detective mark frost said that to him, the crime scene up there looked staged.nd a week later there was a press conference, at which the police told the russellville public, don't worry, we know who committed this crime. police didn't mention the suspect's name just then, but it wasn't long before everybody in russellville knew perfectly well it was kevin jones. this is what appeared in the "russellville courier" three months after nona's murder. nona's killer remains free, and russellville police department has requested formal charges against one suspect. hiram jones is kevin's father. >> they tried, convicted and sentenced kevin within 90 days of it happening. if you was a stranger walking in a coffee shop visiting russellville and you read that, what would you think? >> it bothered kevin's mother janice something awful when bumper stickers "justice for nona" started cropping up. after all, she loved nona, too. >> the assumption that i formed and i think many people formed was that justice for nona meant -- >> convict kevin? >> convict kevin. >> topping our n

s mark frost and his e.u. counterpart michel bonnie a still have to sort out 2 main issues the blocs fishing rights and british war says unfair competition rules for businesses they were european parliament as well in that it wouldn't have time to ratify any deal before the official deadline at the end of the year unless it was agreed by sunday in brussels rewind is coming up next but we're going to have more on that brics it story it is at the top of the next hour 2100 g.m.t. i'll have all the headlines for you do join me then bye for now. if the dreamliner represents boeing's future. and i've come to the place where that future will be built. in this assembly plant in charleston south carolina. i've been called to a meeting with a man who works inside the plant. he's taking a huge risk even talking to me. it's been eating me alive to know what i know and have no appetite no venue to say anything. at his request we used a different voice. 300 souls on the plane their lives it's bigger than me. we had seen rep

s mark frost and his e.u. counterpart to michel barnier still have to sort out 2 issues the block's fishing rights in british waters and fair competition rules the business is the european parliament and warned it won't have time to ratify any deal before the official deadline at the end of the year in less is agreed by midnight brussels time and no deal breaks it would lead to tariffs on goods crossing the border and possible shortages of some foods and medicines in the united kingdom is where a challenge with the latest from london that's all you just heard was another break that deadline washing sunday was supposed to be the crunch day with the e.u. saying that if a deal had been reached by the end of the day gave the politicians and nuff time to ratify before the transition period and it on december 31st well. u.k. government source says that teams have been negotiating throughout the day and are expected to continue tomorrow that monday talks remain difficult and significant differences remain we continue

lord frost says it marks "the beginning of a moment of national renewal." to debate and vote on the agreement. the former mi6 officer george blake, who became one of the cold war‘s most infamous double agents, has died at the age of 98. as a soviet spy, he betrayed hundreds of western agents in eastern europe. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports. he had a russian home, a russian wife, even a russian name, georgi ivanovich, but george blake was a british intelligence officer who became one of the most notorious double agents of the cold war. he spied for the soviets for nearly a decade. newsreel: ..followed by mr george blake... blake had spent three years in captivity in north korea. by the time he returned to britain in 1953, he was a committed communist. posted to berlin by mi6, he became a kgb mole. he would take the train to the soviet sector, hand over data on western intelligence operations and western agents, and then drink champagne with his kgb handler. i don't know, maybe 500, 600. agents? yes. you betrayed 500, 600 agents? maybe. bla

frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. >> markssi misaligned is chris, only if he has a lower body count than his brother the governor, notha necessarily with his bare hands but with the blinding glare of his self admiration. neighbors in his apartment building according to "the new york post" says he spends most of is rides in the elevator marveling at his beautifully sculpted torso and his rippling musculature. we are reporting this because of the disturbing public health implications you might think you were socially distancing across the elevator from chris cuomo, but when he flexes that bicep, suddenly it's 3 inches off the end of your nose and you could be breathing in a lot of toxic masculinity. thatat will do it for us. have a great new year. tucker back live in 2021. gives me great pleasure to say ladies and gentlemen, miss tammy bruce. have a great show. >> tammy: happy new year to yours, i appreciate it. i'm tammy bruce info sean. tonight, 2020 is almost in the books and cnn's histrionic cnn correspondent mark acosta ha

mark society. inaugural hedy's had robert frost read that inaugural poem. we had the pulitzer prize-winning novelist wallace egner writing government tablets. poet.anford, the great he was a regular guest. this became exciting. it is not just the restoration or refurbishing and touring the white house, but it made the white house seem to be the central place you wanted to be in the sense support diplomatic excellence, but also the sense of the power of performing arts. tribute no more fitting to john f. kennedy in my mind and the naming of the performing arts center. i know you work a lot with, but jackie kennedy is a big part of that spirit. david: toward the tragic last weekend president kennedy as jackie kennedy to accompany and to texas. why did he want jackie kennedy to come to them to texas? babyas: they had lost the in august of 1963. they would have had a third child and actually a fourth. the infant died, and she was depressed, and this trip to texas was a sort of reuniting of their marriage, rekindling to friendship, the love, the handholding to g

to cold out there these temperatures hovering right down about the freezing mark in some of the valley's waking up some frostly on tomorrow morning then giving way to some sunshine at some cool temperatures unsettled weather that high pressure kind of slide right over the bay area but then it's going to keep going this ridge going bring us a nice day tomorrow a little hazy outside but that ridge going to continue to move eastward and then here we go the storm system rolls and you can see off the coastline kind of a double barrel system 2 fronts kind of coming together here rolling into the bay area on christmas day. so i think as we head through christmas day. the rain picking up maybe starting out a few showers in the north bay in the morning and then pick it up in the afternoon across the rest the bay area. we're not done there we've got another storm system now wants to pick up a move in as early as sunday into monday that will be a very cold storm maybe some snow in our local mountain tops then behind that we've got another one into thursday, so you get the we've got a series of storms rolling in toward

. >> reporter: in a year marked by political unsesht and a pandemic this concoction of gingerbread and frosting became instantly iconic. and now it still has the power to draw people to this hill to enjoy something sweet. nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00 a historic oakland landmark has raised enough money to stay open through at least the spring. the alley piano bar has been around for about nine decades. it closed back in march because of the pandemic and the owner said she was drowning in bills on the brink of closing for good. so supporters started a gofundme page and they raised nearly $80,000 to pay their mortgage and help with other expenses. it's staying open as far as we know for now. just two weeks after san jose police chief eddie garcia retired, mountain view also saying good-bye to its chief. today was the last day on the force for chief max -- police officers lining up and saluting him as he made his way back to the station one final time. he's credited for creating a policing plan at mountain view that improved transparency. mountain view's deputy chief will now be promoted to

frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. >> mark: we all love alec baldwin. wait a minute.something wrong with the prompter? on "saturday night live," alec plays president trump. just like the president alec baldwin has an exotic misses. he married an authentic spaniard born in mallorca. that's how authentically spanish he is. she knows how to pronounce a double l is a y sound, not mallorca, if she was from say massachusetts. she also has the hilariously authentic name of hilaria. >> how is married life? >> married life is really nice. it feels different. it really feels different. i didn't think it was going to be different. the entire morning i was walking around him before i knew that all the photographers were going to be out and everybody thinks me. why are you so calm? i said what is there to be nervous about? what is going to go wrong? >> mark: she likes him very much. >> ay-y-yi i like you very much. >> mark: she is so authentically spanish that she has difficulty remembering the english word cucumber. >> very few ingredients. we have tomatoes. how do you say, cucum

south bay at 37, dropping close to the freezing mark for the east bay at 34 degrees and even some patchy frostay at 35. the only exception is near the bay and the coast, the water usually helps to retain a bit of heat. so it usually doesn't get as cold near the bail or coast. that's why san francisco will be at 41. daytime highs as we roll through tomorrow, it'll be a chilly day. still might need a light jacket for the afternoon, but we'll have sunshine, relatively light winds, and 58 in morgan hill. numbers look really similar here through the east bay and also through the peninsula. upper 50s to 60 degrees. even into san francisco not much of a change. here 58 in downtown sf. and the north bay 60 in napa, 59 in santa rosa. let's take you to my seven day forecast. we have christmas eve in sight and dry weather all the way into christmas eve next week. 40s in san francisco for those mornings, 50s for daytime highs. and take a look, for the inland valleys looks like we'll have cold mornings all the way through the next seven days. we're going to be locked in the 30s to start. so time to get tha

frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. ♪ >> markks have shown that many public notables have been eager to adopt foreign identities. this week, the combo is alec baldwin who spent years pretending to be spanish. she is from massachusetts but took her role seriously enough she pretended to forget the english word "cucumber." >> we have tomatoes, we have what do you say, cucumber? we have red pepper. >> mark: akamai tried to re-mumble the word for cucumber. the trend is popular among democrat leaders, people like elizabeth warren used a fake native american identity to become the first "woman of color" at harvard law school. as you can see she is so white she is the widest white since frosty the snowman fell into a vat of white. but she managed to keep the geniuses in cambridge with superb acting. >> hold on a sec. i'm going to get me a beer. hey, my husband is now here. do you want a beer? >> i will pass on the beer. >> sit down. >> mark: i am going to get me a beer. i can do it better come i can get me a beer and i'm a nincompoop. n

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the uk's new trade deal with the eu marks "a moment of national renewal", according to boris johnson's chief brexit negotiator. lord frostrliament is being recalled on wednesday to debate and vote on the document, which runs to more than 1,000 pages. pro—brexit lawyers will be scrutinising its contents over the next few days. georgina wright is an associate at the institute for government. she explained some of the main points of the agreement. clearly there is the ability now for the uk to david's where it wants but that will come at a price. you see that throughout the whole of the agreement, there are a lot of things that businesses in great britain will need to do now to be able to continue to keep exporting to the eu. they will have to fill in a lot of paperwork to prove for instance that the product they are trying to export meets eu rules and has been produced and manufactured according to those rules. they will have to fill in custom decorations which will be checked on the borders and there may be some health and safety checks as well. and all of those delays and extra paperwork will be costly and it might be so

the uk's new trade deal with the eu marks a moment of national renewal, according to boris johnson's chief brexit negotiator. lord frostiament is being recalled on wednesday to debate and vote on the document, which runs to more than 1,000 pages. pro—brexit lawyers will be scrutinising its contents over the next few days. now, at least two security personnel have been killed in a series of explosions in the afghan capital, kabul. officials say there were four blasts within the space of three hours. they damaged houses, shops and vehicles nearby. kabul has witnessed several bomb and rocket attacks in recent weeks targeting security forces, politicians, journalists and activists. the chair of the afghanistan independent human rights commission, shahrzad akbar gave us a sense of life under daily violence in kabul. kabul has been really violent recently. and not only kabul, across afghanistan, there has been a wave of targeted killings. and these targeted killings usually target journalists, activists, human rights defenders — so, names, places people are familiar with, people who are not very powerful or have a lot of sec

the uk's new trade deal with the eu marks "the beginning of a moment of national renewal", boris johnson's chief brexit negotiator has said. lord frostany kind". but under the terms of the deal, if either party acts in a way the other views as anti—competitive, they can take remedial action. pro—brexit lawyers will be dissecting the contents of the agreement between now and pa rliament‘s recall on wednesday. georgina wright is an associate at the institute for government. she explained some of the main points of the document. clearly, there is the ability now for the uk to divert from where it once, but it will come at a price and we've seen that through the agreement. there's a lot of things that businesses in great britain will have to do if they wish to continue exporting to the eu. they will have to fill in a lot of paperwork to prove, for example, that the product they are trying to export meets eu rules and has been produced and manufactured according to those rules. they will have to fill in custom decorations which will be checked along the borders and there may be some health and safety checks as well. all of those delays an

so dipping right below the freezing mark potentially even some frost there mid 30's to be had for napa nevado meanwhile in the inland areas of the east bay tri valley, you're looking at 3436 for can 44 san jose. give you a quick comparison here not your imagination we're cooler across all the real estate one on by a couple degrees compared to where we were this time from yesterday one point something out real quick here we have some radiation type fog one on the solano county a little bit off to the far east bay, sacramento valley release you will notice and that mixes out really pretty late just after the noon hour little unusual that some leftover moisture from the rain we've had that's producing some of that fog overnight that's different than our typical advection fog comes over the golden gate there was so well known for so go for 36 to 51 by 11 by 2 we're talking 55 building on a dry weekend. but marty there is some rain way upstream to talk about back to you. >>all right dave thanks get right to our top story this saturday morning the icu capacity in 2 of california's 5 regions

lows tonight, they're going to be chilly we're down the freezing mark maybe a little bit below in some of the north bay expect some patchy froste valleys even a couple 30's in and around the bay so a cold night tonight. tomorrow doesn't look like a bad day looks like lots of sunshine and clear skies a few more clouds come our way with a slight chance of showers on wednesday night. then everything opens up as we look toward the new year boy get stormy next week a series of storms rolling our way okay because there for what you ask for right here it back door that wraps it up for to be safe. thank somebody tonight. ♪ >> announcer: the nashville bomber and the mystery of the song "downtown." then, did she jump the line? >> the young woman bragging about getting the covid-19 vaccine before anybody else. how she did it. >> announcer: and burst of death? the warning about the weeks ahead. plus, president trump going after the fashion magazines for never putting melania on the cover. then... >> alec baldwin's wife. has she been faking a foreign accent for all these years? her real background revealed. >> i was born in boston. >> anno

frost and parliamentary journalist tony grew. the medical director of nhs england says the mass vaccination programme for covid—19 starting this week marks of the pandemic. but professor stephen powis warned it would take many months to vaccinate everybody who urgently needs protection. batches of the vaccine have started to arrive at hospitals. around 800,000 doses are expected to be available across the uk this coming week, with jabs starting on tuesday. our science editor david shukman reports. an unmarked van at croydon university hospital in south london with a delivery that could start to change the course of the pandemic. inside these boxes, the first vaccines for covid—19. ingenious research is creating light at the end of the tunnel. this is so exciting, a momentous occasion. the nhs has been planning extensively to deliver the largest vaccination programme in our history. it is really exciting. the vaccines have to be stored at —70, only large hospitals can do that, so, distribution is complicated and will take time. nhs staff around the country have been working tirelessly to make sure we are prepared to commence vaccination o

mark in the santa rosa about 32. in the napa valley, 36 in nevada 39 in oakland, you'll notice, those 30's even inside the bay tonight think we'll see some frost may be inside some of the bay area so we'll see those up frosty conditions early on tomorrow and then as we head toward tomorrow afternoon looks like a nice afternoon temperatures will be cool lots of sunshine outside little hazy numbers running up in the 50's and i think for the most part some low 60's outside that will be about as warm as it's going to get but then everything begins to change we have the thursday will notice some clouds begin to move in and then set it comes to town on friday and there you go storm clouds rolling in looks like most of christmas eve should be safe for santa but by christmas day the storm clouds kind of role in another storm system expected on sunday and more rain guys as we head into next week to are you opening packages you realize all packages gave so just you know that's hard to get it is tonight, everybody he said ♪ >> announcer: new year's eve in a pandemic. to speak of how the crossroads of the world will be different when the ball drops. >> an

frost developing tomorrow, sunny and nice very mild, plenty of sunshine. we're kind of in this dry weather pattern but look at these numbers, lows down about the freezing mark think it's an rosa tomorrow about 30 in the napa valley in the bottle talk about 30's in the concord also little more lot of 40's inside the bay. so certainly pretty chilly out there right now looks like high pressure is just going to kind of settle in here as we head through the week keeping us dry. that means jet stream is taking the storms well to the north of the area from that rain all right, thanks lauren. big news for bay area for silicon valley in particular hewlett packard packard announced it is moving its. >>headquarters from silicon valley to texas. the company's home is currently in san jose was of course founded in palo alto it will relocate to a town called spring texas texas governor greg abbott made that announcement today headquarters will be located in a state of the art campus, it will open in early 2022. hewlett packard already has locations across texas in austin plano right outside of dallas. and in houston. >>new tonight, the coronavirus could have been circula

mark lobel, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. it is going to be another chilly day especially across the south and south—east of the country, frost of town mainly. frost is still what is across much of the uk and parts of central and western through the night she was a scattering of showers but primarily a dry night. the frost on the fog, the freezing fog across southern areas of the uk. the temperature to between —2 and plus two. the weather forecast tomorrow, fog may linger through the morning and afternoon gci’oss through the morning and afternoon across southern through the morning and afternoon across southern areas through the morning and afternoon across southern areas but actually a lot of sunshine around. obviously hla day. you can't miss the rain which will reach scotland and northern england a little bit later on in the day. just the tendency for things to turn less cold through the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines this hour: the uk's chief negotiator is back in brussels to resume brexit talks, with time running out to do a deal. we're going to see what happens in negotiations today and we will be looking f

frost possible. we'll be seeing that up in the north bay and those inland valleys, where we'll be at or near that freezing markk everyone will feel it. we'll be dropping a few degrees tonight. but if you're in places like santa rosa and napa, morgan hill, even livermore, you'll get down to those low 30s tonight. about 42, though, a in san francisco. oakland, though, 38 degrees tonight. it's chilly around the way in areas that usually stay a little warmer. tomorrow should be a gorgeous tuesday for you. temperatures ranging from about 56 at the coast to 60s inland. we'll be 2 to 4 degrees warmer than today. it should be a pretty nice day for you tomorrow. and then it gets kind of interesting, because the storm door is is wide open as we head towards that last week of the year. we have a little bit of rain wednesday night, but i think next weekend, we could see some significant shores coming our way and that's the good thing, alex, that's in the good thing. >> it sure is, kyla. thank you. >>> actress lori loughlin has been released from prison in dublin after serving her two- month sentence. it was something of a

frost to form at this time because of the dry air. if it could, it will because of the temperatures are nearing the freezing mark in the tri valley. 33n vanville right now to 34 in places like san ramon, dublin we have 43 in antioch, one of the warm spots. elsewhere, 33 right now in santa rosa. our thickest fog is there. visibility about a mile there. that's the only place where the fog is right now. mid 30s to mid 40s around the bay. there you go. now it just changed in santa rosa, half moon bay at nine miles. sutro tower, we can see everywhere this morning the twinkling lights of the early morning. for today, everything is good. a heavy coat this morning. a lighter coat this afternoon. the ferry ride will have some light breezes. jumping ahead to friday and going into next week. there's one storm getting close saturday, but it falls apart. no rain there. maybe slightly cooler temperatures saturday. as it moves into the great basin it will create a higher fire danger for us sunday and monday. storm systems through tuesday get close once again, but again it misses out. tuesday into wednesday we could get a little bit of snow around t

thanks so much for being with us again mark great to have you on out of there thanks for starting and moving on and the u.k. is brecht's at negotiator david frost has arrived in brussels as a deadline looms to agree on a trading deal but britain and the e.u. have warned and no deal outcome is actually most likely one of the main sticking points is whether european fishermen will still have access to waters off the british coast or barbara sarah is standing by for us in westminster will speak to us shortly but 1st let's go to paul brennan here is standing outside the european commission for us in brussels paul i understand the talks went late into the night last night that kicked off again early this morning but it seems that the sticking points a very much still stuck. indeed and level playing field seems to be probably even bigger than fisheries grassed fisheries regarded as solvable as long as you can work out the numbers between the 2 sides but the level playing field is the real sticking point and it's difficult to understand exactly where the 2 sides are failing to agree because you look back at the statements that have been made over the

mark for the first time ever, kayla. >> welcome to "closing bell" i'm kayla tausche in for wilfred frost, along with sara isen.oli is here as well the dow is up 113 points, oscillated between gains and losses the last ten days s&p 500 closing up by just about three months and then you have nasdaq, down about 37%, barely missing a new record close there. we did see the close at a new record high. the standout index of the day. coming up on "closing bell," ceo with the outlook on his industry and new stimulus bill washington josh brown from ritholtz wealth management is still with us. well-go bark first to mike san toli can we include that momentum back >> and pockets of this market. adrin lynn and injury in the trendy and small stocks. it looks like basically it will run the tank empty overbought, technically, as tp ever been. it has this remarkable one, doubled off the lows this year it can be owned as an etf. it's not like you have to buy a basket of little stocks out there. i think the overall market showed you a little bit of -- not so much listless, but some fatigue to the end we should be seeing rebalanci

marks the end of a long voyage. i would like to thank our chief fortiator and his team their tireless efforts, their endurance and professionalism. i would like to thank david frost and tim barrow for having tough but fair negotiating partners. i am grateful to all our member states and the european parliament for their trust and for their support. college.w convene the ladies and gentlemen, at the end of this successful negotiations .ourney, i normally feel joy but today i only feel quite -- quiet satisfaction and, frankly speaking, relief. i know that this is a difficult day for some. to our friends in the united kingdom, i want to say that parting is such sweet sorrow. ,o use a line from t.s. eliot what we call the beginning is off the end. and to make an end is to make a beginning. to all the europeans, i say it is time to leave brexit behind. our future is made in europe. thank you so much. >> thank you. now i give the floor to our chief negotiator. >> thank you, madam president. the clock is no longer ticking. after four years of collectively fought eu unity to preserve peace -- kailey: that is of course michel barnier speaking following the commission pres

bell," i'm kayla tausche in for wilfred frost, along with sara eisen mike santoli cnbc kmarkts commentator is here as well. the dow flirted with the break even markoments ago but ended up closing up just about.1 pz. the s&p and nasdaq both closing in the red the s&p and the nasdaq were down on friday as well amount of second down day for those two averages the russell 2000 managing to eke out a positive close, only fractionally it is up 100% since the march lows and green again if only by a third of a point at this hour. tesla officially closing out its first day of trade in the s&p 500 with a big top we will break down that move later on in the show and a new potentially surprising kmet for for tesla the stock down nearly 7%. >>> plus ahead, a interview with the ceo of columbia sports wear. his thoughts on retail and store closures amid the pandemic >> josh allen is with us michael yoesh kcammi joins the conversation mike, first to you based on all the things we thought we were going to see today when the futures were giving us a early glimpse it was a stellar day. >> there were concerns in the morning that maybe the new strain while it was scar