also joining us, michigan secretary of state, jocelyn benson and jeremy bash is still

and in that process, chip chip, take away jocelyn. now this and this election will not allow you to compete elections and you occupy capital. and by the way, jerusalem is not a city that weekly jocelyn is a city we own. more than 350000 palestinians on every church. every most, every shop, every house in jerusalem and then next now they will tell you ok elections without janine elections without what kind of accept this. it is crucial to continue with our friends with all this the motion of support. you've seen what happened to me, the inspiration in the streets of london and the streets of washington and chicago, new york. thank you very much. that's it for the show will be back on monday when you get transferred for the goldman sachs employee, which is an act makes the speech of the conservative body conference. after announcing arising, national insurance and welfare, got to meet a coven hit economy until then. you can keep in touch viola, social media and let us know what you think of you can sales to israel ah. of course, after 4

that relocation is on the table this meeting is underway right now, for not reporting oakland i am jocelyn, and two point >>> more than a dozen county schools are closed again today because of damage from his weekends heavy rain and wind. the school district was hit especially hard, water entered several classrooms, and multiple campuses lost power could maintenance crews and custodial staff have been working over the past few days to clean up the mess for district officials say their schools are expect to reopen tomorrow. >>> a tree came crashing down in san mateo county we could see more scenes like this in the coming days a huge eucalyptus tree came down just after 3:00 this morning, took down some powerlines with a car that crashed into the tree causing all lanes of state route 84 to be shut down all the rain we saw that we can officials say they could see even more dry trees fall over could >>> it could take days or even weeks to fix a single that opened up this is an daly city mill -- there bell pressed avenue, drivers in the area will notice it's covered up and blocked off by safety

as jocelyn moran shows us, it was not all talk . >> reporter: in addition to talking vaccination rates in the state, gavin newsom encourage those who are eligible to get the booster shot. that is california health and human services secretary dr. mark ghaly giving gavin newsom his booster shot in his left arm . he got the johnson & johnson dose back in april and he decided this time to get the moderna for his booster to make the point about the opportunity to mix and match and the cdc says this was okay to do last week. if you got the johnson & johnson vaccine, booster shots are recommended those 18 and older and got their initial dose two or more months ago, that is how gavin newsom was eligible. here is what he said about why it is important to get boosters if eligible. >> i want people to understand why this is more important than it may appear, we are not here to promote boosters in the abstract but here to promote caution. and the imperative of considering getting boosters, particularly if you are in these categories with underlying conditions or are 65 and older and in the vulner

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i am jocelyn moran, kpix 5 . >>> u.s. supreme court is allowing a texas law that bans abortions to remain in effect . the justices will hear arguments in the case a week from monday. >>> i am anne makovec that we have the latest on the covid-19 booster shots. millions of americans are now eligible to get one. one county will set out its plant in one hour . the cdc just gave the approval on these boosters. the johnson & johnson vaccine recipients can get a second dose two months after the first shot. moderna vaccine users can get a booster if they are 65 and older or at high risk of infection . the cdc has approved mixing and matching of vaccines . i just spoke about it with stanford health care. >> this is probably more important than which booster you get. >> reporter: pfizer just announced that their vaccine is 91% effective . there is an fta meeting set for next tuesday to discuss it. each would be one third of an adult dose we will cover this coming up at 1:00 on the push for boosters and you can watch it live on cbsn

as jocelyn moran reports, levi's stadium is a potential host for the 2026 world cup. >> reporter: we are talking the biggest soccer tournament there is which attracts fans from all over the world. this is a hi. for local mayors and business leaders as they will all be there to make the case that the bay area should be osbay area. >> reporter: levi's stadium could welcome soccer fans from all over the world in 2026, that is the hope for san francisco 49ers president as fifa officials visit the bay area friday and saturday . >> not just about the number of games played in levi's stadium, the teams that will train here, international travelers that will spend time in our hotels and restaurants . >> reporter: the visit will include a presentation and a tour of the stadium. mayors of san francisco, san jose, and oakland will help make the case that the bay area should be chosen. in a press release, the san jose mayor says that the southbank has a rich history and hosting international soccer and boasts world-class venues needed to get the job done in 2026. for sports fans locally, the tho

jocelyn moran takes us there. >> reporter: this is a $25 million project that has been 20 years in the making. this is a cool site. behind me the water is flowing and the water levels are rising significantly and quickly. they are calling this a milestone. take a look at this video. that is when the dirt was first removed and the water was let in. the john moore land trust and contra costa water conservation district worked on this and they say the area had been an industrial site and what they have done is prepare the land by doing construction, dirt removal, digging up channels and now they're letting the water back in. they were store this so it can be habitat for wildlife including endangered species. >> we will finally be able to turn all of the channels and everything we built on site and connected to the bay. the tides can come in twice a day and areas that have previously separated from the bay with poor quality habitat, we are creating great habitat that can thrive for generations. >> reporter: the hope is that, in the next couple of years, there will be an education center he

jocelyn continues our team coverage from millbrae. >> reporter: thousands of residents were affected by these power outages and areas are still flooded. we did speak with the owner of the white chrysler behind me as well as residents who had no power for hours. >> heavy flooding. keeping several car stranded in the middle of millbrae avenue. she said her husband was driving that white chrysler when he got a flat tire. he tried to drive it to the chevron gas station. >> we were riding through here thinking we would make it and did not make it. there is right there. >> reporter: on her way to check on the car she got a flat tire herself. >> i was coming off one of these exes and hit something. so now it is flat. >> reporter: the area remained closed for the morning but some died drivers decided to be safe while others drove through it. resident saw several of their streets flooded including near businesses on the west side of 101 and millbrae. other solid downed power lines and went hours without power.>> i've just come back. it went out at 1:40 yesterday. we had to rush this morning t

could lead to partially suspending enforcement of embedded vehicles reporting in san francisco, i'm jocelyn moran, kpix 5. >>> to florida, where the confessed parkland shooter pleaded guilty for murder in the deadliest high school shooting in u.s. history. >> counts 29, attempted murder in the 1st degree of benjamin. how do you wish to plead? >> guilty. i have to live with this every day, and it brings me nightmares, and i can live with myself sometimes. >> family members of the victims packed the courtroom. a jury will decide what the sentence will be. >>> in florida, suspected human remains have been found at the site of the brian laundrie manhunt. he is the fiancc petito, and he's been missing over a mud . his parents told the fbi and the police that they would be at the park this morning to search , and after a brief search, they found some articles that belonged to him. petito's remains were found in wyoming back in september 19th here the corner ruled her cause of death as strangulation. >>> experts, combing the wreckage of the plane that crashed on take up rarely describe that, what

isabel y jocelyn fueron las, las únicas jóvenes; yo creo que fue, pues, dio el viaje más, pues más dimensiónás alegría, yo creo, y hasta las familias allí en yucatán; también las aceptaron muy, muy bien, las trataron muy, muy warmly. damián trujillo: tú cuando pusiste este documental, el video en tus manos, y viste la calidad, no solamente cinematográfica, sino también la calidad del intercambio cultural, ¿te fascinaste también, aprendiste un poco tú también? eugene rodríguez: pues ya, sí, yo aprendí mucho, porque no fui y, y pues yo pude tener la experiencia como si fuera yo allí con ellas; yo creo que para la gente que vea, vea esta, este documental, van a sentir lo mismo, ¿no?, que están en el viaje con, con ellas; por eso, por eso yo creo que tiene mucho, mucho valor. damián trujillo: ¿qué piensas tú que debemos saber nosotros de la gente maya, de la gente yucateca? eugene rodríguez: pues, yo creo que es una cultura muy, muy fuerte y anciana, ¿no?, porque, y la cultura nos da fuerza, nos da fuerza para aguantar mucha, pues, opresión, dificultades; y se puede ver que es la cultura que nos

jocelyn jett because jocelynjett because guy jocelyn jett because guy finished jocelynjett because guyf those last few steps seem impossible there is someone to help you. even to carrier. it is not how or even where you start, it is how you finish. what is that toddler's world record? joe wilson, bbc news. our sports correspondent laura scott is at the finish line outside buckingham palace. glorious weather for the marathon. it really is, then. organisers said they didn'tjust up to date because my marathon would be the biggest in history but also the most meaningful. yes, there are some covid restrictions, runners encouraged to bring just one spectator with them to line the route, but as you say the sun is shining and there is an uplifting atmosphere and i am sure you can see on the faces of those crossing the finishing line behind me the real sense of emotion today. many have said it has felt extra special given how long they have had to wait. many running for good causes close to their hearts, giving charities a much—needed boost after 889 days away, this world—famous mass participat

i have talked to jocelyn fry, the incoming president of the partnership for women and families. says it was unconscionable that paid family leave was not included. she says that women for decades, especially women of color, have been pushed and forced to take care of everyone else's families without getting time to deal with their own families to take care of their own families. what are you hearing on this issue and what does it say that in some ways these senators, especially senator manchin, they had the power to take this out? ayesha: i have be talking to economists and people to look at these issues of economic and inequality. what they said was all of these policies, universal pre-k, childcare help and the family medical leave, theyre really supposed to work together. meaning that when you have a child, then you need some time off after you give birth. if that child gets sick, you need to have some time to take care of that child. you need to have childcare. you need all of those things together. so, if you don't have one of those things, that is harmful. and we are at thi

and by the way, jerusalem is not a city that weekly jocelyn was a city we own a more than 30250000 pounds that he has on every church, every most, every shop, every house in jerusalem. and then next they will tell you ok elections without janine elections without what kind of accept this or it is crucial to continue with our friends with all this, the national support you've seen what happened in may the inspiration in the streets of london and the streets of washington and chicago, new york. oh, thank you very much. that's over the show will be back on monday when you get a chance. look for the goldman sachs employee, which is so that makes the speech of the conservative body conference after announcing arising, national insurance and welfare. got to me, they coven hit economy until then. you can keep in touch by rule as social media. let us know what you think of you can sales to israel. ah, with these are the 4 people who pulled the trigger or 5 something and survival. when hardest things that i had to face was not tommy, a face at a low expectation of life. i sent a death in accept th

and by the way, jerusalem is not a city that weekly jocelyn was a city we own more than 350000. but the study is on every church. every most, every shop, every house in jerusalem and then next they will tell you ok exceptions without janine elections without what kind of accept this. so it is crucial to continue with our friends with all this notion of support. you've seen what happened to me, the inspiration of the streets of london and the streets of washington and chicago, new york. thank you very much. that's for the show will be back on monday when you get a chance or for the goldman sachs employee, which is so that makes this meeting the conservative body conference after announcing arising, national insurance and welfare got to me, they cove, it hits economy until then. you can keep in touch by rule not social media. let us know what you think of. you can sales to israel ah, of course, after 40 years of fed interventionism by simply expanding and pretending and printing a lot of money. they got into this cargo called, you call it mentality where simply waving a flag, you

can use a jocelyn dep calls guy at one of the women's race in 2 hours. 17 minutes and 43 seconds. golf now and form a master's champion, donny will it gave himself the perfect birthday present. on sunday, the englishman turned 34 and celebrated by winning the alfred downhill links championship at the home of gulf. st. andrews, you finished to shalt care of the field at 18 under par, his 1st victory in 2 years. and finally, something to smile about after pretty tough. 2021 in which he's had cove. it a wisdom, teeth removed appendicitis and a hernia operation. 8 time while champion mark mark has a cruise to victory at the most a g p in austin, texas. miss bonnie: it started from 3rd but went into the lead before the 1st turn am stayed, there is his 7th when at the circuit of the americas and his 2nd victory since coming back from injury baba quarter. all right, finished 2nd to extend his lead in the championship to 52 points. over francesco, bang io. he completed the podium, an $80.00 to $1.00 outside as part of a huge upset. europe's richest horse race to a cat. it's hossa one the pre a

see say, lemme cross the line 1st in the men's race in just a but who i was and 4 minutes kenya's jocelyn. jeff called sky winning at the women's race into i was 17 minutes and 43 seconds and 82 on outside as put off a huge upset. europe's richest horse race to a cat. a tacit when the pri, along de triomphe, i've a heavy ground at paris marshall, he's the 3rd german host to win the $5800000.00 rice. and staying in france and unexciting end to a very wet and muddy paris re bay. it was the 1st reign his edition of the race since 2002. and as you can see here, the ride is covered in mud. after it's half, it's 257.7 kilometers, which featured 30 cobbled sectors. it all came down to a sprint finished in the van, a drain with rookie sunny kimberly, just picking out in belgium's of florian of a mission to become the 1st italian to win the race in 22 years. and that clearly been to lots. he completed the rate in 6 hours, one minutes and 57 seconds while on to him. that is all your sports from me for an hour. i'll be back with more a little bit later. thanks so much. that's it from me for this lou

it looks at the delay by boris jocelyn ordering the 1st locked out in march. 2020, that despite evidence from other countries that showed the lockdown to being used to some effect. but that was part as the report of a deliberate policy aimed at achieving heard immunity as proposed by official scientific advisers. it caught said the report a significant number of lives, only when that policy was found to be or shown to be impossible. did the government change? tacket accuses scientists and ministers of, quote, group think leading to a lack of transparency and decision making, a lack of meaningful challenge, a lack of information and knowledge sharing with international experts. all who were dealing with the same price is at the same sort of time. it notes that despite the u. k, being among the 1st countries to develop a useful cobit test, squandered that lead and turned it into quote, a permanent prices after the government dropped mass testing in march 2020. and only when a test, when a test trace nights or some came along a couple of months later, it was described in the report, a slow,

isjust about to finish and it is - is just about to finish and it is looking like a debut when for jocelyn in 2019 and this is herfirst time in london, she isjust about and this is herfirst time in london, she is just about to cross the line. she is clearly delighted. there is a huge amount of emotion today in london, because this marks the return of the mass participation event alongside the elite races which are being run on the historic course, taking in the capital landmarks. last year, of course, the event was cancelled because of covid and it had to be run as an elite only race on a looped course in st james's park behind me, but today marks a really meaningful return to the mass participation event. more than 36,000 fun runners taking part, many of them for good causes, which will provide a much—needed boost for charities that have suffered a lot during the pandemic and in addition to those running on the streets of london, there are about 40,000 expected to run virtually wherever they are in the world and that would make it the biggest marathon ever staged, anywhere in history. the

and in speaking, for example, to the mitch secretary of state, jocelyn benson, she said nobody has beenve really changed what's going on. and i asked her does she feel safe and she said sometimes. that's a woman who had people show up at her house and had to have 24-hour police protection at times during the last year. . >> sometimes. only sometimes. people not feeling safe just for doing their jobs. isaac, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> a final push for terry mcauliffe in virginia. the president campaigning for mcauliffe and going after the former president donald trump and the republican candidate in the race, glenn youngkin urging them to defeat republican extremism. >> extremism can come in many forms. it can come in the rage of a mob driven to assault the capitol. it can come in a smile and a fleece vest. either way, the big lie is still a big lie. >> joining me now, joining us now, cnn chief political correspondent and co-anchor of the state of the union dana bash. calling him an extremist was the goal at this event >> absolutely. it has been number one on t

secretaries of state katie hobbs, jocelyn benson and jeremy bash, thank you, my friend, for being theyou know where to find us. >>> when we come back, the looming legal standoff now that president biden has blocked the disgraced ex-president's claim of executive privilege as he fights to keep evidence from the january 6th select committee. that is next. >>> plus, the misinformation, disinformation and downright lies that are dividing us even more as a country. as our friend eugene robinson puts it in a provocative brand-new column, how dumb can a nation get and still survive? we'll tackle that question later in the hour. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. that's our everyday price. plus, our plans always come with unlimited talk, text and data included. so, switch to t-mobile and get 2

and to hear jocelyn talking so bravely about the threats to herself and her family, but to say what is most important is the threat to democracy. that is such a brave thing to say and such an important thing to say. i did a listening tour around the state i started to hear from my local election official that is few of them, too, had encountered threats. physical threats to their safety. and this is and shouldn't be -- this is not partisan. election administration, our democracy, has always been a nonpartisan or bipartisan endeavor. those who threaten that democratcy, those who would do violence on our democracy, they are trying to attack our very structures. the freedoms that we as organizers have worked over two centuries to build. and so it was a sobering thing to come in thinking i was going to be working on policy and having a policy agenda, which we did, to expand voter participation in our state. even though we are number three in 2020, we like beat colorado -- be colorado and minnesota some day. to realize we had to work on the safety of our election officials. that we had to t

i should tell you, i spoke to an activist named jocelyn frye.he's the incoming president of the national partnership for families and women. and, essentially, it's a large group that advocate for paid family leave. and she said it was disheartening and unconscionable that paid family leave wasn't in this bill, because so much of what working women need in this country is paid family leave. it's time to be ae to take care of their families. and the fact that the united states stands out among all sorts of other countries around the world as not having that for our citizens is something that advocates are really, really upset about, and she was really upset about at the incoming president. that being said, the president essentially saying, trust me on this. i will be able to get it down the line. judy: well, the president's on an airplane. the clock is ticking. the calendar pages are turning. and the hard work continues. lisa desjardins, yamiche alcindor, thank you both. stephanie: we will return to the full program after the latest headlines. pro

trump were mad about the election results in michigan and they showed up outside secretary of state jocelyn benson's house while she was putting her son to sleep and putting up christmas decorations or criminals thought they were liberating michigan from covid restrictions plotted to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer. the governor said in a victim impact statement, threats continue. i have looked out my windows and seen large groups of heavily armed people within 30 yards of my home. i have seen myself hung innivegy. days ago as a demonstration there was a sign that called for burning the witch. governors have security. local election officials do not. school board members do not. jennifergenicens does not. heather raymond is the of the of the school board in nashua, nuvrp. at a recent meeting of the board police officers had to be on site because of harassment she faced from protesters. heather raymond told "the boston globe," photo, this is my fourth year on the board and the first time we needed to do this. it's not good for our community. the proud boys started showing up at mee

at 50 years old jocelyn nicole johnson has been a public school art teacher for over two decades.ng forward to spending a little time with you. tell us just your emotions reaching this accomplishment. >> oh, my gosh. i am just over the moon. i can't believe it, you know, i have been writing for a long time, and it's just so exciting for my book to be out there in the world and i'm really humbled that people are, you know, paying attention. >> paying attention? they're loving it. the title is really something that hits home. it was inspired by the events that happened in your backyard right there in charlottesville, virginia, back in 2017. what was it that you wanted to convey through the story? >> you know, i know the story is really a love letter to virginia. i was born in virginia. i went to school in the valley. i teach in charlottesville. i've taught for 20 years in virginia. i wanted to talk about virginia as my home and also in 2017 when we had the unite the right rally there. i wanted to think about some of the ways virginia didn't feel at home to me, i didn't feel welcome,