diane: well, yes.was on the board of the foundation of the statue of liberty ellis island. the first thing i did was raise money to create the museum for the statue of liberty, so i got very close to her, lady liberty. i did not want to do it. i said, if i go on another board, my husband would be upset. then he read my book, "the man who wanted to get me." in my book, he read my mother had written me a note saying, "god save me so that i can give you life. by giving you life, you gave me my life back. you are therefore my torch of freedom." so he underlined that and said, you see, you have to come and help the statue of liberty. david: the hardest thing in life i have often said is to be happy but you seem like a happy person. diane: it is like nature. nothing ever stops, so you could be super happy one minute then something happens, so it is just living. it is the joy of life. david: for any young woman is watching this that wants to be the next diane von furstenberg, what would you recommend? diane:

diane: two. david: two. did you ever ask what it was? diane: everybody asked. then she had it removed. she had one number, then crossed in another number. for me, it was not odd because i had always seen it. i knew she had been to the camp. there was a little talk about it, but she shielded me from it all without making it a big mystery. david: during your 20's, you made a lot of money by any standard and you're are the queen of the fashion world, how do you top that? diane: there is no such thing as going to the top, top, top, and continuing to go to the top. ♪ david: so you come to new york. you are the queen or princess of new york because you are very young in your 20's. you made a lot of money by any normal standard. you are the queen of the fashion world, right? so how do you top that? diane: there are no such thing as going to the top, top, top, and continuing to go to the top. always, i think it is really important, i always make a point to people that sometimes when you are at the very top, that time i was on the top of newsweek and on the front page o

." >> reporter: her name was diane.ivacious blonde, with a ready smile. >> he saw diane through the window, so the next weekend i went to get my nails done. >> reporter: rebecca kyne is bill's youngest child. >> gave him an excuse to meet her. >> rebecca, you were being used as bait. do you realize this now looking back? >> oh, i was fully aware at the time. >> reporter: it was a light moment and just what bill needed. only eight months earlier, he'd become a widower. >> my wife, krista, she fell in the middle of the night. they say she hit her head and she drowned in the pool. i pulled her out of the pool easter sunday morning in 2000. i pretty much fell apart. and there i was a single dad, trying to raise them and, you know, keep the family going. >> he loved my mom. he loved her to the moon and back, and then he lost her. he was just lonely and you could see it in him. and my brothers were definitely egging him on to get out and meet somebody. >> reporter: and in diane, bill met somebody special. >> diane comes into

diane: almost 50.bigail: -- david: it is one of the most famous designs in the last 50 years and women are still wearing it, so tell me, were you surprised that after almost 50 years that women are still wearing the same design, obviously different dress, but same design as something popular 50 years ago? diane: people say i created the wrap dress, which is true, but really the wrap dress created me. because of that, i became independent. by being independent, it paid for my children's education, my house in the country, my apartment, so it made me free and made me liberated. it was the time of women's liberation, so and because it was a dress, the more confident i became and the more confident i was passing on this confidence to other women through this little dress that i would go around and wrap around women's bodies. so in a sense now that i look back, now that i'm an older woman and so on, i look back and it sums like i was a conduit, you know, a conduit for confidence, for many generations of wom

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"the sleep fix" by diane macedo is an insomniac's dream come true.i can't turn off my brain at night. being so exhausted but not being able to fall asleep, it's like laying down in bed triggers my brain to wake up. >> first of all, get out of bed. don't stay in bed and let all those thoughts go crazy. i would start with this practice of doing a worry list. take a notebook, divide the page down the center, on the left write down all your worries, anything on your mind. the right side, write down the step toward resolving the issue. if you do it enough your brain starts to form a new association, that, oh, this is where we process our thoughts and our feelings and our worries, not as soon as my head hits the pillow. and clinicians tell me they generally recommend two to three weeks before most patients don't really need to do it anymore, and my experience is two weeks. >> and then this question from katrice robertson in newport news, virginia. >> my question for you, is it helpful or hurtful to take a nap during the day? >> it depends if the naps detra

>> i do not. >> diane king hall keeping me in check. >> that's right. >> diane in new york.hank you so much. >> you got it, tom. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. >>> coming up, a new warning about some of the spices you might find in your kitchen. where scientist are sounding the alarm. pe 2 diabetes are waking p to what's possible... with rybelsus®. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. wake

joining us now is diane wehrle, insights director, springboard.rd many times people talking about whether we are experiencing a voluntary lockdown, but what does the data tell us? diane: at springboard we are tracking activity in the bricks and mortar destinations of high street shopping and retail. we have seen a muted approach to christmas. this weekend was very poor in terms of attracting additional shoppers from the week before. in most places footfalls declined from the week before. we are seeing a cautious approach from shoppers. they are staying local to smaller neighborhoods. central london really struggled. matt: what accounts -- dani: what accounts for the uptick? diane: people were cautious over the weekend, nervous about crowds. they know the last weekend before christmas is busy, so they stayed away. where christmas falls this year, on a saturday, a working week before the day itself, a lot of people are taking off early. that is what they are doing. dani: how much of the pull forward effect did we see in terms of people worried about

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diane king hall at the new york stock exchange.k you. >>> well, up next, saving the koalas. what the government of australia is being urged to do to help them survive another fire season. there are many reasons for waiting to visit your doctor right now. but if you're experiencing irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue or light-headedness, don't wait to contact your doctor. because these symptoms could be signs of a serious condition like atrial fibrillation. which could make you about five times more likely to have a stroke. your symptoms could mean something serious, so this is no time to wait. talk to a doctor, by phone, online, or in-person. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> didn't get him and give alexander credit as devonte sends it -- the game winner! >> talk about a hail mary. the new orleans pelicans' devonte graham had the buzzer beater to beat the thunder 113-110. the longest game-winning shot in the nba in the last 25 years:the jacksonville ja

diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. you so much, diane. >> you got it. >>> up next, a surprise move by singer drake. why he's taking himself out of the upcoming grammy awards competition. >> here is a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >> nasa introduced 10 new astronauts. six men and four men range in age 32 to 42 years old. half of them are military pilots. they will begin two years of training for possible trips to the moon and missions to the space station. nasa received more than 12,000 applications. >>> former cnn anchor chris cuomo is leaving his radio show. he says the accusation is not true. he was fired by cnn over the weekend. he was initially suspended after new details surfaced showing he played a greater role than he first thought trying to help his brother former governor andrew cuomo responding to his own sexual misconduct allegations. >>> the recording academy withdrawing drake's nominations at the request of the rapper. he received two nominations for best rap album and rap per

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diane king hall is here in new york with that and more.iane, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, tom. well, let's start with this -- this morning the labor department is due out with its latest report on weekly jobless claims, and it's expected to remain near pre-pandemic lows. meantime, the three major indices ended yesterday largely higher. the dow rallied 90 points, closing at a record high. the nasdaq declined 15, while the s&p 500 added 6, also notching a record. >>> minimum wage is set to rise in a record number of states and cities next year. starting january 1st, the minimum wage will increase in 21 stes and 35 cities and counties across the nation. the hourly rate will hit or surpass $15 in 33 of those jurisdictions and more states and localities will follow suit according to the new york-based nonprofit national employment law project. >>> now, returning those unwanted holiday gifts is costing retailers more. giving back a $50 item, for example, is expected to cost retailers $33. return processor optoro says that's up

"lyle was grieving", said cousin diane. >> people would ask, you know?fend him and say, "well, everybody reacts differently when somebody dies. this is just his way of coping i guess." >> reporter: their casual behavior after the murders, the hunt for the will, the spending spree, none of it was criminal. but it certainly caught the attention of the prosecutor. >> you begin to see a pattern here and you begin to think of greed. >> reporter: but to police, lyle and erik kept repeating the same story they told the cops the night of the murders. they had no idea what happened. >> reporter: were they believable in those conversations that you recall? >> yes. >> reporter: so they didn't seem to be lying or obfuscating or-- >> no. they answered our questions willingly. >> reporter: so maybe they were spoiled, and self-centered. but, it was a long way from that to killing their parents. except another interview was coming, one that would reveal so much more. >>> coming up. >> i've never seen my dad helpless. >> reporter: an emotional erick menendez speaks out a

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. will get updated numbers on inflation in america when the labor department releases its consumer price index. meantime, the three major indices ended in the red friday after a volatile week with concerns over the omicron variant weighing. the dow fell 59, the nasdaqp 50. >>> for the first time the head of instagram will testify on capitol hill this week. he will appear before a senate panel on wednesday for a hearing on protecting kids on line. instagram has been criticized for its negative effect on teens and young users. last month he said instagram is dataing ways for parents to control how much time their kids spend on the app. >>> target is officially in the holiday spirit by extending store hours. the retailer said most locations will be open from 7:00 a.m. to midnight from now until december 23rd. target says it will be open on christmas eve but will close at 8:00 p.m., and the chain will be closed on christmas day. you may remember target expanded its holiday hours last year,

host: let's hear from diane in miami florida. caller: i wanted to ask a question very simple question. i understand that the vaccine took three months to develop. number one. why are the pharmaceutical companies and the insurance companies not covering for side effects from this shot? number one. also, in africa the shot was given and 10 years later women there cannot have babies. host: wishart are you talking about? caller: 10 years ago, bill gates was in africa. he gave shots to women, and it's been spoken about. it depopulation. my main question is why aren't the pharmaceutical and insurance companies covering side effects? companies insisting on people, their employees, getting the shot. host: let's go there. stephen morrison, any final comments on that? guest: i think diane is raising issues around side effects of vaccines. vaccines, there's no perfect vaccine. there is no vaccine that doesn't have some level of side effects. the question is what is the safety profile, risk tolerance? we've gone to enormous links to insist t

that of course is the iconic diane von furstenberg.vice she would give young women entrepreneurs. david rubenstein. always good to have you with us. she's such an icon in so many different categories. she's an icon in multiple. you have interviewed so many people like this. can somebody really convey their brand of success to others or is it so personal that it's hard to apply elsewhere? >> i think the autobiography business would die if people didn't think you could learn something from these other people. people write autobiographies all the time and people buy them because they think some of it will rub off. obviously everybody is different and individual. mentors have ideas that rub off on other people. in diane von furstenberg's case, she's iconic in several areas. she invented the wrap dress in the 1970's. she has become a very well-known philanthropist helping to restore the statue of liberty and ellis island and she's very involved in highline as well. she was responsible for getting highline built in new york. very involved in

diane king hall reports. >>> stocks fell across the board friday. dow closed the week down 59 points. tech heavy nasdaq skidded 295 and s&p 500 fell 38. saudi arabia's decision to raise oil prices could send gas prices higher. kingdom hiked the cost to u.s. and asia by 80 cents a barrel. increase came less than a week after opec announced it would continue to boost output. the move expects saudi arabia to expect global demand to keep climbing. >>> recalling more than 240,000 pounds of ham and pepperoni products because of possible listeria contamination. affected meats were sold nationwide under a variety of brand names. the items are fully cooked and have code m10125 inside the usda inspection mark. the meat should be thrown out or returned to the store. that's your cbs money watch report. head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am diane king hall. >>> a beg musical benefit held in the bay area to help a struggling local musician. >> a real good friend of mine who is very well liked in the community and pretty well known had a stroke of bad luck recently. his

diane king hallreports from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks fell thursday ahead of release of latest inflation report due this morning. dow shed a fraction of a point. nasdaq slumped 269 and s&p 500 fell 33. workers at a buffalo, new york starbucks voted to unionize. national labor relations board announced results yesterday. the location is the first shop in the chain's 51 year history to be represented by a union. starbucks opposes unionization at stores and says it prefers to deal with employees directly. >>> unvaccinated workers can force amtrak to reduce service last month. 95% of the staff have already gotten at least one shot. the rest have until january 4 to get vaccinated. if they don't comply with the mandate amtrak says fewer trains will be run on lines especially long distance routes. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am diane king hall. >>> today near sacramento, arraignment of the father and son accused of sparking devastating caldor fire. back in september it destroyed hundreds of homes and displaced thousands of people ne

caller: just fine, diane. i am a 20 when you're cancer survivor and i heard the man said a window of 20. so far i am a 21 year survivor and i have known some people who have survived it 30 and 40 years. my mother-in-law was a cancer survivor and she died at 98. [laughter] guest: that is awesome. caller: there are a lot of people like me who are surviving it. i wanted to let some of your listeners know that are watching you that you have to really approach it, not just from a five-year standpoint window but you have to approach it -- i had a doctor that said you have to approach it from a five pronged point of view. you have to approach dealing with your cancer from a physical standpoint with the doctors and the people you work with, and from a spiritual standpoint from mental stance, emotional standpoint. i forgot the fit one. -- fifth one. i had five relatives, when i first found out i had my cancer in 2000, august 1 of 2000, as i went along in getting my treatments, i had two sister-in-law's and two cousins

thanks, diane. there is a first time for everything.r that the time is officially come for flying cars. >>> yes. meet george jetson. the swedish company has built the first commercially available flying car. it was four propellers and uses computers to process flight control input, fits one person, the company says it only takes five minutes to learn to fly. it sells for $92,000. >> i know len wants to sign up. >> oh yeah. >> thanks, diane. >>> 5:41. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> united airlines plan to expand at one of our local airports and what it means for travelers heading out of town. >> accusations that amazon is potentially deceiving customers right now. >>> do have your big winter coat because if you are heading out, you will need it. we are talking temperatures in the 30s and 40s, one of the coldest mornings this season. you will feel that chill as you walk out the door. as we look to our afternoon, mid to upper 50s so a little bit below average, one to two degrees below average. i am tracking a strong

we don't deserve her. >> right. >> thank you so much, diane. >> thank you.n? actor levar burton reveals his latest gig involving a spelling bee. eals his latest gig involving a spelling bee. did you know some deodorants may not last all day? secret works immediately! and is designed to last for up to 48 hours. with secret, keep it fresh. available in over 10 amazing scents and aluminum free. secret one role of a lifetime...one sore throat. but she had enough. she took new mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. new mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. >>> here's a look at some forecasts in cities around the country. ♪ >>> we'll be hearing more from facebook whistle-blower frances haugen. she signed a book deal with little, brown and company. the plan memoir does not yet have a title or release date. she released thousands of internal documents earlier this year and accused the company of caring more about money than public safety. >>> tiger woods returns to competitive golf for the first time since badly

diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street moved higher wednesday. dow added 35 points. nasdaq jumped 100 and s&p 500 gained 14. investors cheered news that pfizer's covid-19 vaccine is effective against omicron variant. the company says two doses may not be enough. booster increases protection 25 fold. cutting carbon emissions by 65% by the end of the decade. president biden's executive order signed yesterday sets goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050. the white house plans to spend billions on electric vehicles and upgrade federal buildings with clean energy. >>> a winner crowned, named the best bar in the world for the second year in a row according to the world's 50 pest bars, annual ranking by william reed business media. it was celebrated for staying, quote, true to principles of artful modern drinks with graceful services. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am diane king hall. >>> a push to make california a sanctuary state for abortion if supreme court ends up over turning roe v wade. a council prepare

she could not say the same for diane sawyer the 2003 interview calling out inappropriate questioningshe was 22 years old," she had harsh words, kiss my blank to diane sawyer. maybe that's why she deleted it. >>> on the list, the grinch who stole christmas. the grinch attempted to steal holiday cheers, he was quickly apprehended and led away by offirs there is notce i >>> right now at 4:30, adding up. we are checking rain totals as the atmospheric river makes its way out of the bay area this morning. also, snow in sierra. the rush to the slopes is on. but first, not so fast. a warning from caltrans about that commute. >>> plus, a mask mandate is back for all californians. what this change means for you and when it takes affect. this is "today in the bay." >>> let's hear it

i'm diane king hall. >>> california's first snow survey of the winter happens today. state water officials are expecting it to be pretty huge. snowpack measure close to 160% of average following the series of big storms this month. while the figure is high they still say we have a long way to go toward ending the drought that is now entering a third year. >>> 4:47. time to get a check on our weather and traffic. >> a long way to go but 160% certainly helps. that's a good step in the right direction. so it doesn't wipe it out completely but we should feel good about the way december has gone so far. let's start with the view on thursday, first day in a while where we don't have to talk about rain, none. not today, none through the weekend, a nice break in the action. that's a live view from the top of the salesforce tower toward the east. we are not completely clear. there are a few clouds and that has had an impact in a good way. right now it is low to mid 40s and that's relatively harm. we are getting help from little cloud cover we have left that's kept temperatures

diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks finished last week higher despite inflation hitting a 40 year high. dow rose 216 points friday. nasdaq rallied 113 and s&p 500 climbed 44 for a record close. the pandemic continues to sew uncertainty in financial markets but federal government isn't changing what it means to be fully vaccinated against covid-19. yesterday dr. fauci described getting a booster dose as the optimal protection against coronavirus but said fully vaccinated still currently means two moderna or pfizer shots or a single johnson & johnson dose. >>> apple could soon be the first u.s. company valued at over $3 trillion. by close friday market capitalization stood at just over 2.94 trillion. in 2018 apple became the first trillion dollar company. two years later it became the first with a $2 trillion valuation. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i am diane king hall. >>> people in burling game want park lets to become permanent but businesses will have to cough up thousands to k

guest: the first thing i want to say -- diane right? host: yes. guest: you already know more about taxes then 50% of the people. [laughs] i should not be so mean but i want to unpack what you said. the deduction, i agree with you. i think $80,000 is too high and that leaves the democrats open to the debate you saw on sunday saying, this is a millionaire tax cut. what really is interesting about the deduction is that it was done to punish blue states. blue states that tax their residents a fairly high rate to deliver more services and those services basically help build communities. southern states do not tax the residents at that level and consequently receive greater subsidization from the federal government. what i was trying to say is if you want to segregate regionally this country in terms of taxa fiscal policy, you have got to be very careful. medicaid is one of the biggest cost centers for state and local governments. poor states, states with lower per capita income, basically get 80% federal payment where states like new york and states wi

diane king hall reports now from the new york stock exchange. >> stocks rebounded on monday. the dow jumped 646 points. the nasdaq rallied 139 and the s&p500 rose 53. the gains were led by bets on the reopening by benefits the travel sector like airlines and cruises. those are normally sensitive to covid restrictions. health experts including dr. fauci have been optimistic the omicron variant is causing mild symptoms. >>> ford is delaying its employees return to the office. the automaker had planned to bring 30,000 workers back next month about is delaying it's i had bid model until at least march as covid cases rise across the country. the decision comes just a few days after google made the call to delay its office return. >>> and looking for a new twist this year when trimming the tree? miller lite is out with apex pack of ornament that you can drink him and then hang on the tree. they hold eight ounces of miller lite. they program to deliver them by christmas day. >>> and that's your cbs money watch report. from more head to cbs money watch.com. at the new york stock exch

diane, the host of cancer straight talk from the msk podcast, discussing the 50th anniversary of the cancer acts, among other things. she will join us when we continue. >> next week on the c-span network, both chambers of congress are in session. the house will take up a bill to prevent abuses of presidential power and protect against foreign interference in elections. the senate will continue working on executive nominations including confirmation of the next sec chair on tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span.org and the c-span now mobile video app. i house oversight and reform subcommittee set threats posed by terrorist organizations like al qaeda and isis with a counterterror -- with the counterterrorism heads from the state and defense department. attend a clock a.m. eastern on c-span3, the inspector general of the u.s. capitol police testifies in an oversight hearing by the senate rules and administration committee following the january 6 attack on the capital. that afternoon on c-span3, the senate foreign relations committee holds a hearing on u.s. relations with russia as a c

diane: the few people in the middle class who understood why we needed the vaccine took it all.t left us falling far behind in terms of forecasting or the priority population. correspondent: another problem is that many kenyans do not want vaccination at all. conspiracy theories about rich countries wanting to hold population growth in africa through vaccination are going viral on social media. a fact checker tries to counter online fake news. he is shocked that even politicians are promoting mors. one especially controversial video features the minister of health in neighboring tanzania. >> she is addressing why this is important for them to use alternative medicines, why we should not trust western medicine and stuff like that. that was very potentially dangerous and very misleading in the way, because she is saying no vaccine symptoms. take this and you will be safe from any iection. correspondent: in the sml village of --, a few villages are waiting under the mango tree for a job. harriet and her team did not reach their target for today. in the end, they only managed 130 ra

diane king hall is joining us from the new york stock exchange. >>> good morning.ading has been underway for a little more than ten minutes. right now dow is under pressure, is down more than 150 points. nasdaq has been flip-flopping, turned positive and is back negative. it's anybody's guess which direction that will go in. bigger raises on deck for 2022. base pay is expected to increase by average of nearly 4%. almost half of employers cited need to raise wages to attract workers. the biggest bank trying to help customers avoid over draft fees. starting in january jpmorgan chase will allow a catch up day. if they go over balance they have until the next business day to fix it. they'll give customers access to payroll direct deposit up to two business days early. >> diane king hall of cbsmoneywatch.com. thanks so much. >>> a spacex rocket blasted off from the kennedy space center. scientists plan to use the $214 million device to measure radiation polarization. data can lead to discoveries about black holes and collapsed neutron stars. basically, a lot of informat

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diane king hall joining us live from the new york stock exchange. actually the cbs broadcast center. hi diane. >>> good morning. it's muscle memory at this point. changes underway. you have a possible action and tug-of-war between the bears and the bulls. looking at the doll, down just a point but again you can see is started lower. ticked higher now lower. it is anybody's guess where pete will end up. the nasdaq is better by 20 points. and 'tis the season for wrecking up holiday debts. according to a recent report by lending tree, america's own more than $1200 on average. that is between buying presents, party tickets and supplies. most people would put it on the credit card before the first time the report finds american used so far by now, pay later financing to spread out those expenses. it sounds like people already have a holiday hangover. >> almost like an online version of layaway. interesting. thank you, happy new year. >>> a popular zoo in florida is closed right now tiger attack. police in naples shot and killed an eight-year-old tiger th

. >> reporter: watching diane macedo on-air -- >> we're going to have more about that adorable story.-winning journalist was running on empty. >> i would spend 12 hours in bed to get 3 hours of sleep on a typical night. >> reporter: deciding to fix the problem, everything she learned and then some, published in her brand-new book. the sleep fix. a tell-it-like-it-is guide f-i-i former insomniac. >> i talked to top minds all across the field. >> reporter: breaking down the myths of early risers versus night owls. the early bird doesn't always get the worm. >> if you don't have to be up at 3:00 a.m., don't force yourself to wake up at 3:00 a.m. because mark wahlberg does it. >> reporter: providing practical tips, to upgrade your habits. the anxiety about your blue light, forget about it. >> it's not the blue light keeping you awake. it's the fact you can't pull away from this screen and you're going to bed too late. i have tips to help with that screen addiction. that's not really a sleep problem. that's a time problem. >> reporter: tips like putting your phone into grayscale or only ch

diane king hall from the cbs broadcast center. thank you for that. >>> a large high school basketball tournament here in the bay area is underway. that's going on in livermore featuring more than 100 teams from across the country. so far about 15 of them have dropped out. mostly due to covid concerns or players testing positive. vaccination is not mandatory. teams are required to get tested before they play and follow all alameda county health guidelines giving most are vaccinated players believe that the tournament is worthwhile risk. >> getting to play and have this opportunity. i'm grateful for it. reall vaccinated. it's something where we are comfortable. >> they will handle scar scholarships to some of the athletes. >>> new year's is just a couple day away. they can get a free ride on the muni system. it started 8:00 p.m. friday night and goes through friday am saturday morning. bart and other transit agencies are charging full fares. they are accommodating late partyers. the last train running through downtown -- the last so

diane gallagher, cnn, henderson, north carolina. >> diane, thank you. >>> so you might look at dr.about making laws in congress? yeah, these running as a republican in pennsylvania. former congressman charlie dent has something to say about it. stay close. ♪ what the he— henry? thanks! if it's “out decorating the neighbors” season, it's walgreens season. ♪ what a pain in the a— alice? if it's “let's wrap this up” season, it's walgreens season. worked with cisco to scale this as quick as we possible could. to do whatever is necessary to bring the tools that we have to bring to tell the best story. the evolution technology. where we're going as we go forward, exciting to think about. when asthma symptoms strike, airways narrow. and there's less breathing room. primatene mist opens airways quickly. get the #1 fda approved over-the-counter asthma inhaler. ♪ >>> the newest candidate in a crowded field for a senate seat in pennsylvania is a familiar face. celebrity surgeon dr. mehmet oz launching his candidacy this week, joining more than a dozen other republican candidates. and we shoul

you don't really need to do a glossy diane's fire interview. and then in terms of the question of like control and why to us as women allow that to happen, i mean, i feel a great deal of control when it comes to my own sexuality. and i know a lot of women way and a lot of girls feel that way. i mean, that's sort of the time when you're playing with and figuring out what it means for you and what that power means for you. so i don't think we can suit one brush and say like, well, we should all just shut that down. it's that's not feasible and it's not possible. but i mean, social media allows a very different kind of conversation to happening. you as the person in the forefront of it can control it to some degree. you mentioned dian soil, which, which takes me back to an entry, she didn't personal space in 2003. when do you watch the sort of could i am wondering? is it possible that an anchor reporter would approaching to the display in 2021? have a listen. have a look. and i have to ask a couple of things, but of course he's going on television

there was so much pushback that diane feinstein was still there three i years later when the supreme court confirmation hearing took place and she couldn't ask. what's interesting about that is the democrats obviously had decided that nobody was going to ask. the republican senators hadn't gotten that memo. isn't it terrible how the democrats are beating up on you for your religion. of course none of them had. but they were not nimble enough to pivot and ask more pertinent questions7. senator feinstein asked these questions in september of 2017 with all sorts of reverberations then judge barrett speaks about the questioning when given a speech at hillsdale college. everybody has to check their biases at the door whether they be religious whether they be religious or sexual. she pretty much uses that moment to set herself apart from others. at the time when she was put on the shortlist for donald trump in the supreme court. it was in a wayre that other potential supreme court candidates didn't have. what do you think about how she might have viewed that moment in terms of her own abil

the "20/20" diane sawyer special explored allegations that the social services system failed the children. two sin links detailed the failures to sawyer. they are still struggling to get basic necessities, including food and housing. the former judge leading the probe was also at the meeting. >> first, we are identifying and scrutinizing the services provided to the six minor turpin children and their seven adult siblings while under the care and supervision of the county's departments and agencies. second, we are analyzing and assessing the quality of this care by the county. >> the investigation is set to be completed next year by the end of march. >>> breaking overnight, some visitors are starting their trip to the international space station. they blasted off moments ago from kazakhstan. if all goes well, they'll arrive at the station in time for coffee. three men are on board, including a japanese billionaire and his assistant who will document the journey. he will spend 12 days in orbit. he's already paid $500 million to be part of spacex's trip around the moon in 2023. >>> coming u