david agus. as you know health officials in new york and even california are recommending indoor masking. what are your thoughts on that? >> so they're recommending, they're not mandating indoor masking. and what we're seeing is a 50% increase over the last several weeks of both the flu as well as covid-19 with the stabilization of rsv. and so we have to use caution. when hospital beds start to fill up, that's when masking starts to get recommended, and in both l.a. and new york you're seeing significant increase in hospitalizations. and in many hospitals elective cases are being canceled, and so in that case we have to recommend masks. >> so it helps to protect us, but does masking impact our immunity? >> well, over the last three years we've been masked and we've been exposed to no viruses, and so because of that it is a very bad flu season as well as rsv especially in children and the elderly. so going forward we have to protect ourselves. that is the flu vaccine, and there will be an rsv vacc

agus also said it is not too late to get your flu shot.takes about a week to kick in and, remember, the flu season lasts for a few more months. adriana. >> good advice, microsoftal jorge. thank you. >>> now to the holiday rush. more than 150 million people are expected to shop this weekend with hanukkah starting tomorrow and christmas in eight days. cbs's danya bacchus is in los angeles with more. danya. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. here at the largest mail handling center in the country, more than 3,000 postal workers are feeling the pressure as customers race to meet today's first class deadline. the holiday rush is on, to travel, to shop, and to ship. >> this one i have to ship it to virginia. >> reporter: while people race to post offices around the country, a massive operation to move the mail is underway in los angeles at the nation's largest postal processing center. are you expecting to see more packages being shipped this holiday season? >> we are running about 35% more tha last year. >> reporter: they're sorting 1 million

david agus. >>> finally, a sweet treat from colorado. meet the woman improving lives one caramel apple at a time. >> there's no calories in an apple when you do it for charity. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin with a major break in one of the deadliest acts of international terrorism. tonight a former libyan intelligence officer accused of making the bomb that brought down pan-am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland is now in american custody. it happened december 21st, 1988. the jumbo jet was flying from london to new york. 259 people on board and 11 on the ground were killed. cbs's christina ruffini is at our washington bureau with more on the suspect, abu agila mohammad masud. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. the fact the suspected bomb maker is now in u.s. custody marks a major milestone in a prosecution that has been going on for decades. >> a quiet night in a scottish village shattered. >> reporter: this was the aftermath of the bomb. s

this with reference to its own sources as well as data from the organization rus sidyashachaya bula aguves of the prisoners reported that they established three russian colonies in the krasnodar region and the volgograd region, where they took about two with half a thousand citizens of ukraine, human rights defenders also found out that ukrainian prisoners appeared in the volodymyr region. sirena published a map on which she marked 10 colonies where they probably ukrainian prisoners were taken out well, the head of the bulagu net organization, volodymyr sichkin, reported that ukrainian prisoners are treated cruelly , stun guns are used against them, and according to his data , they are isolated from russian prisoners. of ukrainian prisoners my colleague sashko shevchenko spoke with olena, she is the deputy minister of justice and says that her data on the number of deported prisoners are different and she says that these prisoners can be returned to ukraine within the framework of the exchange, listen after the de-occupation of the ukrainian territories, the kherson region, in particula

a uachtarain, agus a chairde.mother, charles held out the hand of friendship to irish republicans. it must have been very difficult for her late majesty and our new king to engage with sinn fein figures, having suffered that very real personal loss. i mean, it seems clear that they were both very close to lord mountbatten, and losing him and his grandson, and others in that tragedy, you know, makes them definitely... i mean, they fall, ithink, within the victims of the northern ireland troubles. so, when charles iii made his first visit to northern ireland as king, few could have been surprised by his diplomatic approach to politicians across the spectrum here. nevertheless, the king's encounter with stormont�*s sinn fein speaker was striking. ba mhaith liom comhbhron a dheanamh leat ag an am crua seo. i would like to sympathise with you at this difficult time. we are thankful for queen elizabeth's commitment and encouragement to building peace and reconciliation across these islands and indeed for all of those wh

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they're preaching class hatred at the end there it says putting the of representative of the ague squarely in thelan with the bolshevik leaders have done such evil in russia. so you know what happened in russia when the bolsheviks took over. so how do you discredit someone you accuse them of trying to spread those same things to the united states? now, this was absurd. it was wrong. it was a wild. but it worked. so the npl gets linked with the bolsheviks and anyone who wasn't supporting the w. now, when the leader, townley,ed tcome in to south dakota, he crossed the centl south dakota., which is in to under the threat ofcorted of physical violence. thn ha in wentworth.to meet in the city would not let him use 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 he

the death certificate for the unknown child ome-570 63 would be amended to reflect his name joseph aguss cirelli. >> police say they have suspicions about who may be responsible for joseph's death. they call the investigation ongoing. they hope positive identification will lead to tips. no one claimed his body but police say he was never forgotten. >>> ahead here on "cnn newsroom," winter weather advisories are out for parts of the u.s. we'll have the latest forecast. derek? >> that's right, kim. the storm door is open across the u.s. as cold front versus cold front marches from west to east. this will spark off heavy snow and the potential for severe weather next week. all the details coming up after the break. . sirloin salisbury steak and all-natural salmon. perfect for lunch or dinner. only at ihop. download the app and earn free food with every purchase. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and we're saving a ton. go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months f

agus spoke to families enjoying the event at oakland's police headquarters.m photos with santa to toya giveaways. the oakland police department is trying something new this year to continue to build strong relationships between oakland's youth and the police department. christmas came early to the oakland police department. did you get. i got a quick. brand new trucks, games, sports equipment, toys for all ages donated by the oakland police department made their way into the happy hands of over 1000 oakland kidz thursday at the opd s first ever toys for the town celebration. toys for the town is an initiative that it really began to push the oakland police department. asking the men and women of our department. every single person who works at the oakland police department to donate at least 1 to 11. our goal was to get 1000 toys. we far exceeded that effort was to give back to the oakland community. really the show our gratitude for the support show them that we care and actually allowed them to see us in a different way. children picked out their favorite c

agus is in the south bay, where people experienced some of the most widespread outages. we begin there with ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo was tracking the storms. hi there, christina all day today, especially for the morning hours . we're talking about wind advisories, urban and small stream, flood advisories and also, of course, the cr still fall at the winter storm morning. those rainfall totals really adding up. take a look. here are some of the spots here. you this canyon reporting over five inches of rainfall. boulder creek about 3.5 inches, angwin over 2.5 inches and canfield over two inches and still some pretty impressive amounts here for napa redwood city, livermore approaching one inch, still just updated his number. was a few minutes ago. so we've had some more showers within the past hour or so san francisco up to a 0.60. also the winds a big factor, of course, linked with those power outages and mount diablo gust today earlier of 61 miles an hour sfo gusting to 53 . so here is that vigorous front that moved across the bay area earlier today earlier this mor

chairs, department chairs, and often vice provost for, faculty or vice provost for diversity at the agu schools. so those are the american association of university days and it's the association of american universities, i think. and basically those are the most highly selective of research universities in the country. and the reason there are 63 of them and the reason why i chose them is because they are the institutions that are most likely to prepare faculty. and as we're talking, you'll see that there is an absolute bias among search committees for people who have phds from those institutions and and i'm going to show you why that is troubling in and of itself. okay. so so i did interviews across all of those institutions. they are all anonymous. and i will also tell you that the interviews i don't say which of the institutions i interviewed, because when you read the book, you see what people told me. and there is no way they would have told me what they told me if i had identified them. they just wouldn't have. so i am the only person who knows who who told me what i didn't use an

at the intersection of paramount and little orchard street right near the guadalupe parkway ktvu sm agus joins us now from the scene with more details on what happened, emma. good morning. we're right near a busy shopping center in san jose. police say this happened around 7 30 last night that the pedestrian died at the scene and the driver is cooperating with police and the investigation loved ones of the person who died came here last night as well and left flower or left candles to honor their memory. a woman who lives nearby, said this isn't the first time of pedestrian has been killed at this intersection, and she's protested in the past for a crosswalk to be installed here. the last time somebody was killed, i actually put giant cardboard signs and how many more people will die. it's inevitable that this would happen when you have residents over here and then you build a giant mall. and there's nowhere to across. i don't want you to do. last night's fatal crash march 31st pedestrian deaths this year in san jose, which is above the previous record of 28 pedestrian deaths set here in

ktvu sm agus is live at a warming shelter in san jose. good morning, emma.were at the west valley branch medical sorry warming center, and it's in high demand we can see from the parking lot. there's lots of cars out here. it's one of two locations in san jose that's being used right now as an overnight warming center, 20 beds here and another 30 beds at the roosevelt community center in downtown san jose, you need to call the county to get a referral to stay at either side. and both have reached maximum capacity. this week. however there are times when there are no shows and extra beds become available. the santa clara county medical examiner's office has reported six on housed people died between tuesday and wednesday of this week. they were all men ranging in age from their forney's to their seventies. the cause of their deaths hasn't been publicly documented, but homeless advocates are convinced that cold weather is the problem. again the deaths are way up, and i want people to know that people have this impression that somehow people are not dying out t

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