krista lieber is megan's twin sister. what happened?breath and died. >> reporter: megan had an undiagnosed heart condition and died four months after greg. krista and her husband, dave, went from three children to six. >> complete chaos! >> reporter: as they prioritized their blended family, they prioritized their health too. both had been feeling a little off. that's when dave was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, and then came krista's shock. like her sister, she had a heart condition that if left untreated could be fatal. >> my sister saved my life. i say her death was not in vain. >> reporter: in the months since megan died, the community near st. louis, missouri, has stepped in to help this little family. >> there was this village of people who came together and said what to new. >> do you need food? can i come take the kids out of the house? do you and dave need a break? >> reporter: the help of a village and unwavering love. david begnaud, cbs news, st. louis. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of

yes, it was a game or krista, every musician in the orchestra has exactly what a human being needs and what doesn't exist in the region. equality, right. everyone in the orchestra house that does, ah, the orchestral remains barren, boyens personal and political legacy highlights ever you to fully booked concerts at berlin's vault buena. ah, in 2017, he and at the piano, ballasts all in berlin, prays for its excellent acoustics, an even better roster of world musicians. despite the criticism of his management style, his musical rank is undisputed. in recent years, baron bourne has been struggling with the new to logical illness. despite his resignation, as general music director, he is not planning on giving up his baton completely and says he plans to conduct the odd show in the future. oh, in south korea, tens of thousands have braved bone. chilling temperature is for a chance to get their hands on some fresh trout. the annual ice fishing festival sees anglers dig through a frozen lake north of the capital. so those are feeling particularly adventurous. jump into the freezing water to

american scholar, the vest eastern divine orchestra a symbol of reconciliation year there was a game or krista, every musician in the orchestra has exactly what a human being needs and what doesn't exist in the region. equality, right? everyone in the orchestra has that, does, ah, the orchestral remains barren boyens personal and political legacy highlights every year to fully booked concert at berlin's vall been, ah, in 2017, he found it the piano bullets found in berlin praised for its excellent acoustics and even better roster of world musicians, despite the criticism of his management style, his musical rank is undisputed in recent years barren boy has been struggling with the neurological illness. despite his resignation as general music director, he is not planning on giving up his baton completely and sees he plans to conduct the odd show in the future. oh, well here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. orthodox christians in ukraine have been celebrating christmas despite the war in chief, a christmas eve service was held at the historic patricia church glover, a mona

>> tyrus: has everything to do with his barbecue okay krista mark he gets hungry and little greg gets when he doesn't get his meal on times that's what it is. i need to eat. i should signature back on this one. because it's open season bill murray i will try to find some a go at. being a few movies when you get to trailer you have a little notebook that shows when you're on scene you're on your for the day. and then you'll know they go to make up and certain actors or actresses who think that they're more established than others take their time. c.o.b. onset and you're waiting, waiting, understand at least three other people on the totem pole the runner went to get her, the production assistant went to get her. he is standing in new york city with clown shoes on. okay krista mark for those of you or anyone is ever borrowed my shoes and try to run around with them. have fun. i guarantee 17, try. i got to the point where the star of the show, in clown shoes went to your trailer walk to the set, everything in clown shoes. opens it up and yells at you when the fact that her story did not

i think krista wants one, but, you know, if i have a child, i want them to have it better than i did. not that i had it bad, but... ♪ - yeah, there we go! ♪ josh: i want my son to, to be around our family here, and just make an effort to try to get here at least once a year. why did i leave? well, for, i mean, it's a challenge for me. it's, it's been a challenge that, like, i ended up with a partner who was from california and wanted to live there. (indistinct chatter) you want cake? we've got cake. josh: i was alive through youngstown's implosion the whole time, so, and now i live in, in another really extreme reality. living around the bay area right now. the bay area has a housing crisis because there's too much wealth, and so there are people who can't afford to live there anymore, and i just feel like... our economic and political systems are failing us in both instances, right? yeah, i mean, i think, obviously... (chuckling): there's big changes that need to be made. but i don't... i don't let that stop me from doing things that can be done. we might not... (chuckles) ...not bri

quoting them, not all he would start because i told them there's only as much as additional dollars, krista completing, which during the crucial but because many votes yet or do you know, because they're not your hard. this them wasn't sure is the border know really hard to get to to me or someone when they don't know what the bullet. so my pick one that bhaskar could throw at my when you baby, so up chicken, they fallen and you are still good knuckle for he need selling skill and only, and in the court even look at the rest of it. is there any noise? now we can't tell me what's going on. can you not voice amena o, a former u. s. secretary of state condo, lisa rice, and former secretary depends robert gates. never the smartest people in the room warned the time is not in ukraine side. they're actually right. but for the wrong reasons, they are perfectly happy to see the conflict in ukraine continued for we came here to news, you know, good to speak to hockey legend, a lot of you know, what if i told you hockey was more than just a sport? maybe even an art for deeply philosophical, even a lo

the busy of krista will be appearing in the us. poland, france, spain, portugal and germany. but he's sure he'll still find time for a little break, dancing with about 3000 varieties to choose from. it's no wonder germans love their bread so much and they they certainly miss it when they travel abroad. well bred here in this country is a staple in many households, but to understand why germans are so crazy about their bread, t w's, hannah homo, set out on a fact finding mission. what can i get you? i'd like some bread. we have white bread, dry bread, pumpkin bread, lucy, grain, bread for grain, bread and many mould off b. i'm more turns aren't germans are pretty crazy about their breads and no wonder, in fact there are over 3000 different types of german bread. not means if you eat indifferent kind every day you could keep going for 8 years. i grew up in scotland where sliced bread is pretty much the standard, but my german died used to be a different kind at home for us every week. so i got a taste of the culture from a pretty young age. but why are germans so crazy about th

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when she was just a year old mother, krista knocked night of broken glass when the nazis destroyed synagogues jewish businesses and hopes we would tell beforehand what is going to happen. my mother and i were hidden by neighbors. and in the meantime, the nazis came in. they broke every bit of furniture in the house. her father was arrested that night, but eventually was able to escape nazi germany with the help of us visa. little laura stayed behind with her mother. and he said, i can't leave you here. you know? my mother said, if you don't go, then we will all die here. self. cliff. very reluctantly. he went, took a year and a half until he was able to send the bees. if my mother myself and it was a very difficult time, the headman in america and my mother in germany. not knowing will we ever get out? they may is to please just in time. dingo. the doll was laura's farewell present from her grandparents day and the rest of her family stayed behind. grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, will die there, never heard from them. again. the exhibition carefully reveals these personal stories throug

and then i'm almost there will be asked kirkwood toward the v, which academia krista police degree. is saudi. scott, i be a young man now. now i've got to stand not to scale deal of i see it back call luck was acquitted. ciocca a set of unique which i me a tower co like which one your name out. go to your sustina would to me because them with the glare that the what the center be. steamer waste of italy. okay. quite a bit and then with them not to watch on the us with the don't match him for minute a problem you tommy was supposed to meet the horseshoe. margaret l e e t or t nice marie. okay. my mom login name, let someone die is up on the crash he hopes to conduct a deal or by a little kill just not worth buying a look at, but i'm a because you will create a r c as a lot. skate mostly months, give away skin. put it on the play store artist. did he die from the customer? got a claim. you could just push the oxy oxygen, you fully aware brought it out. would you put extra advisors? he also focused on the truck, right? i see on douglas stop what it was, of course, all that stuff becaus

in the north-east of the capital, the bodies of two artists, tenth-graders, who arrived and stalin kristand eda ekla, were found, all who saw the girls. the capital is asked to call the prosecutor's office, one was ahh tied up, uh and strangled with a trouser belt, the second one also had signs of mechanical asphyxia, and she was tied up with a rope to solve this crime. then they left the best investigators who tried to restore the route of young tourists in the capital literally in minutes. a huge number of people in general at that time. the girls arrived in the morning at the leningradsky railway station. on the way we lost uh, 50 rubles. stopped. here's a distant relative. they asked him to buy a ticket for the next day and, accordingly, uh, we went to an exhibition of french artists in the pushkin museum and it was good clothes and manners that stood out. during the day they were seen in the center by dozens of eyewitnesses. a high school student was not met by three young men on the site of zaryadye park one of the most striking sights modern moscow in the ring of eight. tykh hotel

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and then i'm almost there will be asked kirkwood toward the v, which academia krista, priest degree is saudi. scott, i be a young man. now, i'm going to start not to skip the deal or see it back call luck was acquitted. ciocca or a book that of unique which i me a tower co like which one your name out. go to your sustina would to me because them with the glare that the what the center be schema. waste of italy. okay. quality. i'll bitten them with enough to watch on the us with the don't much him for money. problem you, tommy, was supposed to meet the horseshoe, margaret l e t or t nice marie. okay. my mom login name eurostar. let someone die is up on the crash he hopes to conduct a deal or a little kill, just not worth buying a look at, but i'm a be card. you will create a r c a solution. ok here lots. katie mostly must give away skin. put it on. the block was stored vargas it here. so the customer got a 10 year old way. i brought it on the truck. would you put extra advises here, so focused on the truck. wait, i see on douglas. stop what a boost of crystal essex because i in sales or

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krista, what do you think roman just said that these are not game changes. whereas yuki is saying that it actually wants to deliver banks that will change the game. do you think the good we'll get changed? it starts as dynamics that might change the course of the war. as a situation when it gets, was a question whether we get to talks between russia and ukraine or putting made quite clear that he is not willing to stops awards, answer war until you rush. i can keep serv, territory or she occupied. and from euclidean inside, it's clear that they don't want agrees to that. so there is a necessity that are ukraine, a hostile re occupy it's territory and therefore the needs are these heavy tanks. and for the time being, as we have scenes, eve, the martyrs, the french tank, the earth, the bradley fighting biko, seats. these are not the heavy tanks a need for a ground offensive and a to in order to do that, we will have, we will get to the discussion of that. the needs is heavy tanks and the best model for the situation is to jermel your part. all experts agree on

thank you. krista brand new point of jewish thought it was coming to to wanna on all kinds to thought it, which, which human olga, it would just isn't useful. not people push teachers to, to put him on because a least new divorce. look, you school counsellor at these. but the plaintiff put off his co, but i saw your mask spiritually, which and chastised point is lilian dollar, i miss man, it's a negative for marijuana. rid douglas as with concordia glitch, and that up was to north east boy. yeah. when you look and then goes in a cli, amanda crystal clinical, chicago go away from premier with video media, give you anger, and you miasca assistance, coca cola you the appeal of care. you rush us co, mustang, you decent. you buy yoke of b to b, m prost the cash mark wanted to lou discriminating a book, but so by give clarity id, let them go over the can we pushing these to them? so only region, again, you're writing a particular grey intervention order, and i see a good sure could control him. unusual. it was to you go over you. gov and his buddy on the darn nodded down magenta, acquitted

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thank you. krista brand new point of jewish thought. this is coming to, to one off on all kinds to thought it, which, which human olga, it would just isn't useful. not people pushed 2 to 3 to put him on. because, i mean, you know, a divorce, look, you school counsellor at these. but the plaintiff put off his camera, so jeremiah criteria, which and chastised point is lilian utility class. i miss nina turner for marilyn your written docusys with cardelia glitch in on the post north east boy. yep. when you book an ideologically amanda pedestal, clinical chicago go away from familiar with video media. give you anger. when you miasca assistance, coca cola you appeal of care. you rush us cove, us, daniel. decent. your bulk of b to b. m prost. the cash mark. wanted to lou discriminating a book, but so by give clarity, could you let them go over? you? can we push in nice to them? so only region again, you're writing a particular gray intervention order. now she goes sure, put control minute loop was to you, go over you cove and he's but tell yo

while advocates for facial recognition would debate some of krista sessions. one thing is undeniable. the technology currently being used by the u. k. police is dangerously inaccurate. latest figures show that 96 percent of the met polices circle matches when miss identifications. and this research showing that many facial recognition algorithms will disproportionately miss identified darker skin tones and when the causes a numerous and they very ranging from poor quality cctv images to the fact that the algorithms are often trained to so to speak using faces that are mostly white and male with technology looks like a really nice, quick fix to the fact that we have not got as much money to pay for human intelligence operations. so it sounds great in theory. the problem is it doesn't work very well and people who are not white men, which is quite a lot of the population on the planet being arrested, wrongfully means that you get put into predictive plaything algorithms. for the more often you're having contact with law enforcement. the more you are at risk of b

the usa, they're struggling to recruit personnel because of a global shortage of qualified nurses. krista, something me reports from new york. it was 6 in the morning and still dark when 7000 nurses walked off the job at to private new york hospitals. but it was an unexpected nurses have been negotiating for 4 months now. management offered them pay increases amounting to more than 18 percent over the next 3 years. but the nurses say this is not about money. it's about safe staffing. and they have the support of the cities, labor groups. and we're going to be with them today. and as long as it takes to get a bare contract that they deserve, you cannot talk about patient care without talking about how you take care of and how you listen to the people who provide pe, he care guy, mount sinai, they canceled elective surgeries and move some babies out of the neonatal intensive care unit to other hospitals and anticipation of the service disruptions management is called, the nurses actions reckless. but the nurses said they're the ones looking out for patient safety. nurses say they are routin

krista lena, should we be pessimistic or optimistic about the year ahead? ms. georgieva: my message is, it is better than we feared a couple months ago, but that doesn't quite yet mean good. let me start from what has improved and why we have to be cautious. what has improved is that inflation seems to start heading in the right direction, which is down, headline inflation in particular. the improved prospect for china to boost growth, let's remember last year, 2022, china registered for the first time in 40 years lower growth rates than the global average. now, with the reopening of china, we expect growth this year to again exceed global average, with a projected 2.7% for the world. this may be corrected somewhat in a couple of days. for china, we project 4.4%. this is also changed in the positive and we have seen demonstrably strength of labor markets translating into consumers spending and keeping the economy up. why should we be cautious? first, 2.7%, if this is the growth we achieve, by far it is not fabulous. this is the third low with that should lowest

drive, that had a modest goal of $2500, is now in the millions, with donations pouring in, including kristaccaffrey, trey lantz, and george kittle. with the red and gold report, i am charlie walter. >>> we will ay connected with th coast business cete connectivity solutio it's tgest, stest, reliableetwork. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> was so much coverage of today's storms, went to lynn perspective on why the next week and a half also needs a moment. if you see the storm coming on shore, as important as that is, we will look ahead. this will impact saturday and sunday. this storm will deliver more rounds of rain , with several more coming. here is next monday. next week, we have another one on tuesday. we have another one lining up on thursday. i could keep doing that in the long-range forecast. in this

what one nonprofit is doing about it krista check at the markets and edward is talking about it. we have seen resilience even there are warning signs. we think of the intel and microsoft of course texas instruments as well but the nasdaq manages to push up more than a percentage point. we are seeing this index on a roll since september of last year. we have seen four straight weeks of gains. we haven't seen that since august of 2022. gets a slight up today. nowhere near the enthusiasm in the u.s.. many focused on what it means for interest-rate path. looking at commodity index interesting ahead of china's reopening may be some money coming back for copper for example. let's look at what is really out in our technology focus as much as we saw that enthusiasm around the nasdaq head the chip sexed her up 710 survey percent for philadelphia semiconductor. >> i'm going to start on the positive here and focus on tesla really big jump on friday continuing momentum for earnings but at 33% gain on the week best week going back to may of 2013 clearly investors believing what elon musk has

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i'd be looking to governor spoken didn't serve and his -- something like krista knew, who a purple state served on glenn youngkin. there is a lane but it's. narrow and it's not really a fortress -- >> i heard mitt romney the other day being asked in an interview. he said he thought in the end, former president couldn't when reelection in a head to head matchup. do you think that's? true >> i think that's. sure donald trump cannot win in the head to head against joe biden. on the blind it as -- >> what gives you that confidence? >> with the ticket, i think it's right. are you talking about kamala vp? it's right. people look to the top of the ticket ultimately. and i think he's got a strong record to run. on frankly, there's enough people that don't want donald trump that i think that go with joe biden the same way they went last. time a very accomplished president in his first term, but when you talk about the reasons why people voted for joe biden. it wasn't out of excitement, it was because of the alternative. >> i would just add this, that's moral talking about, okay, it's not donald t

well, krista, later tonight, even though the rain tapered off now, all that water's got to drain all down the through those drainage before it fills up of many of the creeks and the rivers. what a storm it has been. this is going to be one look back on as this intense low. that's what we call a bubble genesis. it really intensified over last 24 hours becoming a bomb cyclone last on some tropical moisture before plowing into the bay area. so that cold front has moved through. but behind that, we've got these waves of energy could see another one right here. that is about to move on shore. and that's what's going to happen with the storm system. that low still anchored off the coastline. it's going to spin up wave after wave of rain across the bay area overnight tonight and tomorrow, too. numerous lightning being reported. now, most of that in the central valley with the cold front has a role to look at that. all those lightning strikes, the thunderstorms erupting across the central valley and the foothills, but heavy rainfall around the bay area. more to come. tapered off. more shower

emily: doing double duty, welcome back, guys, it is a great day to have with us for the first time krista has been set, harris faulkner's kansas city chiefs will face the philadelphia eagles in the big game live on fox february 12th, but some new yorkers like brian kilmeade are up in arms after the empire state building dared to glow green and white last night to honor the eagles a division rival of the new york giants, "the new york post" calling whoever thought this one up, total bearer terrains. welcome again, we have loved having you all hour, i wanted to ask you a burning question that is on a lot of people's minds about the chiefs game last night which is is it true, do you think but for the penalty levied to joseph oh psi for the unnecessary rough nice of tackling harrison's beloved mahomes, what they have won? or was it just an easier amount? would it have altered the game? >> carissa: the closer you can get, the easier to go through the uprights, but there are many different angles, i think the outrage at the officials was from a call earlier in the game where the whistle was blo

let's be krista clear about that. attacking anything is never acceptable. since any -- january 6, more serious books have started to come out by academics, people like samuel perry, paul miller and others. now these are scholars acting in good faith, attempting to measure the phenomenon of christian nationalists. now they describe toxic myths, racism sexism militarism, this is a horrible scary thing, and i am kinda terrified if there are in fact americans out there who hold those views, and i'm unfortunately afraid that there are. i would like to think it is a really tiny number in rural parts of -- other parts of the country, i want safe what part because i do not want to insult any particular region. but they came up with a way of measuring this that included in fact, 50 prude -- 52% of americans are either fully supportive or partially supportive of this horrible toxic -- toxic stew that we call christian nationalism. if over half of american citizens are fully or partially supportive of christian nationalism, may be in trouble. fortunately, there measur

carrier strike 11 commander rear admiral krista moore cini met with us on the -- christopher sweeneymera saying his mission is to show the flag, an assurance to allies the u.s. will be here when the time is needed. >> we are set up for the vulnerability of a military mistake. when there is no trust, there is no communication between nations, you have two fighter jets flying closely in the air as we did recently over the south china sea. that could escalate very quickly. >> the likely cause of any u.s. china military conflict may be less accidental and more political or economic. >> the next decade is probably the more dangerous one in terms of big grand geostrategic worlds of the dice by china or something like that. the long-term balance of power is extremely dependent on how both the u.s. and others and china manage their economies. >> the u.s. has assiduously denied there is any intent to contain china but actions speak louder than words. we have a containment coliseum. the biden administration followed up with these export sanctions on advanced semi conductor chips. we have certa

krista muth is a distinguished fellow at the institute. he's also the past president of this institution, american enterprise institute, and a former senior zero fellow here at aei after harvard and the university chicago law school. he serves as a staff assistant to president nixon. he also practiced after that, he practiced regulatory, antitrust in general, corporate law with sidley and austin, chicago. he was then associate general counsel of conrail and philadelphia, pennsylvania. he was a lecturer in public policy at harvard kennedy school of government, director of the harvard faculty on regulation. in 1981, chris returned to government and served in the u.s. office of management and budget. and as the executive director of the presidential task force on regulatory relief during president reagan's first term in office. he was a managing director lexicon inc, a law and economics consulting firm. a big one, and publisher and editor, chief of regulation magazine. please join me in welcoming chris to mood. thank you, paul. this is a this

he tweets -- congressman ruben gallego announcing his candidacy to run against krista sinema.t you know about congressman gallego and his background. caller: his -- guest: his candidacy has been brewing for a while and it was believed at the time senator simoneau -- sinema swisher party, it will heads off congressman the lego -- congressman gallego. she has angered many upper party. -- of her party. she was seen as a blockade of president bynum's agenda -- president biden's agenda. it helpful -- it helped fuel campaigns of other people to get elected. i know your question was more about congressman gallego but it does so much matter, congressman ms. sinema it is a part of this because he would send out -- you can feel in the tone of those messages that he was wanting a challenge and he planned to run against her because she was seen as a block to things, especially getting rid of the filibuster, which many democrats -- things that are popular so i think that is the crowd that the congressman is speaking to in his announcement. if you are upset about the child tax credit not co