word coat. >> really easy to do.elp so many people. we have an update help support ucsf children's hospital. giving tuesday. pitted us earlier today. 190,000 dollars was raised yesterday on giving tuesday. that's nearly $80,000 more than last year. the money helps hospitals provide among other things special activities for the young patients. many of whom have extended hospitals. hospital stay, they are actually good for to all those. >> there is still time to help as well. just go to our website, tt/giving tuesday to find out more. >> that is a wonderful update. you can still donate, that will be a great thing to do. definitely use the help. as far as our weatherwise, we show you a storm check here in the bay area. it's hitting me up to the north. in february, we had an extended period of dry rather reset things. unfortunately, we have another dry stretch. last rainfall november 18th. for today, that includes 14 days and this will likely jump up to 20 days, at least at this point there's no real sign of any rainfall

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the coats were given out by coach pealers. he said the give away was important especially with the cold weather and people in need not being abling to afford jackets because of the pandemic. >> a lot of people can't afford things right now because of covid. a lot of parents, like i say it's not working and it's cold outside. >> the winter coats were donated by the warriors foundation and also coach peters son. his name is mark peters. other local groups help to donate. >>> coming up, a holiday for our loved ones. how this is taking a toll on mental health. >>> and i'm tracking holiday rain in your forecast. we have got two systems coming your way. your extended forecast is next. in a land not so far away, people are saving hundreds on the most reliable network with xfinity mobile. they can choose from the latest phones or bring their own. and choose the data option that's right for them. they even get nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and since they are on the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfation, they live happily ever afte

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and the glasses not with the person who was wearing the white coat and the glasses the person who the scientist who was wearing the white coat and glasses was pretty confused and was working very hard just like them but the stereotype of immersion in the movies those aren't people those are those are like superman you know those who superheroes are gods or something and they don't exist but the ignoble prizes are usually handed out by actual noble our aunts when you invite them to take part in the ceremony how do this honor scientists react. some of them are really happy and say yes and some of them say no thank you we had one line we've been gracious here on time doing this for 30 years now and things have started to change 2 years ago i got a message one afternoon from a radio producer in america there's a big radio show called science friday and he said we have one of the new nobel prize winners aunt frances arnold who was just announced 2 days ago that she's winning a nobel prize so they they had the 1st interview and in the interview they asked her now you've won a nobel prize wh

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the rest it's a sweaty look at the face from the start to daily making herring under a coat a traditional russian salad for most of us a favorite dish that we prepare for every holiday meal. carson kressley. let's get started. we make it in a ring full on the bottom layer it will put herrings. you know surgeons to this muscle to make it more we smear each layer with mayonnaise which. the next layer is boiled potatoes. legend has it that during the 1917 revolution a merchant wanted to create a dish that people could identify with herring cooked vegetables and beetroot are symbols of the proletariat. the french mayo that dresses the salad is a reminder of the enemies of the soviets. that before serving we removed the ring. so we decorate it with some fresh postulates and it's ready yes we're. going to do we always had it when i was a kid especially on new year's eve. it's our family's favorite dish. really tasty it was our childhood kitchen on new year's eve my mother was a very good cook she knew how to remove the bones and prepare the hair and she taught me to do it because. someone it's

the time comes for europe to get the long awaited shops to the people pies or begin shipping its coated vaccine across the e.u. for the blanks medical regulator gives the green light to the pfizer biotech backseat also coming up russian opposition leader alexina bayani says he knows who nearly killed him with poison last august and is trying to confront the alleged hit man you know so should have no bellies is detained by police instead. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us e.u. states are set to begin mass inoculations within days now the blocks medicines agency has officially approved the pfizer biotech vaccine the shot is already in use in britain canada and the united states. trucks arriving in the parting from a pfizer factory in belgium the drivers were probably there to collect the company's codes of 19 vaccine and death bound to be under pressure to deliver. so too with a used drug regulators the pfizer vaccine was authorized in britain and the united states weeks ago and calls have been growing for the use medicine watchdog to allow it but the organization defended t

recipients the vaccine gives cause for hope made these struggles with soaring in fiction rights and coated fatalities. president don't trump announced the decision in a video released to light on friday he neglected however to mention by take the german company that played a key role in developing the vaccine. i have really good news today our nation has achieved a medical miracle we have delivered a safe and effective vaccine in just 9 months this is one of the greatest scientific accomplishments in history it will save millions of lives and soon end the pandemic once and for all i am thrilled to report that the f.d.a. has authorized the pfizer vaccine we have given fives and other companies a great deal of money hoping this would be the outcome and well joining me now is dr pay to chin home he said an infectious disease specialist at the university of california san francisco good to have you with us dr the f.d.a. was under a real pressure from the white house to hurry up and approve the use of that bond take 5 vaccine should we be concerned about the political influence here well this i

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disease expert dr anthony found she has warned for one of another surge in coated cases after christmas this comes as californians endure a strict lockdown as coated 19 patients overwhelm hospitals in america's most populous state. still no sign of a breakthrough after another day of bricks it talks time is running out to make a trade deal and avoid cross-channel economic chaos british prime minister barak's johnson is now set to travel to brussels to try to strike a last minute deal in person the european union's chief negotiator michel bania however is downbeat about the chances of an agreement saying k. sticking points from mine. european leaders still locked in disagreement with the u.k. over the fatal terms of a trade deal held a high stakes call on monday to thrash out their positions. on call in a bed to unlock the jam e.u. commission president found a line spoke at length on the phone to yuki prime minister boris johnson but to no avail conditions were not there for an agreement they both said they planned to meet in passion in the coming days just a few sticking points have kep

for more information on the one warm coat program you can log onto ktvu.com/one warm coat. >>> in lessof the u.s. senate. we will have a look at the two january runoff elections in georgia. >>> in less than a month high stakes runoff election in georgia will determine which party controls the u.s. senate. lauren blanchard has more as we enter the final weeks of 2020. >> all eyes in go ahead 29 days ahead. at stake which party will control the senate. >> it has been a difficult year but everybody has to return to the polls. >> kelly loeffler and her opponent rafael warknock made their case for why they should win. >> i can't stand by and not let georgians know how my opponent is. >> it is clear to me that my opponent will work hard spending millions of her own money trying to push a narrative about me because she does not have a case for that seat. >> john offoses criticized david perdue. this marks the deadline for georgia residents to vote. saturday president trump had a rally in georgia where he continued to challenge the presidential election results urging voters not to sit this on

senate majority leader says a deal has been reached on a massive coated 1000 relief package for millions of americans this comes as shipments for the 2nd proof david 1000 vaccine at the gun across the united states . spyware sold by an israeli private intelligence firm has been used to hack the phones of dozens of al-jazeera journalists such as its citizen lab say the unprecedented cyber attack is likely to be ordered by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. the british and european union negotiators are to continue trade talks in the belgian capital brussels on monday past the latest deadline ukase david frost and his e.u. counterpart michel bania still have to sort out 2 issues that is the book's fishing rights in british waters and fair competition rules the business of the european parliament had warned it won't have time to ratify any deal before the official deadline at the end of the year unless it's agreed by midnight brussels time and no deal breaks it would lead to tariffs on goods crossing the border and possible shortages of some foods and medicines in the u.k. is rory c

about 450 coats were given out today. the coach says the giveaway was important, especially with cold weather right now and people in need not being able to afford check it's because of the pandemic. >> a lot of people cannot afford things right now because of covid, so, it's something to give back to make sure kids, you know, could participate this christmas. it's cold outside and a lot of parents aren't working. >> the coats were donated by the warriors foundation. marcus peters who plays for the ravens and other local groups donated. >>> bay area weather today with sunshine or clouds. for the most part a dry christmas eve in the region. definitely things are changing, tracking more clouds tonight and tomorrow i this time we should be tracking rain as it moves from the north and heads south checking out the overall rainfall projections, we are tracking two systems, one comes on board tomorrow then another possibly sunday, especially sunday afternoon. here's the forecast model with the first way. the amounts are not too

you will need a coat. >>> yes.are looking at that cold start, not quite as cold as yesterday but looking at temperatures in the 30s and the 40s. 39 in concord. 37 in liver more. 48 in san francisco. coming in at 34 degrees in santa rosa. as we head through our day enjoy the sunshine and mile temperatures. mid-60s along the bay. mid to upper 60s inland this afternoon. so a ridge of high pressure in place for tomorrow but change is on the way. we'll talk about our high fire danger. now let's check in with gianna. hey, g. >>> if you plan on taking highway 17 toward los gatos, we have a crash blocking one lane. it's causing significant delays. it's between lexington reservoir and the cats. a vehicle hit the center divide. as i zoom in, i'm seeing slow speeds about six miles per hour so. mack your patience. chp and emergency crews, it's block lanes. i'll have the altamont pass in my next report. >>> an update to some breaking news. police said a suspect has now been killed after an early morning shootout. three u.s. mar

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framing, upholstering, finishing, staining, top coating, quality control.we get things right the first time around, we're not compressing margin by every mistake that we make. while this is a good idea, now what we have to do is make room for it. what is all that? ana: yeah, leftover stuff. i mean, it's prototypes. there's frames from a project. it's just accumulated. i kind of say, we can upholster, we can finish it. lemonis: no bs, ana. if you threw out everything that you haven't used in five months, this place would be more able to breathe and more functional. all this stuff has to go. ana: i know. lemonis: and so i'm going to call, and i'm going to bring as many trucks and as many dumpsters and as many men as i can find, and every single part of this warehouse that you haven't touched in months is going in the garbage. [ truck beeping ] today, it's time to take out the trash. whatever we're not giving away to the employees, well, it's going right in the dumpster. ana: i don't know if i want to see this. lemonis: this isn't just a quickly tidy-up, we're

elena: today we're making herring under a fur coat, a traditional russian salad.t of us, a favorite dish that we prepare for every holiday meal. let's get started. we make it in a ring form. on the bottom layer, we'll put herring. to make it moist, we smear each layer with mayonaisse. the next layer is boiled potato. >> legend has it that during the 1917 revolution, a merchant wanted to create a dish that people could identify with. herring, cooked vegetables and beetroot are symbols of the proletariat. the french mayo that dresses the salad is a reminder of the enemies of the soviets. >> before serving, we remove the ring. we decorate it with some fresh parsley and it's ready! >> we always had it when i was a kid, especially on new years eve. it's our family's favorite food. >> really tasty. it was our childhood dish on new years eve. my mother was a very good cook. she knew how to remove the bones and prepare the herring. she taught me to do it! it's nice here, they put in the right amount of herring. some places put too little herring and too many potatoes. her

laura coates. >> well, now, i'm really going to read it. >> laura coates, i'm always a fan. i count you as a friend. it's great to be with you here and on sirius xm. you represent the best of us. i'll watch you tonight, and have a merry christmas. >> i appreciate that, and i feel the same for you. we'll get after it, in the words of chris cuomo, because this is "cnn tonight." and i'm laura coates, in for don lemon. and we begin with breaking news because, on this eve of christmas eve, the ghosts of criminals past have their slates wiped clean with presidential pardons. but that smell, you smell, that wafting. it's not holiday cheer and evergreen. no, it's the stench of the swamp, rotten to the core. another blizzard of pardons again, tonight, in fact, 26, in total. and the big names on tonight's list? a rogue's gallery of convicted criminals. paul manafort. trump's former campaign manager, who was convicted of bank and tax fraud and witness tampering. and robert mueller's russia investigation. now, he admitted his crimes, and he initially agreed to cooperate with mueller. th

please welcome back to the show, ta-nehisi coates how are you ta-nehisi?istic pieces on the presidency, on the country over the last decade you obviously have laid out your differences of opinion with joe biden over the years yet also made it very clear that he's a better choice if the other choice is donald trump based on that i'm assuming you were not celebrating in the streets on saturday, but how did you feel about the people that were >> i wasn't. i was not celebrating in the streets. that's not something i would do. that's not how i interact with the world. that actually is not even any reflection on joe biden. i understand the people who were it's been a tough four years i totally, totally get it. i do worry that maybe we do not know how dark it's about to get, you know, again, really, really quickly. but at the same time, people are human beings i understand it. i get it you know, trump was a different -- you know, magnitude, you know, of corruption and a threat to the state and to democracy so i understand it i understand it. it wouldn't be what i

to kids >> on average we would get 150,000 requests for coats from kids in urgent need situations and this year we're closer to 365,000. >> reporter: wow that's more than double. >> yes. >> reporter: donations are steady but nowhere near enough. even the sound of the giving season may be somewhat muted the salvation army expects a drop of 50% in kettle collections despite a 155% increase in need then there's the matter of health becky tessa is one of ten volunteers allowed inside this united way branch. >> you're still putting yourself at risk to do this. why? >> because it needs to be done. >> reporter: still trying to give in a world turned upside down anne thompson, nbc news, flemington, new jersey. >>> up next, a dramatic rescue at sea. >>> it was only the first lap of a formula one grand prix race in bahrain when a car crashed into a barrier broke in half and caught fire. the french driver was trapped but was able to jump out and over a red hot metal barrier. believe it or not, he escaped with minor injuries, just amazing. >>> another remarkable escape involves stranded boater of

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you have the upgrade, laura coates on cnn. good to see you. big shot, serious radio show, now here you are. that guy doesn't even think twice about what he did. it may have made him sick. he'd do it again, he's going to work. >> chris, the idea, heroes go on autopilot, when the rest of us run. i'm here, i'm going to fix this, i can help, and they do. and it's astounding. a lot of people would walk away, they don't want to have the risk, they don't want to get themselves sick. he thought, someone needs help, i can help him, and did it. i can't believe it. it makes you feel like, in a time when half the time you can never -- 90% of the time, you don't see people's mouths or noses. the whole face is not there. but he saw a human being in spite of it, and just took, you know, did what he could. it's beautiful. >> that's a beautiful observation. i just wish i had made it. laura coates, i will be watching you as always. >> i'll write your next show. >> done. that's what i want for christmas. >> i take it back! never mind. this is cnn tonight, i'm la

melissa chan welcome to news asia we're glad you could join us indonesia received its 1st shipment of coated 1000 vaccines from china this week as the government prepares for a mass inoculation program the vaccine developed by sign of act biotech will be evaluated by the indonesian food and drug authority for emergency use indonesian clerics are also expected to issue a whole lot of occasion for the experimental drug president joko widodo says these are only the 1st steps and more doses are on the way. you got my c. . we are also still working to get 1800000 doses of vaccine to arrive in early january of 2021. part from getting the finished version of axioms we are also getting $15000000.00 doses of raw vaccine within this month. and later 30000000 doses in january that will be processed by the state owned pharmaceutical company b.-o. pharma. and indonesia isn't the only asian country looking at chinese vaccines rather than western options made by pfizer biotech where derna astra zeneca and others signed of back in china national biotech group recently announced approvals for a late stage cl

canteen style of buying a $57.00 sells traditional russian dishes including shuba or herring under a fur coat alaina melnyk over shows us how it's prepared. it's a must have on every new year's eve table. and a very popular lunch and dinner dish. and. the rest are just working with the face time you slice it today we're making herring under a coat a traditional russian salad for most of us a favorite dish that we prepare for every holiday meal. but i say. let's get started. we make it in a ring full on the bottom layer it will put herrings so. no surgeons to this muscle to make it more we smear each layer with mayonnaise which. the next layer is boiled potatoes. legend has it that during the 1917 revolution a merchant wanted to create a dish that people could identify with herring cooked vegetables and big brute are symbols of the proletariat. the french mayo that dresses the salad is a reminder of the enemies of the soviets. that they thought serving we remove the ring so. we decorate it with some fresh postulates and it's ready yet i think it's. just we always had it when i was a kid especi

>> stephen: i don't think i could pull off that coat.ook the same on me. >> jon: i think you're right about that. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i think i would look like an extra puppet. >> jon: you ever watch these -- it's kind of like the fabric that the muppets are made out of. >> stephen: that's what i was thinking. i would look like a background extra in avenue q. ( laughter ) do you have anything to play for transitioning to meryl streep? >> jon: oh, marle, let's see -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody. thank you, jon. >> jon: yes, indeed. >> stephen: my guest tonight is an actor whose career is synonymous with excellence, please welcome to "a late show" meryl streep. hello, meryl. >> hi, stephen. thanks for having me. >> stephen: lovely to see you. great to see you. >> stephen: i like to ask all my guests given where we are given the covid and the lockdowns, where in the world are we finding you? are you home right now? >> i'm at home and you can hear the heat coming on. in the berkshires. i'm filming in boston, so i'm commutin

you won't need a heavy coat. can see the temperatures in the south bay and take a look at the east bay for you. oakland 60 degrees. upper 50s, around the coastline some breezy winds at times. let's check in with mike. >>> all right, vianey. traditional as we approach the end of the year, the last couple weeks and the map shows green sensors everywhere even as we move over into the altamont pass. slowing out of the altamont pass but not in the last couple of weeks. really at speed in the interchange. i've circled the toll plaza. we saw some slowing there. it's cleared. we just had a burst of traffic as they cleared through the oakland construction zone. over to kris. >> reporter: a lot of folks are making plans for new year's eve and some plans include testing for covid. why doctors say that's not a good vat strategy. >>> strange bedfellows as democrats agree with donald trump, and donald trump throws his support behind bernie sanders. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. >>> good morning. it is 5:

those that are still just working a look at the place on this flight it today making herring under a coat a traditional russian salad for most of us a favorite dish that we prepare for every holiday meal. but i say. let's get started. we make it in a ring full on the bottom layer will put herrings so. the surgeons to use muscle to make it more just each layer with mayonnaise. the next layer is boiled potatoes. the legend has it that during the 1917 revolution a merchant wanted to create a dish that people could identify with herring cooked vegetables and beet root are symbols of the proletariat. the french mayo that dresses the salad is a reminder of the enemies of the soviets. they thought serving we remove the ring so. we decorate it with some fresh postulates and it's ready yet wasn't it that. we always had it when i was a kid especially on new year's eve. it's our family's favorite dish. really tasty it was our childhood rich on new year's eve my mother was a very good cook she knew how to remove the bones and prepare the hair and she taught me to do it because. number one it's nice h

from father frost thanks to a healthy dose of coated antibodies the holiday spirit is alive and well despite the coronavirus pandemic. there is very very huge everyone blow air kisses because we can't hug each other. just remember the top story we're following for you here today on the news the u.k. . are scrambling to. reopen the severed trade links on monday e.u. countries shut their borders to british traveling to keep up a new and possibly more contagious strain of the corona virus which is spreading in southern it to. your news for now coming up next starbucks leaders show pickle taking a look at some of this season was surprised. to get all the latest news and information. on our website that of course you don't call me i'm sorry large for me and all the team here in berlin thanks watch. the odd. place. to. pick up. more in the fast to. come in last minute christmas champion reclaiming cocksucker. christmas jumped on top of that. storm and suffered a major blow and loses to. the . next on d. w. . surviving a winning team and then returning to normal life. meaningless like the s

he has no coat tails. he had no blue wave.ia, you know what he's going to remind georgians of? defunding the police and the china problem which makes it a joe biden problem. let me give you advice, joe biden. don't go to go go. it's going to backfire. >> bill: i don't think you'll get that wish, leo. geraldo, my guess is president trump goes back to georgia this month, too. i'd bet on that, would you? >> i hope he does. he is by far the most effective cheerleader that the republicans have. i think that he has a tremendous, if you want to call it coat tails, a tremendous impassioned following that feels extremely disgruntled over the course the election has taken. i think they have invested so much in this lawsuit by texas and other states which will be a failed effort in the supreme court. there will be bitterness and anger and residual feeling that the republicans that donald trump specifically got gypped. he can take that anger and bitterness and wrap it in to motivation for the republican base in georgia, then you could get

well maybe case in point this next hospitals in england have reported a record number of coated patients as health officials across britain will this struggling to cope with new coronavirus cases the u.k. is distributing the pfizer vaccine and also hopes to approve imminently the astra zeneca job in the coming days but said a strict quarantine remains in place in london and other parts of the country. away from covert no 22 of these been a challenging year for many not least hollywood actors who are rushing to say sorry for their own performances not bring diverse enough again i was probably boyd to reports next the critics are starting tools whether or not to smoke just maybe go a little too far. 2020 has been a hard year fact is no one suffers more in the world quality than act is and celebrities. professional pretend is trying to engage with intellectual debate is a great well it's great for a half i actually. say that. these are people who have to look like they love humanity well all the cinema going humanity but if they loved anyone but themselves they probably wouldn't be celebrit

and laura coates in for d. lemon. and, you know, the tough reckoning is, what is trump's play on this relief? of course it's good to ask for more money. but he didn't fight for it. but it will still sound good, but to who? and how does he risk not getting ve vetoed? can he pull it off, does he want to pull it off? this is a hard one. i don't know why he did it. if he wanted it, he would have done it so much sooner. >> i've always hated a monday morning quarterback, in sports, and also when the american people and their lives are on the line. you're the person in the oval office with the biggest platform, everyone would have stopped to hear you speak. if you wanted more money for people, you should have said something. instead, you have a president rip van winkle who said, oh, did you want me to sign something? it's infuriating. if it weren't so tragic, you could ponder it. but this is something in realtime, people are affected. they're wondering why. and i can't stand a johnny come lately. >> extending any timeline of

the rest are just working up to the facial you start today making herring under a coat a traditional russian salad for most of us a favorite dish that we prepare for every holiday meal. but i say. let's get started. we make it in a ring full on the bus and we'll put herrings. in the surgeons to smarten to make it more. each day with mayonnaise which. the next layer is boiled potatoes. legend has it that during the 1917 revolution a merchant wanted to create a dish that people could identify with herring cooked vegetables and beet root are symbols of the proletariat. the french made over dresses the salad is a reminder of the enemies of the soviets. that they thought serving we removed the ring so. we decorate it with some fresh pasta and it's ready. just we always had it when i was a kid especially on new year's eve. it's our family's favorite dish. really tasty it was our childhood dish on new year's eve my mother was a very good cook she knew how to remove the bones and prepare the hair and she taught me to do it but. when one it's nice here they put in the right amount of herring

grab that big winter coat if you are heading out. it is another cold start as we are looking at temperatures mainly in the 30s and 40s. here is a live look with our mark hopkins hotel camera as we look to san francisco. you see some high clouds. but still we are looking at those temperatures, 40 concord, 38 livermore, 50 san francisco, 41 for san jose and santa rosa, down to 38 with mainly clear skies. through the afternoon, low to mid 60s, daytime highs about 49 degrees above average for this time of year. we'll talk about the rest of the week into the weekend coming up. let's check with gianna and how that morning commute is inup. >>> a couple hot spots already. along 580 working your way east around north glenn we've got a crash in the left lane. i checked with chp and they will run a traffic break to get everything to the shoulder. you will see brake lights temporarily and then things should open up. on the flip side west bound which is the commute direction, we are seeing crowding, a busy ride out of tracy. starting around mount

it's cold outside. >> the winter coats were donated by the warriors foundation.arcus peters, who plays for the baltimore ravens and other groups. >>> bay area whether starting out with cloud cover today. tonight we will hold onto the cloud. as we head into friday, rainfall developing, especially by the afternoon hours. saturday, could be the possibility of a shower for the morning hours. sunday, we could be tracking another system. in terms of rainfall projections, the bulk of the activity in the north bay. not so much in the south bay. still, adding rainfall to the rain buckets as we head into your friday forecast. tomorrow morning starts off dry . we expect lots of clouds. in the afternoon hours, chances of showers focused in the north bay . the main action moves in later. this is friday, 3:00, 4:00. into the evening hours, scattered showers. maybe a few lingering showers as we go into saturday, primarily saturday morning. today on the satellite, lots of clouds streaming in, even rain showers in southern california. for us, some green showing up on the radar. t