this is milo. >> oh. >> he's not happy about it. say hello. >> cute. >> lucy said she wants to go on a play date and can't wait to run around. >> that is so sweet. it would be funny to see the two of them together. >> oh, it would be awesome. she plays very well. maybe in the new year, in 2021, we can get lucy together with milo. that would be super fun. you'd like that, wouldn't you? yes, she said. we're so ready for 2021. she wanted to come on and say hi. it's been two weeks, she was on vacation last week for some christmas vacation, but i said, do you want to come on and say hi to everybody? she hopped up and is ready to go. let's bring in the storm ranger doppler radar. some rain in the area, nothing too heavy. a little bit of drizzle around the bay and peninsula. let's look at the rainfall that has been producing some heavier pockets at times. it's moved out of santa rosa, also napa. pushing over vacaville in fairfield. and off towards the south, we're seeing some of the showers developing other places as well. and the timeline

afghanistan a threat to fundamentalists and those she criticized that i have 10 more daughters like milo who could give their lives for a cause but i want the killers apprehended back in the know what it was not targeted killings of journalists like my one by gunmen or car bombs have become all too common in afghanistan despite the ongoing peace talks between the government and the taliban the country is still rated as one of the world 5 most dangerous places for journalists and with weekly reports of new attacks threats and intimidation local journalist groups are raising the alarm in november the afghan journalist safety committee wrote a letter to the un security council urging it to help reduce the violence. i don't think it's ever been as. scary as it is right now. because it seems that all journalists are under threats. well in only 6 weeks we have lost jobs for jobs some have all. jobs you know are. targeted killings. so on. and that has created that sense if you're an american journalist all over the country. just days after my one's death and almost 300 kilometers away another j

. >> la propuesta incluye 20 milo millones de dólares para distribución de la vacuna contra el covid-ctor anthony fauci, en un esfuerzo por convencer al público en su seguridad y eficacia . >> algunos políticos dicen que la ayuda no termina en esta medida, esperan negociar otro estímulo económico regreso con ustedes randy serrano . >> profundizamos en la ayuda que reciben las fmailias mixtas, fátima nos dice más desde san francisco, explicamnos los que sze verán beneficiados cuándo llegaria el dinero . >> esta es la gran pregunta, no tenekmos fecha exacta en las próxima semanas se hacen los primeros envíos de dinero, esta ganancia es significativa para la comunidad inmigrante, las familias se pueden beneficiar, esto significa que ciudadanos y residentes casados con esta persona de estatus legal, pueden casarse haciendo el pago de impuestos jujntos, en el marco legal estas familia eran excluidas, hablamos con las familias nos dicen lo impo de recibir este alivio financiero . >> esto nos ayuda a pagar viles atrasadols, más que (inentendible) atrasada, pues sí, atrasados en el agua la lu

lulu: milo? adam: milo. lulu: it's just wild to see because i don't at all connect to it.nis: so you guys will work together and try to come up with something. lulu: yes, i would love it. adam: yeah, we'd love to. ♪ lemonis: and also, i've introduced her to a contemporary artist, rolland berry, to help her work on her creativity. lulu: oh, my gosh. this is insane. lemonis: she historically hasn't liked color at all. rolland: so he brought you to the place that has the most color in the world. lulu: totally. rolland: okay, let's paint. let's play games. let's paint. lulu: let's do it. rolland: all the way on, all the way up. tighter, tighter, tighter. not bad. lulu: ah! rolland: it's okay. i'm gonna calm her down for you, okay? ready? lulu: okay. ♪ rolland: whoo! lulu: this is so cool. i learned to just bring out my inner artist. i love it. ♪ lulu: hi. lemonis: hi. lulu: how are you? lemonis: good. unless a deal can be made with florence to solve the manufacturing issue, i'm not sure what the next step is because there's the show coming and production that needs to happen.

milo foundation just got in this mama and her day-old puppies and it has a lot more. >> we are seeinga lot of frustration with people looking for small dogs. they are just snatched up like crazy. >> reporter: unfortunately it's the bigger and older dogs that get left behind, but not today. john sherbino found the perfect dog to add to his family. >> it's a lot of joy and a little bit of purpose, you know, something to wake up for. >> reporter: one of the bright spots of this pandemic may be the increase in adoptions. even the number of cats is down at shelters. >> it really touches the heart to see that sort of outpouring and people opening their homes to pets. >> reporter: andrea nakano, kpix 5. >> i want them all. [ laughter ] i just need a big backyard. >> i think i want one of those untrained puppies. [ laughter ] >> oh yeah. >> kind of fall down the stairs, you know. >> i think they are talking about potty training, which you may want somebody else to take care of that for you. >> yeah. >> one puppy was five and a half weeks old and already was a big dog. >> that will be a big on

thanksgiving hit and run, officers say a 40-year-old man was crossing bayshore boulevard toward the milo hotel about 8:00, when a car traveling on geneva avenue toward bayshore hit him. the vehicle swerved into oncoming traffic but avoided hitting other cars. >>> police suspect a vehicle is a 2011 or 2014 toyota sienna minivan. with damage on the front passenger side. >>> today, the board of directors approved new labor contracts for the agencies three largest unions. here are the highlights. no wage increase in the first year, conditional raises and the second and third years based on ridership. the average weekday ridership must reach at least 60% of pre- pandemic levels. the contracts are from july 2021 through june 2024. >>> for most of us 2020 can't end soon enough, right? but if you are thinking of renting in airbnb to ring in the new year, you might want to think again. effective today, guests without a solid history of positive reviews will not be allowed to book an entire home for the night of december 31. airbnb did something similar ahead of halloween. existing bookings will s

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through dialogue the dispute between kenya and somalia dominate the talks of the summit and presidents milo mcginn of djibouti and the ethiopian prime minister ahmed us a bit of played out. crucial role 1st of all meeting the 2 leaders separately and then later on as the day went on bringing them together in the same room so they have face to face talks on its side it's there they agreed to commit to talks between them the chairperson of the african union most african hamad in his address to the regional leaders said the dispute between kenya and somalia was undermining their efforts to fight al shabaab of the african peacekeeping mission in somalia. which kenya contributes files on soft troops kenya also plays host to hundreds of thousands of somali refugees and has been in efforts to find peace in somalia in the past kenya has always denied that it's interfering in the in tunnel matters of somalia and other issues that were discussed include the present war in ethiopia between the federal government and the to grow regional administration something that the government says it has now been

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. >> we went to coffee, every morning, at milo, to casey's. that was a ritual. >> reporter: after coffee, saying hello to neighbors, they bounce back down the gravel road to home. bill dropped off shirley at the top of the driveway. >> i let her out of the pickup, and she said i think i'll finish my coffee before i chore. and i said, honey, i'll see ya between 11:00 and 11:30. >> you never know, do you, bill? >> you don't. >> reporter: bill headed off to sell a load of corn at the grainery, about an hour away. by 11:00 a.m., he remembers being just a few miles from home when he got a call from his daughter. >> and she said, dad, mom's dead. jason found her. >> reporter: jason, bill's son, had called 911. this is what he said. >> my mom. my mom is laying here on the floor, blood -- there's blood everywhere and she's dead and i don't know what happened. >> reporter: bill got to the house, ran from his truck, passing son jason on the back deck. >> i went in and there she lay, with her feet up against the bread -- bread drawer. and she looked like

. ♪ i want to wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ i want to wish you a merry christmas ♪ >> 5-year-old milown the house. ♪ from the bottom of my heart ♪ i want to wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ i want to wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ i want to wish you a merry christmas from the bottom of my heart ♪ >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by progressive. making it easy to bundle insurance. >> and we want to wish him a merry christmas. >> and all of you. and all of you. >> makes me want to kick my chair. >> and throw off my guitar. that kid is amazing. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." gayle king, anthony mason and tony dokoupil are off. a lot of news this morning, including the controversial presidential pardons. first, the tough choices facing many americans trying to safely visit their families for christmas. millions of people are still traveling despite cdc warnings about the dangers of spreading covid-19. the u.s. reported more than 228,000 new coronavirus cases just yesterday. many health care workers are sacrificing their own christmas celebrations to keep up. a reco

jimmy's a third generation farmer, and he grows cotton, corn, wheat, milo, and operates a seed sales business. he's a great leader in the cotton industry as the past chair of the national cotton council of america, the american cotton producers and the cotton foundation. he's a founding member of cotton leads, the cotton industry sustainability program, and a member of the boards of cotton incorporated, the texas agriculture cooperative council, the gulf coast cooperative. he's one of the first farm leaders to visit china to work to expand u.s. ag exports into that country. he's also a great leader within the cooperative farm credit system which he first joined in 1974. jimmy was first elected by his fellow south texas farmers to represent them on the board of the coastal bed production credit association in february, 1982. jimmy went on to become a life long board member of the farm credit bank of texas where he served today as board chair and oversees efforts to support farmers in texas, new mexico, louisiana, alabama and mississippi. this year jim request will complete his term as