cleveland city hall. >> if you see my humanity that the genocide of people who look like me, family members of 25,000 palestinians in the greater cleveland area will be worried -- to the city's empathy. >> since october, the week public comment, a form to vent about local issues, has been dominated by talk of a war on the other side of the world, says the council president. >> i will say approximately nine out of 10 commenters every week for the last four to six weeks have been people speaking on that confidence. >> these citizens are almost all calling for the same. >> cleveland city council can, should, and must pass a resolution calling for a cease-fire. >> joined with other brave leaders and calls for a cease-fire. >> over a dozen city councils and cities across the country have passed cease-fire resolutions which range from condemnation on both sides of the war to calling for the end to u.s. military aid to israel. daniel hopkins at the university of pennsylvania says it is part of growing trend. >> we are seeing what political scientists term as national politics. city customers, scho

her grief into protest and lately, those protests have found their way to an unlikely venue, cleveland city hall. >> if you see my humanity, may be the genocide of people that look like me, the family members of 20 -- 25,000 palestinians in the greater cleveland area will be worthy of this cities empathy. >> the weekly public comment time usually a formed event about local issues has been dominated by talk of war on the other side of the world. >> i would say approximately nine out of 10 almost every week for the last four to six weeks have been people to speak on that. the citizens are almost all calling for the same thing. >> the city council can, should and must pass a resolution calling for a cease-fire. >> a call for a cease-fire. >> over a dozen city councils and cities across the country have passed cease-fire resolutions which range from condemnation of both sides of the war to calling for an end to u.s. military aid to israel. daniel hopkins says it is all part of a growing trend. city councilmembers, school board members whose training in this is very much focused on their local c

cleveland city schools were shut down today and phenomenal chance they'll be shut down again headingnd lasts through the night up until noon tomorrow. you can see the light flurries still coming down here in front of the camera lens. it's only added up to a dusting, maybe more in some spots throughout the day today. but the ohio department of transportation is already working, they have 400 crew members, excuse me, 400 crews out across the state right now, ready to start plowing as soon as that snow does come down. they would typically be pretreating the roads but already had a system come in on tuesday and significant salt is already down, so things are still fairly pretreated since tuesday, and the ohio department of transportation, press secretary matt bruning says they are just waiting, they have crews that will be working in 12-hour shifts once the snow gets going. so, 12 hours on, go home, a nap, another 12 hours on and doing that right through the rest of this weekend. i want to show you this video, this happened on tuesday. this is of a snowplow truck that got hit by a civili

eric: really is different because the snow kept coming in cleveland. the city effect if snow this weekend. ironically, because of the warmer weather temperatures over lake erie. fox weather's nick kosir has more from cleveland. >> reporter: here we are in cleveland where the wind continues to blow. no more snow falling out of the sky, but it is blowing and drifting,s certainly going to be a concern as we've got the about 5-8 inchs of very powdery snow on the ground here. these are the shores of lake michigan, and in the warmer months you'd see waves out there. but we've got ice starting to form. lake are erie now about 20% frozen over, the ice extending all the way out to the break wall. earlier this week it was just here right along the lake shore. and so bitter cold temperatures have started to settle in. on the heels of the storm system that dropped all that lake-enhanced and lake effect snowfall. temperatures going to stay below freezing here as we head into the rest of this weekend and into early next week. winds gusting at about 20 and 30 miles per hour,

cleveland. she eventually runs for city council from the highest crime ward and gets to everyone in her ward. o much that people would say she's the safest person in cleveland because if you mess with fannie lewis, she'll call your mama because she knew everyone. and fannie was someone championed the public schools, a public school product herself, but believed firmly that she wasn't going to leave kids behind. and they all partnered together along with the catholic schools to put together this the in the first in-kind kind voucher program. and this case the voucher program ultimately gets challenged. you can read the chapter or it goes through the challenges to the in the ohio courts and then ultimately ends up in the us supreme court and talk a little bit about, you know, where it goes from there and, how thomas connects this issue to originalism. yeah. so justice thomas zelman one thing that's important, chapters and three two is about vouchers, the name of the chapter words justice uses this in his own opinion, education means emancipation. chapter three is about affirmative action and. i

local kid from cleveland, went to the public schools, became a successful mayor, turned the city around in so many ways, ran and became governor but he knew one thing was failing and that was the public school system in cleveland so much so that the i included quotes from different news articles i found. they'd say things like society is h going to hell and the cleveland schools are going with it and the problem with the cleveland schools is between 14 and 25 buildings were beyond repair so much that kids were complaining they didn't have soup, they didn't have toilet paper. and george wanted to create a solution and he turned to the leader of the assembly at the time and it was a bipartisan bill. patrick who was democrat, ranking democrat from cleveland partnered and partnered with amazing figures in cleveland. i recount the stories one of my favorite people in the whole book. this woman also grew up in the south like justice thomas. she came and criticized city council. she lived in cleveland and even eventually runs for city council and gets to know everyone so much that people would

got a job for what he is as opposed to what he's done as mayor of, what, cincinnati, cleveland, indianapolis? a city relieved with fewer babies. you know, i can't fly across country, mom, you're going to have to come see your grand child here gets you out of a lot of stuff. i had an idea infant air where you create specific flights for babies. >> greg: that's jeffrey epstein's plane. >> greg: oh, god. well played. babies with their own airlines you can have balloon animal clowns and a petting zoo. >> judge jeanine: yeah, okay. let's go to harold. you want to wrap this up >> harold: i'm very critical had been critical of secretary buttigieg as we've talked about holidays and the approach and the responses that he has offered. i give him credit here and i think that united and alaska airlines are the only airlines that use these planes and the faa for him to parades the faa i don't have an issue with, i don't know what they've done. if they don't do what they're supposed to do now we should be critical but i give him credit this go around. i've been critical in the past but i give him credit this one.

thin comes across the country and produces heavy snow likely across the midwest, kansas city, chicago, detroit, cleveland hook for significant snow early next week. >> norah: a lot to walk look out for. mike bettes, thank you. breaking news tonight is even more court documents are being relreleased related to sex offer jeffrey epstein. from a lawsuit against ghislaine maxwell. here is cbs's nancy chen. >> reporter: after years of highly publicized allegations that jeffrey epstein provided high-profile men with underage women, these newly-released documents give insight into epstein's times with some of these prominent figures and his sexual abuse accusers. britain's prince andrew was among those named. you hamish oberg said she was with epstein, ghislaine maxwell, virginia giuffre. when they were taking a photo, i sat on andrews left gnomic lap. she was forced to have sex with prince andrew when she was 17. they cited the lawsuit out of court in 2022. sjoberg also discussed former present bill clinton. she did not accuse him of any wrongdoing but said epstein told her one time that clinton likes them you

legislators in ohio were looking a place where they could maybe try out school vouchers, cleveland was something that was the city schools were such poor shape that it was hard to make an argument against it. and that is essentially why they chose cleveland. but it's interesting because milwaukee started off with secular private schools and then expanded to religious schools. cleveland went straight for religious schools. so this is the area of the book where in the research i did not understand how much time i would spend trying to figure out a court and the legal. and if i had known and i might have made other life choices, but what i came to understand too late in the process, you know, was that this legal history is incredibly important, because if pass a program and it's challenged in court and you don't win there, then that's that's the end of the program. we don't go anywhere. and i thought church state issues were a little bit clearer than they actually are is it actually it's becoming clearer now but it used be a fairly murky area of law. and so there were all manner of cases where states had tried to pr

kansas city, chicago, detroit and cleveland all on the hook for significant snow early next week. >> mike bettes, thank you so much. >>> last night remember we showed you this shocking video of a three-time felon attacking a las vegas judge. well, he was hit with new criminal charges today. we have the new details from cbs's carter evans. >> reporter: shocking courtroom video from las vegas shows the moment 30-year-old dee obvious ra redden leaps over the bench, tackling the judge, mary kay hope piece. he's a three time felon in court this time for sentencing after pleading guilty to attempted battery with substantial bodily harm. redden was not in custody at the time and moments before the attack he calmly asked the judge for probation. >> i feel like i should be sent to prison, but if it's appropriate for you, you have to do what you have to do. >> but the judge said probation wasn't working. >> i think it's a time you get a taste of something else because i just can't with that history. in accordance with the laws -- >> no [ bleep ]. >> reporter: redden tackled the judge to the gr

the middle of the country and produces heavy snow likely across the midwest, kansas city, chicago, detroit, and clevelandn the hook for significant snow early next week. >> norah: a lot to look out for. mike bettes, thank you so much. there is more breaking news tonight, as even more court documents are being released related to sex offender jeffrey epstein. they are from a civil lawsuit filed against ghislaine maxwell. she's in prison for conspiring with epstein in his sex trafficking operation. here is cbs's nancy chen. >> reporter: after years of highly-publicized allegations that jeffrey epstein provided high-profile men with underage girls, these newly-released documents give insight into epstein's ties with some of these prominent figures and his sexual abuse accusers. britain's prince andrew was among the notable associates named in a 2016 deposition. accuser johanna sjoberg says she was with epstein, ghislaine maxwell, and virginia giuffre in 2001 when she met prince andrew at the millionaire's home. she told attorneys, when they were taking a photo, "i sat on andrew's lap. and andrew put his han

you and i were literally together in the same city of cleveland when steve king ended his career andemilated in a conversation with our own chris hayes in which he justified saying only white people have contributed to civilization. he was then on his way out after saying why can't i say white nationalism? he would have survived the present era of the republican party. >> well, it says a lot about that through line that ruth just laid out. it's there. it's an ever present part. and what happens is the timeline shrinks. so you look at the arc from the 1930s to today. but then you look at the arc from the point, you know, that you're talking about in 2016, 2020, and now. it's a much shorter timeline. and how much more quickly we're moving into that time, into that space, to embrace the very things that you were just talking about. you know, to sort of find acceptance because you don't want to be bothered or to find, you know, appreciation for something because it aligns a little bit more with your view of the world. well, you know, to the speaker's point, when he says, well, it's not t

teens as far south as atlanta, daytime highs won't break freezing for many cities like chicago and clevelandouis. temperatures in the 40s in at atlanta still a good ten degrees below average. but look at the four day forecast. you find the other side of the hill with temperatures starting to warm up. we start out the workweek with temperatures closer to average. and look at these number ins the 60s by wednesday in atlanta. 40s from dc to new york. we'll keep things again on the chilly side on sunday. temperatures 10 degrees below average. we are closer to average by monday and tuesday. you are looking at temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average by wednesday and thursday. nearing 70 degrees from atlanta and charlotte. very warm and thawing out this time of the year. atlanta seven day forecast, overnight lows in the 20s over the weekend. then, warming up to daytime highs of 70 degrees with showers and storms. that will pull in the warmer air. even for a place like cincinnati that won't hit 70 you are looking at a huge warmup where your overnight lows are in the teens and they warm up to the

city. cleveland, you will be in the mid-40s. upper 30s in minneapolis >>> good friday morning.me rain, the storm just off the coast for now. and it is a mostly cloudy morning. we'll start out with light rain around 12:00 to 1:00, and then heavier rain rolling in around 4:00 to 5:00 this afternoon. it continues off and on throughout the evening with pockets of heavy rain. we'll also have gusty winds up to about 30 miles per hour. there will be a brief >>> and we're going to get some castor oil, too. that's right we're going to have a good old time. >> i know. y'all, we're so middle-aged. vitamins, we ordered it. >> you're going to get a bow it will be fantastic. >> look at the bow they put on her cup. >> it's a long story. >> everyone wants to wear a bow. >> just ahead, we will get your us ready for the big playoff weekend in the nfl. hey, kaylee. >> reporter: the number one seeds are rested up and ready to get the playoff started. in buffalo, get ready for the nfl's best quarterback rivalry. and here in detroit, man, fans haveaited a w (vo) for over 50 years purina cat chow has

daytime highs won't break freezing for many cities like chicago, and cleveland, and st. louis. temperatures in the 40s in atlanta is still a good 10 degrees below average. but look at what happens when you look at the four-day forecast. you start to find the other side of the hill, with temperatures starting to warm up. we start out the workweek with temperatures a little bit closer to average. and numbers in the 60s in atlanta, 40s up from d.c. to new york. we'll keep things again on the chilly side on sunday. you can see these temperatures still about 10 degrees below average. we're closer to average by monday and tuesday. and then all the oranges start to spread in. you're looking at temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average by wednesday and thursday, nearing 70 degrees from atlanta and charlotte. temperatures again, very warm and thawing out for this time of year. i mean, look at atlanta's seven-day forecast. overnight lows below freezing in the 20s over the weekend. and then warm up with daytime highs around 70 degrees with some showers and storms. that's what's going to

cleveland. the kansas city chiefs are celebrating their wild card victory over the miami dolphins on one of thestory. the chiefs beat the dolphins 26 to 7 in kansas city last night to advance to the nfc divisional round. temperature at kickoff was four degrees below zero at arrowhead stadium in a wind chill of negative 27. and yes, it did get colder during that game. wow >> all right. well taylor swift managed to stay warm during that bone chilling game with the help of a member of the 40 niner family, the pop superstar spotted bundled up at arrowhead stadium wearing a custom made winter jacket. it was created by kristen usec, the clothing designer wife of 40 niner fullback kyle usec. the puffy jacket was emblazoned with the name and the number of her boyfriend, chiefs tight end travis kelce. i had no idea they were dating. did you? >> all right. thanks for joining us this morning. fox sports coverage of college basketball is coming up next on ktvu. >> but another our mornings on two. you can c ck ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to hartford connecticut. as the reigning national champion, connecticut huskies re

from there, cleveland made way to new york city's lower east side. he spent a year living in a tenement flat doing odd jobs for a dollar a day. then he enrolled at city college, known as the poor man's harvard for its free tuition and high academic standards. graduated at the top of his class by that time. kleinman he wanted to go into research rather than medicine. he moved on to columbia for an m.a. in physiology and then to the university of chicago for ph.d. but he worked to launch his academic career. kleinman encountered an obstacle he thought he'd left behind in russia, the twin forces of nativism and anti-semitism. both were gaining across america, driven in part by fears of contagion from europe's radical movements, which many conservatives blamed on a jewish led conspiracy, immigrants from eastern were especially suspect in academia, leading schools like harvard, yale and columbia impose strict quotas. jewish students in the 1920s and -- who sought academic jewish jobs also faced steep hurdles. when kleinman finished masters, the number of

business end of the season — the houston texans stormed past the cleveland browns a5—1a to reach the next round of the playoffs. the kansas cityhins 26—7 in extremely cold conditions. the temperature at arrowhead stadium plummeted to minus 20 degree celsius. it was so cold that chiefs coach andy reid had icicles on his moustache. before we go, just time to tell you that tommy fleetwood has won the dubai invitational by one shot from rory mcilroy. read about that on the bbc sport website, but that's all the sport for now. nicky will be back with more later on. we have had some breaking news. queen margrethe of denmark has signed a declaration of abdication, bringing an end to her 52—year reign. and daniela relph is live now from copenhagen. as the country has a new monarch? that is right, it is official, queen margrethe has abdicated, she has signed a formal declaration of abdication and we have a new king. the formal process of abdication has now been complete this afternoon. in the past few minutes we have seen queen margrethe leave the danish parliament to head back home. she is no longer queen and she has handed everything

in the nfl, the houston texans stormed past the cleveland browns 45—14 to reach the next round of the playoffs. the kansas cityolphins 26—7 in extremely cold conditions. the temperature at arrowhead stadium plummeted to minus 20 degree celsius. it was so cold that chiefs coach andy reid had icicles on his moustache. before we go, it's the fourth round of the women's fa cup, with the first game between manchester united and newcastle getting underway in just over half an hour's time. you can stay across those scores on the bbc sport website. but that's all the sport for now. crowds are gathering in the danish capital, copenhagen, ahead of the abdication of queen margrethe, after 52 years on the throne. this is the scene live — the queen will ride by carriage to christiansborg palace to sign the abdication declaration. soon after, her eldest son, frederik, and his australian wife, mary, will be proclaimed king and queen from the balcony there. queen margrethe, europe's longest— serving monarch, had always said she would never abdicate. and our royal correspondent, daniela relph is live now from copenhagen. water

cities around the country. ♪ >>> i got it -- going to wiggle. >> watch, you got the -- >> cleveland police officers sprung intoten week old kitten that got stuck inside a bus. the rescue took about an hour for officers to crawl under the bus and free the feline. the kitten was taken back to the precinct where a dispatcher fell in love and named her opal and adopted her. >>> parents use crib cameras to keep an eye on babies, but now those cameras are helping doctors solve a deadly medical mystery. researchers from nyu langone health analyzed video that captured the sudden deaths of seven toddlers after the age of 1. like sids, hundreds of seemingly healthy toddlers die while asleep in their cribs in the u.s. every year. now researchers found the first direct evidence that seizures play a role. the mother of a 17-month-old maryland boy shares what happened to her son. >> all i know is that he had a seizure, and i was told that after the seizure there were some signs of life, but it wasn't shortly after that he went. >> we want to explain these deaths so that we can share this information with clinicians and then

cleveland browns, 25-14. on saturday, the reigning champions kansas city chiefs notched a win in their 16th consecutive home playoffhins in what was the fourth coldest contest in nfl history. it with us so cold it was painful to watch. today's match upwill be between the pittsburgh steelers and buffalo bills. it was pushed back a day. it's now this afternoon because of a blizzard. you saw the fans helping out with shoveling there. the chiefs will head to buffalo next week if the bills beat t steelers, otherwise kansas city will host houston. >>> lastly tonight the game with the buccaneers will be on. >>> time now for a look at the weather. michelle, we're watching the weather in iowa. >> we're talking dangerous temperatures, life-threatening temperatures out and about. i'll show you those numbers. overall 100 million people are affected by windchills. the northern plains into the ohio valley down to the south central states, wait till you see the temperatures in texas as well. some are feeling like minus 41. zero in little rock and houston at 24. this sticks out to me, it's going to feel like minus 8. they're going

cleveland. sectores acumulables para los prÓximos dÍas, va a seguir nevando sobre sectores de chicago, asÍ como sectores de denver. una de las zonas afectadas, salt lake citydos, en casper menos 30, asÍ como sectores del estados de la estrella solitaria. maity: gracias. del mal tiempo o pasamos a otra tormenta polÍtica, el gobernador de texas greg abbot recibiÓ una lluvia de crÍticas tras decir en una entrevista que su gobierno ha usado todas las herramientas para controlar la frontera menos ordenarle a los agentes que disparen a los inmigrantes. [habla en inglÉs] reina: Éstas son las polÉmicas declaraciones del gobernador de texas greg abbot durante una entrevista radial que estÁn generando controversia. >> que una persona lo puede tomar en serio y cometer un acto en contra de un grupo de personas y eso es algo horrible. reina: las palabras del gobernante se hicieron virales luego de que un medio de noticias progresistas publicara el audio en redes sociales. >> sabemos que van a implicar la violencia. >> puede llevar a una tragedia. reina: el dirigente republicano ha dicho que las acciones del estado para disuadir los cruces regulares son necesarias porqu

city move on to win 26-7. the maker arrives, leading the texans in his first season. houston, leading cleveland.strout, leading on the pass. that was his third touchdown pass of the have. then it was a nightmare . under pressure, he is under septic -- intercepted. that was the first of two pick sixes for texans. they are headed to the divisional round. he needs the texans to their first playoff win in four years. all right. this ended with the crazy finish. you don't want to miss it. plus, who were the niners face? we break down the potential opponents. look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of town. but we... just got here. when a bank helps you get and stay ahead. that's the bmo effect.

city chiefs. last but by no means least we have the cleveland browns and to take on the houston, texas and that completesthe playoffs but will have their work cut out because they take on dallas cowboys who have won all eight teams at home this season. that game is in dallas. we also have the los angeles rams who to call detroit lions and the philadelphia eagles made it to the philadelphia eagles made it to the super bowl last year and lost the super bowl last year and lost the final take on the tampa bay buccaneers as well. we all know about black friday, where you can make big savings with your shopping. today in nfl circles it is known as black monday, less best of it is when managers and coaching staff who have underperformed get there are two orders. that is proven to be the case today. two casualties already, the atlanta falcons say goodbye to head coach arthur smith and the washington commanders have done the same. bye—bye to ron rivera. we are going to focus on someone who still has a job but potentially, lots of people were saying, is this last year we have seen bill bella check at the new engla

cleveland browns. >> brown. >> that's going to be fun too, but that's in houston, it will be fun. >> it's going to be cold for them, not the browns but the texans. >> kansas cityi, is going to be frigid. the buffalo game could be in the middle of a snowstorm. cleveland and houston, that's the place to be. >> bill karins, thank you so much. we appreciate it. stay warm this weekend yourself. >>> 100 days of pain, confusion, torment and frustration for the families of hostages being held by hamas right now inside gaza as the war continues. today in israel, their loved ones gather to chant for their return, and outside the hague in the netherlands where a legal battle is paying out over civilian deaths in gaza, protesters are trying to make sure hostages remain part of the narrative, symbolizing their physical absence from their lives with empty tables and images of those taken. nbc's richard engel has more. >> israelis began to commemorate the milestone in the most mournful way. families of hostages went right to the border with gaza to shout to their loved ones. >> don't give up. stay resilient. we're coming to get you soon. >> the spot is painful and emotional.

meeting with mayor sheng thao following an uptick in crime in the city just this morning, police say someone broke into a home in the cleveland heights neighborhood video from the citizen app shows the perimeter set up by police. they say they did not locate anyone inside the home when they arrived last night, the person was stabbed on foothill boulevard near harrington avenue. no word on an arrest or what led up to that stabbing. community members gathered in front of city hall today saying they want to get involved in working out solutions to crime in the city. this comes as a new report suggests crime is on the rise due to the city's abandonment of its successful cease-fire. crime fighting strategy. >> the people that feel his pain. are are the people that are closest to the most we use in pain and anger to make open the safe again, become partner contribute our expertise on the solutions. are communities need to heal and to be safe. >> the ceasefire strategy is expected to get back up and running in 6 weeks. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10, why some bay area schools are being investigated by the federal government ov

to 3 inches again, 3 to 6, pittsburgh, cleveland, back through chicago, but here comes the cold behind it again. looks like a brutal weekend again for kansas city, minus 20 for a wind chill. 0 again in memphis. that snow sticks. chicago, 15, 16 below. new york, 9 degrees. hello january. david? >> david: rob marciano live in colorado with the system that's coming east. rob, thank you. >>> meantime, in new york city tonight, there's an urgent manhunt under way at this hour for a possible serial stabber. multiple attacks just today. one victim stumbling into a dry cleaners for help. the nypd releasing images showing the suspect armed a hunting knife. they are asking for the public's help and they want to know if he's behind other recent attacks. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent manhunt in new york city for this suspected serial stabber police say is behind multiple attacks in less than two weeks. >> obviously, this person is armed and dangerous. so, if you know something, call the nypd immediately. >> reporter: around 8:00 this morning, authorities say, the suspect stabbed three men in separate attacks in queens. one of the

new york city going to be 58 cleveland, 46. roanoke, 68 degrees. we'll also have a warming trend over the next few days. it's only going to be in the low 60s today but mostly sunny and we'll see clouds coming in tonight and into the day tomorrow and on saturday, scattered showers in the north bay as our temperatures head for the low 60s. on sunday, 73 and sunny. just as nice on monday, but then we're going on to be tracking a bigger storm >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> all right, al thank you. >>> just ahead, something amazing is happening in buffalo in the wake of that missed field goal we're going to get to that >>> and a can't-miss morning boost, coming up right after this ♪ this, this, this, this. ♪ ♪ pretty girls walk like this, this, this, this. ♪ ♪ all the pretty girls walk like this, ♪ ♪ this, this, this, this. ♪ ♪ pretty girls walk like this, this, this, this. ♪ the new inspire collection by calia. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. life is for living. we got this. let's partner for all of it. edward jone

new york city we didn't get into the 20s. 18 with a windchill feeling like six. negative 11 in clevelandou get the picture. the arctic air mass is down to the south. all of this moves towards the central u.s., ohio valley and the northeast on friday. we won't get a lot of snow but it will cause some problems. i will be taking complaints at the fox news weather channel. over to you guys. >> stand in line. >> i'll be first in line. >> i will put a complaint box outside my office. >> la >> lawrence: a mom with a screaming kid is refused service. >> you will refuse to take my order because my child was screaming? >> yes, i have the right to do that. you can place an order online or come inside. >> what is really -- you're not going to take my order? >> yes ma'am rick that's what i'm saying. >> bret says is perfect example of a broader problem in the u.s. self-absorbed, insignificant petty people convinced of their own entitlement. >> brian: others see it like mary anne. i also worked in fast food. there is intense pressure to get orders processed quickly and screaming can make it difficult t

here's the weekend places, nbc has both saturday games, the cleveland wrouns and the houston texans as well as the miami dolphins and kansas cityght, the most highly anticipated match yuch of the weekend, the los angeles rams kicking on the detroit lions. to break down the major story lines behind all of it and beyond the taylor swift factor, bringing in ahmed fareed. i'm so excited to see you, i can hardly get my words out here. let's begin with tomorrow, not only is the dolphins-chiefs matchup the first ever nfl playoff game to be exclusively streamed on peacock, of course. it may also be one of the coldest games, 0 degrees is the forecast, the chilliest ever in 1967 when it was a brutal negative 17 degrees. walk us through the key story lines here. >> zinhle, you've done a good job of pumping us up. we're excited about having all these games on nbc and peacock, and i do think that taylor swift will be part of the story line, perhaps during the game but the cold temperatures, for sure, but the chiefs are a story in and of themselves, defending super bowl champions got one of the most recognizable players, patrick mahomes, int

city is moving on . >>> former 49er's assistant , leading the texans to the playoffs. houston leading cleveland, 17-14. his third touchdown pass of the half gives houston a 10 point lead. the browns driving in the third. joe flacco under pressure and his passes intercepted. houston roles, 45-14. figure to the divisional round. >>> nfc playoffs, begin today as the 49ers await their divisional round opponent . san francisco could host next weekend at levi's and they may have to wait until monday to actually find that out. hundreds of plea three of the four postle opponents and they split with the rams beating l.a. and losing last weekend but most of the teams that their starters. they defeated the bucks and blew out the eagles on the road. did not play the packers. no matter who they face, the niners are happy they get to watch from the couch. >> just watch and not beating my body up for a week. >> i am excited to watch is a football fan and see who we play. i hope everybody loses. i hope everybody loses. and who knows. then we will have to play. just kidding. >> let's make sense of college baske

coordinator for the forty-niners and kevin stefanski of the cleveland browns must be all that sleeping at the office. coming up, teachers in multiple cities in the east bay are preparing for a possible strike. we have a list of their demands. >> plus, the fallout over racist text messages sent by former san jose police officer continues. the new details that have just been released. but first, as the war between russia and ukraine rages on, a bay area group is going to premiere a play that brings to light the tragic and long lasting impacts of the war. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. new video today from the wreckage of that plane crash in russia that killed 74 people. the kremlin is a

cleveland. a lot of these places aren't used to this. you're looking at snow starting to ramp up today across oklahoma city and some of the freezing precipitationor places like dallas and shreveport. and for those that have to work, it is likely very slick tomorrow in dallas and shreveport where you are going to see the sleet and freezing rain coming down. to the north you're looking at snow from little rock all the way over toward knoxville, tennessee and that is continuing through the day monday and transition into very early tuesday. so keep that in mind. for some of the areas across tennessee, this is still going to linger for tuesday. for those that have to go back to work, you're likely to encounter slick spots there. across portions of arkansas, south of memphis, looking at three to five inches of snow on the ground. farther south, where ice and freezing rain are the main concern, for those areas it could be a tenth to a quarter of an inch of ice accumulated on the roadways but also on power lines and trees. >> allison, thank you. >>> let's go to patterson new jersey, where crews had to rescue 20 people who were trapped in floodwaters. t

just this museum here in new york city but also other major organization around the country, including the field museum in chicago, the museum in denver and the clevelandseum as well. they have all taken measures to either remove or cover up their exhibits as they begin this process. now the question is whether or not some of these exhibits will ever return and the museum president issued a letter to his staff here yesterday, saying, that while some items might return, others might not return after they are returned to their rightful owners. gloria in new york, cnn. >> well there, are also international calls right now for major museums to give back items that were taken from other cultures years ago. u.k. says it will send back gold and silver that were looted from ghana nearly 150 years ago. two british museums announce the move as agreement to put the objects on display in the west african country. officials say the artifacts were taken from ghana in the 19th century adding that many of the objects from the royal court were looted during war. some of the relics are believed to hold the spirit of past royalty. i spoke with jeffrey robinson in melbour

not just a museum, here in new york city, but other major organizations around the country, including the field museum in chicago, the museum and denver and the cleveland museum as well. they have all taken measures to either move or cover up their exhibits as they begin this process. the question is whether or not some of these exhibits will ever return and the museum president issued a letter to his staff here yesterday, saying that, while some items might return, others might not return after they are returned to their rightful owners. gloria in new york, cnn. >>> it is not just u.s. institutions that are reassessing how they display indigenous art and cultural artifacts. other museums are unveiling similar efforts. uk says it will send back gold and silver artifacts that were looted nearly 150 years ago by british troops. two british museums announced the move as part of a loan agreement with the west african nation. museum officials say the artifacts were taken during the 19th century. they add that many of the objects, including more than a dozen pieces from the asante rogue court were looted during war. some of the relics were believed to hold t

cleveland. he's nominated again this year for this bluegrass album. and tomorrow night, he will play here in new york citye performing with the one and only bluegrass artist, but you know him as a comedian, steve martin. and david gura is still here. you guys all know, he himself is a fiddler. he is the one who introduced us to that music of michael cleveland. and i asked david if he wanted to bring his instrument. but he was just -- >> [laughter] >> because the master is here. i wanted you to be here, because i know you are a super fan. michael, this is extraordinary. tell us how you feel about this nomination. did you ever think you would be making it to the grammys stage? >> oh, man. it is more than i could've ever dreamed of. and this category. man, everybody in the category is just such a great -- i mean, all the nominees and it is just such an honor to be nominated. >> what comes next for you? >> well, we are going to play here tomorrow. and then, next weekend, i hit the road with bÉla fleck. well, actually we'll hit the air, and we go to europe, and we play for a few weeks. and looking forward to t

this museum here in new york city, but also other major organizations around the country including the field museum in chicago, the denver museum, as well as the cleveland museum. all of them have taken measures to either remove or cover up their displays as they begin this process of engaging with the nations and indigenous people and bring them into the process of deciding where some of these items actually belong. and of course the question here, fred, is whether or not we are going to be able to see or have access to some of these items, many of them which, of course, provide an educational purpose to people who will are visiting -- who are visiting the museum. the idea is that they will go through that process, some of the exhibits may come back, but some of them might not after they are returned to their rightful owners, something that was acknowledged in that -- in a letter by the president sent to his staff here yesterday. >> all right. gloria in new york, thanks so much. >>> camels and zebras and a mini horse, oh, my. drivers along an indiana highway had a pretty unusual sight overnight after a truck carrying the animals caught fire, shutting d

cleveland, looking at areas of snowshowers today. down to the south we have this next system sliding in. that's going to bring dangerous icy conditions to cities and shreveport. unfortunately for those folks who have to go to work tomorrow morning, it's likely going to be a slick commute. then that system slides east bringing heavy snow to little rock, memphis and even into nashville before this system continues to slide off to the east. so for any folks that have to get out, say, tomorrow or even as we head into tuesday, you are looking at pretty decent snow and ice accumulations even in the south. >> all right. a lot going on. allison chinchar, thank you. >>> and maine, a historic storm surge inundated communities along maine's coastline as winds from the atlantic ocean pushed water towards the shore. >> a south portland landmark was swept away during a record high tide. maine's governor says if people can stay home they certainly should. >>> in patterson, new jersey, officials say first responders had to rescue 20 people who got trapped in floodwaters. the national weather service says the area remains under a flood warning. officials say t

cleveland browns will visit houston. the rookie quarterback earned a playoff spot in the saturday night winve the indiana colts. the kansas cityt's the night game and the bills will host the steelers after pittsburgh won over the ravens, getting the help they need. baltimore has a first round bye. and i will say there's a real chance yesterday's game might have been bill belichick's last as coach of new england patriots. i still hope he remains coach but gives up the gm coach. this mind be the end of an era. the era with six super bowl championships. if this is the end, my thanks to bill belichick for over two decades of football college. >>> a new college football champion will be named champions, the washington huskies and michigan are set to square off in the title game at 6:30 p.m. eastern. it should be a good one. >>> time for the weather. let's go to michelle grossman. we had severe weather on the east coast over the weekend. any more on the horizon? >> we have wicked weather over the next couple of days. some will see some snow in the plains. the northeast it's going to be mainly a rain event, but it's going to be heavy

cleveland browns. backup quarterback. another hero from that day, good to see you. he has a book coming out november 7th. good to see you. a city that is boring that keeps me out of trouble. i recommend pittsburgh. there you go. i am -- i don't like the commanders because they are good. i like them because they are the hometown team. they are not good. i represent them. the same playa. >> magic make that call? >> be there in a heartbeat. >> i don't know. the raiders, that was the first jacket that i had as a kid and the black and silver, the only reason for that. >> the terrible towel. >> i love talking to those. >> anyway. we would like to once again thank our headliners team. lori russo, club team members who helped put this together, tremendous staff help from our events and programs, coordinators, scott martin, getting all your questions, culinary building staff and current elected club president eileen o'reilly of actio's and 3000 members of the national

in houston this weekend, the cleveland browns will take on the texans and even colder, the miami dolphins will be very out of their element facing the chiefs in kansas citygle digits. it could be one of the coldest playoff games of all time. >>> and the playoffs hit as some of the most particular faces in the nfl are leaving the sidelines. here's nbc's kaylee hartung. >> just hours after seahawks head coach pete carroll stepped aside after 14 seasons with the team, patriots head coach bill belichick announced he would hang up his hoodie. >> robert and i have mutually agreed to part ways. >> reporter: belichick built a dynasty in 24 seasons, winning six super bowl titles, all of them with tom brady under center. the quarterback writing, i'm incredibly grateful to have played for the best coach in the history of the nfl, we accomplished amazing things over a long period of time. i could never have been the player i was without you coach belichick. while he has the third best record in league history, his departure comes after the worst season of his career. still, the future hall of famer says he's excited for the future. >> it's with so many fond memories

mta board of directors deputy city attorney susan cleveland-knowles .tonight with stephanie stewart bethune, who, you know to give annual training, as you know, or some of you know, the charter requires that you receive training from both the controller on financial matters and from the city attorney on legal matters. so we usually appear in front of you at least once a year, sometimes more, depending on the circumstances. so we're happy to be here tonight. as you may or may not know, we have a team of seven attorneys, uh, to legal secretaries and one paralegal that work almost exclusively exclusively for the mta preparing contracts, legislature action and other items. and while you see stephanie and i mostly here at the board, we also help coordinate our entire office with services for the agency, including our labor team, our litigators, who you often see are workers comp and our claims. so we intersect with the mta in many, many ways. as i'll go to our first slide. so just to start off and to give some background for you, the sfmta has a very interes

mta board of directors deputy city attorney susan cleveland-knowles .e tonight with stephanie stewart bethune, who, you know to give annual training, as you know, or some of you know, the charter requires that you receive training from both the controller on financial matters and from the city attorney on legal matters. so we usually appear in front of you at least once a year, sometimes more, depending on the circumstances. so we're happy to be here tonight. as you may or may not know, we have a team of seven attorneys, uh, to legal secretaries and one paralegal that work almost exclusively exclusively for the mta preparing contracts, legislature action and other items. and while you see stephanie and i mostly here at the board, we also help coordinate our entire office with services for the agency, including our labor team, our litigators, who you often see are workers comp and our claims. so we intersect with the mta in many, many ways. as i'll go to our first slide. so just to start off and to give some background for you, the sfmta has a very inter