deede keller was no longer missing.olice asked to meet with deede's family. >> it was just a wide range of emotions. there was almost some type of relief they had found her because we were starting to think at that point how long could this go on. >> hardest days of my life. and one of the hardest days for my children, and all of her friends and her family. >> deede keller was dead at age 54. an autopsy showed she'd been asphyxiated. and the clues that were and were not left in her car were about to take this case back in a familiar direction. >> coming up -- just days before she was murdered, deede had a visit from a stalker. >> she said she was in the shower, kind of pulled her out of the shower, and they had this huge altercation, he was calling her every name under the sun. >> when "dateline" continues. (♪upbeat holiday music) narrator: upgrade your protectin this holiday season... available at boomer naturals,n nanocvs s[what's this?]m.or you. oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgm

keller. he is an associate professor of history at rhodes college in memphis, tennessee whose research focuses on relationship among individuals, states and the environment in times of crisis and conflict. he has received fellowships from the american council of learned societies, the austrian ministry of science and research and the national endowment for the humanities to only name a few and has given lectures in africa, india, turkey, across europe and soon, kansas city. not a bad lineup. he is an author and most recently finished his co-edited histories of the first world war which is available for purchase after our program. as a first for a museum and memorial speaker, he is a national certified instructor. when you ask questions, take sure they have a question mark at the end and now without further ado, please join me in welcoming dr. keller. [applause] dr. keller: good evening, everyone. i'm thrilled to be here and happy you could join me. i am going to talk about my current research

keller. [applause] dr. keller: good evening, everyone. i'm thrilled to be here and happy you could join me. i am going to talk about my current research which is looking at a global environmental history of the first world war. i am interested in energy geopolitics that link the battle lines on the home fronts with agricultural and industry in ways that fundamentally shaped the 20th century. so i will talk about the main battlefield many of us are familiar with, then hop, skip, and jump around the globe to point out other areas where we might not think of the war that has an incredibly profound environmental impact. now, few human endeavors have altered the natural world as much as agriculture industry and warfare. in 1914, these came together in ways that were incredibly destructive. we might first think of battlefields when someone mentions war, they think battlefields, and soldiers did change environment on every battlefront. military planners took the environment into account, mostly when they were considering climate and terrain. oft

what makes keller so optimistic is unclear just like so much else at the german f.a. . some news from the world of tennis and swiss tennis star roger federer while misty is striving to open for the 1st time in his career as he continues to recover from 2 rounds of knees surgery the 39 year old hasn't played competitively since the last destroyed the now open in january is currently training at his off season base in cuba by strive you know been has been delighted to ferry because of the pandemic federer hopes to return to the tennis at the end of that. and a quick reminder of our top story we're following for you this hour. u.s. lawmakers have voted to increase emergency pandemic relief payments to struggling americans to $2000.00 and going president trump had threatened to block the bill altogether unless the amount was raised from $600.00 votes in a surprise for the president light of the side to sign into law a massive public spending package. and a quick reminder before we go you can always get news on the go just download from google play all from the app store. an

what makes keller so optimistic is unclear just like so much else at the german f.a. . some news from the world of tennis and swiss tennis star roger federer will misty astride been open for the 1st time in his career as he continues to recover from 2 rounds of need surgery the 39 year old hasn't played competitively since the loss to spread the an open in january he's currently trying out his offseason base in g. by strive you know been has been delighted to ferry because of the pandemic federer hopes to return to competitive tennis at the end of that. and a quick reminder of our top story we're following for you this hour. u.s. lawmakers have voted to increase emergency pandemic relief payments to struggling americans to $2000.00 outgoing president donald trump had threatened to block the bill altogether unless the amount was raised from $600.00 votes up in a surprise for bursal the president lighted the saw had to sign into law a massive public spending package. and a quick reminder before we go you can always get news on the go just download it from google play all

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they're they're keller exit 5 he was found keller avenue, multi vehicle injury accident at one point was blocking all lanes of traffic now looks like we only have a couple of lanes blocked. but there is some slow traffic leading up to the scene so you're backed up about a mile on 5.80 leading up to that keller avenue exit, i'm definitely suggesting that you go ahead and take the take the nimitz north instead of using 5.80 because you're going to save some time by doing that when they cleared i will definitely let you know we're checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza the line is long but it's very quiet. so your trip into san francisco will be a little stop and go from the ad overcrossing through the tolls but overall still very nice across the upper deck through downtown san francisco and we're checking in on 92, we'll give you one more bridge and that's west 92, the brake lights continue to fill in but no major issues here from hayward over to the peninsula. you're averaging a normal 14 minutes, james, all right rob, thank you it's 6.17, let's talk about your election president el

tait keller. dr. keller is an associate professor of history at rhodes college in memphis, tennessee, whose research focuses on relationship among individuals, states and the environment, particularly in times of crisis and conflict. he has received fellowships, and the national endowment for the humanities to only name a few, and has given lectures in africa, india, turkey, across europe, and soon, kansas city. not a bad line up. he is author of "apostle of the alps" and recently finished "environmental histories of the first world war" and it will be available after our program. as a first for a museum in memorial speaker, he is a national certified instructor, so when you ask those questions, make sure they do have a question mark at the end of them. now without further adieu, please help me in welcoming dr. tait keller. [ applause ] >> good evening, everyone. i'm so thrilled to be here and happy that you could i'm going to talk about my current research which is the global environmental history of

tait keller the co-editor of environmental history of world war i talks about the diverse ecological impact of the first world war had on u.s. and across the globe. >> now i'd like to introduce doctor tait keller, and his research is on the relationship of states and the environment, and particularly in times of crisis and conflict. he has received fellowships from the american council of learned societies, and the ad ministries of science research, and

if you enjoy british keller and your welcome live seen here sending out a warm christmas message but the video of the german football association president and his national team coach is over a year old. bunch of for 2020 there was no joint appearance some think there is tension brewing between the 2. i was a very upset that many many things were leaked to the public by someone from. german media claim live and keller have met privately the president supposedly wanted the germany national coach to step down after the european championship. in 10 i once again made it very clear among us that i want more unity and trust as well as more trust on matters that have been discussed internally in the intend to score convincing but the rift within the d.f.t. could also be why live still has his job president keller is reportedly at odds with his general secretary friedrich courteous and their disagreements have stalled decision making such as letting the go to germany coach has been trying to build a new team for more than 2 years now offensively there are promising signs but in defense there

german media claim live and keller have met privately the president supposedly wanted the germany national coach to step down after the european championship. in 10 i once again made it very clear among us that i want more unity and trust as well as more trust on matters that have been discussed internally being in the intend. but the rift within the d.f.t. could also be why live still has his job president keller is reportedly at odds with his general secretary friedrich and their disagreements have stalled decision making such as letting the go to germany coach has been trying to build a new team for more than 2 years now offensively there are promising signs but in defense there are still too many cracks the 6 nil loss to spain in november was a historical low on earth and must buy more or less money in sight gets. what's important during rebuilding is to give the players time to develop. and when i see that the team still needs this or that to be successful then i'll definitely do it twice but at the moment i don't see any reason behind it. however time is running out for live in march

looking at keller.ke one vehicle is in the middle of lanes there and we see a bit of slowing. it's just popped up. we'll continue to track that but we'll show you what the toll plaza looks like coming up. back to you. >>> take a look at this, new, firefighters at the scene after house fire in san jose. these are the flames crews had to battle started about 90 minutes ago near willow street. a firefighter was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. one resident was treated for smoke inhalation. people who live there believe telephones anit was an electrical fire that started near the christmas tree. >>> a new day dawns for health care workers. the first covid vaccines are about to be administered one day after the rollout started across the country. >> "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live outside zuckerberg san francisco general. rolling up their leaves, cierra. >> reporter: good morning. exactly. we're hearing it could be some time in the morning hours the first line workers receive the vaccine.

west 580 has our traffic alert around keller where this crash still blocks lanes. the latest updates from chp. >>> good morning, very happy tuesday to you as well. we were talking yesterday about how oracle is joining other high-tech companies in moving its headquarters out of the bay area. we now know that oracle founder, larry ellison, is leaving, too. he's not going to texas with the rest of the oracle executive staff. he's going to hawaii. in a statement to oracle employees ellison says i've received a number of inquiries about whether or not i will be moving to texas. the answer is no. i have moved to the state of hawaii and will be using the power of zoom to work from the island of lanai. he owns, by the way, most of lanai. we have a trend here. a writer named wolf richter in san francisco calls it the texodus or management by zooming around playing off the old adage from hp management by walking around. the question we have yet to answer will it work for oracle and other companies? at 5:15 i wondered out loud if oracle splitting executives into texas, taking

the answer the stimulus payment is going to run out once that's gone what are they going to do next keller says instead congress needs to focus on jobs. the best stimulus as a job. >>and we love what we need to do going forward to support our small businesses are working families. many republican lawmakers say the u.s. can't afford another round of direct payments every penny that we spend borrowed kentucky. republican congressman brett guthrie hundreds of billions of dollars is far from our children and grandchildren is stimulus checks are not included in the compromise. some lawmakers say they will work on a stand-alone bill. >>although that would be unlikely to pass until after the first of the year, reporting in washington, i'm basil job. >>could take a look at this surfers taking on big waves at mavericks said beach in half moon bay. barry beaches were under a high surf advisory this afternoon and the surfers out there sure took advantage of it. the national weather service says that swells were expected to peak at 25 feet. and while experienced surfers hit the waves, the national wea

tait keller the co-editor of environmental history of world war i talks about the diverse ecological impact of the first world war had on u.s. and across the globe. >> now i'd like to introduce doctor tait keller, and his research is on the relationship of states and the environment, and particularly in times of crisis and conflict. he has received fellowships from the american council of learned societies, and the ad ministries of science research, and the endowment for the humanities to just name a few, and has given lectures in africa, india turkey and across europe and soon kansas city. not a bad lineup. he is the author of apostle and the alps, and finished environmental history of the first world war which is for purchase in our lobby after the program. it's a first for a museum the memorial speaker, he is a alliance national certified instructor so you ask those questions, make sure they do have a question mark at the end of them, and now without further ado please help me in welcoming, dr. tait keller. >> good evening everyone and i am so thrilled to be here, and happy you co

keller. you are now recognized, mr. keller. thank you to all the witnesses for being here today. the census is an incredibly important topic in this committees work on the matter has been essential for the hard to count people like in rural parts of pennsylvania. we need to ensure the census bureau has the resources and support it needs to successfully complete this work. by all accounts, the director and the census bureau are on track to deliver a complete and accurate count. anomalies being brought up during this hearing reflect less than 60 31 hundredths of a percent of the data being processed, and the director self i said that these types of anomalies have occurred in past censuses. all i appreciate the chair holding this hearing today, the threats on the executive order on apportionment should not be controversial. since we do not use data about the number of people visiting this country for the purpose of determining congressional districts, by that same logic, we should not use the number of illegal aliens, either. mr. landry, what kind of discretion does the executive br

this was westbound 580 right at keller. we had the two left lanes blocked but all lanes have just been reopened. we are tracking slow speeds. you can see that on the sensors, on the maps here it. will take a if you minutes for traffic to recover in the area. you can always use 880. bay bridge toll plaza light lights on and it's a slow ride. new crash on 880, details on that in my next report. emily. >>> i ham here in san francisco at zuckerburg subpoena sf general hospital. in just a few hours we have great news. the vaccines will be given in san francisco at 9:30. that's great news for everybody. san francisco is just one of four california cities receiving a share of the first 33,000 doses. now there are about 2,000 doses that are headed here to sf general. enough to vaccinate 1,000 people because remember it takes two doses to do that. it's their share of the 33,000 that are headed out. from sanford to -- cold freezers have been installed they are ready to store thousands of vials of that vaccine. at oakland internationa

tait keller. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >>> you are watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span 3, explore our nation's past. c-span 3. created by america's cable television companies as a public service. and brought to you today by your television provider. >>> from washington, the combined radio and television industry brings you a special report on the salk polio vaccine.-did has been conducting extensive research on the vaccine. tomorrow, the department is releasing its final report on the findings of those test. to give you the highlights of that report, here now are the secretary of health education and welfare. and the surgeon general of the united states public health service, surgeon general leonard scheele. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. poliomyelitis and the safety of the salk and the polio vaccine is vitally important to all of us. scientific processes are often difficult for us to understand. yet it is important that we understand the results of scientific findings. so that we can be intelligent in making decisions, about our own child

german media claim live and keller have met privately the president supposedly wanted the germany national coach to step down after the european championship. in 10 i once again made it very clear among us that i want more unity and trust as well as more trust on matters that have been discussed internally being in the intend to convey often but the rift within the d.f.t. could also be why live still has his job president keller is reportedly at odds with his general secretary friedrich courteous and their disagreements have stalled decision making such as letting the go to germany coach has been trying to build a new team for more than 2 years now offensively there are promising signs but in defense there are still too many cracks in the 6 nil loss to spain in november was a historical low on earth and must buy more or less money in sight. it's what's important during rebuilding is to give the players time to develop. and when i see that the team still needs this or that to be successful then i'll definitely do it tool but at the moment i don't see any reason. however time is running out

congressman keller represents pennsylvania one of two states trump campaign has a pending lawsuit in joins us now, thank you for being here. >> pleasure to be here. americans have to trust the elections are fair and true. where does he go from here? >> your 100% correct, the foundation is free and fair elections, people knowing their vote was counted accurately so we will that the court cases that are in place play out, let the judge of apply the law to the merits of the case. the attorney general made a statement about the elections and mainstream media jumps on that. i join my colleagues, we send a letter, the attorney general clarified significant things, evidence they are doing investigation and we needs to make sure and every american should want to be sure they know the votes were counted fairly, accurately no matter what the outcome happens to be, make sure that happens and that is what our elections in america have been about for two centuries. >> that is of utmost importance. in terms of the president he says he will devote 125% of his energy to contest this election. in ter

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westbound 580 around keller. looks like we are starting to see brake lights.n chp arrives on scene. speeds down to about 34 miles an hour this is westbound 580 right before ankler they are saying that at least four lanes are blocked. expect in brake lights. we will keep you updated on that. injuries possibly reported in this incident. you may stick with 880 until that is cleared out of lanes. speaking of 580. we have a lot of brake lights working its way in to the pass. a lot of people making that trek this morning. >>> i'm elm turner at sf general where there will be the first vaccines given this morning just a few hours. that's all starting at 9:30. it's a big day here. big morning. finally some good news for 2020. san francisco is one of four california cities receiving a share of the first 33,000 doses. they have 2,000 doses here. enough to vaccinate a thousand people. their share of those 33,000 was sent here. from stanford to kaiser northern california, ultra cold freezers have been installed and they are ready to store thousands of vials. fedex planes a

. >>> i now want to bring in the mayor of albuquerque, mayor tim keller. i've got to ask you this. you're out of icu beds. your capacity -- the capacity issue is over 100%. what do you do now? >> well, we're looking at a couple of aspects. firstly, we do have an ability to scale a little bit with respect to emergency facilities. and, of course, looking unfortunately at crisis level triage of care. and so this is just where we're at right now in albuquerque. very unfortunately. the city is also ready to basically convert anything into hospital or care space. our limiting factor is health care workers. you know, as we've heard, they are fatigued, they're working very hard, and we're maxed out. our challenge has been on getting that workforce as opposed to getting the physical space. and so we're -- so we are recruiting heavily retired health care workers and we have retired medical care and we're also trying to bring in folks from other states. so that is in process. we've had some success with that. but we've also just got to drop the spread, right? the other side of the equation is

keller.is an associate professor of history at rhodes college in memphis, tennessee whose research focuses on relationship among individuals, states and the environment in times of crisis and conflict. he has received fellowships from the american council of learned societies, the austrian ministry

keller. you are now recognized, mr. keller. thank you to all the witnesses for being here today. the census is an incredibly important topic in this committees work on the matter has been essential for the hard to count people like in rural parts of pennsylvania. we need to ensure the census bureau has the resources and support it needs to successfully complete this work. by all accounts, the director and the census bureau are on track to deliver a complete and accurate count. anomalies being brought up during this hearing reflect less than 60 31 hundredths of a percent of the data being processed, and the director self i said that these types of anomalies have occurred in past censuses. all i appreciate the chair holding this hearing today, the threats on the executive order on apportionment should not be controversial. since we do not use data about the number of people visiting this country for the purpose of determining congressional districts, by that same logic, we should not use the number of illegal aliens, either. mr. landry, what kind of discretion does the executive br

the answer the stimulus payment is going to run out once that's gone what are they going to do next kellers instead congress needs to focus on jobs. the best stimulus as a job. >>and we love what we need to do going forward to support our small businesses are working families. many republican lawmakers say the u.s. can't afford another round of direct payments for every penny that we spend borrowed kentucky. republican congressman brett guthrie hundreds of billions of dollars is far from our children and grandchildren is stimulus checks are not included in the compromise. some lawmakers say they will work on a stand-alone bill. >>although that would be unlikely to pass until after the first of the year, reporting in washington, i'm basil job. >>and here locally 3 new measures are in place to help small businesses in san francisco. the city will further defer the united unified license fees until october 31st of next year provide up to 1 million dollars and support for operators of shared spaces and release an additional 3.2 million dollars in 0 interest loans for latin x own businesses. an

the answer the stimulus payment is going to run out once that's gone what are they going to do next keller says instead congress needs to focus on jobs. the best stimulus as a job. >>and we love what we need to do going forward to support our small businesses are working families. many republican lawmakers say the u.s. can't afford another round of direct payments for every penny that we spend borrowed kentucky. republican congressman brett guthrie hundreds of billions of dollars is far from our children and grandchildren is stimulus checks are not included in the compromise. some lawmakers say they will work on a stand-alone bill. >>although that would be unlikely to pass until after the first of the year we're putting in washington, i'm basil job. coming up next on kron 4 news at 9.30 unemployment fraud in california could cost the state billions of dollars. >>how many accounts have been linked to suspicious activity. sonoma county is expanding covid-19 test saying where you can get tested for free and one of the largest cyber security companies in the country has been hacked what >>toni

his constitutional rights to be able to bring these cases, pennsylvania republican congressman fred keller wants to hear more from attorney general william barr barr told the associated press that there appears to be no widespread election fraud. nothing that would change the results of the election, no widespread problems, i mean that doesn't mean some frost ok we should get to the bottom of this so that we as americans no matter what your party affiliation, but we as americans. >>have confidence our electoral process president trump and his team don't have much time states must certify their election results for the electoral college by next tuesday, december 8th, reporting in washington, i'm job. >>still ahead artists from across the country coming together to help raise money for bay area wow! a new buick? for me? to james, from james. that's just what i wanted. is this a new buick? i secret santa-ed myself. oh i shouldn't have. but i have been very good this year. wow! wow! wow! don't forget you this holiday season, get an s-you-v, from buick. celebrate the holidays with buick, now ev

bowling career he just graduated from the california virtual academy and plans to attend the helen keller institute in new york for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>love that story of jacob wants to prove people wrong. he's been very successful that's it fo my mother died when i was a kid. it inspired me to become a doctor. then covid hit. no one has ever seen anything like covid. you feel hopeless. my best friend's father died of covid-19. then my father caught it. wearing a mask, washing your hands. sacrifice those things now. you have the power to protect the ones you love. >>all right welcome back on lot of folks obviously gearing up for christmas but there is a house in pennsylvania. that has been celebrating festivus for the rest of us. yeah for those of you who don't know the home is celebrating the annual seinfeld inspired holiday allows people to push aside the commercialism of christmas when the plane metal pole. >>and the airing of grievances while you won't be gathered around the table to tell your family all the ways that we've disappointing them this year. you can write you

the 1,600 square foot building owned by the celebrity chef thomas keller, approached more than 60 investorsto launch the restaurant back in 1994. according to abc7's analysis of newly released sba data, french laundry collectively received more than $2.4 million through the paycheck protection program. that's 17 times more than the average loan for restaurants received in the bay area. >> you know what? i'm beyond angry. what can i do about it? nothing. >> reporter: he struggled to get just over $318,000 to save his san mateo restaurant vault 164. the loan amount wasn't enough to sustain his business. berk wits was forced to sell the restaurant in july. >> i was not happy. i had a 40-year run in the restaurant business. not many people that have had that run. i consider myself fortunate. i really feel bad for the next generation of restaurant you'res because they're screwed. >> reporter: according to data from the sba, both loans were approve. the first was for $2.2 million to retain 163 employees. the second loan was for more than 194,000 to retain five employees. abc7's analysis found fre

the 1,600 square foot building owned by the celebrity chef thomas keller, approached more than 60 investorslaunch the restaurant back in 1994. according to abc7's analysis of newly released sba data, french laundry collectively received more than $2.4 million through the paycheck protection program. that's 17 times more than the average loan for restaurants received in the bay area. >> you know what? i'm beyond angry. what can i do about it? nothing. >> reporter: he struggled to get just over $318,000 to save his san mateo restaurant vault 164. the loan amount wasn't enough to sustain his business. berk wits was forced to sell the restaurant in july. >> i was not happy. i had a 40-year run in the restaurant business. not many people that have had that run. i consider myself fortunate. i really feel bad for the next generation of restaurant you'res because they're screwed. >> reporter: according to data from the sba, both loans were approve. the first was for $2.2 million to retain 163 employees. the second loan was for more than 194,000 to retain five employees. abc7's analysis found french

keller: thank you, madam speaker. we look forward to celebrating 250th anniversary of america's founding. i urge my colleagues to support this bill, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back. the gentleman from california. i would like to urge my colleagues to support it. yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back. the question is will the house and pass e rules senate 3989, as amended. aye. in favor say those opposed, no. chair, 2/3ion of the having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i move the house -- madam speaker, i move house suspend the rules and ass the bill h.r. 6535, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of bill. the clerk: a bill to dee

the rally move weapon the left hand of the jesuit newspaper editor bill keller. and there's a way to marry the day when young girls on t.v. is the result of mobile devices the border jewels are literally going to a letter to congress if you will need to know both the your mothers were married. or liked the east coast of the division. if you start to glasgow a little like you it. will be a. challenge it is where you read it up for your video. today under cover story on take your kids wave gave them some money to lie low self you are used as brave it was unclear. trip to elsewhere mary you can defend yourself i enjoyed reforms from the work of the rest of your vacation. to explode all teeth. will reveal to me your interview earlier. during our 15 years on the air are to have been reporting on major events around the globe and sharing that all thoughts have a voice as part of our anniversary coverage today here's a look back at our 2 you focused on the u.k. and the joy in a fond saga. do you remember when julian a song was dragged out of london's ecuadorian embassy

made to her of the job but the authorities are insisting that vaccination will be voluntary earlier keller's prime minister annoyance that the country would receive its 1st doses of vaccine next week political as a listener bruce sees the threat and restrictions on an ideal way to make people trust in seeing. i think. forcing people to be vaccinated with the. premise that we've heard in ontario is not the best way to persuade the population to consider being vaccinated in fact it is the worst way to do it especially now that we are in the very early stages of the rollout of the vaccine nobody has been vaccinated yet and at any rate the 1st people who would be vaccinated will be medical staff and personnel in high risk places for example old age homes and. other similar facilities so i think the terrio health minister position was irresponsible in fact because i myself become even more. concerned about this. us president elect joe biden has chosen the retired general as his defense secretary if approved by the senate 67 year old lloyd austin would become the 1st black person to head the penta

ministrations attorney general has resigned here earlier found no evidence of widespread election fraud keller moped rep stole up from new york. donald trump is still not conceding donald trump says he is the legitimate winner of the 2020 election no it's not over we keep going and we're going to continue to go forward we have numerous local cases where you know in some of the states a good rig from the from us now there was a last ditch effort to try and to try and you know win the white house for trump in the supreme court and we saw the state of texas file to have the results in the state of georgia in pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin overturned based on allegations of fraud the supreme court opted not to hear the case they threw it out of court and as a result today's electoral college voting proceeded and there was a vote and it joe biden has pulled ahead as the clear winner of that vote with a clear majority now in the aftermath of the supreme court turning down trumps trumps proposal and trumps case and the texas intervention we saw the leaders of the texas republican party talk abou

christian keller from barclays is still with us. put out last week your q1 outlook, which i thought was full of fascinating stuff. use shows charts you u.s. real gdp getting back to its pre-covid trend by 2024. is that optimistic? we keep hitting new highs on u.s. stocks. it is pretty amazing even as infection rates climb to new records also. clearly -- what we forecasted, a very weak first quarter in the u.s.. something could even be negative. economy held up much better than expected. the momentum with which we went sets it fourth quarter apart from europe if you look at seasonally adjusted and annualized numbers. moment is the the virus will influence the first quarter. patch,ket has this soft but the market is focusing on a world of normalcy, if you will. the vaccine will bring us to protected populations and therefore an economy that can go back to levels it has seen before. a lot of stimulus is still there. that will propel growth in the next one or two years. anna: we have had new data out of china overnight. export data. asi

said it's a shame that the company had to lay off all these people to keep stephen smith and max keller south carolinas. smith responded saying you might be able to get over it i generate revenue, clown. the tweet is longer than that. in the time we have remaining, what's your reaction to this tweet? >> i agree with stephen a. smith and that doesn't happen very often. the american people should be far less concerned about how much he and others at espn and other networks are making and far more concerned with the money made by public serve vasts who work for us who are directly funding who, again, have a lack of leadership and are not doing their job. that's where i would direct that anger. i think that would be time well spent. todd: tomi, the government doesn't bring in money except for your taxes. smith is bring in revenue and getting compensated for it. somebody else who is on all the time. tomi lahren. don't miss no interruption with tomi lahren available exclusively on fox nation. we appreciate you getting up early with us, tomi. >> thanks, appreciate it? >> thank you, guys. carle

tait keller. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >>> you

even allegations he made an enormous amount of money from bob belinsky, he plays the role of helen keller doesn't see anything, he doesn't hear anything, why are we to believe this? >> it is completely inconceivable joe biden is not aware of this. part of it, the biden family talks about the time, there's a lot of evidence. they communicate all the time, they travel together everywhere, they are aware of each other's affairs so that by itself denies it but beyond that, we have direct testimony of tony bob belinsky himself was brought in by the biden family to do these deals the chinese company and he met with joe biden, joe biden would be cut in on some of these deals so there's no way, they cannot have it both ways. say the we are this tightknit family, we are close and talk about everything together, we've experienced all these things together but on the other hand, knowing nothing about each other's business affairs and we don't know family members are under fbi investigations. it is absurd. mark: bob belinsky is a serious person, he served in the meditates military, he's served a lot

bowling career he just graduated from the california virtual academy and plans to attend the helen keller institute in new york for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>well if jacob is out to prove people wrong he sure is successful at that a very cool story. you guys, i'm still using bumpers anything about how impressive that is like you can barely see the pens and he's throwing strikes. i mean it's crazy wear that's that he wears snow i only who promoted hats but maybe i need be hey you want to get me exactly expect to find on my desk, you guys really impressive guy kudos to him i thank skyler its story and thank you to kate rooney coming up 15,000 santa inflatable. >>a flying pig. one kansas family is vowing that it will be better than its neighbors in this year's holiday display will be unlike any other. >>sea and ground in our 2 kids and it's that time of year again did you see this fast approaching and even the pandemic isn't going stop us from having some fun checking out the fireworks and looking ahead to it we have better 2021. that's right. he was spending a lot of time right here

founding in 1619, which was not true, and where deplatforming -- "time" magazine deplatformed helen kellereople. san francisco renaming a school because abraham lincoln, who really save the union and stop slavery is somehow a racist because he is not perfect by our standards. it's going to continue. this is the most frightening period of my life and reminiscent of the mccarthy period. i don't think we can let it rdhappen. i know my father grew up in poverty, flew 40 missions in a b-29 over japan.t and his cousin, who was adopted, was killed, my namesake, and okinawa. i'm not ready to accept that they fought for a racist country that was in here and fought. it's going w to be perpetuated. you are not, blm, going to hijack the totality of american history because it is not perfect. it's good. does not have to be perfect, but it is better than the alternative.t i that is what it is about. it is very disturbing to hear these stories tonight about intolerance. i just hope we can speak out, all of us. >> tucker: that is one of the most stirring summations i have in a long time. victor davis hans

bowling career he just graduated from the california virtual academy and plans to attend the helen keller institute in new york for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>good for jacob and how about those hats is one for every day of the week i swear, but how cool is that though i mean just to be able to bowl and you can't see incredible also if you want to catch the worst tomorrow the tipoff against the bucks at 2.30 looking for their first wi >>well this year like basically everything else we have a different approach to christmas said. we find virtual or socially distant ways for kids says still try to enjoy the holiday spirit. yeah they've got to so we have rich demuro showing us some easy and fun ways to enjoy some of those last minute christmas joy. >>and gifts before us and shows up tonight. >>his magic is strong this time of the year and thanks to technology connecting with saint nick is easier than ever. for starters checkout portable north pole where santa is making custom videos just for call them out by hello tanner show their picture and give an update on the gift they want. pict

allegations that he made an enormous amount of money from bob berlinski he played the role of helen kellerar anything and absolutely mute. why are we to believe this? >> yeah, it's completely inconceivable that joe biden is not aware of this. part of it is the biden family talks about it all the time and there's evidence and it's a close knit family prayed they communicate all the time and travel together everywhere and aware of each other's affairs though that, by itself, but beyond that we have the direct testimony of tony himself was brought in by the biden family to do these deals with the chinese company and he met with joe biden and joe biden was going to be cut in on some of these deals so there is no way and they cannot have it both ways. either were this tightknit family and very close and we talk about everything together we experience all these things together but on the other hand we know nothing about each other's business affairs and we don't know the family members are under fbi investigation. it's patently absurd, mark. mark: bob bobulinski is a serious person, served in th

bowling career he just graduated from the california virtual academy and plans to attend the helen keller institute in new york for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>next here on kron 4 news at 9 an emotional celebration for a high school senior. they got accepted to her dream school. how she used her personal obstacles to motivated he >>an emotional celebration for a southern california high school senior who found out that she was accepted to harvard. kimberly chang spoke to the new ivy league student who used her personal obstacles to motivate her to get into her dream school. >>this was the moment said at a high school student seattle that you're going and her family. >>found out she was accepted into one of the most prestigious universities in the world. >>harvard i saw that it says said you'd been admitted. and then i make let myself cry out in the go crazy my sister sites going when he saw can gradually sons. >>getting in is a rare feat in itself only about 5% of applicants are accepted. clo is only the 4th senate and a high school student for the majority, the odds are against the

bowling career he just graduated from the california virtual academy and plans to attend the helen kellernstitute in new york for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>just seen and ground in our 2 kids and it's that time of year again did you see this fast approaching and even the pandemic isn't going to stop us from having fun checking out the fireworks and looking ahead to hopefully have a better 2021. that's right. he was spending a lot of time right here on our couch foam and we hope that you stay safe at home and join us on new year's eve, starting at 1130. christmas eve... everybody spends the night at the house. i love christmas, i always did. it's loud, it's family being together. a lot of food, music, people, hugs. that's a perfect christmas. ♪ >>7.55 on this christmas day it's easy to forget when you're enjoying this time with your family that there are still thousands of people around the country that are battling covid and treating people with covid some nurses in illinois decided to spread some holiday cheer in their covid wards, let's take a look. >>well, seems injected. the in

>> keller is a good example about excluding a confession to the united states after he requested a lawyer and he said factual accuracy to have it in because we knew it would happen. of course were worried about wrongful convictions which you might have a different view but i don't think that rises to the level of a serious accuracy problem that this decision will have great significance going forward that this decision will have great significance going forward totality has tried to get the constitutional decisions without having the risk of seriously planning then to be conviction that was in almost a decade ago now to retry him at the minimum making of the victims really are there, and the retrial may not be possible and the heartland case and that's the final conviction should remain final. >> rebuttal? >> unit committee and reasonable doubt the work hand in hand to make sure of a fair and accurate judicial system. they are point us to the realization that is the legitimate risk of inaccuracy of the system that matters as the course of the risk of sending ten innocent people to jail is