here in the senate mike has been not just a close friend to me and mentor to me, but he has been to this body. mike was sworn in in 1997 and throughout four terms in the united states senate, he has wavered never wavered in his commitment to god, to country and of course to wyoming. he is he known by many as the senate's moral compass. remarkable spiritual leader of our bipartisan senate prayer breakfast. a member of that group and a number of the senators here today are as well. we met today and mike led us in prayer. and i've seen firsthand just how much republican and democrat members depend on mike for his moral and ethical guidance. he really is a bipartisan, not just policy maker, but also a peace maker, and we've all seen it within this body. his legislation and he talked about the 80-20 rule. it has a long history of garnering bipartisan support. and over 100 enzi bills have become law and i've been proud to sponsor and co-sponsor them in the time in the senate. the thing he didn't point out. most of the bills that passed, passed with over 80 votes. it's rare for an enzi bill to

for nearly a quarter of a century, mike enzi has represented the people of wyoming in washington, and he's done it with intelligence, with intensity e and with integrity. the cowboy state and the capitol are going to sorely miss mike if enzi. he's truly cemented his legacy as the trusted trail boss of the wyoming congressional delegation, and it's been an incredible honor and a great privilege for my wife bobbi and me to serve the people of wyoming alongside mike and husband wife diana who is with us today. i mike is truly a devoted family man as well as a man of great and deep faith. in fact, mike taught sunday school over the decades, many in the faith community know that mike's first sunday schoolteacher was my wife bobbi's mother, jerry brown. jerry and husband wife both passed away this year, and they had been married 70 years. he taught sunday school in wyoming, and her star pupil was mike enzi to the point that she actually gave mike enzi his first bible, and he still has that today. and here in the senate mike has been not just a close friend to me and a mentor to me, but he h

mike's trade has been what he calls that e3 will. across all the issues he tackled, he insists about 4/5 of the subject matter as potential common ground ripe for progress area electric controversial 20 percent blow everything up he says. madam president, that approach may are probably wyoming downright prolific. mike has been responsible for the passing of more than 100 bills. it become a go to leader on everything from budget, tax reform and the deficit to aids relief and workplace safety. his sober, prudent approach not to mention his practical experience keeping the books and making payroll made mike exactly the sort of person taxpayers hope will manage their dollars. his budget revolution to secure the federal government sustain more physical health. he hoped for the first major overhaul of the federal tax code in ageneration . he steps a watchful eye on the unintended consequences of legislation such as his recent work to help relieve mainstreet lenders from the one-size-fits-all approach of.frank. back when german is he was ch

that has not just been a winning combination for the people of wyoming and benefited our entire country. mike's trade secret has been what he calls the 8020 rule. across all issues he tackled he insists about four fifths of the subject matter is potential common ground right for progress. the controversial consent blow everything up, madam president that approach made her calling from wyoming downright prolific, life has been directly responsible for the passage of 'smore than 100 bills and become go to leader on everything from budget, tax reform and to aid relief and workplace safety. his sober prudent approach not to mention his practical experience keeping the books and making payroll made mike exactly the sort of person taxpayers hope our managing their dollars. in his budget resolution for the federal government for fiscal help he help shepherd the first tax cold code in a generation he kept a watchful eye on the unintended consequences of legislation such as his recent work to help relieve mainstreet lenders from the one size fits all of dodd frank. back when he was steering the health c

mike has a look at the commute. we'll get to that in just a second. first the friday forecast. and the rain heading our way. >>> yeah, i've got you guys on the rain but it's also going to feel a lot more humid out there as we get the surge of moisture already making its approach. as we wake up in san jose, 42 degrees. the humidity, 82%. if it feels muggy that's the reason why. fairfax, 37. relatively humidity 100%. so it's still chilly but here is the reason why it's so

toughest stocks historically to ever short, and mike has a good reminder of this on his book shelf withesla short shorts but i hate to say this had i do think of it a little different this time in terms of pushing a short and the credit spread he's spelling here isn't quite a short. if you look at the stock itself. it's run up 60% since the news it would be included in the s&p 500. that's a hell of a mount of a front-running for this particular stock because i do feel like that's gone too far to fast and stocks that make a big run-up before being included in the s&p 500 average a 1% gain over the next month after they are actually it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. c

toughest stocks historically to ever short, and mike has a good reminder of this on his book shelf withtesla short shorts, but i hate to say this i do think of it a little different this time in terms of pushing a shortly, and the credit spread he's spelling here isn't quite a short. if you look at the stock itself, it's run up 60% since the news it would be included in the s&p 500. that's a helluva mount of a front-running for this particular stock because i do feel like that's gone too far too fast, and stocks that make a big run-up before being included in the s&p 500 advantages a 1% gain over the next month after they are actually included so tesla, i think, is in, you know, likely going to consolidate here as carter puts it now, if you look at the credit spread that mike is selling, he's selling a credit spread that's almost 6% out of the money based on today's close, and he's still collecting about 37% of the width that's a fair amount of width to collect for something that has that much room to the upside so he's not exactly short here because tesla can still trade up almost 2% b

and mike has laid out exactly why this debit spread works. you're paying less than a quarter of the width and rusk only 2%. very small amount of risk here for trade to play for a short here in opinion. >> tony had mentioned the weakness and exposure to retail, i wonder how you think fedex itself looks versus the other big chunky parts of this index >> sure. so, again, fedex being the biggest weight, and after that, i think it's unp but fedex has had a great move and i think it's an example of by the rumor, buy or sell. everybody knows they're jammed, they're busy, and yet, guess what, the stock has appreciated quite a bit. and it's action today is telling. >>> let's move on here, tony is getting into the holiday spirit, aren't we all. he says, this retailer could be the perfect present for your portfolio this year. tony, why don't you unwrap this one for us >> yeah, i want to take a look at best buy. because this is one of these stocks that just continues to surprise us year over year you know, but recently, the stock recently declined about

>> i think this is the toughest spot mike pence has been put in yet in the trump presidency. he's worked really hard over the last four years to avoid

for those of us who fought to rein in spending, mike's contribution has been invaluable. we're sad to say farewell to such an incredible colleague. before he was an accountant, he joined his family shoe business. cleverly named n-z news. that's capital n, capital z shoes. it wasn't long before he was lured into a life of public service and elected mayor of gillette, wyoming. he would was the head of the department of interior, to the state house and eventually to the united states senate. but senator enzi still holds on to the lessons he learned in those early days selling shoes. a few years ago he said legislating is like selling shoes. you have to know your market,

the us vice president, mike pence, has become the first seniorfigure in the trump administration to getonavirus vaccine, which he called "a medical miracle". and he did so in a very public way, in front of cameras at the white house along with his wife and the us surgeon general. the move comes as officials are mounting campaigns to quash scepticism about the record —fast development of the vaccine. mr pence said he wanted to assure the american people that while they'd cut red tape, they'd cut no corners. history will record that this week was the beginning of the end of the coronavirus pandemic. but with cases rising across the country, with hospitalisations rising across the country, we have a ways to go. and i want to assure the american people that we're going to continue to make sure that our health care providers have all the support and resources they need to meet this moment. but vigilance and the vaccine is our way through, and building confidence in the vaccine is what brings us here this morning. 0ur correspondent, nomia iqbal, has more from washington. the vice president wa

mike: paul has handled all of that. paul: [ chuckling ] yeah. lemonis: okay.en you meet somebody that has business partners, they don't start ratting people out this quickly. i thought it was a little peculiar that, right out of the rip, he tells me, "well, we had this one location, and it didn't do well. oh, by the way, it was that guy's fault." and mike's supposed to be the c.e.o. what kind of c.e.o. does that to his people? paul: so, you've seen our fountain? lemonis: i have not. this is really what you guys are known for, right? -these giant ice-cream sundaes? -paul: it is. lemonis: so, who came up with the recipes for the ice cream? mike: well, bob farrell actually gave us recipes, but we don't make our own ice cream on premises. we have a third party. that is thrifty. lemonis: and so you give them your recipes, and they make them? mike: no. we use their particular brand. we didn't have the money to be able to do the bob farrell recipes. lemonis: you got to be kidding me. this isn't just some ordinary ice-cream parlor. this is an iconic brand that's been

mike's trade secret has been what he calls the 80-20 rule. across all the issues he tackled, he insists about four-fifths of the subject matter is potential common ground ripe for progress. you just can't let the controversial 20% blow everything up, he says. well, madam president, that approach made our colleague from wyoming down right prolific. mike has been directly responsible for the passage of more than 100 bills. he's become a go-to leader on everything from budget, tax reform, and the deficit, to age relief and workplace safety. his sober, prudent approach, not to mention his practical experience keeping the books and making payroll, made mike exactly the sort of person taxpayers hope are managing their dollars. he used budget resolutions to steer the federal government toward more sustainable fiscal health. he helped shepherd the first major overhaul of the federal tax code in a generation. he's kept a watchful eye on the unintended consequences of legislation such as his recent work to help relieve main street lenders from the one-

mike pence has a choice to make.s is not barry goldwater marching down pennsylvania avenue saying to richard nixon, you know, it's over. you have to resign. the president is on his way out. you'd like for republicans to have the backbone to say, this isn't right what you are doing. figuring how they can enable him to the end, up to a point, so that he doesn't exact revenge on them. and mike pence, who i am pretty sure wants to be president, himself, has to be thinking about how do i get trump's blessing and how i handle his final days, in his mind, will loom large. >> i mean, laura asked, david, or says that mike pence has agency. i guess, i ask you, not even that facetiously, does mike pence have agency, at this point? i mean, what has he shown us over the last three years and 11 months that indicates that he does? >> i think he's got agency. the question is at what price will he use it? at what price will he be -- be anything of a stand-up person? or will he find a way, in his own way, to -- i mean, i'm sure mike p

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where an appellate court has mike: from southern california and appellate court has overruled in orderfor san diego superior court judge that allowed indoor dining to reopen a day ago and the fight over governor gavin newsom's stay-at-home continues. let's bring in jim desmond and cal berkeley law professor john you, welcome. your reaction to the breaking news? restaurant owners across california wondering when they will go back to work and if they are going to make it. >> another example how a lot of employees and small business owners have been whipsawed back and forth, california state regulations and intervention of the courts but one thing to keep in mind is as the supreme court said in a series of cases involving religion, it may refer to the phony lockdown to the beginning of the pandemic in spring, we've gotten farther along in time they will demand more evidence and more proof, not just allow lockdowns willy-nilly, special restrictions on churches and so on, if you look at los angeles, 700,000 people will be thrown out of work by this lockdown, thousands of businesses close it

mike has been watching that for us. first, let's start with vianey and a look at the forecast. the rain came as we were asleep, wet roads this morning. >> it is going to be quick moving and not expecting an overall washout of a day and wet pavement like you mentioned in san jose and 48 degrees. you can see a scene on the roads and we have more rain on the way. for today, things will calm down and quiet down. we are not expecting major showers into the evening. overnight into 2021, we'll stay dry. the reason i'm showing you doppler radar is because if you look out in the pacific, that's the next storm system we're tracking into the weekend and i'll detail that in a few minutes. let's check in with mike first. >> you said sheen on the road. that's what we see in spots like on the bay bridge toll area but the sheen slippery roadways potentially in many spots around the bay. conditions are a concern today as we look at the map. one crash out of san francisco and getting an update at 280 and 101 and no major concern as far as the sensors go. the rest of the bay a smooth drive, as we

mike pence there. 0ur correspondent nomia iqbal has more from washington.t wants to build up confidence amongst american people who might be sceptical of the vaccine. that's why he was there alongside his wife, the second lady, karen pence, who also took the vaccine. also there was the surgeon general, jerome adams, and he explicitly made the point of how he's a black man. as an african—american, he wanted to appeal to ethnic minorities in particular, who have scepticism in vaccines. polls suggest about a third of african—america ns say they wouldn't take the vaccine. but as you say, yes, president trump is notable in his absence. when the pfizer vaccine was rolled out last weekend, he did tweet at the time saying that he would take it when it was appropriate. and he's been tweeting again today, and he mentioned how the moderna vaccine, the second vaccine, had been authorised, but it hasn't so far. we are waiting for the fda to approve that, after it was recommended to do so by an outside adviser body yesterday. and just to add — the speaker of the house, n

has become the latest country to approve the pfizer bio intact coronavirus vaccine for emergency use president donald trump says the 1st doses could be administered within 24 hours to the elderly the workers mike hanna has and latest from washington d.c. very much. followed immense pressure from the white house during the course of the day president trunk shot to additional fire wall between politicians and da deliberations with a furious early morning tweet describing the f.d.a. as still a big old slow turtle and addressed in the f.d.a. commissioner he continued get the damn vaccines out now dr hahn stop playing games and start saving lives the white house chief of staff is understood to have followed up with a phone call to the f.d.a. commissioner urging him to expedite the approval. this followed to rip you off the vaccine by independent health experts thursday you voted overwhelmingly to recommend emergency use authorization president trump has now welcomed the f.d.a. approval they have really good news today our nation has achieved a medical miracle we have delivered a safe and effective vaccine in just 9 months this is one of the greatest scientific accomplishments in history it will sav

i think nasa is probably our greatest soft power tool because we have a way through things like mike hastalked about, people who have done things that attract the interest of the world and make them want to be like us. when i said i was inspired and motivated as i went through this tenure, i was inspired because despite of everything going on, the first thing people ask is what the hell are you all doing. and then they say we want to be like you. how do we get to be a part of nasa? and trying to explain that you don't have to be a part of nasa and you can have your own space program and you can collaborate with nasa and cooperate with nasa. but that tells them we are here to help. but we want you to do things on your own and we want you to join the family of spacefaring nations as soon as you can. >> mike at the start, you ran an institution called national air and space museum. how do you put the national in the message and the design of the museum? or was it self-evident? >> i forgot how many square feet of floor space was divided into so many cubic galleries. but almost all of them ha

for those of us who fought to rein in spending, mike's contribution has been invaluable. we're sad to say farewell to such an incredible colleague. before he was an accountant, he joined his family shoe business. cleverly named n-z news. that's capital n, capital z shoes. it wasn't long before he was lured into a life of public service and elected mayor of gillette, wyoming. he would was the head of the department of interior, to the state house and eventually to the united states senate. but senator enzi still holds on to the lessons he learned in those early days selling shoes. a few years ago he said legislating is like selling shoes. you have to know your market, what they want and who's willing to buy what you're selling. well, i don't know how effective mike was as a shoe salesman, but i can tell you he's been a master broker here in the senate. i still remember when i came to the senate, the liberal lion of the senate, ted kennedy, was serving with mike enzi on the health, education, labor and pension committee. and they were enormously productive, one of the most

going up to my mother's love household made me fierce but mike has not been easy i struggled with homelessness emotional comments for what will soon be the 1st native american to serve in a u.s. presidential campaign at. how i once again with got more wet weather pushing across central parts of the us extending up into central kind of the here it is of course no further race where we've had our latest batch a snow that's in the process of pulling away we have got a clear skies coming in behind for a toggle area of high pressure here this is the offending feature this cold front that's gathering that's making its way further east was snipe back over towards pennsylvania towards well upstate new york into new england into that eastern side of canada and some heavy rain there for a time you see just around the mid atlantic states clear skies quite a weather coming into central parts by sunday some snow there just around on terry i'm at its best to sketch you want more in the way of snow also just fading up into the northwest of the u.s. around the pacific northwest into that western side of canad

dose could be administered within 24 hours with millions more set for a nationwide distribution mike hanna has more from washington d.c. the company pfizer says that it will be able to roll out $20000000.00 doses within 24 hours of the approval so we could be looking at the vaccine being delivered to various states as soon as a sunday but it's truly astounding it's taken 9 months to develop this particular vaccine in emergency use and one must put this into context because the previous fast as vaccine development was that 4 months which took 4 years to develop the u.s. supreme court has rejected a legal bed from the state of texas to overturn donald trump's election defeat trampled back the lawsuits would stop sought to throw out the results in 4 key states where joe biden has won several other of the eagle challenges have been rejected across the country. the 1st international aid convoy has arrived in the ethiopian city at the center for recent fighting in the northern to grey region a convoy of 7 trucks in the red cross will distribute medicines and other supplies to hospitals and mccully i

vice president mike pence has appeared live on t.v. to take the fire as an inoculation he says he took it because he wanted to demonstrate its safety and effectiveness to the public live to washington and my colleague alan fischer alan so maternal we're seeing soon but how soon is very soon . well it could be anytime in the next few hours donald trump has in the last few hours said that it's been approved b. didn't quite get ahead of the company and the f.d.a. what he did was not quite understand the process on thursday there was a meeting of the advisory committee they had the evidence the question the data and at the end of it they voted overwhelmingly as donald trump said $20.00 to 0 to approve the vaccine for those over the age of 18 donald trump seems to thought that that was it done and dusted but the f.d.a. as an independent body they will go away they will make their decision like they did exactly a week ago when they approved the pfizer vaccine they will look at all the evidence they will look at the findings from the advisory

mike row has an idea called safety third and we thought tonight would be a good time to explain it. great to see you. safety third. i don't think you have it right. isn't it supposed to be first. >>. >> well, top five for sure. safety third really began as a good natured attempt on dirty jobs to inject a little personal responsibility back into the prevailing orthodoxy which is safety first. safety first like so many ideas is a notion that got ahead of itself. there was a real problem with occupational safety in this country a hundred years ago. something had to be done. osha came people got behind it introduced a phrase that has become a bromide and a platitude and that phrase is safety first. but of course, it can't really be true. no business exists for the purpose of being safe. businesses exist for the purpose of making things and paying people to work. you can do those things safely obviously but so many companies spend so much time telling their employees they care more about their own safety than they do that something really interesting thing can happen and i saw this on di

have died more than 17000000 people have become infected he's watched people might rightly ask what has mike pence coronavirus taskforce been doing all this time. well that's a fair question to ask phil if you consider how mike pence always praised his role in bed donald trump's role in the handling of the pandemic while at the same time of course he received lots of criticism you just mentioned the numbers that have been soaring and spiraling out of control so one of his jobs was to make sure there is enough ventilators and protect personal protective equipment in the hospital which he did of course but what really stands out in mike pence this role is his inconsistency also his contrariness so for long periods of time he refused to wear a face mask in public there is this really famous video footage of him where he visited a hospital and he was the only person without a face mask so really critics say that mike pence has been sending all the wrong signal in times when the pin demick was continuing to spiral out of control if you consider scientists recommending wearing face masks in the u.

visited a hospital and he was the only person without a face mask so really critics say that mike pence has been sending out the wrong signal in times when the pen demick was continuing to spiral out of control if you consider scientists recommending wearing face masks and the u.s. administration doing quite the opposite so now he was the 1st higher ranking member of the u.s. administration to get vaccinated that was certainly done in an effort to boost public trust there's a lot of skepticism around still as we speak he's also wearing a face mask now but don't forget that he downplayed the virus for long periods of time right let's listen to that skepticism because it was particularly interesting that mike pence got but insulated today alongside u.s. surgeon general jerome adams a black man who is a worried about vaccine skepticism about to black and latino americans lack of trust especially in communities of color is not without good reason to truly promote confidence in these maxine's we must start by acknowledging this history of mistreatment and exploitation of minorities by the medica

>> just back to what mike has said, the biggest move fedex has had in several months is on their earningsd big moves up when the earnings were announced. people are underestimating the number which is why i can understand why they got an upgrade today. they have been great on earnings. >> great point yeah and finally apple just made some big announcements today. one is that its new fitness subscription service will launch on december 14th costing $10 a month. rival peloton's app starts at $13 a month, a little bit below that level peloton shares sold off initially and now reversed course higher, a monster stock, up 1.5%. apple unveiled the air pod max for $549 mike, which of these two announcements is more significant? >> i think longer term the fitness announcement is likely more significant just in the sense that with the way that apple tends to do things is we're going to enter a business, we're not claiming we're going to take it over right away and down the road if there's going to be a all-inclusive apple subscription that basically is apple as a service, it's kind of thereof alread

the revolution started by mike young has turned climate change into a market force. it's fascinating to see how sophisticated our water markets of the count if this rainfall cost in a week's time the price of water will go down because farmers now they won't have to irrigate if it's going to be really hot for the next fortnight then the price of water goes out. in the future. nor. do. i but i think the reason why you really come to a university is to buy the world a better place to live so i teach a course on how to my world a better place to live it. comes your way i think. mike young has opened up water markets to all farmers small savers and above all professional investors. who are now a days everybody can buy water on the stock market for consumption or simply for speculation. when water becomes scarce ice becomes scarce and then somebody has to stop using it what markets do is they are. discover and reveal the most appropriate people to pull out of agriculture as it is from making cars as it is for lots of things we live in a competitive world. markets mature s

certainly no one has done that more diligently than mike pence who now faces kind of this ultimate choice. i assume he has no choice but to fulfill his constitutional duty, perhaps raging at it and abetting this trump fantasy that is convinced three quarters of republican voters that the election was stolen even though his, quote, evidence to that effect have been laughed out of courts across the country. john, the real issue is going forward. from this point forward are the kind of activities that the president has undertaken since the election now the norm for republicans? is it expected that state officials will enable and support these kinds of efforts to undermine an election? what is the new baseline that he is establishing through the silence of mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy and everyone else about the tactics that he has employed. >> there is that political baseline but there is another baseline which i think is really frightening and, elizabeth, i know you have spoken out a lot about this, but it's that radicalization and these fringe groups that really do see in the actions of

mike has a look at the commute. first, mother nature giving us a little car washing, shall we say, vianey. >>> definitely, don't wash your car. we have several storms on the way but we need the rain. such a welcome sight on our extended radar. we have temperatures cold to start. we managed to dip down into the 20s. below freezing which means you probably woke up to frosty conditions if you're in one of those areas. here is what we're monitoring next. the storm that will moven i later tonight not a huge rainmaker, not a big storm. this isn't the one we're excid -- well, i'm excited about any storm but we have several storms on the way heading into the weekend and also the first week of 2021 is looking pretty active when it comes to the rain. take out that umbrella and all of those rain boots. i have some that i can't used in months because i've been in this little den broadcasting live from home. mike, hoeffer to you. >> all right, vianey, yes, as we all have. a lot of folks are not on the roadways and that tends to

boss president mike pence has been given a covered 19 vaccination live on television the an occupation was broadcast from the white house where. to promote the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine. security officials in the u.s. have warned the government is at quote grave risk from hackett's edge and see responsible for america's nuclear weapons stockpile was among those targeted this year and he suspects russia is behind the attacks moscow denies the clive's. has flattened entire villages in the pacific island nation of fiji the storm caused landslides flooding and power blackouts with winds of up to 345 kilometers an hour authorities say the siphon has now become. only the un can find solutions to the pandemic which has deepened global inequality that's the message of u.n. secretary general antonio good tennis he addressed the german bundestag in a special ceremony marking the international body 75th anniversary he tears as welcome to the german parliament was was welcome to the german parliament rather by chance under the medical and president frank. he said that can play a cent

emanuel make wrong has tested positive for the corona virus the president's office says it's highly likely that mccrone caught the virus at a european council summit last week that mike mckone has begun 7 days of quarantine his diagnosis is fuelling alarm and anxiety among europe's leaders many of them had close contact with the french president at that summit some of them are now restricting their movements and getting tested. an affectionate squeeze that's how french president emanuel not home greeted officials and heads of government last week at the e.u. summit and how he welcomed portuguese prime minister antonio costa to the elysee palace on wednesday. but now that michael has tested positive for the corona virus those close contacts may wish they dodged his warm embrace. last night the president started to experience symptoms indicative of covered 19 immediately isolated and took a p.c.r. test the results of which confirm that he is positive for coping $1000.00. this is not going to make as for everyone who test positive in this country contact tracing began immediately in order to identify the president's close contacts. back home symptoms are mild he attende

mike has a star. >> you do have a big star there, mike. >> it's time to suck up the helium and start talking. i've got some good news for you. if you want to get outside today, it's going to be pretty comfortable out there. we do have a chance for sprinkles as we head deeper into the forecast, so we'll talk about that coming up. remember how we've been talking about these atmospheric rivers have been missing us and heading north? in alaska all of this has to be cleaned up, and the effort begins today after heavy rains and flooding caused these landslides, several of them, as a matter of fact. at least 30 people have been evacuated after dozens of homes slid down hillsides. two people are missing this morning. the potential for debris flow over the next day is still high, so a landslide advisory remains in effect. we could use that rain desperately. they could use less of it. unfortunately, that's not the way it's going right now, and that is sad to see. such a good story to such a bad story right there. a negative story. i don't want to call it bad. i feel sorry for those folks. >>>

mike has a look at the commute. first a terrific forecast. vianey is in for kari this morning. i know yesterday we dealt with some rain but today it's pretty clear for us. >> clear to start. clear from the rain for sure at least for one more day before we see that rain move in. let's get a beautiful look. it is cold, though. as you head out the door don't forget your coat because it's in the chirts. i'll talk about what you can expect for your daytime highs. first let's check in with mike. >>> all right. you have marcus on the weather front. let's see if we can get a terrific tuesday traffic. let's check the bay bridge toll plaza. marcus, look at this. no problems at the toll plaza. a good flow of traffic without delay. the map will show you anything through the maze. all access, gat drive right now. a smooth flow around the rest of the bay. speed sensors even out of the altamont pass are in the green. right back to you, laura. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> new overnight, two people found dead inside an rv in the south bay. firefighters and officers found the two just after

has no backup. that's the great news for folks traveling out of the maze. back to you. >> thanks, mike. w for you a search is under way for a possible sailor overboard. the navy says this happened on "the uss theodore roosevelt" which is conducting a search and has since discovered one sailor missing following command wide roll call. three helicopters and several other ships are assisting in the effort. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay" this friday morning including two california businesses, unusual ones, that were allowed to stay open during this pandemic. we'll talk about that up next what the businesses are and are they considered really essential? plus, operation toy delivery takes to the skies. coming up more of this amazing delivery video and where those toys are going. you're watching "today in the bay." (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it hap

sweden has struggled to cope with new record numbers of covid-19 every week for almost two months. mike pence has received his covid-19 vaccination live on television. the event was broadcast from the white house. mr. pentz says he plans to promote the vaccine safety and effectiveness -- mr. pence. wall street awaited a stalled coronavirus economic relief package. congressional leaders say they are close to a deal, but there are reports talks can resume next week. more than a dozen children have been killed in a bombing in eastern afghanistan. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack on a religious gathering in a province controlled by the taliban. schoolchildren in nigeria are being reunited with their families. many of the boys say they suffered abuse during their captivity. >> it is a site the world has been waiting for. 344 nigerian schoolboys who suffered a terrible ordeal. some say they were beaten, and many of them report they were starved. "they hit us in one place. then i saw a jet fighter change location, and they hit us somewhere else." it has been 24 hours since they

bill barr has gutted the justice department. mike pompeo has gutted the state department. we are in serious, serious danger here. and unfortunately, that is no longer hyperbolic. that's just the way it is. >> do you share the concerns that some people have voiced that, if your uncle loses the election, that he might try to not leave the white house? that he might try to hold onto power through some extra-democratic means, by force? do you think that that sort of worry is -- is hyperbolic, at this point? or is that the sort of thing that you're concerned he might resort to? >> no, i think it's perfectly reasonable to worry about that. but how he responds, depends a lot on how -- if he loses, how badly he loses. i think, the more resounding joe biden victory, the less likely it is for donald to stick around. he is a -- you know, somebody who needs to be right all the time, and needs to be winning all the time, will need, desperately, to spin away from a crushing defeat. and i -- i don't know what form that would take. but that, as far as i'm concerned, is the only way to, no

and mike pence has been sort of been behind the scenes, staying quiet throughout this process. and now he's got this job again described as the ultimate betrayal because he could be the one to certify the election in favor of joe biden and against donald trump. and that is not something donald trump can wrap his head around. flaf in fact, it's something sources close to the president say he's been thinking about for weeks. he's thinking about ways to muddy the waters and question election results by claiming victory prematurely. so the president has been thinking through different ways not just through vice president mike pence but otherwise how to muddy the waters in this situation, how to put pressure on those around him including vp pence, and we're in for what i imagine will be a wild ride on january 6th. >> it is going to be an interesting few weeks. we can put it that way. alexi mccammen, thank you so much. jill colvin and clint watts, thank you as well. >>> coming up the fears surrounding the biggest travel weekend of the pandemic. and later what to brace for in these fi