. >> with gail king. >> i'm beyoncÉ, but you can call me gail. >> and charles barkley.tonight, sports commentator and podcast host, cnn's clarissa ward and from "the color purple," corey hawkins. "king charles" starts now. >> going in, going in. >>> welcome, welcome. thank you for joining us tonight. this is our third episode tonight about the news that matters to us and hopefully to all of you. we're throw shows in and people are comfortable stopping me on the street telling me what they think. is this happening to you, too? >> yes. >> one person said to me the other day, why do you call it "king charles"? i said it's called "king charles." yeah, but he's taking all the title. do people say that to you? >> they're codumber than rocks. if you look at that monitor, it says gail king and charles barkley. >> the other thing people said to me, could you tell charles barkley to stop yelling. we could hear him. i never feel like you're yelling. >> i don't think i'm yelling. >> i don't think he feels -- i don't think you're yelling either. >> i definitely don't think i'm yelli

her name, gail lee.whorter had improperly registered to vote using a commercial address. lee went to mcwhorter's barbershop and took pictures to prove the point. >> had you ever met gail lee? >> no. i didn't know mrs. lee from a can of paint. >> i think god has been leading me in this. >> reporter: gail lee is a retiree who lives with her husband. she invited us to the back porch of her suburban dekalb county home. >> what is your feeling about who won the 2020 election? >> i believe donald trump won the election. >> reporter: lee became convinced something was wrong with voting in georgia. this despite three recounts confirming trump's loss. lee started scrutinizing voter rolls. >> they are bloated unnecessarily. >> reporter: lee and other citizen scluths devote hours each week to inspecting county rolls, looking for signs of what they suspect is is rampant fraud such as names that appear more than once or data suggesting a registrant is deceased. >> i am requesting that these challenges brought before

gail began serving as 11 president on july 1st, 2022, the president gail served as president and ceo of the chicago community trust from october 2017 to june 2022. under her leadership the trust adopted a new strategic focus on closing the racial wealth gap in the chicago region. for almost a. decade president gail served as president and ceo of care, leading international humanitarian organization. she spentwi 20 years with the cc working primarily with hiv and aids. palo alto networks, the bill and melinda foundation, new america and the one campaign. she's also an inaugural member of president biden's council. president gail is from buffalo, new york. masters of public health in john hopkins university. full professor at spelman college. recipient of 18 honorary degrees and holds faculty appointments at the university of washington anademory university. please join me me in welcoming jarome powell to the stage as he offers remark and after ward we lack chairman gail for engaging discussion o economic possibility. [applause] >> thank you for that very kind introduction. i say there

. >> reporter: for the first time, he faced gail lee. >> for you to challenge me, you have that right citizen of dekalb county . but i certainly give you that right. >> it was hurtful. >> reporter: have you come up with the expedition of what the motive is? >> to disenfranchise a certain demographic . to try to put your foot on someone else's neck. >> what he had to do was call up the office and give his address. >> reporter: afterwards, mcwhorter updated his address to come into technical compliance. >> can you understand how people who are african-american might feel this deeply, personally that your work feel threatening to them? >> i would think that they would want their vote protected, to. because, someone who does not belong on the roles would take away their vote. >> reporter: gail lee, who filed the paperwork , says, quote, cleaner voter rolls will make elections more fair. we spoke with one elections official in georgia, who says that she has seen a pattern to these challenges. >> young voters, people of color, and people that are unhoused. those are generally the types of p

that was gail anderson reporting for us tonight. you can catch the rose parade here on kron 4 starting at 6 in the morning. new year's day. you're on year's eve, of course, is days away. and here kron 4, we're counting down to 2024 and will be taking you to las vegas. we always a party there. here's a sneak peek. >> coming u.s. 550 feet up from there. >> believe brought us back our 3rd year in a row. and you've got an amazing bans this year. you've got to congo, berlin, you've got air supply fog that don't forget, ruben and clay from american idol. the pause is the play's or 98 degrees is going to reunited and saying brand new head. >> we're berlin. yes, and happy. >> throwback, warmed by blank >> everybody, i'm russell hitchcock and i'm brian russell. of course, we're a supply. i mean, want to wish everybody a great and happy 2024 countdown to 2024. with me, patel. what are you doing for new year's comment with the high life. >> no need for trouble. >> all right. michael yo and nikki novak are in vegas just seen and i are here in t

gail lee says his case is proof that the citizen challenges w work. how people who are african american might feel this deeply in that to your work feels threatening to them? >> i would think they will want their vote to protect it too. >> reporter: sometimes it's notu could, if you should. >> reporter: so what might all this mean for 2024. consider this. joe biden won in 2020 by just under 12,000 votes. our investigation found at least 12,000 of these challenges that led to names being removed from voter rolls. but norah, election officials tell us, most of the cases involved technical and administrative errors and are not evidence or even suggestions of widespread fraud. >> norah: we should keep up this reporting. it's really interesting. major garrett, thank you so much. well, there is a desperate search for survivors after a deadly volcano of abruption. we have this details next. ♪ ♪ at prudential we think you should ask it when you realize it's not too late to start. like when your new passion is now your life passion, ask now what? here's what.

. >> reporter: he is talking to gail lee.ormer president trump won the 2020 electionand spends hours scouring dekalb voter rolls. she found that mcwhorter's voter registration was linked to the barbershop, not a residential address and therefore invalid. >> i am requesting these charges today -- >> reporter: lee says she has filed about 500 challenges and is one of those citizens sleuths in georgia and other states convince the roles are riddled with fraud. >> it's not true, it's just not true. >> reporter: we found 80,000 challenges to voter registration in georgia since 2021. the process is legal. one citizen can challenge an unlimited number of registrations. dekalb board election chair carly swift told us that challenges are administrative and technical errors that should not deprive georgians the right to vote. swift and her colleagues have spent hundreds of hours steering voter challenges, the patterns have emerged. >> it's young voters. it's people of color. and its people that are unhoused. >> reporter: have you in yo

i'll see you again tomorrow, feel. gail will have, you'll do 6 down by the so you don't think and feel the same way you expect. and one different things from life and your parent. i just want to pursue what sets my swan fire or you think you kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, unreasonable, all stuff. i want my son to become a doctor to in the canal. it's time to to. and then when generations clash, january 14th on d, w. the hello dear friends, welcome to most of them. i asked them, my name is how long the better i'm a conductor for mexico. and i just want to invite you to enjoy this wonderful show where you will meet amazing musicians from all over the world. a see the back stage live and their stories of how they put this beautiful music together. the, the next episode takes me back to my friends in civic that tongue holly or cast as to if that has been a for the past stick orchestra to work with for the past many years. and in this case, with one of my best musical friends, fabulous. find the so it's a pleasure for me to introduce him to you for you to join us in our chaps in

thanks so much, gail. all right. 100 fernandez mana and ferrer is a heat up are among the headliners for the first of all for a festival lot onda. it's a latin music festival that's going to be put on by bottle rock. the announcement was put out today. you can see all the performers there. >> the festival will be held at the napa valley expo on june 1st and june. second, the weekend after bottle rock the festival. tickets go on sale this friday. president biden visiting la this week for a fundraiser. the event is being held on friday at the home of the interior designer michael smith. former house speaker nancy pelosi will be among the host of the event rocker lenny kravitz is expected to perform. the event is part of a broader fundraising swing by the president. that also includes stops in boston, maryland and philadelphia. and wednesday, republican presidential candidates will face off in their 4th debate right here on kron 4. >> former president trump has skipped the debates so far. he's still leading the pack, th

. >> gail, thanks a lot.ied outside city hall demanding a permanent cease-fire in gaza. coming up tonight at 10, 30 kron four's, justin campbell will have more from that rally. some developing news tonight out of los angeles where police arrest a suspected serial killer wanted for gunning down 4 victims in 4 days, including 3 homeless people. lapd confirming the arrest of 33 year-old jared joseph powell, jorge ventura shares the latest. the murder suspect of these 3 homicides is in the custody also sheriff's department. it has been identified as jerrold shows how? a male black, 33 years of age and a resident, los angeles. >> lapd chief michel moore announcing the arrest of a suspect. police say shot and killed 3 homeless men in the city this past week. the men were all killed in the early morning hours under similar circumstances from november. 26 the 29th, the shocking deaths prompting the launch of a task force to search for the killer around the clock and all hands effort. >> to identify and apprehend the

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gail believes the ban doesn't go far enough and says all large breeds should be muzzled and on a leadie for nothing, no. i don't want this happening to anybody else. xl bullies are the fifth breed to be added to the dangerous dogs list. but how many are out there? the wales investigates programme has been looking into the figures. one of the largest vet groups in the uk, with around a sixth of the market, says it has nearly 5,500 xl bullies on its books. if other vet practices have similar numbers, that could mean around 30,000 xl bullies, or three times the uk government estimate. let's have a look at you. dave martin at one of the 900 vet practices he advises. he's concerned about the potential unforeseen consequences of the ban. we know that a lot of serious and fatal attacks have occurred in the house. my worry is that if we end up frustrating these dogs and they're not getting the exercise they need and hence, potentially, therefore, will we see fatal attacks occurring? some dogs may be more more likely to attack than than they were beforehand. we don't know, is the simple answer

allow san jose to target for problem intersections is one of them is curtner and canoas garden, where gail leblanc's son kyle was hit by a speeding tow truck. >> i was a nurse for many years and worked at valley medical centd er■can, he died in my hospital, in my arms downstairs from my unit. i could never go back after that. >> yeah, she says improvements to that intersection can't come soon enough, and while she's pleased the number of traffic fatalities is down, she says san jose needs to work even harder and faster. >> i think we have to keep going. we can't just assume that that everything's going to be okay. it's still a lot of people who've died fast for a traffic safety project can often mean 18 months from start to finish, but for more traditional construction on some of these projects, take about five years to complete. >> in san jose, and ruben ktvu, fox two news a new tonight, we have learned the name of the man killed in a double stabbing in pacifica yesterday. >> he has identified as 30 year-old ezra raymond poop pouch of oakland. a woman who was wounded was not identified, b

feel, gail, we'll have you use next down by the so you don't think and feel the same way you expect and want different things from life. and your parents do, i just want to pursue what sets my swan fire or you think you'll kid is to do.

. >> all right, gail, thanks a lot. we have some breaking news tonight.rtment tweeting about a large grass fire happening at baker beach. we know that there's a spare the air alert that's going on right now. so people shouldn't be burning somehow. this fire started in that area. again, it's a large grass fire. maybe something got a little loose out there. maybe somebody was having a party on the beach. we don't know anything about that at this time. but of course, we'll keep you updated on again. large grass fire burning in baker beach, san francisco fire department on the scene right now. update you on air and online as we gather more information. all right. take a look at this. some new video from nasa capturing a powerful solar flare. interesting nasa says this is the most powerful solar flare they've seen in 6 years and even knocked out some radio communication. electrical grids back on thursday. most powerful flares are categorized between one and 9 and this was in 8. i don't know what those numbers mean or what that scale is. but i guess it's pretty

all right, gail, thanks a lot in oakland, one person is dead after a shooting. >> police say that person was shot on 28th street just off of broadway after midnight, victim died at the scene. this is an ongoing investigation. anyone with any information is asked to call oakland police. tonight, we're learning more about the charges against some of the protesters who took over union square yesterday. police arresting 4 of them for vandalism, assault on an officer and battery. their identities have not yet been released. but the 4 protesters were part of a larger group calling for a cease-fire in gaza. one of those protesters, you can see there scaling the christmas tree in the middle of the square, raising a pro-palestine banner. police eventually cleared out that area. but some of the group rallied outside of the county jail. what you're looking at right here for the for people who are arrested and at the jail where they were being held. latest now on the war between israel and hamas today. at least 68 people were killed in a strike on a refugee camp in central gaza. the hamas-run gaza h

holmes, and president gail for inviting me here. it is exciting to be here. am fortunate to have been accompanied from washington by a distinct graduate of spelman college, class of 1986, and a member of delta sigma theta. [applause] chair powell: governor lisa cook, i would say there is no greater testament to spelman's historic legacy then the achievements of outstanding women like governor cook. on part of that legacy is spelman's to dish and -- tradition of education in stem. governor cook's research highlights the role of education in preparing individuals who can generate ideas that will add to our body of knowledge, increase productivity and generate higher living standards over time. her work is one example of how spelman women continue to make historic contributions in science, the arts, technology, medicine and other fields. i look forward to our conversation. i thought i might frame it up first by talking but the federal reserve's ongoing actions to promote a healthy economy and how those actions relate to questions that students in this audience m

gail, thanks a lot. divers are fighting to save california's. >> kelp forest from a species, a purple sea urchins. the urchins are native to van dam beach in mendocino county and they love to eat the count that drifting into cove. marine scientists say the purple sea urchin population has exploded after a species of sea stars died off leaving their growth unchecked. the kelp is home to thousands of other species that live in the area and so far dive teams have reduce the in population by 80%, which is good news. well, if you like to decorate for the holidays, listen up. experts want you to be careful of potential fire hazards. take a look at this. the tree on the left here has been watered pretty regularly on the one on the right. he's actually dry. look at how easily takes for that one on the right catching fire. in just seconds. in an instant. >> term for my happy setting to your entire house is on fire. >> candles and faulty lights are other fire hazards to be aware of to make sure that you avoid usin

all right, gail, thanks a lot. police in newark are investigating. >> vandalism at a hindu temple as a possible hate crime. sign at the temple on cedar boulevard was found covered with graffiti on friday morning. it's unclear what was written, but temple leaders say they believe the graffiti was meant to intimidate them. police are asking anyone with any information to reach out. police in oakley are asking for the public's help to find a car that hit and killed a bicyclist last week. officials say the collision happened shortly after midnight on sunday near bridgehead road and main street police responding to calls of a man lying in the road next to a bike who was later identified by county officials as a 41 year-old man officers arrested the vehicle's owner identified as 55 year-old timmy hudson. but they have still not been able to find his car. looked at is this right here in 2015 to the camry. if you've got any information, please give oakley police a call. we've got some new video tonight showing armed robber

gail, thank you. welcome. >> well, in just a couple of days, intricate hand decorated floats will be making their way through pasadena for the 100 35th. >> tournament of roses parade decorators are putting the pedal to the metal as they work to get more than 30 floats finished in time. mary beth mcdade reports. >> we still will hold. >> final preparations for the rose parade floats are well underway at the rosemont pavilion in pasadena right behind you. the flowers are going on as we speak. get them honest, latest possible because come the morning of the parade, some of them are already drying out. >> and we already start to replace hundreds of volunteers are working tirelessly to get all these thousands and thousands of flowers, fruit and veggies. >> on to the spectacular floats in time for the big parade. as you and i know all that has to be covered in natural material, a majority, the flowers are going put on a day or 2 there's a lot of cutting painting on glue and placing each flower by hand onto

all right, gail, thank you. former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor has died. >> the stanford graduate was the first woman appointed to the u.s. supreme court by president ronald reagan. news nation takes a look back at her life and legacy. >> the first woman confirmed to the u.s. supreme court and a crucial swing vote on many influential cases. sandra day o'connor's legacy was one of resilience, hard work and independence born in el paso, texas. in 1930, o'connor excelled at school. she even earned a law degree from stanford university in just 2 years. but despite her impressive resume, she received only one job offer after graduating for secretary. >> i was shocked because i very well in law school. i was way up here. and i assumed everything would be perfect. it wasn't i couldn't get a job offer. and i was shocked by the >> o'connor instead decided to work for free for the county attorney and san mateo, california. and after proving herself got her first paid job as the deputy county attorney, she la

back to you. >> gail, thanks a lot.s week's 4th republican primary debate, the top candidates are bringing their message to iowa this weekend. ron desantis, nikki haley in the background, a swami had events in western iowa today, which included a faith and family q and a with all 3 gop rivals. levy dean reports. >> our navy. >> i governor focusing on football and faith in iowa this weekend having that foundation of faith in god is really what keeps senator ron desantis campaigning in front of evangelicals in veteran saturday. but some voters want all that impressed. his came off a little bit to see a little bit awkward. i appreciate his points. his wife is something that she was quite charismatic. stay well, florida's first lady casey desantis received praise from some voters. she's also taking heat for her comments friday saying in an interview you don't have to be a resident of iowa to be able to participate in the caucus. mister his comments prompting the iowa gop to clarify with this post saying you must be a legal

thanks so much, gail. california, governor gavin newsom and florida governor ron desantis faced off on the debate stage in front of a national audience. >> our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the highlights. >> well, let me tell you, this was quite the debate. newsom in the center certainly did not hold back from attacking each other. yes, will take them cover first, right answer a question. there you see all of that taking place on fox news channel in georgia during a live 90 minute debate that touched on several issues facing both the state of florida and california moderated by conservative political commentator sean hannity. the debate focused on several issues. everything from the cost of living to homelessness to crime to abortion, immigration, taxes and education has a lot to get to a 90 minutes desantis who also is running for president blamed incoming president joe biden for many of the nation's issues. while newsom himself of supporter of the president defended the biden administration. b

gail promises to be an insightful discussion on crucial topics such as the post-covid economy. under chairman powell's leadership the federal reserve placed a high value on diversity . regrading -- recruiting a record number of women and persons of color holding seats on the federal reserve bank including the bank in atlanta. we are delighted to a knowledge of the most diverse board of governors in the agencies 109 year history including spelman alumna governor lee city cook. -- lisa d. cook. let's celebrate her for her achievements. and, let's thank her because the economic department currently houses the lisa d. cook scholarship program to address the scarcity of black women pursuing graduate degrees in economics. now i am pleased to introduce one of those scholars, the class of 2025, from michigan, a junior economics major with a minor in management organization introducing today's speaker. welcome to this historic event at spelman college. lisa: good morning everybody. jerome h powell first took office as chair of the board of governors of the federal reserve system februar

. >> all right, gail, thanks a well, there's a taste of italy in downtown oakland, a new cafe that's old school tonight on dine and dish were. >> going oakland to grab an espresso from none other than mister espresso. here's kron four's vicki liviakis. >> believe the downtown oakland and just as said to go, can i get an espresso, where you can get that perfect espresso. not from a long line, but saddle up to a beautiful oak expresso bar coming to the cafe by mister espresso. luigi de rocha runs mister espresso with his family. they call this pause time out for a quick pick me this is the real deal. what is that? this is a decaf it is their holiday change. and it's with joe chocolate. >> love how you have open up. >> the cafe is sleek and modern with housemade pastries. but the beans are roasted the old fashion way over oak fire. fresh from their roastery up the street founded by his italian dad more than 45 years ago. back in the 70's, became known as mister espresso kind of early on. he was kind of like the go-to guy. >> to get equipment from this picture here is a cool the pick up

de hecho, compañeros, pude hablar con esa residente, gail conners.. ese apartamento donde inició el incendio. y según ella, todo empezó alrededor de las 05:36 cuando su esposo y su gato estaban durmiendo en otro 4o. y de repente toda la habitación estaba en llamas. ella también nos dijo que todos lograron salir rápidamente del apartamento, pero mientras eso sucedía, su esposo alcanzó a quemarse las manos, sufriendo varias heridas. otro residente con el que hablé me explicó que alcanzó a ver cómo las personas saltaban de los balcones para poder huir de las llamas. Él también nos dijo que fue una de las personas que llamó al 911 y minutos después el departamento de bomberos del condado alameda fueron los que llegaron aquí a controlar el incendio. y de acuerdo a los bomberos, el incendio afectó el pasillo central del edificio en la 14 550 este en la calle 14. por otro lado, la cruz roja también llegó a ayudar a esos residentes desplazados. de hecho, le pregunté a la señora del apartamento si sabía qué podría haber causado el incendio, pero me dice que n

. >> all right, gail, thanks a lot. more than a dozen attack drones are shot down by the u.s. and british navies today. a countermeasure to an offensive out of the booth. the controlled areas of yemen. u.s. central command says there was no damage to the ships or injuries to sailors. those who the rebels are reportedly funded and trained by iran. and we've got some new details tonight about 3 hostages shot and killed by israeli soldiers during combat operations against hamas. israel's admitting 3 men emerged from the building shirtless and waving a makeshift white flag when they were shot. chris wolfe has the story. take a look at these faces. >> 3 young men, some of the latest casualties in the ongoing war between israel and palestinian terrorist group hamas. but there's a stunning twist. they were israeli hostages being held in gaza and israeli soldiers mistakenly shot them to death. it's a lot of the the move. it's a lot it broke. my heart broke the entire nation's heart and our hearts go to the families at this stuff hour as this difficult time. it's important for me also

that was gail anderson reporting for us tonight. you can catch the rose parade right here on kron 4, starting at 6 o'clock in the morning new year's eve just days away. and kron 4 is counting down to 2024. live from las vegas. here's a sneak peek at the party. >> coming u.s. 550 feet up from there. >> believe brought us back our 3rd year in a row. and you've got an amazing bans this year. you've got to congo, berlin, you've got air supply fog that don't forget, ruben and clay from american idol. the pause is the play's or 98 degrees is going to reunited and saying brand new head. >> we're berlin. yes, and happy. >> throwback, warmed by blank >> everybody, i'm russell hitchcock and i'm brian russell. of course, we're a supply. i mean, want to wish everybody a great and happy 2024 countdown to 2024. with me, patel. what are you doing for new year's comment with in the high life. >> sounds like a party starting 09:00pm sunday night. we are live in las vegas counting down to 2024 in every time zone. and then at 11, 30 join justine waltm

resident jim morsell and gail blahs say, burglars looked well- organized. >> they went through the car with the passenger-side open, smashing the car windows pretty indiscriminately. not a late-modeled car, an older car. >> reporter: the series of break-ins with san francisco leaders trying to celebrate what data shows is a pretty significant drop in car burglaries across the city. according to crime stats from the san francisco police department, from september 1st to november 26th, people reported 3399 car break as compared to the 6773 reports from the same timeframe last year. that's down nearly 1/2 city leaders say, the drop and is due in part to the targeted car burglary operation from brooke jenkins announcing it in august. bait cars and planes clothes officers on high alert with tourist hotspot including the palace of fine art, and alamo square, which is just blocks from this morning's car burglaries. neighbors tell me that they're worried that, as car burglaries start getting pushed out of high-visibility areas like alamo square, the terminals are then going to start targeting

. >> all right, gail, thank you for that. meantime, police in sunnyvale are investigating the death of a 4 month old baby at day care. it happened just before 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon rob nesbitt talked police about their investigation and what parents should know when it comes to their own children. >> no answer thursday at the address of yoyo daycare in sunnyvale, police were called to the day care inside the plaza del rey mobile home park wednesday afternoon for the report of a 4 month-old not breathing, according to captain eoin league for this type of we send fire personnel patrol base personnel as well as our an ambulance. >> upon arrival, they discovered the 4 month-old was not breathing. so immediately began a life saving measures which included cpr. those measures were not successful and the baby was pronounced dead at the scene. according to captain lee. no arrests have been made, but the death is under investigation anytime a death involving a child occurs that activate certain protocols, which includes the fr

detaines are the relatives of those who are illegally held in israeli jails. since the onset of the gail. aside israel forces and settlers have killed more than 280 palestinians and have detained hundreds more in the west bank. the us military claim yemen's armed forces have struck norwegian flag tanker off the country in the red sea to the us central command sentcom a missile hit the vessel causing fire on board no casualties, but no casualties. the yemen army at this point has claim responsibility for that. in recent weeks seized several is linked vessels and waters around. this says all ships destined for israel are legitimate targets unless the need of food and medicine are into gaza. since october the 7th, the emmy forces have also conducted series of missile strikes deep inside the occupied palestinian territories. the strikes are in response to israel's deadly onslot on gaza. is an activist and political commentator who joins us from soana. welcome to the program. so in the past uh 30 minutes or so we heard from the yemeni army, the spokes person. has come out and said that they h

i'm feel gail invalid and this is the day the good evening everyone to reach your moments and shows the credibility of the unit, the strength of the union. but this is really an estimate. we open your decision from the starting point. also coming up president fruits index you, it's confidence axis. and if you press conference, brushing of west and sanctions, and promising rushes victory and new cry that go to them with this teams that will be peace when we achieve goals, there needs to be some. now let's get back to the goals. what they don't change. the trim with the good i said, you know, the us, we began the day with an unexpected decision in brussels with far reaching consequences for keys tonight, for somebody to a you leaders agreed to open membership talks with you tried official invitation. that launch is what is likely to be a very long road to a secure future in your the decision. it was arranged by 26. i think 27 nations with a solar 3 hold us congress prime minister. o'bonham threatened to block what had, what had to be a consensus vote. instead he decided to make what was d

. >> all right, gail, thank you. and starting tonight at 6, the chp is going to be out in full force. fy i for their annual christmas day maximum inforcement period. periods going to run through christmas day during last year's inforcement period of 26 people were killed in crashes in nearly half of all vehicle that were killed were not wearing their seat belts. 639 people were arrested for dui. >> not a fentanyl. and this year the chp has seized more than 40 pounds of it in san francisco. that's equivalent to 9 million lethal doses, potentially. governor newsom made the announcement today saying the drugs were picked up in the 10 block radius around the tenderloin. the joint task force with the san francisco police department launched in may a new task force will start in 2024 to investigate. opioid linked deaths in the city. a homeless man who held up signs advertising free fentanyl outside of san francisco school has been convicted of creating a public nuisance. joseph moore held signs that read, quote, meth for s

>>> an east coast super soaker sparking flooding in florida and packing gail force winds. our michelle grossman is tracking this powerful storm wreaking havoc from florida to maine this week. >>> the border battle on capitol hill, we are live with a race to strike a deal on immigration before the new year and a funding fight that has critical aid for israel and ukraine caught in the middle. >>> former president donald trump is under fire for controversial new comments on immigration. why the biden campaign is comparing his words to hitler's. >>> don't let a grinch steal christmas. the delivery scams to watch out for in the final sprint to the big day. >>> and he's got the golden ticket. wonka wins big in its box office debut as the musical hits the holiday season sweet spot. it's monday, december 18th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, and thanks for joining us, i'm jessica layton. >> glad to be with you, i'm frances rivera. we begin this morning with a powerful storm system charging north to new england after bringing strong winds, heavy rain and flooding

and, and that's of course i also worked, hama is junior with the violin began at 4 years old father gail richard, nice. 2 sons telling david to join steps and gave his 1st solo concerts with an orchestra at the age of 9. you're very aware of all the hours we just spent on each night with that. you've worked really hard for it, so that's how it operates. it's not working hard on the notes is one thing. oh, prodigy. there isn't any doubt that the children have natural capabilities that are very rare. it also requires the efforts of those around the child to be in the deep enter most of the town. david's father invested in him, his career broke records to the scene. he was the youngest musician ever to be signed by renowned classical music naples to a to grab the phone for several albums. david has worked the stalls like conductor claudio, a bottle to be meta and binding virtual associate who d menu hand. so do you feel like a burden to growing up to it? i didn't talk everyday. absolutely. no kid willingly sacrifice is the time it takes to reach the top the mind. there's always someone in t

. >> all right, gail, thanks a lot. santa claus was busy today across the bay area in alameda county. he stopped by a firehouse in castro valley. he arrived at station. 25 to give out some cookies coffee and of course, he took photographs with families and kids out there and looks again, a pretty nice little ride as well. >> and >> the south bay, you can take a look at this. santa exchanging his sleigh for a low rider in san jose. this is that a toy drive event hosted by the creekside socials donations benefiting the sacred heart activity. school and the los amigos de guadalupe. still to come here at 11 o'clock, the giants have been one of the favorites to sign free agent superstar shohei ohtani. but after months of speculation, ohtani another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! f

gails on exposed coasts.nd scotland, we could see even at lower levels a spell of snow for a time. whether you have snow or rain, pretty miserable travel conditions. keep abreast of the weather forecast and tune into your bbc local radio station for traffic and travel updates. as we move into sunday, the main front sweeping east but the low still centred in the circulating around a rash of showers, particularly around channel coasts where here it will stay blustery on new year's eve. hopefully an improving picture for scotland. it should be quieter. lighter winds but pretty strong gusts on the exposed south coast. on new year's eve, we're looking at around 5—6 in the north and may 8—10 in the south. temperatures starting to come down. as we head out of new year's eve and new year's day, no significant change to the weather story. still under the influence of blood pressure. a case of sunny spells and scattered showers but the showers will be few and far between. keep an eye on what is happening on the channel

them not to of course i also worked homage is junior with the violin began at 4 years old. father gail richard, nice. 2 sons, talent, and started teaching him the david to join stance and gave his 1st solo concerts with an orchestra at the age of 9. and that you're very aware of all the hours we just spent on each night that you've worked really hard for it. so that's how it operates, is that a wooton todd on the notes is one thing to what makes a child prodigy. there isn't any doubt that the children have natural capabilities that are very rare. it also requires the efforts of those around the child to be equally focused and equally dedicated and equally wise about how to support and promote that talent. david's father invested in him, his career broke records, the scene, he was the youngest musician ever to be signed by renowned classical music labeled to, to grab the phone for several albums. david has worked the stalls like conductor claudio, a bottle to the meta and binding virtual. so here who de menu hand up to just feel like a burden to growing up to get in talk every day. abso

. >> >>> an east coast super soaker sparking flooding in florida and packing gail force winds. powerful storm wreaking havoc from florida to maine this week. >>> the border battle on capitol hill, we are live with a race to strike a deal on immigration before the new year and a funding fight that has critical aid for israel and ukraine caught in the middle. >>> former president donald trump is under fire for controversial new comments on

gail, in fact, you see all that white water behind gayle to along the coastline. >> these waves are going to continue to build. we've got some massive storms off the coastline. we saw some rain coming in today, but really the center of low pressure that's spinning around the gulf of alaska. and then we've got another storm right behind that are just some fierce storms with lot of wind out over the open waters and that's what generating the large swell. and that's well, we'll continue to build as we head in toward a tonight and early tomorrow morning. high surf warnings going into effect. 25 to 30 foot breakers right along the coastline on those west and northwest facing beaches. so you get to ocean beach to get the pacifica. you're going to see some of those huge swells. they're very dangerous. sneaker waves and strong rip currents rolling in along the coastline over the next few days, probably through the weekend to so be careful out along the water's edge, you can dragged away into the water you out there on the rashid get knocked off and well, that's not a good scenario. so ago, along

r consultant sarah hamilton. gail, talk to you about generation z and the changes in the workplace, you know, is there as, as how is generations the different from past generations who are still in the workforce? yeah, son. and then this is a really interesting one, because all of the generations have different strengths and weaknesses in terms of what they've brings, the pots, a james edge are very technology driven individuals. so they expect when they joined the company, they expect to have, you know, good quality laptops like they like to have communications account based. you know, so using slot for using what's out there using all sorts of teams. and, you know, that's very, that's it. um, you know, if you take the baby boomers for example, um a lot of them all, much more comfortable unhappy with the face to face interactions on necessarily digital. yeah. they're very keen to be in the office physically. so i think, i think the generations of changing, in some research have recently, but i'm sitting in the u. k. the for 50 is since upon them it to decide that the back and c x it th