i actually did reach out to maxim today through the ceo of the boston skating club, doug zakheim. i wrote to him, you've seen him all over the news with nancy kerrigan today. i just have been thinking about him constantly, nonstop, thinking how devastating and brutal this is. and so i was worried about him, reached out to doug and i said, anything, anything, anything that i can do for maxim, just let me know and i'll be there. you're a role model to a lot of people. final question here. i i'm looki at the calendar, the milan winter olympics, which is the next olympics, are about a year from now. can u.s. figure skating recover emotionally here in these next 12 months? yeah. you know, raj, as you know, we had this same situation in 1961 when we lost our entire world team to a plane crarash when they were n the way to the world championships. we had to rebuild from grassroots up, and we discovered champions like peggy fleming, who won within a couple years of that. so we've done it before and skaters are strong. and nancy kerrigan said today earlier, we learn how to fall and get up

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their son, maxim, a competitive figure skater for the u.s., not on the plane. >> they grew up in st. petersburg. they learned a traditional style of russian skating and training. that is something they brought here. >> reporter: nancy kerrigan, an alumna of the training facility in boston came here to lend her support. >> the main lesson i think you learn in skating is you get back up, keep on trying. and even when it's hard, you get back up. >> reporter: this is not the first time tragedy has struck this club. in 1961 the entire 18-member u.s. figure skating team was killed after their plane crashed as it was landing in brussels. almost half the plane's passengers were members of the skating club of boston, according to the ceo. >> i'm right here. >> reporter: paul george was part of the club but was still competing at the junior level, so he was not on the plane. >> in 1961 i said that's the day the museb stopped, and the same has happened here again. >> reporter: the coach's son, maxim, was supposed to compete next weekend, but it's unclear if he will skate or if any other events

they had coached their 23 year old son, maxim, who placed fourth in the competition. he was not on that flight with his parents, a friend and a colleague of his parents. adam blake joins me now. and, adam, i just want to say, first off, that i'm so sorry, just for the last 24 hours, i don't even really know how to put it into words. and i know how close you were with not just the parents, but also you were the choreographer for maxim. i know you talked to him, but but understandably want to keep that private. just tell me how. how's he doing tonight? >> um. >> i think he's doing the best that he can. um, with everything that's happening. um, this is something that no one should be going through, ever. and, um, he he is a young man and a young athlete that has more resilience than anyone can ever know. and but this is. something anybody could ever experience. >> and just knowing him and his parents who were on that flight, he was not on that flight. i mean, just the news was so devastating last night as there were people who were finding out that their loved ones were,

when opportunity there are in our budget plan to maximize that. just -- and then -- so, the expenditure reduction plan will be completed by the third. we think we are confident that this is we are deep in the planning and do anticipate we will have a plan that is ready for commission review and approval on the third. that really is the beginning or middle stage of the process after that, we go back through and anticipate more briefings to come to the health commission as the situation is dynamic and we adopt to the mayor's priorities. so, the -- you know pacific to the question about -- the first hearing around our budget proposal. we participate anticipate we meet the third and there will be many steps this is a dynamic press that is adapting quickly. we think there will be updates we provide to -- health commission throughout the spring. much more information to come. ultimately, we do ask we will ask for your approval at the time you feel comfortable. appreciate your review and diligence with the questions and with that i'm happy to get to addi

maxim was one of the medalists, so i presented him with an award on sunday. know, it hits close to home. i have known his parents for years, and they are not only fantastic champions, not only grereat coaches, but just great people. they were great, amazing people. and they were nurturing and coaching the grassroots level of the young kids who are going to be champions of america tomorrow. boitano told us that he reached out to their son today to offer his support and his condolences. along with the heartbreak comes the politics of it all. after extending condolences to the victims families, president trump quickly pivoted, suggesting without evidence that democratic da policies at the faa and military may have contributed to this mid-air collision. we have to have our smartest people. it doesn't matterhat they look like, how they speak, who they are. it matters. intellect, talent. are you saying race or gender played a role in this tragedy? it may have. i don't know. incompetence might have played a role. well, we'll let you know that. the president also att

their son, maxim, a competitive figure skater for the u.s., was not on the plane. >> they grew up inersburg. they learned a very traditional russian style of skating and training. that is something they brought here. >> reporter: today, former olympic ice skater nancy kerrigan, an alumna of the skating club of boston, came to the training facility to lend her support. >> the main lesson i think i back up. keep on trying. and even when it's hard, you get back up. >> reporter: this is not the first time tragedy has struck this club. in 1961, the entire 18-member u.s. figure skating team was killed after their plane crashed as it was landing in brussels. almost half the plane's passengers were members of the skating club of boston, according to the ceo. >> i am right here. >> reporter: paul george was part of the club, but was still competing at the junior level, so he was not on the plane. >> in 1961, i said that's the day the music stopped, and the same has happened here again. >> reporter: now the coach's son, maxim, was supposed to compete next weekend, but it is unclear if he will

but of course, national by the number i to maximize the value function for you. what shouldn't that buy a new book beside it. additionally, somebody i thought about that or us look over the one for february i should you finish saying well, you know, if i'm not sure i've definitely sent the most of the stuff. sure about that. if i'm in the budget, i'd be at the contract and let the look of those little sheet, the assembly maxime on board shore, just not sure what the we are and you know what that with us the ship and be in the look forward to talking to you all, that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're so shorter is it conflict with the 1st law? should we live in justification? we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously, is to create a trust our rather than ship the various jobs with the artificial intelligence we have summoning the theme and the most protect this phone existence was alexis, the, the many who fees claim a direct hit on these way to defense industry i

what they do support is maximizing the budget that we do have and making sure -- >> is that a note to additional investments? and it's a yes to maximizing the investment that we have in making sure the programs we do have are meeting the intended need in serving those it's intended to serve. >> i had to say that gives me pause. we just established that we have gap of affordable housing and we have a program here that has helped close that gap. state and local governments i understand they are doing what they can but they don't have enough money to match the scale of the problem nationwide. and what i'm looking for his commitment or at least to try to get more help from the state and local communities trying to build affordable housing. >> yes maam thank you and i do look forward to looking at the home program and other programs. my point there is record funding from hud. hug the budget is $70 million at this point and we still are meeting the needs. >> which means we need more money. let me if i can turn to another topic. unfortunately they are some people who are trying to take advan

their son, maxime, competed this weekend and placed fourth.nday and saw his father from a distance. kind of gave him a wave. i'm feeling it. everybody is feeling it. we're trying to figure out how to help people. you know, there have been a lot of people who lost someone, not just the figure skating community. we're, you know, hoping that we can help them in some way in their mourning. >> yeah. brian, i wonder, have you talked to maxime since the accident? >> i didn't. i reached out to the ceo of boston skating club yesterday with a text. he's just been in my thoughts nonstop. so, you know, i just wrote to him and said, if maxime needs absolutely anything, let us know. you know, kate, this is what the community is doing. we're really supporting each other, banding together, and, you know, reaching out. >> i can -- we can see it and feel it. i'm thinking about the young people heretoo, brian. so many unfortunately who died were young, but so many in the community of ice skating are young kids, really. this is a lot for them. >> it is a lot. it

the coach's son maxim was supposed to compete next weekend, but it's unclear if he will skate, or ifny other events or competitions will be postponed. in the meantime, the club said it will up to individual skaters to decide when they're comfortable to return to the ice. for cbs news, i'm beth germano in massachusetts. >>> eight more hostages were released thursday in gaza after hamas militants held them hostage for 481 days. it was a chaotic handover for israeli hostage arbel yehud. here you can see her surrounded by hamas gunmen pushing her through a large crowd. three israelis and five thai nationals were set free. arbel is now safe with her family. >>> still ahead on "cbs news roundup," near misses at america's airports are on the rise, and people are flying in record numbers. can the system handle the growing demand? ever lose your keys? is that normal aging? dementia? or something else? fear often stops us from asking for a simple check-up from the neck up. knowing your numbers: blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol are common. but your cognitive numbers are also importa

gauze, alongside with the broken water sewer systems in order to help people to cope with the off to maximize the value of military operations in garza and many civilians. are expressing the deep concerns about the scale of destruction that will to kids in order to be removed so that they can uh, return building gaza again as that one. this was before october, the southern time. thank you very much for that. that sounds as here's how to capitalize them, reporting a life from guys. and as we heard the from tarik, israel has said it will delay its withdrawal from the nets are in core door. it comp dot the area when the war began. it's a full kilometer wide military zone that cops off, northern guys from the rest of the strip for the southeast role is due to reopen the vasa border, crossing with egypt to allow more a truck. so last year is ready, forces to control of a guys aside, destroyed it, and closed it. they also occupied a 14 kilometer buffer zone between egypt and guys, known as the philadelphia core door. all these ready, military spokesman, daniel gary, has accused from us of not stick

you knew evgenia, you knew vadim and their son, maxim. had just placed fourth at the championships. you presented the award to him. it's just absolutely devastating. tell us about them. >> yeah, i mean devastating. i mean, not only were they the mom and dad, yevgenia and vadim, really talented skaters, but they were great people. they were people producing champions of our future in boston. and i can't say enough about them as people. and like i said, i've been i've been thinking just all day about maxim. i gave him his award at the national figure skating championships on sunday, and he has just been consuming my mind, just, you know, just sending all my thoughts out to him. and i sent a message through the ceo of boston skating club, doug zakheim, to tell him, please, if there's anything that i can do, i'm here. >> you're familiar with these development camps which help grow the future stars of figure skating. how big of a loss is this for the sport? >> this. this is a huge loss for the sport. and also it's a huge loss. you know, this i

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on monday, atlanta coming down from 8 degrees celsius, maxim high need minus one. and it's not just here, but it's also called northern parts of central america, like mexico. monterey is dropped down to 15 degrees on sunday, but by monday it will only be 10 degrees celsius was more heavy rain to come across the southern areas. we'll see those busts of rain as well for western areas of cuba . on monday, the a ceasefire and gaza just as a way now, but so many families, it's all ready to that is israel keeps something to tax on the, on the clock. this is out of your life in the hopes that coming a warning from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, is government reserves the right to review the war if necessary. we're in washington dc with.

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and as you declare to a maximal emergency, and there's been a lot of of what really, really positive assistance that started to come through. we have fire trucks coming from all over the state, back all over the west. we have fire trucks coming in from arizona and nevada, oregon, but clearly they're, they're still wasn't enough on the ground. part of what made this really hard is that the winds were in usually intense. and we also had several fires happening all at once, which really put a strain on our local ability to, to fight all those fires at the same time. so of course i'm not satisfied because in the end of the day we lost so much of a community on but i do know that that that is the system has been kicking into gear and is providing us with a lot of assistance now. yeah. but, but the devastation is, is tremendous. i mean, we've, we've had reports from firefighters saying that, you know, they've run out of water in, in certain circumstances, or they've tried to hook up to fire hydrants. and the pressure was simply too low because everyone was tapping into the water grid. i me

perhaps an attempt to help ukraine maximize its gains before trump takes office.flow of u.s. weapons, ukraine's front line could collapse. it would hand vladimir putin a monumental victory. throughout this grinding war of attrition, he's been waiting for the west's unity and resolve to fall apart. >> reporter: this is elizabeth palmer. israel's nonstop air strikes on hamas in gaza, the misery of trapped palestinians, and the agony of israeli hostages and their families formed the backdrop to this year in the middle east. but the game-changer came when israel took on its arch-enemy, iran. >> i have a message for the tyrants of iran. if you strike us, we will strike you. >> reporter: armed with billions of dollars of american weapons, israel attacked iran's puppet militia hezbollah in lebanon. retaliation, israel said for scores of rocket attacks on its border. it assassinated hezbollah's leader hassan nasrallah, and booby-trapped thousands of pagers that left hezbollah fighters dismembered and demoralized. in iran, ayatollah khamenei put on a brave face, telling su

so no, i think that everybody knows that there will be maximizing that maximizing until the moment. and then the expectation is that all parties will live up to it. >> well, israel had had some concerns about whether or not it would be effective in lebanon. and obviously you had been playing a key part in that side of the negotiation and what that looks like. do you think that will hold, or is there a concern that that could be a complicating factor and not just getting to sunday, where some of the hostages are coming home, but but implementing and holding this deal up entirely? >> look, we sometimes treat these as two different conflicts, but they're really one the reaching the cease fire agreement in lebanon with hezbollah and israel that has been holding was the critical element of difference between the summer when president biden put this deal on the table and why we were able to get this deal. now, because when on november 27th, when hamas woke up in the morning, they realized they no longer had allies, that iran sold them out, and they cut that deal and that brought them to t

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many of them were involved in trying to create workplace environments that maximized the engagement of the people in the federal workforce. and i say that it is a basic proposition of how do you create a workplace that enables workers to do their best in the work environment that they have. sometimes people focused just on the d, but when you look at equity, inclusion and accessibility, it is trying to make sure that federal environments are serving the public better re-creating environments that enable workers to do the best they can possibly. host: can't that be abused, because the criticism is that hiring is prioritizing less qualified people just because they are women or minorities and etc.? guest: can it be abused and the answer is absolutely and those abuses should be addressed and addressed seriously. this is an example of trying to resolve this through an across-the-board rule without any understanding of the nuances which is generally not good. honestly the reality is that the trump administration has the right. president trump was elected president and he does get to set the

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the physical embodiment of the maxim. if you will it, it is no dream. the same founding eat those that we prize in america. the american dream which says with hard work, the right values , you can build a life for yourself, your family and your community. the dream and the american dream these dreams are precious and we must cherish, protect and fight for them. we know that we have difficult days ahead to ensure that this always remains true. prime minister netanyahu recently said that if israel must stand alone, it will. i am here to tell you that it is our duty as americans that israel does not stand alone. we must never let israel stand alone. im confident in the end that r relationship will not just endure, but emerge stronger than erefore. israel, keep fighting. we are with you. god bless israel and god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] >> we finish our look at president trump's nominee to be un ambassador with her remarks at the faith and freedom coalitions wrote to majority congress. in washington, d.c. this is hell just a

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we tried to maximize that as much as we could with a focus on local media. the people you turn to to hear about a storm coming or a local football game or whatever, those are the people that voters turned to and trust. we did a lot of attention to that. i'm showing this as an example of what not to do that we did. normally i would say we are so great. this is an example of one thing we got wrong. we started hearing, being bombarded in a matter of minutes with accusations that mail-in ballots were getting received where the envelope was already sealed, that things were already stuck together. we have an immediate common understanding, we thought we did, that this is a result, at this time pennsylvania had severe humidity and bad weather. we jumped to a conclusion that humidity was causing envelopes to be sealed, return envelopes to be sealed before they arrived to the voter. we put this out and i called a number of secretaries and friends in the southeast u.s. i'm like you are the most humid place in the country. do you have an issue with pallets being pre-se

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so, we are trying to maximize the most amount of homes that we can save. and also, lives.to get lives out? and sometimes these fires are just so intense and moving so fast, there is strictly no time but to get people out and save lives. >> lawrence: we are praying for you all, steve, we know have you folks on the ground. difficult job. i was a fire explorer when i was in high school. i respect everything that you guys do. thank you so much for joining the program. >> thank you so much, sir. i appreciate your time. >> lawrence: you got it. so president biden's ban on offshore drilling under scrutiny. and new legal trouble. once the a.g. now threatened to sue over it, that's next.ne ♪ a with mucinex kickstart. aaaaaaaaaaaaa. - headache? - better now. mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. lowe's knows it's easier to make the right calls, when you have the right team. cj stroud putting up points with mylowe's rewards. he is really cleaning up. c'mon, man. 'cause the cart, he's got all the clea

. >> planting strategies for treasure island and buena island are to maximize habitat value in the parkomfortable at the pedestrian scale. there are these diagonal lines that go across the plan that you'll see. those are wind row trees like you see in agricultural landscapes where they are tall tree that's buffer the winds to create a more calm areas down at the pedestrian scale. so of course, we do have some areas where we have play fields and surfaces where kids need to run around on and those will be either lawns or like you see in norm at sports field. >> related to where the housing is on the island and its convenience to the walk to the transit hub, i mentioned we're trying to create high-quality pedestrian -- and the innovations of treasure island is called the shared public way and it's a road that runs down the middle of the neighborhoods. it's a curbless street, cars are allowed to drive on it but pedestrian can walk down the middle of the street and the cars are to yield the right-of-way for pedestrian and it's intended for streets where there's a low traffic volumes and the

he promised to unleash american energy by maximizing oil and gas. looking at how this directive could set california up for a battle for off shore drilling. >> reporter: oil and gas drilling off of the california coast. >> not your beaches. >> reporter: it is a politically explosive operation. >> what we have to do is fight it every step of the way. >> representing california coast for congress for 16 years. says the coastline is a national treasure that needs protection. >> you don't have oil drilling in yosemite, you don't have oil drilling in yellowstone. and frankly we should not have oil drilling off of the california coast. >> reporter: after ronald reagan took office in 1981 his interior secretary announced plans to sell oil and gas rights off of the california coast to the highest bidder. the plan failed due to widespread opposition and mobilized an effort to create the monterey national marine sanction ware. sanctuary. since the oil spill in 1969 california has prohibited new off-shore oil and gas drilling in state waters. three miles off o

these acts are despicable and we'll prosecute them with maximal punishment. so i want to make sure that message is received loud and clear. because the first responders in this situation have been simply heroic. i not only saw fire departments from l.a. county and city, i saw fire engines from across this entire state that have come to our rescue and thank you. thank you to all the first responders. when it comes to law enforcement, it is an all hands on deck operation with law enforcement and the d.a.'s office. again, detectives are putting on uniforms and getting out there on the streets to protect us. we owe them a huge thank you. and from the d.a.'s office, if we do get these cases, please be on notice that we are going to try and deter you from committing the crimes in the first place but if you do commit these crimes, do not expect anything else than maximal punishment. i will now introduce l.a. county public works director. >> good morning. i am the director of the los angeles public works agencies. my heart goes out to everyone affected by the devasta

reasonable range of possibilities and the high end if everything comes together exactly right to maximizeotal rainfall. it's a wide range. we expect just short of 2 inches of rain in san jose, but it could be as little as 0.3 inches, could be as much as over 4 inches of rain. the most likely number is in the circle. i want to give you a sense of the range of uncertainty which is typical with an evolving forecast. in san francisco we expect about 3 1/2 inches of rain. the boom amount is over 8 inches and it's really stark when you look at santa rosa, expecting over 6 1/2 inches of rain over the course of seven days. that means a marginal risk of flooding. we get over a foot of rain, that will be a different scenario. we'll keep a close eye on every run of new forecast data. we'll keep you updated. we're about 36 hours away from the first showers moving in. once they do, it's a wet forecast through the weekend and into most of next week. >> here we go. thank you. >>> coming up in sports, it is a homecoming weekend of sorts for one of the are you 50 or older? well, this news is for you. the

and, of course, they're going to need to try to maximize as much as they can, because if they're not ability to jump subscribers the way they have in the past, even the way that they're expecting subscribers to come in this quarter is going to be less than q4 2023. they're going to have to show they're going to make more money off of the subscribers. i'm expecting them to beat subscribers, but if they don't, that price hike makes all the difference in the world because they'll be able to be more profitable. >> fun to watch, these earnings. and we will be fixated, once again. thank you so much, jason and alex, appreciate that. stay with me, because apple shares are weighing on the nasdaq today after two downgrades on wall street. steve kovach has those details. >> two in one day and also no longer the most valuable company in the world. by the way, it's not just two downgrades, one other firm lowering their price target. and, remember, i was on your program just about every day, december, this exuberance around the stock just hitting those all-time highs on basically no news. the stor

and after the break, the department of justice coming after landlords who use tax off where maximize rental prices. >> and today, a windy one for the bay, but also for southern california with red flag warnings and high wind warnings in effect for many of those areas that are very much so under fire risk. still? well, your local forecast still to come and those windy conditions out there also slowing you down on your highways about 7.44. let's get you look outside at this beautiful, clear start to the day. >> probably heard those winds last night, though. i know i did the east bay hills already seeing plus 50 mile per hour. plus guest. >> just from the evening last night and this is just the start of this offshore wind that will continue all the way through tomorrow morning. winds are regularly gusting to 30 to 40 mile per hour range for us in the bay area. it's really just a nuisance to what is going to be a beautiful day with a few high wind watch is in effect for the north bay mountains. wouldn't be surprised to see a few more of those being issued, especially tonight into tomorro

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enforcement make — working with law enforcement make sure you are arrested, you are prosecuted, you are maximally i've been speaking to gary hall, who has lost everything, including his 0lympic medals. i've lost everything, i've lost property in my home, and business, and my business is with the swim school. i teach kids how to swim, and i've gotten to know these families extremely well. the number of them that have reached out letting me know they've lost everything, it's heartbreaking. knowing i will never see most of these families again, even more devastating. but the loss is incomprehensible.— is incomprehensible. yes, and so many thousands _ is incomprehensible. yes, and so many thousands of - is incomprehensible. yes, and so many thousands of people | so many thousands of people have horrific distressing stories to tell. just a quick postscript, when i talk about the olympic medals, so in terms of you having to get out of your home, did all happen too quickly? i your home, did all happen too cuickl ? ., your home, did all happen too cuickl ? . ., ,, ., ., , quickly? i had approximately thr

is still a possibility some of the moisture misses up and aims more directly at the bay area and maximizes the rainfall potential which would be more than eight inches of rain potentially for san francisco. the official forecast is just over four. and you see that range for santa rosa. at least two-and-a-half inches of rain even if a lot of the moisture misses us, six inches with the highest amount one foot of total rainfall. let's look at the seven day forecast quickly. we haven't talked temperatures because thaw are not really relevant to the story. highs runing in the mid to upper 50s , rain tomorrow saturday. we soak in some of the moisture with more widespread and heavier rain monday and tuesday. jules? >> thanks paul. >>> coming up next, an outcry on campus. how hundreds of sonoma state students voiced their >>> hundreds of students, parents, and community members packed the sonoma community center to voice their protest. they are slashing the entire athletics program. the university is facing a budget deficit of $24 million. today's town hall had been moved to a virtual format becau