wayne old to the homeland of follow up with while you been on christmas. we are here bringing you the story that all this might not. this is autumn to national. good to have you with us. getting started, coven infection rates are searching in the us up 55 percent in the past 2 weeks. in new york, texas or new jersey, they've more than doubled the spread out here in the current variant and in florida . they've jumped up unfold on tuesday. joe biden promised healthy opinion free tests for americans. so to patch to open more testing sites, despite that it seems that many have actually closed down and tear to stop short. jason puting 13 in new jersey and new york, while correspondent caleb mow, pen reports from the lines are growing here in new york city. and so as the frustration, 13 different coven testing centers throughout the city close do

thank you very much for joining us here on all t sunset. we've been searching for you around the world. tell us in your own woods where all you from. one man here doesn't need pain. got is a poor father christmas. he get the past of welcome to our correspondent on a trip to land. a watching all the international we are live from up go on. it is saturday, the 25th of december. so if everyone celebrating a very, very merry christmas getting started, the u. s. as i said is seeing a such a while the co infection rates all searching in the u. s. up 55 percent in the past 2 weeks. now in new york, texas and new jersey, they've more than doubled with the spread of the on the con variant and in florida they've jumped sevenfold while on tuesday, joe biden promised half a 1000000000 free test the for americans. he will so pledge to open more testing sites, although many testing centers have actually closed down to staff shortages, including 13 in new york, new jersey. the lines are growing here in new york city and so is the frustration. 13 different

an important distinction between saying if we in the 2001 and umf, if we would have had a two-year sunset requiring reauthorization then you can make the argument that you think it should have been reauthorized every year since 2001, and so on the net it would be the same impact from a statutory authorization standpoint, but procedurally from an oversight standpoint and from a congressional attention and focused on point, it could be very different. if every two years as abigail said, each member of congress had to be asking the tough questions. and not just congress asking those questions, but the executive being forced to articulate exactly what they were doing, being in the hot seat, being forced to sharpen and in a more disciplined fashion, communicate and say here is our strategy, here's what we are sitting up to do. this is why we need you to reauthorize, rather than just trust us on this. >> i think you both have just made a really forceful and eloquent case for outright repeal of the 2001 aumf. i am characterizing that myself. i know neither of you actually said that, that the mai

thank you very much for joining us here on all t sunset. we've been searching for you around the world. tell us in your own woods where all you from. one man who of course doesn't mean plain paul the christmas gives the 1st to welcome rob corresponded on a trip to lap non a spring . you you and you cause a bit of bus to fly this christmas day. this is our team to national, as always good to happy with us. but jumping right in coven infection rates, all searching in the us up 55 percent in the past 2 weeks. in new york, texas and new jersey, they've more than doubled with the spread of the oma chronic variant. and over in florida, they've jumped 7 fold on cheese day, joe biden promised coffee, 1000000000 free test for americans who also pledged open more testing sites. displayed that though it seems that many of actually closed down at to you to stop the shortages and getting 13 and new york and new jersey. the lines are growing here in new york city, and so is the frustration. 13 different coven testing centers throughout the city close dow

then once we get past sunset this will start to fall apart. there is no rain tomorrow or really thursday through sunday. we will get a break. temperatures out there in the mid-40s's. next few mornings, you will be colder than it is right now. i will you should you that in one second. daytime highs in to the upper 40's to low 50's. if you look at how the morning lows play out with all the clouds for the north bay valleys. we clear out the sky, morning lows will drop lower because we won't have that blanket of clouds and that means we should get ready, low 30's coming our way. as the rain geese away thursday through saturday, the mornings get colder. mid-30s's. low 40's today. just one number in terms of snow in the sierra really stands out. if you look at the snow. look at the base. 135 inches. do the math. here is why this december has been so prodetect of for us. you look at the pacific you don't see anything. there is a big area where there is nothing happening. a big blocking ridge of high pressure out there. that is forcing all the storms

you got to do it today before sunset.here are several winter shelters that are open in several counties. churches and community organizations are open right now helping those who might need a warm place to stay over this weekend. we do have a full list of shelters and their hours of operation available on our website. kron 4 dot com. that's also where you can stay up to date on the very latest weather forecast. if you don't have our app just yet. scan the qr code that see on your screen. it will take you straight to your app stores. you can download the kron 4 mobile app for free. now, we're the only ones dealing with some significant weather this weekend. a deadly cluster of tornadoes ripped through several states overnight, including arkansas, kentucky, tennessee and illinois. here's a look at edwardsville, illinois. it's along the missouri border and about 4 hours just southwest of chicago. the winds from the tornadoes were so strong it ripped the roof off of an amazon warehouse causing that roof to collapse. police sa

thank you very much for joining us here on our t. sunset. we've been searching for you around the world. tell us in your own words, where are you from? oh, i am from here. we got lost the soccer. yeah, i've been here for. oh screamed you, long time actually here on the arctic circle i g o small than way over 30 years in my house. yes. yeah. i have my office now here. i'm here every day of the year. so children all over the world can come and meet me, but you're able to travel extreme distances and all over the world to make sure that you deliver toys to the boys and girls. how does that happen? we all, that is actually quite easy. oh, well you know my, my ranges, they fly not going to show us and on the tricks, no exclusive here. first of all, remember, the world is divided into the time so, so okay. so when you travel you all the time, the same time, sometimes on alonzo like that's how you do it. well, well, the other way, sir. the santa charlie, i was also over christmas eve. how tiring? nice, going very slowly while you're waiting on. wel

thank you very much for joining us here on our tea. sunset. we've been searching for you around the world. tell us in your own words, where all you from. first is here on our t as our correspondent way know the homeland of the christmas. with joining us and i cannot international and daniel hawkins review all this our welcome to the program a cobra infection rate. so surging the u. s. 55 percent in the past 2 weeks in new york, texas and new jersey, they've more than doubled with the spread of the on the con variant, sat in florida. they've jumped 7 folk on tuesday. joe biden promised half a 1000000000 free test for americans. he also pledged to open more testing sites. despite that, it seems that many have actually closed down due to staff shortages, including 13 in new york and new jersey, where our correspondents, caleb, more pet reports from the lines are growing here in new york city. and so is the frustration. 13 different coven testing centers throughout the city closed down to day. all while demand for tests is rising amid and increasi

thank you very much for joining us here on a hearty sunset. we've been searching for you around the world. tell us in your own woods where all you from. one man who doesn't need pains father christmas. there's a festive welcome to our cars funding on a trip to land with hello and welcome. today will day. we're allowing us all the bit of the best of fun . there are plenty in store for you. good to have you with us. but if it will, serious starting us off, cova infection rates all searching in the u. s. a 55 percent in the past 2 weeks in new york, texas and new jersey have more than doubled with the spread over the on the convent variant. and in florida they've jumped 7 fold. well, on tuesday, joe biden promised half a 1000000000 free test for americans. you also pledge to open more testing sites. despite that, it seems that many of actually closed down due to stop shortages, including 13 in new jersey and new york. wow. correspondent, telecom open reports from the lines are growing here in new york city. and so is the frustration. 13 different

>> i think clearly, we need a replacement with a sunset and with a much more narrowly defined set of targets. and again, i'm not willing to say, oh, you should have al qaeda and these on there but not al shabaab or kind of where we're making those distinctions right now. because -- well, this is kind of the fundamental problem. what's the strategy? what is our goal? what are we driving towards? if i had to distill down my frustration with our foreign policy apparatus as it stands right now or at least the national security foreign policy, our interventions in so many places of a military context, are all around dropping precision guided munitions on somebody, dropping a hellfire or whatever with this idea that, well, if we kill this guy, who is a bad guy, things will be safer. and that is a tactic. is that tacting aligned with the strategy or is it just a futile exercise for some bullets on somebody's promotion report? i think we saw this really encapsulated well in that air strike that was purportedly against an isis khorasan v-bed in downtown kabul and the preponderance of evidence

there's been an attack on a truck about sunset on wednesday, 3 people were killed according to this right group and others, abducted and taken to the bush and suspected by that right group that the adf was responsible for. the certainly what we do now is over the last month has been a whole series of attacks along this road on bypasses trucks, buses, other passengers and it's a key transport link connecting no key be probably wave, a tori problem, because this is all been going on while you got the military over the border, i've been preparing to enter in congo. they've been very weak. it's not month now to do this. and then just in the last couple of days because that tanks have been rolling across. let's take a look. it's our report, ugandan troops, tanks and armored vehicles as cross the border into democratic republic of congo. the 2 governments say they're going to hunt down an armed group called the allied democratic forces, or adf. he can the government blame the s a 3 suicide bombings, kansas capital can paula? 2 weeks ago, several people died. dozens were injured. it's not the 1s

, beautiful sunset it was worth it. of the things with a film like that is keeping things secret. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: and did you have a lot of people trying to get that out of you, or did they respect that that was something they couldn't tell you >> actually, i think everyone is so terrified, or everyone in my vicinity, understands that, that nobody really asked me anything. nobody asked me. everyone was excited, but nobody asked me i remember when i got the script, which was the first time i met lana wachowski, who's a very, you know, she's a massive filmmaker and prolific, and it was intimidating, and when she gave me the script for the first time, freshly printed with my name printed on it, she said, "welcome to the matrix." [ laughter ] i was like - and then i took it and i put it in a vault and i swear to god, i would probably read it under covers with, like, a torch, anybody watching >> seth: that's good you took it seriously. >> i did >> seth: you also just shot a show in london called "citadel." tell us a litt

kennedy: i got to present motley crew key to the sunset strip had find that festival. >> i was a wildlways a wild night but you had incredibly difficult childhood which i would put up there john biden's childhood, her parents split up when you're young, you had a sister born with down syndrome your apparently mom decided to give her to someone else to raise and i was in tears reading that part of your book. he talked aboutt your sister, se got it 39, he looked identical and you talked about the recipe for making a rock star, take a child with a lot of imagination and's abandonment, you shake it up and there you have it. have you found other rock stars have such difficulty you had growing up? i think a lot of people who deal with traumatic situations go through struggles and stuff and sometimes end up being extremely creative and turn it into positive, part of the rising writing process of the book was to go back and i learned some things about my story but were not troops are got to find out stuff about my dad was one 100% a bad guy, i've been sober 20 years, when i went through rehab

but on, if you had it in your room, when the sunsets and jerusalem, the hotel turns on its light. in the summer, the garden bar is a favorite gathering place. it welcomes israelis and palestinians, locals and tourists from all over the world. at the hotel de mood is one of hospitality to all a crash vest and managed to avert bankruptcy. but he felt he was still needed at the hotel. his wife joined him with a heavy heart. living in the living out here was great for horatio as a native arabic speaker and just felt was coming home. and it was not such fun for thou, who didn't really like it here and was very fond of england. so it was tough. valentine refused to give up. eventually she found a new passion. the hotel's garden. oh, she plunged into her project with enthusiasm, designing the landscaping, composing the flower beds oh, if it's paid off. today the grounds are known as one of the most lovely of the wolves hotel gardens only, but the maggie no in war shall geena blue her, but i knew nothing about gardening. when i started here go over, they were only olive trees here, telema

we showed you the sunset just a moment ago, and with all that clear sky out there.that we received today is going to flee right back into the atmosphere, so we do expect temperatures to be just as chile tomorrow morning as we were this morning . we may see some cloud cover come our way ahead of the system , and if so, it will offset some of the chill in the overnight hours, although not expecting a whole lot of change the ridge of high pressure that has been locked over the west coast. for weeks now is finally beginning to break down enough that the system is going to bring us a good amount of rain, and it's going to tap into that atmospheric river and bring us several inches by the it looks like tuesday wednesday timeframe , so we'll be tracking that. meanwhile there it is right now over areas of washington, oregon. and getting into northern california tonight into tomorrow, so the wet weather returning on sunday it looks late saturday night into sunday morning, and it will be heavy at times monday. moderate to heavy rainfall and windy conditions expected and then

something greater than ourselves, and we absolutely did not fit into anything in los angeles, the sunset strip, any of that. we felt like complete outsiders. when we came up here in september 1982, and we started playing, we played four shows that fall, like i said, at the stones, at the waldorf, and at the gardens. and we were taken in, and we felt so loved up here, and there was a sense of community, of music community for people like ourselves who felt like outsiders, things that were not in the mainstream, and that has obviously been a significant part of san francisco's history. so coming up here in 1982, standing on san francisco's culture, and the beat poets, and the hippy culture, and bill graham and everything that san francisco represented, we just felt so loved and, finally, like we belonged someplace. and it's been 39 years of feeling that sense of belonging, to not just a geographical place, san francisco, the bay area, whatever you want to call it, but it's also a state of mind. you belong to what san francisco represents, and to me, we often talk about this, you know, over

they are going to begin sunsetting those purchases. we have had these six and starts with the covid pandemic moving in. that is what is keeping a lid on it. as the fed began to normalize, you will see some on the long and of the treasury curve. i fully agree. some of these companies with great earnings, margins, great cash flow pushing through higher and higher dividend yields. the ownership side still looks a lot more attractive than the lending side. i still think it will stay overweight. taylor: is that a technical story? james just mentioned a real yield that is -1%? >> it is a mix. there are a lot of people with 30 year trades better. a little bit of fundamentals. we saw this flattening as people started breaking inmate hikes. it will be a policy mistake. let's get back quickly to your question of stagnation. i completely disagree. i believe we are in a paradigm shift. beijing olympics -- the winter olympics is them going back to focus on their own business. we are going to see more and more manufactured in the u.s. you are going

sunset reservoir was half covered with solar panels. and i've advocated to you that i think certainly the higher and better use for that property is the extent of leaving it simply as bare concrete that the remainder of it be covered with solar panels so we can continue to generate more clean and affordable energy for the people of the city and county of san francisco. we must leave no stone unturned or square foot of [inaudible] unturned in order to achieve our goals of producing this clean, locally produced energy. not only because it is clean, but it is resilient because the more that we can produce within the boundaries of san francisco, the less we have to be reliant on having it transmitted from other places. so i think we should act on these recommendations in this report as it seems to me. and certainly build more of this solar capacity. it's good for the city. let's not lose this empty space uncovered. thank you. pray thank you for your comments. madame secretary, there are no more callers in the queue. >> thank you. public com

temperatures are cooling off quickly after sunset. that's perfect for ice skating.hroughout the month and for this evening we are going for temperatures in the low 50s around sunset and dropping into the mid-40s. it's going to be in the low 40s early tomorrow morning, and probably the earlier the better because as we go through the day, it will be cool and sunny. we are going to also see a lot more crowds out there. we have been talking about all of the snow in the tahoe reswrupb this weekend, and now we have good travel conditions for getting there. throughout the weekend we are seeing highs reach into the upper 30s and low 40s, and so yes, a cold start. a very nice day. maybe we will wrap up the weekend at the 49ers game, and it will be partly to mostly cloudy and it looks like the rain will hold off and will see the temperatures in the low 50s for the game. it's going to be pretty nice out there. >>> mike, you have a note about getting to the game. >> yeah, sunday, the game is at 1:05 p.m., and santa clara p.m. says they will close the road at 1:30 a.m., and park

these are the sunrise and sunset times, but, of course, after tuesday, the days do get longer.and, some sunshine at times coming through across wales and western england, but more cloud further east. still that blanket of cloud in northern ireland, southern scotland that will push its way into the central belt and make it feel quite chilly here. temperatures on the whole similar to what we had on monday, and near—normal, really, for this time of the year. but it's from wednesday that the weather starts to change because high pressure that's kept it quiet for so long is moving away. and instead, we've got a big low out in the atlantic. that's going to push bands of rain our way. but we start wednesday with a widespread frost in scotland, england and wales. some early sunshine, but it clouds over from the west. the wind starts to pick up. we've got this band of rain mainly affecting northern ireland, pushing into wales and southwest england and then into parts of scotland later on, bringing in some milder airfor western areas. but for many parts of the country, it's still another

veterans and family and friends honored the victims in a sunset ceremony today. >>> the lieutenant commander rudolph. >> the event took place aside te "uss utah" one of the first ships hit. the bombing killed over 2,400 u.s. troops. the united states declared war on japan the next day. >>> coming up, racing tragedy. the disputed winner of the kentucky derby collapses and dies. the possible cause behind his sudden death. >>> later, class of 2021. nasa's new class of astronauts and what half of them have in common. this is the cbs morning news. il. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. ♪ ♪ merry christmas! ♪ rich chocolate layers sprinkled with festive peppermint. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli peppermint bark squares. makes the holidays a bite better. there are many reasons for waiting to visit your doctor right now. but if you're experiencing irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue or light-headedness, don't wait to contact your doctor. because these symptoms could be signs of a seri

in fact, these programs sunset. for example, child credit, that sunsets after another year.oesn't. so he's making up a bill and then having it scored. look, mike, our lives are short enough. we don't have the time to waste on arguing about bills that dent exist. that's -- that don't exist. that's time you'd never get back. mike: but, to be fair if, don't people hold up the nonpartisan congressional budget office as the gold standard if they're saying what you want them to say? were they wrong or what's the deal there? >> no, they were answering the question correctly, but the question was wrong. the question was, well, if all of the programs are extended indefinitely, how much will it cost. indefinitely, and so they're answering a hypothetical question on a bill that doesn't exist. mike: okay. we had the most expensive thanksgiving ever, we're likely head aing for the most expensive -- heading for the most expensive christmas ever. there are some who argue pumping trillions into the economy is a bad move. how do you respond? >> well, there's no doubt inflation is hurting fam

here in the wild west you either die or you ride off into the sunset. and ted cruz road off into the sunset while people in his state died. he is the ultimate texan. which is why i got to take hi hat off to you, ted cruz. >> another power outage. that is like-- fair thee well, 2021. i will see you next year in cancun. >> trevor: thank you so much for that ronny, when we come back, mahershala ali will be joining me right here in the joining me right here in the studio, you don't want to mis i wonder what ruffles would be like without ridges. it would be like t-pain without auto-tune. ♪baby yeah, oomph!♪ how's that? did we get it? perfect. it's kinda like uh... like a coach without the will to win. uh, everyone just run around and then uh, somebody just shoot. maybe on three? [together] maybe. or like you without your... my basketball skills? your basketball skills. ruffles. own your ridges. what else would it be... nothing else. [crunch] it's the most joyous time of the year. especially at t-mobile! let's go to dianne. i got the awesome new iphone 13 pro

here in the wild west you either die or you ride off into the sunset. off into the sunset while people in his state died. he is the ultimate texan. which is why i got to take hi hat off to you, ted cruz. >> another power outage. that is like-- fair thee well, 2021. i will see you next year in cancun. >> trevor: thank you so much for that ronny, when we come back, mahershala ali will be joining me right here in the studio, you don't want to mis it's the most joyous time of the year. especially at t-mobile! let's go to dianne. i got the awesome new iphone 13 pro and airpods, and t-mobile is paying for them both! and this is for new and existing customers. upgrade to the iphone 13 pro and airpods both on us. only at t-mobile. i just love having to check-in online, and having to do it again on the mobile app. and having to do it again in-person. are there any other ways that i have to check-in? no. but we're working on it. [ laughter ] i've only ever bought bird seed from this website, but they're recommending cat food. i think we need a cat. they know us s

sunrise at 7:08 am and sunset at 4:50 pm.for the weekend with a bit of drizzle monday and possibility of rain chances on next thursday. the east bay and northbay for the coast, cooler for the weekend with maybe some drizzle on monday and looking at the chance to see some showers as we look to next thursday. let's check in with len kiese on the roadways. >>> stick a live look, you can see all the cars backed up and they are bumper-to-bumper. metering lights are on and also a report of a two-car crash block in the left lane just past the metering lights. it will take 12 minutes to drive from the maze into san francisco. a check on the main travel times, traffic is slow for super commuters most i-580, over 40 minutes from highway 205 in tracy to the upland. westbound highway for over 35 minutes from highway 160 to interstate 80. looking at the san mateo bridge, more traffic westbound 13 minute drive from interstate 880 and hayward to highway 101 in foster city. a check of highway 880 in oakland near the colosseum, traffic is mov

as under a so—called sunset clause at the end of january.ovid, the virus doesn't respect deadlines or rings on dates on a calendar. there measures will be put in there to reassure conservative mps, who are sceptical of these measures being introduced in the first place and sceptical about what the measures actually are, particularly this idea of covid certificates. the government is also trying to reassure people who are sceptical about them by saying this would just apply to people who have had their full vaccination, you will also be able to get a covid certificate if you have had a negative test that day and it is a lateral flow test you can do at home. you will be able to get access to nightclubs or large indoor and outdoor events. although will that reassurance prevent quite a large group of conservative mps voting are sceptical of these measures being introduced in the first place and sceptical about what the measures actually are, particularly this idea of covid certificates. the government is also trying to reassure people who are sc