. >> good afternoon, our final guest today is south carolina congressman jeff duncan. welcome, congressman, thank you for joining us. rep. duncan: thanks for having me on. >> you guys are working with the democrat white house and senate, with george santos and kevin mccarthy don, i want to pick your brain a little bit on what you think realistically can get done with that dynamic right now. rep. duncan: it has been tough for the past 12 months and it's going to continue to be tough with the democratic majority. i think we have a lot of great members of congress that are focused, but we've got a short window. we are focused on trying to provide cleaner, reliable, affordable energy to all americans. one priority for me is the atomic energy advancement act, which over the weekend gets to the floor early in january, and then senate debate on atomic energy, maybe get a conference on something we can actually get to the president's desk. >> can you go into a little more detail about what that package looks like? rep. duncan: it's about delivering drastic municipal reforms to

duncan: thanks >> thanks for havinge. >> 2024 is an election year. you guys are working with the democrat white house and democrat senate. i ki of want to pickour brain on what you think realistically can get done th that dynamic. it has been tough for the past 12 nths and it's going to ctinue to be tough with the democratic majority. i think we have a lot of great members of congress that are cused, but we've got a short window. are focused on trying to provide cleaner, reliable, affordablenergy to all americans. one priority for me is the atomic energy advancement act, which over the weekend gets to the floor early in january, and then senate debate oatomic energy, maybe get a conference on something we n actually get to the president's desk. >> can you go into a little more detail about what that package looks like? rep. duncan: it's about delivering drastic municipal reforms to some of north america's nuclear energy exting fleet, butlso crease whatever the future of nuclear looks le. to get them prepared for license newal and advanced reactor des

. >> good afternoon, our final guest today is south carolina congressman jeff duncan. welcome, congressman, thank you for joining us. rep. duncan: thanks for having me on. >> you guys are working with the democrat white house and senate, with george santos and kevin mccarthy don, i want to pick your brain a little bit on what you think realistically can get done with that dynamic right now. rep. duncan: it has been tough for the past 12 months and it's going to continue to be tough with the democratic majority. i think we have a lot of great members of congress that are focused, but we've got a short window. we are focused on trying to provide cleaner, reliable, affordable energy to all americans. one priority for me is the atomic energy advancement act, which over the weekend gets to the floor early in january, and then senate debate on atomic energy, maybe get a conference on something we can actually get to the president's desk. >> can you go into a little more detail about what that package looks like? rep. duncan: it's about delivering drastic municipal reforms to

how are you, uncle duncan?m his twin nephews and brother. i've heard you've become pretty awesome at rugby. his local nhs team say they're delivering a comprehensive plan and are very sorry to learn of the family's concerns. he's now getting intensive treatment for his sores after more than a year of suffering. been a while since i've been out. yeah. a photo for sylvia. yeah, i like that. a thank you to the mum who never gives up. i will fight till my last breath to do anything for him, to make his life better. anything. but there's only so much, isn't there, that we can do? i'll see you in a little while. the hope for this family and thousands of others — to overcome the odds and find the best care for a loved one. you can see more of duncan's story in the documentary, fighting for our sons�* care, on the bbc iplayer. a man in his 60s arrested over the felling of the sycamore gap tree will face no further action, police have confirmed. the landmark, a focal point along hadrian's wall in northumberland, was cut

every day, duncan's parents step in — night shifts, showers, toileting.uld duncan do if he didn't have you? if he didn't have his dad. it terrifies me. i think he'd give up. the chaos continues. although care company number eight is confirmed, with just days to go, they're not ready to take over. i did end up in tears because i thought, ijust can't do this anymore. i'm just exhausted. it's just relentless. the old company agrees to stay on for now. the highlight of duncan's life is a visit from his twin nephews and brother. i've heard you've become pretty awesome at rugby. his local nhs team say they're delivering a comprehensive plan and are very sorry to learn of the family's concerns. he's now getting intensive treatment for his sores after more than a year of suffering. been a while since i've been out. yeah. a photo for sylvia. and you're like that. a thank you to the mum who never gives up. i will fight till my last breath to do anything for him, to make his life better. anything. but there's only so much, isn't there, that we can do. i'll see you i

i'll be joined by former tory leader sir iain duncan smith , his think tank, duncan smith, his think tank, the centre for social justice, has published new report has just published a new report out warning that britain is broken post—pandemic will of broken. post—pandemic will of course be getting his thoughts on rwanda to . we'll also get the on rwanda to. we'll also get the view from a backbench tory doctor luke evans . he's doctor luke evans. he's celebrating a win this week because the supermarket chain morrisons is launching a buy british campaign and on the back of a campaign that he led, they're going be labelling they're going to be labelling all comes from all of the food that comes from britain that customers know britain so that customers know that locally , that it's been farmed locally, so he's also a so to speak. he's also a familiar face to gb news viewers. denis macshane, he's going to come in and talk to us about a book that he's about a new book that he's written about the first term of tony blair's government. so he'll back to 1997, he'll be taking us back to 1997

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cbs's jericka duncan was in court today for the verdict. >> reporter: tonight, jonathan majors walkedf court with heavy security after being found guilty of assault and harassment. he was acquitted of two other charges that required prosecutors to show majors' intentionally committed those acts. >> do you think your son got a fair trial? >> reporter: the 34-year-old star has dimmed since he was arrested in march after a fight with his ex-girlfriend, grace jabbari. he played roles in marvel films and ceo 3, but it was his performance in the tv series love craft country that made hollywood take notices. during deliberations, the jury asked to rewatch surveillance video from the incident in slow motion, where it appears majors shoves jabbari into a black escalade. another video showed jabari running after majors following the incident. s in a criminal complaint, jabbari accused majors of assaulting her, leaving a cut behind her ear and fracturing her finger. cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. >> that jonathan majors did not intend to cause any physical harm to this woman. but what jon

duncan wrigley here is with me on set. good to have you with us, duncan. ask about the data drop from china last week. a couple of people picked on the fact that industrial production rose more than expectations. retail sales rose more than expected. perhaps the part of the economy that is not doing well is the part of the economy they want to be doing better. >> that is true. i would also note a word of caution. the speeding up of industrial oduction growth was based on acceleted electricity producon. not manufacturing which is what you want to see. retail sales. work consumption is strong as china reopened this year has been in consumer services with tourism. that is seasonal. we saw a bump over summer and that is fading toward the end of the ye. >> how do you see consumption in 2024? that is a big question, of urse, and focus for policymakers. >> i see a pretty slowgentle recovery, frankly. sure, china licymakers want consumption to grow faster. when y look at the actua policies, they are not putting in place the policies to boost demand. their mindset

senate seats for us here in georgia. >> geoff duncan, we'll see if that pans out. thank you all for being here. >>> ahead, donald trump also this weekend on the campaign trail, now being accused again, taking a page out of hitler's playbook, leaning in on that line that immigrants are poisoning the blood of this country. plus, tonight, a self-described jokester sitting down with a man that she called a national joke. george santos. we'll see how that went coming up. >> in the words of lady gaga, you live for the applause. are you like tinkerbell? if we stopped clapping, would you disappear? >> no. >> you wouldn't? >> no. >> what could we do to get you to go away? >>> in one month from now, the first votes will be cast in the 2024 race to be president. the man who is leading the republican field amped up immigration rhetoric is now invoking the same terms thas were once used by adolf hitler. >> they're poisoning the blood of our country. that's what they have done. mental institutions, prisons, all over the world. not just in south america, not just at three or four

doctor duncan, in your book, and i wanto for it with what you said.omantic ending, it was a mess. and your book, searching for julia, you know that julia dies because, quote, a series of bad decisions made by man, romeo coast highball, which leads to his banishment. her father emotionally abuses her and accelerates her to a marriage. these events prompt prior lawrence's chaotic and ultimately derailed plan. that is a, this is not a typical reading of romeo and juliet. >> no, but i think it's a reading that shakespeare's first audiences would have understood that, and i think jeffries point is excellent, which is, is this a lot of that is to be pursued or avoid it, and for many reasons, shakespeare would have understood, this is a lot of which is to be avoided. they don't know each other. the families are not functioning on well, and when they wrote the play, to be ready for marriage, you had to be having, thinking and functioning as an adult. since neither romeo nor julia is your capable of behaving that way. they end up, rather than becoming a proper

duncan wrigley talking to us a little earlier there.eanwhile, the us treasury secretary janet yellen has been setting out her top priorities for managing relations between the us and china — at a dinner hosted by the us—china business council in washington. they include efforts to speed up co operation on climate change and financial markets. let's get more. michelle fleuryjoins is now from new york. no doubt janet yellen is becoming no doubtjanet yellen is becoming a key player in establishing a better relationship between the world's biggest economies. she made that speech at a dinner last night. what did she outline?— did she outline? essentially she sort of laid _ did she outline? essentially she sort of laid out _ did she outline? essentially she sort of laid out how— did she outline? essentially she sort of laid out how america - did she outline? essentially she i sort of laid out how america hopes to minimise the drama between what are essentially the world's two biggest economies during a presidential election year. a lot of thi

former state senator -- former lieutenant governor jeff duncan. elie, let me start with you.ems like the very clear message that we're getting is overturning the election is not part of anyone's official duties. >> breaking news. what's so -- we're seeing the law develop. we knew a lot of folks, including donald trump, we're gonna make just this argument. -- i'm entitled to be tried in federal court, and the next step, which is a half-start removed from that, therefore, my case should be dismissed on community grounds. we didn't know how it was gonna come up. you've seen mark meadows today, donald trump in other contexts, about a half dozen folks in awe, make those arguments, and they've been uniformly rejected. they are batting point 000. those rejections have come from state judges, federal judges, and conservative judges, for middle of the road, liberal judges. we're starting to see a real consensus emerged that rejects this proposition that, but, what i was doing with somehow within the outer boundaries of my job as president, as chief of staff, as doj official, and i thi

there's a departure of the precedent from the duncan hunter matter and many others. and i feel -- fear what that indicates ahead for due process in the house of representatives. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. >> i yield one minute to mr. garcia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. garcia: truth and justice are crucial components to the health of democracy. it speaks to the public trust we hold and dignity of this institution. as a freshman member of congress i take the oath very seriously. i love this country deeply and we all should have intentions to defend it. that's why i rise today to defend the integrity of the house and support the expulsion of representative santos. i wish no harm to the representative from new york and imagine it's a difficult time for him and the institution. but i believe his actions he must be held accountable as well as his lies and he collaborated his qualifications and backgrounds and lied to the s.e.c. and unemployment fraud and why he's under a serious 23-count indictment. the bip

reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash."n in new york. the body of savanah soto, the pregnant texas teen who disappeared last week, has been found. it was discovered alongside the body of her boyfriend, matthew guerra, in guerra's car. police could not say what caused the deaths, describing it as a perplexing crime scene. >>> secretary of state antony blinken and dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas will be in mexico today. they'll meet with the president of mexico to discuss the record numbers of migrants at the southern border. >>> and the kennedy center honors airs tonight on cbs and streaming on paramount+. billy crystal, queen latifah, and dionne warwick are among this year's honorees. the broadcast begins at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with 7 million americans under a threat of a massive winter storm sweeping across

i'm jericka duncan in forward nor not. we began in tonight at the crisis on the border. convoy migrants is making its way through mexico and towards her united states. secretary of state antony blinken and homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas travel to new mexico city today. they met was mexico's president to discuss ways to stem the flow of migrants coming into this country. mexico's president says he is willing to help but once the u.s. wants to address the main problem by improving relationships with venezuela and cuba. he wants more money for development in the region. former security agent, community, a stretch then with a near record number of asylum-seekers approaching the u.s.-mexico border every day. thousands of migrants most from the central and south america a part of the latest caravan living through southern mexico. cbs christina ruffini will start us off tonight. >> reporter: are looking to start the new year and a new country. as many as 10,000 migrants per day crossing the southern border into the united states. joe biden has to help us says th

jericka duncan, thank you.the weather with major storms forecast the entire east coast this weekend against 15 states including right here in washington. let's bring in meteorologists mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. blustery weather from florida to england. heavy rain from the keys in south florida all the way to jacksonville some areas could see three to 5 inches of rain. that of course may lead to some flood issues across multiple states. all the loggers areas could see flooding rain. that's just the beginning of our issues. low, strong low developing. intensifying along the east coast. very rainy, very windy and even some snow as a secondary low forms over the atlantic ocean. what does that mean? heavy rain. this could last right through monday or tuesday of next week. >> norah: mike bettes, thanks. tonight an important new medical discovery to tell you about. for many pregnant women morning sickness is debilitating and painful part of what is

for norah o'donnel and all of us here, i'm jericka duncan. ♪ >> announcer: a home improvement... >> judge judy: put up a taller fence and a longer fence. >> yes. >> announcer: ...that didn't last. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that the defendant ripped down that fence, trespassed on your property. >> i was never notified about this fence. >> announcer: then one last dirty trick from her neighbor? >> judge judy: she called in a report to the health department because she had seen rats on your property. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution kirsten clagnaz is suing her neighbor, theresa canavan, for the cost of a fence, harassment, and damages for filing a false report with the health department. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 217 on the calendar in the matter of clagnaz vs. canavan. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms. clagnaz, how long have you and the

you are a fantastic duncan idaho in the first "dune."vie but there's no confirmation of whether you show up in the second or possibly third movie. we don't know. all i'm asking, is do you know whether you do? i'm not asking if you do. i'm asking if you know whether you do. you understand you're not giving anything away by answering in either direction. nor for any universe -- >> jason: oh, i know. >> stephen: you know. >> jason: i know. >> stephen: hold on. now i know two. [laughter] what i love, the juxtaposition. you are aquaman, the wettest possible possible character imaginable and then your duncan idaho in the driest possible planet imaginable. what to drive. what was the chafing like going from one movie to the next. how much talcum partner is what i'm asking? >> jason: i'm hawaiian. so the rash is pretty good. brothers of the orient. not too much hair. >> stephen: more than i needed to know but i'm grateful. i'm absolutely grateful. again, you're the marine biologist. he spent a couple years in new zealand which is one of my favor

majors is scheduled to be sentenced on february 6th. >> norah: jericka duncan, thank you.s news tonight about the driver who crashed into president biden's motorcade. the delaware man is now charged with driving under the influence. video shows the president appearing stunned by the crash. he was less than 200 feet away. no one was hurt. today president biden and family members went to church marking 51 years since the president's first wife and 13-month-old daughter were killed in the crash with a tractor-trailer just a month after he was first elected to the u.s. senate. top members of president biden's national security team are overseas tonight. the cia director is in poland meeting with israel and qatar in hopes of restarting the negotiations for releasing those hostages that are held in gaza. there is news tonight out of the pentagon. a new u.s.-led international operation will aim to protect commercial ships in the red sea. cbs's ramy inocencio has delete develop it's from tel aviv. >> reporter: defense secretary lloyd austin landed in israel for his second visit si

duncan kennedy, bbc news, at camber sands.am gb 5 chances of qualifying for next summers olympics. the lionesses beat the netherlands 3—2 at wembley. our sports correspondentjo currie was watching a tense game. lioness fans have roared their team on to two trophies at wembley in the last 18 months, but tonight england faced a different kind of challenge. with a hopes of a spot at next summer's olympics hanging by a thread. england have enjoyed so much success here in the last 18 months and with so much at stake they will need to rediscover some of that magic. the home side stepped out in an imposing mood — dominating the opening minutes. but beerensteyn showed one error would leave them punished. england stretched and the dutch score. and they didn't learn their lesson there. beerensteyn again took advantage of more chaotic defending and an uncharacteristic errorfrom captain on the night, mary earps. the dutch looking for a second and it's through. frustration started to boil over. as the temperature dropped, so did england's

law school really fought back after there was a very piercing shot down a fifth circuit judge kyle duncan last spring. we were very embarrassed by this , the alumni that is that what jimmy is done so far is at the gate for political neutrality at stanford. she talked about shots on shanai became the minister who was involved in that has been asked not to return to stanford and they promoted her to provost. do i have hope that stanford is on a better budget trajectory? >> will put the numbers on the screen to get the idea for the conversation is going to go. free speech censorship college campuses 748-8001 for republicans. 748-8000 for independent and we will scroll through some of our social media sites as well is continuing the conversation as well as our text number. "the wall street journal" this morning said the ivy league basketball and an op-ed. three elite school presence before congress was a tour of mask up intellectual and political corruption of much of the american academy. that's a little bit out of your free speech but what he think about that? >> the biggest fear that comes

i'm jericka duncan in new york.and good night. >>> i procrastinate every year. i wait until the last minute to shop. >>> now at 6:00, it doesn't get more last minute than shopping on christmas eve. some folks trying to snag the final gifts. >>> plus a deadly apartment fire on the peninsula. why investigators say the tragedy was entirely preventable. >>> and later the program helping young adults find an affordable place to live after aging out of the foster care system. good evening, i'm andrea nakano, brian hackney is off tonight. it's christmas eve and many stores are already closed, giving last-minute shop ors fewer choices at this hour, but there are a few stores that have not closed quite yet. it didn't take long for our reporter, da lin, to find people who were starting their christmas shopping today. >> yeah, shoe palace to buy some pairs of shoes for christmas. >> reporter: shopper robert rigs is on a mission with a tight deadline. >> i procrastinate every year. i wait until the last minute to shop. i'm alwa

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duncan kennedy, bbc news. for him, the sexiest accent in the uk is the hull accent, followed closely by essex. our reporter suzy lawson has been asking people in hull if they agree. "i believe in miracles. "where are you from? "you sexy thing. "you sexy thing, you." my accent's real sexy. ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you all. my name is willy wonka. star of the new wonka film, timothee chalamet is one of the world's biggest movie stars right now. he's travelled the world, but it's the hull accent that's caught his attention. how do you feel about the british? i like the hull accent. you like hull? yeah - why's everyone cracking up? is it not a sexy accent? hull is sexy! #je t�*aime... do you agree? yeah. he's sexy. are you from hull? no. what do you think of the hull accent? it's lovely. laughter specially when they come out with "five" and "nine". laughter yeah, it's the sexiest accent. i don't think it sounds sexy personally myself, but it's everybody�*s own preference. "anything you desire, i'm ready,

. >> the democratic congressman andy kim and south carolina jeff duncan discussing their priorities for the 2024 congress. this is just over 20 minutes. >> welcome to action yoas. james scott senior politics reporter and coming to you today from washington, d.c.. welcome to our audiences on facebook, u tube, facebook. and join the conversation on x. for our final 2023 news shaper and speak with the "newsmakers" driving the news and policy priorities that are top of mind heading into 2024. 2024. our first our first guest is the congressman from new jersey's 3rd congressional district, andy kim. congressman, thanks for joining us today. thanks for having me today. >> what have you been working on as you are looking to tie up loose ends in washington? rep. kim: will be able to bar -- forward in a bipartisan way, we have some any challenges we are facing globally right now, and was important for us, with some of the big challenges we face. we are going to do it in a bipartisan way. a lot of other things are happening in congress, the things that are deeply frustrating at the end of the year

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. tanks so much for staying with us.here's just one more week of school until christmas recess. it happens every year. you remember. some students are already checking out. either they're not paying attention in class or in some cases they're not coming to school at all. well, that's even worse this year. millions of kids who had their educational lives upended by two years of covid lockdowns are simply giving up. meg oliver reports on an effort to help get them back in class. >> reporter: in louisville, kentucky chris lance is part of the attendance team. making up to 30 house calls a week searching for chronically absent students. >> the first stop of the day, what happened? >> no answer. >> no answer again? >> no answer again. same. >> same thing. >> yeah. >> reporter: in this school district in jefferson county 63% of families rely on schools for meals. chronic absenteeism defined as at least ten absences within the school year has always been an issue here. but since the pandemic 38% more students are missing weeks,

. >> good afternoon, our final guest today is south carolina congressman jeff duncan. welcome, cgr

duncan kennedy, bbc news.thee chalamet has revealed that for him the sexiest accent in the uk is the hull accent, followed closely by essex. 0ur reporter suzy lawson has been asking people in hull if they agree. i believe in miracles. where are you from? you sexy thing. you sexy thing, you. my accent's real sexy. ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you all. my name is willy wonka. star of the new wonka film, timothee chalamet is one of the world's biggest movie stars right now. he's travelled the world, but it's the hull accent that's caught his attention. how do you feel about the british? i like the hull accent. you like hull? yeah. why's everyone cracking up? is it not a sexy accent? hull is sexy! #je t'aime. do you agree? yeah. he's sexy. are you from hull? no. what do you think of the hull accent? it's lovely. laughter. specially when they come out with "five" and "nine". laughter. yeah, it's the sexiest accent. i don't think it sounds sexy personally myself, but it's everybody�*s own preference. anything

jericka duncan, thank you. >>> well, now to the weather. with major storms forecast for the entire east coast this weekend across 15 states, including right here in washington. let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. some very blustery weather from florida all the way through new england over the next several days. heavy rain from the keys in south florida all the way through jacksonville. some areas here could see three to five inches of rain. that of course may lead to some flood issues across multiple states. all the large areas from miami to tampa to orlando could see flooding rain. that's just the beginning of our issues, however. strong low developing in the gulf of mexico. intensifying along the east coast. very rainy. very windy. even some snow to end as a secondary low forms over the atlantic ocean. what does that mean? periods of very heavy rain, and this could last, norah, right through monday or tuesday of next week. >> mike bettes, thanks. >>

the length of how the inter duncan is on saturday things as a failure in the national power grid meant that many businesses before through operate by candle light the country wide outage was caused by failure in a transmission line. now was down for 5 hours, but has since been at least 6 people have died in severe storms in the us state of tennessee. 2000 people were hospitalized stuff to high winds, flipped cars, and 12 groups of houses, tens of thousands of people left without having every label base one in as an agency is new president today like into donald trump campaign down to the motor. make argentina great again, that it's already becoming clear. dramatic change is coming with it the, the in the week, the madman. how the emulate goes by many nicknames. a new edition, the chain sold president during complaining the self described and not co capitalist site, the public in no uncertain terms what he plans to do to public spending. when it comes to spend old cup the hand of the gene is the president. it's 9 for his house rhetoric. he's described type francis, a fellow onto in time

installation of presence was a nativity scene of jesus being born in the middle of robin and destruction duncan themselves in jerusalem. thanks for that. young phillip, us and put francis has called for an in to the war in gaza during his annual christmas day mass at the vatican. the pontiff condemned the october 7 attack by how much on his route and cold for the release of hostages held in gaza. he also pleaded for an end to use ralph military operation in casa francis called the dialogue to between the parties supported by the international community. well in other news now, russian authorities have moved in child kremlin critic, i like saying to validate to are a mode of pain or colony in northern russia. and that's according to hispanics. person develops these team attractive down off the he hasn't been seen for more than 2 weeks. is lawyer visited him in the new prison. and the founding is seen as the most prominent opponent of president flooded me person. and you serving a 19 year sentence for alleged extreme is and then all the challenges he was imprisoned nearly 3 years ago. let's cross

mr duncan smith, are you frightened of michael portillo? are you frightened of mr portillo?ren't you taking this quiet man business a bit far? gkids was officially earmarked for closure last summer. it will be replaced initially by two regional hubs. newsnight has now learned there are concerns over several people appointed to a key role in training the new cohort of staff who will work in the regional hubs. well, the ceo of bbc news, deborah turness, has written a blog post about changes proposed to newsnight and bbc news as a whole. you can find that online, but here's a taste of it. well, we'll be speaking about all of this next week with the deputy ceo of bbc news, jonathan monroe, but for now, with me here in the studio is michael crick, whom we saw there in his days as a reporter on newsnight, where he worked for almost 20 years. and joining us from cambridge is roger mosey, a former head of television news and editorial director here at the bbc. thank you both for coming on newswatch. rogerfirst, the broadcast industry has been talking for a while about whether newsni

duncan is across the intersection, starbucks a quarter-mile away and they are hoping you will choosetwo with options like the cold brew and the island pick me up punch and two breakfast sandwiches that aren't on the original mcdonald's menu. these people have come from the suburbs surrounding bolingbrook but also far and wide including someone from london. take a listen. >> when i found out mcdonald's were the biggest thing. >> what are we planning to order? >> morris cold brew, two sandwiches and mc pups. >> the cool colors and bright lights and all that. look at the menu. it is good. >> reporter: the drink he tried was the latter-day, if you are looking to see how much these cost, customizable energy drinks will run you $5.39 and they are touting the importance of how you can add different supplements to these drinks. liz: spiced latte. i will have to try it. i'm curious what that would be about. switching gears, the fallout from the anti-semitism hearing has led to calls for resignations. what is next for the presidents of harvard and mit? are they going? should they go? charlie w

and it was a similar scene in oakland with trees coming down, including this one on duncan way. in this case, several customers did lose power as that tree took down power lines and there was some localized flooding in spots around the bay area this morning. during some of the stronger downpours. this was the intersection of maori avenu■re d cedar boulevard in newark, and you can see several inches of standing water there. and then we've had plenty of delays out of sfo as the holiday travel season kicks into high gear. you had dozens of flights delayed by the stormy weather impacting both incoming and departing flights. it was also slow going, heading to tahoe earlier today, our own frank mallicoat took this video. this was westbound 80 close to boreal, he says. it was gridlock as traffic slowed down and stopped behind an accident. but the light snow made for a picture postcard scene at sunnyside restaurant and lodge that's on the west shore of lake tahoe. they are not expecting much snow to stay on the ground at those lower elevations. because of the warmer temperatures. and as

we're nowjoined by duncan wrigley, who's the chief china economist at pantheon macroeconomics. for being with us. we have been worried about china's outlook for some time now. what triggers this move right now? how significant is it? ~ ., this move right now? how significant isit? ., , ., is it? well, what moody's is worried about is two — is it? well, what moody's is worried about is two things. _ is it? well, what moody's is worried about is two things. one _ is it? well, what moody's is worried about is two things. one is - is it? well, what moody's is worried about is two things. one is large . about is two things. one is large amounts of debt, especially what has come out of the focus is debt at local governments, local hidden debt. and the second thing is china's medium—term growth prospects seem to be a bit slower. i think thatis seem to be a bit slower. i think that is largely because china is undergoing this restructuring progress away from areas like the property sector, trying to get towards advanced manufacturing. the process is messy and, in the interim, growth is

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