you mentioned jeff smith.ng here, the this sort of popped up out of the blue with them. a horrific double murder trying to promote their political agenda which has been talked about numerous times. it is extremely unprofessional -- unprofessional, he says, to use this double murder as a bludgeon to get rid of sanctuary cities. >> two things. first of all that's a stone called lie. this wasn't a one off. it happened numerous times in that county. second of all, if anybody is unprofessional it is jeff smith. every chief of police in that county except one has asked that policy be overturned. the california state sheriffs association as you know came out against sb54. the sanctuary policy. the only sheriff that hasn't voiced against it was a los angeles county sheriff. every other sheriff in the state has voiced concern about it. jeff smith's refusing to listen to his law enforcement professionals and caving in to the immigration advocates and open border people. he failed his number one responsibility to protect

for more on what to expect, let's get to wabc meteorologist jeff smith. hey, jeff. >> reporter: linsey, in the next few hours that storm entering central and southern california, could be big snows over the sierras, san gabriels. moves into the rock economies. upwards of two feet of snow in the highest elevations. that moves into the upper plains. another storm emerges out of the gulf of the mexico. that could spread severe weather by thursday. by new year's eve day, parts of the gulf coast. maybe snow on the backside near dallas. rain up and down the i-95 corridor, on the east coast. maybe mixed precipitation over the interior northeast by new year's day. a multifaceted storm. linsey, back to you. >> rough weather heading into 2021. >>> three people are dead and three more wounded after a shooting rampage at a bowling alley in illinois. tonight a suspect is in custody and authorities say he's an active duty special forces soldier. >> reporter: tonight, this 37-year-old special forces military soldier is in police custody following a deadly shooting spree

but santa clara county executive officer doctor jeff smith told bay area news group monday that the countyding a plane to arizona due to the county's quarantine rules athletic director marie to it didn't answer specific questions about the teams travel. >>but wednesday, she said they've been working well with the county that. >>santa clara county health officials have actually complimented us on following that are that from our city health officials we've been doing so since the middle of july. we certainly will continue to do so and we looked very much, let's look forward to playing the bull in tucson. >>a spokesman for the spartans give the following statement to kron 4 sjsu continues to engage in conversations with santa clara county officials and we look forward to playing in the arizona bowl on december 31st for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>well some other big news the for the football program today, san jose state announced it will be signing head coach brent brennan to a contract extension the particulars haven't been revealed yet, but vicki grant they're pretty happy because h

. >> eric county executive jeff smith defends the policy as being aligned with state sanctuary linesccuses the mayor and police chief of being unprofessional telling the san jose spotlight they are trying to take advantage of a horrific double murder trying to promote their political agenda. the county sanctuary policy will remain unchanged. fernando lopez faces two counts of murder and 3 counts of attempted murder. in san jose, claudia cowan, fox news at night. >> daniel cameron filed an emergency application with the supreme court asking it to stop the enforcement of andy bashir's order closing down faith-based schools. >> when folks send their kids to religious affiliated schools which is an act of war ship within itself that they cannot go to school infringements on first amendment rights. >> talk about a number of religious legal fights, the president and ceo of first liberty which is involved in this kentucky case. >> happy to be here. shannon: to summarize your filing with the supreme court you say kentucky can go to matinee and movie theater, workout in a gym or gambling parl

but santa clara county executive officer doctor jeff smith told area news group monday that the countyld block the team boarding a plane to arizona due to the county's quarantine rules athletic director marie to it didn't answer specific questions about the teams travel. >>but wednesday, she said they've been working well with the county that. >>santa clara county health officials have actually complimented us on following that are that from our city health officials we've been doing so since the middle of july. we certainly will continue to do so and we look very much, let's look forward to playing the bull in tucson. >>a spokesman for the spartans gave the following statement to kron 4 sjsu continues to engage in conversations with santa clara county officials and we look forward to playing in the arizona bowl on december 31st for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. some other big news for the football program today, san jose state announced it will be signing their head coach brennan. >>to a contract extension now the particulars of that haven't been revealed yet, but they're sure happy

jeff smith, to talk a bit about the vaccine.istribution site but there are still some questions out there. take a listen to what he told me. >> we're waiting to hear from the state and the county how much we will initially be allocated. i'm glad allocation will be for our own health care workers who are working in the highest risk areas. so once we receive the shipments directly from the manufacturer they will go directly into our ultra low temperature freezers and then it does take a couple of hours to thaw. >> reporter: so it's worth noting that it does take some time, but it doesn't need to be in that deep freezer for a very long period, can stay nor five days or so in a refrigerator when they're ready to get the vaccine out. it will first go to ee sepgs workers in the hospital and nursing homes, that's the next target, that much we do know. taking look at california overall a record number of new cases yesterday, that number 20,759 cases. to put this into perspective over the last seven days california has added more than 10

. >> as i said, starboard, jeff smith, large holder there. >> starboard is a fantastic investor >> theyy they have a good call on -- >> they do mellanox was another one they were involved with, prior to -- >> and nvidia. >> right. >> and marvel technology. >> marvel, that's right. exactly. thank you. so just wanted to point that out, again we got a few ceo changes i think evergy, when you see a new ceo, you don't get a sale, because new ceos, the board is making a commitment to them in some way occasionally we see it, but rarely that suddenly a sales process will pop up. >> i'm glad you brought item, cyprus had really languished he fixed cyprus and someone bought it as opposed to shopping it as much he just created a very good internet of things semiconductor company. and, carl, that's what people want they want internet of things >> doesn't sound like the trade out of tech into cyclicals that this vaccine is really going to work around the world is going to be as neat as some had predicted. >> in, lo no, look, i think when i look at what is going up every day, other than snowflake, rat

jeff bezos. >> amazon, bezos, fedex, fred smith, ups, doordash came public, with a 45 billion-dollar market cap to stay, all i can say about bezos just an absolute genius. for him to be able to do the numbers that they're doing, getting into all these other businesses they see a business that is not doing as well as they should. they get in and doing it much better. kudos to the man that just gets it, and is one of the great visionaries of our time and again 1.5 billion deliveries, just a big wow. jackie: kudos, yes, gary but he may be a target in 2021 of example of big tech that may be too big. every time he enters into a new space it appears amazon keeps growing, growing, having more tentacles out in the marketplace bringing the competition down. do you worry something could happen to amazon in that respect? >> i've got a sneaking suspicion, mr. bezos, mr. zuckerberg, man from google and microsoft are all going to be on capitol hill a few times in the next year or two, given the once and twice over. i guess there is a lot of people that don't think big is good. they don't like people getting

we're going to be speaking to georgia's lieutenant governor, jeff dunkin' about that in moments. this is sandra smith cavuto and this is "your world." we have peter doocy in augusta on president trump and president-elect biden and both heading to georgia to get their supporters rallying. we begin with

we're going to be speaking to georgia's lieutenant governor, jeff dunkin' about that in moments. this is sandra smith in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." we have peter doocy in augusta on president trump and president-elect biden and both heading to georgia to get their supporters rallying. we begin with steve this afternoon. steve, kick it off for us. >> sandra, expected to focus on the battle for the senate, who will control the senate the next two years with the run off races set for january 5. that was eclipsed by a battle between republicans, by president trump fighting with georgia's republican governor, brian kemp. it began with tweets yesterday. president trump angry over what he calls rampant fraud in the georgia presidential vote in november. he said that kemp should resign. the president tweeted the following: >> now, governor kemp refused to engage in a fight with president trump. instead he responded the following. >> i mean, i supported the president. i worked as hard as anybody in the state on his re-election. i supported the legal process that him or any other campaign can go

walensky who was named director for the cdc and doctor marcella nunez-smith who was named as chair for the covid-19 equity task force and jeff sites will act as coordinator of the covid-19 response president-elect biden and along with this world class team. >>we'll make sure we are doing everything we can to save lives and contain this pandemic once and for all in the newsroom noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>another big story tonight the supreme court the united states supreme court today denied president trump's latest attempt to overturn pennsylvania certification of president elect joe biden's victory, the court refused to call into question the certification process in pennsylvania. the governor there tom wolf already certified biden's victory and the state's 20 electors will meet on december 14th to cast their votes for biden pennsylvania certified its election results back on november 24th with biden winning by more than 80,000 votes. and a big step in the global fight against the pandemic as us regulators have released their first scientific evaluation of pfizer's covid vaccine and they confirmed. it offers strong protec

walensky who was named director for the cdc and doctor marcella nunez-smith who was named as chair for the covid-19 equity task force and jeffes will act as coordinator of the covid-19 response president-elect biden and along with this world class team. >>we'll make sure we are doing everything we can to save lives and contain this pandemic once and for all in the newsroom noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>as coronavirus cases explode across the country doctor anthony fauci says we still haven't seen a predicted thanksgiving search found to tell cbs news. the data from thanksgiving gatherings, including a rise in hospitalizations. isn't even reflected yet in current cases, those cases should begin to show themselves in the coming week can that those numbers could soon be compounded by upcoming holidays, including hanukkah and christmas. fauci says that the middle of january could be a quote really dark time for us. they have time for 4 zone forecast windy kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now boy lawrence another warm beautiful december day yeah i don't feel bad about the such that forecast that some pretty sc

jeff wilson jr. with his first touchdown since week seven. 49ers up 7-0. your stomach the game. it was not alex smith. it was chase young. wilson led to a washington field goal and they make it a 7- 6 game. what finklea, alex smith was not very good. this is a terrible pass. smith then left the game with a calf injury and did not return. two plays later, deyoung picks it up. the number two overall pick is going 47 yards for a scoop and score. washington takes a 13-7 lead. that man can play. the injury but continue to bite the 49ers. fred warner had a stinger on the opening drive of the third quarter. he is headed for the blue tent. his day is done. now, nick mullens made his worst decision of the game right here. nobody is home. check that. cameron curl answered the call. he is going long distance. a pick six. mullins is wondering, am i going to get benched. c. j. beathard warming up on the sidelines. mullins. touchdown and a two- point conversion. cut 2% to 23:15. two minutes left, for then 12. mullins completes it but he is short of the first downline. washington wins 23-15. the 49ers now 0-2 in th

crisis is inexorably tied with the economic crisis you have jeff xience this effort is focussed on what they're calling equity dr. marcella nunez smith alluded to an interview she did last month with "vogue" magazine. we continue to see more talt rates two times higher in minorities in black communities, 50% of people know someone who has died there's been disproportionate economic impact. she talked about how a disproportionate number of people on the front lines are people of color and how access to hazard pay and testing and sick leave will be critical. >>> today marks 79 years since the attack on pearl harbor members of the national park service gathering to remember those killed in the attack this year, survivors did not attend concern over the pandemic kept them at home the ceremony streamed live for them to watch. 2,403 people died during the 75-minute attack on this day in 1941 >>> some pearl harbor fast facts now. nearly half of all those killed were on board the "uss arizona." two navy sailors who survived are still alive today. the ship still rests in hawaii harbor and every year nearly 2 million people visit that white mo

vivek murthy as surgeon general,ov jeff zients as czar, natalie quillian as his deputydi cotor, and dr. marcella nunez-smithe on health disparities. he to analyzere the politics behind the nominations are amy , walter of the cook political report and host of public radio's "politics with amy walter." and errin ines of the 19th news. tamara keith is away. good to see you and thenks for bein. we know the biden team will face the pandemic response and now we know their team. when you look at these pix at this time, what did they say to you? amy: y have important experience. keeping dr. thony fauci, who has become the face of the response to the pandemic, very trusted, certainly on themo atic side. for republicans, not as much, but still a trusted ice. dr. murthy, who was in the obama administration, also has deep experience handling this, so lot of experience on the table. the hhs designee, the attorney general, javier becerra, does not come from a traditional public health backgrounds. he was the attorney general and came from the house of representatives whe served for many years. pic, but is someone who spe

marcella nunez-smith will serve as the covid-19 equity task force chair. jeff zients will coordinate the administration's covid-19 response, similar to ron klain's role in ebola. now, a big part of what this past election was about, which joe biden won by 4.5 points nationally and almost 9 million votes was filling the leadership vacuum. saying that we do actually lead national federal leadership to battle the virus, which has been, i will note, the case is every single country that has managed to do it successfully. and the reason that obvious point was so important is because from the beginning, president trump's plan was always explicitly to slough that responsibility off to other people. remember back in the middle of march, this is right when everything went nuts. everything closed and we were all home. the pandemic was really starting to accelerate and there was the shortages of all kinds of material people need. ppe among them. trump dismissed the governors' pleas for assistance saying, quote, the federal government is not supposed to be out there buying

walensky who was named director for the cdc and doctor marcella nunez-smith who was named as chair for the covid-19 equity task force and jeff sites will act as coordinator of the covid-19 response president-elect biden and along with this world class team. >>we'll make sure we are doing everything we can to save lives and contain this pandemic once and for all. >>now murphy and basara will both require senate confirmation for their roles in going to have more on this coming up on kron 4 news at 5 as well as our streaming service kronon you can download that for free in your app store back to you. thanks noelle. the supreme court has stopped the republicans last gasp bid to reverse pennsylvania's certification of president elect joe biden. >>the court refused to call into question the certification process in pennsylvania. governor tom wolf already certified biden's victory and the state's 20 electors are set to meet on december 14th to cast their votes for biden this dash is any hope for president trump of legal proceedings, winning the state for him. and covid-19 testing has taken on a new strategy in the south bay happeni

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walensky who was named director for the cdc and doctor marcella nunez-smith who was named as chair for the covid-19 equity task force and jeffites will act as coordinator of the covid-19 response president-elect biden and along with this world class team. >>we'll make sure we are doing everything we can to save lives and contain this pandemic once and for all in the newsroom noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>or tonight, ohio representative marcia fudge is biden's pick for secretary of housing and urban development as a former chair of the congressional black caucus, she was just elected to her 7th term in congress and biden is also tapped former agriculture secretary tom vilsack to take that role again in his administration vilsack spent 8 years as head of the u.s. department of agriculture during the obama administration has served 2 terms as iowa governor. >>still winter of pennsylvania's presidential election. the u.s. supreme court today denied republicans latest attempt to try to overturn the state certification after biden won by more than 80,000 votes in pennsylvania, the court refused to question the certification process

jeff wilson jr. has his first touchdown, and the player that dominated the game was chase young, the rookie charted loose and making it a 7-6 game. quite frankly alex smithe pass, smith left the game with a calf injury and did not return. two plays later, molin

you have jeff zines who will be the covid czar he was president obama's economic adviser and then an effort focused on what they are calling yachtity dr. smith alluded to the priorities in an interview last month. and she told vogue that we continue to see mortality rates two times higher among communities of color, particularly among black americans, 50% of people know someone who has died there is a gap in grief and suffering and disproportion tat economic img panpact >>> today marks 79 years since the attack on pearl harbor members of the military and national park service gathering at the site to remember those killed in the attack this year survivors did not attend concern over the pandemic kept them at home the ceremony streamed live for them to watch. 2403 people died during the 75 minute attack on this day in 1941 >>> some pearl harbor fast facts. nearly half of all those killed were on board the uss arizona. two navy sailors who survived are still alive today, the ship still rests in the hawaii harbor and every year nearly 2 million visit the white memorial structure to pay contribute. >>> one of the last living tuskegee airmen cele

jeff zients to be the coordinator of his administration'sseovid-19 resp former white house and pentagon senior adviser natalie quillian was tapped to be his deputy. and, yale medical professor,r. marcella nunez-smithwill chair the president's covid-19 equity task force. this afternoon president-elect , biden also nounced he has chosen retired army general lloyd austin as his nominee for secrety of defense. austin would be the first black american thold that post. judy: this evening, the "newshour" can confirm that u.s. representative marcia fudge, democrat from ohio, will be president-elect biden's nominee to be secretary of housing and urban development. we turn agaito yamiche what more do we know at this hour about the white house's effort on the vaccine front, what they are pushing to do? yamich the president took today to really take a victory lap and brag about the fact that he was able, he says, to oversee this really speedy vaccine distribution and development. he wanted to make the case that even though he's in the waning days of his presidency that he is someone who was doubted and people suld give him credit. but we know also is he signed this executive order that are supposed to be abou

smith, definitely the comeback player of the year. he had some good moments as a 49 er too. late in the 1st quarter, no score, but the niners get on the board first s jeffnior barreling into the end zone. it's 7 nothing 40 niners so a good start but late in the second now the niners up 76, but the tides change here nick mullens is sacked in loses the football. and this absolute sicko chase young picks up the loose ball in outruns everyone that's where that dude was made in the laboratory, i'm sure of it. it's 16 7 washington now. look at this another no no from only this time he is picked off by cameron below. that's a house call right there 76 yards. washington football team goes up 23 to 7. same score now early in the 4th quarter but the niners fall back into moment to call use check on the bootleg is 23 to 15 after a successful. 2 point conversion. now under 2 to go into 4 still a chance last chance for nick mullens but. guess what kendrick bourne he is short of the sticks on 4th down and the forty-niners go on to lose this one 23 to 15 with the loss the niners fall to 10th place in the nfc 2 games out of a playoff spot with 3 games left in 4 teams a

jeff zients to be the coordinator of his administration's covid-19 response. former white house and pentagon senior adviser natalie quillian was tapped to be his deputy. and, yale medical professorun dr. marcella nez-smith will chair the president's covid-19 equity task force. this afternoon president-elect biden announce he has chosen retired attorney general lloyd austin and his secretary of defense, the first black american to hold that post. >> woodruff: this evening, the newshour can confirm u.s. , presentative marcia fudge, democrat from ohll be president-elect biden's nominee to be secretary of housing and urban development. so we turn again to yamiche. yaatche, what more to we kno this hour about the white house's efforts on the vaccine front, what they're pushing to do? >> reporter: well, the president took today to really take a victory lap and brag about the fact that he was able, he says, to oversee this speedy vaccine distribution and development. he wanted to make the case, even presidency, that he is someone who was doubted and people should give hime crdit. we know he signed his executive order, it's to be putting americans first, americans being prioritized. trump administratficials say

jeff signs understands how to deal with complex subject matter, get everybody working together. i saw him doing it effectively in the obama administration. and dr. smithher specialty is the fact that we have inequality in health care. the notion that joe biden has elevated somebody with that expertise, that's his recognition that we have so far to go in terms of making health care equally accessible to everybody in this country, no matter who you are. >> you know, claire, i was thinking of just that, the idea of inequality when i watched our colleague steph ruhle back after fighting covid for two weeks, and she gave anyone that hasn't seen it should watch, she gave a six minute -- she spoke honestly about the failures of the government, that isolating is for the privileged few. isolating after you have covid is not something you can do if your family won't eat if you miss two weeks of work or three if it takes that long to test negative for covid. so claire, i think that there's some sort of, i don't know, trauma muscle memory of the last four years, but to have a health team that's actually, one, trying to protect us all from covid, trying to put the

smith. hi, trace. >> trace: good morning, i'm trace gallagher. lawmakers pointing out back in 2017 pelosi called for the resignation of former attorney general jeff sessions over his meetings with the russian ambassador. they call swalwell's situation more dangerous and unusual. our own sean hannity had this to say. >> one thing is clear, swalwell one of the biggest russian hoaxers and truthers in d.c. must be throwing off the intel community i think immediately as a national security threat posed by china is growing by the day. that's clear and why republican lawmakers are continuing to press the f.b.i. for a briefing on other efforts of the chinese government and operatives to influence our politicians. >> sandra: brand-new developments in the hunter biden tax probe this morning. a.p. reporting president trump may push the justice department to appoint a special counsel. we'll have much more on all this when senator rand paul joins us in moments. but first fox team coverage for you this morning, katie pavlich is standing by. kristin fisher is live at the white house but we begin with rich edson on the eric swalwell story live from washington th

smith. hi, trace. >> trace: good morning, i'm trace gallagher. lawmakers pointing out back in 2017 pelosi called for the resignation of former attorney general jeffwn sean hannity had this to say. >> one thing is clear,