i'm jessi tenure. all right. jessi, thank you for that. >> well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, the u.s. government correcting wrongfully sent approval letters for student debt relief. we're going break down the latest information on student loan forgiveness will [ sneezing ] are you okay? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. coricidin is the #1 doctor recommended cold and flu brand. specially designed for people with high blood pressure. be there for life's best moments. trust coricidin. music (i swear) jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day...and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. >> well down, 9 million americans have received incorrect email saying that their application for the student debt relief program. i've been approved yet. 26 million borrowers who apply for loan relief. 16 million of already been approved. the most were supposed to say that the applications were rec

we also hear liza jessie peterson.eautifully in this film, how you went to angola and what happened. >> thank you for having me. i had the opportunity to lead north henderson, also featured in the documentary, and he and i are both grantees with art for justice. they had a meeting where we were working on ending mass incarceration. we all met. noris, formally incarcerated at angola, took us on a field trip, basically. we got on a bus and he took about 20 of us to visit angola. when he mentioned there was a drama club at angola, i got excited because i wanted to perform my play at angola. that is how i met noris. there was no way i could have ever met noris in new orleans in 2019 would lead to what happened in 2020 in the chapel at angola. amy: what happened? >> oh. [laughter] it was pretty stunning. noris has an amazing elation ship with the administration at angola because he served over 27 years before he was released. he still does reinjury work at the prison. he was able to facilitate with the administration permis

ryan seacrest and jessie james decker, the rockingest new year's ever kicks off on -- told them, ryan. >> "good morning america." >> our thanks to bailey zimmerman for that great performance. that was fantastic. >> so great. he was so awesome. >>> before we go we want to say a major thank you to sean conklin retiring after 26 years as a lighting director at abc, not only here for "gma" but "all my children," "the city," so many shows. he's a three-time emmy winner and beloved member of our crew, so, sean, we wish you the very best and a whole lot of rest where you can sleep past 2:00 a.m. >> thanks so much for making us look so good with this light. thank you so much for watching. have a great day and we will be back tomorrow. >> yes.

i'm jessi tenure. all right, jesse, we'll see how this all plays out. thanks for that update. >> still to come on the kron 4 morning news hollywood stars came to san francisco to attend the sfl words and the bay area native of meng we'll be right back after the break. >> well, as a film awarded for hollywood stars for their achievements in the industry, including oakland's very own ryan coogler. he was there along with oscar nominated actress margot robbie filmmaker sarah polley and stephanie hsu coogler the director of 2 black panther movies accepted the award for excellence in directing. he talked to kron four's ella sogomonian about how growing up in oakland shaped him as an artist. take a listen. >> i think here in the bay area, we grow up with deep sense of appreciation of a rebellious spirit. i think, you and also i just communication skills may god, you know, the talk out here is just a virus you know, being able to see from different the input that exhibit that it, you know, it's all that i think is a is a big part work today how that how, you k

jessi. morning to is all rain. a rush, of course, rejected the cap and ukraine even criticized it for not going far enough. but >> u.s. officials did say there are more options on the table. as the u.s. and other western countries start imposing a price cap on russian oil monday, officials warn president putin continues to target ukraine's energy sources. what he's doing >> is trying weaponize winter on cnn state of the union secretary of state antony blinken said the recent russian attacks on ukrainian infrastructure, including power plants, me no lights and heat for much of the country. this is in the barbaric >> we are pushing back very strongly in our support for ukraine. blinken said that includes missile defenses to ukraine and export controls and sanctions against russia. >> but the biden administration wants congress to do even more approve. an additional 38 billion dollars in ukraine aid as part of a large government funding bill. it's incredibly important that we continue to advance freedom in ukraine. wh

and that is unfair. >> jessie's with me now. the browns won that came with watson on the field. what happens next? >> reporter: kate, watson faces two more lawsuits still. and the nfl says that he remains in mandatory treatment. after a return that brought mixed reaction, including some people seeming to make light of disturbing allegations. kate? >> jessie, thank you. >>> in wac shah, wisconsin, the town just finished manching in its an eventual christmas parade. tonight residents returned celebrating the lives lost and the town's determination to keep the tradition going. maura barrett is there. >> reporter: tonight, waukesha's christmas parade is back, bigger and stronger than ever. the community turning up in force one year after tragedy struck, when a man drove an suv through parade, killing six people and injuring dozens more. today, 80 floats line the streets, led by six snow flake cutouts in honor of the lives lost. the dancing grannies, who lost some of their own, are back too. >> what does it mean to you that you're back here dancing again after being injured? >> it me

that's what some nasa scientists are saying. jessie, your vote yes or no? i don't think they 10 years is to show it. give me 20 to 30 years and i'll say yes . all right. well what about you, renee? i was going to to decays yet 1010 years is a bit short. isn't years is a been sort i'm. yeah, yeah, i would say along the same line. yeah. you know, i'm renee and jesse say, student will go back, but go ahead, renee, quickly that you know yet you allies to decays. this is very short. it means that we, our generation will see this groundbreaking discovery. and that's really the story went thing about it. so we humanity as reach technology maturity, transfer that question and that, you know, we should appreciate that it's just really amazing. and i'm not going to say that web is going to do that. and, but i said it's gonna make join step to understand the habitable deal, cuz i think in 5 you will say, okay, here's our planet, we know there's water in his atmosphere and is all the molecules and the looks like this, maybe habitable. well, that's the place to look at.

i'm jessi tenure. for your help. tonight, we are days away from the busy holiday weekend and growing fears of >> what they're calling a triple demic are increasing as cases of covid the flu and rsv continue to rise. today we spoke with infectious disease expert, a local doctor. peter chin hong with ucsf about what to do. if you start coming down with symptoms of one of these viruses and how to keep people around you safe. >> of all, don't go to work or to >> trying to figure out if you have covid, which is easier to do with that test and if you really feel like it might be flu, try to get a diagnosis you be could be eligible for the time of flu, which can cut down least one day of sometimes. but you have to get it within 36 hours. fox a little bit 5 days. flu top of so you need to get it within 36 hours. >> doctor chin-hong also said ucsf is hospital is seeing high hospitalization rates but nothing compared to the past 2 years storing the height of the pandemic. >> the national weatser service is monitoring king tide

>> jesse: professionally. >> will: right, thank you, jessie.en your relationships. >> d>> dagen: if anybody needs tips from me about anything, you better just not leave your cats. >> sandra: are you wild? >> dagen: i just don't go. i stay at home. i get like -- i hide in the bathroom. >> will: during the party? >> dagen: i'm super uncomfortable. i don't make small talk. i'm bad at chitchat. i'm like -- i'm like talking to the bartender. >> will: that sounds like a lot of fun, dagen. >> dagen: i am awkward. >> sandra: sounds fun, merry christmas. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ so how many vaccines have you given to people? me? about 1000. walgreens...millions. no way can i miss her big debut. with your booster, i think you'll be there. for every twirl. i got a shot so my sister won't get sick. way to go, big bro! so while we're here... ...flu shot, as well? let's do it. when you need to talk vaccinations, our pharmacists are here. ♪ ♪ i'm not a doctor. i'm not even in a doctor's office. i'm standing on the streets talking to real people about

. >>> plus, jessie james decker is here live with the big surprise before the clock strikes midnight.g, america. the last friday of the year, we are glad it's here. glad that we have you to join us on this friday. just one day to new year's eve and the countdown to 2023 is on. >> the count down is on, party preps are in place and we are prepping for the big party. >> oh, oh. >> hear that jam right there. we've got a festive edition of "binge this" about the end of the year. the music came on a little too soon. we'll talk about rom-coms and sitcoms but also this is a go-to party jam for many including some people in this studio. >> you. >> perhaps you guessed maybe. more on this coming up later in the show. >>> but first, we do have a lot of news to get to this morning, starting wh es trel mess.wepoke exclusively to airline's ceo, bob jordan, this morning about the debacle and elwyn lopez is back with the latest details. hey, elwyn, good morning again. >> reporter: hey, gio, good morning. southwest's ceo says that they're off to a great start this morning. this meltdown, he says, is so

i'm jessi tenure. all right, jesse, thanks for that update. >> still to come on the kron, 4 morning news stores are recalling pajamas because of lead contamination. the stores they were sold at next. we'll be right back. well, taylor swift fans have so much bad blood with ticketmaster. they decided to nearly 30 people from the 13 states have filed a lawsuit against the ticket vendor. the lawsuit alleges ticketmaster engaged in fraud, price fixing an antitrust law violations? well, selling advanced a is for the pop superstar store to get a master's blame what they call unprecedented demand for overwhelming their system. a cause of the tour to sell out prematurely. plaintiffs are seeking a civil fine of $2500 per violation. so we'll be following that. for your health this morning. if your kids take a good look, they all if any of these disney theme pajamas, the makers are asking you to throw them out. nearly 90 pairs 90,000 pairs of pajamas are being recalled. product safety regulators say the 8 paid on

give it up for my sister on the show jessi collins! did such a fabulous job!ristmas movie ever so this is a dream come true. it's not about y'all, it's about us getting to do the christmas miracle. we wanted every year and we love the song written by irving berlin and that one was famously performed by rosa ray clooney and i love this scene. shout out to the costumes as well. our first guest is a woman who loves christmas and christmas music as much as anyone, she made a couple christmas movies and her new movie is called "alice darling" in theater starting december 30th and nationwide january 20th. if say hello to anna kendrick, y'all! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ did we possibly coordinate a tiny bit? >> the sets going to be decorated for christmas and while i kind of picked the dress but maybe it's a pastel '50s. and stop the presses. >> kelly: when you look like christmas right now. >> its iconic and that was iconic. >> kelly: i love the music so much movie so much. what's your christmas go to movie? >> scrooge, home alone. >> kelly: what holiday traditions d

jessie, jessie, jessie. you are hanging everything on this, on the argument about a first amendment. this is a scandal. this is the fbi and 51 former intelligence officials, and by the way, i've signed letters like that, not that were false, but always somebody who generates the letter and then sends it around, who was that, who got it going. and all of those people need to testify before congress. collusion between the national security officials, the fbi, going to twitter to get them to suppress a news story, it was fake news, it was a disgrace that this happened and the entire media establishment went along with it and did not question it and went with the whole narrative. >> i've been for an investigation, but the most shady chain of custody and fox newsroom turned down the story. >> the fbi had the laptop by then, they knew better. >> sandra: do you concede there were not enough people who wanted answers in the moment, jessica, and that would have -- >> for that 48 hours? >> more than 48 hours. come on.

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i'm jessi tenure. back to you, jesse.doubt to president putin. >> probably not happy about this trip by zelenskyy to the u.s.. what do we know about russia? what's the latest from russia on their war effort tonight? >> you have president putin was definitely watching what was going on here in the nation's capital very closely. but he was also kind of having his own address as well with some of his military leaders, essentially saying that he wants to strengthen the troop presence there in ukraine and around its borders. and the defense minister there did say that they would be expanding their military from 1 million to 1.5 million very soon. and so that's why there's kind of fresh concerns going into this almost now. second year of the conflict. >> all right. jessi tenure, thank you for the latest from washington tonight. >> meantime, the house january 6 committee is putting the finishing touches on its final report on the capitol hill insurrection. house investigators say they plan to release or 800 page report as early

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i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you very much. jessie.r money this morning, gas prices continue to drop across and that includes right here in the bay area. so some good news, like good news for you at the pump, marin and solano counties there. the 2 cheapest in the bay area right now with 4.69 at 4.70, respectively in san francisco, gas prices have finally drop below the $5. mark as well. you can see their second from the bottom there for 91. napa county, though, continues to be the most expensive. they're still hovering above the $5 mark at 509. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a shocking coyote attack. well on camera. the injuries had a little girl was left with. we'll show you was left with. we'll show you that video. we come back. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think abou

let's bring in jessie kirsch who joins us live from buffalo. what's the latest on the recovery effort? >> reporter: good morning. you can see we have a lot of snow on the ground. some of the roadways covered in varying degrees of snow. we're still under a travel ban in the city. officials are warning people there are military police enforcing that ban on those getting in the way of much-needed cleanup. with rescues by snowmobile, and enough snow in some areas to make plows useless, buffalo's recovery is far from over as the sobering death toll in western new york climbs to at least 34. the city's deadliest snow storm in history -- >> police and fire believe the number will rise as we're able to get more snow cleared, get into more homes. >> reporter: this woman died while waiting for help. her family says a resident discovered her body on christmas eve. >> i'm feeling a lot of emotions. i'm sad and angry. >> reporter: buffalo's mayor believes every vehicle abandoned has been checked for survivors and says authorities are marking them with tape

i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you very much. the time and polls are open in georgia as the state there once again chooses between incumbent senator raphael warnock and his republican challenger, herschel walker for the right to be senator from that state. now with a seat in the senate up for grabs and both men are pulling out all the last. all the stops here in the last days. we've got robert sherman with the very latest on the race. >> i'm not going to sleep tonight. go before a big game. i don't sleep because i'm rich. >> one final time. herschel walker took the stage and addressed supporters monday night promising the crowd in kennesaw that if they send him to washington, better days are coming. for weeks. he's covered the state corner to corner and some georgians like terry moon are praying. change is on the way. just look around and the whole world is >> crazy. we've got to bring normalcy, to this. raphael warnock, his final stop atlanta, the heart of georgia's democratic base. the reverend vowing that if he goes back to wa

good morning i'm jessy ruiz. i am latin x transgender woman. i have lived in san francisco since 2016. >> if you don't mind pausing i like to ask the other applicants if you turn off where are cameras and mute until we call on you to speak. thank you very much. >> thank you, victor. >> you may continue. >> okay. perfect. i have a member of the commission since 2018. for mow to be renominated is very important. because for me being a per of a commission is a personal search in finding a solution to all the problem this isim grant in san francisco face. and during the time i have been a member of the commission we have fought for daca and we have also fought against racial hate and hate targeted toim immigrants in san francisco and i will like to be a member again. >> thank you. >> we will move on to [inaudible]. >> good morning. and i'm sand evercandidate up for appointment for seats 1, 2 and 5 for the immigrant right's commission. thank you for considering mow. a bit about me a.m. a fresh face i'm an inter~ national attorney from india and move

k. fake football jessie's worth $600000.00 were seized just days before the competition kicked off while and cutter thirty's confiscated these imitation trophies. so if you want a momento from this historic world cup, remember that all that bliss it is not gold? alexia bryan al jazeera, but oh ha, ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the sour american basketball player, brittany griner, will soon be back in the us. after being released from a russian prison. the 2 time olympic gold medalist was freed as part of a prisoner swap after want to be known just who detained in russia. hel, owner, and tolerable circumstances. pretty will soon be back in the army of her loved ones and. and she should have been there all along. this is a day we worked toward for a long time. we never stop pushing for her release. it took painstaking intense negotiations and i want to thank all the hard working public servants across my administration, who worked tirelessly to secure her release. the peru has sworn on dina buelo, alta as president after pedro castillo, was impeached by congress and

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one thing briefly to jessie we should is a meeting about that um, do improvement also to bring folks together so not a zoom call but go to a board of supervisors meetings and get information to the community. >> i think - >> i don't know. i want to give to the chair to talk about the next steps i don't know if we covered that in terms of the public health. >> we're continuing to have conversations and appreciate going to the local homeless he corresponding board tomorrow and that is tomorrow the folks from the tenant pool will be a period through the open kind of general public town hall and focus on (unintelligible) (microphone feedback) early december a lot of information that is going on and i know we're here becky and i (unintelligible) so starting the process of blasting materials over the next several weeks and expecting the first part of fy23 is giving ideas and bursts getting feedback and with other departments that is allowing the committee to work on together still ama for sometime in the first quarter to have a public safety. and also talking about last night the today abo

i'd like to especially thank and recognize my partner, colonel scott, to jessie, who started this journey me many years ago. and i want to thank also of our colleagues at u.s. kapok who have supported they. my training pushed orders and getting people quickly their units and all during you know the the whole thing of covid. so thanks you sir kapok. i also want to give special thanks to the smithsonian cultural rescue staff who've supported this dream and vision for such a long time, such a long time. and other smithsonian who supported the training and. all the instructors who supported our training and worked so hard to realize important program. i want to thank my boss, dr. richard, for believing in the need for aamodt and for supporting us 100% all the way. and finally my heartfelt thanks to my retired major paul wagner, who's supported my dream for this course, and continued to support everything as a scrive volunteer and chief logistics training officer. and so last but not, ladies and gentlemen, may i present 2022 inaugural class of the army monuments officers.

jessie is a dog absolutely pathless beagle by nature. a very active dog. and with a lack of loads.s for herself wherever they are given, a wrecked apartment. the vocal exercise of your absence, and stealing from the table, picking up food on the street, is an attempt to save yourself from destruction to get the shadows, the missing positive emotions, which are also acutely necessary. and if you want that this dog is well-behaved. you need to learn two simple things. let's give jacey a full load on the street and calm her down at home, but let's start with calmness and steal. in what situations does jessica drag you when we are not there? there is no one in the kitchen, no one saw this moment, she can, yes, climb in and steal something with herself. yes, it can only steal the food that is left without control, without control it can reach. is it really that simple? just take the food away there won't be any temptations the dog won't steal. pasta is one of the most popular products, however, according to the number of claims , spaghetti bows and spirals are also in the lead, nutritio

to jessie was 100% preventable and that it was literally my responsibility to make sure that our kidsys fighting for change for the sandy hook families is his life mission. >> i'm just emotionally and psychologically connected to these families, invested in this movement in a way that i've never been connected or invested in anything in my life. and i've said from the very beginning that, you know, when i'm done with all this, it will be determined what those handful of families in sandy hook, hartford, bridgeport, who have lost loved ones think of the job i did. >> katelyn says she's moving forward with her life, but she will never move on. >> really, really important distinctions, because i think our society does a terrible job with grief and loss and trauma and tragedy. and we say, oh, it's been ten years. it must be easier. oh, you went to therapy. that must have helped so much. oh, you're doing yoga. how wonderful. and yes, all of those things are great to help yourself feel better. but december 14, 2012, is every second of every single day for me. and if many, many of the surviv

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>> we shomari, thank you for that let's get over to jessie who i covering the weather condition themselves he is in new york, as i wa mentioning earlier, and jessie we were listening to some of the reports coming fro officials in the area of buffalo today. we are hearing from erie count new york they shows that the have four additional deaths. we are up to seven just in tha area we are facing single, double digit temperatures all acros the country. what are you seeing? matt >> it is a really what we are feeling, richard i can tell you we are layere up right here. the cold is still getting in and we are in new york city. we are not even in the areas that are feeling even more brutal temperatures. this is something that i plaguing the entire east coast right now. in fact, through christmas dinner, through the rest of th night on this holiday, we ar looking at temperatures across the east coast to be between ten and 25 degrees below average. there is a warm-up in th future there is some hope down th line in the days ahead we will talk more about th future forecast in a moment bu that gives yo

i'm jessi tenure for your money. gas prices continue to drop across california and right here in the bay area. here's a look at those prices this morning. >> so maureen and solano counties are the 2 cheapest in the bay area right now, according to triple a san francisco gas prices finally dropped below $5 per gallon and the most expensive gas in the bay area continues to be in napa county where the average price for a gallon of regular is 509. will taxpayers are being warned to expect smaller tax returns in 2023. the irs says refunds could be lower because there was no stimulus payment in 2022. and there are less generous tax deductions for charitable gifts. the irs also says it if you want your refund faster, you should file as soon as possible and request your payment via direct deposit. >> we will take a quick break here at a 21. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. we're learning more about the snp's plan for robots that can kill. we're going break down when and how they're allowed when and how they're allo

i'm jessi tenure. all right. just say thank you for that report. >> former president donald trump's tax returns are in the spotlight. again. the new york times is analyze some of the documents. it released by the house ways and means committee. the times found that trump paid no federal income tax in 2020. in fact, he claimed an almost 5 and a half million dollar tax refund. trump declared a negative income that year along with in 2015, 2016 2017 trump's returns are often several feet high when they're printed. there are reportedly reviewed by a single irs examiner who assumes that trump's returns for correct based on the fact that they were prepared by professional accountants. the full returns are expected to be released in the coming days. >> the house january 6 committee is finishing up a final report on the capitol hill insurrection and that 800 page report could be released as early as tomorrow. it as we know, puts most of the blame for the riot on former president trump. the committee says he provoked his

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i'm jessi tenure.se, thank you for that report. >> the house january 6 committee is putting shunt putting the finishing touches on its final report on the capitol insurrection. house investigators plan to release or 800 page report as early as tomorrow. places the blame for the riot squarely at the feet of former president donald trump. the house committee concluded trump had provoked his supporters to violence during his rally on january 6 with the false claims of voter fraud. this comes after the committee held 9 public hearings and presented evidence for more than 1000 interviews. new details on security at the san francisco home where speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul, was attacked. >> according to officials with the capitol police that home had not received a security assessment since 2018 officials say because of the attack the home has since received an updated assessment and will continue to receive more frequent assessments. capitol police recorded more than 9,000 threats against members of

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jessi turnure has the latest. >> my family is whole. cheryl griner celebrated the release of her wife, wnba star brittney griner from russian prison but recognized other families of wrongfully detained. americans are still waiting. there are still people out here who are in doing what i endured the last 9 months of missing. ousl their ones. that includes david whelan, the brother of paul whelan, an american marine serving a 16 year sentence in russia on espionage charges. i'm not sure what's next. but david told newsnation he has very little hope. paul, welcome home. i think he is determined to survive, but i think >> you have to wonder how long he can continue to do that. we're not giving up. we will never give up. president joe biden said russia continues to treat paul's case differently than brittney's totally illegitimate reasons. u.s. officials say since russia believes paul as a spy, the country once more in exchange for his release. >> secretary of state antony blinken said the u.s. has made every possible offer currently availab

so lawmakers will have to navigate a divided congress come january. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you, jesse. at 5.20, this same marriage bill passed by the u.s. senate last week has been delayed in the house. the measure would codify federal protections for same and interracial marriages. the vote will probably be delayed until later in the week because of a busy lame-duck session. that's the session after the november election. and before the beginning of the new congress, president biden has said he will sign that bill if and when it gets to his desk. >> the special counsel investigating alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election issued subpoenas to election officials in 4 states. those subpoenas went out and wisconsin, michigan, arizona, and pennsylvania, calling for all communication with the trump campaign aides and allies to be turned over. investigators are also looking into the classified documents found at former president trump's florida estate and his links to the storming of the capitol on january 6. it's 5.21. and coming up on the kron 4 mo

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paul whelan, jessi turnure has more from dc. >> my family is whole. cheryl griner celebrated the release of her wife, wnba star brittney griner from russian prison but recognized other families of wrongfully detained. americans are still waiting. there are still people out here who are in doing what i endured the last 9 months of missing. >> tremendously. their loved ones. that includes david whelan, the brother of paul whelan, an american marine serving a 16 year sentence in russia on espionage charges. i'm not sure what's next. but david told newsnation he has very little hope. paul, welcome home. i think he is determined to survive, but i think >> you have to wonder how long he can continue to do that. we're not giving up. we will never give up. president joe biden said russia continues to treat paul's case differently than brittney's totally illegitimate reasons. u.s. officials say since russia believes paul as a spy, the country once more in exchange for his release. >> secretary of state antony blinken said the u.s. has made every possible offer

i'm jessi tenure. all right.nk you, jesse. >> time now is 6.21, the same marriage bill passed by the u.s. senate last week has now been delayed in the house. the measure would codify federal protections for same and interracial marriages. the vote will probably be delayed until later in the week because of the busy lame-duck session, which is that session after the november election. and before the beginning of the new congress, president biden has said that he will sign this once it reaches his desk. >> the special counsel investigating alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election issued subpoenas to election officials in 4 states and wisconsin, michigan, arizona and pennsylvania. and now this calls for all communication with the trump campaign aides and allies to be turned over to investigators. they're looking into also classified documents found at former president trump's home in florida and his links to the storming of the capitol on january 6. it's 6.22. and coming up after the break, a cand

. >> we've got our dc correspondent jessi tenure with a recap. >> good morning. would force artists to do work contrary to their beliefs. but opponents worry a win would allow businesses to discriminate against potential customers. >> speech is worthy of protecting this. colorado graphic designer is asking the u.s. supreme court to decide whether she can refuse to create websites for same weddings. all forced where you to have no why. like many states. colorado has a public accommodation law that says if smith offers wedding websites to the public, she must provide them to all customers. smith says her case is about the first amendment rights of all americans. i want the they're passionate about the colorado and the u.s. government argue a ruling in smith's favor would result in legalized widespread discrimination. people with disabilities, african-americans, jews, muslims others. >> findings also acts as the marketplace. colorado attorney general phil weiser says the state law does not violate freedom of speech. they can say on the web site, we believe in marria