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new orleans, we got new orleans -- raymond arroyo in new orleans. >> that's abby hornacek!sorry, abby, tell me. >> already started drinking! he's already started drinking! no one knows new orleans better than raymond arroyo. >> when i heard that you are having -- when i heard that you are having a scavenger hunt, rachel, for the folks in new york, i thought give us the scavenger hunt, hours were be find booze. >> raiment is not wearing a diaper, so does that not work for you. >> that's going to be harder to find here. we won't get into that. but i love that you're here in new orleans, abby. and we can introduce not only you, but everybody to our traditions, some of the culture. this is a resilient place, because you know we are surrounded by water, and that togetherness created nine separate cultures, our music, our food, some of which are going to see tonight and of course nobody parties like we party. >> you can hear the rev of the engine. >> i do hear that. what he looking forward to tonight? we are going to take you for many hot spots. >> i will just quickly say before

in new orleans, marching band is a culture.hool is surrounded by reminders of a city forever rebuilding. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ray johnson: don't rush! >> alfonsi: in here, ray johnson is rebuilding too. >> ray johnson: accent! >> alfonsi: the "best band in the land" is more of a mission statement these days. >> ray johnson: you got wrong notes coming from over here. >> alfonsi: since hurricane katrina flooded the school in 2005, it's been a long haul. the music library is still a temporary trailer on the blacktop. >> ray johnson: school didn't come back the same. and instruments-- we didn't have enough. and the uniforms were damaged. so, we had to rebuild everything. and just now, we were beginning to see the fruits of our labor, and then here comes covid. >> alfonsi: how many kids are in the band now? >> ray johnson: on the roll, i have 85. >> alfonsi: where would you like that number to be? >> ray johnson: 150. >> alfonsi: 150 allows for a full band and a deep bench. for decades, they easily hit that number. on a sizzling hot blacktop ov

>> well, in new orleans, it is always the second line.and then once the family passes, the trumpet playing gives a call, like this... ♪♪ >> and then the crowd goes, hey! and that "hey" symbolizes it is time to rejoice because that person has gone off to a better place. and they release the doves, and that is the soul of that person rising into the heavens. doves are not easy to come by. people still have ha handkerchifs, so they raise that. >> reporter: the country is in a lot of pain. >> the country is in a lot of pain. but you don't want to remind people of too much pain. you want to lift them. you want them to feel happy. ♪♪ >> reporter: and in that spirit, we take note of the passing, at the end of december, of sandra jaffe, age 83, co-founder of preservation hall, mother of b ben jaffe. i suspect she would have liked the music to be happy. ♪♪ ♪♪ [trumpet] [clarinet] [applause and cheering] (sfx: playful cadence of full soundscape) ♪prodigies♪ ♪party♪ ♪lobby♪ ♪join us♪ ♪sorry♪ ♪i'm dazzling, shining 24/7♪ ♪is this heaven?♪ ♪i be like

>> such a scary situation there in new orleans.om or targeted attack. watts family believes that she was the target of potentially a case of mistaken identity. and just quick here, john. in a recent interview with the times local paper there in new orleans, investigators say they believe that many of the shootings are just chance encounters between random motorists that lead to road rage. john? >> it is disturbing. please keep us posted. thank you so much for that report. >>> here is what else to watch today. b[ bell rings ] >> i've seen this movie before. >> you have? b >> the winter olympics just two weeks away. why some of the biggest broadcasters will not be attending? >>> plus, go easy on her. why a tearful aeld is apol apologizing to her fans. ♪ i was still a child ♪ b it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue,

nick valencia reports on an epidemic of gunfire on new orleans highways. >> reporter: new orleans on4-year-old whitney watts was fatally shot in louisiana on wednesday while driving down i-10 in new orleans according to police and family members. one of her children was in the car when the shooting occurred. police say watts was pronounced dead at the scene. her family is devastated. >> i'm going with her daughter and my son's daughter. i get a call on the phone saying my daughter is dead, my daughter got shot. you don't bury your children. >> reporter: last weekend another shooting happened on interstate 10, this time killing a 52-year-old man and injuring a 45-year-old woman according to politician. police were investigating a nearby incident when they heard gunshots just after 3:00 a.m. on sunday. responding officers found the two victims in the car. a new orleans police department is asking the public to come forward with any and all information. no suspects or motives have been identified in either shooting. since january 2021, there have been over 30 interstate shootings in lou

not a he's the new orleans ice cream guy loose spirulina with a brand new flavor for the city.r a little bit of yellow color. it's a mix of marshmallow cream and magnolia. he calls it new what inspired this flavor was really the spirit and the community of new orleans. new dawn sounds like your new breakfast ice cream. i mean, i i screamed for breakfast. so it definitely could be depending on when you want to get your trees. that sense of self. >> ryan is writing his own resume from his flavor of the month to the 3 books he finished to the pages of the magazine where he appears on the cover. it's called which is for me being a which is really just all about how i react. and approached everything is happening throughout my day and being really aware of my energy, my consciousness. so you're a good which i am unless you're a sandwich and ice cream sandwich. >> that is fully chills. >> what really casts a spell on ryan these days is his online ice cream factory filling orders fulfilling his passion after finishing as a new orleans finalist on the national food network tv show clas

was named for her family so she had this deep affection for new orleans. and yes that southernism you know, there was kind of a veneer of gentility and graciousness which served her very very well search her mother very very well as a political figure, but you know that old phrase steel magnolia didn't even begin to describe the bogs women in terms of the steel. that was beneath that genteel exterior and her father was at a difficult and brave position in new orleans when desegregation came well, absolutely, and now he represented new orleans george. he didn't represent, macon, georgia, you know or alabama, but he it was a cosmopolitan city but still in 1965. he was the only member of congress from the deep south to vote for the voting rights act and when i talked to my children and grandchildren about their ancestor and say remember the most important thing he ever did it was standing up for civil rights at that moment it almost cost him and see 1968 three years later linda johnson, of course predicted correctly. the devoting rights act would turn the sou

and our young people here in the city of new orleans is about 35%.re youth population. >> okay. >> and so -- go ahead. >> so 35%. let's say, you know, this now mandate requires -- urges people, for 50% increase. you're still right about 50% of those 5 to 17, school-aged children, who are vaccinated. what do you do with and for the other half of students who, according to your rule, can't come into the building? >> so our rule is not that they cannot come into the building. in the state of louisiana, for all of our vaccinations, in addition to having required vaccinations, there san opt-out form that can be filled out. a waiver for our families. any family, whether it's relidge yurks medical, or philosophical, they have the opportunity to opt out. but that's for any of the required vaccinations in the state of louisiana that they can opt out to taking those vaccines. >> so let me understand this. you have a mandate for the vaccine. however, if a parent decides not to have their child vaccinated, as tait appears now that 65% of parents in new orleans h

and the biggest street in new orleans is named for her family. so she has this deep affection if for new orleans and, yes, that southernism, you know, there was kind of a veneer of gentility and a graciousness whh served her very, very well,ing served her mother very, very well as a political figure. but you know that old phrase steel magnolia didn't even begin to describe the women in terms of theen steel that was beneath that genteel exterior. her father was at a difficult anddi brave position n new orleans when deregular -- desegregation came. >> absolutely. he represented new orleans. he didn't represent may conker georgia, or alabama -- macon, georgia. of 1965, he was the only member of congress in the deep south to vote for the voting rights act. when i talk to my children and grandchildren about their ancestors, i say remember the most important thing he ever did was standing up for civil rights at that moment. it almost cost him his seat. lyndon johnson predicted correctly that the voting rights act would turn the south republican. he had

it's new orleans. we'll check in on you later on.ove new orleans. >>> our next guests are back for more mayhem, andy's parents are here. >> oh my god, hey, mom and dad. >> you guys look thrilled to be here. >> what have you been up to tonight? >> not much. >> quiet. finally. >> have you been watching the show at all? >> no. >> i have watched it a little. >> no. we saw a movie. >> what movie did you watch? >> "supernova". >> what movie? "supernova." you didn't like it? >> so depressing. >> not an uplifting movie. >> so depressing. what are you guys looking forward to this year? >> the covid disappearing and good health and travel. >> and your star on the hollywood walk. >> i'm getting a star on the hollywood -- >> you're getting a star on the hollywood walk of fame? >> yes, in february. my parents will be there, god willing. i want to shout out -- >> can i go? i want to go to that. >> please come. >> dad is turning 90 this year and mom is turning 85. >> you guys look amazing. >> isn't that great? love you guys. happy new year. >> happ

i was reading there's a fight between the district attorney of new orleans and police chief.ctually blaming police for the surge in crime saying they aren't doing enough after the initial arrest to help provide evidence to prosecute cases. is that true? >> i can't answer -- the d.a. is saying that in the police chief is sitting there sending cases over but they're not being accepted. somebody who's a repeat offender -- the d.a. says he does owe to be these carjackings are out of control. >> carley: it's absolutely out of control. i now commit something that's not just affecting new orleans, it's affecting other cities too. it feels like there is such lawlessness happening across the country. sergeant, were so glad you can join us this morning were so sorry for what happened to your home. got bless you and your family were so glad you're safe. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: todd? >> todd: virginia governor taking a stand. >> if you don't agree with them on policy then you're not a christian, you are a sexist, you're a bigot, you're a racist. i'm tired of it

governor jon bel edwards signed the pardon in new orleans.y was arrested there in 1892 for violating a ban on blacks sitting in "whites only" train cars. the high court's ruling in "plessy versus ferguson" cemented racial segregation in public accommodations for decades. on wall street today, stocks dropped on fears that the federal reserve will accelerate interest rate hikes to fight inflation. the dow jones industrial average lost 392 points-- 1%-- to close at 36,407. the nasdaq fell 522 points, more than 3%. the s&p 500 slipped 93 points, nearly 2%. and the nation's oldest world war ii veteran, lawrence brooks, has died in new orleans. he was drafted into the u.s. army in 1940 and served in a racially segregated engineering unit. in 2005, hurricane katrina destroyed brooks' home, but he remained upbeat. last year, during a birthday parade, he even danced a little. lawrence brooks was 112-years-old. still to come on the "newshour," republican congressman troy nehls and democratic congressman hakeem jeffries on the aftermath of last year's c

new orleans won 101-96.t game verses cleveland possibly with klay thompson. >>> usc trojans at cal. bears stuck with them. a shepherd move inside, tough contestant lay in, bears within three. for the second, trojans, too much horsepower. up six, immobile from deep, he led sc with 19 and pulled away and won 77-63. trojans are 13-0, one of three unbeatens left in the nation. >>> usf, well, they had to go to salt lake city community college to face loyola chicago. two of the best in the country clashed. ramblers made them play. they spread the floor, an uncontested jam, loyola won 79- 74, dons second loss this season. nfl how about a morning jimmy garoppolo note. the 49er quarterback had a second straight good practice yesterday, right thumb ligament damage did not keep him from zipping passes. coach shanahan said he would name starting quarterback sunday morning of a playoff critical rams game. on the ice, it's been tough for the san jose goalies. 14 goals given up in a couple games. they ended last night when

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>> i love them. >> where in new orleans are you?vaccinated. you're about to see a marching band and a drum corps. >> when we're not on tv, we're wearing our masks. >> don looks fabulous, which we would expect, but alison and dulca, you guys have brought it tonight. >> don lemon is aging in reverse. don, you look 25. what did you do to yourself? >> look, look. no botox. i know you guys sneak to the botox unit. >> it's called melanin. >> it's chaos here, anderson. thank you for attempting to compliment us. >> i did noom and intermittent fasting, anderson, i heard you hurt your back and couldn't go to the gym, i did that too and i gained 30 pounds. >> i lost 30 pounds in covid. >> alisyn camerota has donna summer realness. >> truly. >> i think we have to start going. >> the lemon beads. >> and we have cnn mardi gras beads all for tonight. can we introduce you guys to the band? give us a second here. we're going to get off the float. hold on. >> oh, my god, they're doing a scene change. >> i've had a couple of tequilas. >> trying to ste

when they called me, they said we are going to fly you into new orleans. "i live in louisiana." what? [laughter] i asked if i could drive and they said "you've got to do a police escort." it's going to be a whole thing. i am truly honored. it just goes back to the success of our show, and how 2-3 misfits, a big dumb wrestler, a guy who talked too much, and a woman who wears glasses who does not need them -- [laughter] we are starting to cross into the mainstream. everyone is taking lazy pills. congratulations to our team. we are starting to be recognized for what we do. i'm proud of that. >> to paraphrase a character from jaws, we are going to need a bigger float. [laughter]ro >> none of those shows could call the king of late night. >> all right, good sir. talk to you soon. you will be back next week! up next, our fans feeling fickle about an exhibitionist pickle? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gutfeld investigates. i am your host, angela lance barrett. as the pickle a perv or troll throwing a curve? was the mascot soaked in brine caught having too good a time? this summer l

what inspired this flavor was really the spirit and the community of new orleans. new dawn sounds like your new breakfast ice cream. i mean, i i screamed for breakfast. so it definitely could be depending on when you want to get your trees. that sense of self. >> ryan is writing his own resume from his flavor of the month to the 3 books he finished to the pages of the magazine where he appears on the cover. it's called which is for me being a which is really just all about how i react and approached everything is happening throughout my day and being really aware of my energy, my consciousness. so you're a good which i am unless you're a sandwich and ice cream sandwich. >> that it's fully chills. what really casts a spell on ryan these days is his online ice cream factory filling orders fulfilling his passion after finishing as a new orleans finalist on the national food network tv show clash of the cones with ben and jerry. his hocus pocus is back home now where ryan kerr realizes life is bowl of ice cream sooner or later it disappears. >> abracadabra. >> the wood

for people who don't know mardi gras, it's the biggest mardi gras crew in new orleans. that's a big deal. >> for a kid from new orleans who grew up attending this parade, i used to wait for it. it's a huge honor. >> being named grand marshal of endymion is like being named pope. we attended a ball of about 4,000 of our closest friends. then in the middle of it they called me up on stage. it was a surreal experience. you rode with me a few years ago. i've ridden several times with my dear friends, but this is going to be an incredible night. louis armstrong used to say he had one big dream as a kid, it was to lead a mardi gras parade. we all kind of have that. it was a huge and unexpected honor. they've been so good and so kind. >> laura: if i am in the street during the parade, will you throw me some mardi gras beads? >> bring you to the extravaganza. february 26, come see us in new orleans. >> laura: i'm glad that it's called endymion and not omicronian. congratulations. a ronald mcdonald house in canada is threatening to evict a family, including a 4-year-old with leu

, de nueva orleans me fui a nicaragua, donde también estuve atendiendo la sección consular, y jefe dede años, para después volver a texas, en austin, donde estuve 6 años, y allí, en algún momento les platicaré, que hicimos un trabajo maravilloso de bancarización de los, de los mexicanos en estados unidos; es una tarea que me encantó haber empujado, e iniciado, de hecho, en estados unidos; y después de esto fui cónsul en, en detroit, en michigan, por 6 años, y después en fresno, en el valle central, por 3 años; eh, estos últimos 5 años he estado como jefe de la sección consular en la habana, cuba, donde es también un gran reto, otros temas; pero, bueno, son muchos años de, de estar trabajando y sirviendo como un funcionario público y diplomático de carrera. damián trujillo: bueno, nos da mucho gusto que ya esté aquí en san francisco con nosotros, y en toda esa, esa región; ¿qué es lo que los conmueve, a personas como usted, a dejar la tierra natal?, bueno, lo hemos hecho muchos, ¿verdad?, pero usted lo hace para servir a los connacionales a este lado de la frontera. vicente sánchez: sí

when they called me, they said we are going to fly you into new orleans.n louisiana." what? [laughter] i asked if i could drive and they said "you've got to do a police escort." it's going to be a whole thing. i am truly honored. it just goes back to the success of our show, and how 2-3 misfits, a big dumb wrestler, a guy who talked too much, and a woman who wears glasses who does not need them -- [laughter] we are starting to cross into the mainstream. everyone is taking lazy pills. congratulations to our team. we are starting to be recognized for what we do. i'm proud of that. >> to paraphrase a character from jaws, we are going to need a bigger float. [laughter] >> none of those shows could call the king of late night. >> all right, good sir. talk to you soon. you will be back next week! up next, our fans feeling fickle about an exhibitionist pickle? and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take

foxes rebecca castor is joining us live tonight from new orleans and rebecca.ls there keeping up with demand or are they good evening, alex. today parrish officials opened their third testing site for the greater new orleans area now it's closed here for the evening. but check out this video that we captured earlier this morning. the lines were wrapped around the parking lot. for most of the day, the average wait time was close to two hours . now, the parish president says the demand for test skyrocketed here before the holidays. and it hasn't waned yet. we were running out of test, you know one many days and had to close early, so that demand is there in our community. we didn't know we would be here again at the start of 2022. but here we are. cities across the us are trying to ramp up testing president biden calling the situation frustrating. the white house says the u. s. will purchase 500 million covid tests to distribute to the public for free. that's starting next week. the mayo clinic, one of the leading laboratories for testing , says the u. s. will be

more than 200 act tram passengers traveling from new york, new orleans -- new orleans to new york were stuck on an amtrak train for more than 30 hours. look at the map tonight. two storms now on the move and right now, the winter alerments coast to coast. first up, that system that will hit i-95 again tomorrow. and then that cross-country stop, snow, heavy winds and rain. ginger is standing by to time all of this out, but first, the misery and, of course, the major questions tonight, how did all of this happen? abc's kenneth moton leading us off from fredericksburg, virginia, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, more than 27 hours sbhs into th nightmare on i-95, there are still cars still abandoned on the highway. >> vehicles starting to run out of gas. food, water is an issue for some of these people. >> reporter: it started with multiple tractor trailers jackknifing near fredericksburg, virginia. as temperatured plummeted below freezing, travelers like kimberly gibson and her family desperate for information. >> our cell phones don't work. internet goes in and out. so it's -- we've just be

in new orleans 40 residents of new orleans, mostly laid off service industry workers who lost their jobsred to be a resilience corp that was oncall for the city of new orleans to help the city face disaster stronger. when hurricane ida hit, these workers were an essential part of the response. they distributed food and managed health care lines, and they did community service and many are now going on to become trained for higher valued jobs as repairs and rebuilders of critical infrastructure through a training pipeline. so absolutely the model works and the representative's bill would send millions to municipalities that need exactly these kinds of workers? >> i want to underscore the use of resilience, because it's critical what we are talking about here. the model used to be one of the natural disasters come through and the idea was to build the community back to where it was before, and you can't build it back to where it was before or you are ready to face the same situation again, and we mean that in terms of infrastructure, bridges, tunnels, dams, and we also mean it in the human

for example, our adult population in new orleans is 80% fully vaccinated.leans, around 35%. as superintendent of schools we want to make sure we give every student the opportunity to be fully vaccinated and again, it's parents' choice. they are the process if a family wants to opt out, they have the opportunity to opt out. we need to make sure the schools are vaccinated so not only protect themselves but protect their loved ones as well. >> sandra: what is the opt-out program for a family that chooses not to vaccinate a 5-year-old? >> in the state of louisiana where we have the vaccine mandate, for every vaccine that is required, there is a form that a family can fill out whether it's religious reasons, health reasons, again, the same form applies to covid-19 and the vaccine. >> sandra: okay. so, and i will ask this for the many parents who seem to be outraged by this decision. seems to be pretty controversial in your city to require this for kids as young as five. i pulled up the coronavirus dashboard on the a.p. that keeps track of 46 states that are repo

coffee is typically moved in containers, but they did a bulk copy shipment into the port of new orleanswe are seeing more of that. that is certainly an example of a shift out of the container world and into the bulk world. >> to the extent that you are seeing people find solutions around some supply chain backlogs and issues you see here for so long, what are those solutions? >> yeah, sally, good question. -- yeah, should -- sonali, good question. infrastructure development, truckers to come on. the administration is putting efforts into training there, so it is multifaceted as to what is needed, but there's certainly strain everywhere, at all points. >> i want your thoughts on something tangentially related to this, and that's some of the media reports we have seen about crimes and thefts at some of these ports and warehouse facilities. these images we are seeing, is this representative of what is going on? is this a problem? >> it has always been an issue, theft, particularly of expensive commodities, consumer goods and so forth. we have seen it with copper over the years numerous tim

. $1.5 million for a hospital mobile streaming unit outside of new orleans. john boone, his counterpart, who would be senate majority whip if republicans win back the majority. he is seeking $30 million for a big highway interchange in sioux falls, south dakota. they believe these are valid projects and that they know better than the bureaucratic agency representatives who would take years and years to wind through the system before they approve that spending. they believe they know this better than those agents, and they are pushing for this money. host: let's go to mark in fort lauderdale, democrats line. caller: good morning, and thank you to c-span for your continued good works. i like this subject a lot. maybe on a strange or different than ordinary voter, i never thought of earmarks as being inherently bad. it is just some money that was already allocated to other budgetary means -- needs that got directed to certain projects and it was the grease for the wheels of government. you support this project in my district and i will vote for your bill. once t

carjackings in 15 hours in new orleans last weekend, we are worried about prosecuting less crimes?hen you talk to police in the areas they legalize marijuana, everyone thinks it's going to be great. it turns out to more crime, more violence, more pot comes across the border, it's cheaper than the stuff you buy in the stores. keep them numb and dumb, that is the whole goal, from kids on up. >> it's a bad brand for chambers particularly when we have lawlessness everywhere we turn. mars wrigley the candy company announced a unveiled a group of m&m characters to be more inclusive and unifying in this progressive world, i'm sure this will make that much more appetizing. >> laura: they'd gone with uncle ben's and the land of lakes lady -- they should have an aisle of misfit old brands and they should all live together. the green m&m can be with the syrup lady, you can have them all together and they can talk about in the old days, people just enjoy the product, they weren't thinking about politics. put the side-by-side up, what is actually changed? what is different? >> aside from puttin

if the niners lose, then the new orleans saints.ve also in the philadelphia eagles win, the niners will be the 7th seed. now if the niners loose and then the saints win the niners season is over. no honestly between me and everyone watching here. option one and 4 are probably the 2 most likely the night is really have to get a win. but it's going to be tough game down in the southern california against the rams. the rams still have a whole lot to play for and then obviously the same time a lot to play for. you don't think they're going to lose to the falcons. alright list. look at trey lance once again, this was that interception. he had early on in the cover to he said after the game he just under through. it wasn't really a play where he had to go through reid. he's just season which wide receiver gets open on the field. here you see him and ibo. they had a nice little for we had that 45 yard pitch and catch. more tray. this one to brandon aiyuk him in. brandon. i u they hooked up a couple times. i think i had 4 catches today to l

. >>> the head coach of the new orleans saints is stepping away, and the speaker of the house future.ose are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the sacramento bee" says the house speaker nancy pelosi will run for another term in congress. the 81-year-old california democrat said the upcoming election is crucial and democracy is at risk. her announcement ends months of speculation on whether she would retire. she has served 18 terms in office, but it's unclear whether she will run again for house speaker. in the past, progressives have called on pelosi to step down and allow someone else to represent san francisco. >>> "the boston globe" reports that concrete fell from an overpass right on to a driver's windshield. 64-year-old leonard brown said he was driving on route 28 in somerville yesterday when the chunk of concrete smashed on to saw e dama..ornow un puler and e biggt piec slab nded on his rear dash. >> how close was it to you? >> oh, it went right by my head. if i would have had anybody else in the car they would have been severely injured if not killed. >> brown

we see it in manhattan and new orleans and chicago. d.a.s unwilling to enforce the law and prosecute to the full extent of the law. they have a certain philosophy and their philosophy is like our d.a. here in new orleans said i want to put the criminal justice system on a diet. he has done that by giving criminals a feast. in l.a., i've been there many times covering homeless crisis, embedding in the homeless communities, the sheriff in l.a. county has decried george gascon the d.a. for years for not backing up his cops. they bring people in and they are not prosecuted but released. we see it again and again. i hate to say it but that creates ground work for this random criminality and murder that we are seeing everywhere. this should not be happening, harris. we have to insist that these d.a.s, most of them soros-backed. george soros financed and backed the campaigns of most of the people i mentioned in new orleans, manhattan, l.a. chicago. the pattern is the same. crime increases and prosecutions drop because they won't prosecute peo

he just doesn't want to be in new orleans next year. have you seen that cap situation? all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> all right, jason, thank you for that. let's check in now. torrance karnow is hoping that maybe he wants to coach raiders. yeah. i mean, there's openings there right there at this moment. hey, guys, we've got some clear skies out there right now in most parts of the bay area is going to get cold all around as it looks like high pressure overhead. we've got some dry air out there as well. so, yeah, we're going to be talking about some chilly throughout the night tonight. ince tomorrow morning. back down about 35 in santa rosa. 36 in the napa valley. 37 in lemore. lot of 40's in around the bay may be down to 39 in redwood city. so cold air already in place. now tomorrow, though, we'll see a lot of sunshine. it's a very nice temperatures will be mild in the san francisco low 60's. there as you work your way along the find some dry conditions and becoming mostly clear as we head through the night tonight and tomorrow morning. 65 degrees in b

by the way, steph might not play tomorrow in new orleans.ttle bit of a i contusion, so it's doubtful he'll play against new orleans tomorrow. meantime huge game we used that phrase a lot. in sports, but really is for the 49ers. they gotta win sunday can't depend on atlanta to beat the saints 49ers win and they're in the postseason. jimmy garoppolo. they say it'll be a game time. decision the injured thumb. if he can't go, trey lance will jimmy garoppolo kind of sizing things up, telling us at least the most he can at this point? it's a long season. a lot of things happened. a lot of different players play. you know the ups and downs and you are you go through all that stuff just to get an opportunity that we have this sunday. so i mean, that's that's all you could ask for as far as playing. i'm going to do everything i can to be out there with the guys. it's a big one. and so whatever i can do to be out there and be out there. but at the same time, you gotta be smart and think about what's gonna be best for the team to win. alright in baseba

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the hospital, the vast majority are being treated for the virus, and nearly all in the icu at new orleans children's hospital are too young to be vaccinated. >> sadly, some of them are going to die. and the tragedy of this is that almost all of those cases that result in hospitalization and death are preventable with vaccination. >> reporter: at texas children's, a third of patients are under 5, including several babies with covid. in south carolina, tyler jones and his wife are boosted but their 3-month-old addison, who is too young to get the vaccine, got sick with covid new year's eve. >> he woke up in the middle of night crying and having trouble breathing and he had a fever. we feel helpless, because, you know, your 3-month-old can't communicate what hurts. there's nothing scarer are as a parent. >> thinking about the families going through all this. trevor ault with us tonight. and trevor, the fda authorizing those booster shots now for 12 to 15-year-olds. the cdc meets next on this. so, walk us through the timeline, how soon could we see these teens get the shots? >> reporter: well

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an amtrak train from new orleans to new york, stranded in lynchburg. resuming its journey late today. >> all right, let's get to ken moton, he's live in virginia tonight. and kenneth, i know officials were pressed late today and they said they were just overwhelmed by the speed of this snow, the ice and the storm and how quickly it came through? >> reporter: that's right, david. and officials say the ice underneath was four inches thick. at one point, they had 30 troopers out checking on stranded drivers. officials say that when it comes to the reopening of that stretch of i-95, they think it will happen by the morning rush, but there is freezing rain in the forecast, david. >> all right, be careful tomorrow morning. kenneth, our thanks to you. and speaking of that freezing rain, let's get to chief meteorologist ginger zee, tracking the next two storms. and ginger, i know first up is what kenneth just mentioned, the freezing rain coming to i-95 again in the coming hours. >> reporter: we're barely going to have time to catch our breath between storms th

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