noel. thanks, john. >> well, love the forty-niners. they are going to continue to move on through the playoffs. now our top story they are taking on the green bay packers in the second round of the nfl playoffs after they pulled off a nerve wracking victory against the dallas cowboys yesterday. kron four's will tran joining us live this morning. i would say the highlights. he's going tell you it's the low he's a cowboy fan, cowboys fan. i'm fan through and through noel. there is bandwagon. >> why then a life. i'm sorry. why? why? why? why do you choose that life to be a dallas cowboys fan? well, because i'm loyal to my team. i know a lot of people in the newsroom. biggest bandwagon jumpers, no run on by their niners jersey is lifelong fans. >> we sadly name to it. a lot of people office and niners fans. i hope you're not because i know you're from los angeles, noel. so anything other than the rams, i might be side. i knew. so having said that, let's talk about the niners and what they did yesterday when they went in to big d and took c

real quick, let's go to noel first.t struck out -- what stuck out to you that the governor said? >> the grocery tax which i thought was really relevant right now and what we are seeing speech from servant and i'm energized by this and i think all virginians have got to give. griff: kristin, last word, you have about 10 seconds, what say you? >> it's good to see a peaceful transfer of power. he has big ideas and a lot of work ahead of him. for the sake of virginia i hope he's able to work with parties to get things done. kristin and noel, thank you very much for your time today, you're watching live the speech from glenn youngkin. a lot more coming up on the next hour of fox news live. stay tune. >> to disagree -- woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. with 30 grams of protein. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback

if you do, i don't know if you're a noel. i probably would come back to get that second shot. >> i don't know. i feel like like you said points to you know, if that's the margin of error there, i'm not sure i assume we're going to be ordered to get booster shots yet again at some point anyway. so maybe we'll just wait for that. it's good to at least let these folks know if you got that shot at kaiser over moment between october and december, that it's something you should be aware of. so well, thanks for that report. the u.s. surgeon general says the omicron surge has not reached its peak. doctor. vivek murthy says the wave of infections is moving at different paces all across the united states. he says we should not expect to see a peak in the coming days. murthy ads, the next few weeks are going to be tough. this comes as more than 750,000 new covid infections were reported across the country every day for the past week. the number of americans dying is also increasing with nearly 1800 deaths reported on sunday alone. now,

and one in particular was a gentleman by the name of noel bloom -- >> that name again, noel bloom had company that became known as "live entertainment" and then wound up working uncomfortably with jose. >> they bickered about a lotta things? >> well, mostly it was because of the pornography. jose didn't like that at all. >> did it seem to you that there was a motive there? >> possible. >> we found this tape of bloom deep in the nbc archives. >> you didn't kill jose menendez? >> absolutely not. >> and wondered what he had to say today. >> what are you doin'with yourself now? >> well, i'm retired. kinda like forced retirement -- >> oh, but your resume? your resume is special -- >> my resume -- could scare people. >> noel bloom, known for years to law enforcement authorities as a kingpin in the porn trade with alleged ties to east coast mobsters. >> why would they say you were involved with organized crime? >> because people had a perception that people in the adult business were in organized crime, which is totally not true. at least i had -- i wasn't -- >> were some of the people who y

noel. thanks, john. >> the forty-niners are turning their focus now to their matchup against the packers. meanwhile, the raiders are looking for a new general manager after firing mike mayock's kron. 4 sports director jason dumas says has the latest in sports. the does have all but settled dallas at jerry's world after the forty-niners got a big time win. they're now looking ahead to the divisional round against the green bay packers at lambeau stadium. but they did not get out of dallas on state wondering nick foles to both left the game and did not return warner had a low ankle sprain in. >> nick bosa suffered a concussion. jimmy g also that band of the screen to shoulder in the 2nd quarter. but he played through the good news, both warner and drop a little. they practiced. they are both expected to be ready to go for saturday. the team also expects posted it clear concussion protocols, but >> that is still a little more in the air. when you get these head injuries, got to really take it

noel. and we're going to see a lot more of it today than yesterday. as of right now. still on that cusp of sunshine. and there's a little bit of low cloud cover, but not as much as yesterday. visibilities been okay. we haven't seen any major spots of fog forming across the bay. >> a couple of pockets around mount tam in marine county. aside from that, though, we're looking pretty good. saw a few sprinkles near the coast yesterday. that's not going to be a thing today with our ever increasing sunshine and current temperatures are pretty chilly. so the biggest thing you got to know this morning as just keep the jackets close, a hand, 30's 40's for most of us. san francisco, though, you're the lone spot at 50 santa rose. in the meantime, along with napa down at 36 degrees. now, as far as our roadways are concerned, we do have one incident. now we do have the center lanes cleared on northbound one. 0, one near san jose's international airport. but it has sent a delay all the way down. one o one

noel. thanks, john. >> our top story this morning, the san francisco forty-niners moving on to take on the green bay packers in the second round of the nfl playoffs. the niners pulled off a very nerve wracking victory against the dallas cowboys yesterday. but aww kron four's will tran joining us live this he's changed. he's got the highlights, but he's no longer wearing that forty-niners. >> now you know why? for pro, you know what? i agreed. i did it for 2 soak it in because it is now. it's back to. morning because my cowboys lost. so i'm in mourning this morning. i've been talking smack all week, but i can give congratulations to the niners and their fans. let's get to the highlights are as a cowboys fan like me like to call it the low lights 1st quarter first drive alijah mitchell to the right. no problems barely touch. and this is pretty much setting the tone all game. then late 3rd quarter deebo samuel, perhaps the best all around player the nfl has ever seen big zags into the end zone

noel.nt biden said today that he's not even sure the russian people know exactly how president putin is going to act. but he reiterated that the u.s. >> stands ready. >> it would change the world if russia invades ukraine. the white house is still considering a wide range of options. but on tuesday, president biden made one thing clear. we have no intention of putting american are forces in ukraine. the pentagon announced monday it's preparing to send as many as 8500 troops to join the nato response force on the eastern flank in an effort to deter president putin. they're going to be serious economic consequences if you move to keep couldn't guessing. the biden administration is not disclosing exactly what financial punishments it has ready. well, they could cut russia off from u.s. dollars in international banking. president biden said they will also include personal sanctions against his russian counterpart. we see that the kremlin said the pentagon strip announcement shows the u.s. is fe

exactly noel. so people need be on the lookout if they are headed to mission street and escape starting to live in a little over 8 hours. so prepare for people to just be outside watching the game. now, this match is trying to be. >> trying to be towards one of the best-selling playoff games in history. and fans have bought tickets and to go down to los angeles. and some of the faithful say win or lose, the price is worth it. hundrede of fans have already made their way down south to them. watch the people predict that. so if i is going to be blanket in a red and gold and united airlines officials say that flights to los angeles have been completely booked. the airline even gave some fans a sendoff at sfo yesterday to pop a group of passengers headed down to la. now we've got a chance to catch up with some of them about the chances of the forty-niners making another super bowl appearance. >> our team this good again said the rams. but you know, so far, i'm ready when the 3rd jimmy g the the defensi

noel. >> thanks, dave.he east bay, parents and teachers in oakland are concerned about the possibility of some school closures. rumors have been looming all week long that there will be closures are mergers within the oakland unified school district. a representative from the teachers union is speaking out. kron four's rob nesbitt has that report. >> educators and oakland are worried about losing their jobs and feel that schools with predominantly black and brown students are being targeted. and oakland school board member released this list of 2 schools that could merge and 12 schools that have the potential to close, including west lake middle school where timothy killings works as a case manager. i was very disappointed when our schools on the list. he says that his biggest concern is that he'll be out of a job by the end of the school year. there are closures or mergers. somebody has to go can be 2 principles can be to teachers can be 2 sides. teachers, people start losing their jobs. so, yes, we're ver

>>a good day there, noel. today, everybody. we saw a will out there earlier there yet his gloves on little chilly in the morning hours. but boy, in the afternoon, are still january? is that thermometer just doesn't know when it's moving sfo. no delays, of course, and enjoying the sunshine. a little bit of haze, though. so we'll call high clouds. here's the east bay shoreline. all lit up as well with blue skies temperature. check pushing through those 50's getting awfully close to 60 up in the north and off to the east bay freemont. you're there at 60 63, half moon bay. 59 for san jose was 64 freeman. 58. meanwhile, for san francisco, give you a quick comparison. even with those lofty numbers happen based trailing a little bit compared to yesterday at this time open 3 degrees behind. everybody else is in some cases, a half a dozen degrees ahead of yesterday. so we have to look for too, for the rest of the afternoon. they said the more the same, mostly sunny to kind of some of that high cloudiness, the action that we were kind of

noel.n. >> nearly 2 years of disruption caused by covid-19. has resulted in a collective shift and people's relationships not only with friends and family but work and technology as well. jane king is in new york with that story. >> no doubt about it. the endemic has changed how we live accent or in its 15th annual fee or trends report filled 5 major changes that businesses and employees should adapt to as society evolves. the first trend is come as you are the sense of people have begun to question who they are and what matters most to them. tools to creating opportunities for brands begin to reach out to people and say we recognize the you define yourself as. >> and we're creating products and specifically to you. >> in addition, americans are ending abundance thinking with supply chain issues and concerned about the environment taking over. >> has raised this really this very fundamental around consumerism and the way mitchell rights. >> and the members got a lot of attention in the past

the first noel plays. cheering. thank you so much for coming out and supporting us.e a huge difference. thank you. cheering. applause. he's running on fumes. he's very emotional, very tired. we're all so proud of him. we all know how long and mentally strong _ we all know how long and mentally strong he _ we all know how long and mentally strong he is. he's not quitting and he won't quit. that's how he is. morning. applause. just amazing. i'm so proud of him. it's notjust for us, it just means the world. just really tired. it's been really tough, but we'll try to enjoy it. i will try to enjoy it even though it feels i'm walking on broken glass. and they are about to set out found that extra mile! - they're heading your way, sally! one more mile to go. on he sets off on his final mile, you could see lindsay and macy with him, having run 100 miles already. he's got one more mile still to go. can't really express kevin. he's kevin. he's a legend in the game, and a legend outside of the game. cheering. don't make me cry. i'm not going to make you cry! you've done it. tha

cheering and applause horn honks music: the first noel cheering and applause thank you so much for comingupporting us, all right? you make a huge difference, so thank you! he's running on fumes. he's very emotional, very tired. but we're just all so proud of him. we know how mentally strong kevin is. - i think he's really digging - in and, look, you can see that with him, but he's not- quitting and he won't quit. that's how he is. morning! just amazing. we are just so proud of him. itjust means so much, notjust for us, but for all the mnd community and, yeah, just means the world. i'm just really tired. it's been really, really tough, but we'll try and enjoy this, even though i feel like i'm walking on broken glass! and they are about to set off on that extra mile! i they're heading your way, sally! - one more mile to go! as he sets off on his final mile, you could see lindsey and macy with him. having run 100 miles already, he's got one more mile still to go. can't really express... kevin is kevin. he's been a legend in the game. he's a legend outside of the game now. cheering don't make

noel, what? he's all right. thanks, dave. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 3 doctor anthony fauci is hinting at the possible end to the current covid surge. we've got his timeline in just a bit. plus, how one california school district is strengthening its mask mandate to try and fight against omicron. but first, we're following the wildfire burning in big sur going to be in big sur going to be spea when a truck hit my car, in big sur going to be spea the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ don't settle for products that give you a sort-of white smile. try crest whitening emulsions... ...for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets... ...swipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whiter teeth. shop crestwhitesmile.com. ♪ add downy to your wash for all the freshness and softness of home. even when you're not at home. feel th

be banned from restaurants, cultural facilities, and long distance trains and flights. tennis star, noel joker, which has been admitted or has admitted to proving, providing rather false information when he submitted his travel papers to the australian authorities. the government is considering whether to cancel a joke of riches visas, which would mean he cannot play in the australian open as the world's number one men's tennis player, novak jock of which is accustomed to life under the microscope. but even by his lofty standards, the intensity of the spotlight focused on his every move in melbourne is now extreme good. looks like he's going to be able to play and compete in the trailing open, which you know, we do want the best players there. but like i said, i think there's still a few few questions to be answered on until that happens tough to give a definitive opinion on, on everything he won his initial case in court. but wait a deportation decision by a federal government keenly attuned to the feelings of australian voters, most of whom, who have diligently followed pandemic rules

noel. thanks, dave. >> there have been thousands of flight cancellations and delays over the last couple of weeks during this holiday season. a lot due to the omicron variant creating havoc travelers and airlines. we're having to cobble together flight crews as infections are pilots and flight attendants. michael shure shows us how people are trying to get back home after the new year. >> i want to fly right now, new year, same frustrations. more travelers are facing delays and cancellations as they try to get back home from the holidays boarded the flight. >> on time. so that was great. and then set for our and then they decided we needed to deplane and then the flight was totally canceled. airlines canceled more than 2400 us flights saturday that's the highest single-day total since just before christmas. today's cancellations bringing the total since christmas eve to more than 13,000. according to tracking service flightaware. i find all look about like 8 o'clock at night. >> my place ca

noel. >> thanks, dave. big story this morning after a week of virtual learning the hayward unified school board has voted to return to in-person learning starting next tuesday. but the district is taking new safety measures as they move back into the classroom. kron four's camila barco joining us live now with the latest details. camila. yet the morning. also, school board members were divided on whether to go virtual are not for this upcoming school week. however, by a 3 to 2 vote members of the state decided that students should go back to the classroom next week. the district >> voted if you remember to go remote last week after many teachers contracted covid quarantine. that decision came with a financial risk not during last night's meeting. the superintendent raised the same concerns with keeping classes virtual for another week. he says the district wrist losing 2.5 million dollars each day if their campuses are closed due to their daily attendance requirements. and the california de

noel. >> thanks, dave.ks anniversary of roe v wade marking nearly half a century since the court's legalized abortion nationwide. house speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement this morning. she said, quote, roe v wade stands as a pillar of health of freedom for every person today. this historic victory now faces its most alarming threat in decades from right-wing forces, including in state legislatures and on the supreme court. she continued on to say, as we mark this momentous anniversary, let us renew our pledge to never relent in defending health freedom across our nation, wherever. and whenever it comes under threat, end quote. coming up later, we'll take you to the march for life rally. that did happen ahead of today's 49th anniversary. here at home. today's big day for the forty-niners and the packers to fans have been telling us all week how they are excited for today's playoff game. many already have made their way to green bay, wisconsin for the game. kron 4 sarah stinson. she's not there, but we d

yeah, good day, noel. good day, the fog is interesting today. also mixed in with a little bit of pollution is at work as well. but >>around the golden gate bridge and around the bay. it's immediate. they centric not at the coast which sometimes gets us with the morning fog going on. >>well, this not a problem here or even a good chunk of the north bay as get into that in just a bit. but let's jump over. the visible satellite is took a snapshot here and you can see the fog is pretty much right around the immediate bay east bay shoreline in spilling into the santa clara valley as well. but we don't see that problem along the coast as much. so it's not the typical type of fog we always get from this infection. fog. what we have is a bit that offshore wind. so it's basically blowing the fog towards that general direction. it's spilling into the santa clara valley because of that this offshore wind will continue for this afternoon. good clip up there. looks like, but those winds kind of about 20 miles per hour or so. they'll settle down as we get int

so noel, he d. sitting on these boxes, all this stuff came to the mom's house to their home.ed was she had opened the walmart app on her phone. and, you know, she's looking for furniture. so her cart has all the stuff, but yet issued an order yet and he got a phone clicked order, order order and everything came. >> and she didn't even realize this until suddenly like they started getting all these deliveries. >> i would have thought, you know, oh, my god, it's modeled from heaven like this is just look at what god is sending me. but no. haha. all those 5 coaches, right? you're paying for it, honey. but here's the great thing is that i think that the kid allowed her to decide in person what she wanted to keep his walmart has the return policy. so then you're is a pain to boxing up. but oh, my god that face. oh, it's ok, buddy. you didn't call me a favor. in the end, it's fun. it's fine. look at all that stuff. >> all it you to a story of the day. pandas. today's of things that was going to 60's all the way through pretty much the rest of the month. monday of next week is the l

noel. just really excited for the fact that we've got a california matchup here for the nfc championship, i think going to be so fun for nfc west rivalry. good to have it. not too far away from home. and i just think. >>a lot of 40 niner fans are going to head down to la and try to get some tickets for that game. so we could be seeing another sea of red in la the hour. we'll talk after the break. kate, thank you for that live report coming up here on kron on the oakland police department has deployed a new strategy to try and fight violent crime. we've got details on that. plus, a possible new vaccine mandate coming to the south bay. you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. a

here to sort it all out for us is gop fundraiser noel nick paul and demonstrate laura fink. in our party that are unwilling to deal. i think when the majority is so narrow, that makes it so difficult. the american recovery act was bipartisan. the infrastructure bill was bipartisan. something that was not done by president trump in four years, we have an infrastructure every week, we got it done with 19 senator supports. getting masks into the hands of americans and tests in the hands of americans, leveraging the power of the american postal service is a good thing. it is a hard moment. two senators from your own party that will not budge. i think joe biden has shown he is resilient and i think you will see things improve. >> all right. noel, it was not just about two senators that refused to budge. there were many other things. the handling of covid, the handling of the economy. what is your thought? >> well, i mean, we can continue from that and go afghanistan pullout. we can go from, you know, exactly how he handled the rollout, you know, of covid and what he has done ther

noel walker from the dallas fort worth station has the story. >> reporter: there are iconic images thatquite tell the story >> reporter: the picture of the american west might be different than you think >> the cowboys, it wouldn't matter what color your skin was. it was a tough job and who wanted the job and who could do the job. >> reporter: one third were cowboys of color african-american,inative american and hispanic. that's why cleo hearn, seen here two years ago, started the cowboys of color rodeo in 1971, to show case the diverse contributions to cowboy culture. no more fitting day to have it on mlk day >> that's what we need to embrace is we all have to work together to get to where we're going today. >> reporter: the cowboys of color rodeo has been at the fort worth stock show and rodeo for 12 years this year more than 200 top rodeo athletes competed. for frank branch, this is home >> and like a lot of people always tell me we never see a colored cowboy >> he wants to buck stereotypes but not get bucked off a bronk >> a lot of kids look up to us like this, you know. they think

her mom, noel, hiked a quarter- mile through a snowstorm in active labor. that's when downed trees block an ambulance crews path to her house. a true story. amazingly, she made it them and they made it to the hospital in time for doctors to safely deliver a happy, healthy baby. congratulations. healthy, happy family. up next, going to extremes to prevent covid spread. how robots will be feeding olympic athletes. >> we are counting down to wildcard sunday. the niners travel to dallas to take on the cowboys. kickoff at 1:30 sunday followed by >> it is only tuesday but never too early to look ahead to the weekend. especially a holiday weekend. martin luther king holiday on monday. amateurs will be almost exactly as normal across the bay area. which means a mix of upper 50s and low 60s. a mix of clouds and sunshine across the entire region. looks like a nice three day weekend overall. of course, we continue to keep you updated. as that weekend slowly draws closer. holiday weekends always move slowly. >> it's true. all right. thank you. coming up at 5:00, little

so we're just around the corner from my auntie marjorie and uncle noel.ddad and my nan, so if anyone�*s going to know anything about what they would have made of this, it's them. so it's a good place to start, i think. hello! uncle! long time! good to see you. auntie! flowers for you, dear. thank you! i will give you a kiss, even though i have the mask, i'm double jabbed now, they tested me, i'm fine. they were supposed to come to my wedding this summer, but the pandemic meant they couldn't make it. it's true. got some pictures for you. i will show you these. that is a closer one of granddad there. it's funny, because granddad always had something to say. i'd just love what he would have thought about it all. all these changes. change is good. you can't stay the same all the time. you've got to move on, you can't say the same all the time. i don't accept it. all of my money is in england still. our pension and everything is still in england. i have assurances, the pension will still be the same. but things don't say the same, things hae to change — change

maybe noel. >> thanks, dave. firefighters are still fighting the colorado fire along the big sur coast this morning. it broke out friday night and those flames continue to be fanned by high winds yesterday. however, cal fire says it's now 20% contained. it's sitting at more than 1000 acres. luckily no injuries so far. kron four's. amanda hari has an update on the firefight. >> cal fire tells me there is some good news. they say the winds have died down and that has allowed firefighters to gain the upper hand on this fire. you see here they did outstanding more incredible video shows firefighters working to get a fire along the big sur coast under control. >> it's being called the colorado fire. the fire is burning in steep. rugged terrain is very difficult to it's got redwoods. it's got largi brush. >> and we've also had very poor overnight recoveries. that means that overnight when the vegetation, usually the humidity levels rise, that didn't really happen last night. all areas west of 3800 palo colorado, road t

noel, this isn't the last of the conversation.et this upcoming friday. they will then decide whether they should have students. just go back to remote learning for one week or extent that timeline. so we'll have to see what happens next. for now, back to, you know, up to see how case numbers continue to fluctuate over the next week. camila, thank you for that live report. it is the same story over in milpitas where the milpitas unified school district. >> has ordered a quarantine across all 18 schools in its district. this comes after officials say they had 100, 67 steps to to teacher positions go unfilled this week and a quote of his exorbitant number of positive students and staff cases. students are expected to return to in-person learning on january 18th. there. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. the man convicted of killing ahmaud arbery sentenced to life in prison. we're going to give you a recap. >> of what happened. the hearing. >> plus, a new high-tech tool triggering stocking concerns will show you how criminals

where she died in january 2001 i've stood in the bedroom and mentally genuflected well, he is funny noel coward. whose autograph pennings in my bathroom along with all sorts of british notables had this lifelong obsession about napoleon. he read every book. he had libraries of napoleona. if there is such a word and i feel that way about queen victoria. victoria herself and the victorian era i mean, i don't romanticize it i'm not blind to the to the inequalities to the to the grinding poverty. to the class structure. i'm not a celebrant. but i am insatiably curious and every new biography about victoria and they keep coming. i you know order and read and devour how good a writer was winston churchill. it was extraordinary writer. i guess technically you would say was an extraordinary dictator. because he dictated. most of his major histories and that's an art form. i kind of imagine. cheating to someone. i mean i had to do it. for a number of years obviously just doing correspondence and other you know is a library director. and i never got really comfortable. with it but you know churchi

access to the mountain and a when they were on their summit bed, one of their teammates, a guy named noel. dow was coming up in support. and so he was about one day behind and he was at 26000 feet. and the upper part of the mountain was all engulfed in clouds. and then the, the, the clouds just sort of vaporized for a moment. and he and he had this famous sighting and he saw them climbing, not climbers, have been debating it ever since about what he saw and what he didn't see. but he was always adamant. i write about that in my book and he's a big character in the story because he led this incredible life of his own and and you know, was never able to sort of like get beyond the fact that he was the guy who last saw, you know, these to hear and listen. the book he's talking about is some the i am downloading when i got to get to pictures. so i have to wait for the hard copy. the 3rd poll mystery obsession and thought my average. i'm fascinated by it in the same way. i'm fascinated like catch it in the her f one or guys they're just drawn to sunday. i look at a car like back weathers and h

access to the mountain and when they were on their stomach bed, one of their teammates, a guy named noel. dow was coming it up in support. and so he was about one day behind and he was at 26000 feet. and the upper part of the mountain was all engulfed in clouds. and then the, the, the clouds just sort of vaporized for a moment any, any, had this famous sighting and he saw them climbing, knock, and climbers. have been debating it ever since about what he saw and what he didn't see. but he was always adamant. i write about that in my book and he's a big character in the story because he led this incredible life of his own and and you know, was never able to sort of like get beyond the fact that he was the guy who last saw, you know, these to hear listen, the book he's talking about is something i am downloading when i got to get the pictures. so i have to wait for the hard copy, the 3rd pole, mystery obsession and avarice. i'm fascinated by it in the same way. i'm fascinated by catch it in the her f one or guys that are just drawn to sunday. i look at a car like back weathers and his whole

in the wind knocked down power lines in napa trail is close between the crossroad and old noel avenue. there is no estimated time for the road to reopen. there are people stuck in an elevator in an building -- in a building in oak grove that has no power. we are following downed power lines and trees and in the east bay, we have seen video overnight showing trees down in the oakland hills neighborhood near montclair village. we are tracking breaking 20 8000 people in the east bay with -- east bay without power. this is on macarthur boulevard, a man heard a loudd was surprised to see if he toppled to the ground and his power was knocked out. developing news out of monterey county, a fire burning. at lea lea so far. that is north of the people and near highway one. it is 5% contained. we have the latest on the fire. abc>> you can can can can c cruz, intensifying by the hour. the police office issued evacuation orders. the flames have reached the highway, this fire is burning on the west side of this area, so far highway one, l rio road, is closed in both directions. i spoke to windy roo

i did speak to noel from jensen trading and she says she sees a lot of selling from short-term traders, which plays into the idea that a lot of people buying bitcoin in 2021 had a little bit of extra stimulus cash. now that the stimulus is pulling away as we get a more hawkish fed, they are getting some profits. she sees long-term holders of bitcoin buying the dip a little bit right now. emily: what comes next in terms of the technical levels? what are we watching? emily g.: i am going to be watching that we maintain the $40,000 level, but when we look to the year ahead for bitcoin, it is another year of figuring out, what do traditional finance people, what is there use case for bitcoin? how does the crypto community see bitcoin as well? ever since we had the hawkish pivot from the fed and we started to see bitcoin, the record high, i have been hearing people say, bitcoin is kind of trading like a risk asset. it is not really an inflation hedge, not really the uncorrelated asset that a lot of bitcoin bulls hope it to be. . it is a risk asset right now. if we see stocks continue to dro

noel, thanks, dave. >> turning now to our covid-19 coverage.s of now, private health plans are required to cover the over the counter covid-19 tests. in the meantime, some democratic lawmakers are frustrated with the biden administration's pandemic response kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson has details. >> president biden is taking heat from members of his own padty about the white house's response to the omicron surge. >> we didn't have enough equipment. we didn't have enough. >> testing ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he ny americans are having trying to find an at-home covid test. my own families had trouble getting enough tests for their their children. 5 senate democrats went as far as to send this letter to the white house. they complain of long lines at testing sites and want answers about the white house response to omicron. >> and plans for responding to future variants republicans like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests crit

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and tells margins down last quarter as a company we ended up across a slew of new products the ceo noeled that the supply constraints continue to have an impact supply chain also a theme hurting lam research due to, quote, worsened supply chain conditions that stock, guys, is down 5% we're in a chip shortage environment. we can't lose sight of that fact some semis are able to hike prices does intel's results suggest that -- >> it's definitely difficult to hike prices when you don't have products leadership. that hasn't been established, pat gelsinger would say, yet there's all spending that comes with new products. they have that coming -- going on as well we're talking about chips, we should mention amd getting the xilinx approval in china they have more to do to getsh -- i'm sure -- there were some hopes about more of this clearing up in the second half, but it was never a definitiv thing as far as supply shortages. now just looks more into 2023 that we'll get those clearer skies, carl. >> indeed, jon, though a lot of predictions in the fall, even late summer of last year, that this was

speak money you heard the moment that pete was about to speak, i declared noel.us, both? no, no. he showed us who he is and the wires and at the league, everyone should be grateful for that in america because when you find out that there is a snake in your midst, it's easy to move over and not get bitten. that's what he's doing. he's put the truth out there and now he's figured out, it may warriors will actually tip off the whole series of people who don't want to be anywhere near me in the business and that affects the bottom line for the guy that you see there on the screen. but i think pete is right. the whole league, everybody. because if he felt this way, who else felt this? you think he only talks to himself? who thinks that zoom doesn't get shared? it's like deleting stuff off the internet, what an idiot. but honestly who is he talking to? because someone is listening to that garbage and probably comfortable with it. i think it's more widespread than this. thank us for showing you who you are. >> kayleigh: this was not a comment in passing, jenna, this was

aren't they, noel?arrowness of education in the suburban and's to husband -- and the subservience to husband at the time, and the actions of women in the denial of their rights. moliere's women, some of them are very feisty indeed. this is one of the things that he is very up-to-date, in retrospect. >> and he is one of french theaters founding fathers, but also made his mark internationally. there have been adaptations of tartuffe in britain in the recent years, keira knightley played in the misanthrope in 2009 and down one in 27 -- don juan in 2017. >> it was a box offers -- boss office -- box office manager's nightmare when a moliere play would be performed. it was said as much in the sunday times, that it could even damage relations between us and the european union. i'm not sure moliere has led to the breakup of britain and the european union, he has not been behind brexit, but the box office did not show moliere's popularity at the time. 1980 saw a seachange with a lot of pformabl's. there were 60

this is your opportunity and hearing from the honorable noel from cisco. in 2017 and now back at john's day where he heads the dc office for a number of years during that time at doj and also served previously in the government 2001 through 2003 the office love george w. bush with the deputy assistant journal in the office of legal counsel and then the 43rd solicitor general as the partner and in addition to serving as confirm solicitor general the acting sister general and has argued more than 100 cases for the us supreme court and clerks for judge silverman would've had this later this evening where justice scalia and then we will hear from lisa who is the partner with that of practice group and lisa has argued 41 cases for the us supreme court. with that visionary the 100 most influential lawyers in america and selected as one of the top ten women in litigation in the united states by benchmark litigation and she is known for strong case law and the way she presents the cases a work of art we will see her dynamism. [laughter] >> and the supreme court. a

that time noel forces a turnover. to the reverse. >>> welcome back in time for sports.oing off the glass for lebron james. the lakers still lost. then a reverse dunk from the knicks' rj barrett. it snapped the mavericks' six-game winning streak. >>> last night brooklyn, well, it showed what it can do with all of its stars available. while the nets only got nine points with kyrie irving playing only his third game of the season after joining the team since refusings to vaccinate and, therefore, can't play at home because of new york city covid regulations, he contributed a little, but it was the other stars who led the way. the nets easily beat the bulls, 138-112. >>> meanwhile in australia government officials are still weighing whether or not to deport novak djokovic. ousting the unvaccinated tennis star remains at the discretion of the country's administration minister if they deem him to be dangerous for health and safety reasons. the deputy prime minister told reporters yesterday the vast majority disapprove of novak djokovic traveling in view of the country's stric

hey, day a good day, noel. good day, everybody. and with all that cloud cover still, we're going to see those temperatures be quite chilly to the week ahead. >>another factor working in this also working against a little too, but is the dry air which we're going to have all week. but those winds will sometimes support temperatures a little bit at night. you can see the east bay shoreline with the haze off towards the distance, the distance view of the golden gate. and still, you can see kind of the haze this in the background. lots of high cloudiness today. little bit of stratus worked in there, too. but what we're really watching here is from late tonight through thursday morning. here now there is a high wind watch. that's all that's tan color. the covers base of the whole bay solano counties under a wind advisory. now when we have a high wind watch, typically the next step is a wind high wind warning. the national weather service kind of hitting that. we may be having a wind advisory for this piece of real estate later on. but k

it's like that network that became chip and joanna gaines, diy became mag noel yaw you. >> you know you'reheadline news it's just all forensic files. >> exactly. >> gutfeld: they haven't changed the name, they still call it headline news. shouldn't cnn change the name like the maxwell channel. headline news, if you remember, joy bay har had a show on there. every time they had a commercial, it was a jack kavo rrgs kiankavorkian commercial. >> most of their ratings are people stuck in airport bars or you guys trashing them. those ratings are in the toilet. really quick about joy reid who could not spell shameless race-baiting bu foon if you spotted her the j, the o, the y, the b, the a, the h, the r -- she came with nicky nicki minaj and nicki minaj brought back joy's tweets. it turns out you, you shameless transactional idiot. can't wait until she's gone. addition by sub stlawngz i can't wait to see who they replace her wvment. that going to be awesome. >> go maxwell who might be getting out on some bail. >> gutfeld: that woman never stops getting off. goodnight, everybody. up next, after

joining me now is noel, author of the book "awake, not woke" a christian response to the cult of progressivek so fascinating, you say that progressivism, wokism is like a religion and that it is on a culture clash with christianity that this is as much a spiritual battle as it is a political one. explain. >> yeah. i think what we are see something a whole host of old utopian fantasies the tried and failed time and again with spectacularly disastrous results. and i think this is what happens when we stop reverencing god. we don't lose our religion we just relocate it. we make the state our savior and politics our new religion and with disastrous results. it's a harsh religion, one without mercy and one which defines not not by the love of god but hatred of mankind. it makes its miserable. the woke teaches us to see our misery and find the cause of it and identity groups outside of ourselves or in the pressure of the lou law. it's a lie maintained through violence. violence to truth and violence to our language and violence to our bodies as we see in mutilation that accompanies the transgender

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