lorenz tweeted directly at musc asking for comment on a story. in sports news.ational labor relations board is pursuing legal action against usc the pac 12 conference and the ncaa. they're alleging unfair labor practices claiming their rights have been unlawfully restricted as student athletes. if successful athletes playing basketball or football at the school be considered employees paving the way to create unions. the pac 12 is yet to comment, but usc says they will issue a statement once a final ruling is issued. all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, an unofficial mascot of california sadly had to be euthanized. >> more on what happened after >> more on what happened after the break. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have

what does the resumption of commercial relations with russia see as the salvation of lorenz and removal of any restrictions. we have the same crazy situation in italy, as the prices of the enterprise are half destroyed by energy bills. in our cellar, they have tripled, and the government , instead of helping us, continues to spend money on the war in ukraine, financing this war is pointless, but perhaps for the first time since my birth. people think with their own head, because even in social networks, where people can openly express their opinion, 90% of users, no matter what their views adhere to the left or right express no confidence in the italian media that all follow the path of rejection in belarus of russia as if it were the only enemy. and ukraine 2 pain is italian, unfortunately, compared with other nations, italians are a hard-to-lift people, for example, the french have a more fighting spirit. and we've had no movement for 10 years now. i honestly don't know why. when an enterprise is as small as that of a milianna, he does not decide at what price to sell the goods, and b

paul lorenz, the ceo declined an interview with us, and did not answer specific questions we sent. >> let's bring in jeff ranieri. as we talk about this monday. >>> welcome back. my garage flooded yesterday. not bad, just a little. i have to, you know, sweep it out. now i know i need sandbags number damage, just a little. >> the headache after the storm. everyone's gutters were working overtime. it's good on the front of helping the fire danger but i know a lot of us are finding those things around our house. just know we have a few more dry days coming in our forecast if we you do need to do some clean up. you can see on storm ranger, mobile doppler radar as that scans around, you know it's always active when you can see the red sweep. any kind of storm activity has moved out. before we move into the forecast through tomorrow, i did want to show you the reservoirs and how we're doing. we did make some gains, doing the best east bay mud, now at 81% of normal. marin water 68.8% of normal. a huge jump here, 43.1%. so definitely started to, again, make some headway on this, and that is e

what he sees as the salvation of lorenz is the resumption of commercial relations with russia and the any restrictions. we have the same crazy situation in italy as the prices of the enterprise energy bills are half destroyed. in our cellar, they have tripled, and the government , instead of helping us, continues to spend money on the war in ukraine, financing this war is pointless, but perhaps for the first time since my birth. people think with their own head, because even on social networks, where people can openly express their opinions, 90% of users, regardless of whether they hold leftist or rightist views, express distrust of the italian media that everyone follows. ways of rejecting belarus and russia as if they were the only enemy. and ukraine two paul in italian, unfortunately, compared to other nations, italians are a hard-to-lift people, for example, the french have a more fighting spirit. and we've had no movement for 10 years now. i honestly don't know why. when an enterprise is as small as that of a milian, it is not he who decides at what price to give the goods, besid

in addition, we manufacture balsamic vinegar of the company lorenz owns.er father-in-law 15 hectares. riders and one and a half for orchards in our vineyards are all mechanized, so many workers are not needed with varying degrees of regularity, we attract people for pruning, but we constantly work in two or three. that is, i am my father-in-law and my wife's brother wine, which is produced by a cooperative partners that we are and we are exporting all over the world 360°, unfortunately, now some part of eastern europe is closed this year, so we had to move to south america to cover that area we can see. there are grapes in this row here i plan to make raisin wine from the front of the lymphator, if you look at my company's income, they have almost halved the biggest problems associated with the increase in the price of diesel fuel, the price of which has increased from 55 cents to 1 euro 205 cents per hectare there are also huge problems with the formation of the vine, because due to the rise in the price of iron, the price of the necessary materials has i

what he sees as the salvation of lorenz is the resumption of commercial relations with russia and the restrictions. we have the same crazy situation in italy, as the company's prices are half destroyed by energy bills. in our cellar grew up in three, and the government instead of helping us continue to spend money on the war in ukraine, financing this war is pointless, but perhaps for the first time since my birth. people think with their own head, because even in social ones where people can openly express their opinion 90% of users, regardless of what views they hold, left or right, express distrust of the italian media, which all follow the path of rejecting belarus of russia as if it is the only enemy. and ukraine, unfortunately compared with other nations, italians are a hard-to-get-up people, for example, the french have a more fighting spirit. and we've had no movement for 10 years now. i honestly don't know why. when an enterprise is as small as that of a milian, neon decides at what price to sell the goods, and besides, he does not have his own cellar. this is a rental, there

dmitry gorshkov supervisory authority the yaroslavl region was headed by alexander lorenz, and the magadann by dmitry razuvaev. risking themselves saving lives in tatarstan within the framework of the constellation of courage competition named the names of the most outstanding employees of the ministry of emergency situations each of those who climbed the pedestal can be called a hero, because, despite the mortal danger. they were devoted to their work and saved people the theme will continue maxim shevchenko is about to enter the plant the names of professionals who have distinguished themselves in the service of those who routinely and sometimes risking their lives perform outstanding deeds. professionalism in daily activities and decisiveness in emergency situations the ministry fulfills its tasks with honor and is confident that the festival will continue to expand its boundaries, promoting the ideas of courage and courage contest of the constellation of courage in society with applause. illuminated spotlights, preceded by the strictest selection in three stages and regional skill comp

. >> anything taylor lorenz touched is a woke failure. as i love jimmy i would have given rows the gold, i say that, it is offensively bad, for anyone to claim homophobia was the reason for its failure, what movie were you watching? it was awful. it was in every trope about gay people that is imaginable. it was an awful film, people didn't want to watch that they are big it is not just lazy but delusional. ashley: absolutely. great stuff. thanks for joining us, we appreciate it. one host getting back lash after suggesting the author of the classic little women was transgender. what is this about? >> reporter: transgender wasn't an official word back then. louisa may alcott, a podcast or like peyton thomas, wrote of herself as the father of her young nephews. her father, bronson, called alcott his only son. and letters to a close friend, a man of all work and gentlemen at large. this leads me to wonder is alcott best understood as a trans man? thomas is getting pushed back, the idea of dreaming of success in a man's world must make you a t

true, lorenz and his daughter, oddly enough, a non-nuclear strike is frightening, and ordinary plastic on the planet and if armageddon happens, then it will happen not at all for the warrior, but because of the discarded plastic cups. daria medikovoi igor kirillov denis gerasimov and anton yanchenko central television well, of course, the buyers to build a bunker for themselves is not an idea, but i remind you that this is one more touch in the palette of colors of our today's life. you are watching central television exact time, 20:00 6 minutes and right now to the news of saturday the new owner of twitter. elon musk, as promised, began to reveal some of the secrets of this social network. i have question to her. well, among other things, materials have appeared that prove that twitter employees, on the instructions of the baydan administration, established real political censorship. on the internet, the goal was to prevent the appearance of unprofitable information, unprofitable before. in total , it became a democrat from the disclosed internal correspondence of employees. authoriti

was interesting that the woman who worked for "the washington post" is the one -- >> todd: taylor lorenz ashley: she put her location out there. she got man from twitter by elon musk because she didn't give a reason as to why but elon musk said previous doxxing behavior. granted i don't know if this is exactly what it was and there was more doxxing but if you look at the definition, publishing private information about a particular individual particularly with malicious intent. it was interesting to see that come from her when she was the one the reporter with the criminal location. but good for chaya raichik for staying with us. some people would just lay down and give up. >> todd: this interview was fascinating in the sense she talked about how she wasn't particularly interested in social media, journalism. this wasn't her jam until the pandemic started. everybody is at home posting on tiktok and everybody have so much time on their hands. she started noticing these patterns of, what are these people teaching our kids in school? the lid was sort of pulled off by people like her. but al

i think my 8-year-old understands covid better than tailor lorenz does.'s no long-lasting natural immunity to it. there's no long lasting booster and you can get booster after booster and get infected. the goal of the point is risk reduction and reducing severity. that doesn't mean lock people away because we were locked down for a month or two in early 2020 and what happened? the virus still spread like a wild fire. to do it now when we have a les lethal variant, now is not the time for these tweets and she needs to simmer down. griff: she sounds quite like the communist party of china. there's so much to unpack here because you've also got what china is trying to do in terms of collusion with tiktok. i know that you wrote tammy about tiktok in a column. i want to show you a forbes headline read this. on tiktok chinese state media pushes divisive videos about u.s. politicians inside the, quote, that says in the run-up to 2022 elections the news tiktok's account criticized some candidates, mostly republicans and favored others mostly democrats, surprise,

you can live in lorenz you can be in sausalito by the water you can be in the east bay.ou can be down on the peninsula. you can be in the city. we have so many different lifestyles. kristen: sandy you agree with that don't you? sandhya: absolutely and we have great weather and not only that the diversity in the cities is great to see. i can see how those cities made the list with sunnyvale being at the top. dan: none of these would be on the list if we had buffalo weather. kristen: [laughter] we have good weather people to i hear. larry: speaking of the jobs we have everybody's job has some stress in it. [indiscernible] [laughter] larry: have the time you're right and have the time you're wrong. i am joking. [laughter] kristen: he is talking about his sports scores predictions. dan: some are more than others according to the department of labor meteorologist have the most stressful job in the country. film and video editors are next. especially those that work in our sports department and they work for a tyrant. including anesthesiologist assistan, ret providers. anyone

come on in edward lorenz in d.c., what is the white house saying about the producer price report. >>ent were not getting anything yet from the white house. we expect any minute trying to figure out what to say about this the producer price index fell a little bit that is the price that companies pay for the stuff that you need to make the stuff they sell to all of us. that number came in a 7.4% and for the first time it slightly below cpi inflation that we all see at the store but hotter than expected. the hot number means there's pressure for companies to pass on higher cost and we may be seen inflation move sideways instead of down as the federal reserve chairman was saying. more market movers are telling fox business that inflation in the keer for inflation, interest rates will mean a recession next year and an exclusive interview that i did before the federal reserve went into media blackout. when new york federal reserve john williams told me inflation remains the number one economic issue. >> honestly i think this is going to take a couple of years. my hope will be at 2% inflat

and new tonight, washington post tech reporter taylor lorenz has then suspended from twitter for, quoteolating twitter rules, although it's not immediately clear which rule shortly before the band, lawrence tweeted directly at musc asking for comment on a story. the drama continues now to 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at downtown san francisco. all lit up. yeah. the hall, green and red as we head into the holidays one week. christmas eve. a move which is crazy. i know it just flies by have to start my holiday shopping. ice cold, though. so we're right on, you know, right on trend. yeah, yes. i noticed their winter coats today looking fashionable. it's chilly. what we're watching as we were just talking about looking for rain as we take a look at radar for. >> you can see monday night 11. 45 with the potential for sprinkle or 2? you can see the rain. it's not going to be big numbers, but a sprinkle or 2, maybe this is a future cast. this is the european model. it's kind of aggressive. you can see right around the corner in to be on the higher range. but overall just sets the tone o

location or his family, or his airplane or something, brought them back in, now he's suspended taylor lorenzis acting in search of the next 10, 20 minutes, that's cohesive rubic for who's led on the platform. we should be very clear that these journalists are doing their job and that him taking them off of twitter is clearly hypocritical to the stance that he had before about free speech and the openness of journalists on the platform. he hasn't shown an interest of being anything other than hypocritical. the only consistency i see with these bans on twitter, he's taking people off the platform he doesn't like. including these tech journalists. that's not the place for open discussion as he's called as he said is his goal to make twitter, not consistent with that viewpoint. >> he appears to be changing the rule as he goes along. eu threatened sanctions. >> chaotic by any definition. announcement of new rules, he rolls them back, he often seems to be making decisions basedon polling. it's been a chaotic leadership period and it raises questions for news organizations, for advertisers about to

you cough was whole, sage lorenz. i you. wow. hunters, hollis to insure gordon that charlie chum would shalysea on drug or the alibi. she'll hi vitale. mamma. is it ignorance or indifference that has kept many chinese in the dark regarding this sinister new development in state surveillance? either way, one can't help a sense of foreboding when confronted by the full spectrum of potential in mankind's ambition is for the future of big data. ah, here's your headlines for the americas nice to sue. so the rain comes pouring out of he stern paraguay pushing into the southeast of brazil. that's going to impact the state of rio grande to sol. so the capital puerto lake, right, it's going to be a washout for you. but throughout the day on wednesday, those conditions will improve rain stretches from french, diana western amazon basin, just to the east of the bolivian andy's on wednesday into central america. we go right now. he had disturbed weather wobbling around the coast of honduras. now that continues on wednesday, and as you l

twitter saga -- elon musk suspending the account of another prominent journalist, this time, taylor lorenz of the washington post. >> hey, guys. the rumors are true. i have been permanently suspended by twitter. i was given's your reason, only had three tweets on my account. elon seems to be banning anyone he disagrees with. i certainly did not violate any terms that i was aware of. >> you have to love the backyard music on that. lauren's was reinstated a short time ago, but this follows the week in which musk suspended several other journalists who have reported on an account which tracks musk's private jet. one of them joins me now, erin ruby are. erin, it's good to talk to you. it seems like it's a badge of honor to get suspended on twitter by elon musk. i feel as if i have been overlooked. i should be insulted now that i haven't been mandate. walk me through, if you will, the last couple of days, how did you find out that you are suspended? >> yeah, it's been a crazy few days. last thursday, i was playing on the floor with my seven-month-old. i started getting messages on instagram and

liz: such an interesting story and we need edward lorenz great journalism always on this and joiningas attorney general, ken and congressman scott fitzgerald from house judiciary into an think you so much for joining us tonight a merry christmas to you both okay, how about is it with china spying on americans the tiktok. >> look, had think it is a real serious concerns affecting the president of the united states talk about this two years ago donald trump was the first when other and you have the fbi director christopher rae talking about this at the university of michigan saying that it's a real threat and also, states have been responding to the morning from the federal government so i think it is real but i've have the question why is the federal government banning the use of it as well in front of our governor for stepping up and doing it at this moment to what he is saying, is what you have you on and we are hearing the house republican conference, the reportedly working on a bed of tiktok pearl u.s. government workers that tiktok, the china's basically scraping and getting u.s.

he banned "the washington post"'s taylor lorenz for sending a tweet saying i'd like a comment for a storyst a temporary suspension for a previous koxxing incident and -- doxxing incident and will be lifted shortly. has he gone too far, in your view? >> i mean, clearly. i mean, let's start with the fact that he changed the rules and then made them relate to proactive so he could then ban people that violated rules that didn't exist. and this was true of many of the reporters that retweeted from that elon jet account. so i think it's a very tiny the pig leaf under which he's trying the waters of the limits of who he can ban in a ca a capricious way -- >> but, laura concern. [inaudible conversations] >> howie, that you are mentioning. i'll just finish, ben, that that the fact that he banned lynette lopez, she didn't have anything to do with any sort of jet coordinates, but she had everything to do with a history of writing pieces that revealed critical -- howard: right. she works for business insider, just to clarify. >> he was using the dc -- yes, she does. howard: hold on, i've got to jump

wooden panels, where on the shelf stands, uh, oscar donated that we and two books grushevsky and lorenzis. uh, it can, he takes something, maybe something. i don't know, this is an amazing amazing mix of uh, stress and cox gives him uh, that's the same kind of dangerous person. he can really give the command to do anything, and unfortunately, there are those in his subordination who are ready to fulfill any order, and therefore i agree with everyone, and the only way out of completing the task is my own and report on that i was immediately finished somewhere in the chop area. and i'll tell you so. sweetness wrote a very good article some criticized. and i thought it was very well written. that's understanding the whole pr of the ukrainian authorities. i think either new year's eve or christmas eve. they will try to deliver a mass strike with drones, and at the same time, on the territory of russia, of course, it is more important for them to have the strength to reach moscow or there, well, st. petersburg, you understand, therefore, in addition to strengthening air defense, i think that