de contagios por la variante omicron se pospuso la visa del arzobispo, lo confirmÓ el pÁrroco george williamsantidad de medidas posibles para reducir la posibilidad de enfermarnos, de acuerdo a expertos la variante omicron se contagia 70 veces mÁs rÁpido que delta, vemos quÉ dicen las autoridades de salud al respecto. >> asÍ son los cÁnticos de quienes en esta temporada piden posada. tradiciÓn que reÚne a vecinos, amigos y familiares. sin embargo, es en esos dÍas en que las autoridades de salud han detectado un incremento alarmante de contagios de covid-19 y de sus variantes incluyendo la mÁs reciente y contagiosa la variante omicron. >> sabemos que toda la evidencia indica que tiene un alto grado de contagio, es mucho mÁs contagiosa que la variante delta y anteriores. >> de acuerdo a un estudio de la universidad john hopkins en el paÍs se ha registrado aumento de 12% de contagios comparados al mes pasado, las hospitalizaciones tambiÉn se han disparado de manera preocupante, lo peor es que todo ocurre en medio de la temporada mÁs festiva y esperada del aÑo. >> pienso que no estamos para reuni

this was a bulletin pastor george williams posted on the church's website. the san francisco diocese has been outspoken about the covid vaccine, encouraging san franciscans to get vaccinated. and while, the archbishop is not. in a statement, the archdiocese responded, health care decisions are personal matter. the archbishop has every confidence in father williams ability to know his people and respond to their sensitivities with compassion. >> not that he is saying we don't want you, we would more than welcome you here if you came vaccinated. reporter: in august, pope francis urged people to get vaccinated, calling it an act of love. during an interview with the san francisco chronicle, the archbishop said his personal doctor told him it is probably not necessary for him to be vaccinated. citing his immune system is strong. >> if there was some health reason, i could see it. there's no religious reason. from the catholic church that would stop you from being vaccinated. dan: more than 50 million americans have now received a covid-19 booster shot. health of

this was a bulletin pastor george williams posted on the church's website. francisco diocese has been outspoken about the covid vaccine, encouraging san franciscans to get vaccinated. and while, the archbishop is not. in a statement, the archdiocese responded, health care decisions are personal matter. the archbishop has every confidence in father williams ability to know his people and respond to their sensitivities with compassion. >> not that he is saying we don't want you, we would more than welcome you here if you came vaccinated. reporter: in august, pope francis urged people to get vaccinated, calling it an act of love. during an interview with the san francisco chronicle, the archbishop said his personal doctor told him it is probably not necessary for him to be vaccinated. citing his immune system is strong. >> if there was some health reason, i could see it. there's no religious reason. from the catholic church that would stop you from being vaccinated. dan: m m m m americans have now received a covid-19 booster shot. health officials are urging ev

parishioners expressed concern about the visit so the pastor, prior to george williams, decided to postponeit. he wrote, i feel it is important that everyone feel safe and we all do our part to prevent the spread of covid-19. especially now with the new omicron variant. why isn't the archbishop vaccinated? tonight the archdiocese sent us a statement saying health care decisions are very personal. arch bishop has every confidence in his ability to know his people well. the archbishop told the chronicle that he was not an anti-vaxxer but his personal physician said it was not necessary to get a vaccine. >>> lyft giving its employees another year to work remotely. the ride share company reportedly won't require staff to go back to the office until 2023. the company isn't citing concerns over the omicron variant. specifically, instead, pointing out the flexibility is what workers are asking for. >>> the body of former senator bob dole is back in his home state of kansas tonight. he'll be remembered with two services tomorrow. a who's who of washington, d.c. attend ad memorial at the national to

parishioners expressed concerns of the visit, the pastor, george williams, decided to postpone it.ote "i feel that it's important that everyone feels safe and we do our part to prevent the spread of covid-19 especially with the new variant." why is the bishop vaccinated? the arch of diocese sent us a statement "healthcare decisions are very personal matter." the bishop told the san francisco's chronicle he was not anti-vaxer but his personal care physician told him it's not necessary to get a vaccine. >>> thousands of high school students who walked out of class yesterday. they're demanding the district to pay more attention to sexual assault complaints. students gathering and sharing their personal accounts of abuse and assault. the district is not doing enough to address the issue. the district is educating teachers and preventing these cases from happening. the district says it's limited in its ability to help because in many cases the sexual assaults happen off campus. students we spoke with disagree. >> i think it shows where the loyalty of students lie when they are not stand

this was a bulletin pastor george williams posted on the church's website. the san francisco archdiocese has been outspoken about the covid-19 vaccine encouraging san francisco to get vaccinated. meanwhile, the archbishop is not in a statement. archdiocese responded healthcare decisions are a very personal matter archbishop. cordeleone has every confidence in father williams' ability to know his people well and respond to their sensitivities with compassion. not that he's saying we don't want you. we would more than welcome you here if you came vaccinated in august pope francis urged people to get vaccinated calling it an act of love. run an interview with the san francisco chronicle cordeleones said his personal doctor told him. it's probably not necessary for him to be vaccinated citing. his immune system is strong if there was some health reason i could see it. there's no religious reason. from the catholic church, that would stop you from being vaccinated in san francisco luz pena abc 7 news. in the north bay people are getting ready for the rain and the

others to get the nod, kyle used to, george kittle, williams, and the 49ers only defense of selectiong in on the franchise sack record. in the nba at last check there are over 90 players on the league's health and safety list and it is changing by the hour. commissioner adam silver says he has no plans to cancel any of the games on christmas, including the warriors who have three in covid-19 call. damion lee was just added today. the team signed a player from their g league squad to bolster the roster. everyone knows the threat of this virus is just not going away. >> christmas is coming up and my family is talking about, what are we going to do? they are like oh, i can't really do that. and, it sucks. >> much better than it was a couple of years ago when everyone was terrified and the whole world shut down, at least we know more, now. i feel like there is less panic. >> college hoops today, the best player in the bay area right now has to be demaree bouvier. later in the second half, aln transfer from belarus through in with a big jam. usf wins and are now 12 and one. who does not wa

this is george floyd's nephew, brandon williams, speaking at the floyd family press conference wednesday>> we were in court with a minor who also played guilty to charges of assaulting him. after hearing the details of it, that guy is a monster. he should have been arrested in 2017. had he been held accountable for what he did in 2017 that minor, george floyd will still be here. he knew what he was doing. he had nine minutes and 29 seconds to understand what he was doing. he chose not to. amy: derek chauvin is currently serving a 22.5-year prison sentence after being convicted on all three counts, including unintentional second-degree murder for murdering george floyd by kneeling on his neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds in may 2020. chauvin was the first white police officer in minnesota to ever be convicted of killing a black man. well, for more, we're joined in orlando, florida, by civil rights attorney ben crump. he's part of george floyd's family's legal team. welcome back to democracy now! can you start off by talking about the significance of chauvin changing his plea to guilty and

nick bosa, trent williams, george kittle, kyle juszczyk and deebo samuel.e an extra $3.5 million. ama: thank you for watching. dan:e appreciate your time. when let's look at live doppler 7. showing the latest rounds of rain. sandia says the brunt of the storm is going ahead overnight. we will have the latest on abc 7 mornings at 5:30 a.m.. ama: right now i'm jimmy kimmel live, kevin hart. have a great night. >>> i want to be fully transparent, and i know it's not easy to hear. but i was intimate with both of you. [ crying ] >> i've never felt pain like this before. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> he's in love with all three of us? >> i'm so broken. [ laughter ] >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- the live cast of "the facts of life" and "diff'rent strokes" featuring kevin hart and jennifer aniston, director guillermo del toro, and music from courtney barnett. and now, jimmy kimmel!

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george thomas and william mahome. and they still have a homeplace that is there so you could go there and see the homeplace. it is private so i won't try to be too crazy but i'm sure they're used to one or two people stopping and taking history of the times and markers and some of those are going to be -- you'll see at least one of them here in just a minute. the room that he was born in is now a half bathroom. i don't know what that said about him. again, i realize that as historians we could begin to pars that and interpret that, what could that mean? it means they wanted a half bathroom, do you get the idea that in history most of the time it is not as much as we make it out to be. i'm just saying. the problem is they won't buy our books if we don't make it out to be something special and different and unique and new and new, whatever new means. do they realize that anybody ten years older than the book that came out don't remember it any way. so it is new to those people. and to some of us, i hate to say it in our

first steps toward american independence took place and graduates of , william mary include james monroe and thomas jefferson and george washington got his first official job through william mary as a he was licensed as a surveyor and and was chancellor of the college, for that matter, right after independence. so william and mary and and williamsburg there's an aura of , american history that that we began there, and so just walking the walks that those founders walked and having that experience really was inspirational. and then i was i was a freshman in college when president kenny -- president kennedy made his inaugural speech and and said ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. and actually one of my regrets over 50 years of serving those eight presidents -- actually were only two that lauded public service as an admirable thing to do and and encouraged young people to go into public service and president kennedy was one and the other was george h.w bush, our 41st president. but kennedy really inspired me and between between his inspiration the , atmosphere in williamsburg in

george thomas and william mahon or billy mahon. thomas does have a place that is still they are. it is private i would not try to be too crazy. but i am sure they are used to one or two history people stopping taking pictures and the markers and you will see at least one of them here in just a minute. and to have a half bathroom a note that says about him but as historians we can interpret that. what does that mean? it means they wanted a half bathroom. do you get the idea that in history most of the time it is not as much as we make it out to be? i'm just saying. the problem is they won't buy a books or something new. they don't remember it anyway it is good to those people and those in our mental state it is new tomorrow. i don't even remember. so i want to get benny's those immediate markers and as a biographer i really enjoy that piece of history they're all different types of history but at one —- biography is fun to me because you get into the person in the individual. and i want to write about that because i want to limit th

george h.w. bush's, his boss was william barr. in 2000, george j.can lawyers who flew down to florida to make sure the florida recount would give the presidency to the candidate who came in second in the votes cast by american voters. today george j. signed his name to what harvard's constitutional law professor lawrence tribe calls a frivolous lawsuit saying that the house of representatives does not have the lawful authority. that's the phrase this lawyer used, the lawful authority to issue subpoenas to mark meadows. if george j. had written that in an exam when he was at antioch school of law in the 1970s, he may never have graduated from law school. tonight, george j. personifies the dangerous decline and fall of the republican party of the reagan era which seemed to be grounded in some principles. and seemed to pledge allegiance to the constitution. into what is now a chaos cult in support of all things trump and in relentless opposition to anything in the constitution that donald trump does not like on any given day. the document that george j

george thomas and william ma hone. and thomas does have a home place that is still there. you can actually go there and see home place. it is private. so don't be crazy about it but i'm sure they are used to at least one or two people. the room that he was born is now a half bathroom. i don't know what that says about him. i realize as historians we can begin to parse that and interpret that. what could that mean? it means they wanted a half bathroom. do you get that idea that in history most of the time it is not as much as we make it out to be. i'm just saying. the problem is they won't buy our box if we don't make it out to be something special and different and unique. and new, whatever new means. do they realize that anybody 10 years older than the book that came out don't remember it anyway? so it is new to those people. and to some of us, i hate to say in our mental phases like mine. it is new tomorrow. how do you remember, what was your -- oh never mind. so you see my point. old slow trot. i wanted to get beneath this line of these immediate markers that identify.

george floyd. >> very valid points. william la jeunesse live in l.a. thanks.rmer police officer. mr. tatum, the whole concept here that william brings up is that you have thousands of police officers that have retired, have resigned. far left prosecutors that have kicked criminals back on the street and the administration continues to point to the pandemic as cause 1 for the rise in crime. would you dispute that? >> 1,000%. the cause of the crime is not the pandemic. the biggest cause of this crime or the crime influx is the fact that you have demoralized and criminalized police officers, caused good quality men and women that have tenure, that built relationships in the community to leave the police force. and every year there's as spiring young people that desire to serve their community. that's thrown away. the young vibrant people are not joining law enforcement. the ones that own a job, can't retire, stuck in the middle, can't find another job, they're going to sit there. they're going to sit back and allow these things to happen. then once they arrest a

i do not eat hamburgers often anymore, you can imagine, but that is -- host: thank you, william. georgen louisville, kentucky, you are going to spend the same. go ahead. caller: morning, greta, and merry christmas. host: merry christmas. caller: well, here's the thing, what i see is that i do not see this -- i think this inflation thing is really overblown. i really do. number one, some inflationary pressures were inevitable because the deep-freeze around the refineries in texas clearly did some damage to the supply, and everybody -- higher transportation cost is going increased cost of goods and grocery store shelves to bring them there. that is one. number two, last year, we had about four months where the economy was complete shutdown altogether, and now he turned everything, and a lot of people started working from home when they build a pool of savings up, and now we turn the spigot on, and it flooded the gates. now we have erratically rise and demand, and supply cannot keep up. it was inevitable that inflation -- they want to hangover joe biden said that he did not cause this at a

people that we refer to, not the revolutionary meters, not james mattis and george washington, they have founders were williamord, william penn, john smith, that is a 17th century founders. throughout the great history in this. he had ten volumes on the colonial period he thought the colonial period was the founding of america. in fact, 1820 the constitutional convention in new york they revived in the constitution. mark vanburen who becomes the first american politician as the president, he did nothing he never had any great speech, he never negotiated a great treaty he was simply the most stupid politician that america had ever seen he organize a new york party that brought him into prominence. in that convention he said washington and jefferson he says forget about them their aristocrats, they have nothing to do with democrats. that was one of the great arguments of the antifederalists. the whole system is aristocratic it's creating a government which will benefit at the expense of the many. mark vanburen almost single-handedly is lincoln who makes the founders that we talk about, he is the one who says th

williams fullback. kyle use check tight end. george kittle wideout deebo. samuel, as you see right behind me and defensive end. nick bosa will all start for the nfc squad. this is the first pro bowl selection. the niners are currently in nashville prepping for a thursday night matchup with the titans that is going to be a huge now like every team in pro sports. the warriors are trying to navigate through a winter covid spike. this was today at practice that you can see stephan them. >> the team now has 3 players in coto covid protocols. andrew wiggins, jordan, poole and now damion lee lee was just added. >> the nba has over 90 players in protocols and maybe even had to postpone multiple games in the last week. the dubs. well, they're just trying to tread water in, get through this day. >> know to do is just to cover a watch means. and, you know, does. he's smart not being big crowds and stuff like that. and. now i want to continue to play basketball more than anything. so. you know those everything i just mentioned previously much more important than basket

is a historian at george mason university, and the author of the forthcoming book, "the silent shore: the lynching of matthew williams and the politics of racism in the free state." the horrific lynching of matthew williams was reported widely at the time, including in the "afro-american," a black- owned paper in nearby baltimore. while there are differing accounts of what happened that day, what we do know is that williams worked for a wealthy white business owner in salisbury. after an altercation, williams' boss was dead, and williams himself suffered several gunshot wounds, but was still alive. once word got out, a white mob formed at the hospital where he had been taken. the nurse in charge of the segregated black ward reportedly stepped aside to allow his abduction. >> there's a famous quote that's actually published in the "baltimore sun," where she says, "if you're going to take him, take him quietly." >> reporter: the injured williams was thrown from a hospital window and dragged several blocks to the courthouse. the white mob tortured, hanged, and then burned his body. the crime was captured in this drawing

williams fullback. kyle use check. >> tight end. george kittle wideout deebo. samuel, as you see right behind me and defensive end. nick bosa will all start for the nfc squad. this is devos first pro bowl selection. the niners are currently in nashville prepping for a thursday night matchup with the titans that is going to be a huge now like every team in pro sports. the warriors are trying to navigate through a winter covid spike can see step and them the team now has 3 players in coto covid protocols. >> andrew wiggins, jordan, poole and now damian lee lee was just added the nba has over 90 players in protocols and maybe even have to postpone multiple games in the last week. the dubs. well, they're just trying to tread water in, get through this day. >> no, no to do is to cover a watch means. and, you know, does. he's smart not being big crowds and stuff like that. and. now i want to continue to play basketball more than anything. so. you know those everything i just mentioned previously is much more important than basketball foot for me. you know, basketball

george c. scott had a version of it that included william shatner before he flew into space. [ laughter ] he was actually one of the federal prosecutors, in fact, i think the chief federal prosecutor, not in the george c. scott version, but in a different tv version. that's something that i think a lot of people don't realize. he was interested in history, very interested in books, very interested in the civil war and he really wanted major dundee to be his civil war movie and he was disappointed that it turned out to not be. it's not on a civil war channel, it's on the western channel all the time. >> i really didn't think he was going to have an answer for that. [ laughter ] >> you should have known better. >> john, what are you working on? >> you know what i'm working on front burner with hunter davidson, sketched out four of seven chapters, more trying to kind of get an idea of how thorough the research is and what holes still remain. that's front burner. i put on the back burner a project that i begun in 2013. i've been riding my bike across bell isle for the past 17 years to go to work. an

williams fullback. kyle use check. >> tight end. george kittle wideout deebo.you see right behind me and defensive end. nick bosa will all start for the nfc squad. this is the first pro bowl selection. the niners are currently in nashville prepping for a thursday night matchup with the titans that is going to be a huge now like every team in pro sports. the warriors are trying to navigate through a winter covid spike. this was today at practice that you can see step and them. >> the team now has 3 players in coto covid protocols. andrew wiggins jordan poole and now damion lee lee was just added. >> the nba has over 90 players in protocols and maybe even have to postpone multiple games in the last week. the dubs. well, they're just trying to tread water in, get through this day. >> don't be to do is to cover a watch means. and, you know, does. he's smart not be in big crowds and stuff like that. and. now i want to continue to play basketball more than anything. so. you know those everything i just mentioned previously much more important than basketball foot for

theranos boasted two former secretaries of state, george schultz and henry kissinger. one former defense secretary william perry and one future defense secretary jim mattis among others. investors looked at this blue ribbon board and thought, i can trust they know what's going on. now they say they didn't either. >> in george schultz's case he was warned. >> his own grandson worked in the labs and tried to warn his grandfather that things were amiss and tried to protect his grandfather's legacy. schultz was a statesman, he was on the right side of all kinds of things and did so much for america, which is why a lot of people trusted that he knew what was happening in theranos, but it turns out he didn't. >> we will be following all of it. you can follow the trial online at nbcbayarea.com. all you have to do is click on elizabeth holmes trial coverage once again. closing arguments expected today. >>> authorities are investigating a deadly police shooting in the east bay. surveillance video captured the tense moments leading up to that shooting. a camera at the evergreen produce market in north richmond show

i do not eat hamburgers often anymore, you can imagine, but that is -- host: thank you, william. georgen louisville, kentucky, you are going to spend the same. go ahead. caller: morning, greta, and merry christmas. host: merry christmas. caller: well, here's the thing, what i see is that i do not see this -- i think this inflation thing is really overblown. i really do. number one, some inflationary pressures were inevitable because the deep-freeze around the refineries in texas clearly did some damage to the supply, and everybody -- higher transportation cost is going increased cost of goods and grocery store shelves to bring them there. that is one. number two, last year, we had about four months where the economy was complete shutdown altogether, and now he turned everything, and a lot of people started working from home when they build a pool of savings up, and now we turn the spigot on, and it flooded the gates. now we have erratically rise and demand, and supply cannot keep up. it was inevitable that inflation -- they want to hangover joe biden said that he did not cause this at a

william shatner. >> it is extraordinary. >> reporter: he boldly went where no 90-year-old has ever gone before. michael george, cbs news. >> i can't believe how much has happened. >>> hundreds and thousands of teslas have been recalled. the technical defects owners need to know about. >> streaming today, food banks are in big need of donations with the end of the year approaching. we will share more information about their matching donations. you can find us on kpix.com or on our >>> welcome back. avoid cruises, even if you're vaccinated. that is the message from the cdc today and the agency just increased the risk level there to the highest level and they have seen a recent cases. they recommend getting fully vaccinated and getting a booster shot and te or tworthree days before 5 days afterward. changes may be on the way for a booster eligibility and the new york times report people familiar with these plants say they could start allowing 12 to 15- year-olds to receive third doses of the pfizer vaccine and it may allow people to get that shot five months after their second dose rather than the current six mo

williams fullback. kyle use check. >> tight end. george kittle wideout deebo.l, as you see right behind me and defensive end. nick bosa will all start for the nfc squad. this is devos first pro bowl selection. the niners are currently in nashville prepping for a thursday night matchup with the titans that is going to be a huge now like every team in pro sports. the warriors are trying to navigate through a winter covid spike. this was today at practice that you can see step and them. >> the team now has 3 players in coto covid protocols. andrew wiggins, jordan, poole and now damian lee lee was just added the nba has over 90 players in protocols and maybe even had to postpone multiple games in the last week. the dubs. we l, they're just trying to tread water in, get through this day. >> no, no to do is to cover a watch means. and, you know, does. he's smart not being big crowds and stuff like that. and. now i want to continue to play basketball more than anything. so. you know those everything i just mentioned previously is much more important than basketball fo

williams fullback. kyle use check tight end. george kittle wideout deebo.ght behind me and defensive end. nick bosa will all start for the nfc squad. this is the first pro bowl selection. the niners are currently in nashville prepping for a thursday night matchup with the titans that is going to be a huge now like every team in pro sports. the warriors are trying to navigate through a winter covid spike can see step and them the team now has 3 players in coto covid protocols. >> andrew wiggins, jordan, poole and now damian lee lee was just added the nba has over 90 players in protocols and maybe even had to postpone multiple games in the last week. the dubs. well, they're just trying to tread water in, s get through this day. >> no, no to do is to cover a watch means. and, you know, does. he's smart not be in big crowds and stuff like that. and. now i want to continue to play basketball more than anything. so. you know those everything i just mentioned previously is much more important than basketball foot for me. you know, basketball far away as everything

williams fullback. kyle use check tight end. george kittle wideout deebo.right behind me and defensive end. nick bosa will all start for the nfc squad. this is the first pro bowl selection. the niners are currently in nashville prepping for a thursday night matchup with the titans that is going to be a huge now like every team in pro sports. the warriors are trying to navigate through a winter covid spike this was today at practice that you can see stephan them. >> the team now has 3 players in coto covid protocols. andrew wiggins, jordan, poole and now damion lee lee was just added. >> the nba has over 90 players in protocols and maybe even have to postpone multiple games in the last week. the dubs. well, they're just trying to tread water in, get through this day. >> don't be to do is to cover a watch means. and, you know, does. he's smart not being big crowds and stuff like that. and. now i want to continue to play basketball more than anything. so. you know those everything i just mentioned previously much more important than basketball foot for me. you

williams fullback. kyle use check. >> tight end. george kittle wideout deebo.hind me and defensive end. nick bosa will all start for the nfc squad. this is devos first pro bowl selection. the niners are currently in nashville prepping for a thursday night matchup with the titans that is going to be a huge now like every team in pro sports. the warriors are trying to navigate through a winter covid spike can see step and them the team now has 3 players in coto covid protocols. >> andrew wiggins jordan poole and now damion lee lee was just added the nba has over 90 players in protocols and maybe even had to postpone multiple games in the last week. the dubs. well, they're just trying to tread water in, get through this day. >> don't be to do is to cover a watch means. and, you know, does. he's smart not being big crowds and stuff like that. and. no. i want to continue to play basketball more than anything. so. you know those everything i just mentioned previously is much more important than basketball foot for me. you know, basketball far away as everything else

williams fullback. kyle use check. >> tight end. george kittle wideout deebo.nd me and defensive end. nick bosa will all start for the nfc squad. this is the first pro bowl selection. the niners are currently in nashville prepping for a thursday night matchup with the titans that is going to be a huge now like every team in pro sports. the warriors are trying to navigate through a winter covid spike can see step and them the team now has 3 players in coto covid protocols. andrew wiggins, jordan, poole and now damian lee lee was just added the nba has over 90 players in protocols and maybe even have to postpone multiple games in the last week. the dubs. well, they're just trying to tread water in, get through this day. >> no, no to do is to cover a watch means. and, you know, does. he's smart not be in big crowds and stuff like that. and. now i want to continue to play basketball more than anything. so. you know those everything i just mentioned previously much more important than basketball foot for me. you know, basketball far away as everything else because i

williams fullback. kyle use check tight end. george kittle wideout deebo.uel, as you see right behind me and defensive end. nick bosa will all start for the nfc squad. this is the first pro bowl selection. the ninerl are currently in nashville prepping for a thursday night matchup with the titans that is going to be a huge now like every team in pro sports. the warriors are trying to navigate through a winter covid spike can see stephan them. the team now has 3 players in coto covid protocols. >> andrew wiggins-jordan poole and now damion lee lee was just added the nba has over 90 players in protocols and maybe even have to postpone multiple games in the last week. the dubs. well, they're just trying to tread water in, get through this day. >> don't be to do is to cover a watch means. and, you know, does. he's smart not being big crowds and stuff like that. and. now i want to continue to play basketball more than anything. so. you know those everything i just mentioned previously is much more important than basketball foot for me. you know, basketball far a

william shatner. >> it's extraordinary. >> reporter: who boldly went where no 90-year-old has ever gone before. michael george, cbs news. >>> southern california is now getting hit with drenching rain. check out flooding at this campground in malibu. a creek overflowed. several people got stuck. everyone trying to get to higher ground. >> we woke up, and we saw the river swelled up, flowing through the campground. it was kind of like, great. what are we going to do now? >> our friends were in a trailer and we were in a tent behind them. but the bed was moving when we got up off of it. >>> heavy rain, mud slides have closed down freeways and roads. >>> incredible video from the sierra tonight. a skier makes a jump at palisades tahoe, and seconds later is buried alive in the snow. >> it shows how quickly a day of fun can turn deadly if not prepared. josh gold was out taking advantage of the deep powder, filming tricks with a group of friends. his helmet camera captured his buddy, jeremy, leading in the deep snow, and notice jeremy's feet swooped up and his head was completely buried. >> at first it seemed like

george gascon is launching a diversion program moving young people from incarceration to rehab. william la jeunesse follows the liberal prosecute or in l.a. >> it means juveniles charged with some felonies will be asked to apologize to their victims instead of going to jail for up to five years. from l.a.'s progressive d.a. george gascon. it drops charges against juveniles accused of burglary, assault, auto theft, robbery, arson, and sexual battery which is sex without consent and can include penetration. he calls the program restorative enhanced diversion or youth or ready. >> another nice word gascon puts on a terrible program that is just part of the overall effort he has undertaken to dismantle l.a.'s criminal justice system. >> you can be robbed at knife point, house, business ransacked, daughter sexually abused and car stolen. if the felon is under 18 they will be encouraged to apologize and not face jail. gascon believes this approach reduces crime. >> we are trying to dramatically change the system that has served no one, not the victims of crime, not those who are accused and n

george kittle, deebo. samuel cal use czech fifth straight time he's going as the fullback. and trent williamsely regarded as the best tackle in football. he's going for the ninth time it is career what a winning day for college sports, particularly basketball , usf, st mary's and stanford, all victorious locally. but our showcase game goes to the cal bears this afternoon in berkeley as they get it going on. you know, everyone was predicting what a tough season they'd have . they come in against pacific, having won five out of six big reason for it just all out hustler. they want to win. joel brown. gets the rebound lays it in beautifully with the reverse and the left hand but they were down 5.5. they go on a 16 run and a career night for grant at the salvage, and we anticipate seven threes for him in the second half. he winds up with 25 points. 73 53 cal wins it going away. they are now eight and five. but you know that canadians kinda have a reputation as being very nice as we check this out, we show you an example of what is known as canadian road rage. see the roadblock there up ahead. wha

george? oh no. trav. variety war. how about this? if you go to law, have a better life, a william miguel's during the polar vortex getting a so boy say no, the audio, the eyes were more form from were combat than they with tell. and thank you for the life or conversation like y'all, scientists have developed a zeno buys, they walk, they swim, and now they reproduce. now the best part about these so called living robots is that they're actually able to reproduce scary. but researchers actually say if they break through, they can bring up massive improvements to medicine. argy correspond, natasha suite has more on these findings. regenerative medicine might see a boost in technology including advanced cancer treatment. it's all thanks to frog stem cell shaped by artificial intelligence. living robots been able to reproduce might sound scary, but the thought of them being able to kill cancer cells could be a game changer. these is in a box were designed on a supercomputer at the university of vermont, and then biologists at tufts university brought them to life. researchers from both

george mead, the general. probably the steepest criticism against him is his failure at william support. which is probably the lasting need criticism of the gettysburg campaign and it really has nothing to do with dan sickles. the other thing i would say as well is that grants arrival that spring also helped take some heat off him as well. the next time someone says, mead was fired and replaced by grant, no, in a lot of ways grant saved meade. meet mead was credited after his death. meade reportedly said, the movement practically destroyed his own core and produced 60 per 6% of my losses in the battle. driving us back to the position he was ordered to hold originally. if this is an advantage to be so crippled in battle without obtaining an object, i must confess, i cannot see it. again, i think we do meade a disservice when we think he is overwhelmed by these attacks. he does a good job of defending himself. unfortunately, need dies in 1872. and sickles dies in 1914. this begins sickles advantage, when meade is no longer around to defend himself. 1886 is a big year in the meade-sickles c

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st george's in tooting and the william harvey in ashford are among eight hospitals that will home theighters were self—isolating and not available to work. surrey police say a lorry�*s windscreen has been damaged by objects thrown onto the m25. it's after reports young people were throwing large pieces of wood onto the motorway on tuesday afternoon, near clacket lane services. it's thought around 50,000 homes could be affected by a bin strike that's set to go ahead in eastbourne tomorrow, after a number of drivers voted for industrial action in a row over pay and conditions. walkouts are also planned for next friday and the following monday — and union bosses say there could be more. eastbourne council say the strikes are wholly unnecessary. a van used to fly tip household waste near maidstone has been seized by police. officers were called to penenden heath on boxing day after reports of a vehicle stuck in the mud near to dumped rubbish and old toys. two men were questioned at the scene. public health experts in brighton and hove are urging people to get their covid booster vaccinati

william scott. so, chief, i've got to ask you that. mayor breed pushed for cuts to police budgets after george floyd.a progressive prosecutor who ran on promises to not prosecution prostitution, drug use and dealing. aren't those the things that are keeping you from, as the mayor is saying, cutting out the b.s. that's destroying your city? >> well, those things definitely don't make things easier, but as far as cutting our budget, our budget -- this is going into my sixth year here as a police chief, and every year we're fighting for budgets. if it's not one thing, it's the other. so that's nothing new, the mayor declaring that the cuts this year will go to aid the african american community was just the focus of what was needed at that time. but we have this same discussion every year, just a different issue. so as far as the prosecutions and all that, the thing from the police department, our officers and our department, we need to be consistent in terms of what we do. and what i try to do, don, as the chief of police here is keep us focused on what we need to do. you know, people are asking for he

william scott. so chief, i've got to ask you this, mayor breed pushed for cuts to police budgets after george floyd.aling. aren't those things that are keeping you as a mayor cutting out the b.s. that's destroying your city? >> well, those things definitely don't make things easier, but look, as far as cutting our budget, our budget, this is going into my sixth year here as the police chief and every year we're fighting for budgets and if it's not one thing, it's the other. that's nothing new. mayor declaring the cuts will go to a, the african american community was just the focus of what was needed at that time. we have the same discussion every year, just a different issue. as far as prosecution and all that, the thing from the police department, our officers and our department, we need to be consistent in terms of what we do, and what i try to do don, as the chef of police here is keep us focused on what we need to do. people are asking for help. they don't want to see this behavior in their nay beighborh and we should do our job the best we can and give the prosecutors the best cases we can do a