let's now go to kristin. donald trump was planning to hit his most familiar campaign stop today, a courthouse, but his plans changed. kristin, tell us what's going on. >> reporter: yeah, so he was suppose to be in court. there was a lot of speculation as to whether or not he would testify. a judge actually adjourned court then it seemed to be a back and forth between donald trump's lawyer and the judge. essentially the judge saying they could still go through with this. bin stead trump's lawyers saying no, we would like court to be adjourned. now of course, as you said, that's his favorite campaign stop. he has another campaign stop tonight at 9:00 p.m. in laconia. he'll be giving a speech. i just learned from a senior adviser, he'll be joined by senator tim scott, ramaswamy, as well as governor doug bergum. as we talk about desantis dropping out of the race, what does it mean for donald trump in terms of votes? well they don't really think it will move the needle that much because ron desantis didn't have a

we spoke to kristin just last week. runs her own little clothing boutique and often makes her own game day outfits out of kyle's old clothing. other big names that have worn her designs, she made a custom puffer for simone biles. she also did deebo samuels' jacket all from kristin juszczyk's cuttings made out of a brock purdy jersey. >> i realized i think i have a talent for this. this is the most rewarding thing in the word. there's nothing more rewarding than spending so much time and energy into making something and see someone you look up to wearing it. >> she's getting so much publicity here. during that same interview, kristin hinted to us that something big was coming, and we believe this was that big drop. a lot of people talking about what taylor is wearing. kristin juszczyk with the designer. >>> also tonight, is there life out there in space? amateur stargazers are helping nasa do the groundwork that could ultimately answer that question. and they're doing with a smart telescope in their backyards. the projec

kristin smart's family is seeking monetary damages from the school. cal poly has not commented on the lawsuit. >> volunteers who run a public garden in lake merritt are asking for help after someone stole $20,000 worth of their bonsai trees. the director of bonsai garden says someone broke through their fence and stole eight rare trees. some um, nearly 100 years old. this is the fourth time the garden has been burglarized within four years. >> it's so sad that people can't respect something that everybody comes and enjoys and can just come by to a very peaceful place . it's hearsay. >> they reached out to oakland police but have not received a response. abc seven also reached out to opd and we didn't get a response. bonsai tree theft is becoming more common around the world. it's believed they're either being sold to nearby nurseries or for large amounts of money elsewhere. >> all right, go out and take out the butter to melt commercial dungeness crab season finally open in the bay area. it was delayed for two months to protect migrating whales. abc s

kristine: yeah. i think the overall pulse of expected rate cuts in 2024 is what investors are going to want to be looking out for, right? that just kind of signal whether that changes in the direction of more cuts being priced in for fewer because being priced in. that kind of tells you there is something that changes fundamentally when it comes to the federal reserve approach. as tatiana mentioned, this year is the year we are expecting by some counts to hit a recession, so does that change the overall? alix: i hear laughing right now. tatiana: exactly. but, you know, so then the question becomes, yeah, does that change the calculus? kristine: the path that the fed has clearly laid out at the end of 2023, right? does that make them go faster on rate cuts ?maybe consider a march rate cut instead of a may rate cut, which is the debate at the moment. it is looking at that horizon for 2024, what changes the calculus when it comes to more of the day-to-day we are getting from the stock market? alix: fun

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it was courtesy of kristin juszczyk, wife of 49ers fullback . kristin is a self-taught designer was made custom apparel for her fellow minor teammates. and even for the wife of the chiefs quarterback, patrick mahomes kristin says the process was an honor of a lifetime. >>> the time is nearly here. draymond green is planning to return to the court with the warriors today, according to league sources. he has missed a total of 16 games and indefinitely suspended by the league on december 13th. then reinstated over a week ago on january 7th . the warriors are on the road against the memphis grizzlies and you can watch the map but -- the matchup at 3:00 p.m. >>> coming up at 9:30, and exit is out of oakland schools. why some jewish parents say they have had enough. >>> but first we continue our celebration of dr. martin luther king jr. the new mural this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous presid

kristine: absolutely, amber. the thing to remember here is the fed does not want to conduct policy based on one data point. yes, the jobs number today, and ism taken together do indicate a weaker economy. but that is not all they are looking at, right? same with inflation next week. one number really does not determine all of the fed's policy. it will be interesting in terms of how much the markets will push the fed, particularly, with the timing of the first rate cut. again, march, a bit of a live meeting now. we have seen a period of an odds of a rate cut in march about 50%. may is still very in play. what could change market expectations in how much the fed will do this year? amber: thank you kristine aquino. let's bring in pimco economist tiffany wilding. how do you make sense of the two conflicting data points on the jobs front this morning? tiffany: overall, i think you have to be careful reading too much into anyone report. i think the reports we saw this morning, the jobs report, the ism services data, i

a big star of the nfl playoffs so far is kristin juszczyk. yes, her custom-made jackets are catching the eye of a whole lot of people. she gained 400,000 instagram followers in the 24 hours since taylor swift rocked her jacket. her husband we know now, 49ers fullback kyle juszczyk, he's preparing for the niners playoff game against the packers this weekend. the jacket his wife made for taylor swift took the nfl by storm, and her husband says their phone has been ringing off the hook. >> pure joy just to see her get that recognition, and she's been grinding for years now. she's been working so hard. to see taylor wearing it and it looked incredible was just awesome. we were so happy at our house. >> my wife actually was talking about that, but i told her i don't have a number, so you better not wear that. that would be so embarrassing for us. no, that was cool. she's awesome. >> pretty incredible here. she also made jackets for mahomes wife. kristin has never made a game day outfit for her own husband. that could be changing this weekend. we'l

let's go to kristin holmes, live from sioux city in iowa. with the caucuses only is 1 days away, what are we hearing from the candidates? >> reporter: wolf, we're hearing a lot of rhetoric for the fight for second place. . ron desantis has -- many of his attacks really centered around the comments she made in new hampshire to voters there about their importance in the primary. take a listen. >> i trust you. i trust every single one of you. you know how to do this. you know iowa starts it. you know that you correct it. you know that you continue to go -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: now, ron desantis obviously seizing on this opportunity. listen to what he just told nbc and the des moines register. >> i think it's a slap in the face, to say they somehow need to be corrected? it's almost like she's acknowledging that she won't do well here, she's phony, no set of convictions, but just didn't get iowa. >> reporter: obviously an escalation there. it's important to know there are still a lot of undecided voters. that's why these town halls are so im

we think this may have been it this afternoon, kristin juszczyk posted this on instagram. turned patrick mahomes and travis kelce's jerseys and trademark puffer jackets. none other than that woman, taylor swift sporting the jacket. it sure came in handy with the temperature, negative 7 degrees before kickoff. >> i do want to say, it is not just for women. deebo samuels had one on. she can do anything, men, women. >> that's fantastic. thanks for joining us. >> sarday night live tu

>> thank you i think kristine has set me up nicely. let's see if i can move on that.rue that in 2023 trade was considerably down. actually goods a trade we had to revise our forecast down for 1.7% for the year 208%. in the last quarter as you said we still had an uptick in thewe numbers in trade should have recovered by automobiles and component parts. but all and all will be look at the first quarter and the last quarter we are still coming at about the number we projected or slightly less than that. we had been more optimistic about 2024 we were forecasting a considerably recovery to 3.3%. so, like kristine said may be moving towards normalization or how you put it but not normal because trade growth is still trending below gpt growth. but the problem i have is a geopolitical conflicts we now see the problem in the red sea and the suez canal. we also have problems in the panamana canal because of climae change. there are so many uncertainties and of course all of the elections we see around the world and what that may bring. there's a lot that make forecasting diffi

kristin. >> all right. thank you. sandhya.ite house is investigating reports of tesla drivers having problems charging their vehicles in the cold. a lot of these reports are coming out of chicago. they're in the midst of an extreme cold snap there. the white house believes the charging problems are isolated, especially since freezing temperatures can affect just about every type of vehicle. but i think it's been like five degrees there for several days in a row. that's really cold. >> after months of delays, crab season is finally here. >> yeah, we'll take you out to the boats, talk to the crabbers when your child has moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can caus

kristin what else did we here at this press conference? >> reporter: at the top. it was very much what we heard before that this election interference in political persecution. he again said that this case was working in cahoots with president biden because biden did not want to run against him in 2024. a lot of the same. but i did ask him about something that was brought up by a judge in the case on tuesday was a hypothetical scenario. essentially asking how much immunity a president should have and does donald trump agree that if he were to order seal team six to kill a political opponent, should he not be prosecuted. here is what he said. >> that you should not be prosecuted or could not be prosecuted if you order seal team six to kill a political opponent. >> you are talking about a totally different case. i say this on immunity very simple. if the president of united states does not have immunity, you will be totally ineffective because he won't be able to do anything. it will mean he will be prosecuted strongly prosecuted perhaps as soon as he leaves office

economy stocks surged with the s&p closing at a record high senior business correspondent kristine romanse story. >> reporter: at this commercial glass factory in bensalem, pennsylvania, owner joshburg says the much-forecast recession never happened you grew your workforce and grew your top line and bottom line numbers in a year we expected a recession? >> that's correct. as counter intuitive as that may seem >> work happening on factory floors like this one has kept the u.s. economy humming in fact economic growth last year was stronger than the average for the entire decade before the pandemic. the economy grew 3.3% in the final three months of 2023, for the year, a robust 2.5%. fueled by strong consumer spending and hiearing, smashing expectations >> continually throughout the year we have had strong growth, and in this case stronger growth than expected. >> reporter: president biden in superior, wisconsin. >> america now has the strongest growth, the lowest inflation rate of any major economy in the world. >> reporter: but polls show americans overwhelmingly disapprove of the presiden

kristin. >> that's right. >> kristin is a lovely name. >> oh, thank you very much, sandy. >> i especiallyr name, but i do think that, you know, some of these are classics, and they'll probably not go extinct. like the study says. it'll just become, you know, not as trendy, but there's always going to be michelle's. come on. >> that's true. >> and then some, you know, some celebrity will name their kid. and then it catches on briefly. yeah, that's this edition of the four at four kristen. sandhya rry we'll be back. >> and ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. you want to see who we are as americans? get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family...

kristin and kyle juszczyk have been married since 2019. here they are with a pregame embrace. like her husband who spends countless hours practicing and preparing each week, kristin also spends hours preparing for game day on her sewing machine. she makes her own outfits out of her husband's 49er gear. she got into fashion by making her own halloween costumes. one year the juszczyks wanted to dress like britney spears and justin timberlake, so she bought a sewing machine, went on youtube and learned how to do a basic switch. >> i realized i think i have a talent for this. it's the most rewarding thing in the world. there is nothing more rewarding than spending time and energy into making something and see someone you look up to wearing it. >> she is legit. so are her outfits. she has made outfits for simone biles as well as brittany mahomes, patrick mahomes' wife. the most popular, the brock purdy puffer vest she made for deebo samuel, and he rocked it a couple of weeks ago. >>> a once single mom in the east bay not only helped her own family, but thousands of other families.

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details from kristin holmes. so, kristin, what did the former president have to say? didn't take on biden's threats, arguments that he was a threat to democracy. he tried to make this about issues like immigration and the economy. that is the fight he wants to take on. when he talked about the president, he called him names. he didn't go after any of the substance of the speech. but went after the event as a whole. take a listen. >> the caucuses were going to finish the job, get it done and actually be stronger than ever before. it is hard to believe because you see the damage done. no president has ever. you can take the ten worst presidents in the history of our country, add them up, put them together and they haven't done the damage that joe biden has done to this country. what he has done to this country is unthinkable. biden's record is an unbroken streak of weakness, incompetence, corruption and failure. other than that, he is doing quite well. that's a hell of a list. crooked joe is staging his pathetic fear mongering event. his weaponnized government. he says

she is awesome. >> other than halloween costumes, kristin has never made a game day fit for kyle butt could be changing. >> my time will come. she has some things in the works. we are waiting for the right moment. >> the right moment might be saturday when the 49ers host the green bay packers in the divisional playoffs. at levi stadium, nbc bay area. >> she can't think about her husband right now. she has orders stacking up. >>> we were talking about the freezing cold loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they switched to xfinity mobile and saved hundreds when they bought one unlimited line and got one free! now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes in midcap. you do you. visit xfinitymobile.com today. (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with z

kristin. right, spencer, thank you so much. >> we are learning more today about the bay area man who was one of four people who died in a hot air balloon crash on sunday in arizona. he's been identified as 24 year old atahan chilcote of cupertino. he was one of the few in the balloon who wasn't there to skydive. chilcote's family shared these pictures with us. the cause of the crash is under investigation and the accident is sparking new conversation about that hot air balloon and skydiving safety. joining us live now to discuss the issue is tim nelson, owner of sky drifters hot air ballooning, based in the sacramento valley. thank you so much for joining us today, tim. >> oh, thanks so much for having me. um, i just kind of like to get this out of the way. it uh, you know, our deepest condolences from pretty much everybody in the industry about what happened. it, uh, i can't imagine how terrible this is for the family and victims involved. it, uh, it's beyond sad. >> i'm sure your condolences

hi kristin. >> i'm happy to be here. >> i am just delighted that you are making the time on this huge day. i guess i got to start with congratulations. i know it's kind of trite, but i have to ask you, how does it feel? >> it's super exciting thing. of course i can't wait to actually be with my teammates once again and celebrate all together. >> i'm sure it's got to be. i mean, bittersweet for all of you to for this moment to come. two and a half years later, of course, we all wished that it would come at the actual olympic games and we'd be able to share that moment. >> you know, when it happened. but we are excited that it's resolved in this way, and we can't wait to figure out what the celebration is going to look like. >> there you are. i know you didn't have the medal ceremony at the olympics for that event, although you did win your bronze for your ice dancing, which huge congrats for that as well. but look at this. have you talked to some of the teammates? >> i have yeah, we are still in touch, especially with madison chalk and evan bates who are actually still competing. they'

. >> kristin already former president trump trying to torpedo and johnson said dead on arrival but to's point where democrats negotiating in good faith because they care about a secure border? because they care about the crisis that joe biden won't call it that. that's happen nothing our southern border or is it because the polls are showing in places like new hampshire of all places that immigration is top of mind of voters? >> i think, i mean, yes. i think they're negotiating good faith and you've got serious legislators in the senate on both sides of the aisle. who are coming together to really truly rye to work with the white house to get something done. this issue is going to be fought with mr. speakers but there's a moment in time here -- you have people like senator sinema now independent who has been working with the both sides to get stuff done and you say members of the house are talking about eve this their border bill hr2, this negotiation in the senate, you know, if you come over illegally there are consequences. much stricter consequences than there are in hr2. so you kn

that's part of the calculation as well. >> kristin welker, thank you.eaking news. the d.c. circuit court declined to rehear donald trump's appear of a gag order in his d.c. election interference case. no judge asked for a vote on trump's motion. it was automatically dismissed. the supreme court is the only remaining option if he still wants to challenge. >>> haley's hopes. next on "andrea mitchell reports," the top nikki haley supporter, chris sununu, on his candidate's chances of pulling off an upset and walking away with new hampshire or even getting close. that's next. stay with us. >> look at what's happening in the election. >> will you marry me? >> are you going to vote the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >> we're tired of

a violence ensued on kristin. 3 me reports from united nations. here along chad's border with sudan, where one and 3 people is a refugee stories of atrocities about fresh from a visit. the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court, korean con, told the security council. he's gathered evidence of war crimes, and i can confirm the council that we bought collect a very significant body of material information and evidence that is relevant to those particular crimes. over $600000.00 sued knees fled west are for last year. as the fighting got worse. even as rapid support force has battled the sudanese armed forces for control and the capital human rights groups have a ledge. civilians were deliberately targeted and killed in classes with the recess and allied militias. the prosecutor says he's found evidence of atrocities on all sides of sudan civil war, but has received little cooperation from authorities. we have not received a scrap of paper from the since means on sources. i met with general alcohol in september the promised cooperation

the october 7th tax kristin slowed me reports, justin to civilians. the un security council is reiterating its demand to scale up came out of tearing a to gaza even though some of the members are withholding funding to garza's largest agency and run amber behind closed doors. they met with the woman task with making it happen, sigrid cog u. n. senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator. there is no way that any organization can replace or substitute tremendous capacity. the fabric of monroe, the ability, the knowledge of the population in gaza. cod barely a month into her job has already met with the officials in israel, gaza egypt, and jordan cock told the counsel more aid route, sent a gauze as well as a resumption of commercial deliveries are needed to meet the staggering needs of the people. but she offered no alternative to honora. in an effort to reassure donors secretary general antonio gutierrez, called a meeting with member states detailing actions the u. n. has taken since israel accuse 12 henri employees of taking part in the octobe

kristin. um, that was all her.ally happy to see her get her credit. >> yeah, she's made custom gear for a few years and is known throughout the nfl for some of her designs. now, the rest of the world knows her name thanks to a certain pop star. >> it's really neat to see actually. all right, from the nfl to the hardwood, we have another edition of nba hoops in prime time here on abc seven. coverage starts tomorrow at 5 p.m. as the dallas mavericks take on the lakers in l.a. it's followed by after the game here on abc seven. so tune in for that. but stay here with us. the 40 niners are just two wins away from the super bowl. and they were in practice today. >> that's right. sports director larry beil is here with the latest larry ten. >> i'm on the 40 niners. certainly did not expect to be playing the green bay packers in the divisional round of the playoffs. but here we are. niners the one seed, heavily favored. but they are taking nothing for granted. eagles, cowboys, rams. they all lost. so the lesson here is tak

states that still allow capital punishment plan to use nitrogen to inflict the ultimate punishment. kristin salumi, algebra, colombia was appealing to international help as it backwards dozens of far as far as across the country. hundreds of fights as involuntary as have been trying to extinguish places on the mountains surrounding bug, a tall sand drum p i. t, as move from the capitol from the air and on the ground. hundreds of firefighters and soldiers from the columbia. an army have been battling around the clock against dozens of forest fires burning across the country. in the capital, besides, there are at least 6 buyers in the city surrounding hills. some of them close to buildings and houses. the emergency themes are using hose rakes, and my chevy is to create fire breaks on the sloping hills to contain the fires. you know, how many days real quick, some hot spots are still active, they are being contained. but at night because of a high altitude in the women's, they flew up again and creating new files and on the streets of but with that many are wearing masks to deal with the worst

what do you think, kristin, are you expecting to hear today?, but obviously, we still care a lot about the details in the statement and the press conference afterwards. >> that's exactly right. i don't think there are surprises in terms of what we expect from the policy, no change there. there is a lot of discussion about what we expect, in terms of the policy statement, and perhaps, a removal of any tightening bias. i would say the major event is really going to be the press conference, and we are looking for the three key things there. one, quantitative tightening. anything that chair powell wants to give us in terms of insight into the trajectory of quantitative tightening and tapering. two, i think it's too early for him to declare that inflation, that the battle has been won, but we saw a really compelling data, in terms of quarter pce the past two quarters, really spot on, in terms of what they were looking for. some context there. then, i think the context around the labor market, and yes, we saw it coming higher than expected. it was re

the reason kristin smart's family is suing cal poly, san luis obispo and their accusations against the university city. then it was a case that drew international media attention. and it happened right here in the bay area. now, scott peterson has a high profile legal organization that wants to reexamine his case as (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now...have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? killing his wife laci and their unborn son and dumping their bodies in the bay. lawyers say they want to take a second look at the evidence used against him, including some they say was left out of the trial. ktvu. allie rasmus back in studio to explain. allie. what this could mean. >> gus. it means the case

kristin. um, that was all her.appy to see her get her credit. >> yeah, she's made custom gear for a few years and is known throughout the nfl for some of her designs. now, the rest of the world knows her name thanks to a certain pop star. >> it's really neat to see actually. all right, from the nfl to the hardwood, we have another edition of nba hoops in prime time here on abc seven. coverage starts tomorrow at 5 p.m. as the dallas mavericks take on the lakers in l.a. it's followed by after the game here on abc seven. so tune in for that. but stay here with us. the 40 niners are just two wins away from the super bowl. and they were in practice today. >> that's right. sports director larry beil is here with the latest larry ten. >> i'm on the 40 niners. certainly did not expect to be playing the green bay packers in the divisional round of the playoffs. but here we are. niners the one seed, heavily niners the one seed, heavily favored. but they are mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it l

victor and amara. >> kristin holmes, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in joey jackson. that's eight times more than she was asking. were you surprised? >> absolutely. the verdict was swift and it was significant but then when you examine potentially why the jury did it, we shouldn't be surprised. why? they took it to him. they being e. jean carroll's legal team in terms of you're a person who apparently doesn't understand the dynamics of what justice looks like for all, how rules should apply to all, how this is -- you are and everyone is equal in the eyes of the system to the extent you have your own rules, you don't follow them, perhaps this should make donald trump follow them. i think that was the mantra. showing malice and he disregards everything. perhaps this shows him a message not to do so, amara, in the future. >> roberta kaplan, she asked for an unusually high punitive award in her closing statements so the jury came back with 18.3 million in compensatory damages and 65 million in punitive damages? just curious in terms of how they arrived at such a number. w

kristin. um, that was all her.t her credit. >> something really interesting. gloria. i found out kristin learned to sew by sitting with her grandmother, watching wheel of fortune. they would crochet together, for she never did it professionally. and now, many years later, here she is. and she's really become quite the name, especially amongst nfl families. so good for her. >> that is amazing. yeah, i love the jacket that taylor had on. it looks so warm too which is awesome over there because it was so freezing cold over there. well we do have a sports programing note that we want to remind you about tonight. we have the nba right here on abc. the coverage starts at 5 p.m. as the mavericks take on the lakers in l.a, and that's followed by after the game with larry and the guys. and then stay with us for abc seven news at 9:00. >> the 2024 lineup for the coachella music festival is now out. the headliners for this year are down in the indio desert are lana del rey, tyler the creator and doja cat. the three day music

remember your friends at this age, and i’ll give you a couple of examples for clarity: 58 for actress kristinarlotte york from sex and the city, the same sari for jessica parker and iron man robert downey jr., 60 - shocked star sergei zverev, 63 anton. but to record modern people of this age into the group of unteachable and incompetent people is blasphemy and it is even more wrong to spend money on delivering pensions to people who immediately put these pensions on cards to make it more convenient to pay for food delivery or utilities. let's do this: we live in a state, that is, in an economic system. relationships as well. it would be disingenuous to say that changes in the conditions for payment of pensions are needed only by the pensioners themselves. we all need them to reduce the cost of delivering money, reduce the load on retail chains and mail, well, and save time for citizens who have not reached retirement age. the main function of mail is the reception and delivery of items. and i know from myself how difficult it is in the city to send and receive parcels or registered mail on pe

i mentioned kristin cinema from arizona. again, a lot of it is close and they can do whatever they want to. keep in mind that the house will look at this and we have to make sure that people on the border get input. gonzalez, myself, and other folks, should be involved in the negotiations. we will wait to see what the senate does, but i hope they do not think that they know what all and that the house will accept what they send over to us. she met congressman, there is concern among democrats that passing this would hurt president biden among progressions. you are an outlier in the democratic party. do you think a deal could potentially cost the white house going into resident biden's reelection effort? >> if you look at the polls, they show that democrats, independents, republicans, are not supporting what the president is doing. if we just listen to the immigration advocates, that is one thing. who is listening to the order communities, the sheriffs, the mayors, nobody is listening to them. you have to understand that when

we have tt from kristin oklahoma that says what caweo about extreme partisanship? voting? with this help with hyper partisanship? guest: i studied political science for 35 years. that was my real job before i got into politics and became a member of congress. i have seen partisanship get worse and worse. there are a number of reasons. one of them is that through the primary system people have been pushed to the extreme to win their primary so it's harder to come back together once they get here. and it gets so negative that it's hard for you to be friends with the one selected. other people go home to raise money because campaigns are so expensive so they don't stay around to washington to make friends off campus. kids go to school together, play golf together. then of that exists. we have become very extreme over the time i have been how do you fix it? i don't think it is spring voting. ■6i think it's so confusing by e time people figured out fewer people will participate then there is a ballot initiative toe go to ranked voting like in california or alaska. where

. >> kristin fisher is here with the details, what is going on is this mission done? >> it is not over yet but it's not looking good. it started off looking good early this morning got to see the first inaugural launch of the launch alliances, the brand- new balkan rocket, this rocket in development for some time but it actually performed beautifully, a rocket that will be designed to send national security payloads into space, the pentagon watching this launch, the rocket did well. the problem, with the lunar lander that is on top of the rocket. built by a company called based in pittsburgh, called the peregrine lunar lander, and a few hours after it separated from the vulcan rocket they ran into some issues, now we know it is one of the worst things that you can encounter in spacecrafts. that is a propellant problem. they put out a statement about an hour and a half ago, i will read it. it says, unfortunately it appears the failure within the propulsion system is causing a critical loss of propellant. the team is working to try and stabilize this loss but given the

breakup of his culture. proselytizing, thank you for talking to us throughout and obviously so clearly kristin, how's back? thank you. take a look at some of the doors making news around the world. i suspect that explosive device has been found outside these right of the embassy in the swedish capital stock. com unconfirmed media reports a hand grenade was thrown over the fence. please say that device has been cited to be destroyed from a prime minister of pakistan and iran con and his wife had been sentenced to 14 years in prison for corruption. the body comes a day after a different cold tons of vista coming a 10 year sentence for revealing state secrets. he maintains that the case of the games came upon of a plot to shut him out of politics. the former head of germany's domestic intelligence agency is now being monitored by about agency suspected of being a fall right extremist and scale. boston was dismissed from his role in 2018 for appearing to down play violence against migrants. he recently announced that he'd been launching a new political party. a remembrance ceremony has been held a

remember your friends at this age, and i will give you a couple of examples for clarity. 58 to actress kristin, charlotte york from sex and the city, the same to sari jessica parker and iron. man robert downey jr., 60 shocked star sergei zverev, 63 antonio banderos, 65 brawler madonna and recognized beauty sharon stone. neither boys nor girls, of course, but to enroll modern people of this age in the detachment of the unteachable and incompetent is blasphemy, and also it is more wrong to spend money on delivering pensions to people who immediately put these pensions on cards to make it more convenient to pay for food delivery or utilities. let's do this: we live in a state, that is, in a system of economic relationships, among other things. it would be disingenuous to say that changes in the conditions for paying pensions are needed only by the pensioners themselves; we all need them to reduce the cost of delivering money, reduce the load on retail chains and mail, and save time for citizens who have not reached retirement age. main function of mail - reception and delivery of shipments. and i

i want to pick up on something kristin noted. there's a through line here, which is the trump campaign in a very savvy manner got florida republicans to come to dinner when ron desantis was running and made it clear that florida republicans were behind donald trump. they're doing the same thing in south carolina. it was framed by my colleague as trying to embarrass nikki haley. do you think that's the way they are trying to do it? >> i don't think that's how it's done. when you compare it to florida, it wasn't arm twisting. it was conversations with each member. do you like what i did before? it was long conversations with all of us. that's the same thing that he is doing in south carolina. he is speaking to tim scott. he is speaking to others. he is learning issues that he knew and already did well with but hearing what people want this time as opposed to last time. he is addressing those things. he is winning their hearts and minds. that's what's taking place. >> to be clear, i'm not questioning the rationale for why people end

kristin fisher, cnn. >>> and that wraps up this hour of "cnn newsroom."or watching. i'm laila harrak. stay with us. i'll be back with more "cnn newsroom" in just a moment.

kristin juszczyk. she gained national attention when making a travis kelce puffer jacket. she made gear for simone biles and brittany mahomes. she told me what it means to her to have these celebrities showcase her fashion pieces. >> it's just the most rewarding thing in the world. there's nothing more rewarding than spending so much time make something and seeing someone you look up to wearing it. i'm just trying to do anything to get ply designs out there. i want to show off my creativity and what can i do. anyone who's willing to wear it, i'm fully ready to make them something. >> now kristin says she loves the pressure of trying to create something new. so i'm throwing this out there for the next game. she should have something that says jus zebra cat, zebra yellow kitten, right? that's the key to spelling her name. draymond green is expected to report to the game in memphis. he has been serving a suspension for punching another player last month. >> it wasn't like some injury tossed me off the floor. so it's very urgent because i've cost my team enough. i've cost this

. >> cnn's kristin holmes is in des moines, forgive the long lineup, i know you're getting through every moment, it is negative jake eight degrees, we have the temperature on the screen, what are we expecting to hear from donald trump tonight? what is going to happen? >> he is sitting down right now, talking to the attorney general and getting ask questions about what his vision is for america, most of it is what we have heard so far, before talking about what he did in office, we heard a lengthy rant about nikki haley, calling her a globalist and too weak to be president and reliving that chris christie moment, that is something he has said over and over again as the only thing he agrees with chris christie on is the fact that nikki haley will get beaten in this race and that was something caught on a hot mic. as for donald trump's team, there waiting to see what happens in the register poll, they have been looking at internal numbers where they had seen a rise from nikki haley. they still say that donald trump will win and he is still leading by a big margin but they are tempering expe

usually, it is airing of grievances. [ indiscernible ] >> kristin, i am sorry, the audio is not working on your feed right now, i am sorry about that. let's bring in former federal prosecutor ellie. donald trump can say whatever he wants, but the attorney general of new york is asking for him to pay $370 million and for him to lose his ability to do business in new york, how do you think the judge is ultimately going to rule? rex i don't think there is too much mistreated us, because the judge has already found against trump and in favor of the attorney general on one of the seven counts in this case. what is at stake here is the ability of donald trump to do business in the future. the ag is asking for an enormous monetary judgment here, up to $370 million. even if the ag gets a fraction of that, that is a huge check. the ag is seeking the suspension of his business certificate, which means he cannot do business here in new york, it would vastly complicate his ability to do business anywhere else, it could mean the end of the trump organization. that's what donald trump have shown up i

. >> kristin, you want to respond? >> yeah, i think that the political implications are big either way. so i would agree and i would also say that, jerry goldman said it best, we're a nation of laws and he doesn't believe that president trump should be the next president of the united states, until he's found guilty he should be on the ballot. either way the supreme court goes there will be political implications in a court where there shouldn't be political implications. >> let's discuss the speech that president biden gave yesterday at valley forge. five people died as a result of the events of january 6th, 2021. and yesterday in his speech, president biden laid those deaths at the feet of the former president. listen. >> because of donald trump's lies, they died because these lies brought a mob to washington. he promised he would be wild and it was. he told the crowd to fight like hell, and all hell was unleashed. and as usual, he left the dirty work to others. he retreated to the white house. as america was attacke

kristin, a registered nurse . and ethan who is completing his program to be a journeyman electrician in the alameda county electrical workers union. we have four grandsons. i am pastor jim to some but my grandsons call me hop pop. >> it is great to have you both. i did not realize we did not give the audience your background a relationship with family. i think that is important. before we go on a break soon, one of the two top stories that are important from last year. >> certainly, the relationship of the evangelical, white evangelical christianity and the embrace of the president. seemingly unfailing embrace of the president, no matter what is a story that needs to be examined in question. >> 81% , i think, still. >> he seems to fight for their causes and regardless of his inability to tell the truth , is absolutely immoral immigration policies, his misogyny , there seems to be very little that will separate him from his base and his religious base. >> christianity today article, seemed to push back. >> at the e

kristin, let's talk. storm ranger right there on mt. st. bruno. watching this visibility just continue to deteriorate in oakland right now. temperatures out there not too bad, though. 40s and 50s around the bay. we continue to see that cloud cover in san jose, as we see the showers finally fizzling on out. it's mainly just sprinkles and some wet roadways as we go into the south bay, along 101 approaching morgan hill. this will continue to clear on out. let's talk about saturday's storm. it continues to be impressive for the north bay. i mentioned mill valley at more than 4.25 inches of rain, up towards mt. tam, over 5 1/2 inches of rain. so the mountains around the bay area got a good amount of showers. but san jose, 0.2 of an inch. it's that rain shadow effect we get, so we got some beneficial january rain that will clock in. let's go to the sierra. conditions today will, for the most part, be okay. but we do have for the greater tahoe area, so the back country, this avalanche warning until tonight. better conditions tomorrow and come back down a

kristin is a self taught designer who made custom apparel for fellow 49ers teammates and even for theife of patrick mahomes. >>> some dedicated buffalo fills fans have been shoveling snow at the team stadium ahead of the playoff game against the steelers. it was supposed to be played yesterday but postponed until today because of the blizzard. watch on cbs news bay area. kick off is at 1:30. nfl today as pregame coverage. that's it for the afternoon edition. remember we are streaming 24/7 on the free cbs news app. have a great afternoon and i will see you back here at 5:00. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back home, and build affordable housing. now he's running for the senate. our economy, our democracy, our planet. this is why we fight. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] captioning performed by th

the family of kristin smart has filed a lawsuit against cal poly san luis obispo, accusing that universitybeing responsible for her murder nearly 30 years ago, smart disappeared from cal poly over memorial day weekend of 1996. her remains were never found in 2022, former cal poly student paul flores was convicted of killing smart in his dorm room. the lawsuit accuses the university of missteps in the investigation into her disappearance. >> you know, it's our view that had cal poly fulfilled its duties to the to kristin with regard to protecting her, even on campus. um, you know, they're they're going to be held liable for what happened, even if some of the events may have taken place off campus. the lawsuit says that if cal poly had acted on previous reports about threats from paul flores, smart would still be alive today. >> our time now. 737 one person was killed in a shooting in san francisco's tenderloin, and four others are being treated for life threatening injuries. that shooting happened yesterday morning just after 230, right next to a playground. five people were rushed to the h

we start in new hampshire with garrett haake and mike memoli and in new york, kristin welker. garrett, donald trump seemeden raged by how nikki haley reacted to her loss, by coming back and challenging him rather than throwing in the towel. what does this show? >> reporter: yeah, look, donald trump was frustrated by nikki haley speech and by the fact she appears committed to sticking around. saw you it on truth social. he called her delusional. his campaign is going to pivot to going after her aggressively in the next couple of weeks. if you think you saw aggressive, wait until you see now and the south carolina primary a month from now. digging into the numbers, you see the strengths and weaknesses for donald trump last night. if you look at who he won, it looks like the republican primary electorate. it's self-described republican voters in which he dominated. it's lower income voters and voters with no college degree. that's who makes up the republican primary electorate in many of the states we will see in the coming months. when you look into the groups nikki haley won, y

lot more ahead here on kron for news this afternoon, including a lawsuit surrounding the death of kristin smart that's now been filed against cal poly. >> why the family is saying the school should be held responsible. plus, new reports from 2 bay area school districts show that they are under federal investigation. why one local group is saying the cases are centering around discrimination against jewish students. but first we're going to check in on the north bay where that rain is set to arrive. that's already pouring some parts of the bay area. and in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. >> okay. it's raining e