it's right on the main drag there in new haven, connecticut. >> look how cute this place is. >> every square inch is pizzeria themed, from the retro style booths to the working jukebox. the entire space, which accommodates four people, is available for $207 a night. pizza not included, though, which is unfortunate. >> however, you're in the heart of new haven, so your steps away from some of the best pizzerias and the most pizzerias per capita. but some of the best rated pizzas are really in the world. frank pepe's sally's come to mind, that's all. >> in connecticut. >> both of them are in connecticut. pizza, pizza, pizza pizza. thanks to the time honored tradition in the land of chocolate in the keystone state, it was raining teddy bears at giant center in hershey, pennsylvania, at the annual teddy bear toss at the hershey bears hockey game against the providence bruins, a record breaking 102,343 teddy bears and other stuffed animals hit the ice, far surpassing last year's hockey world record. they try to do this every year. and why? well, the stuffed animals will be donated to more

the whole corridor from new york city up through new haven.of like pizza central. >> how interesting. >> 95 corridor. yeah. >> okay. the more you know. >> yeah. get a slice there. >> yeah. >> live your fantasy of julia roberts in the pizza shop this morning. we are looking at sfo where we do have clear conditions out there, but it is windy. a wind advisory is in effect through tomorrow morning. so it's not only windy today, it's also going to be a warm afternoon. and we keep those warm winter temps for much of this week. by thursday, some of us could get close to 70 degrees by the afternoon, and we are rain free through the seven day forecast winds right now. this is the immediate concern the wind advisory is in effect. you can see for good reason that offshore wind gusting 20 to 30mph and a lot of spots. and when we have this offshore wind, it does create warmer temperatures. you look at the 24 hour temperature change and we are much warmer compared to this time yesterday by about 10 to 15 degrees in some spots. so that is creating our starti

he works at the intersection of sustainability under the best of value when he joins us now from new haven, connecticut. good to have you with the start. does this mean the lenders going soft on a lining the portfolios with climate change goals? and it's actually unclear what the banks are going to do behind the scenes of these announcements that could be that they are going soft that they'll use as an excuse to allow more climate risk and comment and emissions into their portfolios. or they might just leave the, the, the net 0 bank alliance is a method to allow them to diversify their portfolio. keep fossil fuel companies in the and, and, and let these kind of climate risks klein within there's portfolios. all right, so the banks still recognize the risk of climate change policies to the lending portfolios. yeah, i think it's clear that the, at this point says, lenders, banks, any financial institution understands the risks of climate adaptation to their portfolio, whether that's severe weather or drought disruptions to business, etc. the challenge is that in the short term, and then the

i grew up in new haven, connecticut. >> steve: did you watch a lot of fox going up?h fox. no one in my family will see this. yeah, yeah, yeah, this is far right stuff right now. this is extreme. i did not get the covid vaccine, which my pediatrician said i was too tiny. i was listening to my doctor and so i lost my job as a comedian. i couldn't perform or act. the comedian mandate. nothing says free speech like inject a covid vaccine in your body. >> steve: fauci just got pardoned. >> dating back to 2014. >> brian: you are being truthful. you were banned. >> i was banned. i started watching you guys. and i go they seem pretty nice. >> steve: now we're watching you on fox nation. no pardon needed. >> brian: we just download the app and you. >> go to fox nation, watch it. a 45 minute comedy special filmed at the comedy mother ship in austin, texas, capital of free speech. >> brian: no one does a better trump except for trump. >> dana: the crackdown is coming into focus under president trump's direction.

next is a call from kathy in new haven, connecticut, welcome to our conversation. caller: hi. thank you. i'm just wondering, how can someone who has been convicted -- hi, aim just wondering how can someone who has been convicted of a felony -- host: not sure what happened with that call. we are going to go on to art in washington, d.c. on our line for others. hi, art. caller: good day. thank you for taking this call. i'm also a d.c. resident like the guest here. i'm thankful for the 23rd amendment where d.c. gets three electors to have a say in the presidency. i wanted to ask about the electoral college format. that was part of an appropriation bill in 2023. i noted only a handful of republicans voted for it. like the 23rd amendment when that came before the congress and also the states, there were only a handful of -- it was overwhelmingly adopted, but there was a handful of republican -- conservative leaning states that voted against it. wanted to get the guest's take on the electoral college and republicans' views. thanks. host: first of all to art, thank you for -- we left

>> daniel maxwell is a retired police officer and criminal justice lecturer at the university of new haven. >> 99 times out of 100, they're going to revert to what they've trained in the most, what they're comfortable, what they're most comfortable with in their training. >> plaintiff's attorney pointer seeks to determine if that is true, adding perez becerra's family is left with a lifetime of discomfort and pain. >> every day is an agonizing day, and for them, the pain of the actual incident happening last march hasn't gone away. it hasn't dissipated. and i think most parents would understand that it never will. >> the lawsuit seeks damages and a training overhaul of all officers here at the sunnyvale department of public safety, and we are live in sunnyvale this evening, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. claudine, back up to you in oakland. >> thank you jesse. well, contra costa county has expanded community warnings for incidents at local industrial facilities, including the county's four oil refineries. text alerts will now go out for level one. nonemergency incidents such as minor haza

>> daniel maxwell is a retired police officer and criminal justice lecturer at the university of new haven. >> 99 times out of 100, they're going to revert to what they've trained in the most, what they're comfortable, what they're most comfortable with in their training. >> plaintiff's attorney pointer seeks to determine if that is true, adding perez becerra's family is left with a lifetime of discomfort and pain. >> every day is an agonizing day, and for them, the pain of the actual incident happening last march hasn't gone away. it hasn't dissipated, and i think most parents would understand that it never will. >> the lawsuit seeks damages and a training overhaul of all officers at the sunnyvale department of public safety. in sunnyvale, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> i can't express the amount of hurt that my family has gone through. >> the family of a woman who was killed when she was pushed in front of a bart car, is now suing the transit agency. why? they say bart could have done a lot more to protect their loved one. plus. >> chinese new. >> year is right around the corner. we

i joined the mayor of new haven, and representative row is a delauro to announce new haven was awarded $2 million to reconnect neighborhoods, an exciting and inspiring project to bring communities together, increase housing, and social and economic opportunities. now residents of new haven will be kept in waiting. i was with connecticut farmers just yesterday. we were celebrating millions of dollars in disaster assistance from extreme weather events. now they may not see it for months. maybe never. that's disasters resulting from flooding and hail storm. they were counting on this disaster recovery aid. now they may be deprived of it. connecticut food chair, just talked to them today as well. they're anxiously waiting to learn more about the potential impacts to halting food assistance, maybe through snap, the emergency food assistance program. they're unsure. the president has failed to clarify whether it will apply to snap, but clearly the effects psychologically, creating chaos and confusion is itself a severe deprivation. museums, many of whom run successful education programs crit

i did research on this back in 2019 with another professor at university of new haven, and we found that vehicle ramming attacks were increasing, uh, during the periods of time 2014 on up to 2019. and we've had, uh, an attack previous to this attack in the united states, in new york city, where a guy named sayfullo saipov drove down a bicycle path in new york city, killing eight and injuring another 15. and so this is not something new. it's very difficult to defend against, and it's something that new orleans was not ready for. as, uh, as places like new york city, which have started using things like dump trucks and other large vehicles to block off areas where you have pedestrians. >> yeah. all right. kenneth gray, thank you. we really appreciate your time. thank you. still ahead, vice president kamala harris is set to certify donald trump's second election win exactly four years after rioters stormed the u.s. capitol. and it's all happening as a snowstorm is closing in on washington, dc. we'll talk about it ahead here in the cnn newsroom. >> kobe believed in himself at the youngest p

they went up to to new haven, connecticut to go through the library at yale. they went up to my father's prep school at st paul's in concord, new hampshire, an and the work that they put in was absolutely incredible. and john's written a great book, so i really you all enjoy it and on the last year on the campaign trail, even though i'm not in politics, i ran into judge mike barranco on wife kim everywhere and you were one of the first ones to tell me how much you enjoyed the book and you shared it. other members of the baltimore county bench and others in the bar association. so i want to thank you all for that to. but none of this would be possible. john, you hadn't have done an incredible job writing daniel brewster story. so i want you to know how grateful the entire brewster family is to you, john. thank you. thank you all all. thanks gary. i'd like just to give a few brief reflections about the book and about how i got involved in this and why i'm sitting up here. i got reacquainted with gary a little over a year ago, actually, at a fundraiser at delegate

haven beds. [applause] and give it more new yorkers the help they deserve. are going to do more to help people suffering with serious illness but we cannot walk past them act like they can take care of them health cells when they can't. we note to meet new yorkers cycle between the hospital and homelessness. we are going to build a new housing facility just for on sheltered new yorkers with serious mental illness to give them the help and care and specialized support that they need. and finally, it can we keep families out of shelter in the first place? having a child should be the greatest day of your life. it was for me. you should not have to worry about where you and your baby will sleep after leaving the hospital. you should not have to worry about whether your child will grow up on the verge of homelessness. but, right now we have too many expectant parents entering our shelter system. so today we are making a new commitment to our families. no child should ever be born in our shelter system. [applause] this year we will launch a new program to connect

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and even given new documents and passage to a safe haven. mostly in argentina, as was even managed for the head of state to publish. this goes deeper. the question was asked, what days people live? an excellent means was found. the goals taken from the teeth of the ascent of its victims, mostly subs and jews. and some from the realm of population catch, enormous quantity of gold was sent to the vatican. that was another task for continental step in action. when it became clear that the wall was lost, he organized an annual. in his address to the bishops, he said, we have a special mission, and we choose the most faithful among the faithful. that las colinas left click on image another friend from his school days in the vatican where they loved the catholic doctrine together. trenice left click on it, which is the most faithful and specially chosen, accepted the mission. and personally took the goals to the vatican. there are records, we can locate the fate of that goal because bush also already stopped and arrested people at the boulder. and

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in light of the ongoing national debate on abortion rights, how do you plan to position new york as a safe havenou could speak to what this first-rate -- first aid training program aims to do? what kind of initiatives do you plan to take to mitigate the effects in new york? many of us in this room are looking to the future whether it is college or whatever path we choose. [applause] >> my visit yesterday was a reminder of who we are fighting for, and that we must show them, these young people, that they can thrive here -- that this is where their future is. let me say this, a state of the state can be full of flowery rhetoric and still fail to address the needs of the people. i believe it needs to be much more than just lofty words. it should be a concrete blueprint that will deliver actual results that the people will feel. that's what new yorkers expect and that is what you will see here today, a bold, actionable plan for 2025 that addresses affordability and public safety head on. [applause] let's start with affordability and how i plan to put money back in your pockets. first, i'm calling fo

both california and new york have provided safe haven for these folks to get this care.s is how we're going to survive the next couple of years before we can restore access. these folks are heros. i want us to talk about how the blue states are leading the way and protecting our fundamental freedoms and expanding them while the red states are continuing to do what the majority of americans do not accept, which is hold these women captive, restricting them for bodily atonmy and care they deserve. >> we're now at the point where you need sanctuary states for women's reproductive healthcare. thank you for spending this holiday season with me. i really appreciate your time. >> happy holidays. >> still to come, the cruelty is the point for trump 2.0 when it comes to immigration. the resistance is already beginning. >>> plus, how donald trump's crypto boosting could make some of his biggest financial supporters very, very rich. that's next. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where

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california and new york have codified protections in their constitution. they are providing safe havene folks to cross over and get this care. this is how we will survive the next couple of years before we can restore access and these folks are heros. i want to talk about how the blue states are leading the way protecting our fundamental freedoms while the red states are continuing to do what the mayorty of americans do not accept. hold these women contactive if their states. restricting them from bodily autonomy and care. >> we are getting to where you have to have sanctuary states for women's reproductive health care. thanks for spending a little of this holiday season with me. i appreciate your time. >> happy holidays. >>> still to come, the cruelty is the point for trump 2.0. but the resistance is already beginning. >>> plus, how donald trump's crypto boosting could make some of his biggest financial supporters very, very rich. that's next. supporters very, very rich. that's next. protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rs

they say here in new york city it's not going to be a safe haven for criminals who are just saying they'reposted. stuart: alexis, thanks very much, indeed. ladies and gentlemen, i present to you the president of axon, his name is josh eisner, and he's with us this morning. this is a krone guy, okay? and his -- drone guy, and his company, axon, who is the most rapidly expanding company in the s&p 500 in the past year, is that right? >> yeah. over a 5-year period. stuart: you're doing well, aren't you? >> we're solving problems for our customers, and that that's turning out to be a good business practice. stuart: okay. let's get serious. you've got a sky swap program, is that right? sky swap with. and what you do is you're replacing chinese-made drones with american drones. why are you doing that? >> yeah. the federal government came out at the end of last year and said pretty much that chinese drones have no place anymore in public safety. and it's a tough situation for our customers, because over the last three or four years through no if fault of their own, they've a started to build prog

it is not a safe haven for those committing criminal acts or harm asylum-seekers and new yorkers. >>ion that is not what it is. sanctuary cities have been harboring criminals. >> there has been tremendous great by virtual saving the status of particular municipalities. let me explain and the larger audience may not realize, what happens when i.c.e. asked for detainer? i.c.e. goes to local jurisdiction and you have this guy and hold on to him for 24 hours and we will grab him. these are the crimes which i.c.e. asked detainers. listen to this, violent crimes, burglary, robbery, kidnapping, human trafficking, human rights abuses, criminal traffic offenses. these are things some of the most violent and public safety animus out there towards our system. and yet, the local jurisdictions are virtual signaling they will not cooperate with the feds on these issues even when the feds asked for a detainer. it will be interesting to see if they stick to their plans, what the federal government will be able to do relative. they will get court orders and go back to the local jurisdictions to say,

new chapter of the cold war began. most of the correspondents tv crews and photographers checked into this hotel, the commodore, a safe haven in the west of the city. every day they would set off from here for downtown bay route for the main hotel district, where the holiday inn was the front line. the holiday inn was a war hotel in the sense that it was part of an urban bottles. a bottle between 2 factions of the strategic heights, but it wasn't a price hotel. so none of the journey was covering the battery stayed in the holiday in the holiday, and became one of the 1st significant physical manifestations of the conflict. my name is candace morrison. i'm a professor at or viewed a p and history. the one of my key research interests is in the history of war. hotels for hotels are buildings that function as normal hotels, but often in the context of real instability. so i looked at new minnesota towels, sorry, but it's holiday in beta, it's commodore and but also the hotel you to find bell fast. for example, the lead drop hollis in. you can see a cypress. all of these details have continued to functions, right? this pd of in

haven. it will provide for a new surgical suite, new parking, new care facilities, particularly for women. that kind of investment will make the care better than it is now. i assume all of you would agree that we need to make those capital investments in facilities across the country. and maybe build facilities in parts of kansas that right now don't have any, would you all agree? >> i disagree. i don't think that we can build enough facilities to meet the needs of every veteran in the united states. i think there needs to be a merging between good facilities and -- i don't mean to use of your time. >> and you're absolutely right. and i was unclear, i'm not saying that facilities should be billed for every veteran who need some community care, no question about it. but the facilities that exist right now serving veterans in connecticut or kansas should be the gold standard. they ought to be top-flight. we want to give veterans the best care possible, would you agree with that one? >> 100%. >> thank you. let me just conclude by saying you know, this conversation seems a little bit surreal t

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new and improved app for its riders. it's called ride. plus and it you can download it now. right? plus offers on-demand transportation for riders in half moon granada east palo alto and the belle haven neighborhood of menlo park. right now the transit agency is recommending riders keep using existing apps until the official launch of this new app, which is next monday. >> still ahead here to incarcerated, firefighters are hard at work in los angeles. why their working conditions are brings being brought to light. and a south bay started doing what it can to help the firefighters, how suppress and spray. is he in those efforts? and dotting a pet and san francisco could help animals in >> first responders from across the country have been hoping to contain those major wildfires in los angeles county. and this includes several crews from the bay area. kron jack molmud tells us what they're doing. >> of all the horrific scenes shown from the thousands of acres scorched and lives ruined by los angeles fires. photos show with the panic and terror cemented into history. photos also show the heroism of firefighters from all over the country to kind of get in job to kind of help. >> so when

barricade inside his haven for weeks surrounded by um, security. officers authorities failed to detain you last week during a 6 out stand off. those are from 8 o'clock. got more news coming up here on out is are right off the we go to $1.00 and $1.00 we can still see the counting, the cost serious. the leaders have inherited an economy in ruins of can they rebuild the nation. ukraine has turned off the types of rushes gas flows to europe, but who does the decision cost? plus the sales of foreign smartphones of drunk file was tough in china. counting the cost on india cities are booming, but she didn't, homes and communities across the country lies a deadly bible. as best of the dust from that can fit the defendant came out of the face all my own. all the moment the young dozens of countries have banned the toxic mineral, which gives about 255000 people every year. india no longer mines is best. those but is the, was largest in photo producing materials for housing to move to cause, leaving workers with the dangerous legacy of jobs, or get the marginally in orange. with those speaking out about the unfolding health crisis, the they faced feels opponents and the wor

new improved at for its ride. plus, service is available for download, right? plus offers on demand transportation for people in half moon bay of granada east palo alto and the belle haven neighborhood of menlo park. as of right now, the transit agency is recommending writers keep using the existing app until the official launch on monday, january. 20th mlk day existing customers. we'll also need to make a new account. so prepare for that. alright, weather time here as we get a live look outside at them. adjust to golden gate. >> kathy trafton here to bring us as details on the weather. yeah, it wasn't that a beautiful picture of the set of the golden gate bridge. my goodness, gracious. >> after a beautiful day, temperatures today warmer than normal. as many as 2 to 10 degrees warmer san francisco. 62 as warm a 70 that was in san jose. and it's chilly as 59. and that was in livermore. so there you go with our temperatures. look at contours going now is you go through time. high pressure still remains in control. you see a little bit action, little bit of change. but basically we still get a lot of offshore winds for the next number of days. low temperatures will my good

sandra, new york city mayor eric adams met with border czar, tom homan last month think the city will not be a safe haven migrants who commit violent crimes. adams said this week plans to meet with president-elect trump's team are in the works. back to you. >> sandra: cb cotton live in the studio, john. >> john: let's dig deeper victor ability i.c.e. agent with homeland security investigation. let me read from "the new york post." these guys are accused of doing three venezuela migrants with baby face tren de aragua leader peddled illegal pistols shotguns, because guns across new york city prosecutors alleged. the defendant has access to seemingly endless supply of loaded guns assistant district attorney peer to the defendant sold the grounds while out on a bench warrant. these folks come into the country illegally and then they proceed to engage in illegal operations, seemingly with almost impunity. >> that is right, time. this is a different category of illegal aliens we have been dealing with in the last several years. they are not coming economic migrants coming to the united states to seek a better

, in still a safe haven college to understand how it affects di nights counting the cost on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the, i'm sort of a good to have you with us. this is the news, our life from the coming up in the program today, hours before 110 pallets, the prisoners were set to be freed. is really government is suspending their release. that's after palestinian groups released 3 is released and 5 ty, nationals held in gaza as part of the ceasefire agreements between is real and how much israel's down to you in refugee agency for allison use comes into effect cutting off vital humanity are in a to gosh, and the mirror of guitar is in damascus.

new york city mayor eric adams met with incoming border czar tom homan last month saying this city will not be a safe havenweek he plans to meet with president-elect trump and his team, and all of this is in the works. stuart: the c.b., thank you very much, indeed. a judge in aurora, colorado, just ordered the emergency closure of an apartment complex which had been overrun by migrant gang members. the judge called it an immediate threat to public safety, immediate threat. cindy proromero brought this problem to light when you shared that doorbell video of the migrant gang. explain to me, why did it take so long for something to happen? >> i really wish i understood. it's, it's been a problem since august of last year. the city knew about the problem way before that. i don't know why it was allowed to stay open for so long. stuart: one of the -- now we know that one of the migrants from the video that you shared was arrested and released four times before that break-in. he also had a deportation order against him. who do you blame for really a gross failure of holding these people accountable? >> that was

in still a safe haven costing to understand how it affects the nights. counting the cost on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the, i'm sort of a good to have you with us. this is the news our lives from don't. coming up in the program today, hours before $110.00 pallets saying prisoners were set to be freed. is really government is suspending their release. that's after palestinian groups released 3 is released and 5 ty, nationals held in gaza as part of the ceasefire agreements between is real and how much israel's been on the un refugee agency. allison use comes into effect cutting off vital few minutes here in a to gust and be in the are of guitar is in damascus, becoming the 1st foreign leader to visit syria since the overthrow of the charlotte . the israel's government is suspending the release of palestinian prisoners hours before they were set to be freed. that is, according to his really media reports. israel had agreed to free a 110 palestinians detained in his prisons as part of the ongoing gaza ceasefire. deal at least 32 of them are serving life sentences. another $48.00 or serving links, the jail terms and 30 palestinian children were also due to be freed.

haven neighborhood of menlo park. right now the transit agency is recommending riders keep using the existing app until the official launch of the new app. but again, you can download the new app. now, official launch is january 20th, which is monday and the existing customers are going to make a new account. so you do need to do it at some point. >> looking outside at the golden gate bridge right here, which is subject to some pretty strong wind gusts last night this morning on all the way into tomorrow morning as another offshore wind event is taking place currently across the not just the bay but the rest of the state. these winds moving into the bay area and pushing any fog way away t- from us. also resulting in very dry, low humidity conditions into the afternoon. it again feeling a little warmer than average as we move into the afternoon today, gusts of wind around 20 to 30 miles per hour regularly. peak gusts in excess of 50 miles per hour have already had gust in the east bay hills in excess of 50 miles an hour. we do have high wind advisories for the north bay mountains. wouldn't be surprise to see these expanded wind warni

new year. >> trey: 119th congress hasee begun.let mike johnson reelected speakerno but not before little drama.me sound member ms needed to hear their name called more than once into members needed to havenno stroked. maga was clear he wanted the debt ceiling raised mike johnson as speaker. somyet, some back him kentuckys congressman and house oversight james comer who was alsosm outok that family business dealings. welcome to you, mr. chairman. w what is on your agenda for your committee both legislatively and from oversight same point in the new session? >> well, we are excited about 119th congress, trey, we will by working closely with the trump administration specifically with doge. in constant communication with vivek ramaswamy and elon musk anwad they aremy initiatives. most of their policy initiativ s and legislature takee ha jurisdiction over the workforcee jurisdiction over the federal buildings.e ha we have jurisdiction over the u.s. postal service, which is something to talk about. we have jurisdiction over a lot thinof tech information technolt the tech geniuses are wanting to use to catch proper payments and other types of fraud. we will be busy in the upcominge session work