major. >> garrett: kcnc's marissa armas, thank you. severe weather is threatening millions as we start the new year, and cbs' lonnie quinn joins us with the forecast. lonnie, good evening. >> reporter: well, good evening, major. you know, the severe weather risk you're talking about hasn't formed yet. what i'm watching is this line of light rain, from texas into arkansas. that is going to intensify. so much so that we think by midnight, okay, you're ringing in the new year, the risk of potential for severe weather anywhere northeast of dallas towards nashville, tennessee, and as you work your way into sunday, i mean, now you're looking at severe weather in the nashville, tennessee, valley area. that could be strong enough to spark a tornado. snow is falling anywhere from detroit to chicago. then that snow will make its way to memphis by the time you get to sunday. so, today, memphis, 70, sunday you're look at snowfall. big drop in temperatures. houston on saturday is 87. baltimore 65. by sunday, houston is going to be dropping down to

marissa parra, cbs news, glendale, arizona. >> duncan: beautiful pictures.for this sunday. 60 minutes is coming up. i'm jericka duncan in new york, thank you for watching, have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cbsn bay area studios this is the news. >>> a rush to vaccinate and test students returning from winter break but with the omicron search, is it safe to return? an expert weighs in tonight. >>> why a bomb squad shutdown a gas station and the discovery that led to two arrest. >>> san francisco-based twitter clamps down on a republican lawmaker and what prompted twitter to ban marjorie taylor greene. >>> don't throw your christmas tree in the trash and a unique way to recycle that helps north bay animals. >>> we begin with a last-minute push to vaccinate and test students hours before the return to the classroom across the bay area. >> some parents are asking is it safe for the kids to return to class with the variant spiking. we have team coverage in san jose with the chi

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i'll hand it over to marissa. thank you. >> thank you, john. marissa with office of public finance.r the development agreement, the board approved back in 2020, the city is now introducing this legislation to allow for the formation of a special tax district and ability to bond against revenue in the future. in the legislative packet is a document called the rate and method apportionment or r.m.a. which lays out the levels at which two taxes could be levied within this district. the primary one is the facilities tax and the secondary one would be the contingent services tax, which john just spoke about. so revenues from the facilities tax are expected to be leveraged for future bond issuances during the anytime which the district is in existence. not to exceed endebtedness limit is $800 million with an additional 63 annexation which john referenced occurred. in the development agreement, it's laid out for the developers able to utilize kind of a first traunch of the bands in other words to support the financing of the development itself. so that time period is either going to be 42

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all right, marissa, thank you so much. meanwhile, speaking of those king tides they returned earlier today. this is the scene along. >> the san francisco embarcadero. >> the high tides did cause some flooding as we mentioned, a coastal flood advisory is in effect from now until tomorrow morning with recent will be back in just a few moments with the very latest on her 4 zone forecast. you can always track the weather right from your fingertips. why scanning this qr code on your screen. >> and being downloading the kron 4 app there you can track live radar road closures along with flooding in your area. many students set to head back to class this weekend that has a number of parents and even some school workers concerned a group called equal opportunity now by any means necessary is asking that all day area schools go back to virtual learning kron four's amanda hari listened in on the meeting held this afternoon and even talked with an infectious disease specialist about the potential risks. amanda, good evening. >> good e

dion: i want to give a to marissa and karen watching us on facebook. and zion writing in to say, an amazing point of view on this topic. we have about 20 seconds. what can these managers and executives be doing? and what can employees do to voice their concerns and weigh in on this topic? guest: i mentioned techniques for innovation. people also need to adopt best practices in collaboration including things like digital working. people sign in on a virtual zoom meeting where they work on tasks separately. they are with each other and can ask questions but are working separately. that is one of many tools. you can work together for the future of work in hybrid and remote settings. dion: many thanks to you for being here. as we head to break a reminder that we have an interesting development today with the us. deliberations in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial continued today and there was a twist. the jury deadlocked on three of the 11 criminal counts. she is the founder of the failed blood testing company and faces up to 20 years behind bars if found gu

. >> marissa, thank you. sports is up next. and we will have the very latest on the clay thompson's return for the dubs. but a big game in los angeles. will the niners finally make it to the playoffs? kate rooney breaks down the highlights from l a >> and now kron 4 sports. >> that's been the by for warriors fans of klay thompson finally made his return to chase center and boy returning to game action after 2 and a half years was an incredible moment. here's how it happened. you can probably tell the tears for thompson were uproar e us from the first time he stepped onto the court for warmups too. that pa announcers opening lineup to clay's first 2 points of the game with his the opening bucket. steve kerr did take place. minutes tonight will be limited to around 20. but everyone from the fans to the coaches very happy. >> to have him officially back almost an afterthought that they're playing the cavaliers tonight. here's a look at the current score. 41 37. so it's a tight one really. >> the marquee story, though, of course, i

i'll hand it over to marissa. thank you. >> thank you, john. marissa with office of public finance.pment agreement, the board approved back in 2020, the city is now introducing this legislation to allow for the formation of a special tax district and ability to bond against revenue in the future. in the legislative packet is a document called the rate and method apportionment or r.m.a. which lays out the levels at which two taxes could be levied within this district. the primary one is the facilities tax and the secondary one would be the contingent services tax, which john just spoke about. so revenues from the facilities tax are expected to be leveraged for future bond issuances during the anytime which the district is in existence. not to exceed endebtedness limit is $800 million with an additional 63 annexation which john referenced occurred. in the development agreement, it's laid out for the developers able to utilize kind of a first traunch of the bands in other words to support the financing of the development itself. so that time period is either going to be 42 years or at

. >> marissa, thank you. as you just mentioned, a moment ago, highways are expected today and tomorrow and a number of coastal areas, the national weather service has issued a beach hazard for sneaker waves and rip currents and coastal areas until tomorrow afternoon. this warning is in the area in the north bay, including point raze national seashore. san francisco, monterey bay and down to the coast to big sur. so if you're headed to the beach, make sure you are careful out in the water. >> now to the north and santa rosa, police have arrested a man who they say set a motorcycle on fire and then attempted to set a house on fire at this was saturday night on bush street. police say the homeowner called them after seeing the suspect light their motorcycle on fire and then try to like their home on fire as well. when police arrived, they say the suspect ias gone, but they did find that person a few blocks away and made an arrest. san francisco police are searching for answers in a shooting that happened last ni

all right, marissa, thank you. >> these images will definitely have feeling very happy to saturday night. >> the northeast in the midst of one of its biggest blizzards in has seen in years. this is a sing from boston where being beantown getting hit with several inches of snow every hour along with hurricane force winds. you can see just how dangerous the visibility is. you can barely see out the front of you tonight. more than 100,000 customers are in the dark. some parts of massachusetts have received more than 2 feet of snow. the same very similar in the city of brotherly love. take a look at this from philly. crews are working around the clock to try to clean up the roads as quickly as snow is turning into ice and amid the brutally cold temperatures, philly seeing nearly 8 inches of snow back here at home. new at 6, 2 people dead and what benicia police say is a possible murder suicide. the scene unfolding on east east street around noon. detectives say when they got to the scene, they found 2 people dead from gunshots. detectives say this is an ongoing investigation. so far no names

marissa was visiting from new york when she went to golden gate park and never returned. her body was found the next morning. he was linked to the case last year after a dna hit in a geology database. dan: a new poll of san francisco voters shows what voters are most concerned about. it highlights the overwhelming support for more funding for the police department. reporter: homelessness is the number one issue people care about in san francisco according to a poll by emc research conducted between january 4 and nine of this year. the poll surveyed 500 voters. san francisco business leaders asked emc to conduct the poll. bernstein says the poll was conducted in english and chinese with steps taken to make sure it was a representative sample. >> geography, age, pretty registration. reporter: the number two concerns of car and house break-ins all by the availability of housing. while discussing the 2021 crime set -- crime stats, mayor said a number of police officers are out due to covid. in addition to a 20% reduction of officers over the past couple of years. it is why sh

marissa, thank you. >> a memorial service was held this morning for else real police officer jared bernsteinyou may remember he was. killed in a car crash on i-80 back on january 9th, which also happened to be his 26th birthday. bernstein joined the department last february. his colleagues say that he was humble and had a tenacious crime fighting spirit. in a statement, the el serino police department says that bernstein was coat everything a person could hope for in a police officer, citizen teammates, son, brother and friend. in new york city. tonight, we're learning more details about an officer shot and killed last night in harlem during a domestic incident call another officer and a suspect were injured during the shooting as well. >> officials have identified the slain officer as 22 year-old jason. >> rivera and his injured police partner as 27 year-old wilbert maura mora is undergoing surgery and is still fighting for his life. new york's governor made a statement following the shooting calling for stricter national gun laws and help from washington. >> we have to do more to fight the

he was arrested on suspicion of killing 15-year-old marissa harvey in 1978. was visiting family in san francisco, and went to golden gate park. she never returned, and her body was found the next day. the case was called for 43 years, until police reopened it to used advanced investigative technology. >>> a fender bender takes a scary turn when a driver is robbed at gunpoint on the road. the victim, who is a nurse, is now speaking out this evening. >> reporter: dramatic cell phone video shows the moment a sherman oaks man was robbed at gunpoint by three men. >> don't move. don't move. >> reporter: it was monday afternoon. the security camera video shows what led up to the robbery. pablo said he was on his way to the dealership when he was rear- ended by the driver of this white car. >> i get out from the car to make some pictures, and when the guys get out from the car, my thumb went to video mode. >> reporter: the video shows all the commotion. two of them held him at gunpoint, while the third man was focused on getting his rolex. >> take it off. >> physical

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i'll hand it over to marissa. thank you. >> thank you, john. marissa with office of public finance.t agreement, the board approved back in 2020, the city is now introducing this legislation to allow for the formation of a special tax district and ability to bond against revenue in the future. in the legislative packet is a document called the rate and method apportionment or r.m.a. which lays out the levels at which two taxes could be levied within this district. the primary one is the facilities tax and the secondary one would be the contingent services tax, which john just spoke about. so revenues from the facilities tax are expected to be leveraged for future bond issuances during the anytime which the district is in existence. not to exceed endebtedness limit is $800 million with an additional 63 annexation which john referenced occurred. in the development agreement, it's laid out for the developers able to utilize kind of a first traunch of the bands in other words to support the financing of the development itself. so that time period is either going to be 42 years or at the

news because i published something marissa mayer found embarrassing but announced myself as a christian. and she was the boss there. and i have no kind oftenure . it didn't violate anything. she could renew my contract or not. and i'm not sure that cancellation was something that we want to see disappear. even though it was my own. so people canceled for i don't know. anti-asian slurs on twitter. several years ago. maybe if it's decided that it creates a hostile work environment or there's a lack of hemorrhaging of people who can't work for this person because of a series of tweets i don't know. that seems like the usual firing thing. it's the usual i can't work with someone i'm uncomfortable with. i worked for michael eisner at disney and he happened not to like working with black people and women in high positions of power. it was uncomfortable around them so he didn't hire them or the fire them if they were someone he inherited. do we want to stop that cancellation? that seems like a very free market. you work with the people you're comfortable with and people are no longer comfortab

. >> that is marissa as she embarks on the strenuous climb up mount kilimanjaro.the highest mountain in africa is also the tallest freestanding mountain in the world. 19,340 feet. >> it is a challenge. i am in avid hiker. i've been hiking for 15 years and i love hiking. >> regina fox and the other is belonged to a local hiking club. the group says organizers began accepting installments 18 months in advance. they accuse miles of never paying the tour operator. >> a lot of people know him and hiked with them for many years so it was very disappointing and a big sense of betrayal. >> both regina and patricia are suing miles in small claims court should in the court filing, she says miles did not organize the trip, did not pay the tour operator and sent a message to group members saying he had spent the money and did not have the money to deliver the services promised. they say miles sent them this group message explaining what happened. i thought i could invest the money since it was just sitting there and make us happy and have it back before the end of the trip. a

marissa, thank you. california has issued new covid related return guidelines. >> for health care workers. what nurses say the guidance is not fair for them. >> and a huge loss in hollywood tonight. the sudden death of actor and comedian bob sagging. plus, an absolutely devastating story from new york city tonight. >> an apartment fire has killed nearly 2 dozen people. the latest on what investigators say sparked this tragedy. kron 4 staying on top of a developing story from new york city tonight. >> we're a space heater is now being blamed for sparking a horrific apartment fire at a high rise in the bronx that killed 19 people, including 9 children. and this is coming the same week that a fired philadelphia killed 8 children. in tonight's course of people are hospitalized. >> displaced emergency crews are still on the scene. tom negovan is in new york now with the latest on the investigation. >> video shot by witnesses shows the massive emergency response. approximately 200 firefighters. the first on sc

. >> all right, marissa, thank you. even though that advisory has been canceled, first responders were still plenty busy today performing a number of water rescues from the high tides brought on from that advisory. since then, officials have lowered the threat levels. >> and some areas are also keeping beaches and marinas closed. kron four's camila barco has the details. a advisory forced emergency crews to close all san francisco beaches and coastal point saturday morning. >> parts of the bay area saw between one to 3 foot ways. the conditions were so powerful at kelly's cove, a surfer's board broke and crews had to search and rescue the person. the san francisco fire department says that the highest danger associated with these conditions. >> is a strong rip currents. this could actually pull grown adult into the water and you can become a victim which nobody wants to be throughout the day. park rangers didn't allow cars on ocean beach. >> or at the marina parking lots out of an abundance of caution. if the water got

. >> marissa, thank you. tonight, authorities in colorado are still looking for the source of a massive fire that sparked new denver this weekend. the destroyed nearly a 1000 homes and damaged hundreds more. today. president joe biden approved a disaster declaration for the fires. the neighborhoods are now covered in snow today for the first time homeowners got a chance to see the damage left behind from the flames. 10's of thousands of folks were forced to evacuate some with only minutes to spare one homeowner even tracking through snow today to see of his home was spared by the flames. but he wasn't able to get close enough to it to see it. >> pretty much out of hope and think we've got to be certain. >> officials say as many as 7 people were injured in the fires. 3 others are now missing and presumed dead. for many families impacted by that same fire. they say they only had minutes to flee to safety. but one family is now crediting an amazon driver pwith helping to save their lives. vicente has the story.

. >> marissa, thank you. tonight, antioch police are trying to find out why a man would allegedly killed his own son and a woman last night. officers say they were called to a home near limon tree way and sycamore drive for a welfare check. when officers got to the scene, they say they found 2 people dead inside of that home. police say that neighbors were concerned after the pair had not been seen for days. investigators say the suspect who is the father of the 15 year-old boy and was in a relationship with the woman was arrested by police at a train station and in redwood city so far, investigators have not yet released the names of the suspect or the victims happening right now. thousands of comcast customers in the east bay currently without service. tonight after bullets severed a fiber optic line. this is a picture of the damage from those bullets. oakland police say shots were fired near eastmont mall earlier this morning around 3.30, comcast said it started notifying its custard customers about those

. >> marissa, thank you. new tonight at 10 o'clock, the placer county sheriff's office says the body of missing skier worry into lot of was founded this morning. roughly a half-mile near she for mill creek. you may remember and a lot of was reported missing christmas day from the north star resort. authorities say that his ski pass was last year's that morning on a lift at north star. the skaters say there were no signs of any suspicious activity. >> well, go now to the peninsula in a coma. police have arrested a man who they say had a stolen car in a stolen gun. police responded to a drive-thru restaurant in the sarah montes shopping center. in daly city. this was on thursday and they found this male driver inside the car. and after police made the arrest, they searched it and they say they found a loaded handgun, which was later determined to be stolen from louisiana. the suspect has now been booked into the san mateo county jail. >> just days after the one-year anniversary of the january 6th insurrection.

all right, marissa, thank you. tonight, authorities in new york city are trying to piece together. >> a deadly incident where someone was pushed on to the subway. that suspect is in custody. but this is just the latest in a series of violent attacks on the city's subway system. reporter stacy-ann gooden has more. >> this was a senseless absolutely senseless act of violence. >> reaction tonight to another violent incident underground. the timing was deadly, right? is the southbound r train pulled into the station here in times square. police say that's when a homeless man pushed the woman in front of the train to her death. the incident sent fear and shock waves through the only time i safe on the cup where it lands on a train track in one eye for the cops eric. i didn't have a lot of work to do. it was around 9.30, saturday morning. the victim, a 40 year-old woman. >> who lives right here in manhattan was waiting for our train at her normal stop strap hangers on the platform at the time could not believe what they

all right, marissa, we'll see you then. >> meanwhile, an athlete with just one leg know inspiring others to step out of their comfort zones. nashville resident amy breen was born with only one leg because of a birth defect. but in spite of her perceived physical limitations. amy quickly discovered a love for boxing in cross fit. >> after competing in her first adaptive crossfit games. she made it into the top 3. >> i think it tells other people honestly like that as cheesy as the sound to anyone can do it because i didn't grow up. ashley athletic. i didn't have like something. gene. that was like, yeah, you can do this. i just started to make conscious, really small effort every day to like push myself a little bit more uncomfortable. >> it was just last week that amy competed in the wood up a loose, a crossfit games in miami and she placed first the adaptive division. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> some people are calling this the best weekend of playoff football we've ever had ever. we're going to get to that. but you think the nba is going to stop just because a few nfl kickers had thei

since 2011 marissa has used the norge dream one pipeline under the baltic seat --, russia has used theer the baltic sea. the pipeline was completed last year that would double that amount, but germany has pause the certification. many say it is russia leverage over germany and further cuts transit money that russia pays to ship gas through ukraine, ukraine supports a republican bill set for boat tomorrow that would mandate sanctions. the senate foreign relations committee's top republican. >> it is no secret that we are firmly opposed to this pipeline. i will continue efforts you see that that influences stop. the administration says correspondent: there is no need for sanctions because germany can shut the pipeline down. >> it is hard to see gas flowing through the pipeline for it to become operational if russia renews its aggression on ukraine. correspondent: meanwhile, in ukraine, they are preparing for war. civilians continue a decades-old tradition, training to become weak and warriors against russia. today, the government offered its own diplomatic solution that would continue di

well, michigan schoolteacher marissa was on an iceland air flight last week when her throat began to test and brought it into the and within what felt like two seconds, there were two lines. >> looking out for her fellow passengers, she got the attention of a flight ascendant. they decided together she should get as comfortable as possible in the tiny bathroom and stay there the rest of the flight, nearly five hours. >> there's, like 150 people on this flight. and my biggest fear was giving it to them. >> she paid for the plane's wi-fi so she could face time her does ton help pass the time, and rocky brought her food and drinks throughout. once the plane landed she quarantined at a hotel where rocky sent her flowers and a christmas tree to the room. >> but it was so heart felt. she's just an angel. like, i -- i don't know any other human who has been so kind. >> you get a teacher and a flight attendant together, you're going to get a solution to t truthfully, it's frustrating to see how fast dust reappears. but dusting with a cloth is a pain. and dealing with a bulky vacuum.. . is su

. >> all right, marissa, thank you.eanwhile, fire investigators in colorado say they are now looking into several possible causes into the massive marshall fire among the possibilities, coleman's officials say that one is close to where flames were first seen. >> it's probably pretty rare that we did see anything spread north of the beginning of this fire. usually when these breakout, it's all one wind direction. >> officials are looking at whether the heat of these coleman's could actually start a fire reports show that back in 2000, vet from the marshall, mine did start a brush fire that quick that crews quickly put out. and in 2000, 2, a separate coleman sparked a fire in another part of that colorado that burned 29 homes. >> and also, well, as we talk about pg e there's a man near sacramento who just found out that the utility was knowingly overcharging for months and he says he has gone out of his way. now to try and get it fixed. win shows us what you should be looking out for. >> for the past 18 years. scott rose

all right, marissa, thank you. >> tonight, san francisco unified schools and the union representing its teachers have reached a new deal on a contract under that deal. teachers and educators would receive $4,000 through 2 bonuses this year. the deal would also increase daily rates for substitute teachers. officials say the deal will help to recruit and retain educators as the district suffers with staffing shortages. the last deal between both sides expired back in 2020. this deal would run through june of 2023. it must still be approved in voted on by the teachers union and the san francisco school board. in the north bay. tonight, sonoma county is providing extra covid-19 vaccine clinics for residents to get the vaccine. the clinic will be held for the next 4 weekends at the sonoma county event center fairgrounds in santa rosa. the clinic will run from 9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon and is open to eligible residents until february. 20th. the clinic we are told, can provide up to 500 vaccines every day. the county says, despite all the changes, they are still encouraging mor

marissa mayer famously ordered a going back but google bot 1 million have square feet in downtown manhattan. they all try to create these work playgrounds to make sure people are around each other all the time because they believe creativity works by connecting people. one of the interesting things that come out of microsoft is there's a nice study that came out last month that there's a real decrease in connections across different groups which the paper really thinks is going to lead a decrease in crete giving microsoft because these were teams are becoming more siloed. one final is that the remote world is a very hard world for onboarding new workers and is an unequal world. the onboarding point is if you look at productivity computer programmers, some studies have suggested it's all just fine but if you look at new hires for computer programmers or burning glass technology, counting a new postings, that was down 40% between february 2020 and november 2020. a massive decline in the amount of onboarding. you saw this across all three occupations. while it's possible for relationships to c

. >> marissa, thank you so much for being with me. appreciate your time. >>> now back to the u.s. hear oral arguments in the biden administration's challenging the vaccine requirements. back with us now is neal katyal who's been monitoring it all. >> reporter: we've only heard so far jose from one challenger, scott keller, who's representing the independent businesses. right now the ohio solicitor general, ben flowers is up and starting his argument. and i would say that the challengers had a lot of hostility. basically with the judges, what at least four of them were saying was, look, covid is an unprecedented threat. why can't the government do this? we heard this from the chief justice, from breyer, justice sotomayor, and from justice kagan. that's only four. the question is, are there five votes, which is what biden needs to uphold the vaccine mandate. at this point in the argument, it's not clear one way or the other. several justice have said quiet or asking questions that don't really reveal their thinking. but i would say the one sign right now that i would point to, shay,

. >> reporter: but after sending out calls for help, over 20 volunteers like marissa volunteered to pitch there to be great local stores still in existence. i was like, i can volunteer. i'll even wash dishes. >> reporter: neighborhoods coming together to try to keep their local businesses afloat. >> that's gadi schwartz reporting. >>> tensions rising between the u.s. and russia, just one day ahead of a high-stakes call over ukraine. why some officials are calling this moment one of the most perilous since the cold war. >>> and coming up today representative jamie raskin joins jonathan capehart to reflect on the january 6th attack on the capitol and more. watch the understood show with jonathan capehart at 10:00 eastern on msnbc. jonathan capehart at 10:00 eastern on msnbc i like that my plan is built just for me. arugula, you get an extra... with the new ww personalpoints program, you take an assessment, enter your goals, the foods you love and what fits into your lifestyle. you don't have to eat diet food. i can enjoy the things that i really love like wine, cheese. you can add points fo

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