thank goodness, there's christy. she lives around the corner and is a long time member of the project. a. she and sophie our roots, trusted assistance. chrissy dials and the sound. everything should feel just like it will let the concert on sunday. i suggest yeah, definitely definitely experience a whole mixture of different things because as i'm you know, off i can watch propagation. so this is the one so it's kinda cool. christie has been playing music all her life. christie has been playing music all her life. she fairly survived the serious accident when she was 13. her face and body were badly burnt. i suppose news, it was kind of my escape from day to day reality because my visible difference, i thought, believes a lot when i was at school so use it was kind of my go to place to feel better when i'm seeing my boat and started my so, you know, and i've had that experience a few times, some people, when i've signed in bands years ago, uh, they've come up and they're like, wow, you know how to really bad day. but

the jamal family is, ma'am, and i have christie and an s no religious group. based in lebanon, but with a global diaspora means grandfather talked to, i mean, jeremiah, was a permanent political activist in the early 20th century huckabee and the number of 3 that's many, most of that the lot in the english. i had had the last many, let's see in my veins at the doctor. i mean, you may have a whole shift. you'll see if will share who is sufficient i, you can the model for also at the cc. you don't even have an in, on to say really say, very executable community. if he didn't in the okay that the cmc will see mean usual mental bus the what am i sitting in the room just amazing and then uh be, are some you decide that even push it a little for us at the is it the whole book to the shifting, so if you made a little lower base the whole fee, it almost said well as old the a $3.00 button a fee most of the month, sort of the fact that we have to have some your past advocate send me a soft gosh. you know and get all of a sudden seeing the visual you lived in. well, uh,

here is a launch the christy an area of the roof. it's also where the memory night, because i potty had its headquarters when the lebanese civil war broke out in april 1975. from here, she is a mile developed and expanded the right wing, christie and militia. under his control, it busily opposed the presence and by roots of sciences, from the palestine liberation organization. the p l. o. the christine militia sold the pillow presents as breaching lebanon sofa to the fellow, however, had the support of the arab nationalist from the lebanese muslim, andrew was malicious. the result was the brutal 50 in the civil, the elated by those things. how are you? i'm not selling this selection is unique tentatively seen anything like for an old person, but they were instrumental in helping the president when the election, driven by still interested play is fast with their after non profits for people susceptible to government control. this type again, and it's designed to inflame and defense the way that the story is being told. it's not right.

from here, she is a mile developed and expanded the right wing, christie and militia. under his control, it basically oppose the presence and by roots of sizes from the palestine liberation organization. the p l. o. the christine militia sold the pillow presents as breaching lebanon sofa to the fellow, however, had the support of the arab nationalist from the lebanese muslim, andrew was malicious. the result was the brutal 50 in the civil, the over 27000 harrowing photographs as an attempt to wait until they can do that task . the evidence in this case is frankly even stronger than that that we had against the nazis of nuremberg. in the 1st of a 2 part series. out of 0 photos, powerful cases of all crimes against civilians allegedly killed by the syrian government. with photographic evidence, from the seas of files to the lost souls of syria, on al jazeera, lebanon, still bears the wounds of past wars roll and on hills for deck. now, there are new ones, every neighborhood, and very rude seems to have a ground 0. there are countless bond sites like this one in communiti

from here, she is a mile developed and expanded the right wing, christie and militia. under his control, it busily opposed the presence and by roots of sciences, from the palestine liberation organization. the p l. o. the christine militia sold the pillow presents as breaching lebanon sofa to the fellow, however, had the support of the arab nationalist from the lebanese muslim, andrew was malicious. the result was the brutal 50 in the civil the, the record numbers of chinese asylum seekers are traveling to the us. that's double many take a dangerous route through loss in america. a gang of people points to the gun on the 1st of a 2 part investigation. 11 east meets the chinese, my friends risk and you know, the american dream on out to 0 over 27000 furrowing photographs as kimberly, until they can do that to us. the evidence in this case is frankly even stronger than that that we had against the nazis at nuremberg. in the 1st of a 2 part series out to 0 photos, powerful cases of all crimes against civilians allegedly kills by the syrian government. with photographic ev

has been playing music all her life. christie has been playing music all her life. she fairly survived the serious accident when she was 13. her face and body were badly burnt. i suppose news, it was kind of my escape from day to day reality because my visible difference, i thought, believes a lot when i was at school. so music was kind of my go to place to feel better when i'm thinking about and starting my to, you know, and i've had that experience a few times. some people, when i've signed in bands years ago, uh they've come up and they're like, wow, you know how to read it bad day, but just listening to saying, made me feel really, really good and thank you for that. not if we go down here, is it the rehearsal rooms, all the rehearsal rooms. it's got different colors to them. and the 1st one is the all being true and not. and also we have all the post is of everything that's happening. the unglamorous projects, as we saw it here. each band progressed as it went from room to room, orange green blue until it finished in the black room. the one with the real stage,

and could christy, a freeland, be a potential arrival for true joe, going forward? yeah, well so she, she is, she has resigned from cabinet but she has not resigned her seat. and she said that she is going to run again, which may set up her eventual launch into a run for the, for the liberal leader. so you, you might say, i'm not sure rival is the right word because it's widely expected that after the next election, justin trim gold, we'll step down as liberal leader and certainly is expected to lose. and so he would step as prime minister as well the canadian public would ensure that. and so it is expected that she may run to replace him. but again, mark carney, who uh who, who is, has, has all kinds of credibility when it comes to economic management is also expected to be a strong contender to replace justin true to. so it's, it's hard to say at this point, but the fact that she will now be on the back bench and not on the front bench and cabinet. um, will be interesting to watch how she, how she plays this going forward. there was a super interesting talking to

attorney, chris christie. after looking more closely at why kushner might have turned down the plum gig in order to not have to testify. chris christie discovered that not only did kushner funnel a suspicious amount of money to mcgreevey's campaign the way he had donated to certain campaigns was illegal. >> if you are corrupting our political system, this office will bring you to justice. >> charlie kushner violated fundamental principles of political giving. he would give money in the names of other people. if you are jim mcgreevey and you want money, this is a very beneficial practice because it wasn't just the money that he could give, but the money that he could mobilize on someone's behalf. that made him particularly attractive to people running for office. >> he also secretly used partnership funds for political contributions, and when his siblings, including brother murray kushner, found out that their money was being used to fund politicians without their consent, they started cooperating with chris ch

bill's village is a facebook group christie started.was hoping to find just a few volunteers to keep an eye out for bill when he's walking. >> and within days it exploded. >> caught on really quick. >> now everyone's competing to give mr. bill a ride. >> so people are just driving around the streets looking for him? >> pretty much. just like where's waldo but where's mr. bill. yeah. >> reporter: in fact, here comes one now. >> hey, mr. bill. do you need a ride to walmart? >> certainly. >> come on. hop on in. >> reporter: after we first told the story the mr. bill's village facebook group grew to nearly 7,000 members with posts like "i just saw mr. bill walking. let us know where you are. i'll get him." >> you always get picked up now? >> pretty much. >> and it's always somebody different? >> it's never the same person from one day to the next. >> it's amazing. >> there's a lot of good people in this world, all over the place. you know. >> reporter: and on that note here's one more good person. chris puckett is a car dealer. he wanted to

all right, christy. so lots of excitement here. uh, vivian. sasa, one of the droves of fans, tens of thousands that are going to be packing the stage here at iconsiam to see a whole bunch of entertainment and their big headliner tonight. lisa, coming up soon. >> well, the party is happening there in bangkok. i cannot believe you're talking to lisa. you got to ask her about white lotus because she's starring in the next season. we'll talk again soon. now. meanwhile, in new york, preparations are underway for the city's legendary new year celebrations. that's where we have julia chatterley at the marriott marquis and julia here in asia. look, we got to. we got lisa from blackpink. but it all culminates with the climax, which is the ball drop there in times square. >> it absolutely does. and i'll tell you what, i am so excited. it almost feels like midnight already. and i've been here since the small hours of this morning. i'll tell you a secret. this is my first time in times square for new year's eve. i've watched it on the television. normally

christie was cheering. she had an apartment. i was 19 and she had 18. hey, i've got a great idea. let's get married. really, because i was homeless and she had an apartment, but i knew i was going to marry her anyway. the crazy lady actually agreed to that. i had no job. she was making minimum wage. i was making seven dollars an hour when we got married. june 14 in 1997. august of 1997, i gave my heart to her. september -- yeah, thank you. [applause] september of that year, whatever the tuesday was after labor day, i just turned 20, she just had her 19th birthday. my dad came to me and said i am done. you can have the company or we are, closing it down up to you. i was 20 years old, we were married. we needed a job. only had a few employees there. i said yes. for the next three years, christie and i worked for three years straight and only had one day off, february 15 of 1998. for three years, we worked to build that company. that company grew and grew. by the time it was three years out, we got ourselves out of debt. things were moving pretty well. we started growing the company,

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in pennsylvania. >> horrible, chris christie, that awful bridgegate scandal, wray w was the lawyer forwatch his testimony in front of congress any dime, he will not answer questions. he refuses to answer, how dare he say trump didn't get hit by a bullet or shrapnel. from heaven. >> teleprompters, were in tact, fbi director just throwing it out there, when you invade someone's home like wray invaded mar-a-lago, i think if you invade his home and he becomes president, you will not keep your job. larry: but for what purpose, they never had a case, wray doing bidding of merrick garland justice department, and one joseph biden, come on. for what purpose? did we go through all of this weaponizing and lawfare. >> that is why kash patel is coming in, he was victimized by that very same institution, he will run it, a pattern with trump cabinet, if you are a victim of a institution, guess what you get to run it and reform it, a beautiful thing. larry: beautiful. >> mark simon, all of president trump's nom's getting through. >> all of them, a smear campaign on pete hegseth, you can't find anythin

governor christie, look. you know what it's like to be part of donald trump's inner circle. you were in the inner, inner circle 2016 through 2020, but i want to ask you about musk. he's practically moved into mar-a-lago, and my first question to you is, this is the wealthiest guy in the world. what is in it for him? why has he become so attached to trump? >> it's hard for folks to understand how intoxicating this can be for some people, but for elon musk, he doesn't stand in front of 20,000 people and have them chant his name. no matter how rich he is, which is what was happening to him on the campaign trail. >> jonathan: unless he's with trump. >> that's right. on a regular basis in front of trump's crowds and i'll tell you a quick story about donald trump himself in 2016, experiencing this for the first time. i was on the plane with him, and he would typically have this box of documents from trump tower from the real estate business that his body guy, keith, would bring to him once the plane took off, and trump opened the box, looked at a couple of the pages and he turned

christie smith, nbc, bay area news. now to a hazy start to the weekend.ome parts of the bay area experiencing outright unhealthy air. this is what it looked like this afternoon in san francisco. you see, the you can make out the dirty air hovering around the city there. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda, who is tracking the air quality right now. rob. yeah. and that is what you mentioned. it's not fog. it is smoke pollution trapped under strong high pressure. and we've been seeing it throughout the day, especially around the central bay. high pressure on top. and that smoke trapped below. now, typically this time of year, this warmer air at the surface will rise like a hot air balloon, straight on up. and away from the ground. but when you get strong high pressure, that puts a layer of warm air on top, which is like a lowering ceiling. so now all of that smoke just gathers up below that inversion layer. if the warmer air above and then you get the unhealthy air like we've been seeing around the bay area, right now

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc, bay area news. well, more workers have walked off the job tonight. that amazon strike continues during the height of the holiday delivery rush. it is day three. this morning, workers at a prominent unionized warehouse in new york also joined that strike. the teamsters union announced the strike thursday at seven facilities in california, illinois, georgia and new york. both delivery drivers and workers are demanding higher pay and better working conditions. all they care about is their bottom line. so you know they're worried about it costing them money. we're going to cost the money anyway. we create their wealth. we are the labor. we are amazon. the teamsters say nearly 10,000 amazon workers have joined the union, but amazon says only about 1% of its workforce are union members. amazon says the strike will have little impact on its operations, not just the holiday delivery rush. the holiday travel rh is on as well, big time. a live look at sfo. a little dreary looking, but flights are still coming

a guy named chris christie. >> it was so obvious he had to be prosecuted.a guy hires a prostitute to seduce his brother-in-law and videotapes it and sends a videotape to his sister to attend to intimidate her to testify before a grand jury, do i need any more justification? i mean, it's one of the most loathsome, disgusting crimes are prosecuted when i was u.s. attorney. >> you heard all of their right. if it was a lot to take in, let me lay it out. in 2003 when the federal grand jury investigation of kushner began, that grand jury got evidence from two key witnesses. kushner's sister and his sister's husband when he pled guilty, kushner acknowledged she arranged to have a prostitute seduce his brother- in-law in a motel room in new jersey where video cameras were installed. the plot succeeded in mr. kushner had a videotape of the encounter sent to his own sister. yeah, it's no wonder chris christie called it one of the most disgusting crimes he prosecuted. in trump's last days of president in 2020 he gave charles kushner a presidential pardon that was crit

christie smith, nbc bay area news. and the worst was to the north of us, but plenty in the bay area felt the shaking as well. hundreds of miles away from the epicenter. this video was shot on the seventh story of an oakland building. you can see the viewers blinds swaying in the office there as the quake rolled through. okay, just a reminder, we did send out push alerts moments after the earthquake hit and again, as that tsunami warning was issued. so we were there for you. super easy. download our free nbc bay area news app. if you haven't gotten it that way, you'll get those alerts sent right to your phone. and of course, we're going to continue to follow the breaking news, bring you both updates on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. well, it was a frightening encounter in the east bay. some college students were parked by an oakland grocery store when they were robbed inside their car. they say the thieves got away in just seconds, but they've been waiting hours for police to show up. our velena jones is there at the

so the idea of israel has any sympathy for christy. i'm gonna tell you always and $0.90 a, a possible spencer. the both the christian communities is, is nonsense, and i would say i in 11 and i lived for 2 months in, inside one of the christian communities in lebanon, and nearby 10 to 15 percent of the system minority in lebanon. i would take the view, but they support is the among christians in lebanon. the vast majority of them to test as to what is the is, is doing that all the hist for historic reasons, the pockets of the, thankfully fast, the fastest christie and organizations which do support as well. but they, they up in no sense, a representative of the majority of the christian population. now there is another norman, the american la, who is it seem to expand as greatness in syria. and i'm of course, talking about turkey, which uh, you know, who is, officials are now openly discussing. i left for being a part of a oh, died grader country. um, do you think now is a good moment for the church to try to make the political fantasie

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nbc bay area's christie smith explains the goal was simple be safe just in case. but not everyone paid attention before the tsunami warning was canceled, we did see what looked like some people driving away from the coast, but we also saw some people coming here to a higher vantage point to get a look at ocean beach. yeah, i got on my phone. it's just an alert. just before 11 this morning, cell phones in san francisco began buzzing with an ominous alert a tsunami may be on the way. get to higher ground. the tsunami alert and yeah, it was kind of scary. you know, reaction was swift. in the city, first responders mobilized to clear people from the city's pacific shore, the city's rec and parks department closed the great highway for an hour, diverting all traffic inland. and the city zoo, which sits near the coast, announced it was closing, evacuating guests, securing animals and moving staff to higher ground. ian menzies was already out for the day on the way to do some hiking at land's end. when the warning was issued. i kept on walking, eventually made it down to

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc, bay area news. also in san francisco, there is a plan to make it easier to tow rvs, but that plan was rejected. tonight, the mayor is speaking out about it. mayor breed proposed the plan in september. it would have allowed the sfmta to ban rvs from parking overnight on city streets without holding a public hearing first. workers would then be able to tow those rvs if the owner refused to accept space at a shelter. the sfmta approved the plan in october, but last night the board of supervisors voted to reject it. the mayor's office released a statement saying in part, this policy would have created a stronger framework to deliver a healthier, cleaner and safer city. it's unfortunate that some of the board of supervisors rejected this policy, which means it will now remain harder for city workers to do their jobs. okay, let's take you outside and give you a live look at san francisco. that's our mobile doppler radar stormranger scanning on san bruno mountain right there. and then you can see the city

christie smith, nbc, bay area news. meanwhile, san francisco mayor elect daniel leary hasn't officially taken office, but he's already making an impact, helping end the 89 day old san francisco hotel workers strike. and we were able to find the right people to get unite to and marriott back to the negotiating table. i commend both parties unite to and marriott ownership and their representatives for coming to an agreement that is going to be really, really good for the workers and great for our tourism industry. we will have more about lowry's vision for revitalizing san francisco on monday, and you can watch the full interview on our morning news beginning at 5:00. well, some are trying to ruin the holiday cheer just one week before christmas. a neighbor in willow glen shared video with us of a line of cars vandalized overnight. here's nbc bay area's jocelyn moran with the story. if you drive through glen eerie avenue tonight, it's all about the colorful christmas lights in willow glen. but just a few blocks from here,

christie smith, nbc, bay area news. still ahead, grappling with an uncertain future. oakland has decided where it will make significant cuts to the budget, and many are sounding an alarm. we look into what's next for the city as it tries to move forward, and more and more people are turning to a popular platform to ask for financl help, where they're turning to help make ends meet. and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. after a lot of fog this morning, visibility is a lot better right now, but we'll talk more about those fog chances tomorrow morning. and also some updated rain right into chrimasst of oakland, including cuts to public safety. it's all part of a plan to try and make up the city's nearly $130 million budget deficit. nbc bay area's velena jones has a closer look at what's being cut and what it means for residents and city workers. with a vote from council, a two phase plan is officially in the works. phase one calls for two fire stations to be browned out, in addition to one that's already been closed for repairs. firefighters say this means you can ex

but all the hist for historic reasons, the pockets of the starting point, fast to fax us to christie and organizations which do support is uh, but they, they up in no sense a representative of the majority of the kristi and population. now there is another and no man, no american ally who is it seem to expand as greatness in syria. and i'm of course, talking about turkey, which uh, you know, who is, officials are now openly discussing a lot for being a part of a oh that greater country. um, do you think now is a good moment for the church to try to make the political fantasies the reality? most of us have been the, the really taking the back by the open expensive. there's a lot of both the tax and the extent to which it is um has so much of a pretending have you if you liked because he had done so much uh, apparently blood work in promoting the color stinging cause, but the exact polls put it as uh, in the background all the time. uh, he was quoting, took a expansion into syria. i don't imagine we will see any formal annexation of, of city and land by turkey. both we will see, i thin

nbc bay area's christie smith is in the city where people are cleaning up. i got the telephone alert and i assumed it was an earthquake alert, and i saw tornado. lisa fawcett did a double take just before 6:00 this morning, after the national weather service issued a tornado warning for san francisco and parts of san mateo county. then i heard a roaring sound, and i looked out the window and it was torrential rain. i went upstairs, far from the window, and the wind was so intense. her place was okay, but others weren't so lucky. during the tornado warning that came through the bay area, specifically here in san damage coming through thisrts of neighborhood. currently, we have three homes affected. we have one house that had part of the roof blown off and blown into the front of another house. san francisco fire captain jonathan baxter says fortunately, no one was hurt here, and by the early part of the day, the department had already responded to more than 120 storm related calls. baxter also received the alert after the alert came through. it can hear the r

he'd done his agatha christie. he knew who it was.or at the british museum's greece and rome department. absolutely shocking but believable. and why is it believable? well, because it made sense. it's always someone on the inside. remember that name — peter higgs. and it was my colleague who'd said to me, "ittai, you do realise, don't you, that peter higgs "is the name of the curator at the british museum?" and i remember that distinctly. my hair stood on end. i was absolutely shocked. he'd done his agatha christie. he knew who it was. peter higgs — a curator at the british museum's greece and rome department. absolutely shocking but believable. and why is it believable? well, because it made sense. it's always someone on the inside. the thief was apparently still operating within the museum walls and it was an insider — someone with access to the stores. and that was a truly scary thought. that this suggested to me that of a much larger iceberg. he gets an acknowledgement email from the british museum's deputy director, jonathan will

christie smith has all the details. reporter the dior store in san francisco was being boarded up today after a deadly shooting involving police early this morning. the man shot was suspected of hitting pedestrians while chasing a bicyclist on a san francisco sidewalk thursday evening. the suspect was driving quickly on the sidewalk, and it appeared to be chasing a person on a bicycle while doing so. there were two young women that were coming out of chipotle. one aged 18, the other age 17, that were struck by the vehicle. thankfully, they have minor injuries. kevin mcwilliams says he happened to see some of the aftermath of that initial crime, when the driver hit two teenage girls coming out of a restaurant. that end of it was was really well taken care of, and there was just weirdness going on outside. the police kept flirting up the street. police say after hitting those two teens, the driver continued chasing a man on an e-bike, ultimately ramming into him and knocking him off the bike. investigators say that victim

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc, bay area news. okay, jeff ranieri is here now to talk about. we are heading toward the weekend. this is a busy weekend for so many people. i know it's like that list, right? the list is long. it takes so long to get everything done. i know, and i feel like every time i cross something off, something else starts popping up. something else to the list. well, hopefully i'll be able to help out and get you everything you need to know about the weather as we roll through the next couple of days. whether you're right here in the bay area or you're doing traveling, we have you covered. let's go ahead and start it off with a look at our microclimate forecast. and tomorrow morning. and please be careful if you're getting an early jump on the holiday and you're getting in your car to do some sort of a road trip, we'll see more of that very dense fog, especially down the central valley on interstate five and 99. visibilities could again be less than a half mile for the bay area. it's going to be a mix. not everything you're seeing here is fog. i think the

nbc bay area's christie smith has details. boards went up today on the windows of the dior store in san francisco's union square. they're covering bullet holes left behind after a deadly shooting involving san francisco police overnight near grant and poe streets. police say this all started hours earlier when police got calls of someone driving erratically and swerving onto the sidewalk thursday evening. the suspect was driving quickly on the sidewalk, and it appeared to be chasing a person on a bicycle while doing so. there were two young women that were coming out of chipotle. one aged 18, the other age 17, that were struck by the vehicle. thankfully, they have minor injuries. kevin mcwilliams says he happened to see some of the aftermath of the initial crime, when the driver hit two teenage girls coming out of the restaurant. that end of it was was really well taken care of, and there was just weirdness going on outside. the police kept going up the street. police say after hitting those two teens, the driver continued cha

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christie smith, nbc, bay area news. the state capitol is back open after an intense morning for lawmakers. it was because of an email threat. according to information obtained by our sister station in sacramento, everyone in the capitol and nearby state buildings were ushered out and evacuated, and staffers were told to work remotely. the chp determined there was no credible threat, and our reporter in sacramento noticed people did return back to the building about four hours later. this presidential election broke records for fundraising and today we're finding out exactly where that money went. the details come from the new campaign finance reports filed with the fec. the harris campaign raised and spent roughly twice as much as president elect trump in the final days of the race, and the weeks that followed. the largest shares of both campaigns spending went on media buys and ad production. according to the reports, the harris campaign also spent more than $45 million on events, event spending for the trump campaign

vamos a escuchar a este señor christy sobre recibir el cargo del equipo. as you guys know crazy?os con las acciones desde el estanque con over do. se adelantaba el equipo canadiense, pero este chico sigue dando de qué hablar. macline cellegrini empataba las cosas en el estanque con un verdadero golazo. lamentablemente, esto no iba a ser suficiente. una nueva derrota para los sharks, que son últimos en su división. el huevo está a solo unos días y eso significa el regreso de una tradición emblemática. el desfile de las rosas. miles de voluntarios trabajaron duro este sábado en el pabellón rosemont de pasadena. estuvieron decorando docenas de carrozas con pinturas, figuras y adornándolos con flores recogidas a mano. todo para prepararlas porque van a ser juzgadas en una ceremonia. pues es mi primera vez aquí. vine con mi amiga y se me hace muy interesante como hacen las cosas y ver todo en frente de mí. este año las carrozas giran en torno al tema el mejor día de mi vida. qué tema! su intención es celebrar la positividad y la alegría y animar a los participantes a compartir sus rec

. >> yes, christy, you're exactly right. tokyo is known for blending the traditional. you have all the beautiful temples, the just the artisanship here in tokyo, the craftsmanship that you see thousands and thousands of years here in japan. but also, it is a perfect blend of modernity, too. i mean, japan is so well known for all the technological advances that it makes, and it just is this perfect blend. and we saw that here tonight on display fully with the projection mapping and also the musical events that we got to hear. christy. >> and it's cold out there. you got your mittens on. you got your heavy coat on. you got some guests with you. they must be feeling the new year spirit. tell us, how are people reacting right now? >> yeah. christy, i think it's best to ask my guests here, max and will, how they're feeling about new year's. so, max and will, you guys are here from australia? yes, yes. >> gold coast? yeah. concourse. >> gold coast, gold coast, gold coast. sorry, sorry, sorry. and what brings you here to tokyo today? >> i'm just traveling with the family, get

christie smith today in the bay. back here locally, police are applauding prop 36, saying it's already making impacts on the community. prop 36 went into effect on wednesday, imposing tougher penalties for retail crimes and drug offenses. antioch police say this week they caught and arrested someone stealing items at a target and loading them into his car. officers sayay because of the suspect's history of theft, they were able to charge him with a felony as opposed to a misdemeanor thanks to prop 36. we are just a few days away from christmas and hanukkah, and people in the willow glen neighborho of san jose are demanding answers as to why someone vandalized a slew of cars. nothing was stolen. they were just vandalized. and we have the new video shared with us this morning. here's today in the bay jocelyn moran. residents are dealing with a big problem. a number of windshields were smashed on several cars just a few days before christmas. the grinches are out in willow glen this holiday season. surveillance video fr

on thursday, south dakota gornor christie know, his nominee for homeland security secretary. and on friday, linda mcmahon. on monday, december 30, kelsey galled order and tuesday, december 31, therefrom mehmet oz and kash patel, mr. trump's normal fee for say director. this week on c-span 2. >> over 300 volunteers took part this year in decorating the white house for the holidays with a total of 83 christmas trees, more than 1 3,000 holiday lights and other decor. this year's theme is a season of peace and light. next, we'll show you first lady jill bide biden unveiling the decorations. >> the first lady of the united states, dr. jill biden. ♪ >> we are guided by the value that is we hold sacred. faith, kindness and that's what powered this theme. what i think of this time of year, a season of peace and light. we begin with light from the stunning rotating star above the east entrances when you all came in and walking in we're embraced by the sparkling season as light-filled greenery led us to the first christmas tree display dedicated to our gold-star families. [applause] an

well, that prosecutor is chris christie.charles kushner who is the father of donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner. come on, guys. who did you think i was talking about? i'm just kidding. there are two primary differences, though, between donald trump's pardon of charles kushner and what happened last night. president joe biden's pardon of his son hunter biden. the first. how much anger that trump and his allies are about one or the other. hunter biden will not at any point or certainly not in the next 12 months, wake up and be serving as america's ambassador to france. charles kushner, in all likelihood, will do just that. joining our conversation is harry lipman. claire is also here. harry lipman, your thoughts. >> is there a third big difference. no one will say that jared kushner was unfairly treated. christie said it was so disgusting he actually set up a sexual liaison to get at a political opponent. he got what the system generally provides. nobody that i've heard -- there is a lot of consternation of this pardon of