and david davis, of david davis.avid davis, of course, wrote a letter to the prime minister not so long ago talking about how this of tragedy may well be avoided. david thank you for joining tragedy may well be avoided. david thank you forjoining us david thank you for joining us this morning first of all, you to what the prime minister said yesterday. it didn't go quite as far as to this sort of automatic exclusion from those who come from dziga rated safe countries. but it went to some extent that way . well, i think will when we way. well, i think will when we see the lawyer in front of the house, i suspect it will go all the way towards the automatically solution. he's he's he's being a bit careful for the simple reason that there are two routes that the two legal routes that the bogus asylum seekers pursue . one is asylum seekers pursue. one is asylum seekers pursue. one is asylum and the other is some form claim under the modern slavery act . we were claiming slavery act. we were claiming they been trafficked a

they've johnson, david davis.y've all been tipped for the top job at some point in their careers. these are the best prime ministers we've never had. but first, former defence secretary michael portillo, he reflected on that seismic moment in 1997 when he lost his seat in that massive tory wipe—out i was in some ways quite relieved to lose. you may think that odd , lose. you may think that odd, but what i really cared about was being in government and i had no doubt whatsoever that the tories were getting out of government that had i won government that night. had i won my , i have had to my seat, i would have had to contest leadership. the contest the leadership. the conservative i was conservative party, which i was not keen to do because we had been reduced to a rump and i knew the tories wouldn't be back for 10 to 15 years, as indeed it turned out to be the case. so there was a certain relief to not and a certain amount not winning and a certain amount of graveyard by the way, of graveyard humour. by the way,

others like david davis saying. _ carefully. measures here to appease public opinion— some measures here to appease public opinion and _ some measures here to appease public opinion and make people feel they are more _ opinion and make people feel they are more secure. i suspect, and it is my— are more secure. i suspect, and it is my suspicion only, there is a political— is my suspicion only, there is a political element to it as well. maybe — political element to it as well. maybe geri will comment on that. we will maybe geri will comment on that. will come maybe geri will comment on that. - will come back to it. we move on to the front page of the financial times. the end of the year, so they look back at the year that was, 2022, and as you can imagine, they look back with a financial lens, and markets... that's not a happy headline there, geri. trio. markets. .. that's not a happy headline there, geri.- markets... that's not a happy headline there, geri. no, and in my “ob, headline there, geri. no, and in my job. people — hea

you know, david davis, you senior you know, respected senior conservative member of parliament, on parliamentrs on this . and made the this show. and davis made the comment the weekend, if we comment at the weekend, if we don't this, will all don't solve this, we will all lose seats. referring to lose our seats. referring to conservatives in north of conservatives in the north of england . in a moment, we'll move england. in a moment, we'll move on to some other topics. we'll talk about corruption in brussels . oh, yes, we . complain about it? do you go to them? do you go the christmas market? yeah, i went to one in kings cross. it was tiny the mulled wine was i had like about three gulps and it was gone £6.50. you know, that's expensive well it sounds it listen , i'm very excited because listen, i'm very excited because i'm back . i'm listen, i'm very excited because i'm back. i'm looking after listen, i'm very excited because i'm back . i'm looking after mark i'm back. i'm looking after mark steyn show on wednesday and thursday. so i'll be on air from eight on wednesday and thursday . but h

you know, david davis, you senior you know, respected senior conservative member of parliament, on parliamentthis . and made the this show. and davis made the comment the weekend, if we comment at the weekend, if we don't this, will all don't solve this, we will all lose seats. referring to lose our seats. referring to conservatives in north of conservatives in the north of england . in a moment, we'll move england. in a moment, we'll move on to some other topics. we'll talk about corruption in brussels . oh, yes, we . talk about corruption in jungle. i do think he's got the charisma and the love of the nafion charisma and the love of the nation to sort of carry on and make a success of this, as you know. portillo or some other. and i think if other people have come here, it is possible though, isn't it? it's not impossible. i know there's a lot to come through. and let's have a look , shall we, and let's have a look, shall we, at to this really, really tragic story. and this is for children rescued from a frozen lake but in critical condition. lynne may to others feared dead. absolutely tragi

they are going to elect david davis to be the next senator from illinois. this happens just as the house and senate are passing the federal commission bill. they decide they are going to choose davis, this is done in part because children's friends, including his nephew, were convinced that if they were able to get davis this position on the senate, that he would be compelled to vote for tilden on the federal election campaign. it was sort of a ride. this is how they understood if you read the letters from this time. and, so, this does not happen because davies, in unethically good way besides this is inappropriate and he cannot possibly serve on the electoral commission once he has been elected to the senate by the state legislature and illinois. so, he declines and he is replaced by joseph p bradley, a republican who vote with we are with the republicans. as a result you get this results of the election of 1876 where hayes is going to become president. i want to stress, again, that this is completely understood to be a partisan issue. and that this result

but first, as mp david davis , a dire first, as mp david davis, a dire warning to his conservative colleagues any chance of avoiding electoral oblivion? my super self panel return to debate in the media vows straight after the . return to debate in the media up in qatar has been the most difficult thing i've had to do. i can believe that because i never wanted to be put into this body. well, that bit i believe the next bit i struggle to believe. okay gulf state claims it does tolerate discrimination against line as well. yes, i was thinking about that. so i mean, they can't but i can't believe that we would believe that that's a real job interview answer we get. exactly i mean, yeah, that's what i wanted to pull back to the other story because asking you, have you ever been in a difficult situation before she's the perfect story . i was trapped. perfect story. i was trapped. i was trapped in the other genders was trapped in the other gender's body growing up in a leading emirate's ruling family . so, you know, but go and check that out that would get a jump i'm sure it's i guess it's a bit li

but first, as mp david davis , a dire first, as mp david davis, a dire warning to his conservative colleagues any chance of avoiding electoral oblivion? my super self panel return to debate in the media vows straight after the . return to debate in the media i mean, do you think it should be a condition of employment that you don't have a facial tattoo because? neil hamilton if you're in a front facing a pubuc you're in a front facing a public facing business, perhaps employers wouldn't want with a face tattoo. i wouldn't . i face tattoo. i wouldn't. i certainly think that that is true in many, many cases because certainly think that that is some families i would just going to give presence to the kids this year. we're not giving presents to all the adults because it's a bit silly. yeah, yeah. because adults have got money and they buy what they want. but yeah, i think the royal family are important. it's like nobody watches emmerdale farm anymore, but we watch the royal family break it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight as former brexit secretary david davis issues this urgent warning the tori

the decision that they are going to elect david davis to be the next senator from illinois. this happens just the house and senate are passing federal electoral commission bill so they decide that they are going to choose davis this is done in part because tilden. tilden friends, including his nephew, were convinced that if they were able get davis this position on the senate that he would be compelled to vote for tilden on the federal commission. so a sort of a bribe. this is how they understood. you read the letters from this time. and so this doesn't happen because davis may be, you know, in a in an in ethical be good way decides that this is inappropriate and he can't possibly serve on the electoral commission once he has elected to the senate by the state legislature in illinois so he declines and he's replaced joseph p bradley, a republican who votes with the republicans. and as a result you get result of the election of 1876 where hayes is going to become president. i want to stress again, this is completely understood to be partizan issue and that result was expected

with me is the broadcaster david davies and the senior editor at the nottingham post, natalie fahy, tomorrow'sfinancial times leads on us presidentjoe biden�*s package of green subsidies, the paper says the uk has criticised the measures, and say the government warns it will hit uk manufacturers. uk paper says plug the legislations. package of green subsidies, the paper says the uk is criticise the measures and sue the government warns it will hit uk manufacturers. on the front page of the daily mirror, fears that the king's christmas walkabout might be affected by protestors, the tabloid says a review has been ordered into his safety. on the front page of the daily telegraph, claims of �*appalling' blunders by the probation service which the paper says meant a multiple child murderer was �*free to kill�*. the daily express says high streets will receive a two point six billion pound boost thanks to last minute christmas shoppers over the next couple of days. so, let's begin. on friday morning, welcome to you both and get that view both with us here today. let's start with the front page of th

when every change as carefully noted, m u h week cardiac to clarity, and on the scene, not david davis collect environmental data from the aquatic on terrestrial echo systems in 6 locations along the gumby river. right now i'm recording the parameters we have here, which is their temperature humidity, the wind speed, the wind chill, the air pressure, altitude, do point, and the wind direction. the effects of climate change are causing hardship for many who live near the river. for centuries, they help subsist that on small scale fishing and farming man groups, which will to salt out of the water made that possible. but due to the rise and sea level and extensive droughts, the reverse salt content got so high, it's killed many cheese. that's been disastrous for pharmacy like but to mata barrow ha, car or data. we used to harvest rice here down, but now the oldest lawyer would wend among gross, we're healthy, big nowhere, no problem. so wondering why they are now dead. and our crops are not doing well when they, when they load up on it. not a lot of research has been done on bio diversit

they decide they are going to pick david davis. the illinois legislature, meanwhile, makes a decision that they are going to elect david amess to be the next senator from illinois. this happened just as the house and senate are passing the federal electoral commission vote. they decide they are going to tuesday this. this is done in part because children's friends, including his nephew, who are convinced that if they were able to get davis this position on the senate that he would be compelled to vote for tilden on the federal electoral commission. it was sort of a bribe. this is how they understood if you read letters from this time. it doesn't happen because davis may be in an ethically good way decides of this is inappropriate and he can't possibly serve on the electoral commission once he has been elected to the senate because of state lenders slater in illinois. he declines and is replaced by joseph pew proudly, a republican, who votes with republicans and as a result you get this result of the election of 1876 where he's is go

the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with natalie fahy and david davies.ager sarina wiegman won coach of the year, all after their european championship win in the summer. with more, here's sarah mulkerrins. it's been a star—studded ceremony. the great and good of the sporting year have all been in attendance, and i can tell you that the england and arsenal footballer beth mede won the public vote, so she is the 2022 bbc sports personality of the year. there were six nominees in total, with cricketer ben stokes. finishing in seconds, and eve muirhead coming in third. beth mede was part of the england team who raised to glory and won the euros on home soil during the summer, beating germany. they brought women's sports two new heights. it's a really successful year for her at the tournament. beth mede is the first women's footballer to win this award. she was named as clear as the tournament for her contribution. she scored six goals and made five assists, helping her team to victory. women's sports was a central theme tonight because i can also tell tell y

with me is the broadcaster david davies and the senior editor at the nottingham post, natalie fahy. nhs strikes lead the front page of the i, with the paper saying more industrial action is on the way in the new year. the times warns readers to avoid celebrating christmas with vulnerable and elderly relatives if they have cold or flu symptoms. the daily mail leads on today's scottish vote on gender recognition laws, it says westminster could block that change to the law in scotland. 0n the guardian commences it could create a constitutional route. 0n the front page of the daily mirror, fears that the king's christmas walkabout might be affected by protestors, the tabloid says a review has been ordered into his safety. and the daily express says high streets will receive a two point six billion pound boost thanks to last minute christmas shoppers over the next couple of days. the debbie start urges readers to get and support their local pub instead. so, let's begin. let's start with you for this edition of the paper review. some new dates and some new parts of the national health ser

, and i saw your piece with david davis area, — say, and i saw your piece with david davis area, this not the first, and we need to get this sorted-— this sorted. what will you have foremost in — this sorted. what will you have foremost in your _ this sorted. what will you have foremost in your mind - this sorted. what will you have foremost in your mind when i this sorted. what will you have l foremost in your mind when you this sorted. what will you have - foremost in your mind when you meet the foreign secretary? to foremost in your mind when you meet the foreign secretary?— the foreign secretary? to make sure, as best we possibly _ the foreign secretary? to make sure, as best we possibly can, _ the foreign secretary? to make sure, as best we possibly can, that - as best we possibly can, that protocols _ as best we possibly can, that protocols are put in place, that bids _ protocols are put in place, that bids does — protocols are put in place, that bids does not happen to another family— bids does not happen to another family again. —— that this does not happen _ family again. ——

tory grandee david davis was scathing. he was not there too long.n the name of god, go partygate took a back seat when russia invaded ukraine in february and johnson led the west response in offering strong support to volodymyr zelenskyy in ukraine. the beleaguered british prime minister became a hero back home in april . he was hero back home in april. he was fined by police for breaking lockdown rules by attending a brief birthday gathering in june 2020. today i've received a fixed penalty notice from the metropolitan police. let me say immediately that i've paid the fine and i once again offer a full apology . in may, sue grey's full apology. in may, sue grey's long awaited report into lockdown gatherings was finally published . it was . the published. it was. the conservatives did terribly in local elections and lost by elections both to labour and the lib dems . many tory mps had had lib dems. many tory mps had had enough. lib dems. many tory mps had had enough . a confidence vote enough. a confidence vote followed on the 6th of june. i can ann

on monday, ex—minister david davis. other conservative members of parliament wrote to the prime minister, rishi sunak, demanding an effective response to illegal immigrants arriving on our shores today , it's rumoured that shores today, it's rumoured that the government will legislate , the government will legislate, that illegal immigrants will not be allowed to settle here. there's talk of revising the modern slavery act to prevent our opinions from using it to claim asylum . and once again, claim asylum. and once again, the speculation that britain could withdraw from the european convention on human rights . a convention on human rights. a yougov poll reveals that 84% of the country believes that the government is doing badly on immigration. government is doing badly on immigration . on friday, labour immigration. on friday, labour held the city of chester in the by—election, where support for the tories fell to just over 22. if the swing from the tories were replicated in the general election, labour would win a si

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that well interesting guy and obviously do and we have to obviously do something saying something david davisat we are the other day that we are actually terms of we've actually in terms of the we've had fewer complaints against us in european court of human in the european court of human rights albania. so albania rights than albania. so albania are deemed country. so are deemed a safe country. so technically should be going there. you're right. it's there. right. you're right. it's a technical definition. so there's reason to take this there's no reason to take this many critics many albanians. now, the critics of have well, what of this have said, well, what about 51 refugee about the 90, 51 refugee convention? counter convention? and i would counter that kind of that this is a kind of a emergency. so we do need to actually do something about it. and think this is, you know, and i think this is, you know, is it's a decent start, is a decent it's a decent start, you know, lieu of putting you know, in lieu of putting immigration zero. yes. immigration to zero. yes. obviously want. but we obv

that well interesting guy and obviously do and we have to obviously do something saying something david davisat we are the other day that we are actually terms of we've actually in terms of the we've had fewer complaints against us in european court of human in the european court of human rights albania. so albania rights than albania. so albania are deemed country. so are deemed a safe country. so technically should be going there. you're right. it's there. right. you're right. it's a technical definition. so there's reason to take this there's no reason to take this many critics many albanians. now, the critics of have well, what of this have said, well, what about 51 refugee about the 90, 51 refugee convention? counter convention? and i would counter that kind of that this is a kind of a emergency. so we do need to actually do something about it. and think this is, you know, and i think this is, you know, is it's a decent start, is a decent it's a decent start, you know, lieu of putting you know, in lieu of putting immigration zero. yes. immigration to zero. yes. obviously want. but we obv

tory grandee david davis was scathing . you sat there too was scathing. there too long for all the good you have donein long for all the good you have done in the name of god, out . done in the name of god, out. partygate took a back seat when russia . ukraine partygate took a back seat when russia. ukraine in partygate took a back seat when russia . ukraine in february and russia. ukraine in february and johnson led the west's in offering strong support to volodymyr zelenskyy in ukraine. the beleaguered british prime minister became a hero back home. in april, he was fined by for breaking lockdown rules by attending a brief birthday gathering in june 2020. today i've received a fixed penalty nofice i've received a fixed penalty notice from the metropolitan police. let me say immediately that i the fine and i once again offer a full apology in may sue grey's long awaited report into lockdown gatherings was finally published . it was . the published. it was. the conservatives did terribly in local elections and lost elections both to labour and the lib dems

i'm linsey davis, in for david. we begin with the major christmas storm and life-threatening cold sweeping across the country. it's being called a once in a generation storm, crippling holiday travel for millions of americans, and what could be the coldest christmas in decades. 45 states are now under winter alerts for snow, wind chill and floods. blizzard warnings are now in effect for ten states. the system pushing its way into the northeast through christmas day. whiteout conditions in several states, roughly 200 miles of interstate 90 remain closed in south dakota. people had to be rescued after being stranded on the highway. during this, the height of the holiday travel, today, more than 7,000 flight delays and cancellations. more interruptions already anticipated for tomorrow. and creeping in right behind this system, dangerous cold. below zero wind chills from the plains to texas into the northeast tomorrow. 200 million americans are under some type of watch, warning, or advisory. rob marciano standing by. ab

i'm linsey davis. david muir right back here tomorrow.rea, and we are not done yet. the latest on the timing of that. also, dangerous driving. the rain means of snow in the sierra and lots of it. the winter weather in effect right now. >> i love the fact that somebody bothered to do this. >> a look at graffiti art found in the north bay, and allegedly signed by elusive artist banksy. everyone is wanting to know, is it real? abc news at 6:00 starts now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> parts of the bay area, waterlogged. we are feeling the effects of several rounds of rain with more to come. think you for joining us, i am j.r. stone. we begin on storm coverage tonight. live doppler 7 tracking more rain to come. more live team coverage with some of the problems all over the bay area, all across the area. first, the accuweather forecast, francis is timing out more wet weather moving through the bay area. francis: you can see it here. we will see several waves passing through. right now,

so, so i think i mean david davies is quoted there and he's saying that he recognises it's a criticaley're trying to say holiday camps. yeah yeah they're going to use holiday camps , army to use holiday camps, army barracks and student accommodation cities holiday camps undermine yes. of plan. yet this off season so they're in the off season . yeah because in the off season. yeah because they recognise that spending 5.6 million on hotels is not palatable to the general public they're also saying that they want to declare albania a safe haven so that they can fast albanians and them to go back to their own country every other eu country does that by the way. yeah so, you know they are trying to find solutions and. we do need to find solutions. so as we've already said, you know, we've already said, you know, we've our own we've got people in our own country are on a difficult country who are on a difficult times down in their homes, according that chap who's really, really scared . and we've really, really scared. and we've got to do something. and i'm that government are really that t

former brexit secretary david davis told us the big deterrent for migrants would be for them to pursueople who have got a claim , let's say an have got a claim, let's say an afghan who's maybe been a translator for the british army in afghanistan during the war, there are now of course, will be a subject of oppression by the taliban government, where he and his family got, in my view, almost an absolute right to come here. similarly, we might choose to offer not asylum but succour and support to ukrainians. we can't do any of those things if our resource is are completely mopped up by people basically abusing the system . inflation abusing the system. inflation has fallen to 10.7, down from 11.1% in october. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, says inflation down is his top priority and plans are in place to reduce it by half despite the full labour says the figure is still too high and shows the weakness of the uk economy . weakness of the uk economy. around half of britain's rail lines are closed today as rmt members staged their second day of strikes across the country . of strikes across

around voting did around prisoners voting rights in ten 2011 under rights back in ten 2011 under david davishe then deputy prime minister, dominic, as well as labour's jack straw. those days when labour were actually tough on type of issues, tough on these type of issues, in essence the idea is that we should the european court should ignore the european court human rights about and human rights ruling about and preventing us to offshore illegal migrants to rwanda and crack on regardless because in the day taking back control and taking control of our laws and our borders, something i don't think is contentious. but sadly , of course, opposition try , of course, the opposition try to turn this into some sort. , of course, the opposition try to turn this into some sort . was to turn this into some sort. was it i was called an extremist . to turn this into some sort. was it i was called an extremist. i was called a fascistic bill from a labour party that were found to be guilty of institutionalised racism towards the jewish community. so you know, talk about looking in the mirror had a piece o

and i think with regard to david hague, they're referring to the david davis suggestion. yeah. ently to me and it was two fold, wasn't it. it was saying and it was making the comparison between the uk and other european countries which do not accept asylum claims from , because it's asylum claims from, because it's not including in war. okay to germany. so i think all a approval rate is about 54. and you down the table and other european nations 0.1 second vote. he made the argument out, i thought made quite a lot of sense. if you are a victim of human sex trafficking to a country where you're being exploited , surely the best place exploited, surely the best place for you to go is back to your home country when you looked after as part of investigations this week , there is an obvious this week, there is an obvious economic imperative for albanians to come to this country. the average wage there per is about ,300 with country. the average wage there per is abou t ,300 with the country. the average wage there per is about ,300 with the land of milk and honey. right? of course. a

discussing all that with susan evans and her indicator after a short . former brexit secretary david davise been taken for a ride by the government's agenda that will fail, i mean bluntly will get punished at the polls. it won't matter whether least stands the tory nothing else. he won't get elected. none of us will. but at the same time, they don't like taking big intake of her. right. and they feel with this this this new in and people they've taken for a ride. and if they've taken for a ride. and if the government doesn't fix it, the government doesn't fix it, the government doesn't fix it, the government won't last. this is that happens? you are, of course, the former deputy chair, ukip, immigration is an issue that you're deeply passionate about. you think the tories have lost control? they've of course . they have. they've absolutely lost control. we've had nearly 50,000 people coming across in small boats across the channel we have no borders. this country's an open state. it's absolutely insane . and we've had absolutely insane. and we've had 100 have been prosecuted hid and sent b

biden: representatives like jerry nadler, who introduced the respect for marriage act, david cicilline and sheer ease davisnd so many others who are here today who did what was right. standing behind me are dozens of plaintiffs. dozens of plaintiffs who fought for marriage equality through the years as well as families whose existence would not be possible without the bonds of love. look, we are here today to celebrate their courage and everyone who made the day possible, courage that led to progress we have seen over the progress, progress that gives us hope that every, every generation will continue our journey toward a more perfect union. on this day, i think of a i don't know woman of color and a young white man and i met his family and they fell in love. 1958, they drove to washington, d.c., to get married because the relationship was illegal in virginia. they went back home five weeks later. police burst into their house and arrested them for the crime of being married, a crime of being married. they were sentenced to one year in prison unless they agreed to leave virginia and not return for 25 years

where jewish kids have to removeyarmue their keepers or their yarmulkes and their stars ofs of davi david and the fact t academic freedom doesn't apply to them. so let's havso let'se a good tat anti-semitism and let's talk abou t franklin roosevelt and his failure to allow hundreds of thousands of to the united states under his racist and anti-semitic of department of state when the were being exterminated. t let's talk about the new yorkice times, which helped cover uplp the holocaust at the request and part of fdr. let's let's get into this. let's get into to white racismde and nationalism and the democrat party's history in this regard. association with the, its promotion of separate but equal and plessy, its push for jim crow laws. you know, biden likes to talkfrh about jim crow to there is not jim crow two, but there's a jim crow one . >> and i will also talk about biden. he's quite familiar with jim crow. one , because he was part of it, part of it early in hisecon career with racist and segregationist side of mississippi, eastland and stennis. let's see how serious the medial and t

former this conversation about being told of royal security david er head of royal security david davisof back on in the next couple of days much because days thank very much because i want this get dan's want to watch this and get dan's reaction it up next is dewbs reaction to it up next is dewbs & co michelle dewberry, & co with michelle dewberry, right in the studio where right here in the studio where you michelle you are. coming up, michelle hello. patrick it's been a hello. patrick yeah, it's been a big hasn't for labour. big day, hasn't it for labour. they've introduced plans they've introduced their plans basically future the basically for the future of the united like abolishing united things like abolishing house regional house of lords more regional devalue and on and so devalue section and so on and so forth those plans are open for consultation. so going consultation. so we're going to consultation. so we're going to consult them. my view is consult on them. my view is thoughts on is the future thoughts on that is the future of uk , these plans, is it of the uk, these plans

david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm linsey davis. good night. 6 >> ts week.ht of hanukkah. menorahs are being lit across the bay area and the world. >> thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. we begin with freezing temperatures in the bay area. bringing a chilly stress to homeowners. concerned about heating bills and freezing pipes. here is cornell barnard. >> it has been so cold. >> how cold has it been in the north bay? >> this cold. plans were frosty on sunday morning. after temperatures dip below freezing. nevada grabbing insulation to protect their water pipes at home from freezing. >> it has happened before and then it would burst. this morning. small earthquake. they had caused this what it meant. the break sent water pouring into four homes for at least 45 minutes before crews could shut the water off. >> rupture. >> 22° the other day. >> keeping warm is top of mind for many. >> and space heaters are hot items during this cold snap. the store is averaging three shipments a week just to keep up with demand. >>

david muir is right back here tomorrow night. i'm linsey davis in new york. have a great evening.ght. >>> thank you for making "world news >> we are on storm watch once again. the parts of the bay area the most rain right now and how much more you can expect tonight. also, a splashy return to earth to put humans one giant leap closer to return to the moon. and the legal battle brewing that has some parents claiming their kids are actually addicted to one of the world's most popular video games. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> the bay area is still drying out from serious drenching this weekend. it is not over yet. much of the bay area is getting even more rain and snow as we speak. thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. a powerful storm that brought wind and rain to the area and is bringing us even more wet weather tonight. we do have live team coverage for you. we begin with spencer and a look at how much more rain we got today. >> we have about a half-inch more of rain on top of the 2

representatives like jerry nadler, who first introduced the respect for marriage act a decade ago, david sicily and charisse davis, as leaders of the equality caucus and so many others many of whom are here today, who did what was right, standing behind me, are dozens of plaintiffs up there, don't jump. dozens of plaintiffs who fought for marriage equality through the years as well as families whose existence would not be possible without the bonds of love that this law honors and protects. look, we are here to celebrate their courage, and everyone who made the day possible. courage, that led to progress, we've seen over the decades, progress that gives us hope, that every generation will continue toward our journey to a more perfect union. on this day, i think of mildred and richard loving, a young woman of color and a young white man, they met as family friends and eventually fell in love. in 1958, they drove to washington, d.c., to get married, because the relationship was illegal in virginia. they went back home, five weeks later, police burst into their house and arrested them for the crime of being married.

fly to normandy, meet up with david and sit for a portrait for three days. classic. davisif he really loves me i say a prayer ♪ ♪ there's a boy i know he's the one i dream of ♪ >> first time i had seen somebody play me on screen, but stanley was my first choice. he was everybody's first choice. i'm really thrilled with his performance. it's honest. they were two. one, a documentary and one a television show. they didn't touch the surface of whitney, but it's a celebration of our music. that voice is the best of her generation and there's really from an all-time basis, right up there. there really was no one and is no one like whitney. >> mr. davis happens to have turned 90 this year. he's taking the bow, as i mentioned. speaker pelosi's 82. the president is 80. he's got a former president running against him who's up there as well. so when you think about age in this era and trying to be open minded about what people can do, clive produces movie, still throws parties. so i asked him about that aspect in today's debate. what do you think about the way we're dealing with and

it's not just them either, it's the likes of rodney davis and david mckinley, who individuals who did him. they voted for what would have been an independent january 6th commission, which drew the ire of donald trump. he successfully went and primaried them as well. for donald trump, it's another tuesday morning. one in which he is staring at potentially difficult prosecutorial fate, and at the same time, this is a man who is intending to be the next president of the united states, and the big question is can the department of justice wrap up their work within 24 months before he gets a shot to enter the white house again. >> nbc's vaughn hillyard, live in west palm beach. thank you so much, and it really is a great point he makes about jim jordan is going to be running the committee. they're going to send out subpoenas, and all somebody has to say is, well, we're not going to comply because the guy running the committee didn't comply. the guy running the house of representatives, the speaker of the house, if kevin mccarthy ever gets his 218 votes, he didn't comply. so those subpoenas

davies in doha. appreciate it. for more, let's bring in david orenstein. he's a football analyst.anted to get your view of usa/netherlands. the dutch are favorites, they have the better talent, but usa arguably has played better in the tournament thus far, is that correct? >> i would say so, despite the fact that the dutch have won two of their three matches and they were unbeaten in the group stage, the u.s. looked like they're something a little bit different this time around. they've got more substance to their side. they've only conceded one goal and that was the penalty against wales. no goals from open place. so their defense is resilient, the problem for the usa, they haven't been scoring goals and their main threat christian pulisic is recovering from injury. we do expect him to play, will that be a factor in their chances. there's no doubt the dutch coming into this is the favorite, but they've not got the best record of major nations in the world of football. they've never won the world cup. they've got a habit of maybe tripping up when it happens the most. there is a go

david go. robin davies, thank you. thank you. coming in. thank you for coming in as well. fast asleep . thank you forjoining us time. thank you for joining us here on. breakfast this morning off the back to work from 6 am. coming up next, it's tom harwood with the briefing. don't miss it .

at the davis street community center's annual holiday basket event. the distribution continues tomorrow . davideet serves more than 15,000 low income people a year shortage nationwide is creating an urgent call for more blood donors here in california officials say blood donations are down for a number of reasons . during the holiday season. people are busy and locations where blood drives are typically held, such as schools and college campuses are closed until the new year. they also say the lack of donations is staggering at a time when blood is badly needed. the last two weeks. we are generally about 4000 donations under compared with previous times of the year . really there, that's the two lowest collection weeks of the year, but our usage doesn't change. you know, patients are still sick. patients still need blood every two seconds. somebody needs a blood transfusion. according to the american red cross. most of the population is able to donate blood, but only 3% of those who are eligible to give actually donate blood. alright we're going to start off with the long range model next seven

david maraniss with his latest the biography about the native american athlete, jim thorpe. it's entitled path lit by lightning which was jim thorpe's native name. also on the list, jack davis, the bald eagle, about how the bird became america's national symbol. and pulitzer winning author stacy schiff was also picked by the los angeles times for a best book of 2022. her most recent, the revolution, arie, samuel adams. here's a portion of a recent author talk by stacy schiff. samuel is an extraordinarily, very enterprising, ingenious, i guess we would say, sort of america's politician. he's a little bit of a political operative. he's a 19th century, downwardly mobile, but brilliantly. tight double graduate of harvard who has an obsession with politics, has a tremendous sensitivity to rights and liberties being infringed, which we can talk and we can talk about where that comes from and who has at his disposal to rather unique qualities when has an a tremendously fluent pen. and in fact he first comes to prominence because he is largely burnishing other friends prose, they know that they can give their pages to adams to be, as they put it, burnished and polished. and he is a

for the children were handed out at the davis street community center's annual holiday basket event. the distribution actually continues tomorrow as well. davideet serves more than 15,000 low income people a year. still to come tonight. several 49ers are still hurt, but they're showing signs of improvement. why head coach kyle shanahan might choose to keep some of them on the bench and a quick look at tonight's lineup on ktvu. you can catch lego masters tonight at eight o'clock and then be sure to join us for the 0 and it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! now, it's official. ♪ xfinity has the fastest internet and the fastest mobile service. that's right, xfinity just increased internet speeds... again! and xfinity mobile gives you can't-catch-me speeds. plus, save hundreds on internet for your first two years when you add mobile. the fastest internet, the fastest mobile service, and major savings? can't argue with the facts. get gig speed internet for $50 a month for 2 full years when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. plus, get $200 back.

davies di. do join again soon. and of course, the brilliant david hamilton, a regular the mark dolan tonight. coming long may that continue. coming up long may that continue. coming ”p by long may that continue. coming up by mark means guest is the scottish striker first openly gay professional in scotland zander murray . gay professional in scotland zander murray. he gay professional in scotland zander murray . he tells gay professional in scotland zander murray. he tells his courageous story after ten. plus it might take ten. i'll be deaung it might take ten. i'll be dealing with prince harry and that document . dealing with prince harry and that document. i'm dealing with prince harry and that document . i'm not dealing with prince harry and that document. i'm not pulling my punches . and before ten is it my punches. and before ten is it game over for the tories. we'll debate that with panel. do they face an existential moment ? face an existential moment? could the conservatives be wiped out at the next election ? but out at the next election? but next up, is it the end for grammar school