level 3 to mean what would you have is there warning some reputable body such as that would holiday association which talk about 80 to be affected across the short and less channel crossing by about 65 to 80 percent of the current volumes if there's a deal and 40 percent to 65 percent if there's no deal so either way it's bad the point about the new trade deal isn't just give some context about it and no deal next it will cost someone for it's x. percent of g.d.p. and a deal about $4.00 or 9 percent of g.d.p. so let's put that into an end to pounds for a comparison that's easy to understand say $760.00 input or 90 well these deals these 15 agreements that the u.k. government trumps i will work the equivalent of the american deal be worth a bit 20 pence at a stallion deal's off a bit $2.00 to $3.00 pounds and you zealand deals with about a penny a canadian deal is worth probably about $3.00 to $4.00 pence again it is japan deal was worth nothing because we were already creating with a deal so you newser 7 pounds 60 a 4 pound 90 and gaining something like 2728 pence 29 pence maybe in return now i

holiday at all. in fact, they shunned it. they viewed it as being associatedh things like the church of england, which they had to flee, or catholocism which they definitely didn't like. in new england it was not celebrated at all. for quite a period of time in places like boston it was illegal to celebrate the holiday. and if you were caught doing so you would be severely fined. now, other colonies had a far different approach to the holiday. in places like jamestown, they did celebrate christmas, but they don't celebrate it or they didn't celebrate it in the way we do today in kind of a reverential way it was more kind of a partying type of holiday. indeed, in his diary captain john smith of the jamestown colony recorded that he had lots of eggnog that day and he was full of spirits, but not necessarily religious spirit. so again, from our colonial times the holiday is perceived in different ways by americans. now, we'll go to revolutionary times. again, different colonies look at it different ways and people within the colonies look at it in different ways.

meant to be delivered to children eyes otherwise would not have any presents this holiday season, 3 local alarm associations also recently donated $4500 to help replace the tri sickles and they assemble them which is happy about that that's really great. all right coming up on the news at 6 while the bay area may still be a few weeks away from a regional say at home order. >>more restrictions could be coming sooner in san francisco will have the details there in a live report and the new order will severely affect several businesses already hit hard by the pandemic will have reaction from restaurants and salons which. >>may have to close their doors to customers once again the news at 6 is next. >>15%. we are now mandating that we are implementing a stay at home order for 3 weeks. >>now at 6 things are even more serious governor gavin newsome sounding the alarm announcing a loom a new stay at home order all happening because of the relentless surge in coronavirus cases, thank

holiday season. earlier this week, 3 local alarm associations also donated $4500 to help replace those tricycles. >>another positive twist to what started as a devastating story there is going to be a virtual concert saturday night to benefit the victims of the czu complex fire. that was the one in the santa cruz mountains, yeah, some legendary bay area musicians will perform including said sammy bus skaggs raitt those some big names we talked to one of the performers about the concert. >>is called love you madly. >>lot of great artists are going to be performing serb and rogue wave will be performing. there's going to be you know steve earle and los lobos and is some real kind of legends of music boz scaggs and bonnie raitt some kind of. heavy hitters in in music that sort of have a and faction for the bay area and and i would say the santa cruz community. >>hi everybody joe century here. i want to let you know that our friends and fans and family in the santa cruz county area are dealing with the devastating effects of the czu lightning complex fires. an event this saturday. >>7 pacific to you

holiday. this is according to the associated press that she traveled. >>the day after thanksgiving to a vacation home in delaware with her daughter son in law and their 2 young children she admitted that they are not part of her immediate household. >>still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock we continue our coverage of the latest covid-19 relief bill and its impact on vital bay area services. >>plus the president continues his attempts to overturn the election results will show you how he's now looking to both the military and the court system to help him do so then the latest information on the reported shooting at the great mall in milpitas. >>what officials now saying really helped. >>and tracking an atmospheric river that's going to bring us rain on christmas day lasting most of this upcoming weekend as well. details rain totals as track this storm hour by hour my full forecast. >>we're continuing to follow breaking news for you this sunday night at 10 o'clock here on kron 4 news guns, governor gavin newsome once again self quarantini

david gifford with the american health care association, given the potential for a rise after thanksgiving and during the holidays, what new or further actions are you proposing for your facilities that are represented by the association? >> well, you know, i think we have the same concerns. you asked me earlier, what was our -- in worrying about a pandemic, what have our worst case scenario? in many situations, nursing homes are sort of the relief valve for hospitals to clear out individuals who need care so they can make room for all the sick people coming in. well, in this scenario, with this virus being so serious with the elderly, you don't want to move everyone out of the hospital into a facility, and when the outbreaks are occurring in our facility, we're sending more people to the hospital and the icu, which is increasing the occupancy. this is why we've been calling for us to be a priority with the ppe, the 95 masks and the testing. right now you can still go to a clinic and get your test results back within 24 hours, but many nursing homes send test results off and get them back in five days. we need to

birx had warned that holiday celebrations should be limited to immediate households, but the associatedss reports birx traveled to her vacation home in delaware along with three generations of her family from two separate households. birx says she was not celebrating thanksgiving but was winterizing her vacation home. >>> we have more now on that covid-19 mutation causing so much concern. earlier i spoke with dr. darien sutton about what we know and what we don't know about this new variant of the virus. i'm going to get right to the big headline this morning. there is news that there is a new variant of the coronavirus that is spreading out of control in england and said to be 70% more contagious, but experts insist it's likely not more lethal. but how can we be sure of that and will our vaccine still be effective? >> well, mona, what we know is that this is actually quite common. as viruses transfer from person to person, there are subtle changes that can occur, and we call those changes mutations. now in the uk a group of people have a similar mutation so we have to prove if it can c

i always associate that with the holidays, more thanksgiving than christmas, but still.nd if you look at these two states, i think this is really instructive, and both these states that are reasonably good job overall in the country of handling this, but as their numbers started to go up sort of beginning of november, michigan basically decided to put in some more restrictive measures with regard to masks and indoor dining and things like that and ohio did not at that time. and you can see just a dramatic difference, you know, the number of new cases, less than half in michigan of what they are in ohio by the time we got to mid-december. so, again, it just goes to show that there are people out there who have no idea that they're going to become infected over the next several weeks, they have no idea that maybe they will get sick from this virus because they think it's in the rearview mirror, the vaccine is here, we're good to go, but if you pay attention to graphs like that and realize through some basic public health measures, not turning your life upside down, not hav

holiday. >>after learning of the incident members of the golden gate alarm association, the east bay alarm associationnd the silicon valley alarm association all voted to make the donations for those children so it's wonderful annals bias the tri schools will be replaced in whoever stole those tricycles can sit around and think about what they did have comma that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 coming up at 6 more bay area leaders are under fire tonight for going against coronavirus rules they're preaching. >>and attending gatherings see how the mayors of san jose and san francisco, responding tonight plus an announcement coming tonight regarding quarantine rules. >>safer. safety being exposed to covid-19 why the cdc is now saying 2 weeks is too long the news at 6 is next. i'm looking at your mri. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. i'm sorry baby... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... how are you doing? schedule a video visit with your doctor. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>yes, 6, 2, bay area there's going against the very rules th

holiday spirit. that's according to a new associated press poll which finds fewer people are feeling festivus twenty-twentycomes to an end just 22% say they feel very or extremely festive compared to about 50% last year. >>that's because roughly 40% say they are intensely worried about covid-19 and 75% say that they are at least somewhat concerned that they or a relative will become infected. that survey also finds many people are feeling sad or lonely or less grateful and less generous this year. the cdc reports minorities are less likely to receive a mental health diagnosis or treatment. reporter rob nelson talk with experts to explain the historical context behind this report and we also hear from an award-winning actor who shares a personal story about the affects mental illness has had on his own family. >>miss the real. we don't have a great history of and doctors taking care of people of color in this country let's just be here right. >>and the award winning actor courtney b vance is taking a break from the red carpet is time to to come out of the shadows his latest role straight talker when someone

the circumstances were well that's what's nice about it what does associated with and i'm providing already way back when happy holidays thank you to . the. 'd one bright check plots right next to the church some scattered stalls are doing their best to spread a little christmas cheer. merry. with and again i think what mulled wine please. and at least some things haven't changed. after all that 2020 has put us through i almost didn't believe it possible but my little stroll through berlin really didn't get me in the mood for christmas there's something comforting about all those shimmering lights although of course the cheerful crowds are missing hopefully next year we can all get back to how things used to be happy holidays and a safe wherever you may be. the secret to this classic. is in the south. or the story behind the music class i hate morning each. british. latins night symphony for the world. in 15 minutes on d w. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information into context. the coronavirus of data

it's frankly a surprising fight to break out around christmas of all holidays because the homeowners associationamily is not backing down and they're planning to sue. this morning, a real-life christmas battle brewing over decorations in a north carolina town. james and dee faison fighting back after their local homeowners association in raleigh demanded they take down one of their most personal possessions, a cross. >> we received a letter saying that our cross was not representative of christmas. it shocked us. we were just shocked. >> reporter: the couple threatened with a $100 fine and told in a letter, quote, unless biblical references can be provided noting the cross as a symbol of the christmas season, the cross is not considered a christmas decoration. >> who has ever heard of an hoa asking their residents provide biblical references? we believe the cross helps hope, salvation and deliverance. >> it was almost like they were trying to educate us as to why the cross isn't representative of christmas and that was what we found offensive. >> reporter: the board eventually backing down, but

holiday travel. late this afternoon, sources told the associated press and fox news that human remains have been discovered in the area where the rv exploded. >> it all started as reports of gun shots, but once police officers responded, they found a suspicious rv with a recorded warning of a potential bomb. >> reporter: a major national law enforcement response in nashville after an rv blew up at 6:30 chris morning. an explosion police say is deliberate. >> we are asking everyone to be mindful of the active ongoing situation here and to give our people space to work in. >> reporter: police say officers responded to the largely deserted downtown scene after receiving a report of gunfire. when they arrived, they say they noticed a suspicious rv playing a recording saying that a potential bomb would detonate within 15 minutes. they called in the bomb squad and cleared the area. about 30 minutes later, the rv exploded, ripping through the streets, damaging dozens of buildings, and possibly injuring a few people. >> we can report we've made three transports to area hospitals. none of those at this point are cr

delivered to kids who would otherwise not get any presents this holiday after learning of the incident members of the golden gate alarm association, the east bay alarm association and silicon valley association voted to make the donations make those kids happy love that. still ahead 327,000 doses of covid vaccine are coming to california how soon we can expect to actually get it and with the nation's top infectious disease expert. >>is saying about the safety of the vaccine that's ready for distribution plus police make an arrest in friday's deadly shooting at a sacramento mall, what we're learning. a new tonight about the suspect in the 2 people who were killed and pretty quiet night right now on bay area roads but chp officers were out in full force over the holiday weekend. the number of drivers who are caught behaving badly. >>arrest has been made tonight in connection to a deadly shooting at a sacramento mall, we first brought this to you as breaking news on friday night. police say 18 year-old demario back shot and killed 2 brothers a 17 year-old and a 19 year-old that shooting was reported about 7 o'clock friday night at a

this is the home holiday light show that is catching a lot of attention as you can imagine including from the homeowners associationwell, we're going to tell you what they are saying about this holiday light show of joy coming up. >>> let's check out our current temperatures seeing a wide range in temperatures due to the high winds with winds rushing by creating this energy that now makes it 62 degrees in santa rosa. we're going to talk more about this and what's ahead in the forecast coming up. president-elect biden's choice to lead the fight against coronavirus is our own attorney general. >> scott mcgrew, xavier becerra the top pick to run health and human services and this was a surprise. >> it is a big surprise, some of us thought, marcus, he might be the next attorney general of the united states. the early word is biden wants him running hhs. he has been at the forefront of defending obama care, leading lawsuits, protecting california's health care in court. other agencies fighting the pandemic. earlier a powerful cadre of professionals wrote a letter appointing him to consider apointing a physician to that

holiday season. well after learning of the incident members of the golden gate alarm association and east bay alarm association and the silicon valley alarm association all stepped in and voted to make those donations happen. a bright start the top or christmas tree shines bright in san francisco's. san francisco. supervisor andelman. shared this video. the ceremony on twitter and as you'd expect there were no big crowds are carolers this year things are a little different. but amanda and i think castro merchants for of course keeping the holiday tradition alive and that is a beautiful tree. so pretty take a look at this first lady melania trump unveiled the white house christmas decorations this year's theme is america the beautiful highlights include and the tributes to frontline workers during the pandemic from health care providers to scientists there are 62 trees more than 3,000 lights. and a 106 rapes, the first lady and president trump are expected to host several holiday parties this year. i'm just me for someone to come to my house and do all of that for free because i'm sure it's expensive but it's b

they say on their special digital issue fee tearing her with a special edition, a holiday edition of their song associationhty or nice ♪ santa claus coming to town, naughty. i prefer to be nice but, you know, you never know what happens. ♪ i won't even wish for snow >> i've recorded and written a lot of holiday songs and reinterpreted a lot of holiday songs but the first christmas song that i ever wrote was "all i want for christmas is you." >> "elle's" special holiday digital issue great fun, check it out online and mariah carey's magical christmas special debuts friday on apple tv plus. but even before that, you can tune in this thursday when miss mariah brings her holiday spirit right here to "gma." >>> and finally this morning, we want you to meet wolfgang. a very special fella brought to a shelter grossly overweight. oh, my goodness. he is now being fostered by erin who is helping him get back on track. when they started his weight loss journey, he was 90 pounds. guys, for reference beagles should weigh between 25 and 30 pounds. look at him now, though. through a change in his diet and lots of exercis

even during thanksgiving holidays, it would have been great for staff, nurses, patient care associates, physician colleagues, to go home and spend time with their loved ones. however, that was a sacrifice because we understood that if we did that, that would put the community at risk. >> [inaudible] the data shows people of color more adversely impacted by covid-19. [inaudible] >> currently, i do feel safe taking the vaccine. when i look at dr. fauci, the science in our community, expert colleagues that massachusetts general hospital, i am very confident in taking the vaccine. and when the vaccine becomes available, i'm going to roll up my sleeve and to take that vaccine. this brings hope to us. this is the hope that we have been looking for. step incertainly major the right direction, in the pandemic. >> [inaudible] >> i do. i have an aunt who was very concerned, she is 70 years old, and it was a matter of me having conversations with her. and allthink about sde those other kinds of things, it is a matter of looking at the timing during the time those things were happening, versus now

on a stage or a communication committee chairman but the pilots association thank you for joining us today. thank you sarah no happy holidays. the u.s. continues to pressure european mobile operators to replace china's telecom giant while way as are mean 5 g. suppliers well now many are considering turning to samsung who already landed a $6000000000.00 deal with us giant horizon currently huawei equipment makes up nearly half of europe's 4 g. network this is a major concern for samsung is always existing 4 g. network won't be compatible with its products and it would cost hundreds of millions to replace will samsung spokesman argued that this is a misconception but did not provide any technical details europe has already spent billions of euros investing in fiber optic networks while global system for mobile communication projects that on global level over the next 5 years expect them to pay $1.00 trillion dollars to be invested in 5 g. now to google the company is facing a new lawsuit brought by the state of texas which is suing the tech giant over what it calls anti competitive ad tech practices the case actually marks th

income now for probably 4 weeks laurie thomas with the golden gate restaurant association says the time leading up to the holidays is crucial for making money but under new restrictions restaurant workers will miss out on tips and benefits and be out of work losing a week of pay and tips or just you know base pay. >>it is critical is critical we're laying off going to lay off 10's of thousands of people on monday. carol week burmese cuisine in the marina district is anticipating this squeeze it's very difficult you know keep the but we still do that you know that on takeout order. >>so you know we try a little bit too you know diners were taking advantage of the outdoor parklets saturday before they too will be limited to only getting their food to go and it's a bummer i mean everything's been open it's been really lively we've been having a lot of fun, i think it's smart, i mean i've been down here when it's been like you know spring break and it just doesn't make any sense at all some residents say they'll try to support their favorite local spots as much as possible over the next few weeks it's really importan

distancing is a big question for many of us as the christmas holidays get closer here to help us understand this better is taking cruellest she is in associate professor and clinical psychologist at the australian national university thank you very much for joining us teagan now. according to research our risk perception during an encounter with a person depends on how well we know them why is it that people find it so hard to take the necessary covert precautions with the people we love and it's something we've been looking at for a number of years in our research group and one thing that we've found is that this is consistent relationship where people much more willing to take risks with the people that they are closest to the ones that they love and that seems to be because we humans are so hardwired so use that sense of social connection we have to others the groups that we belong to and the communities that we value we use that as a cue to safety it's a signal that we can trust someone and that they're safe person for us to you know put our life in their hands and in some ways that makes a lot of sense you know if you're looking for som

income now for probably 4 weeks laurie thomas with the golden gate restaurant association says the time leading up to the holidays is crucial for making money but under new restrictions restaurant workers will miss out on tips and benefits and be out of work losing a week of pay and tips or just you know base pay. >>it is critical is critical we're laying off going to lay off 10's of thousands of people on monday. carol week burmese cuisine in the marina district is anticipating this squeeze it's going be pretty it's very difficult you know keep the but we still do that you know that on takeout order. >>so you know we try a little bit too you know diners were taking advantage of the outdoor parklets saturday before they too will be limited to only getting their food to go and it's a bummer i mean everything's been open it's been really lively we've been having a lot of fun, i think it's smart, i mean i've been down here when it's been like you know spring break and it just doesn't make any sense at all some residents say they'll try to support their favorite local spots as much as possible over the next few weeks

holiday. >>> developing news now, to that explosion in downtown nashville. investigators are searching properties associatedpotential suspect. abc news reporters explain how the blast has led to an increase in security across the nation. >> reporter: authorities reviewing surveillance video of a powerful explosion in downtown nashville on christmas morning. >> stay back till we figure out what's going on. >> reporter: the fbi is now in charge of the investigation and still working to identify the human remains found at the scene. our investigative team is turning over every stone to make sure we know as many details as possible to answer the question of who is responsible for this. >> reporter: investigators say just after 1:00 a.m. this rv was seen parked outside the at&t building. officers responded to a call for shots fired. when they arrived they encountered the vehicle with the message -- >> if you can hear this message evacuate now. are your t . >> reporter: windows shattered, buildings damaged. residents asked to be patient. >> there's about 40 buildings impacted. >> reporter: it's unclear whether at

distancing is a big question for many of us as the christmas holidays get closer here to help us understand this better is taken who is she is an associate professor and clinical psychologist at the australian national university thank you very much for joining us teagan now according to your research our risk perception during an encounter with a person depends on how well we know them why is it that people find it so hard to take the necessary covert precautions with the people we love and it's something we've been looking at for a number of years in our research group and one thing that we found is that this is consistent relationship where people much more willing to take risks with the people that they are closest to the ones that they love and that seems to be because we humans are hardwired to use that sense of social connection we have to other groups that we belong to in the communities that we value we use that as a huge a safety it's a signal that we can trust someone and that they are safe person for us to know put our life in their hands. and in some ways that makes a lot of sense you know if you're looking for someone to ta

we're going to to lay everybody off now right before the holidays that's laurie thomas executive director with the golden gate restaurant association. she is also the owner of 2 restaurants in san francisco. >>percy going to go and lay off. >>50 workers. now. 50 workers. >>and those are real people with real lives and and it's that have that have rent its funny that you say got reactions because that's what it was a punch in the >>after spending so much time getting ready for outdoor dining be shut down for indoor dining we spaces dividers everything like jeffrey davis is the director of operations sell hospitality. dorian restaurant is in the group and that is where i spoke with him it's been a challenging time and now i feel like now we don't know what the next step as you know we're going to her to go food proper loads up on housing during the sale but and delivery apps but other than that it will keep a couple people on for bringing all our staff back and it was a comic a number of hope being open for a little while for outdoor dining and indoor dining. now it feels like that glimmer of hope it's i don't know that when taken aw

the california nurses association is rejoicing after calling for more testing. >>> now as covid cases surge during the holiday season, free testing is being ramped up in parts of san francisco that have been hit hard by the virus. as nbc bay area's pete suratos shows us, testing is only one part of the solution. >> reporter: for the next 24 hours, the corner of 24th and mission in san francisco will continue to serve as one of four additional free covid testing sites around the city. the three-day event concludes tomorrow, and is part of a partnership between ucsf and the latino task force to make sure those who are most likely to get covid-19 have access to testing. >> a lot of the people who are heavily hit are people who are essential workers who are out in the community, and then also people who are living in multi-generational houses or larger households. it's easier to spread there. >> reporter: the mission district has seen much higher covid transmission rates than other parts of the city. a ucsf study shows an 11% test positivity rate in september, which at the time was nearly quadruple the rate of th

because the amount of money spent on just giving candy in the holiday season is greater than the annual budgets of the american heart associationmerican cancer society, and habitat for humanity combined. >> you can listen to our full interview with ray, he had a lot of important things to say about the state of capitalism it's on the youtube channel. >>> i want to take a moment to share sad news with you. ray's son devin was killed in a car crash over the weekend. devin was the co-founder of a private equity firm. he devoted a lot of his time to helping others in philanthropy including supporting veterans, disaster relief and animal welfare. he was a devoted husband, and the father of a young daughter. he was just 42 years old, our deepest condolences to the entire family. thank you very much for being with us today. i'm poppy harlow, "newsroom" with kate bolduan is after this. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. some thing

distancing is a big question for many of us as the christmas holidays get closer here to help us understand this better is to again who is she is an associate professor and clinical psychologist at the australian national university thank you very much for joining us to again now according to research our risk perception during an encounter with a person depends on how well we know them why is it that people find it so hard to take the necessary covert precautions with the people we love and it's something we've been looking at for a number of years in our research group and one thing that we found is that this is consistent relationship where people much more willing to take risks with the people that they are closest to the ones that they love and that seems to be because we humans are hardwired to use that sense of social connection we have to others the groups that we belong to and the communities that we value we use that as a huge as a safety it's a signal that we can trust someone and that they are safe person for us to you know put our life in their hands and in some ways that makes a lot of sense you know if you're looking for some

holidays, millions of people travelled in the days around christmas. and now it looks like health experts are projecting another spike in the number of coronavirus cases. and with january's covid-19 associated deaths, they're projecting a number to be nightmarish. alison kosik, cnn, new york. >>> the holiday travel season in full swing over the weekend, despite the cdc urging people to stay home. in fact, the busiest airport in the world is right here in atlanta, hartsfield jackson, was projecting sunday as its busiest day of the christmas season. tsa screening more than 1.1 million people at u.s. airports just on saturday and roughly 7 million people last week. according to aaa, about 85 million americans may travel between the dates of december 23rd and january 3rd. cnn's dana bash asked the nation's top infectious disease expert, dr. anthony fauci, about holiday travel and the potential impact on the pandemic in the u.s. have a listen. >> what should we expect in terms of a post-christmas covid surge when you look at those numbers? >> well, again, there's no guarantee it'll happen, but there certainly is a danger of that. when you travel, you see pictures on the tv screens, dana, of peop

we're going to to lay everybody off now right before the holidays that's laurie thomas executive director with the golden gate restaurant association. she is also the owner of 2 restaurants in san francisco. >>i personally going to go and lay off. >>50 workers. now. 50 workers. >>and those are real people with real lives it's that have that have rent its funny that you say got reactions because that's what it was a punch in the >>after spending so much time getting ready for outdoor dining be shut down for indoor dining we spaces dividers everything like jeffrey davis is the director of operations sell hospitality. dorian restaurant is in the group and that is where i spoke with him it's been a really challenging time and now i feel like now we don't know what the next step as you know we're going to her to go food proper loads up on housing during to save the and delivery apps but other than that it will keep a couple people on for bringing all our staff back and it was a comic a number of hope being open for a little while for outdoor dining and indoor dining. now it feels like that glimmer of hope it's i don't know if it's been

retail association there is more than $766 billion in sales up for grabs this holiday season. everyone, of course, is going to benefit it is a make or break holiday for retailers like the gap, l brands, macy's they are all trying to turn their businesses around. for more, let's bring in cnbc.com retail reporter lauren thomas there are a lot of the usual suspects on the naughty list here, lauren >> that's right. the national retail federation is calling for a strong finish to a year that's been incredibly rocky for the retail industry. they are expecting sales could rise as much as 5.2% from 2019 levels of course not all companies are going to be declared winners this holiday season. for many, it is a make or break time of year and 2021 could bring more bankruptci bankruptcies retailers like gap, l brands, which owns victoria's secret, kohl's, macy's and bed bath and beyond are in the midst of more turnaround acts that could close a lot more close kohl's, 95% of its stores are located off mall we have seen that during the pandemic consumers are more comfortable shopping in the

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distancing is a big question for many of us as the christmas holidays get closer here to help us understand this better is taking who is she is an associate professor and clinical psychologist at the australian national university thank you very much for joining us to again now according to your research our risk perception during an encounter with a person depends on how well we know them why is it that people find it so hard to take the necessary covert precautions with the people we love and it's something we've been looking at for a number of years in research group and one thing that we found is that this is consistent relationship where people much more willing to take risks with the people that they are closest to the ones that they love and that seems to be because we humans are hardwired to use that sense of social connection we have 2 of those groups that we belong to in the communities that we value we use that as a huge a safety it's a signal that we can trust someone and that they are safe person for us to know put our life in their hands and. some ways that makes a lot of sense you know if you're looking for someone to take

association president. she has a big concern about travel demands that might add up there the holidays, even after the holidays, all the vaccines notwithstanding. what she wants to see, what she is urging travelers to do. it is going to be a busy two hours. so glad you're with us. first to my buddy chad pergram on capitol hill, where they're looking avoiding a government shutdown, as i said at the outset getting stimulus before the american people. where do we stand on both, chad? reporter: they're trying to get something done to fund the government. they have to do that by 11th of december. they might have to do a bandaid bill to keep the government open. this bipartisan coalition of senators jump-started the conversation trying to do a coronavirus bill before christmas when you could have 14 million americans have a lapse in this unemployment benefits. there john kennedy of louisiana, doesn't believe the bipartisan plan could overcome a filibuster. >> we vent seen the bill yet. i want to see the bill. around here be-zel-bub works through the details. my colleagues i don't think are anywhere near the 60 votes

association. she says the new order is forcing her to lay off dozens of her employees right before the holidays and over at s l hospitality, the director of operations there says all the money they've put into setting up outdoor dining has essentially gone to waste now. the meetings we have to have their staff, i mean it's just it's just breaks your heart i mean it you know it's hard for us as owners for sherbet. >>the staff and the people are telling me you know oh my god, you know we're going to to lay everybody off now right before the holidays after spending so much time >>getting ready for outdoor dining be shut down for indoor dining we bill spaces outside dividers everything like that it will keep a couple people on for bringing all our staff back and it was a comic a number of hope being open for a little while for outdoor dining and indoor dining. now it feels like that glimmer of hope it's i don't know that taking away or we'll see what happens. >>both of those business owners agree help must come quickly. >>morning news, a concerning surge of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations forcin

associated with them. i think this is just a result of unfortunate holiday and/or gathering or travel. >> now southern california as we mentioned emerging as really the new epicenter of the virus in the u.s. icus are full. l.a. county says a person now dies from covid there every ten minutes. what are you seeing in the emergency rooms right now? >> well, as you know, i spent the first half of this year in new york city fighting the pandemic and unfortunately right now in l.a. i'm seeing a lot of what i saw in new york city in march and april. emergency rooms full of admitted patients and icus at or near capacity. >> so despite these record numbers people continue to travel. many not heeding the warnings and california's had some of the toughest restrictions so far. what message do you want to send to people as they wrap up their holidays? >> if i could speak directly to people i would tell them and remind them that covid-19 loves indoor gatherings and social gatherings as much as they do so i would urge people to reconsider indoor gatherings and unnecessary travel and i'm trying to remind everyone that we want t

tightening restrictions over the holiday season the decision was announced as the country recorded its highest daily death toll since the start of the pandemic from an associate at the content said that from december 21st until january 6th movement between regions will be banned except of work medical treatment all in the agency christmas day boxing day and millions day italians will not be able to leave the towns where they live making it impossible for many extended families to meet. italy's approach stands in contrast to many other countries over the festive period we asked our correspondents around the world what's happening whether. christmas will not become so this in bethlehem said to be the birthplace of jesus but it will be completely different because of the corona pandemic everything here is much quieter just in front of the church of the nativity this is usually the busiest time of the year for the palestinian town then no foreign visitors because israel is still banning foreigners some entering the country and the occupied territories as well it is unclear whether palestinian christians from other parts of the west bank in israel will be able to

. >> representatives from national christmas tree association say trend of home improvement projects in 2020 could lead right into a holidayith lots of real trees, garland, and wreaths. >>> new, with many struggling financially because of the pandemic, buying a christmas tree might stretch the budget a bit too much. one new mexico company is spreading some holiday cheer and using the pay what you can approach. all the money they raise will go to struggling local businesses. >> that sounds like a win-win. >>> quarter to 6:00, bay area charity targeted by thieves received a big donation. members of fire station 13 in san francisco bought and assembled 20 new tricycles. those would be delivered to children in need but last week, 200 tricycles were stolen from the san francisco firefighters toy program. >>> a live look in san francisco, good news for riders. despite huge budget problems the agency could soon be bringing back rail routes. i just found this out. apparently all the rail routes were scrapped during the pandemic. we were just doing buses but that can change. what are we looking at? >> that will absolutely change an

or 2 places often associated with religious celebrations of christmas time to have occupied west bank and the vatican this year at both have locked the holiday with limited celebrations we begin with me to abraham and back to him with this report on this year's midnight mass at the church of the nativity. it didn't look a lot like christmas this year in bethlehem celebrations were restricted to the beer minimum as covered $1000.00 cases search. only if you worship as we are allowed to attend the midnight mass in the church of the nativity but the pending with with its burden of suffering and the. us to imagine a different world. and. you sort of pleased by leaving. and. a few because. for every one of. the palestinian president and many foreign diplomats didn't join the christmas service. the day started with a low key reception of the latin patriarch of jerusalem a procession to welcome him back thousands this year he gave his blessings from a distance. jani. you can feel the town's sadness this is not how christmas looks it's also the 1st time that we didn't attend the christmas tree lighting ceremony. bells stein's 1st cases of covered $1

the american forest and pauper association says that rub bonnes and bows are often not repsychable. the same goes for many holiday cards, especially if they include glitter, plastic, or buts of metal. >>> one of the best ballers ever from san francisco. 2 only day that the nfl had not played awe guam. that box was checked off by the bikings. it is all straight ahead in sports >>> good morning, everybody. nba up top and the warrior's first web of this new season. going to have to wait until chicago on sunday. they are shooting. their rhythm is just -- it is just off after a couple of games, and it continues against the cobalt and the milwauke. and warriors weisman. look as an outside shooting range. he continues to shine. we like the small sample sizes. and who rose up for the bucks. chris middleton. he scored 31 points and 26 minutes. and who kept the warriors within ten at the half? steph curry. he went long range. scored 19. he is now the number two all- time leading scorer in warrior's history. third quarter hammertime in milwaukee. it is in transition. he scored 15. and here is another one. d.j. awe gustin. t