christina is in belgium's central university hospital. christina:'tis the season. are more masks than santa hats. another year, another variant, another covid christmas. at this hospital in the belgian city of liege, they are not sure how long it will be better this time around. >> this hospital was overwhelmed with covid-19 patients this time last year. summa icu patients had to be airlifted to neighboring germany. the situation is under control for now, but the staff here are bracing for omicron. this is the covid ward. staff hope for the best, but they are preparing for the worst. keeping a nervous eye on omicron infection numbers. >> we are hoping that it won't be too strong, because we know that we don't have all the stuff we would need if it was very big . christina: health workers have had a grueling couple of years. the uncertainty is making it difficult to make a cope. >> i don't see that people, nurses or doctors, are afraid. they are more anxious that this might go on forever, that this repetition just will not stop. in the end, one variant chases the la

christina: not based on voter fraud, no.christina cassidy, an exhausted piece of reporting from the associated press. thank you very much. christina: thank you. ♪ judy: and now we turn to the analysis of brooks and capehart, david brooks and jonathan capehart, colonists for the washington post. hello, gentlemen -- colonists for the washington post. hello, gentlemen. ap 11 reporters, they spent months working on -- working on this. 300 some odd election officials, not even close to a chance that there would have been a change in the election result. >> right, and i love how she emphasized 470 five potential cases of voter fraud out of millions of votes cast. and what that says is this is more evidence that the big lie is indeed a big lie. there was no massive voter fraud in the 2020 election. even the person who is in charge of election security in the trump administratio said the 2020 election was the safest in american history. and so whether this makes a difference, i don't know. in the short-term. but i do know in the lon

hi there , christina. yeah, by this time tomorrow, we will have some very heavy rainfall, some strong, gusty winds as well. it's kind of a long term deal. not only me your sunday but also into your monday and more rank clouds into next week. so the pattern definitely changing the key concerns with his first atmospheric river kind of. kind of combined with the front will lead to roadway, flooding the possibility some rockslides and debris flow strong winds with the possibility of some power outages. as you just heard. you can see the rainfall timing. this is into your sunday and really picks up sunday evening and early monday morning, probably earlier, though, for the north bay and then monday morning, still some pretty steady to heavy rainfall and gradually backing off into the afternoon hours, but we can actually have some more thunderstorms. into monday's while the rain backs off monday , we could actually have some heavier downpours if a thunderstorm develops when advisory for pm sunday until seven a.m.

christina? >> reporter: that's right, jericka. if you remember, back in november, progressive house democrats only agreed to support that bipartisan infrastructure bill because they were promised the white house and senator manchin from west virginia could reach a deal on a larger social spending measure. now, their leverage is gone and so, it seems, is that deal. >> this is a no on this legislation. i have tried everything i know to do. >> reporter: after months of negotiations with the white house and other democrats on the president's nearly $2 trillion build back better bill, west virginia senator joe manchin says he's out. >> if i can't go home and explain it to the people of west virginia, i can't vote for it. >> reporter: but today, it's the white house demanding an explanation. saying manchin's comments this morning, quote, are at odds with his discussions this week with the president, with white house staff, and with his own public utterances. with a razor-thin majority in the senate and no republican support, manchin's d

cbs's christina ruffini is at the hite house tonight. christina how is the white house responding to the surge in cases? >> the president will be making a speech on tuesday, laying out the white house's response to the new covid variant. the president will paint a stark picture on what life could be like for unvaccinated americans. >> what does the congress adjournment mean for america? >> lifersing it its accomplishments the next year, 70% of the country vaccinated and moderate economic growth. the hallmark of legislationthe president wanted passed is stalled in the senate and that body adjourned today for the holiday weekend. that means it won't be happening before new year. >> oliver: christina ruffini at the white house, thank you. >>> thank you. >>> the ceos of the four biggest airlines testified together, that hasn't happened in years. included southwest ceo gary kelly, who appeared mask mtion,. >> sitting side by side, as senators fired questions. >> will we ever be able to get on an airplane without masks? >> i think the case is

thank you, christina. go ahead. how do you say christina? there were also people not only from the bayer people who used to work in the bay area who actually flew back into town to be here for this service, so it was. it was truly an outpouring locally and regionally for kevin machito, so he will be missed, jessie. thank you, kevin. does she just killer is still on the loose, but police have been looking for this car seen leaving the area of the shooting . it is a white 2000 and 4 to 2000 and eight accurate tl with his son roof. and without a front license plate. there's a reward of $38,500 for any information that may lead to an arrest in this case, and we have more on kevin initiatives memorial service on our website . you can go to ktvu .com and find that information on our homepage. the fda today made another large group of people 16 and 17 year olds eligible for the pfizer vaccine booster shot. the question is, will there be enough vaccine to serve them? in addition to the vast population that's already eligible for those additional dos

christina. >> reporter: good evening.esident said these states and communities will have anything they need from the federal government. so far only hard-hit kentucky requested national guard troops and made an emergency declaration. more could follow. the president says he plans to visit the storm damage when it's safe to do so and wouldn't be in the way. >> o'keefe: christina, the president hinted on how the u.s. might respond to a potential russian invasion of ukraine? >> reporter: that's right, the president said there would be severe economic consequences. we've heard that before, but he went a step further and said if president putin ventures into ukraine the u.s. will send troops into the eastern flank, all the countries where we have a sacred obligation to defend them against an attack from russia. that's not to say american forces would be sent into ukraine but might be needed to bolster american allies in europe. ed. >> o'keefe: christina, thank you. one person was killed and five rescued in an avalanche at the

it midler, joni ll warren michaels christina diaz.his includes tribute person performances by renowned artist. >> for the first time since 2019, we're back to sure this experience in this unbelievably delightful, magnificent opera house as we celebrate tonight as co-honorees in modern music. joni mitchell is one of the greatest tones of all time. christina diaz, the emmy- winning producer and writer lorne michaels. there is the beloved entertainer and human at terreon therein that midler and finally, the songwriter, producer, berry gordy. >> that is a very special night for me. berry gordy is getting the award. he is my best friend. i think it is long overdue. >> i'm hoping that right now, you know -- >> i'm still in a state of exhilaration. it's a wonderful, wonderful tribute. >> everyone here is honoring everyone here tonight. i mean joni is joni. her songs are part of my dna. i love them for so long. ♪i am on my feet close mac. >> this is the highest honor i can think of for my craft. >>i am veryproud of lorne for having built some

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cbs's christina ruffini is at the white house for us tonight, christina, good evening. >> good evening, meg. that's right, russian state media said today about 10,000 russian forces, many of which were deployed near the border with ukraine have been returned to their homebases. this could help de-escalate tensions in the region however it st only a fraction of the estimated 780,000 to about 100,000 troops russia has in the area. in an interview staiped last week but aired today on "face the nation" margaret brennan asked the vice president if war in europe was eminent? -- imnentd. >> we are having direct conversations with russia. we are very clear that russia should not invade the sovereignty of ukraine. that we must stand up and we are standing up for its territorial integrity. we are working with our allies in that regard. >> the vice president also echoed what president biden has said and that moscow would face unprecedented sanctions should vladimir putin choose to invade his neighbor. this comes after weeks of back and forth between nato and mass cow, between the kremlin and the

. >> yuccas: cbs' christina ruffini covers foreign affairs and the white house. christina,s what is the white house doing to try to head off a potential international security crisis? >> reporter:y, just a little while ago the white house released this statement saying the two presidents will have a phone call tthat's president biden and president putin on friday. he will reaffirm u.s. support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of that country. now, a spokesperson for the national security council said they are deeply concerned by evidence that russia is stepping up its planning for military action in ukraine, possibly by early next year. and an administration official tells cbs news russia intends to me believize twice the number of troops into that contested eastern region of ukraine. now, remember, russia has held parts of that country since 2014 when it annexed crimea. the secretary of defense, lloyd austin, was also asked today what the u.s. would do since ukraine is not a member of nato if russia invades further? he said he didn't want to specula

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joining us now is christina greer, a socialite professor at former university.daniels, white house correspondent for politico an msnbc political analysts. we i haven't even started and i'm already -- okay look. what is up with republicans? they seem unclear about how the work. they have rudy giuliani, we trump calling ukraine, being put on speakerphone, christina, what's up with them? >> you know, jonathan, it would be laughable if [inaudible] an office didn't have a possibility of becoming a senator and shifting the power of the senate to the republican party. he is just completely not capable of this job. and we see more and more each election cycle who just wake up and brush their teeth and say, i should be a senator, i should be governor because i have money. they don't understand policy. they don't understand politics. it would be interesting to see if doctor else really does run to the right and become this mega sweetheart. in the past, he has said that he has rejoiced when sean hannity asked him about it. he couldn't really give an answer. that is pretty

>> christina ruffini, thank you.he "cbs overnight news" will be >>> it was a white christmas in some parts of the country. in nevada, a massive storm pounded reno and lake tahoe. a 70-mile stretch of interstate 80 was shut down by whiteout conditions. and more snow is on the way, up to 2 to 3 feet by tuesday. minnesota was also socked by a heavy christmas day storm the interstate shut down for more than two hours on saturday. many injuries were reported. >>> and in northern california, a state trooper had a narrow escape with some runaway wildlife there was no corralling this charging bull that was threatening traffic. the officer took a deep breath, as you can see right here, and avoided injury, as did the bull. thank goodness. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so puffs plus lotion rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion, puffs bring soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ facing expensive vitamin c creams w

cbs' christina ruffini is with us, where the fellow democrat, christina. >> reporter: that's right, jerickaou remember back in november, progressive democrats only agreed to support that bipartisan infrastructure bill, because they were promised could reach a deal on the larger social spending measure. now their leverage is gone and so it seems is that deal. >> this is a no on this legislation, i have tried everything i know to do. >> reporter: after months ofat negotiations with the with white house and other democrats, on the president's nearly $2 trillion build back better bill, west virginia senator joe manchin says he's out. >> if i can't go home and explain it to the people of west virginia i can't vote for it. >> but today, white house says manchin's comments are at odds with the comments of the 2 president with the white house staff and with his own public utterances. manchin is obstructing the president's agenda. >> reporter: but vermont senator bernie sanders said they should put it to vote anyway. >> we are dealing with mr. manchin for month after month after month but if he does

drawings that he did himself, he actually drew them himself, from black and white and myself and christinaon, turns us all into stuff and then myself and christina and another person, the picture editor decided on all of the picture so i was involved in every aspect of the book and diagrams, some of them are my original ones and images so it's really merging it of his experience and my experience of the last 70 years and he started about in 1946. >> yes it really is a gorgeous book to holden and even just to look through it is quite remarkable in thinking that you deliver good job on v this third edition. >> so this can quickly to samantha, you or your book draws heavily on you personally experience right, notably time spent in post- katrina new orleans it istr a teenager can u tell us about how those experiences informed your career path and what drew you to the places that are suffering from disasters like this. >> yeah so think you for having me and as i mentioned a month i did work in post- christina and i grew up in maine but i had gone down to see a disaster of flooding and did just

christina has more in los angeles. christina, nothing says merry christmas like a pickax. what is going on? >> i know. it is a shame to see that. there has been no stop to the brazen theft and robbers in the bay and l.a. area peer take a look at this disturbing video again. a woman carrying a big pickax, taking her time, walking around a rite aid store in venice, cussing people out as she shoplift's wednesday afternoon. she allegedly stopped her basket with bottles of liquor and threatened employees to try to take away. no one was hurt by the pickax willing woman. at this point, she has not been arrested. this homeless man, 21-year-old simon lopez, already had a warrant out for his arrest when he was taken into police custody on monday. he's accused of kidnapping, domestic violence, and engaging in intercourse with a minor. police say he was in a romantic relationship with a minor, younger than 15 years old. but, glendale police say that due to l.a. county's emergency $0 bail order, the d.a.'s office recommended bail be set at $0 for lopez. fox news reached out to the d.a.

i'm andre scene and i'm christina rendon.g happened around four this morning on 14th and castro streets at this time, police say there is not evidence of a hate crime. live coverage now from creative use amber lead oakland after talking to people who knew the victim, amber. christina friend tells me she's devastated by the loss advocates say discrimination against transgender people often puts their lives at risk. nick i was released. we she was a happy if i'm person, ashley banks tells me she is sad that mckay david of hayward, a friend that she considered to be a sister was shot and killed in west oakland early friday morning. i was devastated when i count out. i'm not going to news police say, just after four a.m. officers responded to a shooting on castro street and found acai transgender woman suffering from a gunshot wound. she died at the scene. police say at this point , there is no evidence of a hate crime. i know it was some type of physical altercation. that led to my sister getting shot in her head. banks tells me

i'm christina radom and i'm jana katsuyama in for andre senior. $300 million to preventing and prosecuting these crimes are political reporter greg lee breaks down the numbers and the response to the plan. but we also have to recognize this moment we're in and we have to recognize people's fears and anxieties in response to a series of large scale retail thefts in the bay area and around the state. governor, newsom said the state needs to do more, flanked by attorney general rob bonta and other lawmakers at the chp headquarters in dublin, the governor rolled out a public safety budget proposal. these recent acts of retail theft and robberies and mass. mob burglaries throughout northern california can no longer be tolerated. the plan includes $255 million in grants for law enforcement to combat retail theft, 30 million for local da's to prosecute the crimes full time retail theft task

christina jenna. i certainly hope that they get some help there, and we will have a crew there tomorrow to check on them and see how things go amberleigh in san francisco tonight. thanks so much. well the effort to reopen lafayette's historic park theater cleared a major hurdle this week, the all volunteer nonprofit park theater trust says it closed escrow and now owns that 80 year old theater, which has been shuttered since 2000 and five the group now needs to secure the $5 million that are needed to renovate the 1941 llama and a landmark, organizers say, if all goes well, the theater could reopen in 2023. the coronavirus. some macron variant is now showing up in the north bay, napa sonoma and marin county is reporting first detected cases more now from ktvu deborah villalon. she's live in san rafael tonight with more death. well, christina with the holidays here and cold weat indoors . all bay area counties are preaching vaccination and boosters and macron just adds to the urgency. i'd much rather g

christina sa njuan speaking there.tjoe biden has again told russia's president, vladimir putin, that the us and its allies will respond decisively if russia further invades ukraine. this during the second call between the two leaders in less than a month amid concerns over russian troops massing at the ukrainian border. a kremlin spokesperson said that putin had made it clear that any new large—scale sanctions would be a "colossal mistake. " louisa pilbeam reports. it was the us president who made the telephone call to vladimir putin at the russian�*s request. a call between two of the world's most powerful mall — recommend that lasted 50 minutes. the white house released a statement followed the call. a senior white house official described the tone of the conversation is serious and substantive, but said the russian president had given no indication of what he will do regarding ukraine. they also said both leaders have expressed their support for diplomacy. this military activity is what sparked the telephone call st

christina sa njuan speaking there.oe biden has again told russia's president vladamir putin that the us and its allies will "respond decisively" if russia further invades ukraine. this during the second call between the two leaders in less than a month, amid concerns over russian troops massing at the ukrainian border. a kremlin spokesperson said that putin had made it clear that any new large scale sanctions would be a "colossal mista ke". louisa pilbeam reports. it was the us president who made the telephone call to vladimir putin at the russian�*s request. a call between two of the world's most powerful men that lasted 50 minutes. the white house released a statement following the call. a senior white house official described the tone of the conversation as serious and substantive, but said the russian president had given no indication of what he will do regarding ukraine. they also said both leaders have expressed their support for diplomacy. this military activity is what sparked the telephone call. russia insists

christina ruffini is there now, with more, and christina, there is a new family member. >> reporter:hat's right, there is, the president, the first lady and their new german shepherd puppy commander, on what was essentially a zoom call with armed forces members around the world. president biden said they know what it's like to be missing a member of the family during the holidays. >> jill and i know how hard it is for you, but quite frankly it's harder for your husbands, wives, moms, dads, children, to be apart or on duty during a season of togetherness and we bidens understand that. we still every once in a while look at that empty chair. >> reporter: now, this holiday like the last, has been complicated by covid-19. this time, the new variant. the white house said yesterday it is retaking back a travel ban on eight southern african countries. it will rescind it at the recommendation of the c.d.c. it says the ban gave them time to assess the new strain and determine that vaccines are effective against it. now there is some other good news out of south africa. the government there sa

christina greer, thank you, my friend. appreciate you both.recently spoke with the world food program's new goodwill ambassador, celebrity chef andrew zimmern, about the worrying rise in food insecurity right here in the u.s. and what we can do about it. it was a fascinating discussion. do not miss it. firefighter maggie gronewald knows how to handle dry weather... ...and dry, cracked skin. new gold bond advanced healing ointment. restore healthy skin, with no sticky feeling. gold bond. champion your skin. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver proble

this is the photo christina lawson shared of four men inside a white suv in a parking structure facing her vehicle. in a series of tweets she describes what she says happened. four men confronted me as i tried to get into any car to drive home. this is a second photo she shared. earlier that morning she says the men were flying a drone over her house. contra costa county supervisor says these kind of incidents seem to be happening more often. >> unfortunately we're seeing in this country this increased polarization where people are attacking others personally, they're bullying others. we're seeing that as part of information about covid, unfortunately. >> lawson says the men told her they're with america's front line doctors, anti-vaccine group. we reached out to them and received no response. according to walnut creek, police did come to the parking garage and interviewed everyone involved. at the time they found no evidence of a crime and left. but they do say they're classifying it as a suspicious circumstance. dr. richard penn issued a state denouncing the incident and is calling f

jon: christina coleman live in los angeles. thanks christina.te house officials have raised concerns about russia potentially invading ukraine early as next month russian president putin and biden expected to talk next week as tensions continue to rise secretary of defense lloyd austin spoke fox's bret baier today at the reagan defense forum. >> how concerned are you that russia this sometime not bluffing? that, in fact, they will invade ukraine? >> we'll remain focused on this, bret they've invaded before and so -- as we look at the numbers of forces that are in the border region, as we look at some of the things that are occurring in the information space as we look at what's going on in the cyberdomain, it really raises our concern. >> madeleine rivera has been building up for weeks, mads linn. senior u.s. defense official says they're taking it seriously with nearly 100,000 russian troops stationed along ukraine eastern boarld and u.s. intelligence report shows those plans for a potential invasion early as next year could involve as many as

. >> thank you >>> as christina told you, there's no hum-bug on wall street today stocks are being bought. all of the major averages are higher, but the end of the year is a time for reflection and planning so where should you plan to invest next year joining us is simeon hyman, global investment strategist at pro shares good to have you on. a lot of people are probably sitting at home looking at finances thinking, what do i do next year. my question to you is this, what should they do next year >> well, you have to hate stocks less than you hate bonds in this environment and that's not the most ringing endorsement but the math is simple rates are really low, even with this -- and i will say the word, santa claus rally. we are trading about 22 times 2021 earnings. that's consistent historically with a 2% ten-year and we're not even at 1.5% so stocks are fairly valued. if you look back at earnings season, q3 earnings were up 40% year over year, and that wasn't even such a bad comp going back to 2019, it is almost a 35% increase so, you know, we're in a decent place for equities, they're no

christina, thank you. - react differently to the virus. i christina, thank you.ght, we're seeing — said is absolutely right, we're seeing an— said is absolutely right, we're seeing an uptake in the increase, the uptake — seeing an uptake in the increase, the uptake of young women getting vaccinated, and if pregnant women can go— vaccinated, and if pregnant women can go and — vaccinated, and if pregnant women can go and get vaccinated for covid-19 _ can go and get vaccinated for covid—19 alongside the fluid hooping cost, covid—19 alongside the fluid hooping cost. i_ covid—19 alongside the fluid hooping cost, i think that'll be such an important _ cost, i think that'll be such an important step for women to take, 'ust important step for women to take, just as _ important step for women to take, just as christina has described. professor. _ just as christina has described. professor, thanks for your time this morning. it has been really interesting talking to you. professor lucy chaplin christina, thank you for telling us what was a very personal story, and your dau

the winner of the 2021 prize for young readers is all 13 by christina. >> oh my gosh.oh my goodness. i am completely speechless and unprepared for this moment because of the amazing company that i am in, i am so honored to have shared this moment on screen with such incredible, incredible creators. i admire all of you so very much i just want to thank my editor and everyone who was watching. sherry, amy tan, so many people that i am forgetting. my agent stephanie. i have to say, hi mom. i know she is watching and this is such a special moment. i want to thank so much, every one who shared their story with me for the book. writing this book was the biggest honor of my life. i felt like every single person that i interviewed was giving me such a treasure and telling me their story. i learned so much from all of you. i learned from the boys, from all of the rescuers. most of all, i learned that human beings are capable of doing things that seem impossible. all we have to do is decide that it is important to us. i will carry that with me forever. carry that hope with me fo

christina ruffini explains. >>> this is a no on this legislation. i have tried everything i know to do. >> reporter: after months of negotiations with the white house and other democrats on the president's nearly $2 trillion "build back better" bill, west virginia senator joe manchin says he's out. >> if i can't go home and explain it to the people of west virginia, i can't vote for it. >> reporter: but it's the white house demanding an explanation saying joe manchin's comments, quote, are at odds with his discussions this week with the president, with white house staff, and with his own public utterances. with razor-thin majority in the senate and no republican support, joe manchin's defection means democrats won't be able to pass the bill. >> he has continued to move the goal post. he has never negotiated in good faith. and he is obstructing the president's agenda. >> reporter: vermont senator bernie sanders says they should put it to a vote anyway. >> we've been dealing with mr. manchin for month after month after month. if he doesn't have the co

christina coleman live in los angeles with more on this. christina.on breed says more than 700 people died due to a drug overdose last year in san francisco. they have had more than 600 overdose deaths this year alone. so she is declaring a state of emergency for the tenderloin community, a downtown neighborhood hit hard by this crisis. the mayor says the declaration will cut through bureaucracy and barriers, getting more police, social services and other resources in that area to stop the assaults, attacks, other tragic situations happening in that community. >> they shouldn't have to look over their shoulders. they shouldn't be punched in the face randomly. they shouldn't have to see some one sticking a needle in various parts of their body, laying out on the streets, wondering what can i do to help them? reporter: three days prior to breed's comments on the emergency declaration she condemned crime at another press conference, joining the growing list of democrat leaders who once wanted to defund the police but are pushing for more funding for law

christina? consumel paso that are faced with higher costs from fuel as well as hire wages and higher employee benefits. >> throughout '21 we've been is helpled by the transportation networks like the semis right f steel and aluminum -- truck and trailer prices are through the roof. >> reporter: take, for example, diesel prices that have climbed 46% in the past year but when you compare it to pre-pandemic 2019, price behind me but you have many smaller or private businesses across america, like this trucking terminal here in ela re paso, that are faced with highe payroll for wage costs from fuel, as well as higher wages and higher employee benefits. >> throughout '21, we have beeng costs or pass it on to consumers? constantly increasing prices as fuel has gone up, equipment has gone up with the shortage of steel and aluminum i mean, truck trailer prices are through the roof >> reporter: take for example, diesel prices that have climbed almost 46% in the past year but when you compare it to pre-pa

you cash back to own them, differ dividends, and who wouldn't be, these can be dividend darlings christina. is here to name names. >> that's right, brian i want to start with decent news looking at the sector on a year-to-date basis it is not the biggest loser but it has trailed the broader market and it has been a choppy year for the sector thanks to, of course, inflation and things like the infrastructure bill but, like you mentioned, we want to take a look at some of the names within the sector that could provide income for investors. we screened a group of names that have positive year-to-date performance and a dividend yield that's greater than 1.5%, because you want to fill the pockets, right here is with we found. beginning with dow, while the stock has not been a huge winner in 2021, up just about 2% this year, it does boast one of the largest dividendness the sector at almost 5% then we have a smattering of names in the 2% range, all of which are up double dig i hads in 2021. international flavors and fragrances outperformed the sector and broader s&p, up 35% this year, and will e

christina marinakis, nice to have you with me.ind the concept around consulting with the jury absolutely fascinating. give me a sense of -- of how the process works. dr. marinakis: oftentimes, when i speak to juries after the trial, they are like why me, why did you pick me? and i say i did not choose you. there's many ways that jurors can be dismissed, whether it's through personal hardship, because they can't serve on a trial of that length. or it could be for potential bias, because they have strong feelings about the case that they can't set aside. soledad: what do you look for in a juror, like once you get through hardship, and people who are clearly biased and have to go? dr. marinakis: we're trying to find out who are actually the worst jurors for us. the idea that you actually want to hide your best jurors, it's almost counterintuitive. you don't want to identify who your best jurors are. because then the other side is just going to get rid of them. so we go into a jury selection, you need to have in your mind, what is the

." >>> i'm christina ruffini in washington. thanks for staying with us. are now just two shopping days until christmas. and if you haven't finished your holiday shopping, well, you might be out of luck. and you're not alone. one poll found americans are planning to spend just under $900 on christmas gifts this year, but only a third say they got an early start on that shopping. that will be driving a lot of people into the malls today and tomorrow. janet shamlian braved the crowds for this report. >> reporter: many last-minute shoppers are now hearing these words. "out of stock." >> there's a lot of us explaining to people that you know, we don't have a lot of what they might be looking for. >> reporter: this is houston's fundamentally toys. where supply chain issues mean many of manager cliff moss's orders never arrived. >> there's a lot of things that we're expecting, that were expected two months ago. we get e-mails daily about, you know, sorry, it's still in the water. >> reporter: despite the backlog the national retail federation expects record grow

christina cassidy, thank you so much for joining us.nd wide-ranging effort that you and your colleagues made. what, there were you and ten other reporters? you talked to, what, 340 election officials across these states. what were you trying to find out? >> heading into the november 3 election, we were certainly aware about various statements being made about voter fraud. we were also aware that academic studies had shown that it was exceptionally rare. but once november 3rd happened and we saw everything that happened since, we decided at the a.p. that we wanted to go to the source. we wanted to look for the voter fraud, and we wanted to identify what voter fraud had occurred-- what potential voter fraud had occurred, in the november 3rd election. and so, we embarked on this reporting effort, that involved reporters in six states, the six states that were disputed by president trump and his allies. and we went to the local election officials, and we asked them to identify for us any potential instances of voter fraud that they had flag

christina: i do. think it will be a combination of monetary and fiscal stimulus that helps the chinese economy stimulate in 2022, and i think we are likely to see fewer regulations. we saw a lot of regulatory actions directed at reform in 2021. i think we are going to see less of that in 2022, and that should be another positive catalyst for china equities. but for developed markets, i think what we are going to see is more of a convergence of asset classes forget that typically is the case when we enter a slowdown phase of the economic cycle. it is nothing to be scared of, but i do think we will see more muted stock market returns. dani: in terms of china, we saw the golden dragon china index, the adrs listed in the u.s., return 9.4% yesterday, their biggest gain since 2008. of course, it is still very far off the highs. his china tech a place that interest you? -- is china tech a place that interests you? kristina: absolutely. china still has policy goals that are part of its common prosperity solut

christina coleman fox news. new reservoir in the south bay with a vote by the state water commission. the santa clara valley water district wants to replace the pacheco reservoir along highway 1 52, east of gilroy, with a much larger facility. that new reservoir could store more than 140,000 acre feet of water at a cost of $2.3 billion. the vote today means the project is still eligible for nearly $500 million in state funding. there are still many environmental and funding hurdles left to clear, though valley water told the board today they hope to start construction in early 2025 parents, students and teachers are bracing for big cuts to san francisco public schools next year. hundreds of teachers, parents and students all rallied outside of the board of education building. last night, the board voted for plan that includes $90 million in cuts, 50 million from school sites and 40 million from central services such as rotc in college prep for underserved youth. the district says it faces a projected $125 millio

christina?s helpled by the transportation networks like the semis right behind me but you have many smaller or private businesses across america, like this trucking terminal here in el paso, that are faced with higher costs from fuel, as well as higher wages and higher employee benefits. >> throughout '21, we have been constantly increasing prices as fuel has gone up, equipment has gone up with the shortage of steel and aluminum i mean, truck trailer prices are through the roof >> reporter: take for example, diesel prices that have climbed almost 46% in the past year but when you compare it to pre-pandemic 2019, prices are up 6% while private workers' hourly pay increased almost 5% just this past year alone, a recent survey finds that companies still plan to set aside another 3.9% of their total payroll for wage increases next year that's the biggest bump since the great financial crisis as fuel and wages continue to climb, private businessowners are faced with a dilemma do they lose money absor

her own home, follow her to work christina lawson is the former mayor of walnut creek and she says she will not be intimidated. kron four's. gayle ong has that story. on monday, the president of california's medical board says she was stopped at her walnut creek home and later at her office in a series of tweets christina lawson described what happened? >> she shared this photo of a white suv parked in front of her in a parking garage at work. she says 4 men jumped out of the suv with cameras and confronted her lawson says the men identified themselves as members of the organization. america's frontline doctors. a group known to criticize the covid-19 vaccine and is under investigation by congress for allegedly spreading disinformation about the coronavirus and unproven treatments. lawson says the group told law enforcement they wanted to interview her knon 4 reached out to america's frontline doctors but have not heard back in a second photo. she took a picture of the same vehicle parked outside her home that morning. another tweet reads in part to start the day. the group park their

yes christina. hello speaking of the calm before the storm, get a load of this sunset over san francisco this evening. what a beautiful sky out there. these high clouds coming in ahead of the storm that is going to again bring us a soaking several inches of rainfall expected. all said and done. here's a look at the system that ridge of high pressure that has been locked over the west coast. is finally breaking down and you can see we have a little bit of wet weather over the pacific northwest. this is going to take another 24 hours or so before finally reaches us. we're looking at a dry saturday before the system arrives on sunday. it's going to tap into that atmospheric river that we see come. there are way from time to time, and with that it is expected to bring anywhere from two inches of rainfall to areas over the south bay. 25 inches in the north bay and even more than that, in our hills and our coastal range, perhaps up to 18 inches of rainfall. meanwhile the sierra is going to get some much n

christina coleman live in los angeles with more. hi, christina.o bay. that is in along the san francisco coast in san luis obispo county. the harbor patrolled pulled in to at sis. i spoke to the director of the harbor patrol. the victim was 31 years old. >> our hearts go out to family and friends. it is terrible every day but at christmas our hearts are broken. i hope they get think it okay. reporter: 25 to 30 people were within a mile where the victim was found. fortunately no one else was hurt. they did not release details on the injuries but they said the bite was consistent with a shark. when they reached the boogie board he was deceased. authorities encourage people to be aware of their surroundings in the water. >> be aware of signs that there may be some sort of activity. these sharks, if it was a great white probably looking for seals. that is typically their food source. and there is plenty of seals around here. and when seals congregate you see birds crashing on the water, potentially bait jumping. when you see those sorts of things, tim

and christina and jane, a picture editor decided on the pictures. so i was basically involved in every aspect of the book. a couple of the diagrams are my original ones, beautiful images. so, it's a -- it's really a merging of his experience and my experience over the last 70 years and not -- not my experience of 70 years, but he started in about 1946. >> and it really is a gorgeous book to hold and even just flip through, quick remarkable. i think you did a very good job on this third edition. let's go quickly, samantha. your book draws heavily on your personal experience, right? notably time spent in post katrina new orleans as a teenager. can you tell us how those experiences informed our career path and what drew you to places that are suffering from disaster look this? >> yes, thanks for having me, i, as you mentioned, started changing after work in katrina. i grew up in maine, but gone down after the flood to just do volunteer work and when i got there i was completely-- by the scope and scale of destruction there, i'd never seen anything clos

christina the parents are said to be remorseful now. deborah villalon reporting live for us signing quarter. madeira, deb. thank you. the older unified school district is alerting parents about its upcoming deadline for student vaccinations. some schools sent out notices today outlining the options from the school district. they say, oh, usd now requires all students, 12 years and older to be fully vaccinated as of january. 1st 2022 documentation of the vaccination must be submitted to the students school. families who decide against the shots and wish to choose distance learning must request a transfer to an independent study program. the element of county health department says they have identified five cases of the omicron fire. ant officials say all five people are mildly symptomatic. the county says. those are all tied to 12 people who came down with covid 19. all of them were linked to one person who had traveled to an out of state wedding on november 27th. and that person reportedly also traveled internationally. all 12 people we

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really soon, christina can member for the german parliament for the free democrats speaking to me. a little earlier. will forty's in columbia have rescued a red, big cat that might not have otherwise survived. vents have been working around the clock, tennessee albino jagger room d, come back to health jagger. randi j here run these rather are a type of human native to north and south america. but this is thought to be the 1st albino of its kind to be found in columbia. since the chances of survival in the wild limited, she'll be transferred to a conservation park once she's received full medical care. and that's your needs for this al, but states you dw business with rob watts is coming up after a short break. i'll be back at the top of the out with more news headlines, but will leave you now with some images from china ahead of the beijing winter olympics. where enthusiasm for winter sports has hit an all time high. hm. ah ah several did in the right wing extremist, so when i tried to progress and again, well, my company rate and burned in south africa, people with disabilities m

christina. that alright, mark. thanks.nks everybody for champagne, a champagne, champagne with a packet of splenda in it. you know what i call this drink? a waste of champagne? no. a dr. cooper. because... he's also sweet and bubbly. all right. a... a toast to sheldon and amy and the publication of your super-asymmetry paper. we are so proud of you guys. cheers. thanks. yay. boom. ooh! that is phd-licious. so, have you guys gotten any feedback yet? well, there are some comments online, but we haven't read them. we decided we don't care what people say about our work. penny: good for you. people online can be so mean. i posted a picture of myself on instagram, and some jerk said i looked so skinny i might disappear.

and another person, turned this all into sort of a thing and then myself and christina and james thender decided on all of the pictures. and a couple of the diagrams are my original ones and some of the images. it's really emerging of the experiences in my experiences over the last 70 years. and he started back in 1946. >> it really is a gorgeous book to hold them in just a look through it's quite remarkable and i think you did a very good job on this third edition. and can we go to samantha, you or your book on your personal experience, notably time spent in new orleans as a teenager, can you tell us about how those experiences informed your career path what drew you to places that are suffering from disaster like this. >> so yes, i started to do disaster work ande i grew up in maine but i had gone down to the city after the flood does to volunteer and when i got there, i was just completely blown away by the scale of destruction they are i had never been anything close to it before it is really struck by how long it would take and how many people would need to be involved in that r