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i am lindsay riser. it came just in time for the holidays and is still ticking up as kids head back to school this week. just like earlier in the pandemic we are seeing a whole variety of decisions across the country. some districts are starting the semester virtual to be safe, and some are mandating masks again, and look at the headline from three weeks ago. 100% of students back in school full time and in person, and things have changed so rapidly that a large group of students will start the new year in virtual classrooms. there's good news for families. of course, doctors say those boosters are vital to fighting omicron. we will start with liz mclaughlin in raleigh, north carolina. these are big decisions for families across the country? >> absolutely. by and large, educators and parents want to keep kids in the classroom and they want to do so safely. many of the largest school districts in the country making the decision to keep kids in the classroom but putting in other safety measures, some putti

lindsay? >> all right. original reporting there from sources. thank you so much for breaking that down for us. >>> at 4:00 p.m. congressman ruben gallego weighs in on the censure and also whether he plans to challenge sinema directly. >>> now to that bombshell new development in the january 6 committee's investigation after they got hold of more than 700 pages of documents that the former president tried to keep secret, including visitor logs, handwritten notes, speech drafts. perhaps the most shocking among these new documents, an unsigned draft of an executive order obtained by "politico" from the national archives that would have allowed then-president trump to authorize the defense secretary to send national guard troops to seize voting machines around the country in the weeks following the 2020 election. "politico" also reports, quote, the draft order would have given the defense secretary 60 days to write an assessment of the 2020 election. that's suggests it could have been a gambit to

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lindsay bell is still with us. mike, in terms of how we perform today.g we would see a risk off sentiment to start the year. quite the opinion sit. >> for sure. just the push from tesla and apple seem to create a little bit of head room for the market. always worth reminding folks that last year i think down 1.5% didn't say anything bad about the overall year and not as if there's a bellwether effect. still bumping around the highs that we hit last week. got above 4800 a couple times last week on the s&p see if it can push pastz past that. >> lindsay, the trading day defined by three thing just the huge jump in bond yields tesla surging. apple above 3 trillion it is interesting that stocks didn't fall apart on the move up in rates every time treasury yields jumped technology got hit. is that on couraging >> yeah. i think so it shows that investors are -- becoming more comfortable with the facts that rate wills go up. the fed will likely raise rates before the second half of the year starts and starting to see that and if you look back at history, too, va

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lindsay polar us kron. 4 news. >> thank you, lindsay. yeah. we've got a family that serve forty-niners and then we have some packers fan. so i could be pretty ugly that they lose a sign. i know you're you're from california from our sister station in sacramento. i don't know where he grew up, but what's the weather like outside? >> here in green bay in that it's it's incredibly cool. i think we hit a high of 9 today. so very, very chilly. i didn't pack >> and so you think they'll be feeding the bow the ball, however, they can get it to him. and if it is that cold, maybe and jimmy g system is grabbing the ball as well as he might like. you think handed off to deebo a lot right? >> i mean, it has clearly been working. so why? why fix it if it ain't broke? you know, he's been lining up in the backfield a lot and they've seen a lot of i don't see why they don't keep that rolling. >> okay. well, rest be one to watch for stay warm. but lindsay here's what you can and we appreciate that live you. thank you. so was a breeze. >> moving on the environme

lindsay. >> thanks. just seen giannis is jonathan. yeah, i'm actually outside in the parking lot of lambeau field right now. the cars are backed up. snow is falling and there are so so many disappointed packers fans walking home tonight on, you know, there were not nearly as many forty-niners fans in here here in green bay is probably that he would have liked. there they were. they were making a lot of noise after her at, you know, very, very happy. and like you guys mentioned in that intro, this has the 2013 nfc wild card written all over it. a walk-off field goal. and it's just crazy to think robbie gold was talking earlier this week about preparing for this exact moment. this is 14th time playing at lambeau field. last time he was here very similar conditions and all that hard work and home work paid off. he actually called a couple kicker, isn't talked about very specifically kicking at lambeau field in these conditions. and, you know, a kid when he needed to come in clutch. he absolutely did a huge win for the organization. and l

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. >> i stay lindsay and just a yeah. looking at some of the old games in green bay. it's the coldest places in the country. no doubt. lindsay. fortunately inside right there. but we want to check in with lawrence now. yeah. just think they're boarding a plane today. we had all this nice balmy weather outside even now. >> temperatures in the 50's. so let's get on board here with the niners and head east over the sierra nevada across the nevada, then over the rockies. and here you go in the green would you know what? here comes a very cold arctic air, right? a game this model right here wants to pay the temperatures about 6.30, during the middle of the game right around halftime at about 10 degrees. and that's not including that wind chill factor. but the official yeah, they call it the frozen tundra. i think it will be that way. cold front moving through early in the morning. probably some snow on the ground there probably scraping it off the field before the game temperature there. right on game time. 5.15, about 16 degrees. that wind chill factor, guys. i think it's

lindsay. >> grant vicki. yeah, i you know, i have been living at lambeau field for the last couple of days and today was the first time that i ran into forty-niners fans here at the stadium for the messages i've been getting from north cal niner fans. they absolutely want to be here, but it seems like they are strategically planning their arrival to minimize their time in the frozen tundra because it so cold here. a lot of them telling me that they are not arriving until late tonight or even early tomorrow ahead of saturday's game. but don't question their dedication to the team. they are called the faithful after all. >> but pretty good streak here with away games starting with the rams and the cowboys, you know, filling up a good amount of stadium. i think my head was a little bit harder than those to fill up. but, you know, i think that definitely be some red. you know, people who get some red red ski jackets and whatnot. yeah, i there with the travel, you p h- know, >> i of san francisco. there's good abo

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it's lindsay, i know. so dan is one to watch snail real fears of military roll them. one of the developments will you be watching? i think the one of africa is an interesting point at all times, particularly this year we see the war in ethiopia. and what that would mean, particularly because this is a real humanitarian crisis unfolding the walls looking at the so how does the hell region you know that and how local politics will affect the region's ability to respond to that? i'm insurgency. you know that molly, for example, has had to who's within a year after the date of the child's strong when it stay be that country that used to be that plato quite to played quite a key role in the g 5 force. they might have to pull back to some extent to and so when one does then sort of in this vacuum, what that means for, for the reasons, but it's to fight against an insurgency. but we've also got some big electrons coming up. can years happening in august angola, have been having an election to to those are just are key stories that will be paying attention to. that's right. w

lindsay, it's always good to be in sight. lambeau field instead of outside. very cold time. happy to be inside here in the atrium. we are less than 48 hours from kickoff here at lambeau for that divisional round matchup between the forty-niners and the packers. the niners are entering this game with 8 offense that he's become high powered as of late in large part due to deebo samuel. he is technically a wide receiver, but he's been used to regularly as a running back this season, so much so that he has coined the term white back in order to describe his role on the team and the 17 games he's played. this season depot has rushed from the true running back position. 64 times for 421 yards and 9 touchdowns. he's the only receiver in the modern era to lead his team in rushing touchdowns for the niners. daniel is the gift that keeps on giving for the opposition makes it very difficult to game plan. >> he's a dynamic player is one of the more elite players in this and they just try to find different ways to get him the ball, whether tenet off. but there's reverses

lindsay kron. 4 news has, but he says like their coach, one of the hotel ballroom in the players let's let's test it out. so >> we shall see. know lot of excitement looks like things are picking up behind you now, too. >> we have we have a lot of a niner fans are coming i'm actually at. there's actually this is the tail end of a tailgate here at lambeau field. things are actually dying down. this place was. >> filled out about maybe 30 minutes ago. so i think people are going home rest up before the game. >> rest up and warm up lindsey players live for us to green bay. thanks, lindsey. thanks, lynn, have a good night. for your health tonight with covid cases on the decline here in the bay area. recently. >> many people are wondering when the latest mask mandate in the bay area will. and of course, you remember, you know, dating back to when almost everyone who wanted to get vaccinated. you know, of 2021, a lot of things were loosened up. then we had delta and then now thanksgiving omicron presented itself and everything changed. >> indeed it did. ucsf infectious disease specialist doct

lindsay, how you holding up? >> you know, i'm doing ok, our camera actually shut off because it was so cold. so just to give you a little little insight into how cold it is here at lambeau field in. i know you mentioned those 15 degrees. it actually feels more like single digits because that wind chill. certainly has a bite bite to it. so i'm hearing the forty-niners speak after after that tremendous win. a lot of them were really praising the special teams in the defense for truly bailing them out in this camp. this is a statement win for the forty-niners and i truly a heartbreaker for the packers. the forty-niners mentioned that they're not really going to be able to take in the magnitude of this when until their playoff run is done whenever that is, but they are going to hold on to a standard celebration. and we're going hear more from the team right now. >> guys, are they're going crazy? they're ecstatic. i mean, just that game in that game on the way a win, just those elements you know, the first drive the w

so i wonder how it's going affect us covers lindsay. polaris is live in green bay lindsay, how is the cold affecting you? >> shaking a little bit here. i don't think i packed enough for what we're dealing with right now. haha. so if the conditions for saturday sound familiar to you, they absolutely should. this upcoming divisional round matchup between. >> the niners and the packers is actually a throwback to that 2013 nfc wild-card game. that game was also played in green bay and temperatures at kickoff for that game. just 5 degrees. the niners ended up winning that game. 23 to 20. so they have had success in below freezing temperatures. but in case anyone forgot that game was decided by a last second. 33 yard field goal by phil dawson. and so there is a strategy to kicking in the cold and the niners current kicker, robbie gold has done his homework for saturday. >> talk to lawrence tynes up until great joseph. i think week 17 >> well, those guys have the longest kick in january and in green bay history. so i talk to both of them this

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on he sets off on his final mile, you could see lindsay and macy with him, having run 100 miles alreadyot one more mile still to go. can't really express kevin. he's kevin. he's a legend in the game, and a legend outside of the game. cheering. don't make me cry. i'm not going to make you cry! you've done it. that's all you need to know. i know. how important is it for your friend, rob, what you've achieved today? he knows how much everyone cares about him. we need to get the chance to show him again. we need to get the chance to show him again. he's wonderful. the backend was really tough, but the seventh one was horrendous. we were coming out of nottingham. they said he's doing it on purpose. he's made it really difficult. it was an honourjust to run it. it was amazing. i can't thank kev enough. i didn't think he could do it, but he did. rob has got a few words he wants to pass on. thanks so much for| this amazing event. the money raised will help people to get a great facility— for a new care centre and find a curre. - today is an amazing. day for the community, and they will benefit.

just ask john lindsay, the ex- mayor of new york.nitely knows what it's like to get stuck in traffic. president trump obviously will remain a force in the republican party. josh, i want to ask about this because of your ties to the senate minority leader. lindsay graham came out last week and said he will not vote for mitch mcconnell again as senate leader unless he develops a relationship with president trump. listen to what lindsay graham said. >> hearest the question. can senator mcconnell effectively work with a leader of the republican party donald trump? i will not vote for anybody that cannot have a working relationship with president trump. >> in an interview that we did with him on american reports, he does not know if the relationship can be repaired. i am wondering does mcconnell even want to repair it? >> well, look, i think this is exactly the kind of thing that republicans are going to need to avoid this next year if they will have success in the midterm and beyond. this is bates. on ruthless. this is debate that republ

lindsay? >> was told it was negative 8 this morning. and i think we've warmed up to a nice toasty 4 degrees so far. >> so that's where that's where we're at right so when you're the 16, it. when you're the 6 seed in the nfc, the road to the super bowl does not run through your home saturday will be the niners 6 road game over the last 8 weeks. so this team is basically been living out of the suitcase since week. 13. they started the track to green bay yesterday leaving levi stadium in the afternoon for a lot of people. this track can be very draining, especially when you're going across different time zones, not for head coach kyle shanahan, though he finds it very easy to keep his team zeroed in while they're on the road. >> don't mind the travel and you get you in a hotel room a lot more. you get a long plane ride. let me rest when you're at home, too. but people do have family and stuff that. >> you know, it's time just sit there and zone out. well, we hope it you're on. your whole said this in a hotel room. so i think our guys get t

and i'm going to start with treatment, lindsay and columbus, ohio. why are we seeing this movement against books on race now? against critical race theory, it's a theory that's been around for decades. it was develop, developed in the seventy's and eighty's. so why has it become such a hot button political issue now and especially over the past year. thank you for asking that question. i think the 1st thing we have to reckon with is that in may 2020, amidst a global pandemic. we also saw one of the biggest and sustained uprisings in response to police brutality and response to racism in response to histories of injustice in this country. and frankly, throughout the globe. and i think it's important to put that into context because more people were reading about anti racism. more people were looking to theories and studies and authors and scholars and organizers in recent memory than ever before to process what was happening to process the killing of george way to process the killing of brianna taylor to look at mass incarceration targeted mass incarc

but i want to thank all of our guests today, treat lindsay mars maurice jackson and karen walker and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, our seo dot com. and for further discussion, do go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is at a inside story from me and as a parent and the whole team here, bye for now. the me ah counting the cost of rocks dollars a year out of all run is very sensitive in stock market to say very prices are high where the cost of cooking becomes even more affordable. and nigeria, petroleum minister on reforming the nations oil sector counseling the cough on al jazeera. the 35th meeting of the african union will see heads of stage discuss cobra. 19 in the conflict in ethiopia with climate change, but keener faso and other west african, who's high on the agenda, can they deliver a unified response to the regions. mounting challenges, special coverage on al jazeera, a journey, a journey, a baby, and one of necessity in 3 d

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the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle.f the omicron variant last year, but now scientists in the country are confident it's on the way out. they accuse the developed world of ignoring their advice that the variant was less harmful than feared. and while the future of the virus still remains uncertain, the signs from south africa are good news for the rest of the world. our africa correspondent andrew harding sent this report from johannesburg. back to school and, perhaps, back to something like normality here in south africa. masks are still compulsory in public but the omicron variant, first discovered in this region eight weeks ago, is already fading fast, and confidence is growing. let things go back to normal. it is time. if people can vaccinate, i don't see any harm in this. i think things can go back to normal now. we did not see any increase in deaths comparable to the other waves. the scientific consensus has been clear for weeks. omicron is highly contagious, but its death toll has been tiny compared with past wav

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district judge, so you say that tim scott and lindsay graham would support her.elieve you described both as very high on my child child's. what is your vision to fill tha seat. there has been a lot of talk fo the president to give to the progressive crowd to felt that seat, someone to take a more centrist route. so describe child's and why she would be the best pick in your view. >> welcome it to be clear, i said they are favorably dispose toward her, they are high on her , i have no idea how they will vote if she were the nominee. i do know this, before she was at district federal district judge, she was as south carolin circuit judge. before that, a workmen's comp. charge. she was the director of a state agency. and, she has incredible credentials. as a federal district judge commission sheet is president o the federal justice association. when she was a circuit judge, the state chief justice of the supreme court went to her to si with a special judge and on the supreme court's. so she has had tremendous leadership wherever she has been . she has gone up there

mitch mcconnell and kevin mckarthy and lindsay graham clearly accused and rebuked the then-failed presidentiting an insurrectionist mob. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. >> all i can say is count me out. enough is enough. >> there's no question -- none, that president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. >> for a brief moment there we got a glimpse of a country that was united behind democracy against a common adversary, but that reckoning never fully materialized. mere hours after the insurrection. 147 republican members of congress still voted against certifying the legitimate results of one of the most secure and closely examined general elections ever conducted in america. in that moment the republican party signaled that they were not done with their coup attempt. within days republicans began writing a revisionist history of january 6th, one based on lies, delusions and conspiracies. the trump supporters weari

. _ as he sets off on his final mile, you can see lindsay and macy with him, having run 100 miles alreadyn. he was a legend in the game, and he's he was a legend in the game, and hesa— he was a legend in the game, and he's a legend outside of the game now _ cheering don't make me cry. i'm not going to make you cry! you've done it. that's all you need to know. i know. how important is it for your friend, rob, what you've achieved today? yeah, he knows how much we love and care about them. to get a chance to show him again... it's wonderful, and ijust whispered in his ear then, ironically, the back and was really, really tough, but i said, the seventh one was horrendous! yseventh? taste the seventh one was horrendous! yseventh?— the seventh one was horrendous! yseventh? ~ . ., ., ., yseventh? we were coming out of nottingham. _ yseventh? we were coming out of nottingham, and _ yseventh? we were coming out of nottingham, and i _ yseventh? we were coming out of nottingham, and i said, _ yseventh? we were coming out of nottingham, and i said, he's- yseventh? we were coming out of nottingham, a

lindsay and i think we're gay."as, like, "okay, well, it's probably just a phase, you know, you like each other." i was so dumb, i'm, like... yeah, i was, like, in denial. and then traci and jack and i went shopping one time and they go into the men's department. it really bothered me that we were picking out boysclothes. and traci thought it was nothing! like, traci was, like, "oh, yeah, jack, this flannel shirt will look good." and jack's, like, "yeah!" like, it didn't even occur to... and the whole time, i'm freaking out. i'm thinking, "why are we picking out..." like, it's okay to be a lesbian, but, "why're you wearing boys' clothes?" and the hardest thing is saying "he." that's the hardest for me, and telling people... "oh, do you have children?" automatically, i would say, "oh, i have two daughters." and then i'm, like, "well, wait..." and then i just started a new job and i'm, like, "all right, should i just tell them i have a son and a daughter? i'll just do that." and then someone said, "oh, do you have kid

and that democrats want to own january 6th so they can stoke fears and divide america trump ally lindsay graham called for the rioters to be prosecuted but also slammed mr. biden's speech as an effort to resurrect a failed presidency. sharp partisan divides were on display today. few republicans participating. only congresswoman liz cheney and former vice president dick cheney there for a moment of violence then a prayer vigil at dusk. solemn ceremonies remembering a day that changed america. >> and, kristin, we have just learned new information about where vice president harris was on january 6th. >> reporter: lester, that's right. a white house official tells us the vice president was at the dnc headquarters when that pipe bomb which we reported on at the time was discovered. she was there until she was evacuated. lester >> all right kristin, thank you. >>> perhaps no one had a clearer view of the stakes that day than house speaker nancy pelosi, who i spoke to today this morning president biden was here in the capital and delivered a blistering takedown of his predecessor and also offe

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i'm lindsay reiser. snow is expected to tall in new york city until 10:00 a.m., 8 to 10 inches possible in long island, strong winds, 65 miles an hour, up to two feet of snow in some parts. jersey shore could see 12 to 18 inches, but if you look in the corners of your screen there you can see that wind coming down steadily. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest from boston to new york city to kyev and we're tracking that breaking news up and down the east coast this morning, where we'll begin, the monster snowstorm that moved in overnight is pounding the area with snow and possible blizzard conditions. you can see it coming down there in times square. the storm is targeting new york and boston. nearly 3,500 u.s. flights have been canceled today and officials in boston and new york city are telling people to stay home. a live look at the road conditions, trying to figure out exactly where this camera is and what we're showing you. i believe this is massachusetts here, strong winds,

he's got 7 super bowl rings, and lindsay, i found out you're an arizona cardinals fan.g for the bucs. what makes this weekend so interesting is not just the established quarterbacks but the emergence of young power, joe burrow in cincinnati, led them to their first playoff win in 30 years, and the night cam tomorrow night, patrick mahomes and the chiefs, going against josh allen and the bills. these are two generationally talented quarterbacks, arguably the most explosive and talented players at their position in the entire league. they are squaring off again tomorrow night. that could be a story for a long time in the nfl. the story line could be packed. hovering over all of it is covid. and aaron rodgers, the controversy when he misrepresented the vaccination status. he's looking for redemption and the super bowl ring. >> the nfl saying unvaccinated players don't have to undergo daily covid testing. >> the nfl announced that unvaccinated players are going to be following the same guidelines of vaccinated players. screening on a daily basis, and if a player is symptoma

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and that democrats want to own january 6th so they can stoke fears and divide america trump ally lindsay graham called for the rioters to be prosecuted but also slammed mr. biden's speech as an effort to resurrect a failed presidency. sharp divides are in place, few republicans participating. only congresswoman liz cheney and former vice president dick cheney there for a mem of silence. then a prayer vigil at dusk. solemner is ponies remember ac day that changed america >>> kristen, thanks. >>> relief for healthcare workers in kansas may be on the way as the state's medical system is being crushed by the latest covid surge laura kelly signed two orders to combat the pandemic. those orders provide a 15-day solution to alleviate staffing shortages at hospitals and nursing homes. this comes as the u.s. navy released 20 sailors who refused to get vaccinated. the white house is finalizing details with the u.s. postal service, meanwhile, to deliver 500 million test kits to households across the country. the "washington post" citing four of those sources. officials aim to begin shipping those k

keenan, and lindsay if you could, i would like to hear your perspectives. on to support v.a.n providing the benefits included in the packed act --. >> i will jump in, christina from that vfw. as part of the independent budget, we are planning to recommend additional funding to modernize and update their i.t. systems to deal with the current backlog and for the potential future increase in toxic exposure claims. this is likely a multi-your project. we are making those formal recommendations through the budget with her partners. -- with our partners. >> we also support the recommendation to increase the budget and decrease -- increase the capacity of -- we are hearing from members across the board they are waiting for .5 years. they don't know how long it is going to take. we also know that the eight's technology infrastructure is lacking severely. in order to make this happen, we need to be building the structures now to be able to support when this does go through. we can't use the surge of claims as an excuse for not moving this legislation forward. they already know this is

my father worked for the city government under mayor lindsay during the civil rights era and i said ifthink about the plight of the disadvantaged in this world, i want to do it the way my father has, because he does it with compassion, even for the people who are screaming at those who are just trying to integrate to school. he never had a bitter bone in his body. he saw them as sort of victims of their own upbringing, of their own immersion. so what i did, i cobbled together bits and pieces of people who had abilities and talents that i respected. i stapled them together and i said, "that's who i want to be." and in there, yes, there are people with darker coloured skin who had achieved, but they didn't have to achieve astrophysics for me to know or to ask how they navigated the hurdles that they confronted. why limit yourself to role models? right. all humans are out there and are available to us to emulate, whether or not you even get to know them in person. so there was that determination which led you to believe you could push frontiers from a very early age. and i'm now getting t