billy clayton: she meant duration and consistency.and i was the godfather of juliana. sorry. i'm trying. keith morrison: but while billy and the others worked through their grief, nancy's buddy, kathy carpenter, was at the pitkin county sheriff's office answering questions. we were still giving her the benefit of the doubt. she thought something was up. she had been worried about her friend. keith morrison: so was there an innocent explanation for why kathy seemed to see things she could not have seen? why she knew it was nancy's bloodied body that was in the closet, even though the responders saw what looked like just a pile of blankets when they arrived? could she have lifted up those blankets-- she could have. --and seen? she could have. and during the interviews, i specifically asked her, "did you step into the closet? did you lift any of the blankets? did you touch, did you manipulate in any way?" and her answers repeatedly were, no, she had not touched. she had not moved. she had not manipulated. keith morrison: and yet, at the

also, clayton, the prosecutor there in louisiana saying the same thing.s is what some people did expect with the overturning of roe v. wade, when you have so many states operating under different laws and different jurisdictions. >> john: jericka duncan. thank you, jericka. >> maurice: still ahead here on "cbs evening news," lonnie quinn tracking a storm that could bring flooding to the south. >> john: and we will have these stories, as well. >> i'm lilia luciano. we went into one of the world's most notorious prisons, a place where the u.s. may send some deportees. >> i'm steve hartman. forget expensive chocolates. if you want a long, happy relationship, this couple says you can have it for a song. the story when we go "on the road" to sioux falls, south dakota, coming up on the "cbs eveningnews." ♪ ♪ rescue inhaler fda-approved is the only asthma to treat symptoms and help prevent asthma attacks. airsupra should not be used as a maintenance treatment for asthma. get medical help right away if your breathing doesn't improve or worsens or for serious alle

las vegas local neva lindley, last seen in 2011, and dolan springs, arizona resident verna clayton, last seen in 2008. her son speaking with our fox ten affiliate by phone. >> i get a phone call. if you want. >> anything from the house, go get it. moved out of arizona. click. and that was the last thing i heard from her. >> without bodies, police just couldn't connect cardigan to murder or the women's fates. nancy's family feared the worst. >> i know what's happened to her. there's not a doubt in my mind what's happened to her, but why did you have to do that? was it why you didn't have to do that? and the sad thing is, she was just looking for someone to love her. >> then, five years after nancy's disappearance, those fears are confirmed. as revealed by our fox ten phoenix affiliate reporter, justin lum. >> nancy's remains were discovered in may 2019, in the small town of topock, arizona. investigators were able to officially confirm the identity of these remains is nancy hart and the cause of death being gunshot wounds. >> finally, they knew. but would justice be served for nancy's fam

big news from down south espn reporting the dodgers and clayton kershaw have come to terms on a new one-year kershaw will return to la for his 18th. major league season. the three-time cy young award winner didn't pitch much last year, going 2, 2, with a 4, 5, 0, he turns 37 next month. well, forgive the saint mary's gaels. if they had a bit of a chip on their collective shoulder. coming off a rare loss at usf on saturday. no sympathy from santa clara which went in search of a signature win in moraga wccc rivals and neighbors collide. both teams coming out energized 1st half johnny o'neill averages 7, a game about 12 and a half other end. ghost is a boost u.s. marshal onus. that's pretty sweet. the spin move and the foul gales by 7 at the break. 2nd half broncos hanging in without their top 2 scorers. by the way, o'neill ties the game at 58. >> that same areas would put it away late mike lee lewis stop and pop gales and the game on a 15 6 run. they win it 5, 9 and improved to 22 4. >> another day, another honor for stanford star maxime raynaud. the 7, one center selected to the wooden award.

clayton, who will head s.d.n.y? if confirmed by republicans?harges, i mean, it it means exactly what we've been talking about, which is in all likelihood, there will be a stop to the current case and a freeze on any future charges. that doesn't mean you know that they can never be brought down the road. i mean, there's statute of limitations. i don't know enough about the dates of when everything happened to know when that would run out. but, you know, it's not going to happen, certainly at the federal level anytime soon. but i think it's all of this is critically important for jake clayton's confirmation hearing. and, you know, i would love to sort of help draft questions because i don't think these can just be the usual questions of him. you know, are you going to uphold your oath? are you going to be able to say no to the president? and he'll say, he's not going to ask me to do anything illegal, because that's what everybody is saying with no credibility. you know, mr. clayton is, from everything i've heard, a person of integrity. but he als

morgan hill, san jose and clayton all between 40 and 50mph. 40s on the thames.probably not going to change. i think we've bottomed out on the temps already here, but you can see a couple of these bands still cycling through, so there's still a little bit of activity. they don't amount to too much, but they're they're about ready to calm down for all the way from saturday to tuesday. but look what happens wednesday. here we go. looks like more rain is on the way. could be heavy about santa cruz. santa cruz mountains south as we head to the next week. call me the breeze today. morning rain gives way to some sun and cloud. a little bit more sun already 50s on the temps. just get ready for those lows on the weekend. frost and freeze warnings already posted. i think lows get 30 to maybe 29 by sunday monday, thursday. [music] >> he's a great talent. he's 17 years old and up and coming jazz musician from oakland, and he's getting international recognition. he's a nice guy too. [music] up next at 8:00, the powerful message he has for other youth and his bay area communi

you may even actually see it in some neighborhoods around fairfield and rio vista, concord and claytont then a little smattering of some rain around morgan hill at lunchtime. then it's all said and done. don't cancel your golf tee time on saturday morning. i'm not going to. okay. nearly 2/10 of a 10th of an inch of rain still expected in san francisco by the time it's all said and done. look at fremont expecting another 4/10 of an inch. nearly a quarter in livermore as well as the santa cruz mountains. and this is why we still have that flash flood watch, or rather, flood watch, in effect until saturday. now, meanwhile, live weather cameras, several decks of cloudiness out there right now. our temperatures are in the 50s. a bit of a breeze and mountain view with the gusts up to 17. there you have the winds at 21 as far as the gusts are concerned. and that's why we have the high wind warning in effect tonight. overnight lows into the 40s. tomorrow's daytime highs up to about 60. we're going to go with 59 the outside number. and boy once we get rid of friday valentine's day we don't have

clayton mcallister joins us now. he is transgender, and his plans to join the air force next month are now on hold. because of this policy. thank you for coming on to share your story. first of all, can you explain where in the process of joining the air force you are and what your reaction was, what the impact has been for you when trump signed the order and your plans were paused? >> yeah, absolutely. um, i had already actually signed my contract. um, so i was supposed to ship out on march 4th. um, i had quit my job, and two days later got the call that i was put on hold. so it was less than 30 days before my ship date. um, so, yeah, the news was, uh, traumatizing to hear, because i have. i've been working really hard for this, and it's it's really set my family back, uh, on our plans that we had, we had kind of planned out. and this was kind of the basis for all of them. >> you're married? what? i read you have a child. um, you have applied to be part of an elite air force special warfare team that specializes in

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you see not hard to have a precipitous and drop where from i think if you're looking at the, from clayton where at one point it was a 75 and it's not trading at 16 up there about the us dollars. and so the impact of that is that it can go to see a lot more people continue to foot, especially as a looking for ways to financial eyes and still try to take the profits from that to me. from those particular mean points. i mean these billions that you mentioning these are staggering sam's for people suppose, and he's just having fun. i'm so i guess my question is this. so can anyone issue a main point? i guess that's the beauty of the block to i'm the industry. anybody could this wouldn't be important, but um, i think i important point to remember here is that the mean has to proceeds according. and so if you're looking at me, i'm going to be doing something that you want to be able to do. is it like we live inside of an a, of a attention incredibly. and so your ability to be able to capture people's attention is, is basically the tools of the trade of not is like um, the basis of how this fina

a dispute with us clayton's by blow to me is a lead. stay for that would be great, but essentially saying now that anyone who speaks to russia is that freight and is which really you applauded with lensky. also saying that you need that. oh no army . maybe even pivoting them away from nato. however, the gym and sean slough all up shod schultz has or just did not do or of has to become self sufficient united by common strands, ukrainian, and european. if not to us, then we'll stop them. i really, i really believe the time has come. the forces of your must be created to clean though has nearly 1000000 soldiers on the weapons. if you count altogether that are relevant for the better future that they will, eclipse park would be better, but they are really eclipse by a bus them, munitions and all the, all the kind. and because of this, sits absolutely clear that the post slow you cream would have a very strong army. but what we're seeing now essentially is the scrambling mass to the fact that we know the us is opened up those communications

currencies create international trade, and it will be currencies with each other makes between cheaper clayton to you is done that has high kind of transition cost showing friends, the space and distressing images from africa as the un says, at least 700 people have been to all the, the r c in just a few days as rolanda and back to military, pushing deeper into the country, locals that share their human stories of personal tragedy. my goal is muscles, child. when i saw that he was dead, i said, lord, what am i going to do? the neighbors went to try to recover his body and then defy just through another boom. so he remained alone in the road. the live from our headquarters in moscow on rachel ruble. you're watching archie international. we're bringing you the top new stories from around the world. we start in the west bank city of ramallah works. crowds of locals are embracing former palestinians 18 detainees after they were freed, as part of an ongoing of prisoners swap between her moss and israel. 3 hostages were set free from gaza, with a total of $183.00 palestinians. now set to be returned

not from past clayton that he's role would simply hand guys over once the fighting was ended. why wouldn't it then? yeah. who agreed to that? would he really just gave up guys a have a ways, a brutal war against it for 15 months. unfortunately we have nearly the same is this story of 100 years or more. the so called events or declaration of that enough time someone who doesn't have you have someone who doesn't wear something. he doesn't on the floor. benjamin anything on since he was not paid, but i don't 15 months to stay in the split or to controlling that goes. it's going to go to collections that existence or to, to understand how can he handle hold on the gun. and he is on the leaving the he has 5th of yesterday of the chief of the stuff, the army. and it's, they have said, $6000.00 is the officers and soldiers were killed inside the sites. 15000 wounded. i'm to out of the service and inside the site before i think he has, he is not owning guns. a 200 over to anyone is already leaving. all right, now earlier today him i said these are all was validating the ceasefire due

but his defense secretary appeared to contradict that clayton saying that nothing is off the table . are you working on the right now? the president is involved in the very complex and high level negotiations agree consequences to both united states and the state of israel, and we look forward to working with our allies. our counterparts spoke diplomatically militarily to look at all options, but we certainly would not get ahead of the president provided details about what we may or may not doing now. yeah. was that the main thing with bank a minute then? yeah, hold on, choose day that the us president, 1st voice his bombshell plan to transform gather into every the area of the middle east. but that would mean relocating nearly $2000000.00 power students a despite the causing oper. our white house officials continue to defend the proposal dumping it generous and unique, but the residents all the bottle then gray say that this day, but on this shipment on a particular the northern pod was mostly destroyed, but we are determined to make our life here. we don't want to be forced to emig

. >> it's clayton race fights, i will agree, american voters wanted to take the country, sexism and racismople in this country are willing to tolerate. >> 's many people were bound by desire the unfettered and what they were saying and people were saying, now i can say the word and the r word. >> apparently everyone is racist except coloring and bow left but americans might not be buying it in some noticed democrats might actually be the racist ones. take a listen to the msnbc this week. >> majority of white people voted for this. this is the disgusting version of america people want and by the way eggs are still more expensive so you didn't even get that. great job, white vote. >> weathers racism, there se sexism. the latest rant on trumps press secretary caroline lovett. >> probably been put in because according to donald trump, she's a ten. he know that is. >> the only thing more lately misogynistic than this would be to slam women as a whole but democrats can't be sexist, right? groundbreaking journalistic announcements from cnn. >> i cannot wait until american women can't get blueberr

kudos to carrie, mckenna, clayton, and the rest of the team for putting on this all-day event. i can tell you from experience that it is a lot of work. our panel discussion, we will look back at how we got to where we are, what it took to get the space force across the finish line and where we will go in the future, where we should go in the future. i will tee it off in the discussion because the progression towards an independent service for space was not a linear progression. it did not happen just steadily over time and then suddenly, we gave birth to the space force. it was in fits and starts over time. looking back in the history you have to go back to the 1980's when we saw some of the first big efforts at space reorganization within the military. 1982 the establishment of united states space command, the combatant command for space. the same year you had a major command within the air force established, air force space command. you had a lot of reorganization going on at the time. i remember looking back at the congressional record. there was a bill submitted in congress

with clayton they balance the budget. -- with clinton they balanced the budget. we have nothing. the interest is more than we spent on our military. we need to build ships and planes. we need to build our systems. we will not have the money. we will see countries that could care less about the value of their dollar that can do whatever they want. they own the country. host: when you said some people will be laid off by accident, the ap reports a few days ago the trump administration tries to bring back fire nuclear weapons workers in doge reversal. my understanding is they were having trouble finding those workers since there government emails were terminated. all that story as well. here is ryan in falls church, virginia. independent. caller: i am pretty pleased with the job president trump is doing so far. i would give him a b. vertically with the layoffs. yesterday there was a federal employee who is very distressed about the layoffs and he and his colleagues work so hard and are so dedicated. i will call myself america and this is a message from me to washington so washington

clayton in there. lafayette, orinda and pinole is also dropped to 39.a few 18 bookends. truckee south lake tahoe 21 jackpot in mammoth. few high clouds streaming across a little bit less today than we saw yesterday, but they'll still be. some weak system drags across us tomorrow for maybe a little bit of light rain. i don't think there'll be too much, probably most of it in marin county north, so only patchy fog or two for tuesday. today mostly sunny. it will be fair. a few high clouds, but 60s on those temps. >> all right steve, thank you. our time is now 520. an unexpected surprise involving those popular weight loss drugs. we're going to talk live with our fox medical team about how researchers are studying an unin nd ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhh ♪ today's healthwatch. ozempic and wegovy are prescribed to lose weight, but researchers may have found a new benefit associated with these new drugs. we're join

that's just too cold. 31 alamo clayton's 31 north dublin, now 30.tinez, hercules, el sobrante and berkeley in the 30s. and hayward, union city says, hey, so are we. so it's cold enough for everyone here. 16 in truckee, 21 jackpot, south lake tahoe, minden. single digits. reno at 23 and 18, in carson city. a lot of overrunning is what we call. this will be with us later today. tonight we'll get some light rain from about the golden gate, marin county south. not much. that will be tonight. the key will be, though, once this low sets up and deepens off the oregon coast, that's going to funnel in close low pacific northwest. and the whole system will amplify, which means it's going to get stronger. and a strengthening jet stream. that's the key. the river of air will be right on us on thursday, and amounts are going to be good for all. and it looks like santa cruz mountains will be the leader of the pack here. going forward. there could easily be some 4 to 6 inch amounts, and i know eight inches total by the time we get to the weekend has been kind of m

back in through clayton again, the winds are now beginning to dial down nine mile per hour winds andon bay. after seeing gusts earlier over 25 mile an hour wind in napa. these winds will be quiet tonight and then increase tomorrow to about 10 to 15mph. we've been monitoring this right here. it's an area of low pressure. it's going to bring copious amounts of precipitation to the pacific northwest. also to that northwestern quadrant of the state of california, primarily around crescent city and eureka. look at that right there. did you see those clouds pass through right around sunset tonight, while these clouds are descending to the south and leaving us with mostly clear skies tonight. now watch, watch what happens for your friday. right before sun up. more clouds passing in and streaming in and out. so because of the additional clouds tomorrow, i'm going to drop the temperatures just a couple of degrees. but still, 70 will be common across many locations, many neighborhoods. and then saturday morning we wake up to mostly cloudy skies. we thin out with the cloud cover, but watch what

we see the rain is now just pushing out of concord and clayton, another batch of energy near moraga.et's see how this is fueling into the area from the south, lifting up into the north and northeasterly direction a hit and miss scattered shower now around the santa clara valley. kind of dry around the peninsula, but there's a whole lot more activity out over the pacific ocean, poised and positioned and ready to push in. and that is why the national weather service has issued a flood watch for that area right there, right now in the north bay through tomorrow afternoon. in addition to that, the other side of the coin there, we have a wind advisory in place. we've already exceeded 80 mile per hour wind gusts and throughout the santa cruz mountains today. and we will continue to see the winds blow right now, 70 mile per hour winds at oakland international airport is reporting wind gusts up to 2829 half moon bay and throughout the san bruno gap. we're picking up that southerly wind at 43mph. that is gusty. we do have that cloud deck down at 800ft at this hour. and our futurecast illustra

officials say it witnessed tipped them off the to the man who >> was from clayton shooting this animalr the california oregon border. the shootings back in august. now the man will be allowed to hunt for a year while he takes a hunter education course. >> san francisco for your money this afternoon. you could be soon up paying more to get rid of your trash. the waste company recology wants to raise rates several times over the next 3 years. right now we charges. $47 a month in october that will go up to more than $55 a month. that's about an 8.2% increase. 18% increase. recology says by 2028 it wants to increase rates by 10 more percent. ecology says increases are because of higher operating costs and lower revenue. that's a lot of percent. >> weather time here as we take a live look here at the san mateo bridge. you can see it's slick out there, but it looks like the sun might be trying to join the party. try and meteorologist kyla grogan joining the party now. yeah, i just feel sorry for the people. their cards right now, right? been annoying today. it just won't let up. and you thin

officials say they were tipped off by a witness who allegedly saw the man from clayton shooting animal near the california oregon border last august. that man will now not be allowed to hunt for a year while he takes a hunter education course. for your money. this afternoon in san francisco, you'll soon be paying more to get rid of your trash right now. waste management. the company recology charges. $47 a month in october. that's going to go up to more than $55 for college. he says by 2028, it wants to increase the rate by 10% citing higher operating costs and lower revenue. today, house lawmakers are examining the southern california wildfires and trying to figure out what went wrong. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on. but when what happened today? >> republicans on this committee called this hearing the consequences of over regulation. they say congress has to look back at what went wrong to prevent future tragedies. but democrats say they're politicizing this issue and congress should look forward to recovery. shame on anyone. >> who is exploiting the pain

a witness saw the man from clayton shooting the animal near the california oregon border and august.not allowed to hunt for a year and he has to take a hunter education course. the martinez refinery has filed a 72 hour report saying air quality levels did not significantly get worse during last weekend's explosion and fire in the report. the refinery rights less than 500 pounds of sulfur dioxide was released. a group of moss landing residents is taking legal action over last month's fire at a battery storage facility. they say that the vistra energy company, which owns that plant and pg e which controls the equipment failed to take proper safety precautions. and they also say the facility houses a type of battery that is more susceptible to overheating. oakland city workers are being ordered back to the office after years of being able to do remote work. employees now are required to work in the office 4 days a week that begins in april for all city workers. >> 62, let's look outside. we've got some pretty clear skies this morning, at least for most of us. here's a view at the golden

frederick street and parnassus street parnassus avenue and on carroll street between schrader street and clayton street. to delete the requirement that an entertainment zone event be a special event permitted or licensed by the california department of alcohol beverage control and affirming the planning department's determination of california rental quality act. >> thank you president gentleman. thank you. chair walton welcome vice chair cheryl to to the committee. i apologize to both of you for my tardy arrival. >> the ordinance before you is simple but we're excited about it. it would establish a new entertainment zone in cole valley. we have seen what we saw during the pandemic. san francisco activated public spaces in new ways and in some ways i think this is a legacy of that experiment in california in san francisco and other cities in california and around the world we have now seen two entertainment zones established one on front street and another in the thrive city area area again to to allow act more activation on the street and better a better bigger events to let folks enjoy themsel

officials say witness allegedly saw the man from clayton shooting the animal near the california oregon border in august. now the man will not be allowed to hunt for a year. wally takes a hunter education course. and the martinez refinery, they fall. a 72 hour report say air quality levels did not significantly worsened during last week's explosion and fire in that report, the refinery wrote that less than 500 pounds sulfur dioxide was released. a group of moss landing residents taking legal action over last month's fire at a battery storage facility. legend history energy, which owns the plant pg and e they control equipment failed to take proper safety measures. they also say the facility houses a type of battery that is more susceptible to overheating. and although city workers are being ordered back to the office after years of working remotely, employees are required to work in office 4 days a week. the expectation will start april for all city workers. >> we have clear morning over san francisco. take a look at this. you think? look at this. all is calm. all is clear. if you were

. >> well, clayton, the new ordinance cites public health and safety. it now says that it's illegal to be outside with things like sleeping bags and other camping equipment without written permission. but there's also language in this new ordinance aiding and abetting, and that has groups that work with the homeless communities here very concerned. >> to word the ordinance properly. you know what i mean? >> homeless advocate josh pettypiece, on the left, is explaining the new ordinance to michael austin, who has lived here near the bart tracks in fremont for about two years. >> basically, this is my home, man. >> pettypiece and his group, the molino foundation, do outreach to the unhoused. >> and we provide meals and scripture and clothes resources, anything that we possibly can. >> and his group is very concerned about the specific aiding and abetting language in the newly passed ordinance. >> the police chief said it again and again that they won't target us, but they just passed the ordinance giving them the right to do such. >> but mayor raj. salwan

it is now 55, in concord, back into clayton, into walnut creek as well. now the winds have been slight this morning and will remain out of the northwest up to about ten. that's about as windy as it gets. today we will see an increased wind with the cloud cover for your tuesday. this is our live weather camera looking at. isn't this stellar? i'm just going to get out of the way here. beautiful picture postcard day. you can see all the way to the marin headlands this afternoon. few high, thin, wispy clouds. those clouds are all associated with this right here. check this out. a few batch of clouds are rolling in and advancement of this area of low pressure. this system is the first one that's going to impact your weather forecast. and that will happen by late tomorrow night. meanwhile, that pool of colder air continues to drift into the bay area. here we go with your futurecast. you see, the clouds are on the increase by tomorrow morning. 703 official sunrise, and we will see a blanket of some clouds along the sea shore into the central bay. so this will ke

santa cruz mountains, debris flow in the felton area, parts of the east bay as well, right around clayton a debris flow as well. that was during the 6:00 hour. looks like the coverage is starting to back off, but still some scattered rain. as you can see in portions of the north bay, there's some coverage from lafayette to concord to antioch, and then still showing you some activity right around san mateo, redwood city and palo alto. definitely impacting the afternoon and the evening commute. here's some action right around the santa cruz mountains. so of course, they picked up the most rain. and that was the expectation with this system. and then some activity right around san jose. campbell also out toward alum rock as well. this evening we'll check out the winds. of course, the winds are also a big, big factor with this storm right now. you can see oakland gusting to 36mph. sfo earlier had a gust to 62 during the 12:00 hour. we still have winds right now over 30 miles an hour and san jose winds in the single digits. here's our live camera looking out toward oakland at jack london squar

how about crockett and clayton in the 40s? rodeo. benicia. same. tomorrow's daytime.o the low 70. coolest spot, of course, will be along the coastline at 61 degrees. and here it is the five day forecast each and every day. my outside number pretty much in the san jose and sunnyvale area. but everybody comes into play with above average temperatures. >> nice to see some 70s. all right, roberta, thank you. a new weight room was unveiled at balboa high school. it was built with the help of the 49ers running back, christian mccaffrey and the commanders running back, austin ekeler. the ekeler foundation partnered with the christian mccaffrey foundation on this project. the students have already been using the new equipment, but today was his first time seeing the completed gym. he says the renovation is really not just about the equipment, but supporting the neighborhood. >> when there's a place that's in need, as balboa high school was. this is what the austin ekeler foundation does. goes in and actually finds a place and then also helps uplift that bring the community to

so, you know, in crockett and clayton, they're flirting with 70. now in palo alto, backing through atherton and to woodside and redwood shores. you're at 63. mid 60s and throughout the santa clara valley. and these temperatures are all up to about seven degrees warmer than just 24 hours ago. plus we've got the sunshine. the winds are still a bit on the breezy side, up to ten and throughout that san bruno gap. check out along the seashore at 18. these winds will be reducing after sunset tonight, so they will become light and then pick up to about 15mph tomorrow. now, we do have this area of low pressure well to the north of the bay area. this is going to bang up against the pacific northwest and bring copious amounts of precipitation. and throughout that northwestern corner of the state of california, we will start to see the influx of a few clouds just tearing off from that frontal system there. you can see in the bay area right now we are pretty much cloud free, but the clouds will be on the approach later on tonight. so tomorrow morning, when the

santa clara 1.15 and clayton 1.10. that's good rain for clayton. wind gusts. amount eminem 61 lafayette hills, los gatos hills, near crystal springs reservoir, sfo and lucas valley, all between 43 and 61mph. now the front is going through, but there's still rain on the back side. just some of the rainfall rates have come down a little bit, but not in the santa cruz mountains. you can see some break to the north, but that's short lived because that low is going to spin in. but look at this. that's just hammering the santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley. i think they'll end up with the most 50s on the temps here. some rain snow mix up in tahoe, but it's all going to be snow here eventually, and there will be a lot stacking up in the i mean, maybe 3 to 4ft by the time we get to friday. so winter storm warning out there for us look for off and on rain, maybe a little break, but more rain is on the way. dave. as that low moves in later today you'll see it. there it is. that moves in and maybe thunderstorms as well. >> all right. see time now. 653. mariah carey,

saldana, who won the golden globe last month, is now vying for her first oscar and spoke to variety's clayton i'm very sad. >> i'm i'm also disappointed. >> despite the growing backlash, gascon says she won't pull out of the race. i cannot step down from an oscar nomination, she said, because i have not committed any crime, nor have i harmed anyone. few doubt the power of gascon's performance. she plays a complex role, a cartel leader both as a man and a woman. but now many are asking how netflix missed a huge landmine on its road to oscar gold. >> all that work and money was flushed down the toilet just a week ago. >> now, netflix has not publicly commented on the situation at all. i have reached out to netflix. i have not heard back, but i do hear that they are actively distancing themselves from karla sofÍa gascÓn in an effort to salvage this campaign for the rest of the cast, crew and creatives who worked so hard on this film. back to you. >> elizabeth wagmeister. thanks so much. a new hour of cnn starts right now. >> with. >> you are in the cnn newsroom. i'm jessica dean in new york, and

attorney for the southern district of new york, jay clayton, through the senate confirmation process and in place, if he is on board, to dismiss those charges. as it stands right now, adams, who has pleaded not guilty, is set to go to trial in april. >> all right. thank you, boris. >> president trump just locked in another one of his cabinet picks, the senate, confirming robert f. kennedy jr. as the next secretary of health and human services. rfk, whose nomination was clouded in controversy over his vaccine stance and concerns about putting him in charge of the nation's public health. he was confirmed mostly along party lines, except for one very notable defection from former majority leader mitch mcconnell, the kentucky senator, who is a polio survivor, said kennedy, quote, has a record of trafficking in dangerous conspiracy theories and eroding trust in public health institutions and that he will not condone the relitigation of proven cures. mcconnell has now voted against three of trump's cabinet nominees, more than any other republican senator. let's discuss rfk jr. and more wit

jay clayton, who will assume that role as the u.s. attorney. the memo to her, her response in the form of a letter to the attorney general, pam bondi, saying, look, you haven't met me before, but i want to introduce myself and i've got some concerns about what i think you're about to do or want me to do. with respect to the mayor adams case. and then at 150 yesterday, she tendered her resignation. and then we saw the response back from the acting deputy attorney general, emil bove, directly addressing her concerns. and so this was a fairly direct and contentious back and forth between the two sides. it's communications that we almost never see unless it's docketed in court. and since their internal deliberations with inside the justice department, we almost never see those at all. so this has been quite a 24 hours here of back and forth between the principal people involved. and what you're seeing is somebody who has clear concerns about their ability to faithfully represent in court. danielle sassoon and her team, what the trump justice depart

saldana, who won the golden globe last month, is now vying for her first oscar and spoke to variety's clayton>> i'm very sad. >> i'm i'm. >> also disappointed. >> despite the growing backlash, gascon says she won't pull out of the race no puedo renunciar. i cannot step down from an oscar nomination, she said. because i have not committed any crime, nor have i harmed anyone. few doubt the power of gascon's performance. she plays a complex role, a cartel leader, both as a man and a woman. but now many are asking how netflix missed a huge landmine on its road to oscar gold. >> all that. >> work and money. >> was flushed down the toilet just a. week ago now i've reached out to netflix and have not heard back. >> and netflix has not publicly commented on this at all. now, jake, i am hearing from sources that netflix is actively distancing themselves from karla sofÍa gascÓn in an effort to salvage this campaign for the

and then we had the clayton act and the ftc act in 1914.nd these laws were really about wanting to make sure that we had an economy that was competitive, that was fair, where people could get a fair shake, but ultimately also about wanting to make sure that our democracy was being protected from unchecked concentrations of economic power and fundamentally from oligarchy. and so these are laws that have been around for decades, starting in the reagan administration. there was a real pivot, a pretty radical shift away from enforcing the laws faithfully. and so we saw decades of unchecked consolidation, monopolization that has really harmed americans, has made them poorer, has allowed companies to charge people more while paying them less, squeezing out small businesses, reducing innovation and really hollowing out communities. and so it was a great honor to get to chair the federal trade commission and really be focused on reinvigorating all of the tools that congress gave us. >> let's just talk about competition. when businesses are able to

saldana, who won the golden globe last month, is now vying for her first oscar and spoke to variety's claytonvery sad. i'm i'm also disappointed. >> despite the growing backlash, gascon says she won't pull out of the race. i cannot step down from an oscar nomination, she said, because i have not committed any crime, nor have i harmed anyone. few doubt the power of gascon's performance. she plays a complex role, a cartel leader both as a man and a woman. but now many are asking how netflix missed a huge landmine on its road to oscar gold. >> all that work and money was flushed down the toilet just a week ago. >> now, laura. netflix has not publicly commented on this situation at all. i have reached out to them, have not heard back, but i do hear that netflix is distancing themselves from karla sofÍa gascÓn in an effort to salvage this. awards campaign. remember, there are so many people who have worked on this film. it's much larger than karla sofÍa gascÓn, so they are hoping that they can put the focus on their other cast and crew members so that this film still can walk away with some trophi

, pending the confirmation of who they'll ultimately have in that office, is the us attorney, jay clayton. so it's really a challenge for the southern district. then they put the other prosecutors on leave and then the public integrity section where the case was transferred. to those prosecutors. five of them say, we're not in for this either. we've resigned. so i just checked the docket as you were starting the program. there's still nothing on there. there's nothing that's been filed. this case has not been dismissed. there's nothing on there that tells us anything about anything where this case exists. if you see me glancing at my phone, it's because i'm just waiting and looking at different texts that are coming in. there's still nothing new. so where this goes today, i'm not sure where it goes. i think the ultimate thing that will happen here is that this motion will be filed at some point. but assuredly, the judge, having seen everything, they're not sequestered. the judge is not blinded. they'll see what's been going on. and i think the judge in this case, judge ho, will eventually

vying for her first oscar and spoke to variety's clayton davis. >> i'm very sad. >> i'm i'm. >> also disappointed. >> despite the growing backlash, gascon says she won't pull out of the race no puedo renunciar. i cannot step down from an oscar nomination, she said. because i have not committed any crime, nor have i harmed anyone. few doubt the power of gascon's performance. she plays a complex role, a cartel leader, both as a man and a woman. but now many are asking how netflix missed a huge landmine on its road to oscar gold. >> all that. >> work and money. >> was flushed down the toilet just a. week ago now i've reached out to netflix and have not heard back. >> and netflix has not publicly commented on this at all. now, jake, i am hearing from sources that netflix is actively distancing themselves from karla sofÍa gascÓn in an effort to salvage this campaign for the rest of the hard working cast and crew. >> all right, elizabeth wagmeister, thanks so much. the news continues on cnn with jim sciutto in for wolf blitzer in the situation room. see you tomorrow. >> happening now. brea

and she was there in an acting capacity until jay clayton, who's the trump appointee for that office,e confirmed. so just so people understand who she is, her connections to all this and the connections to the office, there is nothing that has been docketed yet. formally dismissing this case without prejudice, as has been directed by the justice department headquarters. main justice as people referred to it. and so there's no other way that you could read this at this stage, barring any sort of other information, that this is a resignation in lieu of filing that order. now, what happens next is. >> she was not about to potentially this is the way we're reading it. she was not about to drop a case that she felt was strong, that she and her office had worked on a long time and felt they could win. would would that be fair to say? >> to be clear, she was not a prosecutor on the adams case specifically. but as the adams prosecution has been arguing, they believed it was a very strong case that additional charges were coming against new york city's mayor, including charges for witness tamp

while jay clayton is awaiting his nomination. right. so she's. >> going to be the permanent u.s. attorney. >> he was named by emil bove and the leadership at doj because of her republican and no. >> bleeding heart liberal. >> she is. >> conservative as they come. we want people. >> like danielle sassoon. >> in the justice department. i say that as a conservative. >> so, shannon. >> absolutely. >> on the other side of this, the trump team would say, well, she's ignoring the orders she got from main justice. if you do that, you're going to be fired. i mean, what would you say to that? >> uh. >> they're arguing. >> that she's. >> being, quote, insubordinate. >> that's true. >> she's not. >> following the. >> orders from on top. that's correct. and she. >> is really. >> acting quite heroically. i mean. >> what distinguishes this from. >> the. saturday night massacre in the watergate era? that was the attorney general. >> and deputy. >> ag quitting. those are. like bigwigs. they've got a future ahead of them. these are the rank and file heart of doj's political corruption. people stan