cha: thanks mark. mr. lippert: finally, last but not least, former c.i.a., former n.s.c., columbia university, currently senior advisor here at csis and you overlapped with john at c.i.a. ever see him in the gift shop? is a is a lad bar at the lad bar. is he aware your nickname there was sunesune. >> that was classified information, thanks a lot. mark: ok, let's get into it. mr. brennan, topic one, i'm going to come to you. threat picture and transition. global environment. in the context is your book title -- as your book title underscores, you spent much of your career focused on threats that the united states faces. o can you walk us through your picture, if you will of the threat environment that this incoming administration will face on day one and going forward for the first year or so as they set intool the administration? john: well, mark, i think the biden-harris administration is going to face many challenges and threats an rifpks -- and risks on day one and throughout the course of the administr

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crazy cha's going on. stay with us.chin, the treasu secretary praised the bill. crazy cha's going on. stay with us. governor kasich, we just watched as the president elect addressed in detail the serious crises facing the country right now. while the current president silent out of sight. as the stunning contrast. how do you see them? >> well wolf, a couple of days ago on your show i raised this issue of this cyberattack on our country. and to downplay it it is a big mistake. and think of it this way, these are people who have been able to plant inside of companies and inside of our government an ability to spy. it is like somebody walking around in your house for six months that you don't know is there and at the end of the day you chased them out but they still may have some secret stuff in there, some cameras or whatever you don't really know what the damage is. so trump is obviously not going to pay much attention to this. this is actually going to put pressure on joe biden to figure out how are you going restructur

i bet you if you go home and ask cha cha, if you ask kbrur little girls, they'll tell you how much it >> as you know, in my family, i don't have to ask. i'm surrounded by women who are smarter around telling me what i need to know all the time. i know max's wife. there's so many women who have so much to offer. the timing is great, max, not just because we're about ten years too late in recognizing the need for this diversity play, but they would have to pray for a better opportunity to be compared to the outgoing administration than to get a better gift they've been given with this. on the comes, the timing is great, no? >> absolutely. i mean, in terms of being compared to the outgoing administration, even if you're minimally competent, you're way ahead of where the trump administration was. there's a down side to it, which is that the trump people are going to leave a lot of devastation in their wake. they've done a lot of damage. they've cost the u.s. government a lot of credibility, both at home and abroad. it's going to be a massive, massive undertaking to rebuild the u.s. govern

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. >> cha ching. thanks, scott. >>> now we turn to the transition this midday.resident trump touting a new lawsuit designed to overturn the election. but many say it won't hold up. this as joe biden deals with an issue involving his son hunter. here's kristen welker. >> reporter: overnight, president trump hosting a hanukkah party at the white house, using the holiday gathering to once again claim he can still win the election. >> reporter: it comes amid a new legal effort. president trump saying he will join the texas attorney general's lawsuit, demanding that the 62 total electoral college votes in georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin be invalidated. the attorneys general of 17 states president trump won backed the action yesterday. but the filing has come under fire for repeating several allegations about mail-in ballots and voting in the four battlegrou battlegrounds. senator john cornyn. >> reporter: as for joe biden, breaking news late wednesday that his son, hunter, is under investigation by the department of justice over his taxes. hunter biden

that's an incredibly good deal when you think most people pay over a thousand dollars for first chas. >> that's for april. but can you book now and cancel without penalties? >> that's the beauty of all this. what the airlines have done. they removed the penalties for changing your reservation. you're not going to get your money back. you're going to get a credit for a future flight if you decide to change or post pope your trip, but it is a lot easier and it's a lot less financially burdensome to make a change, so if you feel like -- i mean, everybody has their own different view of where we're going to be this summer, but if you think we're going to be in a good place, i suggest going ahead and making the reservation and if you need to, move the change into fall or next winter but at least you'll have the reservation at a very good rate for the summer. some other good deals, round friendship to new york city, pretty much from now all the way to the end of the year is $189 round trip i found out on united yesterday. that's a remarkably good deal for a transcontinental trip. cabo san l

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as you say, the decision around the coal pipeline in china and the investment that cha is making outsidethe sector. i am very hopeful for china to change their gears to shift from financing fossil fuel to financing gree economy. i hope we will see that before glasgow. >> no one could have anticipated the covid-19 pandemic we are seeing and the effect it is having on all aspects of our life. ejecting for the future, do you think all things considered that for the climate, it will have a better or worse outcome >> of course, it is still diffult to kw. i was very concerned when the covid crisis started exploding in europe in particular. the climate action was strongly embedded in the green deal. it was put on the back burner. finally, i am reassured by the fact that most cities europe and was to government -- most government are rallying around the green deal as direction to take. i have seen the narrative of green recovery taking place in many other countries. we have to seat th reality on the ground. the massive public investment, where it's going to land as they are pushing the econo in

the north bay down spreading through the south bay and spotty cha chances and then more rain on the way for the first workweek of 2021. mike, how are the roads doing? >> vianey, you mentioned the sheen on the road may be slip in spots because damp roadways from overnight rain and take you out to the altamont pass. and vasco road no problem and dark and windy roadways and slick could be an issue. slow it down for safety sake. we had a couple spinouts circled one near over the right side and possibly in the slow lane and the other one over in san francisco and south 280 at 101 may be affecting that connector ramp. the sensors not slowing but activity registered there by the chp. quick look outside shows you fremont and misty conditions out there, as well. again, that rain may kick up and tires will lift that up into mist as you travel behind another vehicle. back to you. >> clearly makes it dirt a efor the cars, too. thanks so much. >>> this morning people living near big sir tired of tourists clogging highway. include a year-long moratorium on parking at that famous bridge. everybody wan

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cha country whioves its festive traditions has all but canceled christmas.nny hill, bbc news,berlin ros: the last few m germany has successfully used contact tracing to limit the spread of the virus. . system is now under severe pressure -- that system is n under severe pressure. >> if y have 20,000 or 30,000 cases a day, it is difficult to consider getng contacts all registered, all phoned up, all warned, getting them int quarantine. it is difficult. ros: next, we turn to denmark. it's pri minister -- its prime minister says the country will coletely shocked at- shut down. danes can still celebrate christmas on christmas eve, as is their tradition, but the prime minister is urging everyone to keep the gatherings small. denmark has recorded more than 120,000 cases and almost 1000 deaths since the start of the pandemic, and the authorities are concerned january and february could become the worst months for the outbreak in denmark. next, we turn to italy, considering further tightening er christmas. 680 deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours, bringing

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. >> diaz: finally tonight, this course, been a been a cha ear.lenging year.has changed -- including so much has changed-- including how the "weekend news" gets to you. back in march, covid forced us so we scrambled, c from of the cbs broadcast center in new york. so we scrambled, confident we'd om back soon. nine months later, most of us still work from home, writing, producing, and editing, from the kitchen, living room and anywhere else you can put a laptop. who knew that was possible? but with no studio or control room, we got creative to get on the air. cbs stations and our affiliates stepped up. and tonight, we want to say "thank you" for what we call our "cross-country road shows" with a look back. >> good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm demarco morgan reporting in los angeles. >> i'm doug dunbar reporting tonight from cbs 11 news in dallas fort worth. >> jim benneman, reporting from cbs news 4 news in denver. >> karen leigh, reporting from cbs 4 news in denver. >> mia grandy, reporting from the khou11 news studio in houston. >> i'm rick folba

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ce spring.serve chair jerome federal reserve cha powell said today the relief bill would be very good the economy. >> we know there are small businesses all over the country that have been basically unable to really function. and they are just hanging on. >> reporter: the bill should include about $300 billion worth of relief for those small businesses. it would also extend the extend theratorium and student eviction moratorium loan forbearance. tonight, norah, leadership aides are working feverishly on the fine print of this bill. they are hoping to pass it into law by this weekend. >> o'donnell: many hoping for that. nancy cordes, thank you. chilling details were revealed >> chilling details were re in an alleged plot for a 9/11- style attack on the u.s. a kenyan man pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges this morning in new york city. federal prosecutors say that cholo abdi abdullah was a member of the terror group al shabaab and trained as a pilot with plans to hijack a plane and fly it into a building in the u.s. abdullah was arrested last year in the philippines. some news comi

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