and that could _ people rented from them. and that could have — people rented from them.nger people for whom housing is— particularly younger people for whom housing is already a significant concern — housing is already a significant concern of theirs. so, i think the imptications_ concern of theirs. so, i think the implications notjust concern of theirs. so, i think the implications not just for homeowners but home _ implications not just for homeowners but home renters over 2023 as fixed rate mortgages expire and i replaced him as— rate mortgages expire and i replaced him as a _ rate mortgages expire and i replaced him as a rental agreements expire and are _ him as a rental agreements expire and are renegotiated. i think the implications we have not even scratch — implications we have not even scratch the surface in terms of the implications that could have on politics — implications that could have on politics. housing has been an obsession and addiction for many country— obsession and addiction for many country for— obsession and addiction for many country for years w

you could see how different this looks. could see the structure and what the atmospheric river looks like. no doubt if you and watching for a while you could pick these out. pausing right thamth bee you cod see the stream of t here. the pacific is pointing a hose at the bay with perfect aim with steady rain. looking at the beads of red showing you where this gets heavier. back to the beginning. saturday at 2:00 a.m., it takes its sweet time. working its way down everyone gets in on the act. it doesn't clear the south bay until we have gotten the probably early afternoon. that's about an inch and a half on saturday. when you add on top of that all the rest of the rain we have gotten with the totals beginning to get impressive for the remainder of what is now another 2 1/2 day.. that's why there's a flood watch. even though there's a flood watch there's a lot of wayne we aren't at risk of any major flooding. i think when a lot of people here this they think of winters past looking and feeling like this after a while with the

what could you do to solve the problem? we could get xfinity? that's actually super adult of you to suggest. i can't wait to squad up. i love it when you talk nerdy to me. guy, guys, guys, we're still in session. and i don't know what the heck you're talking about. >>> welcome back today and the rest of the year for stocks is going to be all about the fed and inflation data the consumer price index coming out at 8:30 this morning and the fed will make its call on interest rates tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. in the meantime, jpmorgan chase's trading team has a number of scenarios and outcomes based on the cpi number. are you ready? here we go all right. according to jpmorgan chase, if the cpi is above 7.t8%, the s&p is crushed it could fall 4% to 5% hot number bad for stocks if it is 7.5 and 7.7, still bad. s&p could fall 2.5% to 3.5%. the two bad scenarios. to the good laid out by jpm. if the cpi is 7.2 and 7.4, the s&p could actually gain 2% to 3% look at that leaving no margin of error .10%, the market is moving 2% to 4% if the market falls 7%, it is

and if not, what could fill that gap could not fill the gap. we could not return to this until the soviet time, but in spite of some sympathy, growing sympathy to the time but to return is impossible because we were, we could not accept this dogma is max's is out of over the questions. so we need to get further and to, to, to mixer, the amount of social justice. so bit future wiz traditional traditional values for and by recently statement of our president that has made a degree in order to, to, to defend. and as a firm on the political level, traditional values and rational society. so i think that's that should be outside of political western modernity. we need to explore more rational tradition traditional level files of the sky or creation or public c. and we need to reduce goldwaire, non western or pre modern if you want to post more other types of political sol. so we need to, to join primadonna davis postmodernity and we need to 5 to a relative ice to make relative the western experience. the west is only part of the humanity and in spit

could see the water main breaks, that could be a problem. how much much above average for the east, staggering. out to the west, the first in a series of storms have moved in. heavy mountain snow. heavy coastal rain. about 100,000 lost power and trees are down, winds are so high. this atmospheric river is like a fire hose. it's not one system, it's a series of them. it's a multi-day event that will see this atmospheric river. with all of the fires out west, burn scars could create some debris flows. it's going to be flash flooding as heavy rain in san francisco sliding down towards l.a. and the mexican border. >>> you're looking at live pictures of the latest spacex launch at cape canaveral, florida. falcon 9 launch which is happening now aims to take them into earth's lower orbit. it will expand the company's ability to provide more internet. >>> and thousands of migrants at america's southern border remain in limbo after the u.s. supreme court temporarily blocked the biden administration's plan to lift title 42. now the trump-era border re

and if we could push in and if we pan up, you could see the smoke. that is not smoke. that is what the officials will warn. it looks like it. but that is actually acid gas. so there is concern for folks who are respiratory illnesses that if they're in the area that too could be a serious issue. that aside, there is an interesting balance because you have the urgency and the concern and at the same time the deep appreciation and respect from locals who come out here and want to keep a safe distance but want to show what made more than half of the land on this big island and that is mauna loa. >> listen, these are living volcanos. they're living islands. that is how they came to be. they're always changing and you get to witness it, david culver. enjoy the moment. thank you so much. >> reporter: thank you. >>> well at any moment now, president biden is set to sign the law which will arrest a national rail strike. we'll bring you that moment live when it happens. plus, elon musk has now suspended kanye west from twitter as the rapper continues to spread -- i mean, literal

we could have got— could have done better. we could have got it — could have done better.e done good things there. we are in we have done good things there. are in 50—50 we have done good things there. - are in 50—50 situation. we want 300 320. australia are on course for a series victory against the west indies, needing six wickets to wrap up the second test in adelaide. after setting a mammoth a97 to win, scott boland tore through the windies top order to leave the touring side 38 for 4 going into the fourth day. australia lead the two test series 1—0. india beat bangladesh in the third 0di with ishan kishan scoring the fastest ever double century in one day history. the indian batsman tookjust 126 balls to reach his double tonne . eventually making 210 — as they racked up a mammoth 409 from their 50 overs in chittagong in response, bangladesh never got close, they were bowled out for 182, falling 227 short. they do win the three match series though after victory in the first two 0dis. it's busy day in the world of rugby union — with the start of the champions cup. its t

any chance that we could get some wet weather.people taking to the air and roads. >> it is dry for us and looking out a week. but we know that even a storm somewhere else could really disrupt the travel with the planes coming into the bay area. as we look ahead. we are still seeing some of the big storms moving through the midwest. heading off towards east. but we're only seeing a couple of minor storms. it will be a rolling on to the coast into the bay area going at least through next friday. but look at all of the snow that is going to be just to the east of us. and we just made it through a big storm. so now we're looking back and how we're measuring up as far as our water year update. we're still at a deficit in santa rosa. we need about 2 1/2 inches of rain to catch up to what is normal for this time of the year. san francisco, even after measured four inches since october 1st, we're still lacking a little over an inch of rain. but we are at a surplus for oakland, livermore and san jose making it over 100% of what is normal a

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they say that such a for sale could be challenged in court. and so they're trying to find a different solution, but this idea of a for sale, all speculative right now comes as 19 of the 50 us states have passed partial bands on the use of tick tock on government phones and computers. so this is something that's picking up steam of the u. s. a. the big spending bill that's coming out of the u. s. right now to that includes a provision right now that president biden could sign any day that would also ban of use of this app on federal phones and networks. the whole idea of course, is to save usda on you where serve as not, not in china, but what's this all going to do to appetizers? that's where tick tock gets all that money. exactly right now i was looking at some recent estimates or does estimates right now that tick tock made at $13000000000.00 with a b and ad revenue and 2022. but tick tock is the newest kid on the block when it comes to social media platforms that businesses are putting their ad revenues into . so any kind of hit to its repu

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that could allow schools, stores, restaurants to finally reopen.been days after the weekend shooting attack that knocked out power. john wellinghoff joins us. thank you for taking the time this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> first, let's speak about the sophistication of this attack. in the break you were mentioning about how the target was a specific line. ably hitting that line, had a broad effect. what does that say to you about the planning, premedication capability of those behind this attack. >> it tells me the people who did this understood the system. they knew what specific substation to target. it was one of the larger of the two substations that was hit, is the one i believe actually knocked out this line, so they were aware to some degree how this system operated. >> you investigated a similar attack back in 2013, just south of san jose, which threatened the power supply to all of silicon valley. when you look at an attack like this, what kind of hallmarks do you see? what kind of group or groups could be capable of such an att

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could you could you say a bit about that?maybe, you know, the way that she put it was first that she noticed that when she the anthropologist, but also a psychiatrist. and she said that when she talks to patients and they're able to sort of say, like, i'm so unhappy, i'm so sort of this mentally disorganized right now of the way i grew up and of the lack of support in my community like that. that is very empowering, healing for them. maybe in the same that someone used to say like, i'm so upset because my mother was like toxic and dysfunctional, but like she's basically saying that to deprive to sort of tell someone whose life has been shaped by all these really like cruel forces, that it's just in your biology, but you're not responding. to all the things that have happened to you that is diminished in and that yes, for someone like laura, who really didn't have any discernible in her life, it feels very. then she feels it's not her own fault. but like for someone like naomi, who grew up in a public housing complex and pover

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and now potentially china that this could, could make a difference. that being said, i think in terms of equipment as long as, as, as the support from the, the west continuous ukraine can have an advantage. i'm here, but it is overall relatively difficult to town, kind of how deep russian stocks are and how much they could get from elsewhere. one thing is certainly clear conditions will get worse before they get better. rain and mud will give way to snow and ice slowing down operations, rendering both soldiers and civilians vulnerable to cold and hunger. let's take a closer look at what that means for ukrainian morale. so far they find in freezing temperatures, soldiers on both sides suffer from heavy shelling while also fighting against hunger, cold and moisture. the suffering of the civilian population in ukraine is comparable . that sheltering and bombed out houses and apartments, but the will to preserve seems unbroken. few who woodard so it is better to suffer a cold winter to freeze and starve as long as the russians aren't here with the russian

well, we could do a couple of things. first of all, there is this kind of this, this might, this, i was a mob mentality, dis, o'clock, receive. but there is this, this is kind of a movement, you know, the psychology of groups. but you mentioned julian, a sorry, this is the part that again, i'm doing nothing but exhibiting, being flabbergasted. this is the person who basically did exactly what our own daniel ellsberg did in the pentagon papers exactly the same day. he basically provided something that was taken by somebody else, and yet nobody understands the distinction between the 2. and as far as having an organization, i would love to read the manual to read the statute as to what determines for what is or is not miss or dis information. that's what i want to know. define this for me. is it a lie? is it not true, and do you have a sub, a subsequent or an adjacent tribunal to determine what isn't, isn't mis information misinformation this information propaganda? i never, i mean, you, you mentioned orwellian eric blair,

soo those storms could spin. when they get closer to our derek van damme is later there in the day, through shreveport, that is where we see the storms possibly even after dark. days are very short this time of the year so we don't get a lot of light in the afternoon. there is the snowstorm. here is the ice. and then this is the severe weather on the tail end of this storm. there is your blizzard warning. and it is a blizzard. i guarantee it. 39-mile-per-hour at scotts bluff, 46 in rapid city. look at the visibility. it is in the quarter mile range. a quarter mile in akron. interstates are closed here. things aren't moving because almost zero visibility at times. so a lot going on. big storm moving to the east. >> yeah. certainly keeping you businessy, it is a big storm. might call it a perfect storm. not in a good way. chad myers and ed lavendera boarded his flight. thank you so much to both of you. >>> any moment now, president biden is set to speak. we're standing by for those remarks and we'll bring them to y

at title 42 could remain in effect.antime, el paso, texas, thousands have arrived ahead of the ruling. on the holiday weekend, some were forced to sleep outside in freezing temperatures but 300 people spent christmas eve at the convention center. what is the city doing to accommodate this influx of migrants? >> reporter: you mentioned the con convention center. well they activated emergency management teams to try to go through the process, if they don't they won't be able to receive all of the help that the city help. they could not go to the state run shelters because of state and federal laws. instead they are in a nonprofit selter and once that shelter is to capacity, they're having to sleep on the floor. behind me is an entire family huddled together with as many blanket as possible. so many of them doing this exact same thing. you see it as you walk down the streets. one after the other after the other. but the sun starting to come out so they have a lot of blankets. but it is just so many people, so many differen

he could now face more than 20 years in prison and could be deported from the us.forests forfood, shelter, energy, medicines, and income, according to the united nations. the recommended forest cover per nation is at least 10 percent of the total land mass. in kenya, that cover stands at about 6%. our africa business editor, zawadi mudibo, toured villages at the kenyan coast, where foreign contractors have been accused of illegally harvesting giant baobab trees, for export to find out what is at stake. widespread outrage that a foreign national was whole baobab trees in can the bbc now has a reserve access to how these giant were transported to these giant were transported to the shores of the kenyan coast ready for ship and. i am at the kenyan coast at this massive storage yard for the giant baobab trees. i am here to meet a businessman accused of illegally acquiring permits to transport these massive trees to eastern europe. he denies these claims. but a tweet from kenya's environment and forestry secretary through a spanner in the works. we got all the permits _

so you could make reform, you could change. some are some aspects of economy, but you know, or should loose the sovereignty and control over geopolitical space. in order to make correct god transformation over the ideology, you should discard ancient tradition. so now, china is a communist political power. almost of the letter with confusion isn't in the center success, full control. oh or we're growing a liberal market. the chinese didn't. it didn't a div talk that society a liberal democracy ways, a liberal market. they have preserve to vertical government over the country with a unique and who will unite that power political power. and they have submitted a liberal economy to it. and i think that is example how and the positive situation in the all of us on soviet union could be centralized power with full job political control over all parts and at the cur zones. wes's mixed economy, wiz combination, older socialism ways, traditionalism was great there. and there was a russian tradition, well use l debt caught fox function

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so these young team could learn at loose and we could learn and could teach his players how to react against adversity. so so yeah, it's better that it happened there than now against the morocco with this for it's a really high i think it was a, a warning at the right time. now, of course is a lot of history. i'm outside of football, between spite of a rocker ninty, 900000 moroccans living in spain. i think that they're the biggest group of foreign nationals living in spite. how important is this match to that moroccan community there? oh it is. it is, it is very important. because it's not just the size of the community, but the passion of that community football is super important for moroccans in general. and of course, for americans in spain. so our, so yeah, it's, it's, it's something very important we, there's also a long history between the 2 countries. now are the 2 governments are closer, but for a while they, that there were a lot of tension and frictions. so of course, of course it is important for them there isa some sense of, of alert, like the police are, is paying att

obviously falsifying your bio, if in fact that is what could be proven, it could be an ethical violationere able to dig up in brazil also potentially, but yes, i think as you said, the campaign disclosure are probably the key thing. if in fact it is proved that he willfully and in full knowledge admitted details, that could be a criminal matter. >> and lots of questions as you've laid out. we invited george santos on to the profwagram to take some of questions and his team has not yet given us an answer. we do want to say. thank you for coming on and thank you for your reporting. >> thank you, kate. >>> so cold and flu season hitting earlier and faster and harder and now some of the big drug stores are limiting medications that evevery family needs. details next. . . ♪ it's subway's ggest refresh yet! - [announcer] payroll takes too long. at least it used to. now, there's roll, the app that makes payroll as easy as sending a text. you. you're slinging tacos and you've got a minute between orders to handle payroll. what do you do? step one, type 'run payroll', respond to a couple question

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so it could, it depend. so multiple oddity it, this precisely the end of the, by a bio polarity and with the, i may and idea that the west 1001 to accept that in multiple oddity on the west. real not be one of the 2, but went off fuel pulse. and we would use the western claim over hedge immunity of universality. o. o for over globalism to some concrete borders. so that is a re, a re proven sale is ition of the west that east precisely multiple out it, russia defense now. and it's war against a unit unipolar system, not only our alum ah, status or position as independent pulled, but as well. the other balls, china, india, islamic world, latin america, africa. so that is the 1st multiple or war that is going on now. and ukraine because that west wanted at any price to preserve and safe, it had germany unipolar system that is contamination, old by polarity. and that is why such are, are also forbear such hatred for russia, it is a continuation of bipolar understanding of all of them or to check or over or inter

could get worse. democrats are wrestling with whether to release the former president's tax returns to the public, just two weeks before republicans take charge of the house. this as the january 6th committee prepares to release its final report tomorrow after sending criminal referrals against donald trump to the department of justice. >>> supreme court justice john roberts placed a hold on lifting title 42, the restrictions set to expire tomorrow. that was news to the white house. he wants the white house to respond by 5:00 today. tens of thousands of migrants hoping to cross the border wait. >>> congress is waiting to pass the government funding bill before leaving town for christmas. they just finished writing it. we will look at how they plan to spend $1.7 trillion of your money. >>> good day. the ways and means committee is meeting to take up the long awaited trump tax returns and vote on potentially releasing those returns to the public. despite promising to release them back in 2016, the forme

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we could see an inflection point.ing forward, if the fed pauses, which i think they could in the first quarter or the second quarter, and china reopens, this could bode well for 2023 for the second half of next year. haidi: david chao global market strategist for invesco. we are watching developments out of sunak china. we have a plan for the offshore creditors following the onshore plan as well as the 2020 one results. we hear a number of updates when it comes to debt restructuring and they communicated with certain holders still in talks with an ad hoc group with no agreement made yet. but certain stakeholders represent a $9 billion principal amount. they propose their preliminary restructuring framework converting 3-4,000,000,000 dollars worth of debts to shares. total clash for -- cash flow of 220 billion yuan. 20% of the projected cash flow first sunac is available for offshore entities. and they are looking at -- trading shares remain suspended and they are also considering gradually disposing of assets over the

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it definitely could. that's why they would have to focus on the evidence there was immediately around the murder scene itself. around the beds in the bedding of the different beds. so they would have prioritized the evidence. because there was a lot of evidence to suggest people going in and out of that house on a regular basis. >> alicia: maryellen o'toole, thank you so much for spotting this time with us. we have so many questions we are going to hopefully be getting so many of them answered at 4:00 p.m. eastern when idaho police do hold that news conference. thank you so much. gillian, we talk about all the people who were inside of at home, the number of hours that went by, incredible amount of difficulty for these investigators even as they arrived on scene. we are going to find out so much more. >> gillian: we are starting to get a sense now of just why, seven-week sin, police only now have a suspect in custody. >> alicia: exactly, huge relief for the folks who live in moscow, idaho. >> gillian: to

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he taught him how he could put it on gravy. he could also put it in a spray mist. >> and mr. obtain some of the cyanide he needed for his homicides. >> the relationship between kuklinski and prongay went swimmingly for a while, but before long, they had a falling out. >> apparently, kuklinski realized that this guy could be a liability, and i don't need him anymore. he's taught he everything he needed to. he's got to go. and he killed him. >> on august 8th, 1984, robert prongay's body was found shot to death in his mr. softee truck. >> poor bobby prongay. five in the chest. >> but one negative side effect of prongay being dead is that kuklinski no longer has a source for his cyanide, which has become his new passion as a way to kill people. so, now he's looking for other ways of acquiring cyanide. >> and so, i was his man. i was his connection. >> after they first met, dominick polifrone and richard kuklinski had a bunch of different meet-ups and discussions together about how to carry out their crimes. dominick wore something called a negra. it was a little bulkier than the

then we could get a win but- yeah, if he's fit and does hisjob. then we could get a win but france ared have rallied around raheem sterling, who flew home yesterday to be with his family following a robbery at his home back in england. gareth southgate confirmed he had spent some time with raheem sterling yesterday, agreeing it would be best for the player to return home. harry kane said it was difficult seeing a team—mate and friend in that position. it's understood the intruders were armed. we come here from gareth southgate. you have days where events happen and you have to deal with them. he is on his way home. yeah, we are obviously mindful of him being allowed space and privacy respected, so we don't want to talk into much detail. away from the world cup... england are running out of time if they are to force a victory on the final day against pakistan in their test. they have been brilliant from the start, england, after such a huge score they posted. ben stokes' side starting the day needing to take eight more wickets with the hosts needing 263 more runs to win. one wicket in t

he had decided that he could no longer. so he needed a horse and decided to turn around and go find horse. he never dawned on him to go send somebody to go get a horse. by the time he had a horse, he had no brigade. and then the third brigade was led by john c caldwell and men arguably got closer to the stonewall than though among who would argue about that or the other two brigades. each one of them had a claim that their troops got closer to the confederate line than anybody, but each of them used a different on how to say that. whose flag got closer? whose men got closer, whose officers got closer? and each in their own way was correct. caldwell was hit and done. he would survive. as all of these men would. to fight another. but at fredericksburg hancock's division lost all its brigade commanders. in truth, they had lost almost 45% of their men in just 35 to 40 minutes of combat. and now, unlike french's, they were trapped in the middle of open field, stuck in a tiny dip about 270 yards in front of the confederate stonew