. >> kirk jacobson and his family are back in arizona, but still reeling from their road trip througheir digital camera with hundreds of family photos on its sd card was stolen from their suv sunday evening while they were inside a brentwood movie theater. jacobson told us he stashed the sony a6000 under the seats because he knew he couldn't bring a camera into the movie. this is his daughter harley holding the camera before it was stolen. >> and we're hurt, and we're sad. it kind of hit us that it was done buzz somebody needed money. >> i want the pictures back. it's got the little kids in it from halloween on. >> jacobsen's mother lives in the east bay. >> it would be really a nice christmas miracle if we could get those pictures back. it would be really wonderful. >> jacobson had these photos on his phone, but said the sd card contained in more of his young kids, a large family reunion in oregon, and their 18-hour ordeal stuck on i-5 during the bomb cyclone storm near mount shasta. now he wants to buy his camera back through an ad on craigslist. jacobson is offering $450 for the ca

. >> reporter: jacobson had these photos on his phone but the sd card contains many more of his young kids, a reunion and their ordeal during the typhoon storm. he's offering $450 for the camera and the sd card or 150 for just the card, no questions asked. >> now, jacobson does is are the serial number for his camera. he also made a police report so he doesn't think the camera will be easily sold. his holiday wish is simply to have a chance to get that sd card back. live in brentwood, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> laura. thanks so much. we want to shift gears now because there is a earn can right now for high tides. abc 7 news was at san francisco's ocean beach as the strong waves pounded the beach. >> we're going to take a look outside with our tower cam. you can see the skies are gray and unsettled despite the beautiful orange with the sun. let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel with what's happening now. we've got a little peek of sun but mostly gray. >> yeah, it's been mostly gray. spotty showers and drizzle out there. i'll take you where we are seeing wet roadways, righ

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in our "world of worship" series, dana jacobson explores what's one of the fastest growing new religions in the world, the baha'i faith. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." b'hai faith. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your doctor if you've been somewhe

former trader and voice of bloomberg's, vince, and wells fargo strategist, brian jacobson. thank you so much. that does it for the closing bell. "what'd you miss?"" is up next, where we will be hearing from the chairman and ceo of bank of america. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: we are live from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. of how u.s.pshot stocks closed today. higher than average volume, record highs once again. politics as usual for once. president trump accepts speaker pelosi's invitation to deliver the state of the union in february. another blow for boeing. the debut flight of the star liner fails to reach the international space station. and, under the microscope. why the sec may be investigating. we've got more on that report. seven democratic presidential candidates taking the debate stage in l.a. last night under the shadow of impeachment. it was the smallest group of white house hopefuls yet. debated policy, speaker pelosi and mitch mcconnell remain in a deadlock over the impeachment process. joining us now by phone is bloomberg's congressional editor

>>orter: arivaca residents leesa jacobson and carlota wray were also featured in the documentary. >> border patrol operates with pretty much impunity. and it doesn't operate like any other law enforcement. it's not really civilian. it's not really military. it's not like a sheriff's department or a police department where, if you have a complaint, it may not get the result that you wish, but at rdast there are civilian b of oversight-- ways to handle things. and-- but that doesn exist in border patrol. >> reporter: filmmaker eva lewiu says u.soms and border protection did not respond to her request for an interview for the documentary. pbs newshour weekend also reached out to c.b.pan interview, or written statement, for this report, but the agency did not respond. the documentary highlights local activism through the volunteer group "people helping people in the border zone", or "p.h.p.," which formed in 2012.he >> we are to deliver this petition. >> reporter: residents are shown petitioning for the removal ofec the kpoint on arivaca road. >> this checkpoint must go. s >> reportece 2

kirk jacobson and his family are back in arizona but still reeling from their road trip through the bay area. their digital camera with hundreds of family photos on the sd card was stolen from their suv on sunday evening as they were inside a brentwood movie theater. he stashed the sony 8000 under the seat because he knew he couldn't bring it into the movie. through an ad on craigslist, he's saying he will pay $450 for the camera and the sd card or $150 for just the sd card no questions asked. he has a serial number for the camera. he did file a police report, he's thinking it might be hard to sell the camera, but his real holiday wish is to get it >>> in alameda county there's a 43% jump in homelessness this year. one non-profit is helping to get some homeless people into permanent housing. eric thomas has that. >> reporter: tiny doesn't describe how snug these homes are. 157 square feet with a small kitchen and full bath. >> i pray every night that please keep me safe. >> but to someone living on the street or in a car, it may feel like a mansion. >> i love it. i'm ready to move in. >

i'm jericka duncan with vlad duthiers and dana jacobson. gayle king, anthony mason, and tony dokoupil are off. >>> developing this morning, a holiday travel crunch. a major airport in south florida temporarily closes overnight from a storm that also triggered a massive pileup in virginia. and a new storm causes trouble in the west. >>> taxi threat? first on "cbs this morning," a new report finds many of america's biggest cities do not require taxicab owners to fix cars after government safety recalls. the new effort to protect riders. >>> no noel. paris' notre dame cathedral will not celebrate christmas for the first time since the 1800s. >>> and jeff bridges shows his unique photos snapped on movie sets from over the years. >>> it's monday, december 23rd, 2019. here's your "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> roads could be dangerous in the coming days as millions head out for the holidays. >> storms threaten travel plans across the country. >> in virginia, ice and fog are blamed for this massive chain-reaction pileup involving nearl

i'm jericka duncan with vlad duthiers and dana jacobson. gayle king, anthony mason, and ny >>> a storm slams the west. snow and heavy rain create a mess on the roads, delaying post-holiday trips. >>> toxic and evil. shocking new interviews from the war crimes investigation into the navy s.e.a.l. who was pardoned by president trump. >>> chemical cancer claims. women file suit today saying they got sick from a dangerous gas used to sterilize about half of america's medical equipment. >>> and orbital history. astronaut christina koch talks to us from the international space station as she's about to set a new record for spaceflight. >>> it is friday, december 27th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> the weather is making the trip home from christmas than usual.s even more miserabl- >> a massive winter storm barrels east. >> snow and ice made for dangerous conditions in mountains of southern california. >> i've never seen it this bad. >> reporter: a deadly plane crash in kazakhstan. it went down after taking off at

admonishment is a legal term for a court morning and this is the third time jacobson has phase i.' expires in january, 2021. >>> looking live to capitol hill, the house of representatives had voted to advance president trump's revised trade agreement with canada and mexico that the legislation passed with an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote yesterday. the president campaigned on renegotiating the 1994 nafta agreement back in 2016. the deal for the most part keeps nafta intact but addresses digital trade while giving some assistance to the dairy market and the auto industry. the bill now moves to the senate were a vote is expected early next year. >>> pg&e customers are being put on notice this morning. the ceo got grilled on capitol hill and predicted the emergency blackout that affected millions of customers to continue for the next five years. one senator was not impressed. >> one would expect to see such living conditions in developing countries but not in some of our most populated and prosperous places. here in united states. certainly not in a state with some of the highest ele

. >>> for our series "world of worship," dana jacobson explores one of the fastest growing new religionser: what did your mom think when you were coming here? >> yeah. she was very suppoive. you know, at first she wanted to ask some clarifying questions, that if this was a cult. and so, you know, i told her to the best of my knowledge it didn't seem like a cult to me. this really seemed like a global world religion. >> ahead, we'll show you what's drawing many americans to the baha'i faith. your local news is coming up. >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. all lanes of highway 580 have reopened in oakland after a fatal collision early this morning. the chp says the accident happened just after 4 am. to the city of san jose will pay 20 $25,000 to a woman who could use a police officer of rape on duty six years ago. the former officer avoiding conviction after two trials and two hung juries. >>> today's leaders in san francisco plan to announce the expansion of a homeless program that replaces one navigation center in every district. they are currently only in three o

i'm dana jacobson with jeff glor and michelle miller.his morning we're going to head to colorado and visit a spectacular ranch that may hold the key to preventing a growing problem out west -- mass forest fires. we'll show you how it works and how it actually pays for itself. >>> we will go to las vegas with director tim burton. we'll talk to the academy award-nominated filmmaker about how city shasis catworld d checo eart nosplay. >>> h aatin the foods we see on tv and film that make our mouths water. we will go behind the scenes of cooking series that has millions of fans hungry for more. that is all ahead. >>> but we begin this morning with the qionsstt over a florida navy base on friday morning. four people including the gunman were killed and eight others were injured during the attack at a naval air station in pensacola. cbs news has learned the gunman was mohammed saeed alshamrani, and he was a saudi arabia national and a pilot in training for the saudi air force. he had been training in the united states since 2017. the fbi is in

phil jacobson by contrast is all over it.f cornell law school in a very precise historian, we would say. he joins us tonight. professor, thanks for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: tell us about elizabeth warren's background siding with big companies against people. >> this became an issue in the 2012 campaign for senate against scott brown when scott brown raised the issue that elizabeth warren made $200,000 representing travelers insurance in a case which ended up depriving asbestos workers of hundreds of millions of dollars. and that became a big campaign issue. and i analyzed it and i documented quite precisely and quite well, i think, how her strategy and the representation she gave directly led to those asbestos workers not getting their money. that's not all there is. when she was called out by that by the brown campaign, she gave the "boston globe" a list of 10 cases she had worked on. it was completely incomplete list. this is a history that she had. and she left off that list and i discovered at the

aim jericka duncan with vlad duthiers and dana jacobson.gayle king, anthony mason, and tony dokoupil are off today. merry misery. snow, rain, and fog complicate post-christmas plans on what could be the busiest travel day of the year. >>> comfort and joy. airlines say bigger isn't always better as they work to engineer the perfect airplane seat. >>> government imposters. how to avoid robo call scammers who steal identities and millions of dollars. >>> and medical miracle. our series, "a more perfect union," finds two friends in need in a chicago hospital where doctors just made history. >>> it's thursday, december 26th, 2019.

joining us, asset management multi asset strategist brian jack obje jacobson good morning brian, recordhs for major averages today possibility again that we could get a trade deal how much hinges on this? >> i believe the market is telling us that quite a bit of these new highs we have been seeing for the s&p 500 and broader markets in general are contingent on a trade deal getting done as the chatter around a trade deal, this big deal getting completed has increased, you've seen the market move higher. we on my team believe a lot of runup hasn't solely been due to the trade deal chatter, but improvement in sentiment is certainly in our minds due to the trade deal talk, but there are decent fundamentals. for my team, we're a little bit bullish on equities relative to bonds in this type of environment because of how resilient that a lot of companies have been despite the slowdown we've been seeing in growth in china and slowdown in trade and manufacturing recession that the u.s. economy is going through and emerging from >> kevin, we have the fed meeting yesterday, certainly on hold for

oakland won't have to have it starting lineman is trent brown is out for the season also know josh jacobsonreaking down a consistently crowded injury report with 3 linebackers pretty much whole year to say these and. >>the receiving corps has taken a lot of hits and tight running back and offensive line so yeah it has been a special teams are barbara that pretty tough to be great opportunity for other guys to get a in the long run i think it will help our >>that game sunday in la finally declining ratings has been a story for the nba. this year. and the association is proposing a new structure to maintain interest throughout the regular season of the first big change would be the schedule reduced from 82 to 78 games then in the middle of that there would be an in-season tournament that includes all 30 teams in pool play and eventually whittled down to a single elimination set up with a squat then also playoff implications as an incentive to create interest in the lead to the association is also thinking of a prize of a million dollars per player on the winning team if approved this would ta

i'm jericka duncan with vlad duthiers and dana jacobson.king, anthony mason, and tony dokoupil are off. >>> developing this morning, a holiday travel crunch. a major airport in south florida temporarily closes overnight from a storm that also triggered a massive pileup in virginia. and a new storm causes trouble in the west. >>> taxi threat? first on "cbs this morning," a new report finds many of america's biggest cities do not require taxicab owners to fix cars after government safety recalls. the new effort to protect riders. >>> no noel. paris' notre dame cathedral will not celebrate christmas for the first time since the 1800s.

i'm dana jacobson with jeff glor and michelle miller. adriana diaz is in. we'll take you to the shores of charleston, south carolina, which may be ground zero for a look at the future of fishing in this country. see how anglers and chefs is helping to determine what may end occupy your plate. -- end up on your plate. >>> in croatia the art of overindulge's has its own -- over indulgence has its own museum. it's more than just a house of headaches. >> i can't wait for that. >>> they range from historical to fantastical on this, the last saturday of the year. we'll look at the best films of 2019. that's later this morning. >> with our picks, as well, in there. >>> we begin this morning with potentially dangerous weather for millions of americans. a large winter storm is moving eastward from the rockies bringing with it snow, ice, and rain. that system is generating heavy snow and freezing rain as it works its way from the upper plains to the upper midwest. drivers are taking it slow and leaving plenty of room for salt and sand trucks to treat the worsening co

i'm jericka duncan with vlad duthiers and dana jacobson. gayle king, anthony mason, and ny >>> a storm slams the west. snow and heavy rain create a mess on the roads, delaying post-holiday trips. >>> toxic and evil. shocking new interviews from the war crimes investigation into the navy s.e.a.l. who was pardoned by president trump. >>> chemical cancer claims. women file suit today saying they got sick from a dangerous gas used to sterilize about half of america's medical equipment. >>> and orbital history. astronaut christina koch talks to us from the international space station as she's about to set a new record for spaceflight. >>> it is friday, december 27th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds.

i'm jeff glor with michelle miller and dana jacobson.ally fails. a key test after liftoff. what went wrong and what the setback means in the race for getting nasa astronauts to the international space station. >>> also, christmas wasn't always celebrated as the major holiday we know today. that is until author charles dickens helped shape and revive it by publishing his most-famous book. we'll take you to dickens' home in london for the story. >>> and later, from ottawa to atlanta, that was the unlikely journey of star chef hugh h5 acheson. southern cooking in a special edition of "the dish." >>> first, big storms are creating big problems for millions of americans on what's expected to be the busiest holiday travel weekend on record. severe flood warnings are posted from northern california to washington state. as much as six inches of rain is expected in some places. power is out for hundreds of people in washington and oregon. amtrak service is suspended between seattle and portland until tomorrow night. a mudslide south of seattle kn

i'm jericka duncan with dana jacobson and vladier duthiers., and tony are off. >>> we look at a dna genetics test taken by hundreds of thousands of them. seven had surgery. one said she was left debilitated and unable to have more children. but the family learned years later the results known as the brca test might have actually been wrong. their story first appeared in "the wall street journal." jamie yuccas has been looking at the facts for women considering genetic testing. you can't help but ask how did this happen. >> i know. it's shocking. genetic testing is a critical part of assessing cancer risks as well, but it's also an evolving skrierngs and as more people get tested and the technology improves, so do the re unfortately in thisase the sciencesus.volved a few years t late. >> the results were positive. it was very alorming. >> katy was in her 30s, married with a young son when she decided to take the risk. it determined she had a brca jean which significantly raises your risk of developing breast cancer. after struggling on what to

. >> guest: i would urge you to look up the work of mark jacobson at stanford university.e's a professor of engineering who has a big team giving specific research about how effective is it to get to 100% renewable energy very rapidly for electricity first and transportation afterwards in line with what the scientists are telling us we need to do. there've been huge breakthroughs in battery storage and price breakthroughsea as well in the cost of renewable energy so i would disagree. i think it is possible. i'm not saying it's easy but the barriers are much more political than they are technological and that's precisely what the panel on climate change said when they set the target of halving the global emissions in 12 years in that fateful report, and i want to stress that they report that drew in 6,000 sources so it's not just a one-off paper. there is a few factors one is a high-altitude volcano that is one of the main reasons, and another reason i talk about in the book is this followed the genocide against indigenous peoples in america and there is a new science that

i'm dana jacobson.n 2020. earlier he spoke to troops overseas and praised the senate majority leader's response to his impeachment? we're in a very good decision. ultimately, that decision will be made by mitch mcconnell. he's going to do what he wants to do. a very smart guy, a very good guy and a very fair guy. >> mcconnell has said he's coordinating with the trump administration over the senate trial in the new year. other republicans like lindsay graham said they won't pretend to be fair. the timing of the trial will depend on nancy pelosi who says she will not send articles of impeachment until she's convinced there will be a fair trial. in a pre-christmas message she focused on democrats' accomplishments to increase americans' pay and clean up government. >>> britain's embattled prince andrew made a rare public appearance this christmas morning. he was seen walking with prince charles attending a church service. he did not attend a later service with queen elizabeth and other members of the royal

." >>> i'm dana jacobson in willamette, illinois.d its oldest temple is here just outside of chicago. that story coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> i love this. >>> i love this. from the people who brou brought you "world of weddings" -- >> i love weddings. >> i hope so. >> anthony, you and i hope so. yes, it will. but i was thinking the same thing. i love that wedding series. >> all right. be sure to watch tomorrow as we kick off our "world of worship series" with charlie d'agata. >>> on today's cbs podcast, it's the story after a suburban family celebrating love, grief, and forgiveness after a tragedy. we invite you to listen wherever you get your podcast. >>> and before you go, some tips to get through the holiday travel with children you love so very much. sometimes i hear children can be so annoying. >> reporter: for more, go to you know when you're at ross and you find their favorite hero... ...at a price that makes you the hero? yes! that's yes for less. yes! with hot holiday toys for all ages, ross is your toy destination.

aim jericka duncan with vlad duthiers and dana jacobson. gayle king, anthony mason, and tony dokoupil are off today. merry misery. snow, rain, and fog complicate post-christmas plans on what could be the busiest travel day of the year. >>> comfort and joy. airlines say bigger isn't always better as they work to engineer the perfect airplane seat. >>> government imposters. how to avoid robo call scammers who steal identities and millions of dollars. >>> and medical miracle. our series, "a more perfect union," finds two friends in need in a chicago hospital where doctors just made history. >>> it's thursday, december 26th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> on one of the busiest travel days of the holiday season, in many areas the weather will not be cooperating. >> millions brace for difficult travel conditions. >>> snow is already hammering southern california. flood alerts are posted in california and arizona. >> reporter: senator lisa murkowski calling out leader mitch mcconnell over mitch mcconnell saying he

i'm jeff glor along with dana jacobson and michelle miller. this morning, we are going to take you out on the water to go nertle hunting. these have washed up on shore by the billions. we'll tell you what they are, where they're coming from, and what's being done to get them out of our water ways. >>> this sunday the raiders are expected to place their last home game ever before the team moves to las vegas. we're going to talk to their legendary and some would say frightening, certainly imposing fan base about losing what they call their football family. >>> and then, she's breaking ground while on her tippy toes. you'll meet the 11-year-old girl who was cast as the first black marie in new york city ballet's "the nutcracker." see how she's dancing into history. >>> we begin this morning with more history unfolding in washington. for just the third time in this nation's history, the house of representatives will vote on whether to impeach a president. next week's decision follows friday's fiercely divided party-line vote by the house judiciary