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while many americans left do what disappointed after the loss to the nertere knockoo tcan lookward t wn the u.s. cohosts the next world cup. cbs news, london. >>> straight ahead for you on the "cbs weekend news," the stray cats controversy that left a grandmother in handcuffs. >>> plus a minnesota grandma's grand collection that putt her small town on the map. her small town on the map. >>> an 85-year-old grandmother in alabama plan to appeal the conviction after getting caught feeding cats. cbs' david begnaud was in the courtroom when the grandmother was found guilty. >> reporter: this is an 84-year-old grandmother being arrested in alabama and hauled off that jail why? because she was sitting in the car and police suspected she was feeding wild cats. >> trespassing and returned yet again. >> jesus christ. >> reporter: beverley roberts from the united states army had been told by police last summer to stop feeding the cats on public property. >> this is what you're wasting city gas on. >> reporter: why was she feeding cats? practicing tnr as in trap, neuter and release to reduce fehr r

temperatures dropping wn into the upper 20s and low 30s. it is not record-setting, but it is below average. remaining dry this week. just some passing clouds. we are not going to ring getting moister out of the clo we are going to zoom week. some passing cloud cover. radar simulation shows nothing anywhere close to the bay area. they are also not going to be substantial enough to hold warmth to the ground-level. get used to a chilly start every morning for the rest of the week. the next hint of a rain chance is several days away. we will get for the weekend. maybe monday, more likely , if it were going to happen, tay. a lot of conflict in the vario forecast models . we are not putting any raindrops in the extended forecast just yet. but there is a chance further down the line. look outside, look toward downtown from said treasure island. temperatu mostly stopped out in the low tomid-50s. santa rosa was the on the map right now. already3 - cooling off an hour after the sun has gone down. the cool off igoing to continue tonight. a chill in th

we talked to eric last month when he lost his job at facebook's nti ve to providf s e ecy may be g wn, ally inertare technology or real he go state, the overall employment landscape remains solid. >> reporter: business analyst jill schlesinger says the strong report means the federal reserve will likely raise interest rates again. the bored continues its fight against inflation. >> most economists are predicting within the next six months the u.s. economy will slip into a short and shallow recession. >> reporter: and that could take a toll on the so far resilient job market. bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. >>> our food for bay area families drive is underway as kpix partners with the community to fight hunger, sharon chen brings you the story of a man and a promise he made as a child. >> reporter: when seth adams loads food into his car, it brings him back to his childhood in the midwest. back then, he could only hope his single mom could afford a whole cart of groceries. >> it was rough, it was waiting at the door, waiting for mymo c bank like this one in san carlos, no guaran

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. >> got to start here, pulle pel d , off wn th. >> reporr:>>t's doit.ortsao came for bicycle, so shall no longer have to walk two miles to work. >> it means a lot! it's just seeing the kindness wh y ks repien to do something nice for someone else. th it forward something nice for somebody else. but now that he retired this year as i.t. manager of a law firm, the 67-year-old is devoting more time to building community through bikes. >> there's, like, this circle of happiness that's hap people are happy that they're helping. i'm happy to work on the pikes, and people that get the bikes are happy. a lot of happy in my driveway, and i'm in the middle of it. and so for providing free bikes through badness, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to lee bradford. >> reporter: >>> >> and this is pretty cute. billy met his fiancee through this program. she got a free bike from him, and then she bought her own bike and then returned the one that he gave her to give it to somebody else. now, they are riding through life together. love that story. >>> we

cbs' weijia jiang is at the white house on what's next for another american held in russia, paul wn.natekep-- arnasenator kyrstesine democratic party and changes to an independent. cbs' robert costa's new reporting on the reasons behind the lawmaker's big move and what it means for the democrats' new majority. kids in handcuffs. children as young as five years old in handcuffs. a cbs news investigation uncovers the disturbing cases i

dersonay wn studthous short supl neumann university outside philadelphia, she and her sisters offered of their convent. katela says it's like having a second family. >> they have so many stories, stories for days-- funny ones, serious ones, wise words. >> we are gaining so much from the presence of the students here-- life, energy, and activities that we might never have sought out. >> reporter: like tiktok. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> they didn't even know what tiktok was. they were eager to learn. they were like, "okay, we can make a tiktok, too." >> reporter: are you a dancer? >> i'm an irish dancer. i've seen a few tiktoks on facebook. i've never been part of one. i have been doing some limbering up just in the event. >> reporter: friends united in a special sister solidarity. nikki battiste, cbs news, aftin, pennsylvania. >> i like that one! >> duncan: i have a feeling the parents don't mind that setup at all. well, that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell and all of us here, i'm jericka duncan. have a great night, and happy first day of kwanzaa. >> and now, the cbs news, bay area,

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. >> reporter: senator brown sponsored making general grant, held by only two other hi wn a commander forces in world war i. >> i think it is always good to revisit history and to shine a bright light on those who have done well. >> reporter: brown could be accused of bias since he is the senator from ohio which was grant's home state. but ask retired general david petraeus. >> grant truly was the man who saved the union. his actions more than any other individual in uniform that ultimately ensured that the north won that war and that the union was preserved. >> reporter: as america's deadliest war ground on with no end in sight, president lincoln turned in desperation to grant, who took command and chased lee all the way to the courthouse at appomattox and accepted his surrender. >> he is arguably the greatest battlefield general in american military history. no other u.s. army general did what he did, which was to demonstrate true brilliance on the battlefield at every level of warfare. >> reporter: a portrait quite at odds with many of the historical depictions of grant. >> he was

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cbs' weijia jiang is at the white house on what's next for another american held in russia, paul wn. natekep-- arnasenator kyrstesine democratic party and changes to an independent. cbs' robert costa's new reporting on the reasons behind the lawmaker's big move and what it means for the democrats' new majority. kids in handcuffs. children as young as five years old in handcuffs. a cbs news investigation uncovers the disturbing cases in schools across the country. our exclusive with treasury secretary janet yellen. her warning about the popular app tiktok and how their data on american teens could end up in the hands of the chinese government. and "on the road." cbs' steve hartman on the triumphant return of the dancing grannies. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. tonight, as we come on the air, we're monitoring a major coast-to-coast weather system set to bring snow over the weekend. and in just a moment, our cbs news investigation looking into why

>> wn e was asked about what her client wants to do. she would proveomething that wasn't customized as long it was -- as long as it was to an opposite sex couple. i think the court can take that claim and say she is not entitled to relief. i recognize there are harder estions. rejecting this challenge in part becsee need more facts, we are not foreclosing the possibility that there is narrow relief in future ces >> last question, you said to justice jackson tt u did not want to plead th the client, you must've done -you must've thought of hypotheticals. if we rule for ms. wegner an her client, what happens? >> that's a lot of pressure. my favorite one is this crts decision which is about a school that wanted to exclude children of particular races and they said because segregation is important to our relief -- two hour beliefs. t --o our beliefs. if petitioners are right, tt case comes out differently as long as the schoolan come in and s when we teach, we are expressing messages and those messages change when wexess them the children o

>> i aju claiming all of those things wn u look at a so-called race neutral alternative, the question that this court, that jusceowell articulated in this court and amplified is, does that race neutral alternative actually substantially impact the chacter of the institution and educatn ing provided? >> sorry to interrupt. surely getting rid of those preferences would substantially impact the university. you are saying they are not a mpelling interest for constitutional purpose? the 14th amendment makes legacy children -- so we agree? >> the truth of the matter is, if ts re a case in which the evidence showed eliminating a legacy preference made a substantial difference, the district judge -- to say the strict judge was applying strict skeptical scrutiny on narrow tailoring princips an understatement might have decided otherwise what the court un -- if i could make one comment about the record, which i think responds tot ast the gist and spirit of your pothetical. with respect to race neutral alternates, theimulation -- what has come to be called simulation d, the district court found

exactly what people stop buying when the fed rapidly raises interest rates and wehead into a slow"■wnnd a lot of money of course, some consumer discretionary stocks, discount retailers, restaurants, casinos but most of the space is just awful and any expensive quick serve restaurant is crushed. even though there is a travel boom, there is an online advertising bust the cruise lines have been taking on the lows interest and huge runs in anticipation of the opening. most apparel stocks have done very poorly. one of my favorites has been in such bad shape, stocks announced a new ceo. the thing about the consumer discretionary sectors is it's not really a sector. it's a grab bag. home builders and down big, they're better than the average for the group and anything else related to home goods or strong housing market has dopne a lot worse. we try to figure out where is the auto industry belong here okay other than auto retailers that sell more product, these stocks are obliterated, gm and ford thank heavens we sold higher maybe the biggest story here is the huge declines in a couple of the

into the doing any wrong so don't be threaten but it is a fascinating bipartisan critique.the doing wn so don't be threaten but it is a fascinating bipartisan critique. >> they are giving lawmakers good reason to continue the push they said employees had inappropriately obtained information of journalists but i guess what happens this 2023 is a year that we'll see tiktok banned, could it lead to other chinese companies. i lived in china when all the google and a number of others were banned in that country. but users there were still able to access them through vpns. everyone had a vpn will splintering be a big name >> i think a full ban is unlikely because only they would be so unpopular with younger consumers, younger voters in particular i think perhaps some sort of sale or some sort of shifting of those assets here in the u.s. would be more likely just because can you imagine if people could get out to vote to hold on to tiktok? i mean young people really love their tiktok >> one pushback though reels is pretty comparable to tiktok i'm not saying people don't love their tiktok, but

but having seen se of it, i'm inclined to think that sherman slandered hell wn compared it to war. i'm inclined think that the devil woulblh with shame to do some of the things that perpetrated in the name of war. i never in my worst imaginings pictured war as bad as it really is. while brussels, i had first view of kaiser wilhelm, the king of geany and. no german can look in his eyes and, not absorb some of his enthusiasm. some of his patriotism. and some of his love. for and faith in germany. now he has diagrams of b. in this letter. and it shows that. in 1914, right around this time he was fightingith thes where germans. and there was a guy there whose name you might recognize as an austrian fighting for germany. his name was hitler. so it's conceivable that gil rubbed shoulders with adolf hitler. now letter writing was a primary of communicating for these people. they'd sometimes work on a letter every not completed, but work on a page or two. if of these letters was only six or seven pages long, the writer apologize for writing a short letter. this letter is 18 pages long, han

they were basically escorted of wn uer the threat of physical violence. and when they tried to meet in e tll i wentworth. the city would not let him use the town. and some supporters of, the npl were actually tarred, feathered, as you can see here. that's what happened to a farmer from near mitchell. tarred and feathered otherwise naked drag, behind a wagon for miles. now guy was from luverne, minnesota, a farmer. he was a npl member. he told to leave. they took him to the iowa border and told him not to come back. he snuck back in and helped with the harvest. they captured again. they tarred and, feathered him. and the people that did this to and were put on trial and they were acquitted. it was all part of this level of patriotism that had gone off the rails. so didn't until i was researching this, i didn't know that anyone in the 20th century had been tarred and feathered. it happened right here in the midwest. now things change. when america gets into the war, remember the phrase wilson used make the world safe for democracy. and she says, you know, w

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earlier this morning, we talked about a wn tr. that highy 24, e driving down.ing to get to some flooding that we are he we do have reports of downed trees. as a reminder, be extra careful out on the roads. unfortunately, there is another accident on 101, northbound. this is near this area. the right lane is blocked. you can see traffic around that area. if you are headed in that direction, keep that in mind. we want to show you the optimal pass. we are more traffic building up. it is a 51 minute drive from 205 over to 680. >>> if there is any warning for drivers before hitting the roadways it is to drive carefully. there is no telling how deep some of the puddles are. you can easily hydroplane. we are looking at the tough driving conditions on the way to san jose. >> reporter: good morning, that is absolutely right, hydroplaning is a serious concern as we made our way down from his go down to san jose on the 101. we were doing that at an hour when traffic was pretty light and multiple cases were that was happening to us in our anmo peopget the c picked up road,

he's about ready to testify against other cartel leaders and mexican officials wn sinaloa cartel hasds in pockets of federal law enforcement -- >> next yes tom -- one of my law enforcement sources say sometimes they don't tell mexico because mexico leaks. they're a part of it some of the people within the government on the same team of the enemy. so, of course, they didn't tell mexico. >> and that's probably why mexican officials are really concerned about this guy right now because they know what is about to happen. like i've said many times we work with mexican law enforcement 35 years. but we pick and chose what we told them because you're right. you can't give them valuable intel because we've been burned and share what we think we can share to not danger lives this year they won't share it she's not walking streets he's in dis and about -- ready to do some things for the -- interest of saving lives in a stop the dark on this country. >> i have to ask what would be the incentive for him to cooperate? is he going to be back on the streets or is it for a shortened sentence what wou

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develop in the future, its decision of an exceptional nature, the meeting becomes a stabilizer for the wnsty - this is about efficiency and work in the interests of the country. let this be a signal to all those who wanted changes in a revolutionary way, but we will prove to them that it is possible to change evolutionarily and we have organizations that are ready to defend the constitutional order and our entire society for the document. in the first reading. mps vote unanimously second. reading. after the new year, time does not endure the document must be adopted no later than march, the formula of the supreme people of power. so on the sidelines the deputies call all the bills of the belarusian people's assembly. the closest attention with is to become a political institution. they are a bureaucratic colossus, the staff must be people with an impeccable reputation. those who are ready to take responsibility for their decisions. those who are trusted by the country you were russian, the people's assembly will not become an assembly officials, a third of representatives of civil society

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but she sinks ahe sinkings as wn get. >> so, let's talk about then, clive, i was on the air. the studio, and they said we just got word that whitney houston died. >> breaking news -- >> you know, every once in a while, you have to report something that you thought would be the worst thing that could happen and it was going to happen, and now it has. singer whitney houston, one of the greatest voices of our generation, cnn has gotten confirmation from a representative has died. >> and you're there at the beverly hilton when it happened? what is going through your mind, what is happening behind the screens for clive davis? >> well, when i got the call, it happens to be 4:30 in the afternoon -- first of all, i was shocked. two days earlier, whitney had spent the whole day with me. she had finished the movie "sparkle." she played me the songs from "sparkle" that she had done. i played her and recording, we spent the whole day. and she was totally herself. she showed me as far as cigarettes were concerned, how she cleared her throat of all of the nicotine. i'm ready to make anothe

. >> there were families sleeping on tables, sleeping on, you know,hraiea wn on the rep scott guzlik and john thornton were there for nearly 48 hours. uncomfortable but well fed. >> yesterday they served 400 meals by themselves. >> reporter: it's a storm so massive and dangerous about 60% of americans have felt its fury, suffering temperatures far below normal. south dakota deployed the national guard to assist native american tribes cut off by massive snowfalls. texas went into deep freeze. this car wash now a curtain of icicles. migrants along the southern border tried to escape the cold, welcoming the holiday in candlelight. even miami saw some flurries. >> oh, baby, it is snowing in miami. >> reporter: nascar driver brad perez posted this christmas miracle for dolphins fans. so what's ahead? let's get the forecast from meteorologist paul goodloe from our partners at the weather channel. th cdeistm i masne of south, i s, 30-plus years. and the cold air, well, it's still sticking around for the rest of today and tonight. and then we start kind of coming out of that valley. tomorrow

there is -- it is unconscionable to me that we are sting her today in 2022 wn we have bee soundi theg with our pilots union and other unions, that our technology ises are absolutely going to lead us to this plac we have seen this before. this is not the first ti. it is the first time has happened over christmas and affected so many, but we have had issues. spending the night on airport floors. sleeping in hallways. yet we are still showing up. we are still ready to service our passengers even under those conditions. at our union and the pilots union and i'm sure other unions have been asking our company to please listen to the front-line workers who are able to tell you when your operation on paper is not working out. this is absolutely something that could have been affordable had they listened to the people who could see immediately when a cracks in the operation happen and sounding alarms over and over and over again. it is time we actually invest in our people, in our processes. juan: corliss king, could you be a little more specific in terms of what the particular problem that s

the nasdaq 1 wn for example did not establish itself as a leadership group this is the s&p tech sector, the nazdic 100, as well as small cap tech this tracks the smaller cap universe it's outperformed nicely on a one-year basis it's essentially not really had the valuations issues some of the larger stocks did. it's very hardware centric, a lot of semis, a lot of electrical equipment maybe more adjacent to industrials and less in the way of big internet and social media stocks that's been a solid trend for a while now. on the mega cap side, you're talking in depth about salesforce look at salesforce relative to amazon that's down a lot more than the nasdaq is in particular. amazon has traded a lot more like a cloud stock in the last year, year and a half, than it has an e-commerce play i don't think that's the entire story here you're talking about big valuation premiums in these kind of winner take most type platforms, but they have revenue growth issues. obviously, leadership questions as well. kind of an interesting bit of harmony between the two stocks >> mike, i would love to know