john hawkins quien fue arrestado por supuestamente planear un tiroteo masivo en una universidad de daytonarifle semiautomÁtico, cientos de balas y por mensajes donde sugerÍa que llevarÍa a cabo un tiroteo. mÁs estados piden ayuda a la guardia nacional para atender a los cientos de infectados de coronavirus. los contagios diarios aumentaron a mÁs de 117.000 desde el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. ante este panorama se autorizÓ a los mÁs jÓvenes a ponerse la dosis de refuerzo. lourdes: ahora les llega el turno a los jÓvenes de 16 y 17 aÑos para ponerse el refuerzo. los cdc autorizaron que los adolescentes se pusieran la tercera dosis de pfizer. >> el aumento de casos y el invierno puede ser muy peligroso para nosotros. lo que hagamos el dÍa de hoy contra cualquier tipo de coronavirus, poniendo no es el refuerzo, vacunÁndonos por primera vez o vacunando nuestros hijos, eso aumenta las posibilidades de tener mucha mÁs protecciÓn. lourdes: los casos pediÁtricos aumentaron 80% desde el verano pasado, los niÑos representan el 22% de todos los casos nuevos. mientras tanto los hospitales, sobre todo en

i love nascar because when i wa in my car accidents, it was in daytona and if the people in daytona,do anything, it's fix a car wreck so they took care of me. this reminds me of the juicy. >> i like your pronunciation. >> but at the end of the day, you know what he's probably the first person whoever fell for the it's really sad, but this story. >> i'm still waiting for my $3 million. >> i flew to amsterdam, he wasn't even there appeared you bring this stuff up and it doesn't work for me anymore. kennedy, two kat's point. when you'd stick to race, you have to, to a. how ironic it happened at a race . >> also you have to stick with it facts be, but the problem is when people latch onto stories like this and automatically, without any skepticism or any kind time because time as an important element in any investigation. they jump to conclusions. when that happens in these things turn out to be fake, it had hurts people that are at th real victims of crimes. they're are bad people in the world if someone comes forward and says i was just attacked because of my race or being par of the l

sin derecho a fianza por supuestamente planear un tiroteo masivo en el campus de la universidad en daytonaalas y con mensajes en los que sugerÍa que llevarÍa a cabo un tiroteo. mÁs estados estÁn pidiendo ayuda de laguardia nacional para atender a los cientos de infectados de coronavirus no vacunados que estÁn rebasando los hospitales. los contagios diarios aumentaron de 84,600 mÁs de 117,000 desde el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. ante este panorama se autorizÓ a los mÁs jÓvenes a ponerse la dosis de refuerzo, como nos dice lourdes del rio. lourdes: le llegÓ el turno a los jÓvenes de 16 y 17 aÑos de ponerse refuerzo. los cdc autorizaron que los adolescentes tambiÉn se ponga la tercera dosis de pfizer. >> ante una variante nueva y el aumento de casos puede ser muy groso para nosotros. lo que hagamos en el dÍa de hoy contra cualquier tipo de coronavirus, poniÉndonos ese refuerzo, o vacunando a nuestros hijos, eso aumenta las posibilidades de poder tener mucha mÁs protecciÓn. lourdes: es que los casos pediÁtricos han es que los casos pediÁtricos han aumentado en 884% desde que las infecciones esta

stopped a potential mass shooting at a university. 19-year-old john hagens was arrested yesterday in daytona beach. he faces several charges, including threats to injure or kill. police say they found a collapsable rifle in his apartment along with hundreds of rounds of ammo. they had received tips from other students at the university. they said hagens shared plans on social media to bring the gun to campus, the last day of classes. >> he referenced columbine. he said once he was done at that firing range he was going to campus to enact columbine. >> police say hagens confessed to making the comments but said it was only a joke. >>> tornado touch down. see the dramatic moments when a twister flips over a school bus with the driver still inside. plus -- >> my heart -- >> speaking out, rapper travis scott gives his first interview following the tragedy at astro world. this is the "cbs morning news." merry christmas! ♪ ghirardelli peppermint bark squares. makes the holidays a bite better. ♪ my voice my strength. ghirardelli peppermint bark squares. the new eau de parfum intense. voce viva. val

probably won't come for several more months >> kelly >> nbc's pete williams tonight >>> police in daytonach, florida, say a 19-year-old college student was plotting a columbine-style attack his alleged target, the campus of emery riddle aeronautical university but police say they stopped him thanks to two students who flagged campus security. police say they reported concerning snapchat messages the cops notified and made an arrest they did and found this collapsible rifle and ammo in the backpack cnbc's perry russom now with the details on his alleged plans >> reporter: police in daytona beach, florida, say they stopped john hagen leaving his apartment yesterday. >> he said once he was done at that firing range he was going to campus to enact a columbine. >> reporter: in the charging affidavit it says he was arrested carrying a brown backpack with two magazines in the outside web pockets. the backpack was unzipped at the top and you could see the firearm sticking out hagens is a student at embry riddle facing a judge for the firste wt was two friend time today, police say it was two frie

it's definitely going to be a nuisance rain even for the southeast through the florida panhandle, daytonach to tampa, definitely not a beach day. they're going to pick up at least one to two inch of rain. pacific northwest, that storm system coming in from the gulf of alaska. we have winter weather alerts.tt lakes to the northeast mostly sunny today big travel week ahead. we'll take a look at your travel forecast coming up, guys >> talk to you in just a bit, janessa. thank you. >>> call it luck call it magic. but the washington mystics won the draft lottery. washington had the third best odds in the draft lottery but walk away with their first number one pick since 1999 when they took future hall of famer the fever, dream, and wings all had top five picks last year as well as this year. the wnba draft will take place this coming spring >>> all hope may be gone for president biden's build back better plan after a fellow democrat says no we're back in one minute with the reaction stay right here. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive l

look at some of these totals for florida, definitely not beach weather for daytona beach all the way down to tampa area but we could see at least an inch to two inch of rain also watching our friends across the west coast, winter weather alerts across the board from oregon to the seattle area now making their waynto th i 57 degrees, quite chilly for the northeast, new york city 37. it's a huge travel week. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up >> that is all important we'll check in with you in a bit. thanks janessa >>> it is a bird it's a plane it's a million dollar superman comic book an anonymous buyer purchased the vintage copy in an auction for $2.6 million the issue was released back in 1939 for only a dime the auction website says this wasn't the only multimillion dollar comic sale. a 1938 issue that introduced the world to the man of steel sold for $3.25 million back in april. >> wow >>> we're just getting started on this monday trevor noah says he's the victim of a botched surgery >> and tom brady does something he hasn't done in 15 years plus the nfl's round up, next

. >> reporter: part of the family is barbara a daytona, an employee for two years, she was working along with her brother. both escaped the wreckage. physically, she says she's fine but emotionally she's still haunted. >> i close my eyes and i see people hollering and screaming fr help. i'm not doing good at all. it mess with a person when you see that and can't help anybody. you have to help yourself get out. >> reporter: one of the one who died at the factory, robertt daniel. jenna daniel is his daughter. >> i can't believe it. he was stuff a good dad. >> reporter: robert daniel was a sheriff's deputy. he died after helping others get to safe inside the factory before the tornado hit. this was his first week assigned to the candle factory when he was supervising inmates part of a work release program. robert daniel 47 years old, a father of seven and grandfather to seven. >> he did what he could when he could, even if he couldn't he still tried. i'm going to miss him. >> reporter: and robert's daughter told me he was so excited to have that job at the factory because it was overtime. i

the chief of daytona beach pd says they caught him at his apartment with a backpack with this rifle and hundreds of rounds of ammunition that he planned to use on the campus of embry-riddle aeronautical university on the final day of school before winter break. police saying they acted on a tip from two students, worried about snapchat group messages their sareceived. >> by the grace of god, those two students came forward and thwarted that plan. >> reporter: tonight, police say that hagins planned on visiting a gun range before going to the school and it appears he sold his vehicle to pay for the weapon and the ammunition. he is being held without bond and is due in court tomorrow. david? >> all victor, thank you. >>> and we're going to turn now to the trial of former minnesota police officer kim potter in the death of daunte wright. the former officer claims she mistook her gun for her taser. and tonight here, police video showing what happened seconds after officer potter fired that shot. his girlfriend sobbing on the stand today, describing how she tried to safe him. here's abc's st

. >> reporter: the chief of daytona beach pd says they caught him at his apartment with a backpack containing this high-powered collapsible rifle and hundreds of rounds of ammunition that he allegedly planned to use to attack students on the campus of embry-riddle aeronautical university on the final day of school before winter break. >> this was all a part of the plan, because today, the campus will be packed, because everybody has to be there to take their final exams. >> reporter: police saying they acted on a tip from two students, worried about snapchat group messages they received. >> by the grace of god, those two students came forward and thwarted that plan. >> reporter: and tonight, police say hagins planned on visiting a gun range before going to the school. and it appears he sold his vehicle to pay for the weapon and the ammunition. he is being held without bond and is due in court tomorrow. david? >> all right, victor oquendo in florida tonight. thank you, victor. >>> and we're going to turn now to the trial of former minnesota police officer kim potter in the death of daunte wrig

. >> sunday show favorite aunt gloria, and sheryl lee ralph and her husband daytona daytona pennsylvaniafor coming -- coming back to "the sunday show." aunt gloria. you and i match. look at them. i mean -- i mean. so, aunt gloria, you're the fan -- you are the fan favorite, including sherle ram of and state senator hughes. 2021, what did you make of it? >> it's ridiculous. it's like the race movement, but it's like everything keeps changing. i thought with a new president and new vice president things would come together. i had no idea that the republicans would be so dismissive of everything and especially democrat manchin. we need to move forward, we really do. as far as voting rights, we just going to have to do a meeting to get out there and vote. especially get young people more involved. we need to be as effective as obama was. it's going to be up to young people to really get out and vote. and also participate in activities. >> right. >> they need to be in front of this. the move away from the '80s and '90s. >> well, you know, aunt gloria, we have an elected member of the state le

a real estate in daytona was already wildly over seeded. now it's a bonfire. why is it happening? simple. investors are afraid. considered equities prices. the s&p 500 is up 28% in the last year. if you are looking for the real inflation rate, that's a lot closer than the cpi is going to get you. but if you want to know what people who think about money for a living really think about the economy and the value of the u.s. dollar? look at the value of cryptocurrency. cryptocurrency is by definition a refuge for inflation. people buy bitcoins when they decide the u.s. dollar is unsafe. bitcoin is up 154% up in the last year. a theory and other cryptocurrencies up 622%. so you should consider that a referendum on the strength of our economic system as judged by the people who know the system best because that's exactly what it is. so these are major changes to the u.s. economy and they are very ominous. for financial journalists, there is no bigger story right now than this, we just said. and yet amazingly that shameless hacks are studiously ignoring it. here is cnbc's internal finan

she builds what is today cookman university as a girls school in daytona, florida.his while she is leaving suffrage activism and the national association of colored women's club. and it reminds us of how essential it has been for black women to be nimble because when it is too dangerous as it does become in florida to do directly organizing with voting rights, the system comes to washington and by the 1930s she is going to help franklin roosevelt organize the black cabinet and help us use the power of the presidential appointment to bring black americans to washington with rules of consequence to generation. she will be there at the founding of the u.n. in a remarkable figure that teaches us not to sit down but that we should find the work around. probably everybody or many of you know that this assumes figure is about to be installed in the capitol rotunda as part of the statuary construction, replacing the officer that had long represented the state of florida. she continues to do important work for us even today. >> yes, absolutely. we have a few more minutes and

they read the daytona to the point where they can make whatever point they're trying th make and then they stop anything that interferes with theut narrative so i think that is what we see going on here with the sports. >> if you were with us right now, there seems to be one arena which is marginally of nordic by people that i still admire and that is the rule of the church and religion in people's lives. we on the conservative side and black conservatives imprinting horrible in the size of the government of course as you pointed out, does not help in fact it hurts. and how much government policy as her black life plus the out of wedlock birth rates of whites has gone up tremendously. and i see it is directly correlated with religious identification. and as that is on it down, out of wedlock birth rates have gone up. do you see this in the problems that face black life generally. >> i do and is not something that i've come across in research other than when he writes about decision making in the various institutions of society that groups can on to help them make decisions and the fee

she builds what is today cookman university as a girls school in daytona, florida.his while she is leaving suffrage activism and the national association of colored women's club. and it reminds us of how essential it has been for black women to be nimble because when it is too dangerous as it does become in florida to do directly organizing with voting rights, the system comes to washington and by the 1930s she is going to help franklin roosevelt organize the black cabinet and help us use the power of the presidential appointment to bring black americans to washington with rules of consequence to generation. she will be there at the founding of the u.n. in a remarkable figure that teaches us not to sit down but that we should find the work around. probably everybody or many of you know that this assumes figure is about to be installed in the capitol rotunda as part of the statuary construction, replacing the officer that had long represented the state of florida. she continues to do important work for us even today. >> yes, absolutely. we have a few more minutes and

dentist allegedly took $8 million in business loans for restaurants located in sarasota, miami and daytonach. in another case a new jersey man allegedly helped file 100 phony unemployment claims but in massachusetts. that one resulted in more than $1.2 million in payouts. two men in michigan were part of groups that filed 500 false claims for unemployment benefits and were able to take more than $1.7 million in relief funds roy dodson is the new head of the secret service's pandemic fraud effort he's frustrated by that time of theft at a time of national crisis. >> as a taxpayer it kind of -- it's shameful to think that individuals would take advantage of these programs that were established for people that were truly in need because of covid-19 and that they would target them for their own personal, you know, advantage. >> reporter: contessa, this dispute over how much has been stolen, quote unquote, comes at a time the white house is passing another relief fund. biden's nearly $2 trillion build back better program. the white house needs senators like senator joe manchin he's worried abou

police in daytona beach, florida, say they've thwarted a gunman's plans to carry out a mass shootingt thembry riddle aeronautical university. on thursday, police announced the arrest of 19-year-old john hagins, who was carrying a backpack containing a collapsible semi-automatic rifle, ammunition, and several magazines, including one loaded with 32 bullets. police chief jakari young says officers were alerted to the plot after two students reported snapchat group messages they received from hagins. >> he referenced columbine. he said once he was done at that firing range, he was going to campus to enact columbine. by the grace of god, those two students came forward and thwarted that plan. amy: in an historic worker victory, employees at a starbucks store in buffalo, new york, have voted to unionize. the elmwood starbucks is the first among the coffee chain's 9000 u.s. locations to form a union. [cheers] amy: workers cheered as the results of their vote were announced. 17 -- employees voted in favor 19 and eight against forming a union. the union drive and starbucks' union-busting att

. >> live look at daytona beach, florida.st number of electric vehicle sales in the country. only california beat out florida. from claremont, florida, thanks for joining us. >> appreciate it. lauren: you lead the charge for advanced energy policies in your city so why are evs so popular there? >> everybody loves it. in terms of operating costs electric vehicles are so much better. your maintenance costs are going down, technology has improved, they've gone so much farther on a single charge. the second in terms of national sales. the advance energy industry employs 150,000 people in the state of florida. >> the bipartisan infrastructure bill that has passed gets florida about $200 million to increase the ability to charge an electric vehicle. what do you plan to do with that money? >> i don't believe florida has received that money but florida as a state takes advantage of the money being provided to them. we've been so lucky with the desantis administration in the last 18 months. we have essentially taken a look at the need