and this is not the first time the keystone pipeline has ruptured.this past few days. this one pipeline, the keystone pipeline has sprung a leak 23 times in the last 12 years. and the lakes are getting bigger as they go. more oil burst out of the pipeline in kansas this past week than in all of the previous 22 spells combined. keystone has now officially sucked the united states in more spilled oil than any other pipeline in the last decade. since i got up and running in 2010, the keystone pipeline has spilled so much oil that if you scooped up all of it and put it into one gallon milk jugs, that line of milk jugs with stretch all the way from new york city to philadelphia and beyond. the company that runs the pipeline says with this new spell in kansas, they say they're totally sure there's no threat to drinking water at all, it's all gonna be fine. they say they put out all the state-of-the-art technology is to stop the spill from spreading further downstream, and maybe even some day clean it up. to be clear, this state-of-the-art when it comes up

and this is not the first time the keystone pipeline ruptured.cluding the spill from the past few days, this one pipeline the keystone pipeline sprung a leak 23 times. in the last 12 years. and the leaks are getting bigger. more oil out of the pipeline in kansas than in all the previous 22 spills combined. keystone has now officially soaked the united states in more spilled oil than any other pipeline in the last decade. since it first got up and running in 2010 the keystone pipeline spilled so much oil that if you scooped up all the it and put it in one gallon milk jug, that line of milk jugs would stretch from new york to philadelphia and beyond. the company that runs the pipeline says with this new spill in kansas, they say they are totally sure there's no threat to drinking water at all. it's going to be fine. and they say they put out all the state of the art technology to stop the spill from spreading further downstream and maybe even someday clean it up. to be clear, the state of the art when it comes to cleaning up oil spills is pretty mu

of that is the argument from the anti-keystone activists. what do you know? the pipeline and into a nearby creek and rural pasteur land. the biggest oil spill on land in the united states in more than nine years. and this is not the first time the keystone pipeline ruptured, not by a long shot. including the spill from this past few days, this one pipeline, the keystone pipeline sprung a leak 23 times in the last 12 years. and the leaks are getting bigger as they go. more oil burst out of the pipeline than in all of the previous 22 spills combined. keystone soaked the united states in more spilled oil than any other pipeline in the last decade. since it first got up and running in 2010, the keystone pipeline has spilled so much oil that if you scooped up all of it and put it all in one gallon milk jugs, that line of milk jugs would stretch all the way from new york city to philadelphia and beyond. the company that runs the pipeline says with the new spill in kansas they say they're totally sure there is no threat to drinking water at all. it's all going to be

>> keystone. >> keystone? >> yes. >> how long you've been playing together? >> around five years. into lunch assuming, correctly, as it turned out, that one of these young punks would know how to make a good adobo. is there a single authentic adobo recipe or does everybody do it differently? >> everyone would stake claim to having the best adobo, but the basic ingredients i think will remain the same. so, it's garlic, pork. we can now add the chicken, vinegar, peppercorns, bay leaf, soy sauce. >> this adobo is amazing. i mean it's really, really good. >> oh, man, thank you, thank you. >> ah, delicious. and where did you learn to cook adobo? >> i learned this from my mom. >> so, the answer, as always, to who makes the best adobo is mom makes the best adobo! >> that would be the safest answer. >> mom. >> filipinos like feeding people? >> yes, yes. >> what else do filipinos like? >> filipinos are hospitable. everybody knows how to sing. they don't necessarily have to be in tune, but they want to sing. they like to sing. >> we've been listening to music from like a very young age. >>

an estimated 14,000 barrels of oil spilled into a creek, forcing the closure of the keystone pipeline. now drivers could be paying the price. abc's m win reports. this morning, an urgent federal investigation is underway into a keystone pipeline rupture that spilled nearly 600,000 gallons of oil into a kansas creek on wednesday, emergency crews scrambling to clean up what's now the nation's largest on land spill in nearly a decade. diesel type smell, it's in the immediate area. the pipeline was forced to shut down, sparking new concerns about higher gas prices certainly could see an exponential increase on the effect of gas prices if the pipeline remains is down from more than a week. that's really going to be pushing it. officials on site like randi hubbard, saying it's not clear when the line will restart. you know, i think they're still trying to assess what all the damages are and the implications , transportation secretary pete buttigieg, saying his agency is closely monitoring and investigating the keystone pipeline leak the spill, raising questions from environmentalists about

. >>> keystone cleanup, a pipeline rupture in rural kansas sparks environmental concerns. >>> with the flu and covid surging could masks make a comeback? we'll get a checkup. >>> and finally tonight a sweet treat from colorado. meet the woman improving lives one caramel apple at a time. >> there's no calories in an apple when you do it for charity. >>> this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening, and thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin with a major break in one of the deadliest acts of international terrorism. tonight a former libyan officer accused of making the bomb that brought down the pan am flight 103 over scotland is now in custody. it happened december 21, 1988. the jim jumbo jet was flying from london to new york. 259 people onboard and 11 on the ground were killed. cbs' christina ruffini in washington with more on the suspect. good evening. >> good evening, juku. the fact the suspected bomb maker is now in u.s. custody marks a major milestone in a prosecution that has been going on for decades. >> a quiet night in a scottish vil

crude out, the keystone pipeline shutting down. wealthy investors pour more money into wealthy -- energy stocks for next year. is this is good as i get? we get the latest on elon musk and twitter. yield curves higher since november, equities move higher for the first time in a week. welcome to bloomberg markets. i am struggling to find a catalyst. maybe we exhausted the selling for the time being in the equity market. guy: absolutely. the focus is elsewhere, in oil. the story around keystone is interesting, but broadly if you take a step back with what has been happening with crude, that is interesting. some single stocks today will be worth paying attention to. credit suisse is one of them. but we are building up to a big week next week. maybe it does give us an opportunity to think about other things and oil is an interesting story. alix: you are just saying that you get me like you, right? [applause] --[laughter] but it is true on the company level, we got a buyback and they are raising pay for staff 14% what did i omit? guy: hu

that was keystone xl we will see when the keystone pipeline gets back up and running.et's talk about india how much oil is india buying right now? >> it's a lot. the overall assumption with the russian oil price cap was that the effect would be almost immediate. something would be felt by the market one thing that i think many of us, myself included, really anticipate is how strong indian buying of russian oil would be i actually counted the first decade of russian loadings for the europe-bound cargo 18 of 22 cargos went to india. almost every single the cargo loaded in december is going to india from the european ports of russia it is huge it is so huge that month to month, the loading levels are almost double what they used to be in november it is quite big which also means the oil price cap on rush nsia never really had the price disruption >> to be fair, victor, that price cap just kicked in all the ships on the water right now with russian oil or whatever and getting stopped for a bit last week checking insurance documents, those ships were loaded before the price

the biggest leak in keystone history, over 588,000 barrels.et was pretty optimistic that the keystone people, tt energy, the company that owns keystone, could bring it back online fairly quickly but, now, they're very concerned because they really don't know what caused the leak to this point. if you don't know what caused the leak, you can't bring it back online. so the market is starting to get more and more concerned. the longer this is down, the bigger threat to your gasoline prices that they will start edging back up again. neil: so how can we have oil prices edging up, gasoline prices edging down? because the administration was arguing when oil prices were falling why was gaits prices weren't doing that? now the opposite. they seem to be fine with that. >> it is all about refining capacity. what the biden administration doesn't realize, they were using data at a time where we had more refineries in operation. they're using data where we had four more big refineries that are no longer in service and one of the things you really want to lo

they don't do that anymore all these prices are related to the keystone leak.hey're all going to disappear in a moment when we hear the keystone is under control. >> we're going to keep the a-block short this morning because david's got an exclusive with blackstone's jon gray that's coming up in the next few minutes. take a look at the premarket as we said, green arrows on this thursday, coming off claims, continuing claims, the highest since february back in a moment get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. >>> one week ago, blackstone's highly successful breit notified its investors that requests had exceeded the monthly and quarterly

reggie: an oil leak causes the closure of the keystone pipeline. the impact on gas prices.r it takes. kumasi: i thought they did not have this anymore. drew: not safe. kumasi: good morning. reggie: it is december 12. kumasi: it was such a rainy weekend. what is on drew: tap for today? drew:our storm from the weekend is pretty much out. live doppler seven, that is

. >>> keystone cleanup. a pipeline rupture in rural kansas sparks new environmental concerns. >>> with the flu and covid surging, could masks make a comeback? we'll get a checkup from our dr. david agus. >>> finally, a sweet treat from colorado. meet the woman improving lives one caramel apple at a time. >> there's no calories in an apple when you do it for charity. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin with a major break in one of the deadliest acts of international terrorism. tonight a former libyan intelligence officer accused of making the bomb that brought down pan-am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland is now in american custody. it happened december 21st, 1988. the jumbo jet was flying from london to new york. 259 people on board and 11 on the ground were killed. cbs's christina ruffini is at our washington bureau with more on the suspect, abu agila mohammad masud. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. the fact the suspected bomb maker is now in u.s. custo

reggie: an oil leak causes the closure of the keystone pipeline. the impact on gas prices. kumasi: those who made themselves at home after sweeping through the doggy door. reggie: whatever it takes. kumasi: i thought they did not have this anymore. drew: not safe. kumasi: good morning. reggie: it is december 12. kumasi: it was such a rainy weekend. what is on drew: tap for today? drew:our storm from the weekend is pretty much out. live doppler seven, that is about it from the weekend storm that brought several inches of rainfall here and heavy snow in the sierra some cold air is moving in with 30's and 40's out the door and a bit of a breeze with winds gusting at 10-20 mph. here is the live look at the rooftop camera. you can see the atop the ferry building. they are waving vigorously. we will see any moisture out of here quickly in drying but it ia 50's. later on tonight, freeze warnings known to affect. i will talking -- will talk about that coming. kumasi: that which is storm brought snow to some local communities. one of those places had a bit of dusting. that is where

a breach in the keystone pipeline, causing its biggest fill in its history.rian dennis, 'll 1000 barrels of oil leaked as foxes brian dennis reports, the spill is once again raising questions about the safety of keystone's operations. whose are working in near freezing temperatures to clean up the biggest oil spill in the history of the keystone pipeline. at this time, we're just focused on recovery efforts, safety of our personnel on site and safety of the environment community, canada based operator tc energy shut down the system last week after a breach in the pipeline caused more than 588,000 gallons of oil. to leak in northern kansas. that's nearly enough to fill an olympic size swimming pool. the company had secured a federal government permit that allowed the pressure inside parts of the pipeline to exceed the typical maximum amount loud . it would not surprise me at all to learn that that higher pressure is what has caused these large releases in 2019. the pipeline leaked in estimated 383,000 gallons in north dakota . environmental concerns led presid

what now this beautiful place turned into an oil spill occurred on the keystone pipeline system aboutnorthwest of kansas city in washington county, kansas, all this is not far from the city. steelcity in nebraska, which is a strategic location for the keyston project, is where the main oil refineries are located, which receive oil from the oil sands from the abbey in canada and the steelcity pipe goes to the gulf coast to texas another branch to the east. velinovets. general the length of the cyst. it is over 4,000 km. this system plays a key role in the supply of crude oil from canada to the united states. an interesting fact, which was noted in particular by the official representative of the russian ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova, neither the world wildlife fund nor other nature protection organizations said a word at all on the day of the accident, and the environmental catastrophe that happened, the american media also did not sound the alarm, moreover, after the accident of journalists. for some reason more worried jump fuel prices. they are the consequences of env

and just last year, president biden pulled the plug on the proposed keystone xl. pipeline areas.ned a two year $25 million contract. he's a left hander who pitched for the san diego padres last season. but spent the previous six seasons with the oakland a's. he turns 31 february. the curries. eat learn and play foundation hosted an event or 2000. children in need were invited to spend christmas with the curries. there was ice skating, a book fair and plenty of games and crafts, and each child received $2000 worth of gifts. to see look on kids, spaces of joy and some of the tears that come from parents when they're gifted a new laptop or, you know, kept to see their kid. have fun with steph curry. just this is such a special day . the eat learn play foundation partner with dozens of local organizations to compile a list of 500 families. to invite to this holiday celebrations in san jose. people dressed as santa claus, elves, reindeer, and even the grinch ran in the 11th annual center run silicon valley. that was great. it was a good day. it's just starting to rain. but overall, it

economy and the months ahead and with gas prices finally coming down the news overnight about the keystone oil pipeline. a possible new lead in the unsolved murders of four college students in idaho surveillance camera at a local gas station picked up remembering stephen twitch boss the performer many will recognize from the ellen degeneres show, but we're learning about the days before his sudden death, plus every monday off, more schools are switching to a four day school week. and later we visited dogs only restaurant or dining out truly has gone to the dogs. abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good thursday morning, everyone i'm andrew timber or wood in for rhiannon. severe weather is impacting much of the country right now. the death toll is rising after tornadoes swept across the new orleans area last night, and this morning parts of the mid atlantic from virginia to pennsylvania are bracing for an ice storm. but we begin in the south this morning. the damage is described as catastrophic and areas around new orleans after suspected tornadoes slammed southeast louisian

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former president clinton went out of his way to inform our colleague that a friend of his in the keystone state couldn't believe how quick and substantive a reply he or she had gotten from senator toomey's office. while many capitol hill offices struggle just to turn around the correspondence that comes in, i have it on good authority that pat will literally comb through local newspaper letters to the editor so he can proactively initiate contact with pennsylvanians who haven't even sought him out. even the most eager morning people on pat's staff have learned to expect the lights will already be on when they get to the office. their boss, already primed with ideas and questions. i think we could come at this a little different way, or have you seen how german government bonds are trading today? but our colleague's also known for his thoughtful, almost fatherly leadership style. pat holds everyone to a high standard, especially himself. but if something goes amiss, there's no quick temper. no harsh words. just a facial expression his team affectionately called, quote, that disappointed da

. >>> the urgent race to fix and contain the biggest oil spill in the history of the keystone pipeline. what the company is now saying, and how it could impact gas prices nationwide. >>> new developments on the release of wnba star brittney griner. u.s. officials say she's in good health and reunited with her wife. and what she said on the long plane ride back to the u.s. >>> tributes are pouring in. what grant wahl's agent and lebron james are saying tonight. >>> missing student mystery. the ongoing search for the american college student who apparently disappeared. how his parents first learned there might be a problem. >>> the historic splashdown in the pacific ocean. the orion capsule returns to earth bringing nasa one step closer to putting americans back on the moon. >>> and the 90-year-old great grandmother who finally earned her college degree seven decades later proving it's never too late. >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin wit

the twin fears following the rupture of the keystone pipeline, environmental damage and pain at the pump. the update this morning. >>> message of thanks, from the wife of wnba star brittney griner. her words of gratitude at being reunited after griner's grueling stay in a russian prison. >>> moving tributes. renowned sports journalist grant wahl being remembered following his shocking death at the world cup. top sports figures paying their respects. >>> video game suit. a judge clears the way for a major class action case. is the wildly popular fortnite game intentionally designed to be addictive? >>> brush with death. the close call for this hawaiian spearfisher, nearly run over by a boat. why he's saying it was his own fault. >>> blockbuster season. the hopes the new christmas movies will bring crowds back to the theaters, as the 13-year wait for the new "avatar" sequel ends this week. >>> and world cup victories. morocco stages a stunning upset, becoming the first-ever african nation to make it to the world cup semifinals. and defending champs france sends england packing. >>> plus, t

nearly 600,000 gallons pouring from the keystone pipeline. the investigation, and ultimately, could this affect gas prices? >>> and our made in america christmas. the list is growing tonight. your one thing under the tree. made in america. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we begin tonight with this major storm barrelling right across the country tonight. millions of americans already under winter weather alerts from california to wisconsin, straight down south, texas and mississippi preparing for the severe weather set to begin tonight. already blizzard warnings in several states tonight. and this is heading right across the country, right into the northeast. look at the map this evening, after hammering the west, the storm is blowing into the heartland. with snow, blizzard conditions, and temperatures below zero in the north. and dangerous severe weather coming next in the south. the whole system then moving right into the east. near california's donner pass tonight, train's plowing snow off the

president biden also pulled the plug on the proposed keystone xl pipeline. alright picture. newest san francisco chinese signed a two year $25 million contract. he is a lefty who pitched for the san diego padres last season, but i think most remember him with the a's played six years with the a's. he turns 31 in february. well, the crazy eat learn play foundation. they host an event where 2000 children in need were invited to spend christmas with the curries. and there was ice skating, a book fair and plenty of games and crafts and each child received $2000 worth of gifts. to see. look on kids, spaces of joy and some of the tears that come from parents when they're gifted a new laptop or, you know, kept to see their kid have fun with step furry. this is such a special day. the eat learn play foundation partnered with dozens of local organizations to compile a list of 500 families to invite to that holiday celebration. in san jose, people dressed as santa claus, elves, reindeer, and even the grinch ran the 11th annual center run silicon valley. that was great. it wasit's just

this is not to be confused with the keystone xl pipeline, the project that was shut down.own the existing pipeline, but you know what? oil markets have mostly shrugged this off. prices spiked. they've actually turned negative on the day and i think this shows that right now investors are more concerned about the help of the economy than this pipeline, and the fact the prices are down despite this outage is a signal that gas prices are probably going to continue to tick lower. >> one less thing for americans to worry about. right? >> exactly. >> matt egan, good to see you. >> thank you. >>> after nearly ten months sitting in a russian prison cell, wnba star brittney griner is on her way home. here she is on that plane ride. so wonderful to see her there with that smile. we'll have the details on what led to her freedom, straight ahead. a must in yoyour medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highlyecommend it! zifans love zicam's unue zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! the greatest sandwh roster e

the department of transportation has launched an investigation in kansas after a rupture in the keystone pipeline caused a massive oil spill 160 miles north of wichita. the pipeline's operator, tc energy -- formerly known as transcanada -- estimated some 588,000 gallons of tar sands oil spilled into a natural waterway. that's nearly enough to fill an olympic-sized swimming pool. it's the largest u.s. crude oil spill in nearly a decade, and the worst in the history of the keystone pipeline, which carries oil from canada's tar sands to refineries in illinois and the gulf coast. in canada, hundreds of people marched through the streets of montrÉal on saturday to demand a strong deal to protect wildlife as the u.n. holds a major summit on biodiversity. the u.n. biodiversity conference, known as cop15, seeks to protect an estimated 1 million plant and animal species threatened by extinction, most of them due to human activity. activist charlene george of the ts'auk nation says any deal on -- needs to ensure the rights of indigenous people who've worked for millennia to protect their lands. >>

keystone carries oil from canada to cushing, oklahoma and onward to texas.he house of representatives has passed a bill that should provide federal protection for same-sex marriage. the vote was 258-169 with 39 house republicans voting in favor. president biden will sign this bill into law. democrats were concerned that the supreme court could reverse rights to same-sex couples after it overturned the roe v. wade decision that legalized abortion. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from one company committed to building a world that works, to three that will focus on a future that does too. this is ge healthcare, creating a world where healthcare has no limits. this is ge vernova, helping generate and move the energy that our world needs. this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. this is the next generation of ge. alix: this is bloomberg markets, i'm alix steel. tc energy declared -- after an

stu: keystone in nebraska that, part?: yeah, there's expenditures by the oil companies we should bring up. did you see the, i guess expanded buy back and spending plans by chevron and exxon last night and chevron spending budget, increasing budget to $17 billion and exxon is expanding that range as well. stu: that's not stock buy back is it? susan: exxon is increasing stock buy backs as well. stu: that'll help. susan: but don't forget, the government said you don't invest enough here in oil and gas and the fact that they're increasing their expenditures, a lot coming here to the u.s., that's positive. stu: got it, susan, thank you very much indeed. check the big board and we've been in business for all of six minutes and the dow is up about one-third of one percent at 33,700. who are the winners among the dow 30, i'll show you there. we have the top winner atlassian corp. and chevron and boeing and big winners of s&p and las vegas sans, wynn resorts. that's pretty good. and nasdaq composite winners, please. headed by net

if we finish the keystone pipeline, that's only 25 miles left to go, why were not finishing the keystonel in is crazy with a pipeline that needs to get run through france, so we can deliver clean american lng to germany and her allies and central europe and we need to get the french to finish the pipeline. we've got to get off the energy reliance on venezuela, iran and russia and rely on her allies and our own domestic production and then you're right, china has the biggest scam in the world they built a new coal plant every month it seems like, dirty energy, polluting the air worst co2 and matters in the world and their selling is high-priced green energy solar panels that they're making in china and making a profit off the american people, we have our energy policy a little backwards. jason: is seems like common sense the way you stated. tiktok, what's the right national policy what should be the policy of the united states as it relates to tiktok? >> we've got to be on it and we should ban immediately, the indian student they understood a national security threat to the world's bigges

/3 voted to disenfranchise pennsylvania on january 6th, 2021, and what harm did that have to the keystonete or what effect did have? >> i am not sure, because pennsylvania was a real outlier in the election. i know that the conventional wisdom is that it would be bad for the white house, but it was not as bad for the people around the country, but it was really good in pennsylvania. we had a pick up of the u.s. senator, obviously, and the governor elect won by a comfortable margin, and so did the senator-elect, and we picked up a seat in the statehouse, and the u.s. senate, and so pennsylvania is really put to a lie the idea that the party in power does poorly in a midterm election. >> do you attribute that to the fact that so many house republicans, and so many republicans in pennsylvania were actually outwardly anti-democracy, and so many house republicans from pennsylvania except for one, fitzpatrick, voted to disenfranchise their own citizen, and i should vote only on the presidential ballot, and they did not vote to disenfranchise the other candidates on the same ballot. >> yes, they

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that still shut down the keystone pipeline, which is likely to cause gas prices to increase.how long it takes to repair, it could raise prices up to $.30 to $.40 in some places. that pipeline carries oil from canada to the texas gulf coast. it is unclear how the spill occurred, but it consisted of about 14,000 barrels. environment lists are concerned it could pollute waterways. kumasi: as we wait to see how that will impact gas prices, they're dropping nationwide and the bay area. the price of regular unleaded here in california is down to about $4.55. if you are filling up in the bay area, it is about $.10 more than average. we did find gas for $3.19 in concord. the national average now is about $3.26. all of these are down from last year. reggie: the u.s. geological survey from hawaii's volcano could end soon. that statement comes as officials downgraded the volcano alert from a warning to a watch over the weekend. officials say lava output and gas admissions have greatly slowed over the past few days. it is no longer a threat. it started erupting first on december 20 7 --

tomi: what brings me someone from south dakota from the keystone xl pipeline biden said he would createle like biden and john kerry never going to get to in a minute, they were okay with eliminating entire job sectors and high-paying jobs for americans but they're not okay with eliminating anything out of their luxury lifestyle. john kerry thinks were not moving fast enough on the green agenda. let's take a listen. >> we can't run around into one deal here in another deal here. it is and can be fast enough. so everything has to accelerate. and by vast amounts. if you think supply chains were interrupted by covid wait until you see what happens when hundred million people are moving in africa because they can't live there anymore, they can produce food. there's not enough water. it is too hot. we are already seeing indicators and that in various parts of the world. >> wipeout jobs a little bit faster for john kerry please because he is not happy with the pace of the way that their moving in this direction. it's really hypocritical when i hear things like this from john kerry. i also look

the keystone pipeline which carries oil from canada to the texas gulf coast ruptured last week near the kansas-nebraska border. canada's tc energy shut down the pipeline after almost 600,000 gallons of oil spilled into a creek. the company says that it does not know what caused the leak, and the epa said there's been no known effects yet on drinking water wells or the public. >>> the holiday travel season kicks into high gear next week, and if you're hitting the road or catching a plane, get ready for lots of company. aaa estimates more than 112 million people will travel at least 50 miles or more away from home between december 23rd and january 2nd. 2022 is expected to be the third busiest year for holiday travel since aaa began tracking those numbers 22 years ago. more than 100 million americans are expected to drive to their holiday destinations this year, and more than seven million are expected to fly. >>> it was a successful splashdown for nasa's "artemis 1" moon mission ship. the uncrewed orion capsule was divided -- was guided into the pacific oceans 350 miles south of san diego

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in rural kansas are clearing up or cleaning up thousands of barrels of oil that spilled from the keystoneipeline. at least 14,000 barrels of oil leaked crews are working in near freezing temperatures to clean up the biggest oil spill in the history of the keystone pipeline. the pipeline operator shut down the system last week after a breach in the pipeline that caused nearly 600,000 gallons of oil to leak in northern kansas that is nearly enough to fill an olympic size swimming pool. digging a closer look at the water here on earth, the new mission from nasa and how it's designed to help scientists understand how bodies of water are changing over time. also ahead. a winter storm, creating hazardous conditions out west now making its way across the country. i'm wave la jeunesse in lo detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable

now the cleanup continues in kansas following a major leak in the keystone oil pipeline.arrels of oil spilled into a creek last week making it one of the largest crude oil spills in the united states in nearly a decade the canadian company which spoperates the pipeline, shut i down wednesday night and the spill has since been contained. officials say there is no threat to the public or to drinking water. the pipeline delivers oil from canada to the united states. investigators are still trying to find the exact cause of the leak. >> the man accused of making the bomb that destroyed a passenger plane over lockerbie, scotland in 1988, killing 270 people, including 190 americans has been arrested and appeared in federal court in washington today. investigators say a and masoud is a libyan intelligence official and they believe he was a key player in the attack. he faces 2 criminal charges for international terrorism. yesterday the justice department announced masood is in custody. 2 other libyan intelligence officials have been charged as well. one was convicted in a united

the keystone pipeline spewed nearly enough oil to fill an olympic-sized pool into a creek in rural kansasek, creating an environmental disaster that could possibly impact gas prices. cbs's omar villafranca joins us now with more on that. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. gas prices have dropped for six straight weeks, and there's some concern that the shutdown of that 2,700-mile pipeline that goes from canada to texas, bringing tar sand oil, it may reverse that trend. now, keep in mind this leak was found last week. the company that owns the pipeline, t.c. energy, estimates that the spill is nearly 590,000 gallons. the company shut down the pipeline and says the spill is contained and is not a danger to drinking water. the cause of the spill is still under investigation. now, an energy expert told me if the pipeline shuts down three to four weeks, then it could affect gas prices. right now, we do not know when that pipeline will be back online. norah. >> all right. omar villafranca, thanks so much. >>> tonight the fbi has joined the investigation into an american college stud

it's the largest spill in the history of the keystone pipeline.he spill is contained, clean-up is expected to last into next week. crude prices surged briefly on the news. still to come on "the newshour"... dr. anthony fauci addresses the uptick in respiratory illnesses this holiday season... a space historian examines the parallels between nasa's first moon landing and the current artemis mission... author and nobel prize winner annie ernaux reflects on her genre-bending work... and much more. >> this is "the pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: democrats now have an asterisk on their 51 seat majority in the u.s. senate, with arizona's kyrsten sinema announcing she will switch her party affiliation from democrat to independent. she will be the third independent senator, joining bernie sanders and angus king, who both caucus with the democrats. kyrsten sinema has at times sparred with democrats, but today the white house called her a key part

bloomberg news is reporting that the company, which is struggling with the keystone pipeline currently shut down due to a leak, that was announced yesterday, potentially, looking at restarting a portion of it as early as tomorrow. we will continue to follow those developments. tim: after we got today is ppi report, we caught up with morgan stanley. they told us what they are most worried about. >> it is a question of when inflation comes down, which i think it will, will it stay down? the big risk in my eyes for 2023 is what if all of a sudden inflation does not stay low or does not stay down nextdoes thad back into their tightening cycle from an already higher base rate? this is something the market is not pricing in, and this is what i am worried about the most. tim: let's get more inside with bloomberg international economic correspondent michael mckee and just met in -- jess. michael, hotter than expected ppi, but sentiments in the short-term coming in at the lowest level in more than a year. how does that change things for next week when we hear from jay powell? michael: it does n

and president biden, 1st thing he did was shut down the keystone access pipeline. up here, this area would have been a tremendous economic benefit and the cost of energy when it rises like it did, causes inflation re one on diesel fuel. we plant our cops, so we do all the things that we have to do to, to make that crop, grow and prosper. and then we harvest that. and when energy prices are, are allowed to get that high, just works all the way through, ultimately to the final consumer who is paying 304050 percent more for food. now because of all that, those higher prices for agricultural products are helping offset some of their ballooning outlays. like the tripling of fertilizer costs in the past year. but farmers expect their spending to blow past their revenue. so we're not losing a lot of money, but eventually crap prices come back down the supply and demand works its way through and those prices come back. and we're certainly hopeful that expenses will come back down with them. but that doesn't always happen right away, and there's usually at least a year or 2

what this beautiful place has now become, the oil spill occurred on the keyston pipeline system aboutkm northwest of kansas city in washington county, kansas. it's near the city of steelcity in nebraska, which is strategists. with what point for the kiston project, it is here that the main oil refineries are located, to which oil from the oil sands from the abbey in canada and the steelcity pipe goes to the coast of the mexican gulf to texas another branch to the east has been introduced, the total length of the kistones is more than 4,000 km, this system plays a key role in the supply of crude oil from canada and the united states a curious fact that in particular, was noted by the official representative of the russian ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova, nigrin peace, neither the world wildlife fund, nor other nature protection organizations on the day of the accident, did not say a word at all, but what happened environmental catastrophe, the american media also did not sound the alarm, moreover, after the accident of journalists. for some reason, i was more worried about

steelcity in nebraska, which is a strategic point for the keyston project, is where the main oil refineries receive oil from the oil sands from the abbey in canada and the steelcity pipe goes to the gulf coast to texas another branch to the east. velinovets. the total length of the cyston is more than 4,000 km. this the system plays a key role in the supply of crude oil from canada to the united states an interesting fact, which was noted in particular by the official representative of the russian ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova, neither the world wildlife fund, nor other nature protection organizations on the day of the accident, did not say a word at all, but the environmental catastrophe that happened, the american media also did not sound the alarm. moreover, after the accident of journalists. for some reason, i was more worried about the jump in fuel prices. they are the consequences of damage, to the environment, beges wells. the largest oil leak in the history of oil wire cyst, it is more than half a million. and now live from kansas alex good morning, the most important

around here >> thanks to steve for that update >>> oil prices surged briefly after a leak shut down a keystone pipeline going between the u.s. and canada. more than 14,000 barrels of crude oil spilled into a creek in kansas. it is one of the largest crude spills in the u.s. in nearly a decade it could take weeks to repair. until then a novflow of 600,000 barrels a day is halted. west texas intermediate rose to $71.90 a barrel. prices are still close to last year >>> gasoline prices are falling. the average price of regular is down to $3.33 a gallon, that's cheaper than year ago. it's gone down nearly 50 cents since last month and remember, it was over five bucks in june. aaa expects prices to drop even more, just in time for the holiday t holidays, but will likely rise again come january >>> a special master's term to review documents is officially other. the doj will once again have access to thousands of documents from the search. >>> let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins for a look at our weather on this friday good morning >> great to be with you guys with a little mini snowstorm, s

president biden pull the plug last year on the proposed keystone xl pipeline.n space capsule that launched from florida last month , is now back on earth, with nasa teams gathering information about its 25 day flight to the moon capsule floated under 11 parachutes as it splashed down off the coast of baja california yesterday morning. this mission did not carry a crew, but it did have three test dummies that were wired with sensors to measure radiation. there were also several communication and biology experiments on bird board, and nasa used a new reentry technique to slow down the capsule and control the temperatures inside. the ultimate test today was checking out the heat shield during the 25,000 mile per hour reentry from lunar distance so it came through with flying colors. the next mission is scheduled to take a crew of four astronauts around the moon and back to earth. that's in may of 2020 for the third mission is set for 2025 that's designed to put people back on the moon for the first time since 1972. after that, cruz will start building a base camp

. >>> back here at home, cleanup is under way in rural kansas after an oil spill from the keystone pipeline. about 14,000 barrels of crude flowed into a creek, making it the largest inland oil spill in the u.s. in decades. the pipeline travels from canada through the plains to the texas gulf coast. the number of covid and flu cases are surging sharply. the cdc calls it the worst season in 25 years, and that's got officials in some cities recommending a return to masking up. danya is in los angeles with more. >> reporter: good evening. a parking lot with heated tents is being used as this hospital to triage patients as cities nationwide brace for a winter surge of covid, flu, and rsv. the trio of respiratory viruses pushing several hospitals in new york and california to the limit. cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. john labuke. is there cause for concern in. >> there's always cause for concern when we see the health care facilities overwhelmed. they may be doing because they're sick, but also the find out what they have. >> reporter: a rapid rise in new infections. the cdc says 25% of

around 14000 bows worth of oil as leap from the keystone pipeline. in a rural part, the state have been 22 previous spills on the pipeline since opened in 2010. the operators save the oil have been contained and isn't a risk to local water supplies. federal investigators are at the site now trying to determine what caused the spill with scientists in nigeria developed you young varieties that help ain't a boost output. i say that these new strains will also help cut farmers losses reducing hunger and poverty. and the interest reports on the south an ebay, down in the southwest, and then we perform a ph villages lava. camara and his staff are working in new ways to get rid of viruses. that for centuries, have destroyed harvest if did a single seed contaminated. and if it is used for propagation, that means from one contaminated plant will end up generating thousands of infected . mitigate nigeria, the biggest produce of yams, accounts for 66 percent of global output. but unlike other countries that has no formal system to analyze and store seeds, this