on a train, at home, at work. okay, maybe not at work. point is at xfinity.onstantly engineering new ways to get the entertainment you love to you faster and easier than ever. that's what i do. is that love island? >>> welcome back to the show. time now to look at the latest data from the uk economy. grocery inflation rose 3.7% on the annualized basis in the four weeks ending december 29th with the sales growth of 4%. saw the strongest growth in the crucial holiday period. we have some of the shares on your screen right now. ,esco down 1.2%. sainsbury down 1.5%. uk retail sales grew 1.4% in the final three months of 2024 according to the british consortium. that figure not adjusted for inflation suggesting real term decline in goods purchase. non-food sales falling more than 1% on 2024 levels in the three months through december. staying in the retail space, next hiked the profit outlook for the fourth time in six months on the back of the 6% jump in sales for the nine weeks up to december 28th. the retailer is seen as a barometer for the retail consumer and

on a train, at home, at work. okay, maybe not at work. point is at xfinity.e're constantly engineering new ways to get the entertainment you love to you faster and easier than ever. that's what i do. is that love island? >>> welcome back to the show the u.s. president-elect trump announced a $20 billion investment from damac properties whose founder, hussain sajwani, will build data centers in the u.s. sajwani subjected the move had been prompted by the election. dan has been speaking with sajwani about the deal he joins us more about the deal. dan. >> silvia, this was an insight the conversation with the emirate billionaire. these two have an been friends d business partners for e than a year now standing next to the president-elect making the investment in the united states. he says the sky is the limit when it comes to the future collaboration and investment from the uae into the usa moving forward. here is part of our conversation >> first confidence of the president and i take small part in that was very interesting and media coverage was very good we ar

castro valley at 64. but should delay how you'll be at 63 nevado at 64 degrees today. a look ahead. temperatures remain steady through thursday today and tomorrow. our windiest ones, we will see a slight cool down this weekend. reyna. >> warning, if you will, on travel highway 4, can to conquer nearly over. at 64 minutes there you can see all the red building and it's been the same story along the bay bridge about 23 minutes for everybody making their way into the city. i know that was my route this morning. he's very gusty, very windy. also found 6.80, doubling down the freemen about 30 minutes. see 8.80. they're also seeing some congestion there travel along. 24 still at the limit. looking great. 13 minutes. that's walnut creek down to 5.80, and checking on. 84, you crockett out towards the maze around 26 minutes started back to thanks a lot at 7.46. and works can resume tonight on the oakland airport. connector. they're doing some overnight trackway maintenance work to fix and inspect the traction. that means that the trains are going to be running every 18 minutes instead of the

we are at fire station 25 right now. this is one of two fire stations in oakland that will be closing in about two hours. and it's considered to be one of the least busy locations. this comes as the city tries to balance its $129 million budget deficit. the oakland fire chief explained on friday that this is a brownout process that will keep the stations closed for at least six months and save the city $5 million. it's meant to keep oakland afloat as the city waits for long delayed money from the sale of the coliseum to go through. no firefighters will lose their jobs, but the local 55 union that represents oakland firefighters told abc seven news reporter j.r. stone it will impact response times. >> it's realistic that it's going to take 15 or 20 minutes for the surrounding companies that are already up on skyline boulevard to cover those areas. i mean, those are just facts. i'm not here to scare anybody, but i am here to just deliver the straight facts, which is you will wait longer for a fire engine to show up. >> oak

>> you start one one at a time, a little at a time.eah. >> maybe not. >> go to starbucks today. >> oh, yeah. >> save some money. that's probably on a lot of people's list. thank you for weighing in. there they go. there it goes. as we go to break one more look at that poll. you can scan that qr code on your screen. and we're going to keep talking about this throughout the morning. so thank you for weighing- [music] in. it's no about 5050 mornings on two. time now 743. some of the stories we're following for you this morning. the death toll is rising after that shocking new year's day attack in new orleans. 15 people now confirmed dead. dozens more are injured. the fbi has identified the attacker as a former member of the u.s. army. he used a truck to plow into crowds on bourbon street early yesterday morning, and died in a gunfight with police. the fbi in las vegas is also investigating a deadly explosion of a cyber truck at a potential tear as a potential terrorist attack that happened right in front of the trump international hotel o

you can see 25 there at sandburg.u combine all of this with the low humidities and you've got moderate to strong santa ana winds. red flag warnings until 6 p.m. tomorrow. one of the biggest factors is the drought has worsened in southern california. it is now severe for parts of southern california, abnormally dry across the central portion of the state. but one of the biggest challenges here is the fact that los angeles has only had 0.03in of rain. that's 1% a winter that hasn't been in southern california. j-r. >> sandhya, thanks for that. moving along. one challenge for l.a. leaders that goes beyond the fire fight. correcting misinformation. spreading just as fast as the fires. abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains the impact of these false claims going viral, and how you can sort fact from fiction. >> reporter as fire continues raging across los angeles, so too does misinformation. president elect donald trump blaming governor gavin newsom's water policies, elon musk taking to x sharing a post pointing th

the ten-year at 4.54. easing back from the level we saw in the final days of 2024. 4.54 as i mentioned. entering the new year, oil is moving higher after an up and down year. wti above $70 a barrel. rise now, wti trading at $72.50. all of december up 6.5%. we have to look at gold and bitcoin. it lost steam in the final month of trading. both losing over .50% for bitcoin. bitcoin trades around the clock. gold down .50%. bitcoin not down at all, actually. up .75% of 1%. remember, it trades around the clock. >>> looking at a developing story now switching gears. the investigation continues into the new year's day truck attack in new orleans. this morning, at least 15 are dead and more than 30 are hurt. the fbi focusing on a texas-born suspect and motives as well as links to another terror attack outside the trump hotel in vegas. we have chris pollone with more on the story. good to see you. >> reporter: frank, good morning to you. two deadly new year's day attacks in the biggest tourist cities. both using veh

at home. coming up. >> thank you rosemary. los angeles county leaders urging people to keep following evacuation orders today as the fire fight enters a critical 48 hour period. our allie rasmus has been following the developments on the two biggest fires burning in l.a. county and the challenging conditions ahead for thousands of firefighters on the front lines. allie. >> yeah, a red flag warning for los angeles county is in effect and will stay in place until at least 6:00 in the evening this wednesday. wind gusts could top 50 miles an hour. >> we are not in the clear as of yet, and we must not let our guard down as we have right now. extreme fire behavior, and we need to make sure that the community is staying updated with the most information. updated information as well. follow all evacuation warnings and orders without delay. >> la's fire chief says there are more than 5000 people assigned to just the palisades fire alone. there are crews in strategic positions throughout the fire zone t

you look at the drug stocks, they are getting pummeled. look at mark.rtisone. the expanded approval that i've been waiting for in china. i am frantically trying to get at this. we have the new drug approved for j&j. we have garda still expanded. for eli lilly is up. every day there's more research on the glp-1. we talked about the cornell study in terms of what people were cutting back on. morgan stanley, today, has the piece with people coming back to restaurants, maybe not. for those a controversial perspective. it was a surprising take from a brand survey. we had a long piece as well from bernstein and the u.s. food outlook for 2025. we have them calling about the. as for they don't call that as a bottom. >> what matters the most is the fda giving us a good data. the fda is still looking at the bottom line on this stuff. >> that's right. we are looking at rfk junior as well. >> i had an intense interview with him. >> my wife hated it. >> nothing happened. you have a question and you answered it. for what was his response? >> i have not seen you since

7 at golden gate bridge is at 20 minutes.h gears here. in response to that deadly new orleans attacked. governor newsom says the state press assessment center is now on heightened alert. newsome also says state law enforcement is closely coordinating and sharing information with groups across the country. >> kron four's gayle ong has more on the story. we checked in with local law enforcement. we heard back from a san francisco oakland and san jose police. >> who are all monitoring the tragic situation in new orleans and all say while there is no credible threats in their cities, the public is advised to stay vigilant. >> new year's celebrations turned into terror in new orleans as a truck plowed into people on the famed bourbon street killing at least 15 people, injuring at least 30 the city of new orleans was impacted by a terrorist attack. the fbi is investigating the attack as an act of terrorism. investigators recovered and islamic state group flag and said the truck driver with a u.s. citizen from texas. he was killed i

we're at 58 degrees at 10:. at lunchtime it is 67 degrees and headed for the upper 60s for today, it's going to be a little bit warmer in the south bay compared to the north bay, where we're going to see a high of 62 in napa and 66 today in dublin. mike, you've been looking around to find us some lower gas prices. yeah, and my local stations have gone up a few cents. but i did find a spot to shine a spotlight on pleasanton for their deal today. the lowest in the bay is 339 there at gulf. food mart, gas and garage. they do it all there on first street in pleasanton. lowest in the bay in santa clara county. san jose holds their best price of 353 at excel gas and mart on north first street. and the bottom price here is san francisco with the highest number 355. one more time we're calling out double time on mission street. go to gasbuddy.com to check your area. we'll talk about two changes over here in the bay. friday is a lighter traffic flow, unusually slow for 880 southbound, but the crash has cleared at whipple

back to the white house, president biden, who is actually not at the white house, he is at camp davidhe has been receiving multiple different briefings from the highest levels of the fbi, the department of homeland security, the department of justice, and other different officials, intelligence officials, to get the latest on what happened in new orleans this morning. before heading to camp david, where he will spend the night tonight, he said this. >> what happened? >> the action was one of anger and frustration. >> he called it anger and frustration but did release and more thorough statement earlier today, saying my heart goes out to the victims and their family civilly time to celebrate the holiday. there is no justification for violence of any kind and we will not tolerate any attack on any of our nation's communities. meanwhile, the man moving into the white house behind me less than three weeks, president-elect donald trump put out a statement on social media earlier today. it reads, when i said that the criminals coming in are far worse than the criminals we have in our countr

john, let's go outside. >> and let's get look at what's going this is a live look at the embarcaderond >> look at that ship where coming from. so we got your view from the embarcadero into ittle bit of cloud cover up above. i would say my guess that ship is coming from miami that we're not here out the other side of the other ocean look at that. he's got the just above the bridge there. and i know kathy's been talking about the rain, but >> it's almost hard to believe, but the way it's looking right it is hard to blame. you'll say that throughout the day. what is she talking about? rain? what rain? it is a beautiful sight this morning. >> and you know what? you're going to get some snow snow last time the snow survey. we were well above normal. >> and no surprise after all of that precipitation we've had off and on the last couple of months will guess what we get few more snowflakes in the sierra and that is great news for our snow pack. it's great news skiers. so here's how much snow we're going to get around tahoe, 2, maybe 3 feet of fresh snow. so it'll be great. and then no more

coming up tonight at 11. resignation of omar torres left an empty seat in district three there in san jose. now, the list of people who want that job is growing. [music] >> rightfully so. we've been concentrating on southern california weather, but what about our bay area forecast? the neighborhoods near record high temperatures for your thursday. that's straight ahead. >> and change is coming to muni next month, where the transit agency is going to reduce service. and why? (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. set to see some changes to its muni routes next month. starting f

and i studied winston churchill and i spent a year at queen's and a lot of time at churchill college. and i studied anglo-american relationship. so almost 20 years later, after i first met professor shmuel, now he is now writing about in the white house and we spent a lot of time today in washington, d.c., taping a really special conversation on churchill that will air on cbs saturday morning the following saturday. i believe that would be july 13th, if i'm correct. that will air on cbs saturday morning. so anyway, welcome, professor small, the washington, d.c. politics and prose. mr. churchill in the white house has so many funny about sir winston churchill, the former british prime minister. it has story after story, what it was like to encounter churchill in the white house. but what your book also is the urgency of the moment. in late 1941, when this prime decides to come across, the treacherous waters of the atlantic to visit franklin roosevelt. president united states after pearl after the united states has been attacked. take us into that moment the seriousness it when churchil

so at 33 degrees, san mateo at 39 dublin.t at freezing along with santa rosa, both at 32 degrees livermore. 33 right now along with fairfield, also at 33. now we do have frost advisories for a lot of the bay area, including the inland east bay, south bay and north bay through 09:00am this morning. temperature wise this afternoon will be in the low 60's. again, a little closer to those seasonal averages, not quite as warm as we have been right. all right. nothing for that. that commute starting to build out there along 80. if you are hitting the roads. >> crockett on towards the maze about 23 minutes there. all of a bridge is at 19. thankfully, we're not as windy as we yesterday. 31, which refill bridge and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. all james, back to you. thank you. reyna this morning. 10's of thousands of people are under evacuation orders because of the fires in southern california. kron four's rob nesbitt has been talking with residents who are still unable to get back into their homes and have be

we're at 50 degrees. still at 9:00. and as we go throughout the day, a nice warm up as our temperatures hit the mid 60s and a lot of sunshine with a very comfortable day. we'll get a look ahead to the weekend and some things we're watching coming up in a few minutes. and right now we are watching oakland 880 moves smoothly. the freeways great over by the coliseum, but getting over to the oakland airport nearby on bart there is a delay. just like yesterday. they've got some mechanical issues, so there will be a delay for the bart to oakland shuttle. you can take ace train ac transit. i'm sorry. ac transit number 73. look at the signs. they'll redirect you. well good moing. very happy thursday to you. so the numbers on the board today are going to be frozen. the markets are closed as part of the national day of mourning for president carter. wall street journal reporting that constellation energy will try to buy out calpine. calpine has lots of energy plants here in the bay area, including that natural gas plant along 101

at about 11 a.m. is when we start to see that moving a bit more southward. this will include danville, fremont, and then eventually will make its way through san jose. so the first half of your friday will get the greatest impact. this is at about 4:00. you'll notice the majority of that system will be out the doo, and we'll still be left with some instability. so the north bay will get the higher totals for this. as far as our temperatures go, we're going to wake up to some 40s. no frost advisories expected for tomorrow, and our daytime highs will max out into those 50s and 60s inching into that weekend forecast. so as we look ahead over the next seven days, we'll quick move through tomorrow. but look what's ahead for the weekend. make sure to stick around, though. at 5:00, chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is going to go into more detail about just how much rain and who's going to see the highest totals coming up. jeff okay. thank you very much. vianey. well, it is the end of a long era in public ser

but at least i'll tell you. there's a dividing line between where the hills are green and where they're so-so. and that's about marin county, san pablo bay, north. south of that, not as much clear skies, a little bit of a breeze. it's slightly east northeast, not as bad as yesterday and plenty of 30s. i mean, you can go anywhere you want. coast bay, inland. you find 30, 32, 33, 34, 35 or 20s, boulder creek, felton, hollister, all in there. 3132 to 28 campbell, santa clara, gilroy, even santa cruz and aptos at 3635 arcadia 12 up in truckee 41 san diego, six. in flagstaff and santa barbara 37. so cold air has made it down to southern california as well. there will be an offshore breeze today. i don't think it will be anything similar to what they had a week ago. hopefully not. but there will be an offshore component for at least a couple of days. we get sunshine and a lot of it 50s 60s on the temps. dave. >> all right steve thank you. time now 752. from big air tankers to helicopters. new. at 8:00 we hear from the

on a train, at home, at work. okay, maybe not at work. point is at xfinity. we're constantly engineering new ways to get the entertainment you love to you faster and easier than ever. that's what i do. is that love island? 399. download the m taylor app or visit mar-a-lago today. >> anderson cooper 360. next on cnn tonight. >> blaming the southern border for the new orleans attack. president elect trump posting a series of inaccurate posts on social media blasting america's, quote, open borders for the attack in which 14 people were killed. just to emphasize, of course, the perpetrator was a u.s. born citizen who served in the u.s. military. trump first made the claims, though, after eight minutes after a fox news report came out that was inaccurate. it stated that the perpetrators truck crossed the southern border into texas earlier this week. fox has walked back that report. trump, though, has not, and his incoming national security advisor today emphasized that the border has made america more vulnerable to attack. >> where we've had over 300 people on the

so i've been looking at half moon bay at times. it's at zero right now it's at eight. so the fog is moving around. and we're seeing at times some clear visibility than other times. just be careful because you may run into a wall of fog where visibility quickly drops off. but we're also going to be watching the coastline for another reason. the waves will be building today, and we are going to have a beach hazard statement going into effect as we go into later tonight, into the day tomorrow. some of those breakers may build anywhere from 15 to 20ft. we do have a storm that is well off the coast. that's building up some of those bigger waves, but for us, we are enjoying some quieter weather compared to what we've seen recently. and then we are seeing some rain, as well as a chance of sierra snow with what we call an inside slider. so that's an area of low pressure that doesn't come in from the coast, but is more moving from north to south. and we're seeing that as we look at the rain and snow that's developing over the sierra as we speak. temperature wise today, it's goi

oakland at 69, san jose 68.ou will notice that santa rosa is doing well over a foot of rain, 209%, and san francisco is above average at 121%. there is more rain coming. we certainly can use it. you can see it on live doppler seven up along the northern california coast. we are tracking this system here and it will push in early tomorrow morning. let me show you a beautiful live view from our pier 39 camera right now. 56 in the city and in oakland it is 57. in san jose. you manage to get up to 68 this afternoon, well above average 52 right now in half moon bay. and from our o k camera it is still dry. that changes tomorrow. 50s right now from santa rosa to petaluma, napa 51 fairfield and 53 in livermore. live view from our mount tam cam dry still tonight. tomorrow rain arrives during the morning drive the next few days. watch out for the rough and dangerous surf and your weekend will feature dry conditions and mainly sunny weather, so it's a level one for tomorrow. light to moderate rain, slippery roads, large b

just a few minutes at 11. have early resort at lake tahoe is now reopened its lift for some for the first time since multiple skiers were her in an incident last week. fire officials say that 5 people fell 30 feet from the lift last monday and we're all taken to the hospital earlier this week. the resort posted on x that the lift is now operating normally after a thorough inspection. >> and there's more good news for the skis. skiers because snowflakes are going to fall across the sierra nevada. >> they're going to get some more snow for the snow pack and some more fresh powder for skiers. 2 to 3 feet of snow are possible closer to home. here's a look at the transamerica pyramid for noticing how sort of murky the ere. what is because air quality is good to moderate this moderate air quality is probably due pollution from the cars. also do to some concerns from the fireplaces and also the fireworks. here's precipitation heading toward stretching down from the pacific northwest right across northern california,

on a train, at home, at work. okay, maybe not at work. point is at xfinity.re constantly engineering new ways to get the entertainment you love to you faster and easier than ever. that's what i do. is that love island? panama canal be returned to the united states of america in full, quickly and without question. i'm not going to stand for it. so to the officials of panama, please be guided accordingly. >> that was president-elect trump last month with one of the recent declarations demanding the u.s. grow its global footprint. welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. marc short will layout the motives with the president-elect's statements and actually help us parse which one of the statements are in fact the real deal and which ones may be trolling or used for leverage. >>> quick turn back to wall street after equity trading was closed yesterday for the funeral of president jimmy carter. take a look. in the red across the board. the s&p down .13%. the dow down .25%. nasdaq down under .50%. with the major averages on pace for a losing week and

you have to look at an individual. just because she is a woman you can't just vote for her, which is what they were trying to do this past election. kamala is black and a woman. black men have to vote for her, and women have to vote for her. that's crazy. you have to vote for the qualification and the person itself, not what the democrats tell you to vote for. host: kelly? guest: yeah, i agree with you. i think most democrats probably agree with you as well. one thing that was interesting in the harris campaign that i got asked a lot about is, why does she not talk more about being a woman, being a black woman in making history? she said i don't take any votes for granted. i'm not asking people to vote for me because i'm a woman or a black person. i actually don't think -- there were people who said, you're asking people to vote for her because she is a black woman. that wasn't the messag of e campaign and certainly not a message of organizations like ours who are saying, yes, you should value the representation of wom

rancho cucamonga is now at 35 and calabasas at 25.n here in the bay area in the north bay, we're getting some breezy winds in the higher elevations. here's a look at the wind forecast as we go throughout the day. once again, in some spots it is a little bit lighter as we're getting those winds at about 30 to 40mph, but still very gusty and into the afternoon. gradually the wind is expected to subside and then we'll see some lighter winds later on tonight. but there is not a long break before we see the winds in some spots, mainly in the hills, start to pick up again and around santa clarita by tomorrow afternoon. we're still looking at 30mph, which is enough to fan some of those flames and continue the growth that we're seeing in some of those explosive fires. but the red flag warning today continues until 6 p.m. back to you. all right, kari, thank you. and so many people there across l.a. county are now left with nothing but a volunteer. effort is now underway to help those in need. one critical push to help arose mostly to the power

so you won't have any major delays at this time. looking at your drive times.o dublin, 50 minutes. san rafael to san francisco 15 minutes and antioch to concord 17 minutes. and looking live at our oakland 880 camera. here in the east bay, traffic is flowing freely in both directions of the nimitz. >> amanda reggie aqui at this hour? people in southern california on high alert as the region is facing another round of dangerous fire conditions, a particularly dangerous situation. >> red flag warning is in effect until 3 p.m. today, and we could see more intense winds before relief finally arrives. here's where things stand this morning. with the fires that have beenng. burning for just over a week now. yesterday, officials confirmed another death, bringing the total killed to 25. containment of the palisades fire is improving now up to 18%. it hasn't grown in the past day and remains at over 23,000 acres. firefighters are also making progress on the eaton fire. it is also stayed about the same size and containment is up to 35%. but the big concern this morning ar

we've also seen choppers here at night doing water drops at last check. the ventura county fire department said it had burned just five acres, but was definitely moving with some sort of speed here. some evacuation orders have been issued. we know for people living in that riverbed area, the city of oxnard though tonight saying no homes are under evacuation orders or warnings. so that's important to note there. but again, as we turn to our chief meteorologist, bill martin, just an example of what possibly could come. it doesn't take much to turn a small fire into a big one. >> and this wasn't an existing fire. now we have the existing fires, the perimeters on these things, the containment on the big fires in la, you know, average 20%. so that means 80% of the fire lines are not contained or not completely where they want it to be. in other words, you could have a hot spot, a fire start. and that is the concern for tonight. we've got red flag warnings. tonight we've got wind advisories through wednesday. but again remember i. oakland hills a long time ago

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right at?l embargoes, significant inflation problems, those issues are complicated, they are difficult. i think we did the things that was surprising to all of us is that the president of the united states may be the most powerful person in the world but they are not all-powerful. trying to deal with the hardships coming economically was a difficult thing for him and to get the right thing i think throughout his presidency and ultimately it bore fruit whether he got political credit for it or not. but i think you would describe that as his biggest challenge. >> sandra: jason, thank you for joining us and our condolences on your grandfather's passing and we look forward to pinker respects to him has we say goodbye this week thank you, jason. >> thank you so much. >> sandra: we will hit have more after this. last year, one million people 65 and older were hospitalized from those viruses. so update your vaccines and keep doing you. lowe's knows it's easier to make the right calls, when you have th

four at ochsner baptist, one at tulane.ut even as i was walking out the door, i believe i have an unconfirmed additional people who have been taken to other area hospitals, possibly on the east side. but we will give you as many correct numbers as we can as the day progresses. it is a very tragic situation for me to tell you that we know we have ten people, that this man killed on bourbon street. that is why we do not want anyone on bourbon street today. wherever you see yellow tape, please do not violate this tape. this is in order to protect and stabilize the scene. we have information to a certain degree of the demographics of those who are in the hospital right now. we do not know at this point how many could be tourists versus locals. but from the information i have right now, it seems the majority are locals versus tourists. what i also can tell you is that this man, this perpetrator, he fired on our officers from his vehicle when he crashed his vehicle. two of our officers have been shot. they are stable and we will

at home to mainz.n in all comps. elsewhere there were big wins for frankfurt, wolfsburg and shock win with holstein kiel easing past dortmund. two games in italy's serie a with ac milan moving up to 7th, having beaten como 2—i. it finished all square between atalanta and juventus. it's new era for english rugby. maro itoje has been promoted to captain for the six nations, replacing his saracens team—mate jamie george in the role. he stepped up to skipper saracens this season in the wake of owen farrell's departure to france — and now he'll be leading out his country. with more on that, and the rest of the squad announcement, here's our rugby union correspondent chris jones. the big news in here england have a new captain, maro itoje replacing jamie george in the role. george led england through 2024 but at the age of 3a and with pressure for his replacing some players he has moved in a different direction. maro itoje tipped as england's captain for ages, he led the under 20s to a junior world champions

at eight, the rachel maddow show at nine, and the last word with lawrence o'donnell at ten on msnbc. the corrupt courts edition donald trump is now officially a convicted felon, but he almost avoided that label thanks to four conservative justices, including two who were appointed by trump in a narrow 5 to 4 ruling justice clarence thomas, samuel alito, neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh all said they would have granted trump's ridiculous application, arguing the sentence would have imposed a burden on his responsibilities as president elect. what burden exactly? i mean, for a sentence of a unconditional discharge with no jail time, no fine, and no conditions of probation. my panel is back with me. any theories about this burden that the four justices were referring to here? >> it's very disappointing. i mean, one way you could look at this, because a lot of court watchers, including myself, have listened to oral arguments and heard justice amy sound very smart and then vote very crazy. and here was a moment where she sounded smart and she voted. what made sense? and so that in itself

that's ahead at moments at 7:00. did you know today in the bay continues to stream on roku and other streaming platforms live at 8:00? olympic medalist levi leipheimer joins us live to discuss the upcoming race benefiting at risk youth. join us online at nbcbayarea.com or our free smartphone app. you can also head to nbcbayarea.com. we've got a link right there at the top of the page. all right. so today is a craig operation. is that what? i guess so, yeah. look, we need to continue the celebration from this weekend because it was someone's birthday. that's right. mike's birthday over the weekend. yes. look at me. i look a little bit older. did you notice? looking fabulous. so happy to have you part of the team. good to be back. mike i'll take it. mike. dance break. all right, here >>> good monday morning. crews finally making mrog

here at brookings.e are delighted to cohost this event with her friend in the center for education but also here at brookings. we are here today to talk about too big vaccine topics in education rightng now. one being student disengagement the other being chronic absentee. as are two problems related in a lot of ways. they aren't lapping in some ways but not perfectly opera overlapping student disengagement leads to a whole lot of problems beyond just kids missing school. kids to school for a whole lot of reasons other than binge disengagement. part of what we are here to o do was to talk about with that relationship is and what it isn't. how we start thinking about chronic absenteeism and thinking about eating students mortgage inng schools. from rebecca and her collaborators where they have identified some interesting differences among other things between what tenth graders say about how engaged they are in education on what the parents of the tenth graders think the tenth graders believe about engag

let's look at in kron 4 news. a lot of changes being made right now. at meta. the companies announced last week that it's getting rid of fact checking. and then today. >> bloomberg is reporting that ceo mark zuckerberg plans on cutting 5% of his workforce. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on those numbers. 5% of employees means about 3600 people at meta. we'll be losing their jobs that represents the largest cuts made since the company eliminated. 21,000 jobs in 2022. 2023 meta employees on edge. finding out that 5% of the company's workforce will be laid off. >> those employees will receive notice next month. and ceo mark zuckerberg says this decision is to move out. low performers. tech jobs used to mean job security. the president of technologists research bob o'donnell says that's no longer the case. mark zuckerberg, the ceo believes they have to work. >> more quickly to weed out what he's calling loper former. so getting much more aggressive in the means by which they do. these performance-based reviews. and i think that's a trend we may see more of in sili

daniel lowery's inauguration will take place at city hall next wednesday morning at 1130.n san francisco, the public is invited to attend, although seating will be limited to ticketed guests. the mayor elect will later appear at a chinatown night market and community festival that night. there are several service events that are happening this weekend, in fact, that the mayor elect plans to take part in. deadly crashes were down last year across the state. recent numbers looked at those fatal accidents from january through september and found an 8% drop. those numbers are part of a nationwide improvement. experts say that it's too early to determine if it's a trend or just a better year. police departments across california are now warning drivers against parking near crosswalks, and soon you could get a ticket for it, too. we've been telling you about a new law that just went into effect across the state. allows for so-called daylighting of crosswalks, and that means drivers cannot park their cars within 20ft of a crosswalk. the goal is to make it safer for pedestrians tr

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at least another year.at ends the war, like we saw in lebanon. the real question that we all have to wrestle with is what is the plan over the next year, ceasefire or power. we have still not resolved some of the major issues, especially with two million palestinians on the ground. israel's military has stepped up its offensive in gaza as pressure for a ceasefire grows. rescue workers in gaza say that the latest wave of israeli strikes killed at least nineteen people, including eight children. more than 130 palestinians are reported to have been killed by israeli attacks in the past 48 hours. israel says it is targeting hamas. and, in tel aviv, thousands gathered on saturday to demand the release of hostages in gaza and the resignation of benjamin netanyahu as the family of a 19—year—old israeli army hostage, featured in a video released by hamas, appeal to israel's prime minister to secure her release. 0ur correspondent, emir nader, has more from jerusalem. tonight, israeli protesters have clashed with pol

we continue streaming at nbc and is now an online at nbc.com. some, we will had not to nbc nightly news and for others we will see >>> breaking news tonight, the deadly new years truck attack in new orleans being investigated by the fbi as an act of terror. a state of emergency in new orleans as a speeding truck killed at least 15 people and injured dozens of others. chilling surveillance video. the pickup driving on to the sidewalk to get around a police vehicle blocking off bourbon street and then plowing into the celebrating crowd after the impact the driver getting out and opening fire on police and killed in a shootout. president biden just moments ago addressing the nation saying the suspect was inspired by isis, and the feds are hunting for any possible co-conspirators tonight. the attacker identified as a u.s. citizen and army veteran from texas, found with the vehicle an isis flag, weapons and improvised explosive devices, two other ieds found in the french quarter. the attack coming hours before tens of thousands were set to attend the

at one is what parents do at home, what caregivers and families do at home. there is a lot what they can do shifting how they talk about school. thus, what are your grades? more, what did you learn? jenee: i 100% the system work. that is why we think so much about redesign long-term. i have learned in life that systems level work also needs on the ground short wins. you can be running at a 100, 150 year old problem like i am tired i need a win in september. i don't want us to cut ourselves off from the idea that we have to solve a long-term systems issues but there are real kid right now that need to learn to read and needed to get in school and we need to create short wins too. i think we can do both. but systems change requires short wins. we have to get them. we won't get them if the kids aren't in school. we can't design anything if they aren't in school. i respect that and i pushed to say we hold both in that way. nat: and, a psa that school is nice. it's great to go to school. i love lots of schools that are great places to go to every day and i have fa

we're at 49 here as we ring in 2025. out at 3 a.m.n to 45 across the inland valleys, even chillier. layer it up 43 here at midnight and down to 39 at 3 a.m. so looking excellent on this front. as we head into new year's day, we're going to start it off with a chance here of some fog early on at 6 a.m, but hopefully you're sleeping in at that point. you'll need that jacket here all the way through the morning. even at 9 a.m, we're at 43, partly cloudy, 11 a.m. and by 2 p.m, 57 and a light wind. not a bad way to start off the new year. coming up, we'll take a look at some rain chances on the way for us in a couple of days. i'll have that full timeline in about 15 minutes. it all sounds great, jeff. thank you. now let's take this party down to the south bay, where people are getting ready to ng in the new year. in san jose, several restaurants and bars hosting, of course, their new year's eve event and nbc bay area's jocelyn moran is live in the middle of it all in downtown. hey, jocelyn. hey. yeah, it's a busy night. there are a lot of

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coming up tonight at seven.housands of veterans still feeling the fallout of anti-gay policies in the military. their discharge status is keeping them from getting their benefits. but a group of bay area lawyers and veterans may have just changed that. i'll tell you more about that coming up tonight at seven. okay. but up next on nightly news, new questions about higher fluoride levels and lower iqs among kids. the research looking to draw a connection between the two. lester holt is joining us in new york right now. >>> tonight, the major winter storm turning deadly and pushing east, causing chaos on the roads and at the airports. the nation's capital shut down as the massive storm spreads snow from the midwest to the midatlantic. the extreme weather blamed for at least four deaths, dangerous driving, hundreds of crashes, vehicles sliding on the road. nearly 2,000 flights canceled. a ground stop at chicago o'hare. our team across the storm zone, and al roker tracking it all. >>> and that snow slammed washington

looking at our local winds at the lower elevations, look at how much calmer it is right now. vista reporting calm winds. turning your attention now to the wildfires in southern california. visible satellite pictures showing you the smoke from the palisades fire and the other fires burning, continuing to get pushed out over the ocean by those downsloping winds. they do have air quality alerts up for much of southern california, as they are seeing air quality being impacted by the wildfires, the reds indicating unhealthy air there. so the setup is area of low pressure is moving in towards toward to our southeast. excuse me. high pressure is still overhead and we're still being squeezed by this. so down in southern california, those santa ana winds are going to continue a little bit longer. and by tomorrow evening the red flag warning will expire. right now from sfo. notice the wind isn't blowing things around low to mid 60s from san francisco to oakland. currently close to 70. in san jose 67, redwood city 59.5 moon bay and it is blue sky from san jose. well above average. santa

autos also tracking quite high at similar levels at the moment.ndeed, some of these moves are related with that report i mentioned to you earlier where we could actually see the u.s. taking gradual and softer approach to tariffs. worth keeping in mind this is actually the second report that highlights that potential approach from the incoming administration. so, perhaps investors here taking a little bit of comfort from the fact this seems to be a growing narrative as well. we shall find out once donald trump is at the white house. in terms of the worst performing sectors, we have oil and gas at the bottom. we're down .40%. some of the moves here are also related to company news. we heard from bp earlier today. retail also under pressure. we're down .30%. i also want to take you to how we are likely to open on wall street later today. we are looking at u.s. futures for the time being. they suggest a positive start to the trading day stateside. this after a mixed session on monday. we had for instance the s&p and dow ending the day in positive terr

today the country bids farewell to former president jimmy carter at a funeral service held at washington national cathedral, it is scheduled to begin at 10:00 eastern and we will have full coverage of the ceremony here on the c-span network. this morning we want to give you a final chance to reflect on the life, the presidency, and the post-presidency of jimmy carter. what do you think his legacy is? what memories do you have? what are your opinions about his successes and/or failures which our lines are regional, eastern and central time zones 202-748-8,000, mountain or pacific, 202-748-eight thousand one. you can send us a text to 202-748-8,003, include your first name and your city, state, and post your comments on the social media, facebook.com/c-span, x@c-spanwj. we will start taking calls shortly and as you call in to discuss your reflections on jimmy carter, he was interviewed on c-span in 1995 about a book called always a reckoning and other poems and references his passing and eventual funeral. >> you have probably something in this, in the book, i will get this started, i'm tal

police say at least ten people were killed and at least 35 are injured. and it happened just after 3 a.m. local time. there were revelers out celebrating the new year. >> at that time, it was packed and according to the new orleans police chief, the suspect was just hell bent on causing carnage. >> she says that the driver then shot two police officers, a federal law enforcement officials, a federal law enforcement official, i should say, says that that suspect is dead. and we've been speaking to witnesses. >> one witness described seeing bodies on the street and a lot of people getting first aid. take a listen to the emergency radio call. >> communications of engine 29 and all units heading towards canal and bourbon. um, we remove the fire from two responding to a mass casualty incident, a vehicle ran through a crowd of people. there's multiple injuries, multiple casualties. they need you at canal de bourbon. >> cnn's ryan young and paula reid are following the story for us. ryan, first to you. what more do we know about this investigation? >> well, we k

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terror at home. what we know about two new year's day attacks that shook america's sense of safety. plus, he doesn't regret the error. the president elect pushes bad information about the terror attack, and it gets repeated by his media allies. also, the meaning of a medal joe biden awards liz cheney with the presidential honor, what he calls an ode to bipartisanship and what exactly who will vote against him. live at the table. national security experts on the attacks, plus arthur aidala, amanda litman, cari champion, katie frost and joe walsh. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in washington. in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. terror at home. tonight we are learning more about a pair of attacks that shook the country to the core and reminded us once again that safety is never a granted. cnn has just obtained this exclusive video just hours before the suspected attacker took a car and plowed