klein, i think i understand. because you're held in guantanamo, you're not permitted to sign affidavits or give any testimony, correct? >> that is correct. >> and so what you're saying to me is that you believe what's missing from the polish investigation is someone who actually -- that says, on this date, regardless of where it is, mr. zubaydah was tortured. >> that's right. >> and that goes to the government's mosaic theory, which is, and this is what you're disavowing, because it's not a state secret that he was tortured, the date he was tortured is not a state secret, the place may be, but he doesn't have to say the place. you will let the polish authorities prove that some other way. correct? >> if that's the way we're directed, if we're not allowed to utter the word "poland" in asking deposition questions, absolutely. >> this goes directly to the government's point, which is, the state secret -- they're going further than state secret, because the torture is not a secret. that's been testified to in a varie

klein, i think i understand. because you're held in guantanamo, you're not permitted to sign affidavits or give any testimony, correct? >> that is correct. >> and so what you're saying to me is that you believe what's missing from the polish investigation is someone who actually -- that says, on this date, regardless of where it is, mr. zubaydah was tortured. >> that's right. >> and that goes to the government's mosaic theory, which is, and this is what you're disavowing, because it's not a state secret that he was tortured, the date he was tortured is not a state secret, the place may be, but he doesn't have to say the place. you will let the polish authorities prove that some other way. correct? >> if that's the way we're directed, if we're not allowed to utter the word "poland" in asking deposition questions, absolutely. >> this goes directly to the government's point, which is, the state secret -- they're going further than state secret, because the torture is not a secret. that's been testified to in a varie

on the week, heading for the biggest week of the kleins in about a month. -- some of declines in about a month. this goes to some of the politics in the last 24 hours. there has been and anne-marie citing in new york city. you mentioned euro, bank of america is negative. it is the antilock -- anti-goldilocks weighing on european equities. tom: it's getting a little chilly here come a little bit of arctic gold coming into minnesota. it's the same thing in europe. it's the sum total of europe subsiding. what does that mean for chairman powell? jonathan: that's the european situation and we reopen the bond market stateside. this treasury market has been totally whipsawed. lisa: the expectation is for that to continue. the implied volatility and treasury yield have risen to the highest since the height of the pandemic. why are stocks not responding more to the volatility we are seeing in bonds and the rise we have seen in short-term yields? jonathan: any fed speak today? lisa: john williams is speaking from the new york fed stop jonathan: let's get so the new york market was closed. yields

. >> calvin klein. >> stephen: oh, calvin klein perfume? >> uh, no, no.ust rubbed my underwear on it. ( laughter ) >> stephen: let's talk about "clueless." um, you were the love interest there, but you're her brother. >> well, step-brother. >> stephen: okay, paul? this is "sexiest man alive," not porniest man alive. >> it was based on jane austen. >> stephen: porn. >> yeah. >> stephen: okay, are you lactose intolerant? >> no, but i'm willing to try. of what do you see that's in common? >> they're all kind of casually reclining. >> stephen: posture. can i see you slump? show me-- show me a sexy slump. >> sure thing. um.... ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: can i get you to stand in front of that silhouette for a second please? thank you. mhm, mhm. can you turn around please? turn around please. stay the same level stay the same height. stay the same height. stay down there. turn around. very slowly. slowly. ( laughter ) >> sorry. this is good? >> stephen: yeah. let's do a quick word-- >> sorry. >> stephen: why don't you sit down. i think you've done en

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. >>> welcome back vir biotechnology and glaxo smith klein announcing today they will sell $1 billion worth of their covid-19 antibody drug to the u.s. government vir stock is down nearly 40% in two months as merck and pfizer get ready to come out with their own anti-viral drugs to fight covid-19 so joining us now is george, the ceo of vir biotechnology along with our own meg tirrell meg, over to you. >> dom, thank. george, it is nice to see you. thank you for joining us today on news this billion dollars worth of contracts with the u.s. government dom mentioned the stock move over the last two months i think what a lot of investors are wondering about the antibody drugs now is as the anti-viral pills are working their way through the fda what role do your drugs play, the antibody drugs, when we have easier to take pills for covid >> that's a great question i think the important thing to remember is we had good data last week on an intramusk collar application. we did a clinical trial comparing a im single inject versus the iv administration of the antibodies patients will have a choi

reporter: jessica klein hopes the make the intersection safer. >> this could have been a kid easily and parents and staff are extremely relieved that it was not a kid but it is still heartbreaking that it was integer. reporter: sf the accident is under investigation and charges could be filed. >> it is distressing that people run red lights. my mother was hit in a car. reporter: peterson was his cousin. >> andrew was a wonderful person, smart, all you want to do was help people, and that is what makes it hurtful. reporter: i spoke to andrew's parents today. andrew was their only son. his father said what happened to his son makes him angry, and they want everyone to know how comforting it has been to cure all of the kind words from the school principal, family, and committees. andrew's girlfriend should this photo with us and said they met five years ago. she said what drew me to him was his gentle and patient teaching style. he was eager to contribute to the school community. i feel lucky to have witnessed him at his best every day. supervisors plan to inspect the intersection on frida

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rick klein, as always, thank you so much. we do appreciate it. >>> of course, stay tuned for "this week." a special episode celebrating the 40th anniversary of the program. >> announcer: from abc news in washington, "this week" with david brinkley. >> good morning. we're glad to have you with us. we have a new sunday program for you which we hope you will find useful. >> the show itself is supposed to be a forum, and what "this week" has always been, is a forum for civic civil debate based on facts, to hold public figures accountable, hold politicians and administration officials, members of congress accountable for the decisions they're making every day in our name. >> we are looking forward to it. extraordinary history made on the program. also on "this week," george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with white house national economic council director brian deese and republican senator john barrasso on the state of the economy. plus, exclusive reporting from our jon karl for his new thank yourayal." rnnoto t borr crisis, this

activism that i was planted in germany somewhere to go home to the ltd listed either who confessed little klein or we're going to put you in the door show program and i said go for it. that it was i was really stupid. hello bag that american said. the logic says that without you there wouldn't meet $911.00. suddenly mohammed was close the most important prisoner england. on the way of psychologist in this torture program, astounds me. i saw that we're heading down a road that i knew was going to be disastrous. in 2002 mark put his neck on the line and one to his superior. that the c i n. when using torture. i felt like there was an avalanche. you can see these boulders coming down and you could wave your arms and you try to stop it. i could not stop what was happened. the blood thirst to torture people who is just great for any one person. stop. your interrogation rules of engagement go far beyond geneva convention stress positions, sleep management, dietary manipulation. all of these things go far beyond a standard which says there'll be no physical or mental torture, nor any other form of coe

in the past 24 years we have seen that number key klein -- decline 53% to 78 districts out of 435. i expect it could decline again by a third as a result of this round of redistricting. increasingly what we are seeing is redistricting provides the majority party in each state the ability to politically bludgeon the minority. so it's like illinois and maryland and new york we are likely to see democrats draw maps that purge even more republicans from those states. and in texas and florida and georgia and north carolina, we are likely to see republicans draw maps that puts democrats even further into the minority. yesterday republicans in georgia just passed a map that would basically guarantee them a majority in the state senate. that kind of transcends what we are seeing in georgia where the state has become quite purple. democrats have actually won some statewide races. republicans would still hold i believe a 33-23 seat majority. and very few of their seats, i think hardly any of those seats would be competitive. as voters have increasingly self-sorted into heavily red and heavil

klein and his team working to find their staff, new jobs before they close for good.ou know where i'm just out. finding jobs. there's some real talent here in a little greens a little worse, the type of talent that helped put oliveto on the map as a pioneer in the farm to table movement for cal italian cuisine. i remember a number of times where i would just save all my money and eat top ramen just so i can go eat it. all of that does and like the nineties, so, um it holds a very, very dear and special place to me. where, like that was my you know that was my mecca, chris bus. tina understands how difficult it can be to keep the restaurant going rising from a dishwasher in the oakland restaurants seem to become a top area chef he now owns and operates chop bar and talavera in oakland with his wife and in his spare time provides guidance to those trying to navigate the industry, one of the most challenging periods restaurants have ever faced. i don't think we've seen the worst of it yet. a lot of, uh, you know a lot of the funds that we got from the government, uh, thr

"and now i have no one to help me type up my lawsuits." [ laughter ] "they even took klein!about the baby carrots? they're just big carrots they cut up [ laughter ] what about baby corn [ laughter ] it seems like it should be consistent across all the vegetables [ laughter ] [ bleep ] hell of a way to find out. that's all i'll say. the only fun anyone got out of this demented spectacle was getting the chance to heckle mccarthy like when ohio congressman tim ryan yelled at him from the back, "keep going, no one's listening. [ laughter ] and then yesterday mccarthy went on one of fox news's most deranged shows, with maria bartiromo, to be congratulated for going off the deep end, while whining about democrats interrupting him >> congratulations, how is your voice after doing eight and a half hours speaking? >> you know, my voice is still strong because it's still strong for the american people. you know, when i went to the floor i had no idea we would speak that long. it wasn't about breaking the record it was about breaking down this bill and the amount of heckling that they

pipeline, i'm sure going across from iran through afghanistan, long border kennestone and china, north i klein, or east west corridor. all of these things are ongoing. i mean, that is an area where, you know, development is, is going to move very very rapidly. rusher is just agreed to invest, shoot me an oil side in the rain. in fact, the caspian sea, huge amount money. so i think we're going to see a big change from this discovery. is it going to be, i think this is why it is so much more confidence in russia and china just say to america, know, and united states increasingly are just doing the same. i'm sorry, but we don't accept that you set the the roadmap, you on setting the global rules for, for, for the world. because there are other states who equally powerful and also because the strategic balance of power as shifted. america has a few right, is behind in the military sense, as well as in the technology and in the assay. correct. thank you. thank you very much. indeed. i mean, that's over the show will be back on monday, 58 years to the day when cold war president john f. kennedy was

after--visits klein. we had powerful evidence that demonstrated that vaccines are effective and provide protection against the severe obligations of covid-19, especially in those at risk because of their age or underlying conditions. since then we have been watching vaccine effectiveness in this population carefully. although the highest risk are those people who are unvaccinated, we are seeing an increase in emergency department -- emergencies among adults 65 and older are higher than for younger age groups. we have new data that looked at covid cases long-term care facilities from our national health care safety network. we compare rates of covid disease between those who are vaccinated with two doses in those who have received a booster dose, the rate of disease is markedly lower for those who received there booster shot. demonstrating our boosters are working. fda is currently evaluating data on the authorization of booster doses for all people over age 18. as we have done before, cdc will quickly rev

. >> yes caw klein came to the corner of franklin and union streets across from sherman elementary school to mourn and comfort her son. >> when we told him yesterday about what had happened, he told us that he was the kindest teacher. >> andrew was a much loved paraeducator at sherman elementary. yesterday, he died in a traffic crash across the street from the school. police say when they arrived, two cars had collided and a pedestrian was down. tonight, the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >> that was so unexpected and just devastating. >> i spoke with andrew's father by phone. he didn't want to go on camera but told us his son made a real impact on everyone he met. he says andrew loved to write and record music and spend time with his girlfriend. she also shared in a statement that they met five years ago working at the school and said andrew was her balance, comfort, and light, and her heart would never be the same. andrew's family says the loss is devastating and shouldn't have happened. >> i wish they could do something because the area in the school. >> across the st

we are facing a global klein. i mean the well, the biggest pollutants have left for 13 years to change that a waste. hello richard ginsberg and you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported. here are the media stories we're examining this week, climate change, news organizations, fossil fuel companies, and audiences all need to do better on the story that could mean the end of us. ethiopia enters a state of emergency and the government's controlling of journalism, there has turned aggressive violence against muslims filmed by the perpetrators, the latest ugly trend among india's hindu vigilantes. plus the chance roaring in downtown pale al jazeera turns $25.00. we looked back at a quarter century of a different kind of news coverage. we begin with the biggest story on the planet, which is about the planet and climate change. a topic that somehow still doesn't get the news coverage it deserves. there are plenty of news cameras at the cop $26.00 climate conference takin

here for things that were the worst cases of insect the klein annexation in the world. i come to the you k to see how all industrial sites are being into bug reserves in an attempt to reverse this warring trans, ah, professor dave colson has been studying insects for over 20 years, and understands just how damaging their rapid decline could be. that it goes away, or insects disappearing. there was a whole host of challenges that they face all to do with us. modern farming methods become very reliant on using lots and lots of pesticides, which mean the far mac and gra, perfect monoculture, we're not an insect inside. the entire botanical diversity surrounding us is just a handful of species. instead of the hundreds, a spacious, that used to live here, and a lot of people think of this is what the, the british countryside should look like. but it's only been like this for a few decades. it's basically makes the landscape uninhabitable for most insects. is there anything we can do to turn this around or have we sort of passed the tipping point for some seizures, it's too l

if you look in the mary, nancy klein, jamie diamond shows up and you're an even worse trouble than you already are already. we're going to take a break and when we come back, much more coming your way with all those driven by dreamers shaped by interest and those with there's things we dare to ask with oh, when i want something wrong, i just don't hold any world to shave out disdain becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah ah it really is so thing they can't ride on police report in december 2020 a group of anti fascist. fill out a film crew access for 3 months. so like if people organization, it's an idea that it must be opposed that channel out the gate. they may kill that faces, but they can say what they believe in. we believe in helping our community. we believe that our fascism is one of the major threats to united states has gotten reuben, this is a chance to see who and teeth are really are. in order for me to extract my 1st amendment right and say that my life matters have to be on

now they're those even the big klein community that held on hope that somehow the us dollar well remain on the world stage. but as hillary clinton herself points out, the coin is essentially undermining or destroying the u. s. dollar. because the u. s. dollar can't hold its purchasing power because it's via money and healthy money over the past 300 years as amorous gave trading to 0. join me every 1st day on the alex salmon show, but i'll be speaking the guess from the world of politics spoke. business, i'm show business. i'll see you then i hello and welcome to redacted the night v i p. m li. camp to day, we dig into a breaking news story that you certainly won't get from your mainstream corporate owned media. the people in talk liberation have done extensive research into a graphing and surveillance software called node excel. and they've found that it is largely been used to track and target supporters of julian sands and wiki leagues. but that's not all. it is also been used to track those who are anti weapons contractors or other large corporations. likely those who are critical of

if you look in the mary, nancy klein, jamie diamond shows up. you're an even worse trouble than you already are. all righty, we're going to take a break and when we come back, much more coming your way with sure. don't seem an official. i'm your sister. but you're someone that, that the from to check with the discussion and want to see that the phone yet with them here beside that. so i, me at the, with another she usually said almost. i also wanted to look up and use it to, to test initially, so you have to keep mom and sich, she's leeway and she shared with ah, is he very so thing they can't ride on police reports in all caps in december 2020 a group of anti finishes, sell out a film crew access for 3 months. i feel like if people, organization, if an idea that fascism must be opposed the channel out the gate while they may kill their faces. but they can say what they believe in. we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to the united states has gotten reuben, this is a chance to see who and t for

klein? >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court, let me start by making one thing clear, i'm not planning to ask that this happened in poland. the polish prosecutor already has information about that. and doesn't need u.s. discovery on the topic. what he does need to know is what happened inside the cell between december 2002 and september 2003. so i want to ask simple questions was how was abu zubaydah fed? what was his medical condition? what was his cell like? and yes, was he tortured? these topics are declassified. the government has allowed mitchell judgment to testify publicly before, in the saline case and before military commissions. they testified about abu zubaydah's treatment in general and at particular sites outside poland. they testified about another detainee's treatment at the polish site, identified by code name. the government itself placed their testimony on line. the government's briefs made no pretempt that these topics are privileged. the remand directed the district cour

there those, even the big klein community that held out hope that somehow the us dollar well remain on the world stage. but as hillary clinton herself points out, the coin is essentially undermining or destroying the u. s. dollar, because the u. s. dollar can't hold its purchasing power because it's via money and healthy money over the past 300 years has ever escaped trading to 0. mm hm. mm. with hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . the you is in the process of finalizing what is being called the strategic compass for security and defense. this is shorthand for what may become an e u. army. this is not a new idea, and there is no guarantee it will ever come about. is europe capable of defending itself in this competitive world? ah, cross talking european security, i'm joined by my guess, michael maloof in washington. he is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst in london. we have andre walker. he has a political commentator and columnist, and in edinburgh, we cross to john white, he is a writer and political commentator. i gent

coty, with brands such as gucci, calvin klein, hugo boss, has exactly the portfolio of brands to benefitthese tailwinds coming from either america or china. the presentation behind this strategy, including prestige makeup and skin care, and i can say a few words on that later, has given strong confidence about how we can build this growth trajectory. matt: what is it about skincare that you want to say? i imagine people are using it more now that they have to go back into the real world. i wonder, in some places, the climate is so bad, pollution is so bad, that you really need to. even those who were not using skincare products before are trying to get the soot out of their pores. sue: skincare was a key part of the presentation today. we were able to present today how we are going to build coty's footprint in skincare whatever the region, whatever the price. to your question, i have told everyone the story about this sun protection and anti-pollution brand, which is a big leader in europe, but we are starting to operate in china. there, the brand is gaining quick traction because it has

a second straight day of the kleins. most of the other names in the space also lower.upgrade over at bank of america. a lot of the spotlight on twitter because of jack dorsey's decision to step aside as ceo. tom: you are doing this to a great effect. what is the more prestigious job, ceo of twitter or ceo of square? >> longer-term probably square without a doubt. at least as far as the equity performance including square. definitely want to go for square. tom: thank you so much. this is a joy. one of our themes has been the underestimation of technology and what we would call technological progress. jp morgan was brilliant on this a month ago or so. scott clemens is chief investment strategist at brown brothers, a brilliant essay on our underestimation of technology. you get right down to the nitty-gritty of a gdp moving up. you call it absolute gdp in the labor force. we are doing this with fewer jobs. the mathematical soup of this pandemic. do we have new productivity? scott: i think we do. two of the very broad silver linings coming out of this otherwise horrible 20

over the infrastructure scam and is like was calling for something resembling a new hd party is phil kleinat some of those early tea party rallies, i spoke at a number of them. they were demonized. they were ridiculed, but those people in 2009 and 2010 made a real difference. what's happening now on the ground? >> i mean, it's really upsetting what's happening. what's happening is that joe biden, he violated his oath of office by deciding that he was going to implement a law -- a regulation -- in order on this eviction moratorium that the supreme court said was illegal, and that joe biden himself had said before issuing it that it didn't pass constitutional muster. his advisor said that not only did biden kick the tires, but he doubled, tripled, and quadruple tract it and that even a more limited order wouldn't -- had no legal basis. >> laura: we know what they did. you've documented this brilliantly on this show end national review and you're one of the few to really pick it apart. republicans went along with this. 17 republicans, going to continue to say their names night after night bec

cases klein across most of -- cases climb across much of the continent.hen netherlands excited to announce restrictions. in the u.k. the numbers are starting to decline, declining at the fastest rate since april. . tensions rising in eastern europe. u.s. warns russia may be planning an invasion of ukraine. the ruble has been under pressure. stellar, massive beat. clearly one of the pendant winners. which stock am i talking about? analysts describing richemont's latest numbers as demand for luxury starts to surge. let's check out where we are with the markets. stocks are bid. there you go. we continue to inch ever higher, and there is the russian ruble, down versus the u.s. dollar by 1.8%. alix: really interesting how the rest of the markets took all of the geopolitical risks in stride. materials, industrials all leading the way higher within the s&p. energy and financials both trading a low but heavy, and a big part of that has to do with what we are seeing in the bond market. you're seeing selloff in the long end. yields moving higher. what is really int

that the klein cut almost $200 billion off the electric carmaker's value, and $50 billion off elon musk's personal fortune. he is still the world's richest person, though. 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 ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> powell and brainard are an amazing team. together, they do so much more. and i think this could very well be because they come at it from different backgrounds. powell has looked to brainard for a lot of intellectual leadership. i think they would be a really knock it out of the park, powell as chair, brainard as vice chair. jonathan: great to catch up with the senior fellow at the jain family institute and former economist for the federal reserve. good morning on this cpi wednesday. your equity market softer. we are -12, down by about 0.25%. yields higher by three or four basis points to 1.475 -- to 1.4711%. tom: the foreign exchange market with a persistent dxy of love -- persistent dxy above 94. dollar-yen gets my attention. let's get r

equities klein back some losses from friday.ravel stocks still lag behind as curbs fall into place. $150 oil is coming. we are going to talk to the analyst behind that call in oil for 2023 as the spare capacity shrinks. christyan malek of jp morgan will be joining us. welcome to "bloomberg markets." i was out for two days. i see the headlines friday. my first instinct is who was trading that day. then liquidity, let's wait for the expected bounce monday morning. guy: volumes were ok friday, so i think a lot of people being able to work from home did step in. i admit it was a shortened week, a shortened session, and as a result of which, we may have seen some people got there. it was a high-volume session. is it a bounce back, a dead cat bounce? i don't know yet. i think until we know the details around what this new variant is going to do to us, that answer is pending. alix: it just takes some froth out of the market, which we were expecting at the end of the year anyway. guy: i think that is a perfectly legitimate way of lookin

and posed that famous question for calvin klein. >> you want to know what comes between me and my calvinses in the coming of age romance movies, "blue lagoon" and "endless love". after she finished her homework, she often showed up at studio 54 with friends like michael jackson and george michael. but her mother and manager terry shields never was far. >> the do you look back and go i can't believe that was my life, or does it feel familiar to you? >> it feels extremely familiar, because i was home by midnight. and i was at school the next day. there was this weird sense of normalcy. mom would go sit and drink in the roped off section. i would dance like a crazy person for two hours. and go home. >> shields wrote a best-selling 2014 memoir about the loving, if complicated relationship with her mother. who struggled with alcohol and was fiercely protective of her daughter. >> she was hated for the most part because nobody could get near me, but she also taught me manners. taught me ethics. you know, raised me as a good catholic girl. hard work was always there, and nothing came without it.

cases klein across most of -- cases climb across much of the continent.hen netherlands excited to announce restrictions. in the u.k. the numbers are starting to decline, declining at the fastest rate since april. . tensions rising in eastern europe. u.s. warns russia may be planning an invasion of ukraine. the ruble has been under pressure. stellar, massive beat. clearly one of the pendant winners. which stock am i talking about?

that he's indicted to date and charged to date, whether that's michael sussmann, whether it's kevin klein smith, and today igor danchenko, let me be clear, lying to the fbi is a significant, significant crime. it's a crime if the national security advisor does it. it's a crime if as alleged mr. danchenko did it. i have some concerns with the indictment of michael sussman. i'm concerned about whether or not that's a good use of government resources to charge him. but at the end of the day it is a crime to lie to the fbi. but what isn't true is the backdrop to all this. you know, next saturday john durham will have been going on for two and a half years. now compare that to robert mueller who lasted less than two years and in that time charged and convicted people like trump's national security advisor, his campaign manager, his deputy campaign manager, his personal attorney, his personal -- roger stone, personal fixer, and a large number of very significant people that were key and critical to the trump campaign and later to the administration. when i look at these two players, i see folks

the 2015 nfl sms mvp who signed with klein last week made his presence felt on his first play of theown running for a touchdown yelling, i'm back. newton also passed for a score. the panthers beat up the shorthanded cardinals, 34-10. >>> patriots won big on the browns. also my faenlts team just needs ten points tonight from matt stafford and dell beckham jr. >>> bill karins, how is your team doing? >> up and down, kind of like the weekend. the storms that rolled through the northeast were pretty incredible on saturday for november of all days. we had some tonights reported in places that never had tornadoes reported in the month of november. in all we had five tornado reports, significant damage, no injuries, no fatalities. we're talking about a huge red oak right there that came down. luckily that didn't fall on the house or anyone down. for brantford connecticut, near long island, the scene was pretty much the same, 80 to 100 miles an hour and trees were the biggest issue. pretty incredible. five confirmed tornadoes in november, in new york and also connecticut. >>> after the storm

klein will also be delivering meals to homeless encampments across the city as well. >> and they will be didn't carving hammond, turkeys and getting all of our meals ready for service and also be serving breakfast and lunch today we'll have a team of volunteers that are going we have a roving vaccine is going to moving vaccinations. this after i think happened this morning and also have a set of volunteers coming in to help celebrations services that yes, we have a lot of going on today. >> lot officials say there's going to be fewer volunteers this morning because they're trying to limit the number of people inside building. also happening now chp is out in full force this weekend looking for dangerous drivers agency kicked off its holiday maximum enforcement period yesterday. all available chp officers are going to be on patrol at least until sunday at midnight. >> well, we're also still a working with the police to try and find a gunman who is on the loose this morning after a private security guard who was on assignment with kron. 4 was shot in oakland. police say it was an attemp