this is jamie. jamie: i'm jamie jaussi. chris: and we build kit homes. panels and components in a factory, here. that way, when we get to the job site, we can set it up, and it goes a lot quicker. lemonis: zip kit is an innovative and exciting home building company and chris and jamie, the owners? they're rapidly changing the way people think about homes. chris: the demand is, like, off the charts. like, we can't keep up with the demand. we have, like, 1,000 people on a waiting list. lemonis: but perhaps too rapidly. we've been in and out of the construction industry for, like, 25 years. however, it's been a little bit of a challenge. jamie: to build more homes is our goal, because we would like to. we just can't right now. lemonis: they could be the next big thing in construction, but something's holding them back. chris: we're a small company. we're doing the best we can. but we think the opportunity is so big that, with marcus's help, we could even do a lot better. lemonis: before i invest, i need to make sure this company is on a solid foundation. ♪♪

jamie, what do you make of this nonbinary option? >> jamie: have to rethink this.re bad at math. i don't know. i'm not an expert on this area. i feel like if james bond is nonbinary, the audience might be nonexistent. i feel like it's going to be confusing. whoever plays this new james bond, even with just that person talking is going to be a real he said, she said situation. want to be weird? bond. james bond. or bond. jane. definitely bond and then we will figure out the other part. it's a little bit of a weird thing but we'll see what happens. look at daniel crying. >> greg: did you ever see my impression of him? i can't stand him is bond. >> jamie: that's very good. [applause] i just got nervous because i thought daniel craig was here. >> greg: he has to purse his lips for two and half hours. see five it's like my sister on instagram. >> greg: he is like a thirsty chick on instagram. >> jamie: he's getting so old. >> brian: do you remember the controversy, could a james bond be blonde? that was controversial. >> greg: this is something i'm going to bring up eve

, cry harder jamie diamond. but of course max, there is no such thing as intrinsic value. all value is subjective and derived from human consciousness would say col, manga right, right. the fact that the coin has no intrinsic value or utility value is one of his greatest attributes. one of his greatest features. why is that? because any time like a commodity would have some intrinsic value, let's say with silver or some of the electronics applications used for gold. that means that part of the community brings in what they believe to be its value industrial value. and that would have an impact on the overall price discovery. and that would mean that it's not perfect money because some of those participating in that market have different expectations about its use case. then those who are looking at it for the purpose of storing wealth with bitcoin because it has no utility value and no intrinsic value. it's perfect money. it's only uses as a monitoring a premium is 100 percent versus gold, which is maybe 8085 pe

good evening to you, jamie. house said today-- and this is a direct quote-- said it had saved christmas. empty or nearly empty shore shelves haven't. americans should have no trouble finding whatever they need for the holidays. store shelves are at 90% capacity and americans should have no trouble finding whatever they need for the holidays. yet, inflation persists, and the omicron variant, at some level, is stalking the u.s. economy, so the administration said today it was giving some 40 million borrowers a bit of a break, extending for 90 days a long- running pause in student alone repayments. that pause, jamie, will now continue until may 1. >> yuccas: major i want to ask you about an update on the president's scare with covid last week. what you can tell us? >> reporter: we have two important negative tests at the top of the administration. president biden tested negative as did vice president harris. this is important because on friday, president biden was in the presence of an aide who tested positive, and

jamie kept his silence. even though he could have cleared his name, his discretion applied to every one. he monday above was seaman the bill while lived in the hotel during the war. though he say t the ritz is associated with personalities like coco chanel. jo lived there for 30 years with cluzee tub. it's similar with other hotels, salvatore. then with lendlease it, salvador dali, locally started to my knowledge. the bristol never used artists, intellectuals or painters easy to draw attention to itself and nothing ever stuck. neither talk of collaboration. no, i quit stories about it and people ha, ha. what ccd struck socratic, maybe because it's such a discreet place that asks if you're a youth with his kind, ah, and those who are very discreet, leave, no traces behind. ah, as the end of the 2nd world war, drew closer, origins longed for peace. ah . and on august 25th 1944. their wish was granted with the liberation of paris. ah, by this time equal need, jamie had skilfully guided his hotel through 20 to m

it's great to have him leading us. >> jamie: congratulations, coach. bryce. mr. m.v.p. you're wearing this jersey. looking at the fans. celebrating with your teammates. what does this moment feel like now you're standing with the trophy? >> this is a tremendous blessing, glory to god and thanks to him for making this possible, the support from the fans, we're truly grateful for you guys, we love you. for me to have the teammates i do, the coaches i do, i'm blessed. it's a real moment for me. >> jamie: i want to ask your teammates, is this a heisman winner in your opinion? >> in my opinion,is, mr. heisman. do what he did tonight. that's a heisman. >> jamie: you are a georgia native. how does it feel to win against this team? >> it feels great. this is a dream come true. i love it here. roll tide. >> jamie: you celebrated senior night a couple weeks ago and this is one more accomplishment for you. where does this one rank? >> it feels so good. i love everybody on the team. we're going to keep and go back to work. >> jamie: we'll find out the fate tomorrow as they head off

he was full of ideas. creative hi say to see pretty jamie katie did. okay. and i did was also equally jamie's idea to create an air raid shelter here to create a place where people could take refuge yet. once again, a refuge within a refuge just in case something really dramatic happened. in paris, the lean years dragged on, still hipolito had a wealth of contacts, bankers, restaurant tours and politicians who helped keep him afloat at a time when many hotels were going under. ah, ironically, it was only when german troops extent and seized paris in 1940 that the tide turned for equally chummy and liberty stoke. as the germans began to take control of the city and requisition, its hotels hipolito had to quickly come up with a plan to save his establishment. so hickey's is a nazi's requisition to small, medium, and large hotels. according to the here are key of the troops who were to be lodged there, whether they were officers or soldier maskeen also phenom as were reserved for them . and for dells till and all the signage was in germany. this young it amendm

because i'm jamie diary. man, i loved it. tapeworms because i'm a tape war, but i crawl into the, the anal cavities of your society and i still owe you money. then i'm a genius heath that guy, man, if there was any justice in this country, boy, he'd be with he'd been well boy, so in a spoof the definition as i read to you before. it is a humorous imitation of something. so i think, you know, one could laugh or one could cry at the imitation of free markets, of, of capitalism, of democracy. and maybe they're laughing there while they are certainly laughing all the way to the bank. they're making a lot of money doing this. but in terms of this intrinsic value, there's no intrinsic value in anything. we're going to look at. i'm who the, the real yield. oh, for an i germany. because there is no intrinsic value within any of those bonds. they're right. like they're negative yielding bonds and negative real rates. so good morning from germany where the financial repression intensifies real yields tenure bonds. infl

we've talked to experts about it, jamie diamond and j. p. morgan having been engaged in massive market manipulation and fraud in the precious metals markets and in the treasury market for a long, long time, many, many years. and let's be clear that when you're spoofing a market, you're committing a fraud and there's no 2 ways about it. now the great thing about jamie diamond and they perfected the art of paying it, keeping a $0.90 of every dollar he steals. so that $60000000.00 is a, a very small fraction of the money that they made by committing spoofing fraud. if, if jamie diamond was not committing fraud, his bank, j. j. p. morgan would have gone bankrupt many years ago due to his reckless bets and the losses that they took, and without the bail out from the taxpayers, he would have been bankrupt 3 times over, all ready. so, and he's not the only one warren buffett. the guy at wells fargo, the bank of america, goldman sachs, they're all in on doing the exact same thing. slight tweaking, slight variations. remember, i've always said remove

and, jamie, the c.d.c.booster starts to give you protection against this virus within 48 hours of getting the shot. and then we have to up our mask game. yeah, the better the mask, the better the protection. you want to have a good fight. you want to have a good fit. you don't want to have that mask slipping down under your nose or billowing out at the cheeks. >> yuccas: i know, i put the cute once away. it's all about the n95 and k95. what about when you get to your family's or friend's house for the holidays? >> reporter: the rapid test, if you can find one, can be very helpful picking up if you have enough virus in your system. if you have symptoms, stay home, even if it seems to be just a cold or allergies. it could be covid. and then there's ventilation and filtration. you have to remember, the virus travels through the air, so open a window, crack a door, and use an air filter, if you have one. and finally, keep it small. dr. fauci told me this morning he'd like people to avoid large gatherings, for e

lilia. >> reporter: good evening, jamie. omicron has flyers facing new restrictions and while those only apply to international travels, there are concerns about how it could all impact domestic travels during the busy holidays. in los angeles, health officials are stepping it up to stop the spread of covid, requiring proof of vaccination at many business and offering international travelers a free rapid covid test upon landing at l.a.x. >> i think it's a very good measure. and that's why i did it immediately. >> reporter: the omicron variant found in at least a dozen states keeps spreading. but the delta strain remains dominant, with new infections nationwide rising 36%. hospitalizations are also increasing. among the hardest hit states, rhode island, connecticut, and delaware, worrying doctors nationwide. >> it's still a large curve going in the wrong direction. i had a patient today die. i recommended the vaccine for him multiple times. and he, unfortunately, got covid, was unvaccinated. >> reporter: nearly a third of the

>> reporter: it's bad, jamie.nited airlines and delta are now on their second day of cancellations in the triple digits, but the airlines say it's only a small fraction of flights that have been canceled, most will take off as scheduled on this, one of the busiest weekends for air travel. >> merry christmas. welcome home. >> reporter: for many travelers, hoping for a smooth holiday weekend, getting home has been a bit of a nightmare. >> we're going to miss our christmas dinner tonight. >> reporter: nearly a thousand flights have been cancelled in the u.s. tonight, with airports in los angeles, atlanta and newark, new jersey seeing the most cancelled flights. >> i thought it was incredibly stressful two years ago. i have no idea what stressful meant up until now. >> reporter: at issue: a mix of winter weather and the fast spreading of the omicron variant, leading to sick employees and shortage in staff. >> not surprising they have so much public contact that folks with best efforts are coming down with the virus. >

jamie. >> yuccas: mark, thank you. the other big concern tonight heading into the holidays, the weather. let's check in with cbs' lonnie quinn for the forecast. good evening, lonnie. >> reporter: good evening, jamie. right now, the biggest storm that we're watching is out west. it's right around the san francisco bay area. so let's take a peek here at the radar picture, because by the time we get into the night time hours tonight, into your day tomorrow, san francisco could get a couple of inches of rain. that storm will then migrate down to the south. los angeles for tomorr, int two inches of rain. and christmas eve into christmas day, phoenix is just getting pounded with rain, but all the while, it's heavy snow. the sierra picks up-- you ready for this-- 10 to 12 feet of snow by the time you get to christmas day and maybe the day after. but elsewhere, it is so far from a white christmas. it is, as you were talking about, the warmest christmas ever for some spots out there. dallas will reach 83, with a record. houston

jamie? >> that's good news. major, thank you. >>> the congressional investigation into the deadly assault on the u.s. capitol is entering a new phase, with lawmakers now looking to question fellow members of congress. we learned today the committee wants to speak with republican jim jordan of ohio about his communications with president trump on january 6th and the efforts to challenge the results of the 2020 election. >>> tonight a u.s. congresswoman is a victim of the surging crime that's being seen in so many cities. representative mary gay scanlon was carjacked at gunpoint by two men at fdr park in philadelphia. she was not hurt. the robbers, though, took off with her 2017 acura, her personal and government cell phones, her purse, and i.d. philadelphia has recorded more than 500 homicides this year. >>> tonight, still no verdict in the trial of the former minnesota police officer who shot and killed a young black ma after reaching for her gun instead of her taser. we get the latest from david schuman of our

i'm jamie uccas in for norah.we begin with the rise in omicron cases causing nighted mares for holiday travelers. airlines have canceled more than a thousand flights here in the u.s. and over 3,000 worldwide because employees are getting infect by the virus. in the last week the number of average daily cases is up 45%. that surge is attributed to the fast spreading omicron variant. there is one bit of good news. hospitalizations remain flat, hovering around 60,000 patients, suggesting omicron infections have been less severe than the deadly delta strange. despite the covid surge, president biden and the first lady try to bring christmas eve cheer to kids at children's national hospital here in the nation's capitol. the first couple spoke with children and their families and answered calls to norad's santa's tracking service. good news, santa is right on schedule. nancy chen joins us from new york city. a lot of other people not on schedule. >> reporter: absolutely, jamie. good evening to you. those last-minute can

it's founder e bully, jamie aimed to create the ideal luxury hotel. wrote and the hotel was small of acts then it won't. my father took the smallest room for us as he'd spent a lot on the construction. go here all for a question go. they just old out the dress a draw, joel. and that was my 1st grade only to mom, mom for me that show ah, he bullied son, pierre was born just before the hotel opened. he spent the 1st months of his life on the 1st floor just above the service entrance in one of the few rooms that were finished at the time. ah, as he grew, he learned a lot from his father. like how to quickly and quietly make the right decision at the right time. ah. after the 1st world war ended for reasons were in the mood to celebrate. the streets were full of life. women became emancipated for many reasons. the roaring twenties heralded a fresh start. lou, thanks it is any kid he is between 19191929 were a timely fashion ass and culture flourished. is his history? does that overall? so the years when there were no boundaries between different artistic and cultural domains could to and

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bob, you heard jamie's report. obviously, a big part of your book was devoted to january 6th and the events that led up to it. how big a deal is it in your view mark short who is cooperating with the committee? >> you couldn't get a better source when you do these investigations, you are always looking for somebody who would be labeled the reliable witness. and mark short joined at the trump -- at the -- at the hip with pence in a very significant way. the chief of staff in this political environment is the alter ego, to a certain extent, the conscience of the principal. and i think an important element here is that pence and short share deep religious conviction. and on january 7th -- after the insurrection, the day after -- when pence certified joe biden as president and the house and the senate went through that significant really pivotal moment of saying joe biden is the president, short sent -- and -- and this is important -- pence a quote from the book of timothy from the bible. saying i have fought the good

now i'll turn it over to jamie, and jamie, i'll turn through the pages as you go through. >> hi, jamie. >> hi. go ahead, just go straight to 22, alex. very good. so as alex mentioned earlier, what we are doing now, we are on the vertical aspect of the island, as you all know, and based on the forecast of labor, we're going to be targeting d.c. 16 [indiscernible] trends. those are some of the low hanging fruits, which means that it's not going to be hard for our folks to get into these unions. so one of the things that we're going to be doing in those forecasts that we're getting is to get into alignment with what's going on on the island so we can be prepared. we just had a really good meeting with charles this mornings so we can be ready. next slide. very good. thank you so much. so some of the forecast finish trades, dunn edwards, we're making sure that a lot of our graduates have hands-on training, so this is going to be really, really good for our folks to be ready to go. next slide. we're partnering with a gentleman on island, his name is brian young, and he's going to be teaching

wolf. >> that's really an important point, jamie. why is short's cooperation as a result so, so significant? >> we've heard a lot about trump officials, allies of trump claiming executive privilege or saying they'll take the fifth. this marks a significant break for the committee because mark short is a firsthand witness and he's willing to cooperate according to our sources. he knows firsthand what was going on in the days leading up to january 6th. he knows what happened at the capitol on january 6th. it's hard not to imagine that mark short who was then chief of staff to mike pence, he's there in the capitol, was not calling or texting someone like mark meadows who was chief of staff to donald trump when the riot was going on. he is likely to be able to provide information about conversations, phone calls, texts that were going on in realtime on january 6. just as one example, he may be able to tell the committee what the communication was when they were reaching out trying to find out why did it take so long for trump to come out

i'm jamie yuccas in for norah.gin tonight with this year's holiday season looking like a disappointing repeat of last year, all thanks to the omicron variant. case numbers are racking up. more people are entering the hospital. health care workers are overwhelmed. average daily cases fuelled by the highly transmissible variant have now exceeded the delta peak from this summer. meanwhile, americans are shattering records at pop-up testing sites with long lines stretching around blocks from new york to los angeles. and if you're looking for an at-home covid test, that's going to be tough. demand is so high that more retailers, including cvs and walgreens are limiting the number of kits customers can buy. cbs' nancy chen has the latest from new york city. good evening, nancy. >> jamie, good evening to you. omicron is spreading so quickly in new york right now, daily infections are up 34% in just one day. the nearly 40,000 new cases is the highest one-day total since the pandemic started. in the last-minute scramble to

jamie foxx. did you guys work with jamie foxx? jamie foxx is so much fun. >> he is the most fun person maybe in the whole world, right? >> and he tells the best stories. so, i was actually -- we got in trouble. >> yeah. >> is for being on set because we were apparently distracting. >> we might have been a little distracting. >> what do you mean distracting? >> we wanted to soak up the moment. it could have been our last one and we wanted to be there every day. and i am really interested in directing so i was like, hey, let me -- can i follow you, john? thank. and -- and learn from you. so we would all sit bhy hy hy s monitors. i wasn't talking too much. i would stand in the back. you know? >> uh-huh. >> like any natural film production, you go over sometimes and -- and they were like, well, maybe, you guys are the season. >> and no disrespect. we understood. we weren't like holding no beef. >> like, okay, maybe just won't come for a couple days so they can see it's not us. >> right. >> so after a cuouple day, i coe back and jamie

jamie chase: musically, yes. but in my everyday life, no. when i am in the grocery store, everybody doesn't know that i am j love. you know what i'm saying? i don't look the same. i got my hat on. i am just another black person. and i still have p sometimes i am not nice about it. sometimes i'm like, "hey, did you know it's probably not me that's stealing?!" jessica: the mother of two young black men, she wrote a song called "black lives matter." jamie chase: right now, i just -- i don't -- i am fearful every time my kids leave out the door. i am fearful. "where are you going and who are you going with?" ♪ come home ♪ some of my white friends will say, "no, this is not happening" or "come on, it's not that bad." this just hurts me to the core, when my white friends say, "you know, you just need to stop talking about it. you just talk about it too much." ♪ kevin mclaughlin: it doesn't feel like there's a lot of compromise, because we don't spend time to understand the other perspectives. jessica: from kansas city to st. spending 31 years in t

comedian, writer, and doctor, jamie lissow out. find her in manhattan's finest restaurants stealing waiter's tips. fox news contributor, kat timpf. gene congratulations on your new book. i do have a new question for -- i can tell pink is your favorite color. rights? >> it is. >> greg: it's like a baby shower. "for such a time as this." what does that mean? >> it is from the bible. you thought it was from a song i think during break, but it is from the bible. >> greg: tw and kayleigh are bible shaming me. i read the bible. but i was 7. >> this is the point where you tell your audience look under your chairs. >> greg: i am afraid of what they will find. anyway. so, kayleigh, are you surprised by this discrepancy that republicans -- republicans have always been portrayed as narrow-minded. and yet we are willing to date anybody. >> i am so proud of my republicans who will date across the aisle, work across the aisle, will have friends across the aisle in the liberal women are the ones driving all the hate. i think the left or a lot on

shanna, can you tell us about steve, grayson, and jamie, please?wouldn't find better men ever. my uncle was -- uncle stevie was one of a kind. he was the kind of guy that every man wanted to be. if you needed something, uncle stevie was the first one to say, how can i help you? it was never, oh, i have something to do. he was the one that was going to do it. and grayson came into our lives, and grayson was the light of his world. i mean truthfully, he was the boy that, you know, he had nieces. so when he had the boy, it was him. he taught grayson everything. grayson was his partner in crime. >> yeah. >> he adopted grayson two years ago. >> we're so sorry for your loss, and everyone is thinking about you and praying, and you guys be well. thank you so much for appearing here on cnn. you take care, okay? >> thank you. >> thank you, shanna. thank you, sandy. i appreciate it. for more information about how you can help tornado victims, go to cnn.com/impact. we'll be right back. that means, you could be right back where you started. break the cycle with

jamie, here we go with another exclusive, i expect nothing less from you.ection and with pence at the capitol on that day. what are committee members hoping to learn from him? >> so, his cooperation, don, is a zsignificant development because obviously he's a firsthand witness to the events you just mentioned. he was in the room he has receipts with pence at the capitol and also in the oval office on january 4th when former president trump tried to pressure pence not to certify the election results. it is likely that mark short will be able to provide key information about conversations, phone calls, what was going on on january 6th. he may be able to answer two of the questions the comity has. what was donald trump doing at the white house when the riot was going on and my did it take so long to take action, don? >> sources are telling you that there is and i quote here significant cooperation jamie, between pence's inner circle and the january 6th committee. do we know why pence's team is so willing, seem so willing to play ball right now? >> so look, we'

gloria borger is here and jamie and laura coates. we see these desperate text messages from donald trump junior and from numerous fox news hosts. we know mark meadows was with donald trump during the insurrection and we knew trump did next to nothing. >> right. so today was a very bad day for donald trump because what these text messages did was told the truth out of the mouths of trump loyalists and friends from his chief of staff who is sitting right there with him, republican members of congress, fox news hosts, trump administration officials and as you pointed out, his very own son. they all acknowledge what was happening. anyone who then or now denied the january 6th happened, it's over, don, and today was just the tip of the iceberg. the committee, i'm told by a source familiar with the text, that there are hundreds of texts that are quote relevant and of interest to the committee along these lines. >> yeah, gloria, i think jamie is right. there is no -- i mean, obviously, here is the evidence. i play, gloria, the congresswoman

jamie, here we go with another exclusive, i expect nothing less from you.short is a key witness from the january 6th insurrection and with pence at the capitol on that day. what are committee members hoping to learn from him? >> so, his cooperation, don, is a significant development because obviously he's a firsthand witness to the events you just mentioned. he was in the room he has receipts with pence at the capitol and also in the oval office on january 4th when former president trump tried to pressure pence not to certify the election results. it is likely that mark short will be able to provide key information about conversations, phone calls, what was going on on january 6th. he may be able to answer two of the questions the comity has. what was donald trump doing at the white house when the riot was going on and why did it take so long to take action, don? >> sources are telling you that there is and i quote here significant cooperation, jamie, between pence's inner circle and the january 6th committee. do we know why pence's team is so willing, seem

, cry harder, jamie diamond. but of course max, there is no such thing as intrinsic value. all value is subjective and derived from human consciousness would say col manga, right, right. the fact that big coin has no intrinsic value or utility value is one of his greatest attributes. one of his greatest features. why is that? because any time for like a commodity would have some intrinsic value, let's say with silver or some of the electronics applications used for gold. that means that part of the community brings in what they believe to be its value industrial value. and that would have an impact on the overall price discovery. and that would mean that it's not perfect money because some of those participating in that market have different expectations about its use case. then those who are looking at it for the purpose of storing wealth with bitcoin because it has no utility value and no intrinsic value. it's perfect money. it's only uses as a monitoring a premium is 100 percent versus gold, which is maybe 80

carley: go ahead, jamie.jamin: go ahead. >> i just want to say, aclu, they're the ones -- they're the partner in crime for the suspects. what we do, we created a national database, aclu-watch.gov. you go there, click on your state, you'll see exactly how the aclu is helping the criminals succeed and stay on the streets and commit crime. carley: one of the ways was promoting prop 47. you're also speaking out on that front as well. jamie, thank you so much. benjamin: the time is now 22 minutes after the hour. chris cuomo out for good. but what are the greater implications of his firing and the scandals leading up to it? we're asking beverly hallberg. carley: newt gingrich says congress needs to investigate hunter biden and those protecting him right now. he'll explain why, coming up next. carley: former house speaker newt gingrich is calling for congress to investigate hunter biden over bombshell allegations about his business dealings. a new book claims at the time vice president biden heavily influenced hunte

bring in jamie weinstein, host of the jamie weinstein show podcast. strategies. welcome. >> thank you for having me. mike: so as i look at the "fox business poll" from this week there is a striking number to me on inflation. i'm getting inflation under control, president biden's actions are, 47% hurting, 22% helping. jamie, how do you assess those numbers? >> well, when you're president, you know, most things good or bad get blamed on you. inflation is occurring, there is a good case that biden does share a big part of the blame here. i went back and read larry summers' op-ed beginning of this year. larry summers of course former treasury secretary for president obama who wrote an op-ed before the covid relief bill, $1.9 trillion bill that biden supported passed by party line in march, warning about inflation. he warned two things that might happen if this bill passed. it would accelerate inflation much more than a lot of economists were suggesting at the time, biden administration was warning, we're seeing that now. the second consequence there might

. >> representative jamie herrera butler -- these are the folks who voted for. nancy mace, fred upton, john katko, anthony gonzalez of ohio. but they didn't vote for this meadows resolution. ryan nobles following the breaking news for us up on capitol hill. we'll get back to ryan if we need to get more information. ryan, thank you very much. the author of the gatekeepers,

. >> jamie herrera beutler, these are folks that voted for the bannon contempt. brian fitzpatrick, fred upton, john, anthony gonzalez of ohio but didn't vote for the meadows resolution. ryan nobles following the breaking news for us on capitol hill. we'll get back to ryan for more information. chris is here. i want to bring him in.

jamie anderson there. absolutely amazing.ber, we are your olympic station as we get closer to the games, our janelle wang will be live in february. you can watch all the events right here on nbc bay area. >>> and much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we're tracking this wet weather moving into the bay area. the hour by hour timeline of when you'll see the rain in your neighborhood. >>> plus, snow covering the sierra, the storm causing some big problems up in the mountains. the warning if you're planning to head to the snow. i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not have another dvt or pe. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase risk of blood clots. while taking, a spinal injection increases risk of blood clots,

, cry harder, jamie diamond. but of course, max, there is no such thing as intrinsic value. all value is subjective and derived from human consciousness would say col manga, right, right. the fact that big coin has no intrinsic value or utility value is one of his greatest attributes. one of his greatest features.

we'll speak with jamie bitch. it's so bad out there, a dad participating on a christmas call with the president. and the conversation by saying, let's go branded, so just how much is the cobra can demick responsible for the record low ratings the bulb? joe biden, ad campbell iris. we'll get the $360.00 you from our political panel, and have you seen spider man? the movie that is the film has now become the most successful post cove era movie, yet why and would be us retail sales up 8 and a half percent this holiday season is the economy ready to turn around? sean stone will join us to discuss. hello everyone. i hope you had a merry christmas. i'm steve walberg in for scotty now use today. and this is news you news use use on our t america. ah ah . so you're scheduled to fly home today or fly out to see relatives and you get the call flight cancelled or worse. you're at the airport. and the word canceled appears right next to your flight on that departing flight sport. to day alone, over 2500 flights were cancelled

jamie anderson is going for gold. make that three golds. no woman snowboarder has ever done that before. and jamie is hoping to do that representing team usa in beijing. we heard from her about how growing up in the mountains really made her appreciate winter as well as the sport even more. >> when i got my first snowboard i like fell in love with the winter season. over the years, nature has kind of become a place where i can go and reset. >> jamie is one of six girls who all will be cheering her on come february. and that's how you do it. you travel with your own cheering squad. remember, we are your olympic station. janelle wang will be live from beijing during the games. watch all the events right here on nbc bay area. >>> speaking of the winter olympics, we've got some snow in the sierra and the rain coming down here. a lot of sport activities going on. >> indeed. our own winter here in the bay area. even our local mountaintops getting their taste of winter as well with more snow expected into tomorrow. right now san francisco 47 draeg

so, you hear reporting from jamie gangel and our jake tapper.ut what you say. but i need to ask, do you believe rick perry was the author of that text message? >> we know who the author was. i am not in a position to -- to give that at this point. but i think it is more important to understand the white house chief of staff was entertaining text messages, you know, like these about overturning the elections. um, but for the time being, to protect our investigative work, we aren't going to divulge who that text message came from. >> one of the remarkable things about this text message is that it came the day after the election. i mean, this wasn't on, you know, a month later, two months later. that it sounds like this was already something that had been discussed. this -- this was not the -- i mean, just from the -- the wording of the message, it sounds like this was an ongoing discussion among some people about how to overturn the election results, which, by the way, votes were still being counted at that time. >> yeah. and i think it's importan