here is patty jenkins. you about this last week there was a huge announcement that you're going to be directing a "star wars" movie. >> yeah. i'm super excited. the way it all came together is like so amazing and magical. so of course i want to make a "star wars" film what a dream, what an honor. like oh, my god. but it was funny when they first came to talk to me about it, i was thinking, well, it would really have to be the right story for me i would want to be -- and then they said actually -- okay i've been waiting my entire life and looking for the right fighter pilot story because having grown up the daughter of a fighter pilot it is the most dramatic thing to have a parent who's a fighter pilot. they're going off to war they're flying the coolest planes people are dying people are getting crazy news. people are becoming heroes my father's getting the silver star the drama is high. so i was always trying to find, fishing for a modern dogfight story. i couldn't find the right one. x wing the fact that

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griff jenkins, great reporting, thank you so very much. the tour buses on the move. >> regions where the icu capacity is falling below 15%, we are now mandating that we are implementing a stay-at-home order for three weeks. this is not a permanent state, we are a few months away from truly seeing real progress with a vaccine, real distribution, real accessibility, real availability. we do not anticipate having to do this once again. >> harris: making the police but the heat is really hot on this governor after california's democrat governor gavin newsom announced a new round of stay-at-home orders amid the covid surge. another blow for businesses struggling mightily during this crisis and now the los angeles county sheriff's signaling that his deputies will be scaling back their enforcement. watch. >> i want to stay away from businesses that are trying to comply the best they can, they've bent over backwards to modify their entire operation and then they have the rug yanked out from under them. i don't want to make their lives anymore diff

i'm griff jenkins. and i am joined by emily compagno and will cain.re, santa on the move. just looking at the norad tracker four minutes ago. he arrived new zealand, will. you are questioning it. he is there and we are told by the tracker santa casino, quote, checking out beach in new zealand. we will have more throughout the show. emily: that's exactly right, griff. good morning to you both. a merry christmas eve. and later in the show we will have the general from norad which, when i saw that on the run down i mean i got chills. that celebrity status to me. he is the closest thing we have got to santa and i'm really excited about that, will. will: i'm glad you are excited about that. i want to push back on griff here if i can start the morning. my question do not reveal doubt about the magic of santa claus. may only curiosity driven if i'm correct it's already 12:47 a.m. christmas day in new zealand. he is working on christmas day. and i guess throughout the course of the show this morning we should be tracking him as he moves from new zealand to au

griff je jenkins, jessica and wl cain. coming up, frank luntz weighs in on the president and the press during this tumultuous transition. howie: joining news to analyze the media, the president and the transition, frank luntz, the veteran republican pollsters and frank, with the death toll from coronavirus going higher and higher, it's now about 330,000 americans, what's your take on the whole year's coronavirus coverage by the media, which played it up, at times, president trump played it down and we have the vaccines. what's been the impact on the credibility of the press. >> it's horrible. it's horrible. the credibility of the politicians, it's been damaging to the credibility of the press. everyone has suffered. we did a study for the beaumont foundation and what we found is that there's still about a third of americans that are nervous about this vaccine and we need them to take it. my frustration right now as we end the year is that the president is tweeting about an election that's over with and instead he should be

griff jenkins is down with the crowd.i, griff. >> hey, leland, you know the latest fox news poll shows that 77% of trump supporters think that the election was stolen. let me show you a crowd that 100% thinks that. you can see katrina pierson speaking to the crowd now, but i want to hear from kylie cramer, executive director of women for america. why are you doing this? >> we're doing this because the american people feel their vote has been disenfranchised and we ha have-- he's been fighting for us for four years and we're fighting for him. and we want every legal ballot to be counted and every illegal ballot to be dismissed. there was a massive outpouring and within four or five days, we kept the momentum going. and we had one bus and added one throughout the tour. people throughout the country are fired up and feel their voice has not been heard. >> you're going to the supreme court. what's the message to the supreme court? >> that the american people are watching and we deserve to have the constitution upheld. many me

s streaming platform wonder woman director patti jenkins agrees with no one but she says she's glad her film will be released online instead of being held back. she won't do well here longest running soap opera in the world britain's coronation street is turning 60 with more than 10000 episodes broadcast the show has served as a model for daily television around the globe pairing a light humor with plenty of intrigue. lots of drama there and former u.s. president and best selling author of barack obama accepted the voice of influence award given by literary and human rights organization pen america singer and writer patti smith was also honored at the virtual edition of pam's annual gala she accepted the literary serviceable award for authors who write about the human condition have the power well african american culture is known around the globe but the experiences of black europeans have only recently gained visibility within the white mainstream british author photographer johnny pitts has done his part to help as a 21000 book afro p.n. notes from black europe has just been named th

griff jenkins is live with more, griff? griff: good morning, ainsley.ion into hunter began two years ago not publicly known. that was the same time when now president-elect biden was making statements like this during the debates. watch. >> my son has not made money in terms of this thing about what are you talking about, china? i have not had -- the only guy that made money f

spunt wilmington and charles watson keeping an eye outside the protest rally and give with griff jenkins. >> good evening trace is feels like a classic trump rally here you can see thousands of people gathered behind me. we're here in some of the classic songs we hear in the warmup before them and president as you mentioned is in the air. he'll be here in less than an hour he's coming in fired up on two fronts. first, it is going to be all about a rigged election and remember this is the first time not only we see the president rallying after the election but it is the first time he's in this setting amongst thousands of supporters who are angry and genuinely believe all of the ailses of widespread voter fraud, and are upset they feel that election was stolen that number one sign and chant we're hearing is stop the steal. stop the steal. we expect the president also to go after georgia republican governor brian kemp he's tweeted twice about him. wanting him to get involved, and do more about intervening in the election results. we expect the president to call on the georgia state legisla

up next we will go to a follow-up from austin jenkins. reporter: thanks very much. governor, can you address the violence over the last couple of weekends in and around the capital and what might be done going forward to keep future violence from happening? gov. inslee: i have to tell you, it is maddening. it is just maddening. here we are in the middle of a pandemic, we now have a vaccine, we have a new president, and we ought to be pulling on the rope together rather than having unnecessary fights that don't help anybody, from any side of the compass. i'm expressing great disrespect for those who are engaged in violence without benefit to anybody from any source, from any side of the ideological compass. so what we are doing is trying to diffuse temperament -- tensions as much as possible. law enforcement officers are trying to keep people apart. so that their instincts don't lead to violence. we are doing everything we can. i just hope people will try to show a commitment to people's health right now, rather than anger. that is the best thing i can say. this is a

griff jenkins on the ground there. you can see live pictures there. camping out since 7:00 o'clock this morning. so they've got a full 12 hours. it looks a little chilly down there. it's not that warm. ♪ ♪ arthel: all eyes on georgia ahead of crucial runoff to determine which party controls the senate. president trump heads there today for a rally with the state's two republican senators, it'll take place just hours from now. the president looking to rev up the gop base as both parties pump money into resources there in georgia. hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hi, arthel, hello, everyone, thank you for joining us, i'm eric sean. the president's trip to georgia comets as he continues to push forward with legal challenges in several key battleground states over the election. the court decisions have continually rejected claims as republicans in president's criticism of the electoral process, could hurt republican voter turnout for the georgia runoff. republican committee chair ronna mcdaniel s

the last point is the buzz coming out of this the next star wars will be directed by patty jenkins. i know they announce a lot of tv episodes and things but as with the movie business, the buzz comes out of the theatrical. >> you are right there was an affirmation of a commitment to the theatrical business sounds like it will be a will the of flexibility deciding what content will go straight to diz mi plus. i do want to point out this is stands in contrast to what we heard from warner media. they announced for the next year going to be releasing 18 films in theaters at the same time as they are available on hbo max. does that pose a bigger threat to the theatrical movie going business >> i wouldn't use the word threat i think it was mostly a lack of understanding of a lot of elements of how the theatrical business works first of all, when people make movies, they are different than making tv things for streaming when big directors like chris or danny or patty jenkins envision their movies, they envision them on the big carescreen and they o special effects that way they telling a v

we've got team coverage for you this afternoon on fox with steve harrigan and griff jenkins in atlantajeff paul in nevada where we expect the judge to rule today on a trump campaign lawsuit. hi, jeff. >> john, we are standing by waiting for any sort of decision by this judge here outside the courtroom in carson nevada. the last direction he gave both sides was to give them any information that they might have that would help his decision, to get it to him around 10:00 local time. that deadline has come and passed. really the judge not giving any sort of hint as to which way he's leaning. he listened to both democrats and republicans as they squared off inside the courtroom yesterday. for about two and a half hours, the trump team wants the nevada election thrown out on the basis of voter fraud but the democrats say this is a desperate claim without any solid evidence. >> this is an unusual situation. what we can't do is turn a blind eye, keep being the beacon of representative democracy of the world. when it goes out, you can't just turn a blind eye to it. >> it is fundamentally undemo

griff jenkins is in washington for us now. griff.n good evening, yeah march for trump supporters several thousand were not happy with that decision. but let me show you what you have now. you have a strong police presence here in the downtown streets. we're about a block away from black lives matter plaza and just up from freedom plaza where it was because proud boys turnsed out their strong and antifa turn out out and taunting each other and few incidents isolated here. but earlier this the day, it was a massive turnout for president trump in freedom plaza. that one point you even had the president on marine one buzzing over the crowd, the crowd absolutely going nuts, and what the speakers at the rally were saying today, by and large it was that even though the supreme court ruled against them yesterday, and even though they haven't had success in other lawsuits that this is far from over. they believe that the president did indeed win they believe the election was stolen. and the president in an interview with our own brian kilmead

my 300 colleague and i mentioned reverend jenkins. he's doing great work there. they have to commute. they stay there and produce. so in our last minute or so, what would you give as the advice for pastors in that urban area and centers, seeing it move away. what was the best way to galvanize ministry? around mission and relationship. it's not just coming in sunday morning for celebration. it's everything that happens during the week whether feeding the homeless, dealing with human trafficking, planning outreach in thank you communit. that's instilled in our dna. >>> speaking out on those that are voiceless. people committed to that, there's no distance they won't drive in order for that to be maintained. they've maintained relationships with one another. they've been in each other's weddings, want to see their grandchildren be a part. if you can build relationship among those members, you'll have success. success is not surprise. success is impact. jesus had 12. he changed the world. we're on mosaic today because of the ministry. >> amen. >> we'll keep that in m

patty jenkins also is directing a new"star wars" >> between that and "soul" we have good options fortmas. we'll be watching. >> the abc7 yule log, too. getting into the christmas spirit. i think we all need that. >> mm-hmm. >> yes. good one, julian. tomorrow will be a great day to stay home because it will be wet and windy in the afternoon. but for now i want to show you this pretty live shot looking out towards the bay and the bay bridge. today will be a great day to get outside and go for a walk or do any of the last-minute errands you need to do for christmas. we have mostly cloudy for today and then possible sprinkle because of a system to our south moving through. you can see the high clouds in the distance with this live shot. turning wet and windy for christmas tomorrow afternoon. the morning will start off dry. a colder storm arrives on sunday afternoon. highs today will be in the upper 50s to low 60s. san francisco 60. the oakland, 62 as well as san jose cooler inland. get ready for the storm tomorrow. we rank it 1 out of 5 on the storm impact scale. spotty showers are possi

griff jenkins live in washington with more. hi, griff. >> reporter: good afternoon, dana. leader kevin mccarthy has signed on to the texas lawsuit. that brings the total number of house republicans to 126 out of a total of 196 supporting the 17 states supporting texas who just filed a few hours ago their final brief, leaving things in the supreme court's hands, waiting to see if -- this is a big if -- the high court will get involved in a lawsuit, which ultimately seeks to invalidate the election results in those four states that you mentioned. texas' attorney general ken paxton had this to say in the last hour. listen. >> we're not necessarily saying we know how they should handle the election. we're saying the constitution requires the state legislature to set the rules and laws as it relates to federal elections. their responsibility. we did that in texas. most other states didn't. the states that we are suing failed to do it. they didn't follow their own state law and, therefore, they didn't follow the u.s. constitution. that matters and it affects my voters and voters

we are putting our pixar film knowledge to the test and we have patty jenkins, marcus king and 12 days of christmas sweaters. it is a great show tonight. >> now levels are dropping quickly at andrerson reservoir n purpose. anderson is being drained for a massive earthquake retro fit of the dam which is 70 years old. we are back with more. >> a covid-19 vaccine could be around the corner. we will break down everything that you need to know. >> plus, if you absolutely have to fly our response team is telling you how to do it safely during the pandemic. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. >> let's look at the nations capitol. a new covid relief bill is finally taking shape in congress. top leaders and the treasure secretary hashed out the final details last night and say a deal is close. >> we

but then, she teamed with director patti jenkins on the "wonder woman" phenomenon and made her a rolemen and girls around the world. the two the are back with the highly anticipated sequel, "wonder woman 1984" well is a gift to all of us on christmas day. willie had a virtual "sunday sit down." ♪ >> hi, gal, how are you? >> there's two cameras. hi, i'm good. good to see you. how have you been? >> nice to see you again. i've been great. >> are we using this camera, too? >> you have the slippers on -- >> my -- how can i woman possibly fight in this? >> gal gadot may have become an icon when she stepped into wonder woman's boots, but in real life, she still prefers something a little more comfortable. how would you say your life has been changed by "wonder woman"? >> the basic things -- they didn't change because i'm so grounded and i'm a mother and a wife, and you know, even when i work, the glory and the fame is -- is just a side effect. i'm still pinching myself right now. the time will come, diana -- >> in "wonder woman 1984," gadot returns to the film franchise that three years ago

warner brothers is now fast tracking wonder woman ii with gal gadot on board and patty jenkins who will direct. >> i didn't get a chance to see it. a lot of folks did. >> a lot of people panned it on social media. people seemed like they weren't really feeling this version. i love wonder woman. it takes me back to childhood and even having the chance to meet linda carter. i don't know now because so many people questioned it. >> i have to watch it myself. i feel like i never agree with the twitter critics, so we'll see. >> naomi thank you. >>> up next, extreme snow removal. a kentucky man turns up the heat and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidne

patty jenkins, the woman behwod er woman directs a new star wars film that will going into cinemas inor 2023. so it'seaotusting in that kind of direction but what disney have always been great at is taking that incredible back catalog of familiar material and thinking how can we expand thi m and make morey out of this? they have a brand-new streaming channel outperforming exctations and they are filling it with as much material from that as they possibly can. anchor: just time to say a song least 26 years ago, a christmas beloved favorite, has finally reached number 1 -- mariah s"rey's "all i want for christ with capped off the top spot in 1994 but n it has knocked ariana grande off the top spot. we are not going to pl because you know it. as alwayshanks for watching. i will be back very shortly. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provideby... uage specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs stati

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s streaming platform one or woman director patti jenkins agrees with no one but she says she's glad her film will be released online instead of being held back. well the longest running soap opera in the world britain's coronation street is turning 60 with more than 10000 episodes broadcast the show has served as a model for daily television around the globe pairing white humor with plenty of intrigue and drama. lots of drama there and former u.s. president and best selling author of barack obama except of the voice of influence award given by literary and human rights organization pen america singer and writer patti smith was also honored at the virtual edition of pan's annual gala she accepted the literary service award for authors who write about the human condition have the power well african american culture is known around the globe but the experiences of black europeans have only recently gained visibility within the white mainstream british author photographer johnny pitts has done his part to help as a 21000 book afro p.n. notes from black europe has just been named the winner

we begin with griff jenkins. the president continues to fight in several battleground states today. where are they? >> good morning, trace. that's right. they filed a new lawsuit in wisconsin last night. in just a few hours in nevada they will be presenting some 15 witnesses before a judge claiming voter fraud. this in the wake of attorney general bill barr finding no evidence of a fraud that could change the outcome of the election results. and it is after that 46 minute video the white house released to social media without any members of the press present where the president repeated many claims of fraud that he has made before. none of which have held up in court so far. >> president trump: this colossal of mail-in voting opened the floodgates to massive fraud. it's a widely known fact that the voting rolls are packed with people who are not lawfully eligible to vote. this is not disputed. it has never been disputed. >> meanwhile in michigan the president's legal team led by giuliani presented more witnesses with allegations of fraud at a hearing before the michigan house oversi

jenkins them in and a generation of leaders from shanghai decided that china should shake up the economy major projects rang up everywhere in the country opened up to foreign business. you shall go was no longer the bleeding heart intellectual of the eighty's he had lost his post at the university and he no longer had the right to publish in china. with his friend the poet t.o. he knew he looked for a new role among beijing's intellectuals. his handlers are specialty at that time with new shop board was petitions we love petitions he whined he never stopped writing political petitions which were often more or less about the tiananmen square massacre and at that time there were no computers everything had to be sent by fax you another you meet again all the time so there are often not all that many signatures on the petitions obviously i never knew exactly how many hundreds but many or not there were not enough to stop us from being systematically arrested the following day though genes are coming you are about to get to other. so you shall both found himself implicated in a host of dispu

griff jenkins in the nation's capital. more on this in our second hour with arkansas attorney general leslie rutledge. why her state is supporting the lawsuit and how she expects it to play out coming up. >> sandra: an fda advisory panel endorsed pfizer's coronavirus vaccine for emergency use giving it the green light yesterday in a 17-4 vote clearing the way for fda leaders to give their final approval. hhs secretary alex azar telling maria bartiromo he is confident that will happen shortly. >> what we have said to pfizer is that we intend to grant authorization for their vaccine and at this point it is really a matter of working out some of the final details, dotting the is, crossing the,s, getting the fact sheet for the doctors. within the next couple days we'll start having pfizer ship that vaccine to where the governors have told us. >> sandra: as the u.s. outbreak continues to worsen. more than 3,000 people are dying from the virus each day. >> trace: as pfizer waits for the green light from the fda the company's shi

s streaming platform wonder woman director patti jenkins agrees with no one but she says she's glad her film will be released online instead of being held back. she won't dwell the longest running soap opera in the world britain's coronation street is turning 60 with more than 10000 episodes broadcast the show has served as a model for daily television around the globe pairing white humor with plenty of intrigue and drama. lots of drama there and former u.s. president and best selling author barack obama accepted the voice of influence award given by literary and human rights organization pen america singer and writer paddy smith was also honored at the virtual edition of pan's annual gala she accepted the literary serviceable award for authors who write about the human condition have the power well african american culture is known around the globe but the experiences of black europeans have only recently gained visibility it within the white mainstream british author photographer johnny pitts has done his part to help as a 21000 book afro p.n. notes from black europe has just been nam

to life, and just hours before you can watch "wonder woman," we're talking to the director patty jenkins good morning, america. so happy to have you with us on this christmas eve morning. take a look. santa on the move as we speak delivering presents to children all over the planet. i got in a little trouble last night because my son made cookies for santa. daddy had a few bites. maybe more than a few bites. >> you're getting coal for christmas. that's what's happening. >> he was already getting coal. >> yes. >> but still. >> you can bet santa's got some gadgets in that sleigh of his which means a lot will log on to the internet with our new give those this morning, we're going to show you some simple ways to boost your wi-fi for free. >> fast internet speed so dan can post his cat videos on social media. >> so important. >>> we have a busy morning here today, and first, a lot of news to get to starting with that monster christmas storm on the move already causing chaos on the roads. so let's go back to rob marciano ch tracking the very latest for us. good morning, rob, once again. >> re

sir bernard jenkin is a conservative member of parliament who's a leading eurosceptic.ade deal. there are shortcomings in it, their bits and pieces where we've had to compromise that we don't like. but overall, to produce a sovereignty—compliant deal, a free trade agreement with the eu where we get free access to the eu's single market for our goods without tariffs or quantitative restrictions is what people said we would never be able to achieve. and the eu has, in the end, had to accept that if they want free trade with us, they can't control us. the whole question of governance was a very persistent problem in the negotiations. in the end, while some of the language about governance exists in the agreement, and there will be mechanisms for disagreeing about fair competition or state aid and so on, it's an international agreement between sovereign equals. it's not tying us into the orbit of the european union. the argentine senate is preparing to debate a bill legalising abortion despite objections from the country's influential roman catholic church. the bill would a

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.d wind gusts in excess of 80mph across the south of england and north—west wales. 106mph at the needles on the isle of wight, coupled with some torrential rain courtesy of this very active cold front. it's now cleared south and eastwards. we are all in this much colder air and we've got plenty of showers feeding in from the west, many of them wintry. the amber wind warning from the met office has now expired. the winds continue to ease through today. a number of flood warnings remain in place and we have snow and ice warnings in place as well. the best of the sunshine through the rest of sunday, in central and eastern parts of the uk. plenty of showers feeding in from the west. they will continue to be wintry, particularly across scotland and northern england but almost anywhere could see some sleet 01’ snow. suddenly feeling very cold. still we are exposed to the brisk wind although the gusts easing down all the while. as we head through this evening and overnight, a more persistent s

are calling griff jenkins a traitor because he didn't report certain things. we tune into all of these things that tell us what we want to believe. tos is something we have work out on her own. we have to do the investigation and read different sources to find out what the truth is. tax cuts improve the economy. overspending doesn't. nobody is talking about it. republicaned to be issue. do we want to be indebted to china? why is nobody talking about the debt? cut anything.o they don't want to cut the rate of increase in spending. spending helps them get reelected. that's what it's all about. biden wants to spend even more money and trump is not guiltless. he spent a lot of money as well. we've got to get the debt under control. no newspaper is talking about this. let's hear from stratford, connecticut. caller: good morning. all trump does at these rallies is complain. he never has any solutions. a good leader has solutions. do you think this is why he lost the election? guest: it's a good question. it will be debated by historians and political leaders to come

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.some flood warnings in place. the details on our website. behind the rain, plenty of showers pushing in from the west, many bringing snow across scotland. into parts of wales and northern ireland and later in the night into central and southern england, a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. where there are clear skies, forced and patchy fog in places, with temperatures at or below freezing, perhaps as low as minus eight celsius across the glens of scotland. sunny spells tomorrow but further winds, a longer spell of snow through central and southern england, and further wintry showers into eastern and north—eastern coast, as we head through the afternoon. a cold day for some, temperatures will not get much above freezing. goodbye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. borisjohnson promises big changes following his brexit trade deal, as his chancellor rishi sunak says the deal brings reassurance to those who were worried about the impact on businesses. the rollout of the pfizer biontech c

the weather now with alina jenkins. hello.or some as we move into the final day of 2020. still very much in the cold air across the uk, temperatures widely well below freezing through the early hours of thursday morning, with the potential for some freezing fog across parts of england and wales. for new year's eve, it's a cold day wherever you are. for most, a mixture of wintry showers with some sunshine, but across scotland through the morning, a more general spell of rain, sleet and snow sliding its way southwards and also into northern ireland as well. as the morning wears on, that snow will tend to become confined to higher ground, just pushing to the far north of england through the afternoon. a few wintry showers for parts of northwest, southwest england, west wales. the further south and east you are, mainly dry with some sunshine once any freezing fog has lifted through the morning. still a cold northerly wind, particularly biting for parts of western scotland and northern ireland. not quite as cold across scotland and

. >> former michigan gonzales jenkins grinholm has been nominated for transportation secretary.awyer brenda mallory was nominated to be the chair of the white house council on environmental quality. and former epa head jenna mccarthy was nominated as a climate advisor and a climate ax period of time and long time biden advisor was nominated to be deputy climate advisor. >>> today a operate day for a lot of families to be able to spread superchristmas joy. >> coming up, how the salvation army teamed up with a bay area sports team today to give back. >>> and the sunny skies are here to stay. mark is up with your complete forecast right after the break. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> more than 2,000 sacramento area families will have presents and food this christmas. the salvation army hosted its christmas distribution e

bbc weather‘s alina jenkins explains.tland. but these were not your usual thunderstorms. thundersnow was reported in edinburgh, and the sound was so unusual, concerned residents contacted the emergency services, fearing there had been an explosion. i woke my husband, who is really hard to wake, and i said to him, "what was that noise?" and he said, "it's thunder." and i said, "no, i don't think you can get thunder with snow." i thought it might have been a bomb going off or something. maybe a building being demolished, you know? it took me to go on to twitter to find out it was thunder, anyway, but it was particularly loud. while thundersnow isn't that common, it does happen here in the uk and it's the same mechanism which creates thunderstorms in the summer — instability in the atmosphere and lots of energy. but in this case, the air was cold enough that instead of rain, it was snow. like summer thunderstorms, the winter counterpart can produce

todd: griff jenkins, thanks.ley: a new jersey judge whose son shot and killed a lawyer who had a grudge against her imposing a new law, daniel was killed and her husband seriously hurt after police say hollander opened fire, he had been stocking her for months. she's introducing daniel's law to protect personal information of judges. >> that information is what led to this gentleman having a complete dossier on me and my family and fortunately every day individuals using that information to threaten judges. >> reporter: daniel's law was passed in new jersey, demanding the senate passed a similar policy. >> california's governor, tweeting with your household safely, explore your neighborhood and like going to the beach. month after he shutdown beaches, describing disturbing crowd sizes. hollywood stepping back at a california bar owner who snapped of viral video saying she's losing everything while the movie industry still allowed to work. >> to my outdoor patio. this is dangerous but right next to me is a slap in

one new star wars film, i should add, rogue squadron outing christmas 2023 and directed by patty jenkinsthe film productions after solo which did not do well in 2018. that was quite boring, in some ways. it was a bit, really. but the tv show seem bit, really. but the tv show seem to be doing well so what is the plan? do they want is to go to cinemas with popcorn and an usher showing us to a seat 01’ an usher showing us to a seat orare an usher showing us to a seat 01’ are we an usher showing us to a seat or are wejust left alone an usher showing us to a seat or are we just left alone in oui’ or are we just left alone in our homes? if they own the cinemas, yes. the streaming services, not so fast, is on and netflix and disney are not so and netflix and disney are not so fast. last week we had warner brothers releasing all of their films warner brothers releasing all of theirfilms on hbo max in 2021, all of their films on the streaming service 2021, hbo max, then the cinemas so the cinemas were getting worried because obviously during the pandemic they had been virtually empty and now disn

jenkins' them in and a generation of leaders from shanghai decided that china should shake up the economy major projects rang up everywhere in the country opened up to foreign business. you shall bow was no longer the bleeding heart intellectual of the 80s he had lost his post at the university and he no longer had the right to publish in china. with his friend the poet yell he knew he looked for a new role among beijing's intellectuals. his handlers are specialty at that time with new shop boards petitions we love petitions he wants he never stopped writing political petitions which were often more or less about the tiananmen square massacre and at that time there were no computers everything had to be sent by fax you another you media time so there are often not all that many signatures on the petitions obviously i never knew exactly how many hundreds but many are not if they were not enough to stop us from being systematically arrested the following day the ho genes are coming your body gets rather. so you shall both found himself implicated in a host of disputes in the ninety's his ac

i'm leland vittert, the rally and live coverage of the president's remarks as it happens, griff jenkins the rally. what's on the play list, griff? griff: hey, leland and gillian, good afternoon to you. let me tell you this crowd very excited to hear the president and the first lady coming down and, of course, he will, indeed, talk about the election as he believes was rigged but the folks here are totally aware of what is at stake. the control of the senate hanging in the balance and that's why vice president pence was rallying in savannah yesterday with senators perdue and loeffler trying to get people to turn out and vote, watch. >> so between now and when the polls close on january 5, we need you to vote, georgia. we need to you tell everybody to get it done. i know we've all got our doubts about our last election, and i actually hear some people saying, just don't vote. my fellow americans, if you don't vote, they win. griff: look how lose the races are. dead even in the real clear politics average, perdue and ossoff separated by two tenths of a point. 315 million combined between t

leaving nothing to chance pouring money and other resources into the peach state let's go to griff jenkinsive with more. griff. >> hi arthel good afternoon andless than about 30 minutes we're going see the president, first lady depart the white house and marine one, air force base down to georgia for post election rally and you see people here behind me filling in, it is not on that crowd because weave been hearing all day chants of stop this steal and expect the president to talk about what he thinks is a rigged election and as you mentioned, senators perdue and love the her will be in attendance one who will not be here republican governor brian kemp who has been a frequent recent target of the president's including this tweet just a few hours ago. where the president tweets, i will easily and we cannily win georgia if governor brian kemp or the secretary of state permit a civil signature verification. he has not done and will show large scale discrepancies where are two republicans saying no if we win georgia everything else falls in place. governor kemp communication director says he c

i'm griff jenkins sitting in with nicole saphier and jason chaffetz. very merry christmas. good morning, nicole and jason. you know i'm reminded in

. >> give jenkins live in washington to break it down. >> reporter: a lot happening in georgia. unpack it starting with the president again claiming victory promising more lawsuits and ratcheting up his feud with the republican governor tweeting why won't governor camp, the hapless governor of georgia uses emergency powers which can be easily done to overrule his obstinate secretary of state and to a match of signatures on envelopes. it will be a gold mine of fraud and we will easily win the state, the tweet was flagged by twitter and governor kemp rejected the president's call saying georgia law prohibits the government from interfering in elections. this as a federal judge orders state officials including the governor and secretary of state to respond to inspection demands relating to sidney powell's lawsuit alleging dominion voting system machines are part of a vast voter fraud scheme. dominion denied the claims, georgia's elections chief dismissed it. >> the ridiculous claim of these lawsuits are just that, they are insanity. fever dream made up, internet, ball, nothing was