that's diane. they were there a lot. >> diane was a great hostess. she was the life of the party. >> soon tex and diane decided to make it permanent and a wedding date was set. november 5th, 2005, at the ranch. everyone at the rehearsal could tell this wedding would be over the top. and it was. >> it looked like something out of a disney movie. >> sheriff howard sills was on the guest list. >> diane came in the gate with the horses and brought her up here in this elaborate carriage. there were hundreds of people here, people from all aspects of society here. a couple of bands, a note the country music singer performed. it was quite a -- quite a soiree as we would call it here. >> they'd both been married before and decided this time to keep finances separate. nearly a year later, their lives were blessed with a little boy. sort of. a couple of friends asked tex and diane to be godparents to their baby named austin. diane's assistant, terry brown, says diane would do anything for that little boy. >> he was the sun for her. the moon and the sun, i gues

as diane swonk said, it is simple. the idea of inflation evident is not there.a: personal income is the number of the moment, going down 1.1% versus the expected decline of .3%. people getting less money in the door and this is leading to less spending. observation, and i would go further. we have tables coming out. i'm trying to scroll down. michael mckee does this better than me. i am going down in flames. lisa: he is watching this and enjoying it. tom: he is at home going oh my word, he is so lame. the savings rate is 16%. last time it was 26%. we are not back to normal. to me a real gauge of spending dynamics with all of this government distortion, when the savings rate gets back to where it is supposed to be which is 4%, 5%, 7%. we are still highly not normal. lisa: it is getting there, and at what point is there no more gas in the tank? tom: i would admit that as well. i'm trying to find disposable income to make us all smarter. tom keene, you are no michael mckee. fda,g up, the head of the conversation this morning. on radio and television, this is bloomb

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and cnn's diane gallagher is there with more. diane, u.p.s. and fedex up against the clock. they've been on standby for this moment. walk us through how they'll handle the transportation along with the tracking. >> reporter: yeah. and amara, ford airport is about 40 minutes up the road. this is a critical part of getting the vaccine out to the rest of the country. they've been preparing for a month here. now part of the reason why this airport is so important is simply due to the fact that it has the critical infrastructure, able to handle multiple cargo planes and let them go to different parts of the united states. now, both u.p.s. and fedex have said that in terms of these vaccines shipping packages, they're using technology like gps and bluetooth tracking. fedex says that it is using a new sensory technology make sure that it has basically eyes on these vaccine shipments and knows what's happening with them in real time consistently from start to finish. we've talked about the fact that -- look, there is precious cargo, and not just because so many people have been waiti

joining me now from portland, oregon s diane lam, owner of sunshine noodles. welcome to you.you for being here. i want to talk to you about what happened. you were planning to open a restaurant when covid hit. what happened then? >>. [ indiscernible ] -- surprise people. i have always [ indiscernible ] we built based around what people needed and what businesses need to do in order to reflect the changes. and honestly, it was a lot easier to create something to accommodate instead of bend something that existed to accommodate. >> now, one of the things that you did, which is interesting -- obviously for every business owner cash flow is the big issue. how do you -- if you don't have the money coming in how do you deal with it? you did two interesting things. you and your partner took on a lot of the costs on your credit card. instead of having to deal with payroll you got involved with a profit sharing mechanism. how does that work. >> it was one of those things that we had to realistically look at and and know there were things we could do and things we don't do and work our

i'm diane king hall in for anne-marie green. we begin with a new round of pardons from president trump. more than two dozen including some close allies including paul manafort, roroger stone and the father of jared kushner, charles kushner. mr. trump arrived in florida last night where he's spending christmas. his departure from washington, d.c. comes as the covid relief bill remains in jeopardy. debra alfarone is live in washington. what is happening today with the stimulus package? >> the president wanted to have $2,000 stimulus checks instead of the $600 ones. this set up an early christmas gift for democrats. they are going to set up new legislation aimed at those $2,000 checks but that puts republicans between a rock and a hard place. >> president trump pardoned some two dozen people. including some long-time political supporters. >> roger stone was treated unfairly. >> convicted of lying to congress and tampering stemming to the russia investigation. >> my trial was a soviet style show trial. >> former campaign manager pau

especially in overcoming this incredible heart break that they had with what happened to diane. as a high school wrestler, he went 64-0, not losing a single match. i have to say, jim jordan told me all about, i knew about dan but he told me things that are pretty amaze, right, jim? pretty amazing. dan then attended iowa state where he secured two ncaa wrestling championships, national wrestling championships, three big eight titles and became a three-time all-american. he won 117 consecutive matches. and lostage one. in politics, i won two, so i'm 2- 0. and that's pretty good too. but we'll see how that turns out. after that lone defeat, dan vowed that it wasn't going to happen again. he couldn't stand the feeling of losing a match. he rededicated himself to mastering the sport and soon adapted his wrestling style to reach new heights of greatness. "sports illustrated" labeled dan the hardest working athlete in the world by far and detailed his rigorous routine of working out two to three times a day, every single day of the week. they estimated that dan produced 60 pounds of sw

diane king hall is in new york. what does this mean and what effect could this have on their operation? >> they could be required to divest assets including whatsapp and instgram. breaking up the platform as we now know it. that's part of the injunction the federal trade commission is seeking. more than 40 attorneys general and the ftc filed a lawsuit against facebook on antitrust laws. the cases could remake the company. latita james led the group and says the platform should be held accountable for its alleged unethical business practices. >> for nearly a decade, facebook has used its dominance and mop snuff out competition at the expense of every day users. >> facebook's chief executive officer mark zuckerberg has described a breakup of the company as a, quote, existential threat. >>> you are in new york, thank you for joining us a little earlier than usual. you'll be back for money watch then. >>> president-elect joe biden's son hunter says the u.s. attorney in delaware is investigating his tax returns. looking

. >> life was hard enough when the pandemic hit and diane davis lost her bar tending job. unemployment benefits kept her afloat until someone somewhere took all of her money. >> when i looked at my statement and went all my money is gone. >> diane suddenly found dozens of mysterious charges on her edd account many from a company in africa. >> what is this whogohost west africa, south africa. i don't know. >> all she knew is her unemployment benefits were gone. >> $7,000 taken out of my account. it hurts. >> she immediately called bank of america. >> i'm on hold for three hours and then you finally get someone on the phone and click. you get disconnected. >> instead of reimbursing her for the fraud, b of a denied her claim, let the fraudulent charges stand and then froze her account. >> i was angry, cried a lot right before christmas. >> diane says the bank never alerted her to the suspicious charges as they piled up. >> i have nothing, absolutely nothing. i think i have 12 cents in the bank right now. >> thank you for continuing to hold. your call is important to us. >> sh

diane scherff. frank schwerin. speaker chris sprowls. linda stoch. tim weisheyer.christian ziegler. general counsel, brad mcveigh will verify the completeness of the envelope certificate. secretary, the general counsel has confirmed that the envelopes are complete. >> congratulations you have done it. within a few weeks you will receive a certificate of that vote memorializing your service as a presidential elect her for the state of florida. event,conclusion of this please remain in your seat. it has been requested that all 29 electors to kick group photo from your seat. all seated six feet apart. if it is your preference to remove your mask for the photo, you may do so. thank you for performing your constitutional duty today. adjournedng is hereby . please remain in your seats >> c-span's washington journal every day, taking your calls, discussing policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, electoral talks about -- elise gould talk about how the pandemic has affected america's workforce and why robust covid-19 financial relief measures are needed. then

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. >> and how prosecutors say a former worker impersonated diane feinstein to steal unemployment benefits. >>> we're just beginning to see the saga unfold. >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. and i'm ken bastida. now at 11:00, a live look at downtown redwood city where a lot of people just had their last meal out or got their last haircut. some new stay-at-home restrictions take effect in less than an hour in san mateo county. napa and solano counties will also be covered by the order. icu availability is just above 13% across the bay area. >>> looking live at sfo, a lot of people's travel plans got more complicated. beginning in an hour, anyone traveling to san francisco from outside of the bay area will be required to quarantine. as kpix 5 reports, the health officer says the surge is a grave situation but we can start turning it around, betty? >> and liz, many travelers who just landed here at sfo are just learning of the city's mandatory travel order to quarantine for ten days, the hope is that this can help avoid a surge from travel over christmas and new years. nichlas is home from

. >> life was hard enough when the pandemic hit and diane davis lost her bar tending job.mployment benefits kept her afloat until someone somewhere took all of her money. >> when i looked at my statement and went all my money is gone. >> diane suddenly found dozens of mysterious charges on her edd account many from a company in africa. >> what is this whogohost west africa, south africa. i don't know. >> all she knew is her unemployment benefits were gone. >> $7,000 taken out of my account. it hurts. >> she immediately called bank of america. >> i'm on hold for three hours and then you finally get someone on the phone and click. you get disconnected. >> instead of reimbursing her for the fraud, bank of america denied her claim, let the fraudulent charges stand and then froze her account. >> i was angry, cried a lot right before christmas. >> diane says the bank never alerted her to the suspicious charges as they piled up. >> i have nothing, absolutely nothing. i think i have 12 cents in the bank right now. >> thank you for continuing to hold. your call is important to us.

because people like diane keaton said, how could you let francis do that to her, you are opening herp. incidentally all the people, including diane who saw the new film said sofia was vulnerable and beautiful in the movie. what was the fuss about it. >> after the move to nevada, you can break off and go on your own. >> reporter: casting conflicts have plagued the godfather films from the start. >> i read the book and i saw pacinoa's face, when you see a person's face in a part, it's hard to get it out of your head. >> reporter: though the first two godfather films were epic successes, he resisted revisiting the corleoms. >> i was losing my vineyard, i was in a terrible financial distress. >> reporter: it was an offer he could not refuse and the godfather iii did receive seven academy award nominations. but three decades later, copola feels he finally kbot it right. >> what's wrong with being a lawyer? >> nothing, except he doesn't want it. >> reporter: >> it's like pulling on the thread of a sweater that annoyed you and you end up reknitting a sweater. >> reporter: and he said the ne

host: all right diane, nick turner? guest: diane i want to thank you for calling and i want to acknowledge the trauma and the pain that you spoke of and say how sorry i am about it, i am sitting here on "washington journal" and i'm using lots of -big numbers and i'm talking about research, 10.5 million arrest and 2.3 million people in jail and someone in what you just described is important for listeners to hear which is a personal call that is experienced by people who end up getting sucked in to the justice system and it is really profound, the night that you spent in jail, the fear that you have for your grandson and the society is and should be better than that, i appreciate you sharing your experiences, i want to talk a little bit about the point you made on bail, i am not sure if all the listeners understand what bail is but when you have been arrested and are awaiting your court proceeding, the judge will often set bail as collateral, it dates back to a time, this was centuries ago they said it out so you would h

diane, what and going oner >>. >> reporter: good morning, diane. trading has been underway for a little less than 15 minutes and let me give you where things stand. the dow under a bit of pressure down 28 points. and what you are seeing is wall street remaining on washington watch as investors continue to monitor the latest in regard to what could happen with more coronavirus relief. the nasdaq is down just 25 points. >>> a new survey shows economists are hopeful for 2021. they found that 73 percent of forecasters believe that the economy will return to prepandemic levels late last year. since the coronavirus took hold, experts have said only when the vaccine is readily available and the consumers feel safe will the economy bounce back. an snan. >> thank you, diane king hall. >>> uber is selling the autonomous division to aurora after years of struggling to develop the technology but they are not giving up. uber will have a preferred relationship between the two. >>> to monday night football, the 49ers play the first home game in arizona since sant

diane's awards are many. i won't list them all but they include the louisiana association of broadcasters lifetime achievement award, the holly rentals humanitarian of the year award and the capital area -- rather that was from the capital area animal welfare society. and the goodman volunteer of the year award from the baton rouge ballet theater. i don't know how she finds the time but dianne is also certified as a delta society pet partner for her work using therapy animals. and yet i noticed that diane's announcement was characteristically humble as she steps away after 37 years. here's what she said. she said, quote, i have never taken for granted the honor and privilege you have given me over these many years by choosing me and my colleagues here at wafb-tv to keep you and your family safe and informed. i think that the gratitude among louisiana and baton rouge residents, mr. president, is certainly mutual. i'm glad to hear that diane will not be leaving our great state. i want to emphasize that. she is

diane king hall, cbs money watch. thank you so much. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning. gayle king with this. great to see you. what's on tap this morning in. >> here is this. i have it with this. hi. it's good to see you. ahead on cbs this morning we are here to hear from the first two medical workers outside of the trials. how they feel about the question and what is the message to people that are still skeptical about getting vaccinated. a lot of people still worried. >>> and mitt romney joins us to discuss the results of the vote and his efforts to pass a coronavirus relief package and anthony talks to multiplatinum selling preformer, that's machine gun kelly. how he stopped doubting himself and scored his first number one album in the process. machine gun kelly. that's about 15 minutes from now. back to you. >> we will see you then. thank you. >>> new these morning, at which time certify being fined by ireland's data protection commission for breaking the e u's privacy law. they al

reporting, i'm diane king hall. >>> some monster waves have been slamming the coastline, some over 20 feet tall. it's creating a surfer's paradise. >> every wave you surf is like a different canvas. there's this chon influence of forces of mother nature. the storm comes from thousands of miles away. the tides influence it and all of these different forces of mother nature coming together to make this wave. on a day like that, the waves were 15 to 18 feet. it definitely gets your heart racing for sure. i wouldn't recommend going out on a day like today. the best mental and spiritual therapy i found. this is like a sanctuary being out in the ocean. >> beautiful video. you have to be careful mary, especially with the monster waves. you have to know what you're doing. >> yes. for sure, michelle. we'll see the rough conditions. so we are looking at the sudden breakers and the high energy waves, that the professional surfers who know what they're doing, love. please use extra caution at our beaches. here's a live look with our sales force tower camera. it is a cold start to the day. we're d

diane gallagher, thank you so much. let's bring in cnn's contributor dr. abdul al sayed, and let's talk about the receiving end of this. when the vaccines arrive at these vaccination points, we heard from the chief operating officer of operation warp speed on saturday who said that they expect 145 sites across all states to receive that -- the vaccine on monday. what kind of preparations at hospitals are being made, have been made in terms of who is first in line to get the vaccinations? because not every single employee or worker at the hospitals will be able to receive a vaccination. >> that's right. there are two pieces here. number one, you need to have the logistics ready to be able to get the vaccine and deploy it as soon as you possibly can. so making sure folks are trained on vaccinating, knowing exactly where people are going to go to get vaccinated in your hospital. but always it is who you are vaccinating. of course, you want to be vaccinating folks at the greatest rick of contracting the -- risk of contracting the virus. that means people in ic

diane gallagher, thank you very much. as this is happening across the country throughout the day, let's go to mississippi now and listen in to what's happening there. >> it appears as we have six votes for donald j. trump for president of the united states and six votes for michael pence for vice president of the united states. >> those are the votes in -- as you saw there, six and there they are, mississippi. wisconsin electoral college members set to vote around 11:00 this afternoon. you' you'll see a process that's similar but different. every state has a process for doing this. let's go to adrienne grobroaddu she's in wisconsin. and the vote goes on there. >> reporter: the ten electors gather here in wisconsin at the state capitol later this afternoon. what room they'll meet in we don't know. that's because the electors don't know what room they'll meet in. we learned moments ago they will be escorted by capitol police into the state capitol and they will have that significant vote in a secret room. this is an extra l

host: diane in mount laurel, new jersey, a republican. diane? what was your reaction when you saw the president signed the bill? he signed thek bill because they hold him hostage all the time. they are always bad mouthing him and showing disrespect. he has done so much for this country and the people in this country than any other president has done. evil man everyone makes him to be. i agree with him not wanting to sign the bill. inare in a bad situation this country, desperate. , andbanks are going empty he is trying to help people by giving more money. maybe that bill, his fiscal budget, was prior to all of this bad stuff happening in this country with the covid. we giving money to the kennedy center and over to other hurting sohen we are bad ourselves? our country is going to go bankrupt. from diane, did you hear the washington post article that i read, the president possible budget requested that $40 million for the kennedy center. caller: but when did he signed that budget? host: congress holding the purse strings gets to decide how that m

diane king hall, thank you. >>> up next, the possible name change the cleveland indians. they will drop the nickname they have used more than a century. nickname they have used more than a century. and eliminate odors for 1200 hours. ♪breathe happy febreze... ♪la la la la la. are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection and don't change or stop your asthma treatments, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. du more with less asthma. talk to your asthma specialist about dupixent. if your financial situat

diane king hall from cbsmoneywatch.com.nk you. >>> united airlines has banned that couple that flu to hawaii despite testing positive for coronavirus. the airline said courtney peterson and wesley moribe are no longer welcome on united flights. they were detained at airport checkpoints in hawaii after flying from sfo. they were traveling with a 4- year-old child. they have been charged with reckless endangerment and have since posted bail. >>> delta airlines is teaming up with the cdc. delta will ask international travelers heading to the u.s. to provide information voluntarily, including phone number and email addresses. that data will be transferred to the cdc to help with follow- up efforts. >>> an update on the fate of carnival cruises. they have canceled the remaining cruises from miami, port canaveral and galveston. it comes after they announced the cruises would be closed through january 31st amid a spike in coronavirus cases. >>> check out those massive waves. this was the swell at ocean beach in san francisco yeste

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diane roberts shares his story. >> hope should not have come easily to rob jones, but mat reason corps found courage following surgery to amputate both of his legs above the knee. his hope -- >> survive, recover, live is something i came up maybe in the first week of after my injury. >> jones persevered through over a year of recovery following his surgeries, testing several legs, and in the process, above the knee amputee to bike from maine to california, raising $126,000 for three nonprofits that help wounded veterans and him. >> when you wake up after your injury or after whatever your tragedy, you're still alive, and so you got to move on from that, and you got to get back on your feet. >> his prosthetic legs are a mix of carbon and titanium, designed specifically for running, but his stamina is his own. starting in london, cris costing america, 31 marathons in 31 cities in 31 days. for those same veterans charities, his energy on full throttle. >> i get it from the other veterans that have come before and he are going to come after me, and i'm doing it for them. so that's all the

host: ok, diane. guest: i am glad your mom recovered and the majority of people who have gotten covid have recovered. as far as how to select a nursing home, it is very common question i get in my role and what i've been doing throughout my career. the first question i ask is why does someone need their nursing home? are they going there for rehab care right after being in the hospital? are they going there to live? do they have dementia? how mobile are they? you want to match up the needs of the individual with the facility. the other issue is there is a -- the federal government collects a lot of different information on survey inspections on the staffing levels and other critical outcomes. again, i would look at that. i would not just look at the overall rating, whether it is five-star, three-star, two star whatever, i would make sure the areas of need are doing well. if they're going there for a short stay, i want to focus on that aspect. if they are going there for dementia care, i want to focus

diane king hall has the story and more. >> reporter: report stocks were mixed to start the week. on monday, the dow dropped 148 points. the nasdaq added 55, reaching a new high while the s&p 500 fell seven. >>> a new survey shows economists are hopeful for 2021. the national survey for economic business found that 74 percent of forecasters believe that the economy will return to pre-pan damagic levels late next year. expert his said only when a vaccine readily available and the consumers feel safe will the economy fully bounce back. >>> uber is pulling back from self driving vehicles and sold the division to the startup aurora after years of struggles to develop the technology but uber isn't giving up and has invested $400 million into the startup with a, quote, preferred relationship between the two. that's your cbs money watch report. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. from the broadcast center, i'm diane king hall. >>> good morning and thank you for waking up with us. this is a live look from the tower cam, and our temperatures are in the 40s for many locations. san francisc

thank you. >> okay, diane. >> diane, i'm glad your mom recovered. the majority of people who have gotten covid have recovered. as far as how to select a nursing home, you know, it's a very common question i get given my role and what i've been doing throughout my career. the first question i usually ask is why does someone need their nursing home? are they going there for rehab care right after being in the hospital? are they going there to live? do they have dementia? how mobile are they? because you want to match up the needs of the individual with the facility. the other issues, there's a very good source nursing home compare or medicare compare where the federal government collects a lot of different medication on the survey inspections, on the staffing levels and the critical outcomes. i would look at that and i wouldn't just look at the overall rating, whether it's a five star or a three, two, whatever star it is. i also want to make sure that the areas of need are doing well. so if they're going there for a short stay and care, i want to focu

diane king hall has the money watch report. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, len. the national association for business economics found 73 percent of forecasters believe the economy will return to pre- pan damagic levels late next year. only when a vaccine readily available and consumers feel safe will the economy fully bounce back they said. >>> the irs is weighing through a backlog of unprocessed tax returns and people are ow ed a refund, the irs will pay interest. >>> and uber has sold their self driving car division to aurora but they have not given up totally. they infested $400 million in the startup, and there will be a relationship between the two. len? >> the holiday hosts are straight from the north pole? >> reporter: that's right. elf on the shelf is deploying millions of elves with the 15- year anniversary to give christmas a boost in the coronavirus era, and no quarantine needed. santa claus claimed that the magical characters are 100 percent immune to the viruses. len? >> good to hear, diane. and they can continue their shenanigans. see you again when

i'm diane king hall. >>> all right. i'm tracking a cold front that will bring the return of the rain, gusty winds and snow up in the sierra. high surf at the beaches. i lot to get to this morning. here is a live look as we look to high definition doppler. you can see its quiet for now. that be changing as we look to tonight. here is a live look at the sales force tower camera and our temperatures are in the 30's and 40's. 40 degrees in concord. oakland. 45, 38 in livermore. 48 in san francisco. 42 in san jose and santa rosa. here is what you can expect. we are looking at mostly cloudy skies. the rain moves in with that cold front. it's tonight and over tonight and into tomorrow morning. we will see high surf. snow up in the sierra with the winter weather advisory. that's the low pressure system that will drop that cold front our way. bringing the return of the rain. that's hour by hour. you can see dry for the most part as we head through the day. in the afternoon, stopping the clock around 4:00 p.m. you can see a few s

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and morning. major indices ended mixed after the reserve pledged to keep buying bonds until the recovery was done. the dow slipped 44 points, nasdaq did gain 63 and s&p 500 added 6 points. twitter is cracking down on misinformation when it comes to the covid vaccine. it will start to remove claims that shots intentionally cause harm or are unnecessary and will debunk conspiracy theories about negative effects. misinformation promotes a growing health challenge. >> hbo max is launching on roku devices today. the parent company warner media says it struck a deal to bring the streaming to roku. this is a breakthrough that will give millions an option to stream movies like wonder woman 1984 when it is released next friday. roku is one of the most popular services for streaming services like netflix's. with 100.2 million users. amazon fashion has launched a custom clothing service called made for you and let's users create custom t-shirts. short or long sleeved. to use the service, people are asked to

i'm diane king hall. >>> quarter to five now and taking a live look across the bay area. rent prices across the region are plummeting some of the biggest declines in the south bay. it's largely because many techs who can work remotely have moved out creating opportunity for steep discounts for silicon valley giants. if that were available in the same condition last year at this time it would have rented for about 21 other with in two weeks of hitting the market. its been sitting empty for four months. >> the uncertainty. the 07, 08 it was a financial deal. we knew it was financial. it's financial but it's health, it's well being. >> a new report found that mountain view saw the largest decline in rent since this time last year at nearly 24%. san francisco and menlo park rents dropped about 23% and santa clara more than 20%. >>> happening today in the south bay san jose mayor joined by wells fargo will hold a variety other event to announce expansion of the bank's neighborhood lift program. it offers down payment assistance to eligible homebuyers. it all starts at 10:30 th

at the cbs broadcast center i'm diane king hall. >>> let's get a check of your forecast now if you're just waking up with us. >> we have a couple of items to be aware of. first one is a wind advisory for the north bay today. that one snuck up on us. and there is rain in the forecast. mainly focused on saturday morning and on sunday. two separate systems. let's get into it. first off, start of the day is a big cloudy out there. not the low stuff, these are high clouds. you're not going to have to worry about fog on the road, but the clouds have been enough to help keep the temperatures relatively warm. look at the temperature right now. it's 50 in hayward. 49 oakland. 43 livermore. 42 concord. those numbers feel pretty nice compared to where they have been. in the north bay it is cold. 35 for santa rosa. 37 petaluma. we have already seen where we are going today. daytime highs will warm to the low to mid 60s. let's talk about the wind watch what happens as we advance this into today. right there we start to see the wind light up along the coast. notice how it's just the coast and mainl

diane king hall has those stories and more. >>> wall street was mixed on wednesday.daq gained 63, hitting a new record high. s&p 500 added six. bit coin hit a new record high as it blew past $20,000 yesterday. the popular crypto currency hit $22,000 at one point last night, about four times higher than its pandemic low in march. recent climb for the digital coin comes amid renewed interest by larger institutional and corporate investors. >>> twitter is cracking down on vaccine misinformation. starting next week, social media site will remove tweets with false baseless claims. users will have posts hidden and have to delete. it is taking steps to block misinformation. that's your cbs money watch report. head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the cbs broadcast center, i am diane king hall. >>> a reality check as front line workers in bay area get first dose of coronavirus vaccine. we are learning more about possible side effects. according to the fda, they include fatigue, headache, and muscle pain. the reactions could last a day or so and they're more likely after the second d

diane king hall has those stories and more. >> reporter: stocks were mixed on friday. the dow added 47 points. the nasdaq lost 27. the s&p should 4. this week, investors will be watching two sides of the coronavirus pandemic, the rollout of the vaccine began yesterday as trucks left pfizer's facility in michigan and continuing this week, negotiations over a potential coronavirus relief bill. hackers have been monitoring internal emails at the treasury and commerce department, according to reuters. the commerce department confirmed there was a breach in its department, saying it has asked the fbi in the cyber security and infrastructure security agencies to investigate. in the reuters report, three people familiar with the hack say russia is currently believed to be responsible. the hackers may have deployed a vulnerability in my the used server software from a company called solar winds. the company provides tech services to large companies and several government agencies. the cleveland indians will be changing its name. it is the latest pro sports team to drop a monik

diet -- diane rehm. diane is no longer on the air now. they were hitting a lot of buttons. by a large him pr does not do interviews and news. i do listen to the news in the morning to catch up. host: on our democrats line, we have nina. good morning. caller: good morning. hartmann.ng, mr. show on freenly speech i watch. it seems like you are more fair than the other host. you take calls the matter who was to talk. i wanted -- wants to talk. are we ever going to get a president that is not so old that has regressive and middle-of-the-road ideas and what you think about that? thank you and thank you for your show. guest: thank you. thank you for your kind comments. i'm very optimistic about the future. i think what trump has shown us are the places where we have relied onlly andition rather than law now it's time to put those things into law. we had a similar experience in the 1930's. george washington said he would not vote for a third term, i don't think it is appropriate. everyone has honored that. ipublicans went crazy and forget the year, but within a decade or 20, the n

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. it's been an up and down week for wall street and stocks are swinging back to the up side with trading underway for a little more than ten minutes now. you've got dow on the plus side with gains up about 89 points. let me give you a check of the tech sectors. the nasdaq is better by 39. s&p 500 up barely, just two points. we'll see what happens there because it's been hitting records. another 712,000 americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. that was better than expected and improvement over the prior week. keep in mind the government releases monthly jobs report tomorrow. economists are predicting the nation's unemployment rate ticked lower to 6.8%. anne. >> working in the right direction at least. diane king hall of cbsmoneywatch.com, thanks for that. >> yes indeed. >>> gayle king joins us now from new york. it's always good to see you, gayle. >> hello michelle my bell. i feel the same about you. ahead, covid vaccines are on the way. i know you are talking about this. cas

diane king hall joining us live with more on these numbers. good morning. >> reporter: we are just under 15 minutes into the trading day . you got some choppy action happening. you have blue chips under pressure while you have the tech sector trying to hold onto that advance that we had seen at the start of the month. let's take a look at some of the action. you have the dow down, triple digits. again, turning to the tech sector, that has been a place where investors have hit out on a down day in the market. the nasdaq is holding onto that trend. the tech sector looking to hang onto its record while the rest of the market is under pressure. the s&p 500 also down. the bipartisan group of lawmakers that introduced a coronavirus relief the last week say the final language could be out today and they are hopeful it will pass both the senate and house. the proposal is expected to include about $300 per week and extra unemployment payments and extend a freeze on evictions. congress also has until friday to pass legislation to prevent a government sh