kimberly chang has the latest. >> don't just hang out. and those are helicopters. that's just one of many video circulating of suspected drone sightings on friday. reports led to a temporary airspace shutdown of wright patterson air force base near dayton, ohio, since november. dozens of witnesses reported seeing mysterious drones in new jersey, including near a u.s. military research and manufacturing facility and over president-elect donald trump's golf course in bedminster. jones have also been reported in virginia, massachusetts and new york. our military knows where they took off from. >> it's a garage. they can go right into that they know where it came from and where it went. and for some reason they don't want to comment. and i think they'd be better off saying what it is. national security officials have said the drones do not appear to be linked to foreign governments, but it's not clear who's responsible for them. >> political leaders are calling for action. senate democratic leader chuck schumer asked department of homeland security to implement better

and i strongly condemn the government for >> that was kimberly chang reporting for us. meanwhile, another plane crash here is being investigated. this one in canada's connected to a landing gear issue. air canada express landed saturday night in halifax, nova scotia. but the plane slid down the runway causing flames to the left side of the plane. that would be scary. the plane was unable to reach the terminal and passengers were offloaded using a bus. the cause of this issue is not clear. no one was injured. >> deadly storms and tornadoes across the southern united states over this past weekend killed at least 3 people damage from the storms that stretches across multiple states. more than 20 million people from the eastern gulf coast of the carolinas are still facing some weather-related risks tonight, the busy holiday travel weekend just ahead of new year's eve was slowed by threats of rain, snow and more tornadoes across the country. flight tracking website flightaware shows nearly 800 flights within into or out of the united states were canceled on sunday, more than

. >> that was kimberly chang reporting and we will be right reporting and we will be right back af it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >> we have a lot more news to get to. still ahead tonight at 10 11. and let's check in with noelle bellow for a look at what's coming up tonight. noel, catherine and grant the return of the bay bridge lights could be in danger. we've got details tonight on the lawsuit filed against that project. plus, a helicopter crash lands near the u.s. mexico border. at least one person is dead. more on the investigation into that crash and we are taking to the world's most expensive street as the final days of christmas shopping gets underway. we've got all that and much more tonight at 10 11. we have to see it here. the forwar

. >> that was kimberly chang reporting for us. another plane crash is under investigation as well. this one in canada. investigators say it's also connected to a landing gear issue. air canada express landed saturday night in nova scotia. the plane skidded down the runway causing flames on the aircraft's left side. the cause of the landing issue. there is unknown. however, no one was hurt. state health officials say another human has bird flu. this time in stanislaw county, the person tested positive after coming into contact with infected dairy cattle. there are 66 confirmed human cases of bird flu across the country. the majority right here in california, cdc says the risk of the bird flu spreading to the public is very low. all known cases have been traced to contact with infected animals. this winter has brought a lot of germs across the country from the flu to covid-19. even norovirus is spreading. cdc is reporting high illness rates nationally earlier today. dr. peter chin hong from ucsf joined by self and grant lotus to talk about the trends nationally and here at home. what

are going completely back on this problem is, is what's basically changed to print. kimberly whether the big global institutions fit into this institutions that are designed to facilitate trade and to mediate in disputes. organizations like the w t o for the for existence, which for instance, while the, which a seemed well, i mean unable to do anything about the recent scraps of a trade. well, the w t o is a membership driven organization composed of its $160.00 plus members. so in the end, they choose what they wish to, to move forward as how so it was saying the ideal is that you bring a $160.00 plus governments to the table. you identify the optimum principles that are going to govern. you'll economic your domestic economic policy making, and that provides a degree of sas and to you to the market which business particularly love. and i would argue is absolutely fundamental as we undertake a massive energy and green economy transition. we need that 2nd t. however, we are into a political times now, what achieving that agreement or what should be the principles behind our ec

whereas other issues, for example, like climate change will be much, much more in predictable. kimberly on that, no, do you do agree with, with what you heard just then we're talking about supply chains being in a state of flux right now, but, but all they always when it's the very nature of the amount they changing, adapting as circumstances and technology evolves is there anything you feel that's particularly unusual about now? i think was particularly unusual about the moment we're in now is the massive energy transition that's called for in order to achieve the piracy agreement on climate change, which puts pressure on all nations and then has consequences for trade because countries will need to rethink where they are guessing the energy from they will need to rethink the components and inputs into those uh, energy mixes. and i do think that there is a big risk at the moment that trade tensions actually leave a lot of opportunities on the table. so for example, lowering tar s as opposed to raising tariffs on that in clean energy inputs could actually increase trade by 5 percent glo

security relationship established under president 5 and is so far unlikely to change under president elect donald trump. kimberly thank you very much for that. kimberly how k dot white house correspondents live there in washington dc. as we continue to watch the scenes unfolding in sol, solved korea late into the night where it's almost 2 am. and people have gathered outside the national assembly to protest this decision by the president to declare martial law. but also to celebrate. i guess the vote by the members of parliament to block this decision by to pricing. let's go to our correspondent eunice came who is monitoring all these developments for us on entre 0 units. the protesters, i mean, a big crowd. they're given, you know, the time of night and, and they've been shunting uh, a rest. you're in stock your arrest the president me. that's right. i have not been able to really hear the, the video where i am perched here. right. uh but i, i would not be surprised because again, um the president use how guy has not been a popular president domestically in contrast to his image. a broad as kimberly noted he, u

are the 800 islands make up the kimberly's back in the archipelago, a place reaching by the sea. it is now under threat from development and climate change. co awesome provides an early warning system. so i may think name rolands from the kimberly marine research center, and she's been monitoring local carl's to signs of stress. what's so important about these cars and then kimberly, one of the biggest stand up faces is their exposure to the elements on the lights, on pre. so to have that know i made a tod orange here, which is insane to many other places as well. you know, they've got this demo resilience, which we don't say with a lot of other calls. the carl here can we stand on presidents, the temperature extremes of up to 8 degrees celsius a day, enabling its best of kaiser as r, as in temperatures rise. so we use the model called every, maybe we get a show and it's designed for the year after year, not tough to month. so why do we say so both of those little, i think, mocks along the lawn, which i some here is just a little spirit level into the center. oh, that's quite tricky to get it size phyllis man. inside to fix it. that easy

change. well, if we're gonna go to our white house correspondent, kimberly, how get now to find out what the, the usaa saying that the reaction to these developments in a south korea. uh kimberly, uh any more uh word from us officials say, or from the white house about the situation in south korea. one of the us president has been speaking in africa where he's traveling right now and, and go like he did not comment. but we have heard from the secretary deputy secretary of state curt campbell. and what he's saying is that the white house is watching the events in south korea with grave concern that there is every hope and expectation that self create can resolve what is calling political. the united states is calling political disputes peacefully and in accordance with the rule of law. we also know that, uh, the united states continues to monitor this very closely. because of course, the united states has a very close relationship, not only diplomatically, but also in terms of its security presents. there are some almost 30000 soldiers us soldiers that are positioned in sol for a number of dif

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leaders and business owners speaking out and what they say will be a much needed change to the justice system. kimberlyproposition 36 takes effect starting tomorrow. it's a tough on crime measure looking to crack down on drugs, homelessness and even retail theft. the new law rows back proposition. forty-seven, which is the voter approved law has been in place for a decade. the press conference was held at the how bout arden shopping center where just last week 3 separate retail theft incidents happened. >>sacramento county district attorney 10 ho and sheriff jim cooper standing alongside local leaders and business owners holding a press conference on tuesday. showing they're ready to put into effect prop 36 positioned 6 is not about going like are going left. it's about moving forward so that we can't do more so that we can have more tools to make sure that we also see in simple terms the measure will allow for increased penalties for some drug and theft offenses. gives us the tools to gives us a number one to go after the repeated. >>the news gives us the tools to go after the penrose a poison that ea

changes need to be made. >> it sounds like both you and kimberly started in the same place but kimberly went this way and youight ahead and i want to read you back to you in the headline, trump got away with it because of the biden administration's massive missteps. the right, it is now clearer than ever that garland was a highly questionable choice to serve as attorney general from the start. from the outset of the biden presidency it was readily apparent garland had little desire to investigate or potentially prosecute trump. >> yes, i am in agreement with kimberly by the way. these other factors all did play a role here. this is an outcome that had multiple causes factor into it. i agree that congress had sent -- and senate republicans approached the impeachment differently. the supreme court issued a ruling that is indefensible on its face but i also think that we had a substantial delay in the justice department. the investigation focused on trump, the trump white house and the trump campaign, one to two years delay, and i think that was unforgivable. i think the people who have said this was just a cla

kimberly, how could, has moved from washington dc under us president joe biden. there has been a moratorium on federal executions for death row inmates. president joe biden fears that could all change under president elect donald trump next month in january when trump is inaugurated. in fact, under trump's previous term, he executed 13 death row inmates in just 6 months. that is more than the previous 10 president's combined. so on monday, 5, and took aggressive action, commuting the sentences of 37 death row inmates to life in prison, just 3 of the remaining death row inmate. we still faced the execution and all have been convicted of mass murder. now the computations are not without controversy. in fact, many of the critics argue that president 5 and has a vista rated the hard work of dozens of judges and juries who have had to deliberate over very complicated legal cases. and that the president has essentially elevated his personal aversion to capital punishment over the reef of victims. families. still, the white house is defending the actions of the president saying that he has looked at these cases very carefully and, but he has acted in good conscience and that his conscienc

change is difficult. from where we began, kimberly, pete hegseth has qualifications. he served this country.ciate your question. he served this country and i think he brings a different perspective. you expect someone with a couple of stars on their uniform. pete has experienced all sorts of things, having to do with the military and the nation's defense. if you want to take a fresh look at everything, including how we defend ourselves and the world and what it takes to have an effective military, i think it's good to have an outside perspective. he's a smart guy. he's well educated. i think anyone who is willing to risk their lives for this country deserves a shot. guest: i agree with adam that it is. i am open to disruption. the president can choose outsiders and disruptors to the system. absolutely. but we don't have to break the system. i think that is what people, at least on the democratic side, view some of these pix as -- picks as, at least they have voiced before that they would like to break the system and that is scary for folks. host: wilger is on the line for republicans. the mo

change is difficult. from where we began, kimberly, pete hegseth has qualifications. he served this country.ppreciate your question. he served this country and i think he brings a different perspective. you expect someone with a couple of stars on their uniform. pete has experienced all sorts of things, having to do with the military and the nation's defense. if you want to take a fresh look at everything, including how we defend ourselves and the world and what it takes to have an effective military, i think it's good to have an outside perspective. he's a smart guy. he's well educated. i think anyone who is willing to risk their lives for this country deserves a shot. guest: i agree with adam that it is. i am open to disruption. the president can choose outsiders and disruptors to the system. absolutely. but we don't have to break the system. i think that is what people, at least on the democratic side, view some of these pix as -- picks as, at least they have voiced before that they would like to break the system and that is scary for folks. host: wilger is on the line for republicans. th

the changes he has made to prevent future incidents including hiring more agents and expanding tactical coverage. those improvements came after the secret service's last permanent director kimberlyheadle resigned 10 days after the first attempt after pressure from lawmakers. task force already released an interim report and final report will be released next friday, december 13th, guys? >> steve: hey, brooke, thank you. very they're row report. thorough report.the exdirector . how about mr. ro. people in washington are going i don't know if he is the guy. >> he is the acting director right now. it will be interesting to see if he is able to actually make and implement those changes within the secret service and if the lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are satisfied with his response today, of course republicans and democrats criticize the secret service in both the house and the senate after president-elect trump -- i mean candidate trump back in july and september had his life almost taken twice over because of the failures. we will see if lawmakers are satisfied with his response and what they have within able to find and what he has been able to do since those horrific eve

kimberly how could as move from washington dc under us president joe biden. there has been a moratorium on federal executions for death row inmates. president joe biden fears that could all change under president elect donald trump next month in january when trump is inaugurated. in fact, under trumps previous term, he executed 13 death row inmates in just 6 months. that is more the previous 10 president's combined. so on monday, 5, and took aggressive action, commuting the sentences of 37 death row inmates to life in prison, just 3 of the remaining death row inmate. we still faced the execution and all have been convicted of mass murder. now the computations are not without controversy. in fact, many of the critics argue that president 5 and has a vista rated the hard work of dozens of judges and juries who have had to deliberate over very complicated legal cases. and that the president has essentially elevated his personal aversion to capital punishment over the reef of victims. families. still, the white house is defending the actions of the president saying that he has looked at these cases very carefully. and, but he has acted in good conscience and that his conscience com

changed the amount of cats will happen next year? the market is barely pricing in one at this point. kimberly in the short term will get the short term wrong and the long-term correct. i think last year at this time were to be forecasting like 6 -- warrant day forecasting like six cuts next year? very aggressive. crazy aggressive. i think there will be more. they probably have a full 4 more cuts of 25 basis point before they are that what we consider stasis. that it is not too easy money or too tight. right now i think the fed, everyone in the fed understands that the current level is tightening against the economy. that's what it is supposed to be doing. vonnie: one thing i do wonder, something we have talked about suddenly it today, is you look at the s&p 500, a 20 4% gain at last year. a similar gain this year. so what does it take for equities to continue gaining on that level in the new year? kimberly: i will go for it right here. that 24% this year is not like the year before where it was more even across the s&p 500. this really is a handful of stocks, right, the magnificent 7 have dri