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>> yeah, dan and liz, so nice we did it twice today.even records were set today, another day spent in the 70s for a lot of us. take a look at the waves right now. still active along the coastline from 13 to 16-foot waves now. the high surf warning does continue until 9:00 p.m. tonight. winds today certainly were not an issue. not an issue tonight. winds are really light everywhere is less than ten miles per hour. so light winds tonight, clear skies, creating a cooler evening compared to yesterday. the 24-hour temperature change, we're 14 degrees cooler in half moon bay. seven despite the 24-hour temperature change it's comfortable in a december evening. it's 64 in the city. 60 oakland. 61 san jose but down to 50 in novoto. here is the story we're tracking. live doppler 7 along with satellite that storm track continues to be well north of california staying right over portland and seattle with the showers. it's a quiet night on the way for the bay area. tonight, it will get chilly in the north bay dropping into the 30s around the bay sho

. >> dan and liz? >> all right. spencer, thank you very much. >> we're in the midst of the third wave of coronavirus and it's the worst one yet. next, we're going to have a comparison to the summer surge when we thought it couldn't get any worse. >>> bank of america hasn't answered lawmakers about why it's draining edd accounts but it's still taking the money. i'm >>> let's catch you up on tonight's headlines regarding the pandemic. for the first time ever, more than 100,000 americans are in the hospital because of the coronavirus. right now california set a record for the case count. the number of hospitalized patients set a record of lives lost is over 2,000. today the united kingdom is the first country to approved fooizfooiz -- pfizer covid-19 vaccine, the 14-day quarantine is over. the cdc announced guidelines that say you can end quarantine after seven-days if you receive a negative test or ten days without getting tested. we've known cases are on the rise but up until recently, we had not surpassed the summer

how is that for december weather, dan and liz? >> i like it. thank you. liz does, too, right? >> yes. i do. yes. >>> pay versus perks. the pandemic is changing how we work and what we work for, actually. tonight a look at what gig workers now value the most. >>> santa clara county is getting tough on businesses ignoring restrictions. just how many were cited >>> the pandemic prompted so many changes how we work. our changing workplace is resulting in changing priorities for where freelancers want to work. the change in workplace is part of building a better bay area. >> it certainly is. david louie looks how tech companies may have to reevaluate perks. >> reporter: we've seen the trend towards remote work with some employees enticed to work out of state. now, a new survey indicates the pandemic is causing a shift to gig work project based freela e freelancers more interested in pay and time off than in perks so common in silicon valley such as free or subdisidized food. >> are all of these other perks providing, are they hurting the bottom line in a difficult economy? those con

we also want to highlight one more that is special to dan and abc 7. >> that's right, liz. you've heard me talk about it each year when i host my numb charity golf tournament. smiling faces in one of the most beautiful places on the planet. these young people are enjoying the time of their lives s south conk concord. >> we've focused on what we call underserved kids, kids who have not had great opportunities in their life. we get them to camp and offer things like anti-bullying programs. we teach them about life skills. it's a safe environment where everybody's on the same footing. >> for the past 25 years i've hosted a golf tournament to make sure as many people as possible get a chance to spend a week outdoors. everything summer catch has to offer. so far we've sent more than 10,000 kids to camp. >> every kid ought to have a chance to go to summer camp at least once in their lives. >> we helped build confidence and build hope and give these kids a chance to see what great mentors we have that there's ways to have great lifes and improve their life and hopefully this touch

and free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. ♪ liz: welcome back. you are watching the foxbusiness network. coming into the bottom of the hour. let's welcome back to the show danhe media blackout on both the swalwell and hunter biden story -- >> you have the hunter biden story. people forget swalwell ran for president as well. these are two top democrats. both caught in scandals involving china. the media itself is too closely tied to china. you have the mulan movie, accidental that they did that, special section for china, you know, china government back in 2019. then you look at how they covered these stories. they censored the hunter biden story leading up to the election. one of the many stories they refuse to cover. biden looked at and trump was good. now they are not covering swalwell to the point where the new york times, supposedly, the most important newspaper in the country has not even covered the scandal. you can go search the website. not one iota of it. that is not news coverage, that is a news blackout. liz: talking about the swalwell story; right? >> yes. exactly. liz: you remembered that nra had the russian spy scandal in the media was all ove

and affordably, yes. will they need to do it across every subject they take? of course. that's what chegg was built for. this is our time. liz: danr stock is up 100% over the past year, year to date. really nice to see the company doing well and doing good. thank you so much. good luck to you. >> thanks, liz. you were one of the first to support us. i really appreciate it. liz: hey, that's what we do. dan rosensweig of chegg. >>> we have this breaking news. the number two democrat in the house, congressman steny hoyer of maryland, is now saying the house will vote on wednesday on a one-week temporary government funding bill while negotiations continue. okay. this is what blake burman was saying, that you would probably see a vote on the continuing resolution to buy about a week so that they could figure out how to come together on a spending plan so that they could keep the government running. with everything going on, get this stuff done, congress. >>> we are still waiting to hear from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on the current state of stimulus talks. but as you heard david kelly say, we really should be calling this

plan to renovate them and turn them into affordable housing units, so why are they hitting so many road blocks all this time? liz is here with the story. a lot of frustration. >> dan, this is a really fascinating story. these are homes that were initially built in the early '90s for air men and women working on travis air force base. in 2010, these families moved into homes on the base and these homes have been sitting empty. there is finally a plan to set them loose, but there is a lot of red tape. this property in fairfield seems like a gold mine. it has lots of space, a playground, basketball courts that's been sitting empty for nearly a decade. >> it's really crazy you've got these assets sitting there, these homes sitting there not being utilized, and over the past decade the housing crisis in this part of california has just gotten worse and worse and worse. >> reporter: a property builder has committed to remodeling these. but advocates can't get the green light. they say it's at least in part because of their neighbor. >> this time the neighbor happens to be the u.s. air force. >> reporter: travis air force base controls the water for the area, and they're

when so many people rely on social media for news and social media is censored across the board, can we ever have another fair election? liz: all right. dan. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. been a pleasure. liz: just ahead john cox on this hot debate. the big think that democrats are missing. what they are not getting at all in the story of the leaked audio of joe biden saying that the gop used the push to beat the living hell out of democrats. we also have more news out of what is happening in portland. that story next. >> politics seem immune to what is actually going on. that is how headstrong they have become in minneapolis. over 150 cops have left or are taking leave because it just is not safe for them. ♪ this is andy, my schwab financial consultant. here's andy listening to my goals and making plans. this is us talking tax-smart investing, managing risk, and all the ways schwab can help me invest. this is andy reminding me how i can keep my investing costs low and that there's no fee to work with him. here's me learning about schwab's satisfaction guarantee. accountability, i like it. so, yeah. andy and i made a good plan.

businesses including wineries, bars and restaurnts part of the group actually received more than eight times that amount nearly $3 million. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm lizus. >> it's important to note in 2018 governor newsom put his money in a blind trust to have no knowledge or role in the business decisions made during his time in office. >> stephanie sierra is digging into the numbers. tonight, she joins us live with what she found, steph? >> liz, the plump jack group received this money to keep employees on payroll. a requirement of the sba. unlike other sb

liz: interesting stuff kt, it's great to have you on we love your perspective and insight. we will have you back on, kt mcfarland, good to see you. next the media research center dann johnson said the media had more influence in russia in the election because they blacked out the hunter biden story and they're doing it again with the swalwell story. dan gainor next. >> reaction to the news of the investigation? >> let's go ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. with zero down, zero due at signing, ♪and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪ stand back, i'm gonna show ya ♪ ♪ how doug and limu roll, ya ♪ ♪ you know you got to live it ♪ ♪ if you wanna wi... [ music stops ] time out! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ if you have type 2 diabetes and risks for heart disease, you could land in the hospital with heart failure. for people like you, farxiga does more than lower