kathy whitworth who has i indeed. kathy whitworth who has died.the commons' foreign affairs committee, alicia kearns, described the arrest in iran of seven people —— with alleged links to britain —— as "an industrialised taking of state hostages". she said the uk government should increase sanctions against tehran what can be done to help those with which a system in iran? it’s what can be done to help those with which a system in iran?— which a system in iran? it's already difficult. there _ which a system in iran? it's already difficult. there are _ which a system in iran? it's already difficult. there are a _ which a system in iran? it's already difficult. there are a great - which a system in iran? it's already difficult. there are a great number| difficult. there are a great number of sanctions being put in place and that makes them desperate and cornered on the few things they believe they have the against western states is our nationals. they state these are british individuals with links to view case is because iran does not recognise dual

kathi: fran's death tells me that more needs to be done. the voluntary slowdown that we have off of our coast is not enough to save all the whales. bigad: which is why the marine mammal center partnered with the benioff ocean science laboratory to create whale safe, a sort of whale forecast for shipping companies so vessels can adjust their speeds and even routes in hopes of avoiding whales. the online tool incorporates real-time whale sightings, satellite data that tracks likely food sources, and an underwater sound detection system. it's attached to this buoy about 300 feet below, and it's constantly listening for the sultry sound of whales. kathi: this gives us visibility and lets us kind of peek under the top layer of the ocean and see what's out there. bigad: since whale safe set up its sound detection system 3 momonths ago, , it's been n abo identifyfy endangerered whalesn ththe area morore than 30000 t, but becacause it canan't pinpot exacact locationons, some scscis remain skekeptical on n just how useful thehe program w will b. sti

nbc's kathy park is at the center of it all. kathy, how are preparations going for the ball drop? >> hey there, cory. good afternoon to you. well, preparations for one of the biggest new year's eve celebrations in the world gets underway after the last celebration. so, last year they began planning and prepping for this. and, officials are saying that we are anticipating roughly 1 million people in times square later on this evening. so, over the next couple of hours the streets here in times square will be packed. you can probably see the crowds behind me. that barricades are up along the roadblocks. they are coming into place right now, as well. this really is just beginning. so, because the large numbers, the crowds, they are heightening security. there's a large police presence out here as. well you might have seen these live shots. some of the rain that is falling on me. there are a lot of things that you can't bring and one of those items as an umbrella, unfortunately. so people are encouraged to pack lightly. no large. bags backpacks, no umbrella. no coolers. and no alcohol

in the us decided to make a holiday gift to pedophiles, a member of the us house of representatives kathy porter was seriously different, she said that pedophiles are not criminals at all. this is just a type of personal identification such a difficult, natural type, so porter does not understand. why society promises offend unfortunate pedophiles, they say, stories that perverts are dangerous for children. this is such an old intolerant and rather boring lie on the air. foxy analyzed the words of the congressman, the defender of pedophiles and stated that her attempts to make dangerous perverts victims are disgusting, and also reminded that pedophilia. well, whatever one may say, after all, kathy herself was called a crime, and it’s impossible to sleep. congresswoman, democrat these porter said about pedophiles during a speech about violence against lgbtq communities. let's hear it your organization recently published a report that analyzes the 500 most viewed and popular posts. on social media, these posts are from people who consider themselves part of the lgbtq, but they are also call

the growth stories, et quote, unquote, kathy.g tech seeing sharp losses in 2022, like amazon down 50%, google parent meta, facebook parent. kathy, at the same time oil related companies did well. you said you like value going into 2023. is energy still a place to find opportunities? do you think the losses in big tech are over or will that still be a trend in the new year? >> i think you're still good with energy for a while longer. i would avoid the big tech and the high growth type of companies right now. we do see some very negative earnings outlooks coming in first quarter. we think companies have kicked the can over the last quarter and a they're going to be reporting and when you think about the three things that are really a affecting corporations right now, higher borrowing costs, higher cost of goods sold and then the consumer not spending as much. somebody's going to take a hit and it's probably going to be in the earnings and the companies are going to have to report it. we're going to see a little bit of downside in t

kathie lee, tell us about your journey.about the gospel. it's all about god, spreading the good word, right? >> yes. and what's difficult for me about it, steve, and by the way, rachel, my first time with you, bless you. >> rachel: likewise. >> i would, like so many western believers, in jesus, all of my life i believed the christmas story i had been told in sunday school. believed everything i had been taught in church. my father was jewish, so i also had some jewish heritage. jewish blood. and there was a little of the hanukkah. but i always knew there was one continuous story. and, unfortunately, we broke it up along the way old testament and new testament. we never should have done that it's one, beautiful love story of god jehovah al creator of all things loving everything he has created. and creating a world that needed to be redeemed and, thus, sending his son jesus to redoom it. everybody forgets that it's a jewish story. jesus was jewish. his mother was jewish. his earthly father joseph was jewish. his disciples we

kathy park spent the day in the center of it all in syracuse, new york kathy? >> reporter: lester, 9 million people in the new england area are under winter storm warnings due to the threat of heavy snow it's the same system that pushed through central new york today. tonight, wintry weather slamming the northeast and new england. in syracuse, new york, a dangerous mix of snow, ice and rain >> were the roads pretty slick and slushy? what was it like >> slush is the word. >> reporter: at times crews struggling to keep up. >> it's nonstop today. >> reporter: areas of higher elevation buried in several inches of snow the slick conditions no match for cars and pedestrians. this comes as another major storm begins to take shape just days before the holiday temperatures could plunge to bone-chilling levels making this christmas the coldest in decades. meanwhile, millions in the great plains are still digging out from blizzard conditions that buried portions of the dakotas and duluth, minnesota. the same system that marched across the country all week devastated the s

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the most successful female golfer of all time, kathy whitworth, has died at the age of 83. won a record 88 ladies professional golf association titles. hello and welcome to bbc news. a russian air base hundreds of kilometres from ukraine has come under attack for the second time in less than a month. the russian defence ministry says the engels base in the southern saratov region was targeted by ukrainian drones during the night. russia says it shot down the drones, but that three of its servicemen were killed by falling debris. the base is host to long—range russian strategic bombers, the type of which have launched numerous missiles strikes on ukraine. from moscow, our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. caught on cctv... an explosion at a russian airbase. russia says it shot down a ukrainian drone but that three russian soldiers were killed. engels airbase is deep inside russian territory, hundreds of miles from the ukrainian border. the base hosts long—range bombers which are believed to have launched missile attacks against ukraine. state tv reacted to the news wi

kathy whitworth who has died at the age of 83, she sounds remarkable.e lost every day through leaks in england and wales, according to the latest figures from the industry regulator. now to help tackle the problem, scientists have developed miniature robots that crawl through pipes to patrol our water supply network. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill reports. the water company here in essex has detected a leak, but to find its location and fix it, they will need to dig through a complex maze of pipes. basically, we have a nine—inch water main that runs down the whole street. we've got a leak, but the sewer is sitting on top of our main and we've also got a gas pipe in the top of the hole, and we have electric over the back of the hole, which makes it very difficult for us. this team have been digging on this site, investigating, forfour days now and they still haven't pinpointed exactly where this leak is. across england and wales, about 20% of the water supply is lost through leaks. that is steadily decreasing, but water companies say finding th

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all of that, kathy. we're still a startup. we're still small. and one of our biggest challenges has been educating both consumers and companies who can buy this as a wholesale ingredient. we're creating a whole new market where you can smell the coffee with the coffee supplied by the farmers is pitted here by machine. then it's sorted washed and dried. ah, the industry is focused on the coffee bean, but the cherry encasing it, makes up 40 percent of the frauds weight. $322000000.00 tons per year of pulp are discarded worldwide. it's a major environmental problem. the heaps of rotting fruit, release methane, acidify the soil and contaminate the water. the facility manager shows carol whitmeyer, how the team processes the coffee cherries are useful. a liquid process, the coffee flour team, a or a transport the cherries to the trying area. i say a lot africa panther to catch the fruit skins before they fall into the bucket under discarded electric with one of the saves the skin for, for the processing just got an idea of this is carol with myers co

. >> reporter: kids bike lane was founded by retired schoolteacher kathy riggs, six years ago. >> we focus our bikes on school-age kids, especially high schoolers. we have a real heart for foster kids, because we know when they age out, a bicycle may be their only transportation. >> reporter: kids bike lane used to store the bikes in volunteers garages, but they have outgrown that. that is where alex came in. he owns units, a livermore portable storage units now providing containers and trucks to move the bikes by the hundreds. >> this is where we will build all the bikes. >> reporter: it has helped kathy solve a major logistical headache, managing the inventory. 500 bikes have already been moved to the alameda county fairgrounds , forming a giant maze of boxes. >> i don't know of any other organization that manages to do 500 bikes all in one day. >> reporter: on saturday, volunteers will do one of the bay area's biggest one-day bike builds. alex's trucks will then distribute the bikes plus helmets to youth agencies and foster homes by christmas day. alex and kathy hope the partnersh

more professional golf tournaments than tiger woods and jack nicklaus this morning we'll remember kathy whitworth. >>> and who was naughty and nice in the nfl in week 16 as the play-offs starting to take shape. let's get started. "early today" begins right now good morning hope you had a good holiday. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm brie jackson. we hope that you and your families had an enjoyable christmas and hanukkah, as today begins kwanzaa for many. mother nature has been anything but kind over the past few days and we begin with the brutal winter weather hammering large parts of the country at least 46 people have died across 12 states since the storm began. not just from exposure, but also from traffic accidents blamed on the icy road conditions. the area around buffalo and upstate new york was hit especially hard this weekend with at least 16 deaths reported so far in erie county. the governor of new york state has deployed 400 national guard members to help what she calls the most devastating storm to ever hit the region. >> this is a war with mother nature, and she has been hitti

and all i have to do is buy for kathy.ughter sally figures out what kathy wants, sally tells me. i say sally, order that and then on christmas morning when kathy opens her presents, that's the first time i have seen the presents i have given her. >> ainsley: you appreciate the women in your life. >> steve: sally is a gift to me show is able to do my grocery stopping. brian, you have kids, have the kids do it. >> brian: you haven't mentioned the key component to this and that's santa. i don't know what you are talking about. your system is a little bit above me. >> ainsley: kathy talks to santa and santa delivers the gifts. come on. >> brian: this is a big children's hour. >> ainsley: we know dawn does all your shopping when we get our gifts it says love dawn. >> brian: it's not true. >> ainsley: it is so true. i should have saved that card. that was two years ago. >> steve: i think that's funny, brian. you say this is the children's hour given what ainsley just told us about her daughter saying goodbye today. >> ainsley: m

her name is kathy gomez. >> kathy, we're on the record. >> cross tracked her down and videotaped hisith her. >> you know i'm here today because eric glisson -- >> gomez, who was 16 at the time of the murder, says she first came in contact with the detectives for only one reason. she was friends with miriam tavares, who spoke only spanish. >> so you served kind of as a translator? >> yes. >> but by the time she had walked out of the police station, kathy gomez had become the key witness in the investigation of the fed-ex murder. gomez had signed a sworn statement claiming she overheard the same suspects talking about details of both crimes that only the killers or the cops would know. >> tell me if you recognize your signature on that document. >> yeah, that's my signature. >> here's the problem. it's a crime kathy now says she knew nothing about. >> i even told them i didn't see nothing like that. >> what's more, gomez says she could hardly read or write english. >> i couldn't read it. they just wanted me oh, you have to sign this. don't worry about it. you don't have nothing to do w

kathy whitworth was part of that equation.ant or attractive but yet if you keep winning, as she did, you eventually become a star and people look at you. there are lots of young women out there today that don't realise the fact that maybe their mothers played because of kathy and that's the reason they are playing today. indeed she said winning never gets old. her first title in �*62, her last 20 years earlier. is there anything she didn't win that she regrets about? well, the women's us open she did not win. just like sam snead. did she regret? i'm sure she did. i know sam snead to the day he died wished he had won a us open. just like arnold palmer wished he had won a pga championship. they are majors and they are hard to do. yet, it's not the fact that she one as much as she did. if you look at what she did in runner up fashion and as well, where she one... finished second in over 90 events. think about that. she was in contention, clearly in contention, for 170 events in her career. only jack nicklaus that i can remember d

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and what's new york governor kathy hochul doing?a press conference to talk about climate change. >> historic storms are no longer historic to us. that's become the way of life in our state. and that's the result of climate change as you see extreme weather events all over our country. but, all of us in state and county, local government know we have to prepare for the next big one. >> rachel: so dozens of people are dead and countless others are still missing, possibly buried alive and she is giving a speech to her democrat donors. curtis founder of guardian angels joins me now. curtis, how inappropriate is it that she is talking about climate change when there are so many people that have immediate needs that are suffering? >> absolutely. she is not a stranger. that's her backyards. i remember 1977 the same thing happened. i was stuck there in 198 #. a busting up wooden desk, cabins, putting it in a pot belly storm to stay warm. that's the way buffalo used to be and then trickology. climate change and global warming came and suppos

kathy whitworth was part of that equation. attractive but yet if you keep winning, as she did, you eventually become a star and people look at you and there are lots of young women out there today that don't realise the fact that maybe their mothers played because of kathy and that's the reason they are playing today. indeed she said and when he never gets old. herfirst title in 62 her last 120 years earlier. last 20 years earlier. is there anything she didn't win that she regrets about? well about the women's us open she did not win. did she regret? i'm sure she did. i know sam snead to the day he died which you want a us open just hello. a fine end to boxing day across many parts of the country, especially further east and south across the uk. wintry showers in scotland. how about the next few days? well, it is going to be very unsettled — rain and wind at times, risk of gales, in fact, in the run—up to the new year. but let's have a look at the short term. so, through the course of this evening, lots of clear weather about

kathy, thank you so much for being here. let's just start with this.ention to more ev harper. >> thank you, simone. i think the reason why a common causes fighting so hard to make sure that every day people understand what is at stake with more the harbor is that this is not just about who decides how lines are drawn for districts in north carolina. this is fundamentally about our american democracy. and whether the way that we think of our american democracy having checks and balances built in the three branches of government, essentially checking each one. no one branch of government having absolute power. whether that still is the fundamental core of our democracy. >> okay. >> or do we say that one branch, the legislature, cause absolute power? >> it seems quite strange to even think that there is a group of people that would believe that the latter is what we should be doing. can you just walk us through why, specifically, the independent state legislator theory is actually central to this case. because some people might say, oh, this is really jus

kathy whitworth, the winningest golfer in history, has died.in 1981, she became the first woman to win $1 million in career earnings. she died suddenly while celebrating christmas eve with family and friends. kathy whitworth was 83. >>> well, some college students find themselves in an unexpected sister act at one pennsylvania school. stay wit >>> finally tonight, a pennsylvania college's unusual housing arrangement has turned into a match made in heaven for the students and their unlikely roommates. cbs's nikki battiste explains. >> reporter: at the our lady of angels convent, it's not always a silent night. >> yay! >> reporter: on one side of this building are college students like roommates kayla patino and katela villasenor. and on the other side, nuns. >> most students coming to university don't anticipate living with nuns. >> reporter: sister esther anderson says when student housing was in short supply at neumann university outside philadelphia, she and her sisters offered a wing of their convent. katela says it's like having a second fa

this is kathy. she has dementia. comes toe music, she doesn't miss a beat. >> i love when they sing with us. >> reporter: as you could see, the music brings her a serious dose of happiness. >> i was having a good time. >> when i e her r it celebrating. too numerous studies show music could se improve mood behavior and cognitive function in some people with dementia. william says he sees this firsthand with his mom. >> the musical language is the language that speaks to her the most . verbal language less so. as her condition has changed the music hasn't. she could remember the words of the songs and she response to the music. even maybe more so than she did before. >> reporter: they started this tradition is a way to connect with their mom but quickly this blossomed into a communitywide weekly sing-along full of residents eager to connect with each other in the past. >> sometimes people i think , people think that they are to there anymore. i experienced everyone there as being there and present. my wife and i notice

kathy whitworth died at 83 years old. >>> new tips to returning those unwanted gifts if santa got it. >>> and leaping into history with a holiday classic. >>> today, most of us were focused on what was under the christmas tree, the ornaments on the tree often have a special meaning. that's also true at the white house where a new ornament usually honors a past president every year. this year's version, a gingerbread white house is inspired by richard nixon's presidency. ed o'keefe looks inside this long holiday tradition. >> reporter: just like some people always make sure to get the gas station toy truck or the holiday barbie, many families add the white house ornament to their holiday wish list each year. even the first families display them at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. but the ornament gets its start about 400 miles away at kemart in lincoln, rhode island. here the ornament is as much a christmas tradition as the tree itself. these people run the company that's been making the ornament since its inception in 1981. >> it's been part of our dna for so long, 42 years we've been runni

kathy: ultimately, we do not know. the fundamentals that suggest the equity market has gotten ahead of itself and the bond market. from what we hear from the fed reserve, it is their resolve to resolute and make sure inflation comes down even though we are seeing disinflationary forces come into play. it is not enough to get us back towards 2% target level of confidence. i think that is what the federal reserve is saying. we want to be confident to go back to 2%. just because we go back from 7%, let's say headline inflation down to 5%, that is still not enough. we are in the right direction. i think that means the fed doesn't have to raise rates to 6% or higher, but they are ready to pause or cut rates looking into your. lisa: we are awaiting a press conference from president biden on a prisoner swap after releasing brittney griner. we will bring that to you when he does come out with those comments. he did say he has spoken with her and she is safe. kathy, we are talking about the likelihood the fed is going to raise

kathy's bail was set at $250. in san jose, ian cole. >> thank you, ian. >>> oakland schools trying to figure out how to make safer schools. now the district is considering a proposal to add new positions and create new community partnerships to increase crime prevention and improve safety. >>> i totally sympathize with people who say bring back the police. but what i find talking to principals is that it's not actual their priority. their priority for getting their school to be safer is to have better control of people coming and going and to have more staff that really are in close relationship with students that can prevent violence. >> now the school district says it is working to upgrade security by the end of the school year including new alarms and lock systems. the group is also looking to evaporate. >> reporter: game over victors back on home turf. this is visit you of about an hour ago. as argentina's championship team landed. fans there to welcome the team. that win came down to a heart stopping moment.

choreographer kathy westwater is taking the audience on a very special trip. physicalizing a sort of process that is happening within the landfill. and maybe that is a form of a metaphor. i think there's this form of rebirth within all of that. how things come apart, come back together again, matter. reporter: dancing on the garbage left behind in prosperity's wake. marisa: it was beautiful. i kept looking around and seeing how the dancers were moving with the motion of nature, how the wind was moving and everything, and they were also -- the reeds were little dancers, too. reporter: amid the skyscrapers of manhattan, we meet the man who has already designed a park in the middle of new york. once a railroad track, today, a popular refuge for people, animals, and plants. but unlike the high line, freshkills is a long-term project for james corner. it can take up to 30 years for birds and grasses to reestablish themselves on the mounds of garbage. james: even though that looks green, i think an ecologist would probably count about 100 species. we've allowed the

en new york, donde el frÍo no da tregua, ya se ha registrado inundaciones costeras y la gobernadora kathy. desde chicago illinois nuestro jefe de metereologÍa carlos robles nos cuenta mÁs. >>> se aleja del paÍs, tras su paso ha dejado devastaciÓn y muerte. >>> como si se tratara de un poderoso huracÁn el intenso y lluvia helada de esta tormenta, causÓ olas de so pies de altura en massachusetts. que generaron inundaciones costeras en new york y new jersey. >>> salgo como a las 10. el carro lleno de agua, no me prende. se pueden comparar con lo que ocasionÓ la tormenta sandy en el 2012. >>> es un evento que amenaza la vida de ce la gobernadora de new york por lo tanto, mantiene el estado bajo emergencia. los efectos de este sistema invernal se han extendido en gran parte del paÍs. con nieve, lluvia helada, ben tifc y frÍo peligroso. los viento ciÓn tan intensos que generaron masivos cortes de electricidad en lugares como ohio y michigan. >>> esta tormenta invernal en chicago se lo gra dif tar la condensaciÓn por la humedad que emite el lago michigan. inclusive ya el agua comienza a congelar

kathy: we are in the disinflation camp.lags that are involved, it will take time to make its way through. they market, when i look at the shorter end of the market, it is discounted at the new rate of what the fed will do. given the financial conditions have not tightened as much and have loosened the last couple of months, i think the risk is that the fed has to pushback against that and if they do not over tighten, we are going to see inflation bounce back again. jonathan: can we put some numbers on this? the federal reserve and their last projections in the september half pce, core pce at 3.1% at the end of 2023. where are you for 2023? kathy: i think we can get close to the throughput 5% area. -- 3.5% area. it depends on wage growth and how quickly that starts to decline. we have started to seek hence it has started to decline, but not as much as anticipated. we will have to say three .5% at the end of next year. jonathan: does that include a recession to get there? kathy: probably, yeah. we think risk of recession is v

kathy, thanks.se get inside, get warm. >>> and for the latest on the storm's path, i want to bring in meteorologist bill karins. bill, we're not done with the storm yet. it's gone all across the country. we're already hearing about another storm next week that could impact holiday travel. >> yeah, andrea, everyone wants to know about next week. let's first get past this one and then we'll start dealing with the next one. i have to talk, our friends in the northern plains, there's weather tough people and then there's northern plains weather tough. in rapid city, you have been under a blizzard warning since monday evening, five days ago. every hour, you have had a wind gust in the last three days at least 40 miles per hour. i mean, just imagine that. three days in a row of 40-mile-per-hour winds whipping you in the face with snow, because it's blowing all over the place. even at this hour, it's still gusting to 53 miles per hour. that's just, you know, very rare unprecedented blizzard conditions in t

here is kathy park >> reporter: when a canceled flight stranded strangers in orlando, 13 landed on 1ution. >> we decided to rent a 15 passenger van. >> reporter: the storyline almost sounds lake a movie. >> give me a ride? >> sure. why not? >> reporter: except this real-life road trip had everyone headed to knoxville, tennessee, and thanks to tiktok the rest of the world was along for the ride, too. >> we were like witnessing it going viral in real time we posted as it was happening. >> reporter: alanah story began documenting the journey. showing us the personalities. >> i came for a good time. >> i don't argue >> reporter: and pit stops along the way. >> i just like sex >> reporter: they are closely watched adventure racked up millions of views. why did this click with so many people? >> anyone can relate to anyone that's on there. >> reporter: the unexpected detour almost derailed a college tour. >> we are trying to visit the university of tennessee. >> reporter: and conference. >> i am the keynote speaker in knoxville. >> reporter: nearly 700 miles and 10 hours later. >> we are h

mark grant is one but another is kathy woods, she's talking about her strategy but other people don't so much. lauren: billionaires like dan loeb, kathy wood wrote a letter, commentary, and articulated what her strategy is which is finding companies that are able to catch the wave of innovation and she prefers them, think tesla, over mature companies who spend money rewarding shareholders with dividends and buybacks. this is what dan loeb says to that. anyone teaching a value investing class or one on investment psychology should use this memo kathy wrote as a treatise to study the mindset of -- that is slang for investors who hold onto stocks for too long but he put it in a tweet which is funny. she did her investors well into thousand 20, she made her fame, tripled their money but her arc innovation fund is down 66% this year, 3 times worse than the nasdaq that it follows for the most part, dan isn't doing that well either. dave: it has been a tough year. biden's massive spending bill includes a lot of vanity projects. e friendly highways, did you know there was such a thing? it doe

member of the us house of representatives from the democratic party kathy porter, for example, just think about it, said that pedophilia is never a crime. just a type of personal identification and you need to treat it correctly, and in canada there is already a famous transgender trudovik. they forbade him to take pictures, they say it's a shame. he's not a zoo animal. so now for the photo and video of kylo leme to the students of the canadian school, who are forced to attend these lessons were threatened with suspension from classes, but schoolchildren, of course, cannot be stopped. therefore , a photo card has appeared on the internet again. they prove that the miracle teacher is in the ranks and conducts lessons in the photograph, the teacher hobbles along the school corridor on crutches after his enchanting parachute jump, by the way, the parents say that the trudovik was not only not removed, but they provided him with personal protection on the school grounds. now the police are constantly on duty to protect the rights of perverts. damn, the story is getting bigger grows, as in a d

rescuers in new york went to for stranded passengers whose cars were snowed in, today kathy hochul, theernor -- >> we have had ice, flooding, snow, freezing temperatures, and everything that mother nature could wall up at us this weekend. nicole: a country blanketed in an historic number of winter weather advisories is leaving americans with canceled holiday plans and cold homes. i am nicole ellis. judy: the u.s. house of representatives today passed a $1.7 trillion federal spending bill, sending it to president biden. it passed mostly along party lines at head of the midnight government shutdown deadline. with just nine republicans joining the democrats, the massive bill will fund federal agencies through next september and include aid to ukraine and disaster relief. ukraine's president of a of mere zelinski is back home in kyiv. his meeting helped secure a $1.8 billion military aid package for his country. the president said he is back at work and is optimistithat the assistance will help ukrainian forces. >> good morning, all. as you can hear, phones are working. i am in my office. w

what general motors is i'm going to come back to you on that this is obviously a huge part of the kathy woods strategy, these money losing companies you take fliers are going to be the names of the future. are you poking around it in all to maybe rebound some or has that ship sailed >> no, that shipsailed i think going into next year i think continued companies, the market will penalize companies that have high multiples and aren't growing whether it's a kathy woods stock or whether it's disney -- by the way, there's lots that aren't growing that are expensive i think the market will continue to penalize those types of companies. i think this as is a sentiment you still want to be underweight or not own those high growth -- low growth high pe type company. >> given the range the only ark we need right now is built by noah not by kathy woods. you know something important here which is hard to believe but it's true. tesla has become some sort of weird political stock. it used today be you dove for tesla and i'm for the planet now it's become this weird political hot button name, which mig

it >>> she had more wins than tiger woods and jack nicklaus, and now the golf world is remembering kathye victory, racking up 88 victories. she was the first woman in golf to earn a million dollars in her career, and her accomplishments landed her in the world golf hall of fame in 1982 in a statement, the commissioner of the lpga said that whitworth was one of the most incredible women in golf, calling her a champion in the truest sense of the word kathy whitworth was 83 years old. thanks for tuning in to "early today. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm brie jackson. we leave you with the surfing santas hitting the wav >>> it's monday, december 26th the dangerous holiday storm plunged temperatures into a deep freeze in dozens of states feet of snow was dumped in many areas, and the number of fatalities continues to rise >>> a major warning for parents of small children and what could be lurking around that christmas tree in the post holiday cleanup. >>> and we'll take you to florida, where our kerry sanders takes a look at how hard-hit towns are managing to rebuild muches after hurricane ian >

. >> reporter: it is helping kathy solve a major logistical headache, managing the inventory. 500 bikese already been moved to the alameda county fairgrounds, forming a maze of boxes. >> i don't know of any other organization that manages to do 500 bikes all in one day. >> reporter: on saturday, volunteers will do one of the bay area's biggest one-day bike builds. alex's trucks will dentist reviewed the bikes, plus helmets, to youth agencies and foster homes by christmas day. alex and kathy hope the partnership will put a positive spin on the holidays, and possibly be a turning point in the lives of young people. >> providing more things for more kids. >> reporter: as for those thousand hugs? it is already one and counting. in livermore, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> kids bikes lanes already has enough volunteers for saturday's big old, but they could always use some cash to serve more kids. a $150 donation is enough to buy a bike and helmet for one young person. >>> this evening, a new poll shows many americans are prepared to be stressed out this holiday season. the american psychiatric ass

work were democrats look likely to to feed democratic governor kathy hochul's nomination chief judgefter his conservative judicial record punted opposition from progressives because of his antiabortion, anti-labor, and anti-bail reform position. >> this nomination was baffling to me that the governor would attempt to cement a conservative majority on our highest court up until 2030 with a judge with a record of making antiabortion decisions. amy: as 2022 comes to a close, we look at one of the most alarming developments this year. how more jails in the united states have become debt traps. then to the new documentary "angola do you hear us? voices from a plantation prison." it has just been shortlisted for an academy award. we will speak with the director and film subject actress and playwright liza jessie peterson. e needelp. is inew was hisrical be on a prison plaation no just -- amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israel has sworn in the most far-right government in its 74-year history, led by b

castillo is being held at the same prison as former president and better for him already been. 2 kathy and i read the whole he mardi is serving a 25 year center for human rights. i believe they are the only 2 former president of hayden who closed congress illegally. he never learned the wants to bring an end to the political feuding which has paralyzed the country for years. as she chooses those who will be in her cabinet. she wants to show poor peruvians. they will not be forgotten by diana sanchez tells us he that lee might be to a landmark legislation protecting that same sex marriage has been passed in the u. s. a vote in the house of representatives saw 39 republicans joined democrats to support the bill. the respect for marriages act will act to support a 2015 that supreme court ruling. it requires federal government and states to recognize gay marriages as long as they were legal in the states they were performed. ah, now the football well cup is back in action on friday as the 1st cause a final match is get on the way later croatia are up against to 5 time champions. brazil at

he said among other things that kathy jo, it was none, whoever he was the highest ranking official in the country and that he should have protected law and order. he also said that the protests against president deena lamp is a continuation of the cool did tar air that day. gasdio tried to perpetrate the one week ago. and he also asked, he also said that manuela was over. i lowered, the president of mexico, had given, had said that he was going to give political asylum to our president gusio so that he, in fact could flee the country. and that's why the judge decided that he had to stay in in custody for the next 18 months. at least 16 people have been killed and many more are missing after landslide. his a camping ground in malaysia. it happened in getting highlands a popular healy area outside colon, but rescue crews are searching for survivors. thousands of people have rallied against the conviction of istanbul mare, who's seen as a possible challenger to turkey as president in elections next year. at graham m. o . new supports at say the verdict is politically motivated. so then c

kathi rand: my father ended up leaving, six hours before the arrival of hitler and s nazis. [wolf rand at age 36] "we've been in bordeaux with no visas and no papers. i've nothing that would help us get out of the country and the germans are fast approaching. i hear there's a man from portugal who can help us." kathi rand: my father, he had heard that in the town of bordeaux in southern france that there were people who were able to get visas. my father called sousa mendes "the man," the man who gave the visas. he had absolutely no idea what his name was. sterling: this man, aristides de sousa mendes, he was the portuguese consul in bordeaux. he had already started violating this infamous circular fourteen, issued by the portuguese dictatorship which basically said, don't allow any refugees into portugal, especially jews that have been expelled from their country. [aristides de sousa mendes] "i will obey my conscience and grant these visas. i do not have the right to let so many women, children, and men die. if thousands of jews are suffering because of one man, hitler, sure

so many of us are struggling. >> reporter: kathy is hoping shoppers will return with the electricity. she says more than 30 customers have already reached out offering to help pu the craft store back together again. >> right now with everything that's going on in society, thi has been one of the biggest benefits of living in a small town especially in this area. w care about each other. overall we really do care about each other, and we're going to be there for each other. >> reporter: well of course, we are keeping an eye on everythin that has been happening up in humboldt county. stay with cbs news bay area and kpix.com for continuing coverage. >>> oh my gosh. if you're a giants fan, you had a mourning. you probably woke up shocked, confused, angry. shortstop carlos correa's deal with the team fell through at the last second. now he's in another jersey. charlie walters here. a friend of mine broke the news t me this morning and i said what >> it was last night for me. after we got off the air, our producer, justin williams, hits me up and said hey, we didn't happen to miss that brea

kathy whitworth died at the age of 83.