has defended var. ilil" faith, but howard webb has defended var. 4' , ., . faith, but howard webb has defended var. a g, , var. our key match incident outcomes are overwhelmingly _ var. our key match incident outcomes are overwhelmingly positive. _ var. our key match incident outcomes are overwhelmingly positive. our- var. our key match incident outcomes are overwhelmingly positive. our varl are overwhelmingly positive. 0ur var interventions, almost a0 correct once this season, have ensured clear errors don't remain on the field. the reality is one that is pretty positive, but of course there's been some errors as well which live large. we have to accept that. the new fifa women's world rankings are out, and england stay fourth. while spain, who beat england, are now top for the first time. scotland slide to 25th, with wales dropping to 32nd, and northern in a6. let's have a quick look at some of the other sports stories now. britain's tom daley has made a winning return to competitive diving with gold at the british national cup in edinburgh. it's his first event since claiming the s

is what webb sees real?experts joe and alisa can answer the questions about colorizing. they are the ones who do it. >> it's our job to translate that light into something our eyes can see. >> reporter: as it turns out, there is a lot of light that people can't see, like ultraviolet light, which bees can see, or infrared light, which pit vipers can see. ultraviolet light travels in very short waves. infrared waves longer and that guides the colorizing process. >> middle is the green. the longest is the red. we think this is the truest representation of what we could see if we could see in infrared light. >> if you were that viper? >> right. >> reporter: in the first year of webb observations, scientists published over 600 papers based on the discoveries. according to scott willoughby, the telescope has one more little gift for us this christmas. >> when we launched, we never had a to correct our rocket engines. we saved that fuel and effectively on day one doubled the launch of the mission from ten years to

it has apologised to andy webb and the tribunal.— webb and the tribunal.d the tribunal. charlotte, thank you for that update. - let's get some of the day's other news now. the president of the university of pennsylvania has resigned following days of intense criticism after comments she made to the us congress about anti—semitism. elizabeth magill was widely condemned for failing to say clearly whether calling for the genocide ofjews would breach the university's code of conduct. for the second day running, there's been a confrontation between boats from the philippines and china in contested waters of the south china sea. the philippines coastguard accused the chinese of firing water cannon and ramming two of its supply boats near the second thomas shoal. votes are being cast in local elections in hong kong, but pro—democracy candidates have been banned from standing. under new rules, all candidates have been vetted by pro—beijing committees, and fewer councillors are being directly—elected. the turnout is being closely watched as an indication of the lev

and thejudge was number of these e—mails to andy webb and the judge was also really, really criticalerroneous, unreliable, he was really critical of the bbc. princess diana's brother, charles spencer, has been speaking to the bbc and he feels essentially there is a cover—up at the top of the bbc. we know, we haven't been able to read it, we know there are 38 e—mails between martin bashir and senior people at the bbc. my suspicion is they were cooking up a story to try and make him unavailable during a time of particular interest during diana's interview which was the 25th anniversary. the bbc have admitted mistakes were made in the past and it has improved its processes. it has also apologised to andy webb and the tribunal that dealt with the case. ., ., ., ., ., ~ case. charlotte, for now, thank you very much — case. charlotte, for now, thank you very much indeed. _ we turn our attention to events in argentina. the new president, javier milei, has said that shock treatment is needed to deal with the economic crisis in the country. after being sworn in, mr milei, a right—wing liberta

david webb, not wearing my favorite cross earring today. shawna bellows has selfies with president biden plastered all over her social media and served as executive director of aclu and hours after her landmark ruling she ran to the liberal media. >> first and foremost, it is important to know my oath to constitution and obligation to rule of law come before any other consideration. no other factors could weigh on that decision and did not. i'm duty bound to make this determination. we also, i rather laid out that the record demonstrates events of january 6 were an insurrection in the meaning of section three of the 14th amendment and in reviewing facts presented, the law, the history, we determined under section three of the 14th amendment that mr. trump engaged in insurrection and is disqualified. >> julie: and she doubled down on her decision and dodged questions when asked if her ruling would silence voters, watch. >> this takes away from voters having their voice heard, do you believe this is a valid concern? >> again, my first and for

the giants are defended by webb, love it. this team is aggressive.e to $113 million deal. he will be introduced tomorrow. >> he is their ace, he is their head cheerleader but it seems like it is tough for the giants to get the big names >> tough when buster posy is saying guys don't want to play here. of all people. >> yes. >> it is, it is rough sledding for the giants. >> tough. >> yes. >> thank you devon. >> thank you. >>> here is a question for you. would you wait for hours in 20 degree temperatures just to get your hands on a hot burger? i am going to say no. that is what people did in idaho when the first in-n.-out came in. >> idaho first in-n-out burger. >> i have been hopeful and waiting for 20 years >> fans waited up to six hours for their meals some, decorated their cars for the occasion. >> i have been here since 8:15. my third time through the line. the line is now longer. but, doing great. had the double double now i am going back for a shake and an animal style fry. >> this is the 400th location. >> believe it or not it will be hard to f

day 15 — it's the final leg of emma webb's journey. ifeel quite good.on walking — a bit like forrest gump and just keep going with him. so, yeah. we first met emma and her 35kg resin horse, miles, as we set them off from wales in november. she had 158 miles in front of her — every step in memory of her daughter, brodie, who took her life, aged just 16. you feel like you're not a mum any more, that you've just got all this love inside you and it's stuck with nowhere to go because you've lost your everything. along the way, raising awareness of suicide prevention, relying on the kindness of strangers on the toughest of days. and a surprise visit from prince william, who helped pull miles through slough. laughter. i've seen you, miles. you're getting more attention than me right now, aren't you? i don't like it. for this final stretch, real horses flanked the resin one. we're now on oxford street! i know. just describe what it's like bringing miles to oxford street under the christmas lights. so surreal. we've just walked past selfridges. and, yeah, i real

according to webb, the authorities in the us and throughout the world cannot allow the blame for allendant harm to arrive at the doors of wall street and the rest of the financial institutions . they saw the institutions. they saw the global anger narrowly diverted back in 2008, when the banks were gifted hundreds of billions of taxpayers money and have since moved heaven and earth to make sure that when it happens again it will happen again, again and it will happen again, banks governments aren't banks and governments aren't left can. what left carrying the can. what better cover.7 what better way to shift the blame than a global cyber attack that shuts down those banks energy grids, closes the hospitals and disables the emergency services , disables all emergency services, disables all that's been made dependent upon the internet. and if that cyber attack can be blamed on, well, let's wonder who that might be. russia, china, north korea , russia, china, north korea, iran, any of those will do for a scapegoat . and with the scapegoat. and with the populations of the world quaking i

it has also apologised to andy webb and the tribunal that dealt with the case.s account on x, formerly twitter, reinstated by elon musk. mr musk asked users to vote on whether or not to lift a ban on alexjones' account, signalling he would honour the result. and the majority of people voted in favour of removing the ban. from the newsroom, our reporter tom brada has the details. this is the poll which determined that alexjones, the infamous conspiracy theorist, can return to x. almost two million people cast their votes, with around 70% voting in favour of his comeback. and underneath the poll, elon musk had a simple message... alex jones is the founder of the far—right conspiracy theory website infowars and he was originally banned in 2018 what was then twitter for breaching their rules on abusive behaviour. and this is a major u—turn for mr musk himself. last year, he posted in reference to the death of his first—born child and said... and what he was referring to was this... sandy hook is a synthetic, completely fake with actors, in my view, manufactured. i c

. >> giants pitcher logan webb is coming to san francisco's defense. this week, former giant and current part owner buster posey said free agents were worried about the plight of the city. yesterday, pirates player rowdy tellez said he echoed sentiments about the city, saying, quote, it's bad, it's not clean and it's not safe . tellez was born near sacramento. he said he routinely came to the city and giants games as a kid, seemingly in response to that, webb posted online a lot of people who haven't played in san francisco seem to know a lot about it. boom mhm. >> well, we have new details about the upcoming san francisco giants annual fan fest. so normally it's a one day event at oracle park. but the team has decided to turn it into a four city tour. that is logan webb again by the way. >> okay. >> so the first stop is sacramento. that's january 20th. then it will be in san jose on the 27th of january and then in napa on february 3rd, and then it wraps up in march at oracle park. fans will get the chance to meet current and former players. that's pre

we've had emma webb . yeah. and simon emma webb. yeah.rk due to a family bereavement. all of us at gb news are sending love and prayers to mark and all his family and head. do stay tuned for headlines tonight and goodbye and enjoy that warm feeling inside . feeling inside. >> aside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest weather update from gb news. i'm ellie glaisyer. it's been a very cloudy and damp day for much of england and wales today, but drier and brighter across much of scotland and northern ireland. pressure northern ireland. low pressure sits the southwest, sits out towards the southwest, slowly its way towards us slowly moving its way towards us through and into through this evening and into the of the new working the start of the new working week, bringing with it some very strong some heavy strong winds and some heavy rainfall overnight rainfall as well. overnight tonight, turning tonight, this rainfall turning tonight, this rainfall turning

you want more before then you can find on our website t, w dot com, the people in trucks in judge webb trying to see the city center. and the straight pieces, the around the world more than 130000000 people us we of mine because no one should have to make up your own mind. dw may 4 mines my name is how long the and the mexican conductor, the great musicians, friends from all over the world, the yeah. so i arrived in bremond about 3 days ago and started refreshed with orchestra cameras. it's wonderful group that's traveling now. the malware we're going to have our 1st concert tonight at the l. even you call that? i've heard so much about i have never been there. but it's, i've seen pictures and they say it's great and we have a concert tonight, so will arrive, there will have a sound check or general program, but it's not really because we have not so much time. so it has to be very efficient and just touch on whatever we can to make sure everybody feels comfortable and then the height. yeah. and what's on there? what's the the the not, not everybody is going to think that that's what m

we have dorian webb, and as you can see, this is a beautiful butterfly collection .m wearing her bracelet here, today, and also earring. this is an amazing ring. it is great gift ideas for those loved ones, and then we also have taylor j, a clothing designer, as well. she has a lot of accessories. this bag is amazing , very easy to carry, you could do it here, put it over your shoulder, and then, i love any type of african authentic attire. she has jewelry, this beautiful topic and stick this on with a pant skirt, everything. these are all amazing vendors and retail owners that are just downtown oakland, and waiting for you all to come. >> one thing i noticed when i visit oakland, there is a different vibe in the city. there is a soul that you don't see elsewhere in the bay area. do you see that reflected in the products, also? >> i see it. when you talk about the labor of love, and you talk about a beautiful designer like dorian webb, it is not factually manufactured. these are designs that she put her love, and everything that she has interest. these are designers

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joining me walser management rebecca walser and host david webb.an was impetus for this. we rebuilt europe after world war ii, very successful. since then we rebuilt a lot of countries not so successful. >> what is the return on investment? the return on investment rebuilding of europe we had a stable continent until we got the more left-leaning economists, people, guild in germany, all the things that took it down, the culture, now they -- charles: it was worth the investment? >> it was worth the investment then but we've been reinvesting without the return. now europe is saying eu, they will put 54 billion into ukraine but we're being asked to pony up hundreds of millions, i mean billions. this is ridiculous. charles: rebecca on the stock market side as much as people have been bellyaching about jay powell and the fed keeping rates higher a lot is out of control. the government is scheduled to raise more money through treasury auctions than ever next year. we don't know who will buy them. you warned about debt and these kind of things for a long

david webb joins us now.oup has called for a ceasefire before and appeared alongside rashida tlaib. why hold their event at the holocaust museum? >> david: they don't know the definition of genocide or chosen to ignore it. you mention rashida tlaib, i start tracking something. there is rashida tlaib and ilhan omar and cory bush -- >> carley: united auto workers. >> david: doctors for ceasefire, these groups are all connected and formed out of jet pack. they paid their executive director $65,000 a year, this is doctors against genocide using nonprofit status to claim that. this is part of the leftist scam. you get rashida tlaib, ilhan omar, cori bush. the squad. they are claiming genocide, not the definition of genocide, they cancel it to get press, this is part of the leftist progressive. i could go down names, my editor said ask questions, if you have questions, keep asking, dig into gr groups. >> carley: follow the money. >> david: higow do you pay your executive director $65,000? >> carley: what are you in

it has also apologised to andy webb and the tribunal that dealt with the case.this is narges mohammadi, who is opposed to iranian women being required to wear the hijab. she remains in prison in tehran. ms mohammadi's17—year—old twins received the prize on her behalf and read out a speech their mother had written from prison. 0ur correspondent bahman kalbasi sent this report from 0slo. what's being wrapped up behind me at 0slo city hall was the scene of a moving ceremonyjust a few hours ago, with the presence of the norwegian royal family, and officials of this country and other human rights activists who came from around the world to witness the award of the nobel peace prize in absentia — because only for the third time in the 120—plus years of the history of this award, the winner of the nobel peace prize is behind bars, narges mohammadi, from iran, a human rights activist who has spent the better part of the last two decades in jail, was not here. she remains in prison in iran, but her two children, twins, 17 years old, her daughter and son, accepted the awa

day 13 of emma webb's challenge, and it started like no other.t met emma and miles, her 35—kilogramme resin horse, as we set them off from wales in november. she had 158 miles in front of her, every step in memory of her daughter, brodie, who took her own life aged just 16. brodie was a straight—a student and a talented showjumper. the day she died was no different to any other. she always used to blow me a kiss and mouth i love you as she walked over the road, and that was no different. since being on the road, emma starts every morning with a good breakfast. feel free to help push, pull orshove. raising awareness of suicide prevention, emma's kept supporters updated via social media, relying on the kindness of strangers on the toughest of days. 0h, he's heavy, isn't he? harder than it looks. it is definitely harder than it looks, especially up hills or on the tow path, on the canal. it's very, very bumpy. i really appreciate you coming back out, honest. hayden is walking with emma today. she was brodie morgan, my daughter was bronwen morgan and

bring in fox news contributor david webb to talk about this.esting democrats are doing away with the bidenomics tomorrow, they say it is not working. the same week the president is going to this crazy expensive fundraising with stephen spielberg. is that a messaging conflict? >> david: is the problem bidenomics or ego? biden this and that, that is joe biden. people are living with economics on a daily basis that are bad for them. no matter what, you just went over prices for christmas. egg-flation is real, costs are up. joe biden can't sell policies to regular folks, so he goes, most americans, but he goes to hollywood to people who don't care about egg-flation, who can afford losses, do not worry and don't care about people out in america or they wouldn't support those policies. >> carley: egg-flation may be bad, but when there is wine-flation, count me out. >> david: if you can afford to pay $930,000. >> carley: if his campaign accepts almost million per person, maybe he can do the basement campaign if he's just getting money from the rich gu

the james webb is much more sensitive and it's 30 year old predecessor, the hubble space telescope ended works differently. how will detect primarily visible light, which is the light that we see with our own eyes while wave of searching the infrared. so they are really complimentary. then web has, is the largest mirror in space, much larger than then hubble, and that gives it to a sensitivity 100 times better than huddled in 2023. the james web, for instance, revealed galaxies at distance as never observed before. snapshots of very early periods in the history of the universe. because of james space telescope, a type machine, and in the 1st hears, it has already uncovered thousands of these very early lumina subjects and 1st galaxies in the universe. and some of the director holders. i found to be a 300000000 years after the big bank. so that's really a surprise. but researchers are also mining its images for data on things much closer to home, like this recent picture of the heart of our own milky way, the other a gorgeous shots taken in 2023. include this one of a spiral galaxy called

so like as anthony davis had a game, pie 41 points and king number on james webb, 24 was named tournament most valuable place. in addition to the tri fees, each player on the like, everybody says, i received a cash prize of 850-050-0000. but there's more than that for this guy. and so for now, coming up next and intriguing documentary exploring the nature of true love, that is coming up after the break. don't forget the website is there at the deputy dot com. we'll be back in 45 minutes with another we want to be the number one crystal carzillo, the car to clean and empire of crime. news that you can map to a sales one coin, a made up currency. then she disappears with house of trains of financial 3 and the about the world's most wanted woman crypto queen stop december 30th on dw.

david webb breaks down the toughest battles on the trail, that is next.ople switch their dog's food from kibble to the farmer's dog, they often say that it feels like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's simply fresh meat and vegetables, with all the nutrients dogs need— instead of dried pellets. just food made for the health of dogs. delivered in packs portioned for your dog. it's amazing what real food can do. joey: we have a live look at the nation's capital. it's beautiful it stands for freedom as democrats gear up for a major battle in the new year, not only to hang onto the white house but keys senate seats, this morning were breaking down the state of the race and five contest that will likely determine the balance of power in the upper chamber, fox news contributor david webb joins us now. good morning. i have five names and five states i want you to break them down and let me know where we are if the republicans when the democrats lying on or perhaps an independent. first joe manchin this is the biggest worry the fact that he is

referee chief howard webb has told officials to "keep the foot on the gas" and clamp down on unacceptableprevent a repeat of the recent scenes in turkey. the former turkish football club president who punched a referee has been given a permanent ban by the country's federation. faruk koca, who was the president of mke ankaragucu, struck the official after running on to the pitch following his side's draw in the turkish top flight. the referee had to be taken to hospital. koca apologised and resigned from his presidency of the club, who have also been fined and ordered to play five home games without any fans. the scenes that we saw in turkey were disgraceful. i'm sure any reasonably minded person would absolutely agree that we should never ever at any level see that type of incident happen to any participant on the field, in this case it was against the referee. unfortunately, it does happen at lower levels as well, i hear of these types of situations happening at grassroots levels and i think it's indicative of a problem that exists. history will be made this month when rebecca welch bec

joining us now for reaction, fox news contributor david webb along with democratic pollster mark ped.ntury, it was a goal and it was aspirational to move to california, new york. he really made it. now the statistic shows that gen z, the most noble generation, is seeking out texas and virginia. people complain about cost-of-living and crime, that are you surprised by all of this, that are most populous state could actually lose seats? >> no, i'm not, kellyanne, and there are a variety of factors. i will go back to where we are. i ran the census operations in 2000. following that a ransom of the migration studies, the out-migration from states, and the reasons were pretty common. retirement, people leaving for economic reasons, but now you add crime, quality of life, and for younger people, opportunity. but they are going where they can actually -- whether they are living with friends or by themselves, to play at their feet, and growing numbers. and they are not going back. it is too early to tell right now. but since covid, covid lockdowns, high taxes and cost-of-living in the cities

risk experts they found out with the help of james webb orbiter data.the darkest regions in the center of the milky way galaxy absorbed about 80% of the radiation from stars and other celestial bodies passing through it and was formed by an unexpected amount of carbon monoxide molecules.

the james webb space telescope showing us a great view here. the clouds of gas.e cassiopeia, a supernova. all of those pink and orange colors that you see there, that sulfur and oxygen and some of the other gases from the star, which nasa estimates exploded, maybe 340 million. there are 340 years ago. and we're just seeing it now. >> we're just getting this incredible view of it >> we've been yeah, it's pretty incredible. me. james webb space telescope has been giving us a pretty fascinating pictures in a whole different way than the hubble every day, which is kind of fascinating. so anyway, every so often a new picture comes out and we like to share it. i like to share it when were beautiful shot eyeball. i know you love the care. you love that stuff. >> i can do. i'm sure you have all this year was covered with cool pictures out of the closet door and it's all in there. >> 9.50, honey yourself is best in the class 9.52. right now and oh, my gosh, the forty-niners are the best. aren't they? they're the first team to go into the playoffs and those ticket prices a

fox's brian webb spoke with a doctor about how you can protect yourself. >> tis the season to get sick and this year it's a quadruple whammy. the flu, coronavirus, rsv and allergies all out to get you. we've got influenza, rsv and covid. >> we are seeing increased cases right now. of all three of those respiratory viruses is here in arizona. >> doctor kara crist is the former state health director now working at blue cross blue shield. she says the difference between illness and allergies is mostly fever or no fever. >> with allergies, you may get a runny nose, itchy eyes. you know, you may get the allergy black eyes because you're rubbing your eyes, but you're not going to get that fever that you may get with some of those those infections. >> there's also a fifth culprit out there, nearly invisible in everywhere around you. high pollution like we're having today. >> if you've got a high risk respiratory condition or or you're not feeling well and you're having to, you know, you're coughing and you are going to want to stay inside, outside of if there is a high pollution alert. >> tha

light-years away scientists were able to view the tree-shaped constellation from the hubble and james webbd version though you can't see it from your backyard you can screw the cluster on nasa's website. ho, ho, ho. that's "nightline." you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for

as well as students from sale high school, also having a go is ioo—year—old betty webb.ty worked at bletchley park during world war ii, as part of the top—secret team that cracked nazi codes. it took a certain type of brain to deal with it, bearing in mind that all the messages were in groups of five letters or five figures. these clocks show a four—letter word, can you work it out? this could well be a letter cypher. that's when numbers relate to a letter in the alphabet. what breaks but cannot fall, can leap but never crawl. can be seized but never gripped. often present, never skipped. quite cryptic, isn't it? maybe if i get a strong gin and tonic... is that the key to cracking a code? a strong gin and tonic. pass. when it comes to recruitment, gchq has been widening the net. for example, it's keen for neurodiverse candidates to apply for jobs. so people with conditions like autism, adhd or dyslexia. foreign language skills are also highly valued. betty's ability to speak german was key to her posting at bletchley park. for me, it was an opportunity to meet people i w

they're from the james webb space telescope and show new details of the icy giant.provide fresh views of the rings, including the extremely faint one closest to the planet. look at that. i think these are so spectacular. they also reveal moons, storms, and a seasonal north pole cloud cap. who knew? well, cbs evening news is coming up next on kpix. local news continues on our streaming serv e, ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, millions dealing with the aftermath of east coast. the flood and power outages just ahead of the holidays. and there is another storm brewing. we have the details. ♪ ♪ high floodwaters trapping residents and sweeping vehicles off the road. attacks on merchant ships in the red sea. what's being done to protect the critical trade route?

it says it has also apologised to andy webb, the journalist and the tribunal.llo from the bbc sport centre. we could be seeing one of the shocks, manchester city are losing against luton. adebayo put the home side up, and that is how it stands for the second half not long under way. pep guardiola trying to avoid a fifth win this game in the first time in his career. two other matches at the same stage, full cruising against west ham 3—0 and looking for a first win against them since 2014. everton have gone 1—0 up against chelsea. later on, a big match for tottenham and newcastle as they look to bounce back from defeats. tottenham became the first team in premier league history to fail to win five consecutive matches after taking the lead in all of them, but their boss ange postecoglou remains postive for the future. there's been progress made, for sure, in many areas. other areas we need to do a lot of work in. we have obviously had some challenges within that timeframe of injuries which have disrupted our sort of ability to have a consistent line—up out there.

joining us now for reaction, fox news contributor david webb, along with democratic pollsterx news k penn. you know, david, last century when you and i were kidsc pollwl people in our generation, it was a goal was aspirational to mov ande to california,, ne new york. you really made it. now the statisticsw yo show, ge, the most mobile generation, 17% of them having moving last year. they're seeking out texas a. west virgini it can't just be the sunshine and no state income tax. people complain about cost of living crime, but aren about you surprised by all of this? in california, our most populous state canth, d ac actually lose seats. >> oh, no, i'm not. kellyann lose se e and there are a variety of factors that i'll go backwards to bring us to where we are. i ran decennial census operations in 2000. following that, i ran some of an out-migration studiesos, outmigration from states, and the reasons were pretty tes,popular. pretty common, right? retirement. people were leaving for economic, but now you add crime, quality of life, and then o for youngerle, op people opportunity. but t

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as well as students from sale high school, also having a go is 100—year—old betty webb.ld war ii, as part of the top—secret team that cracked nazi codes. it took a certain type of brain to deal with it, bearing in mind that all the messages were in groups of five letters or five figures. it changed the course of history. absolutely, yes. we don't know exactly how much it shortened the war but clearly it was two to three years. these clocks show a four—letter word, can you work it out? this could well be a letter cipher. big clue from betty. that's when numbers relate to a letter in the alphabet. what breaks but cannot fall, can leap but never crawl. can be seized but never gripped. often present, never skipped ? quite cryptic, isn't it? maybe if i get a strong gin and tonic, i'll have to work something out. is that the key to cracking a code? a strong gin and tonic. pass. you have five minutes to go — five minutes. when it comes to recruitment, gchq has been widening the net. for example, it's keen for neurodiverse candidates to apply for jobs. so people with conditions

. >>> finally tonight, nasa's james webb space telescope has done it again, giving us a stunning new universe. take a look at this. the most detailed image of the supernova remnant cassiopeia a and its expanding gases within its inner shell. the highly advanced telescope was able to capture these breathtaking colors of pink, orange, and blue. the remnants of the star stretches some 60 trillion miles wide. nasa says these images will give astronomers new clues about the universe and our very small place in it. truly incredible. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the sarasota, florida, school board has voted to request a resignation of board member bridget ziegler, a co-founder of the conservative group moms for liberty. the vote comes amid sexual assault allegations against ziegler's husband. she's given no i

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. >> norah: finally, tonight, nasa's james webb space telescope has done it again, giving us a stunningupernova remnant cassiopeia a and its expanding gases within an inner shell. the highly advanced telescope was able to capture these breathtaking colors of pink, orange, and blue. the remnants of the star stretches some 60 trillion miles wide. nasa says these images will give astronomers new clues about the universe and our very small place and it. truly incredible. well, that's tonight's "cbs vening news." >> i said, "tim, that's where the fence is going to go in. are you okay with it?", and he said, "yeah." i was trying to avoid this. >> narrator: her problem... >> judge judy: the fence that you put up, was put up in the wrong place. >> announcer: ...her neighbors' solution. >> judge judy: they took down the fence. >> in the middle of the night with their children. >> announcer: then a line is crossed. >> judge judy: she claims you punched her in the back. >> i turned around to swing. my husband grabbed me up by the collar. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the court

the two-time mvp followed giant's ace logan webb on instagram. but, you know what? he is right. the giants need a star. by the way the giants get the 13th overall selection in next year's mlb amateur draft. a's have the 4th. cleveland gets the number one. but it is officially 49ers and seahawks week. media day, they are 10.5 point favorites to take care of seattle this weekend. >> i would say we are the team to beat. >> we, who is we? >> how many plays did you play? >> all right, vern. >> okay, what about you? >> vern is closer to the organization than i am. something else to be excited about. a new soccer stadium heading to santa clara county. the county will release 30 acres to the san jose earthquakes organization, the site of the team's new state of the art practice and training facility with four professional quality soccer fields, some of which will be open to the public. >>> why in the world would someone offer to trade $30,000 for a $4 check? well, it is all about the signature at the bottom. this one steve jobs wrote out to radio shack in 1976. it is up for auction. job

earlier today, so i otani started following giants ace logan webb on instagram.'s something. >> may be doing some research. >> that is the breaking news right there. >> i know. someone follows you, that means they are joining the team. >> is going to be really fun listening to it on the follow- up tomorrow. maybe for you. >> yeah. coming to the bay area, fingers crossed. what is coming up next, joining us now, audrey asistio. >> raj, janel, a story will only see on nbc bay area. an officer accident he fires his weapon inside city hall. another accused of crashing a squad car and not reporting it. >>> this is part of what some call a troubling trend with the san jose police department. we are getting to the bottom of it. >>> also, new year, new laws. the new year, a few weeks away. we're tracking the legislation that takes effect 2024. >>> i'm tracking an atmospheric river barreling towards the pacific northwest. we'll get some rain chances, but we're also getting quite a few beach hazards. all the details, i will have them in just a few minutes. >>> the news at 6

. >> norah: finally, tonight, nasa's james webb space telescope has done it again, giving us a stunningernova remnant cassiopeia a and its expanding gases within its inner shell. the highly advanced telescope was able to capture these breathtaking colors of pink, orange, and blue. the remnants of the star stretches some 60 trillion miles wide. nasa says these images will give astronomers new clues about the universe and our very small place in it. truly incredible. well, that's tonight's "cbs evening news." . >>> thank you, i'm juliette goodrich. just before the holiday travel season word of runways that are sinking. sfo being singled out in a national study. what it could mean for travelers. >>> just the future. the future is not that far. >>> and, they already got a rate hike approved last month. now, pg&e is asking for another increase. what it could mean for our monthly bill. >>> we think it is outrageous. >>> they may like look a good deal. watch out for fakes. why counterfeit gifts this holiday season could come with dangerous consequences. >>> this is cbs news bay area with julie

near side, webb, tries to break the silence. [ cheering ] >> now, matt, they actually just clearly stoppedfor how long? >> the referees are like what are we doing here? >> so the crowd obviously goes wild with the tenth point. taylor won once play resumed, and they got to hear it from fans in a unique way singing silent night is another part of the tradition. i love that. >>> now a different holiday tradition in the bay area. the annual community pasada in redwood city. local businesses offered items for sale as kids visited with santa. the school says a few of their families are dealing with housing insecurity right now. funds raised tonight will go right back to them. and if you'd like to help neighbors in need this holiday season, just scan the qr code on the screen to donate to our food for bay area families drive. it's right there on the right of your screen. you can also volunteer your time to places like the food bank of contra costa and solano. they hold about 70 distributions every week. >> when you make a donation to our food bank, it's an investment in the community. you're inve

el observatorio webb, que es el telescopio más poderoso que el ser humano ha creado, tiene esta nuevarecisamente los astrónomos poder ver qué es lo que sucede. vámonos al pronóstico. regresando a nuestro bello planeta. la próxima semana, semana entrante, ya en unas cuantos minutos, temperaturas en los 60 mínimas. todavía frías hasta los 36 san josé condiciones similares, así que no hay lluvias hasta el próximo domingo de la semana entrante. buenas noches, que descanse. regresamos >> gracias guillermo. buenas noches. por otro lado, las familias de san francisco tendrán que esperar un poco más para disfrutar del hielo sintético que habrá en el chase center. y es que hoy se esperaba que tribe city se abriera al público, pero la apertura tuvo que posponerse porque la pista no está lista. ante esta noticia , ashby reaccionó un miembro de la comunidad vamos a regresar cuando esté abierto. los funcionarios explicaron que la construcción de la pista de hielo sintética ha experimentado retrasos debido a la demora en la obtención de los materiales necesarios. la nueva fecha de apertura está pro

they're from the james webb space telescope and show new details of the icy giant. the images provide fresh views of the rings, including the extremely faint one closest to the planet. look at that. i think these are so spectacular. they also reveal moons, storms, and a seasonal north pole cloud cap. who knew? well, cbs evening news is coming up next on kpix. local news continues on our streaming serv e, ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, millions dealing with the aftermath of east coast. the flood and power outages just ahead of the holidays. and there is another storm brewing. we have the details. ♪ ♪ high floodwaters trapping residents and sweeping vehicles off the road. attacks on merchant ships in the red sea. what's being done to protect the critical trade route? >> the united states, our allies and our partners will do what we have to do to counter the start sent to protect these ships. >> holiday shipping season is in full swing. how ai technology is thwarting porch pirates. >> it is computers versus criminals and we have to use every tech capability that we have. >> th