now, keep in mind this is not everyone in palm beach. does have his supporters there and this is a group of people who probably have had a long running dispute with trump, they don't want the commotion, they don't want the attention, they don't want the drama of having an ex-president return and the law, i think, is probably on their side. >> we've got about 15 seblngds left. if you had to bet this morning as to what would happen, where would you place your money? >> i would bet that trump and the town eventually settle. that this doesn't create years of litigation, but it will impede his ability to live at mar-a-lago permanently. all you have to know is that his helicopter pad that he use toss fly in and out on marine one is being removed as of january 20th because the city has demanded it and the city usually gets its way. >> thanks so much for being with us this morning. appreciate your time. >> thank you, john. >>> so developing this morning, we're just learning of a foiled terror plot being compared possibly to september 11th. detai

the first decider is the town of palm beach, which has the agreement with donald trump.as an agreement with donald trump is the national historic trust, a preservation body that helps assign tax breaks to historic properties when they've been restored, which is what donald trump said he did, restore this property to its grandeur and he deserved in his view a break for that. those two entities have sort of competing and overlapping roles here. the town of palm beach has told a local official their view is the president has not violated this agreement so far, but they're looking into it after we wrote about it and we'll see. there are neighbors who have raised the point that in the last year the president has essentially flouted the agreement because he's been there 30 days in the last year, and that's more than 21. as well, i think everyone knows, it's not a very closely guarded secret that there are private residential quarters for the trumps at this club and that the family is now renovating a portion of it for the return. >> you write that so far in his term he's spent

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detectives here in hayward say after 32 years it all came down to a palm print. they found a palm print at the scene and they believe it matches 59-year-old david misch. he is already in prison. he is serving a sentence for another murder and he's waiting trial for the murder of two other people. now he is accused of killing 9-year-old michaela garecht. she was kidnapped in november 1988. for police and her parents, it has been 32 years of chasing and hearing about false leads. thousands of tips. sometimes dealing with false hope as they tried to find her kidnapper. >> all i know the palm print was on the scooter and over the years they've gone back and matter of fact, november of last year they just did an upgrade on my palm print for comparison and stuff like that. >> michaela was grabbed outside a hayward grocery store and thrown into a car. her kidnapper had moved her scooter. when she went to find it, she was snatched. fremont police first tipped the hayward police department that they should look at misch as they were investigating him for a double murder.

the journey takes soused to the california desert to palm springs at the time the home of pain cross be being crossed. by then being crosby was already the most successful singer of his day he live just outside palm springs in a smaller way series of rancho mirage. his company's offices however were located on hollywood sunset boulevard the building still exists today. i grew up in the big brother. and we knew it in english from being crosby and we knew it in spanish because those were the 2 languages that were the most famous i would say in america but every schoolchild around the world will sing the song in their language and that's that's how you know the song is just completely transcended popular culture into into world history. like being crosby came to sing silent night by chance one sunday late in the autumn of 1934 he and his brother larry would busy preparing for an annual christmas radio special when a missionary they knew came calling. please accept my apology larry this morning for this intrusion oh i have your proposal for mr crosby is enormous mourning. her father. wha

and i think palm beach has always been very split on this issue.e is that palm beach is a small island. >> yeah. >> and there are om a couple of access points. mar-a-lago sits right on the corner of one of those access points. so anytime the president goes, and secret service has to set up a perimeter it causes disruption for residents. these are people who definitely don't want to be in the spotlight, and this has caused media to descend on the island. protesters come to the island more often and this traffic situation. some people are ready for that to be over and i think they find the president living there full time after he leaves office, something that's going to continue the issue ib defininde. >> maybe more than they can take. keep us updated. come back tell us how it >> thank you so much. >>> in georgia, new effort today by the two democrat candidates to win the runoff election as the latest poll shows a dead heat. we'll have a live report on who is doing what, next. e report on is doing what, next. i have been suffering with migraine for

joining me is palm beach reporter christine stapleton covering this battle.joining us from florida. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> how seriously is palm beach treating this complaint from the neighbors? >> as of right now, it's just a couple of letters that have been sent to the mayor and town counsel. it not official as the town counsel will take anything up. that paperwork hasn't been filed. everyone is obviously talking about this and, you know, could very well be an issue that ends up before the town counsel and with a lot of things trump tried to do at mar-a-lago that end up before the town counsel gets contentious and drawn out. this will be really interesting. one thing that people don't know, trump is a neighbor of mar-a-lago. in addition to living there, he owns three homes right next door to mar-a-lago. if this was an issue, there is nothing to say he can't move next door to the mansion he has on the ocean. >> okay. so feasibly, if the town counsel decided we have to abide by this agreement you made in the '90 das saying folks can't reside there pa

>> congressional sources tell me there's a copy of the bill on a flight to palm beach tonight if the president signs it, those payments could still go out before new year's. if he holds out, some critical programs begin to expire the day after christmas. >> garrett haake, thank you. >>> that help just cannot come soon enough for millions of americans financially devaated by the pandemic. families who never thought they would have to ask for help with food tonight sam brock has their story. >> reporter: on christmas week, there's a crush of cars in san antonio waiting for groceries. >> i was like, thank goodness. i have food until i get paid on the 3rd. >> reporter: it's a scene eerily reminiscent of the spring, though the need has only strengthened since >> they were so excited to get this food, they got emotional. they break down in tears >> reporter: the lone star state is not alone in demand or tears feeding south florida now helps 200,000 families a week put food on the table, including debbie and her three kids >> not a position you ever want to be in it's hard to ask people for

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palm springs is the best example. they started with a clear rule, which had been articulated and explained to the voters, by the way, as of 1990. then they got into the process of evaluating these ballots and changed the standard from moment to moment during the first day and again they evolved from the standard that the chad had to be punched through to the so-called dimple ballot standard, indentations on the ballot. there was a reason that was done. because they weren't producing enough additional votes so that there's pressure on to change the standards. >> were the arguments that he made this time around essentially the same that he made in the palm beach county case? >> yes. and those are -- i thought those are very good clips of the sort of competing views. that bush was quite correct to say that the florida law set the intent of the voter. if you had a punch card and it was unclear what the hole had been punched through and somebody wrote in with a crayon, obama administration you could look at that ballot and

>> reporter: from his holiday post in palm beach, president trump today tearing into congressional republicans, calling leaders "pathetic" for not backing his baseless voter fraud claims and saying that unless they have a "death wish," they should approve $2,000 stimulus checks.

before traveling here to palm beach, president trump vetoed a $740 billion defense beach, president trump vetoed a $740 billion defense spending bill after lawmakers refused his demands to roll back protections for social media companies. the president also objected to a provision in the bill that would require military bases named after confederate leaders to be renamed. but next week, congress has already scheduled sessions to override that veto. major. >> garrett: paula reid, thank you.

they matched a palm print at the scene to mitch. it was fremont police who tipped they might want to look into misch as they investigating him for a double murder. they still have not found michaela's remains. they are hoping to do so. reporting live in hayward, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. >>> michaela garecht's case is just one of a number of kidnapping cases to hit northern california really hard. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone spoke with a kidnapping victim turned advocate about this arrest. >> it has given me the chills because we were just with michaela's family a couple years ago in honor of the 30-year anniversary and that day no one had any answers. >> reporter: but that changed monday when the district attorney announced murder charges against david misch. misty sanchez was kidnapped and sexually assaulted as an 8-year-old and escaped and in this case she prays forr eanswe. >> i hope this man speaks up and says it in his heart to say what he did. >> reporter: kidnapped and murdered at the age of 12 and whos

jeremy, he's at his mar-a-lago resort in palm beach. that's his permanent residence right now with even fewer constraints on his rather erratic behavior than he has here in washington. >> reporter: that's certainly true, wolf. this is the place where you can see the president is going to be encouraged to continue to fight this 2020 election which he lost. it's certainly not the place so far where you're seeing the president react and act to this chaos that he caused back in washington threatening to -- appearing to threaten, at least, to veto this $900 billion coronavirus relief bill. the president today, he wasn't working the phones. he wasn't meeting with advisers to try salvage that desperately needed aid for americans. instead we saw him on his golf course. >> after throwing financial relief for millions of americans into limbo, president trump retreated to his mar-a-lago resort and quickly set his sites on the golf came. the president hitting the links after a pre-christmas threat to sink $900 billion in desperately needed coronavi

. >>> well, president trump is spending christmas in west palm beach.ublicans, democrats and millions of americans are waiting to see if he will sign the covid relief package. paula reid reports from florida. >> reporter: house republicans turned back a push by democrats to increase stimulus checks from 600 to $2,000. >> the house stands adjourned. >> reporter: it was a rebuke. >> i'm asking congress to amend this bill -- >> reporter: after the president threatened to amend the relief bill. with millions of americans in limbo, democrats are pushing him. >> believe it or not, democrats agree with the president. at least to the extent that we need to sign this bill now. >> reporter: even republicans remain in the dark as to the president's next move. >> the best way out of this is for the president to sign the bill and i still hope that's what he decides to do. >> reporter: the president was seen pulling into his palm beach golf club but otherwise laid low after releasing fresh controversy after a slew of clemency including a full pardon for jared kushner

we also had the partial palm print to pain staking direct examination at brant we identified.his suspect as the perpetrator her kidnapped or moved. >>one of the scooters away from them store to the back area of the parking lot. he did so to isolate and be able to grab when she came to pick up that scooter. she has never been heard from or seen again. >>now if convicted in this case issue would be eligible for the death penalty because the da has filed a special circumstances in this case for 2 reasons one. they say that this murder was committed during the course of a kidnapping and also because david nish has already been convicted of murder. mckayla guerra's body has never been found hayward police say that part of the investigation remains open. live in hayward rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>thank you robin, the story of mchale is abduction grabbed national headlines 32 years ago and over the years it really has continued to stay in the news, yeah, it's hard to believe it's been that long hard catherine heenan is here now with more on how this case unfold and catherine yeah, w

jeremy diamond is in west palm beach.aring anything from the white house on this? >> reporter: well, we just have one statement from the white house's deputy press secretary who confirms president trump has been briefed on the explosion in nashville. the president has been on his golf course this morning and is there as of now. the statement says that president trump has been briefed on the explosion in nashville, tennessee and will continue to receive regular updates. he says the president is grateful for the incredible first responders and praying for those that were injured. that's all we have from the white house as of now. clearly law enforcement officials in nashville are still investigating the situation. details on the motivations and circumstances of the explosion are still quite thin, but i expect as details continue to roll in, perhaps we get more reaction from the president or his team. >> jeremy, we have been saying all afternoon that there are serious deadlines that are looming for the president as he mulls

palm springs is a good example. they started with a clear rule, which has been articulated, and explain to the voters by the way, as of 1990. and they got into the process of evaluating these value ballots, and change the standards from moment to moment, and again they have all from the standard that it had to be punched through, with this dimpled ballots standard indentations on the ballot there was a reason why that was done, and it's because they were not producing enough additional votes. so there is pressure on to change the standards. >> where the arguments that he made, this time around essentially the same he made in the palm beach county case? >> yes and i thought those were could clips of the competing views. boys was quite correct to say, the florida law you know if you had a punch card and it was unclear if it had been punch through, and if somebody wrote with a crayon and put bush, you could see that it's clear that this voter intended to vote for governor bush, but we rely on the standards not somethin

so they tweaked a few things and renamed their restaurant the palm beach grill, because the town of palm on stuff like this. in fact, they've already told the president he'd gos t to reme ate helicopter landing pad soon as he's out of office. not a lot of towns would ask him to do that. carol is totally correct. a history from the flagpole to the boat dock. the president wanted to install a dock and the community put a kibosh on it. for all of our sakes i hope when the president hire as lawyer to deal with this it's someone not named rudy guiliani. >> elise jordan, you have a question for carol? >> carol, great reporting, as always. i was curious if you uncovered anything about the planning for the trump presidential library? because it's not just where donald trump is going to live, but where is he going to set up that huge operation? >> you know, that's a great question, and i wish i could say we dug into that deeply, and we just didn't. i would say your issuspicions a correct that he is working on it to be in florida. he's able to get a lot of donations. another thing to keep in mind

let's get right to cnn's sarah westwood in west palm beach, florida. good morning, sarah. senator lindsey graham now opting to back the president's point of view instead of mitch mcconnell's. he he's saying $2,000 checks are reasonable. he said this package provides a lot of relief for people who are hurting and should have been done months ago, end quote. this pivot from graham, a sign of the power that trump still holds over the republican party. >> reporter: yeah, boris. and a sign of the reversal trump is essentially asking republicans to make on a bill that they voted for believing at the time that they had the white house's backing on this. remember, that $600 figure for the individual checks was something that trump's own treasury secretary brought to congress as the white house's proposal. so it's been sort of a stunning reversal for president trump to come out and oppose it now. senator lindsey graham was down here in west palm beach yesterday and played a round of golf with the president. before that, republicans on capitol hill had no clarity as to just how seri

he'll be hanging out at mar-a-lago, his resort in palm beach. where does this leave millions of americans right now, who are in desperate need of this covid relief money, simply to put food on the table and pay the rent? >> reporter: it leaves americans in a very precarious and uncertain situation. yesterday before the president issued this, millions of americans were beginning to expect they could see in the next week or two $600 still lutz checks. that may not have been what they were hoping for, but it was something especially as we see the number of americans rapidly rising in poverty. and another thing, wolf, to point out is, as the president is arriving here at mar-a-lago, look for signs that the president's behavior may grow even more erratic. this is a place, mar-a-lago, palm beach, florida, where the president is surrounded by people who are telling him what he wants to hear, and this is the time when we see the president issue some of his most erratic tweets. some of the his biggest controversies have erupted from here, including that

a partial palm print is what helped sob the case. our crime reporter henry lee has more. >> reporter: a history has been solved. >> 59-year-old dave today mish has been charnel would the murder of mckayla garret. >> reporter: he's already awaiting trial in a double homicide of two women in fremont. >> the disappearance of mckayla garret is a tragic story that's been gripping the area for decades. >> it's a shock and i'm just trying to find my way in a new reality. >> reporter: sees glad that mish is behind bars. >> nothing that happens to him is going to bring mckayla back and that's the only real justice for me. >> they were just kids, care free, certainly unsuspecting of the danger that lay ahead. >> reporter: after buying items they noticed that one security was missing. mckayla was never found. but this year a palm print was miasm today mish. >> it had to be manually compared. and once the link was made to this possible potential suspect than comparison through yill sight had to be made through the friends. >> reporter: where mck

learning that a recent tip from the fremont plod to the hayward police department along with a panel palm print are what lead the police to suspect. hello again, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. mckayla was on nine-year-old when she was kidnapped and news of her disappearance today shocked the area. one man has been charged with her murder. >> reporter: authorities say the mystery of the kidnapping of mckayla garret has been solved. >> reporter: david mish has been charged. >> it's been sinking in. the shock has kind of worn off and i'm just trying to find my way in a new realty. >> reporter: mckayla's mother told thee that she's hap health officials that mish has been behind bars for decade. >> nothing is going to bring mckayla back and that is the only real justice for me. >> they were just kids. care free and certainly unsuspect ogthe danger that lay ahead. >> reporter: march buying items they noticed one scooter was missing. mckayla was never found. but this year authorities say the palm print on the scooter was miasm today by mish. >> once the link was made to

kristen. >> garrett haake, in west palm beach. garrett, thank you for that >>> and tonight the covid crisis is growing worse. there have already been 5 million new cases in the u.s. this month alone, the highest by far since the pandemic began with so many people gathering over the holiday, health officials worry about another surge. here's aaron mcloughlin >> reporter: tonight a tale of two christmases, one of celebration but ignoring warnings with packed churches and family gatherings and one spent in isolation and grief. >> it is scary because you just don't know what you're going to expect you never know how many hands you're going to have to hold whenever there's no families that are able to be there. >> reporter: perhaps a bad sign for the future, tsa says at least 8 million took to the skies since last thursday, as the cdc announces it's requiring a negative covid test for anyone flying from the uk, with some questioning whether this was too late while doctors say you shouldn't be traveling at all >> these concepts of safe

so, listen, john harwood, have you ever been to palm beach? >> i have. >> gorgeous, right? so we say this time of year when it's freezing up here in the northeast, you say what could be wrong in palm beach at mar-a-lago which is supposed to be beautiful. but even at mar-a-lago things aren't going so well. >> you know, our colleague kate bennet has got some fascinating reporting about trump being down in the dumps because he doesn't like the redecorations and renovations that were done on the trump's quarters, the residence at mar-a-lago. and he -- kate reported that he is lashing out at mar-a-lago staff for decisions that melania trump made in redecoration. he tried to reverse some of those decisions or have some of the decorations that he didn't like removed. if in the waning days of your presidency with a month out from leaving office with your constituents, your -- the people that you represent suffering this pandemic, the slowdown in the economic recovery, potential reversal in the economic recovery, deaths on a scale that exceed what any of us expected at the beginning

tethered him to a palm tree. the police department summoned alameda county firefighters. they performed a ladder race. they cut away the string allowing the hawk to get the hawk out of there. >> that was clever, terry. >> that was michelle garcia, our director. back at 6:00. >>> tonight, growing concerns as that highly contagious covid variant is discovered in a second u.s. state the new strain now detected in california after a second suspected case in colorado it comes as covid surges across the country. a congressman-elect dying from the virus at just 41, days before he was to be sworn in, and more covid patients hospitalized now than ever before. >>> also tonight, new hope as the uk approves the oxford/astrazeneca vaccine, but here at home why is the vaccine effort falling drastically short of the trump administration's target as older americans line up in the cold for their shots? >>> help is on the way for millions as those $600 relief checks finally roll out, but what about the push to raise them to $2,000 >>> were red flags missed in the nashville christmas bombin

. >> we also have the partial palm print and through painstaking direct examination, we were able to identify the suspect as the perpetrator. >> reporter: he was already in state prison for a separate 1989 murder but matching his partial palm print did not come quickly. >> it was not something we could run to the system, as i said, it had to be manually compared. and so once the link was made to this as a possible, potential sauce that, then a direct comparison through literally eyesight had to be made to compare the two parents. -- prince. >> reporter: he is charged with murder into special circumstances, specifically kidnapping. >> he moved one of the scooters away from the store to the back area of the parking lot. he did so to isolate and be able to grab michaela when she came to pick up that scooter. she has never been heard from or seen again. >> reporter: among those of the news conference, retired hayward lieut. ken rose, who worked the case for three years. he said that his name never came up. >> i just felt bad that i couldn't get a close before he moved on. so, but we have

the journey takes us to the california desert to palm springs at the time the home of pain crosspiece being crossed. by then being crosby was already the most successful singer of his day he lives just outside palm springs in the small away series of rancho mirage. his company's offices however were located on hollywood sunset boulevard the building stone exists today. i grew up in this being proud. and we knew it in english from being crosby and we knew it in spanish because those were the 2 languages that were the most famous i would say in america but every schoolchild around the world will sing this song in their language and that's that's how you know the song is just completely transcended popular culture into into world history. like being crosby came to sing silent night by chance one sunday night in the autumn of 1934 he and his brother larry would busy preparing for an annual christmas radio special when a missionary thing you came calling. please accept my apology larry this morning for this intrusion but i have a proposal for mr crosby is he a holmes morning. father it's b

cnn's jeremy diamond following it from west palm beach, florida. what do we know?ll, amara, the president appears to be treating this $900 billion of coronavirus relief as some kind of latest episode of his reality tv show. the president offering a tease for millions of americans in financial uncertainty saying, quote, good news on covid relief bill information to follow. of course the president could just come out and tell us whether he intends to sign this legislation but it appears he is set on drawing out the drama a little bit longer. we are hearing from one source that the ball room at mar-a-lago has been set up once again for a potential signing ceremony, but the same thing happened of course on christmas eve as we just reported earlier this hour, that plans were set up for the president to sign the legislation and at the last minute he ultimately did not. again, we are waiting to see but more than us it is the tens of millions of americans who are depending on this financial relief, who are really on the edges of their seats. we know that again more than 12

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detectives say new technology helped link him to a palm print and that palm print back to the scene of the 1988 disappearance. she was only 9 years old when she was last seen outside a market in hayward. >>> you know all about the movie "the birds." new video shows what it looks like. a scene out of an alfred hitchcock movie. the owner says this is the second year they've flocked to her front yard. white tail kites are a state and federally protected species so the homeowner cannot remove them. for now all she can do is try to scare them away or wait until they fly away. >> if they do, they'll be flying off into a cool and clear night. paul says things eventually change in a big way. >> we've got rain chances headed our way. the clear part tonight isn't going to last a whole lot longer. we're tracking dense tag forming as we speak. into this morning and this afternoon, for most of the delta and central valley was fogged in throughout the day. another spare the air alert on tuesday. looks like the worst air quality is going to be in the santa clara quality. anyone with breathing difficu

donald trump has had a contentious relationship with the town of palm beach for many, many years sincehe prod perty in 1985. so this is another effort by the residents whose lives have been disrupted they say to prevent him from moving there permanently. >> and it also kompg complicate planning for the secret service. >> absolutely. there is a lot of apparatus that need to be put in place to protect a post-president -- in his post-breaks city. the s presidency. the secret service is familiar with mar-a-lago, they were establishing already guidelines and plans to protect the president long term there. the president cannot live there in a long term way that the economy decision of having to get the secret service up and running for wherever he does live. >> and if not mar-a-lago, where with the other post-presidency housing option be? >> well, that is the real puzzle here because as we know, donald trump and melania trump have made florida their permanent residence. they moved from new york to florida and established mar-a-lago as their permanent residence. which means that they have to

so as you're venturing outside you'll notice, those trees blowing around we've got her palm trees at the embarcadero camera right there also noticeably swaying that steady breeze that's working its way across the bay at the moment. souter tower view is nice and clear we certainly do not have any fog that's part of the reason that we are seeing such a low humidity is because of the strong winds that are pushing across the region and you can see that the north bay is definitely seeing some of our strongest of winds this morning, sonoma calistoga looking at winds currently in excess of 20 to 25 miles per hour also quite breezy for areas like napa atlas peak santa rosa and petaluma throughout the course of the morning we're going to remain in the midst of some of the strongest of winds, especially for the north bay, but also other areas like the coast even bayside city's going to be noticing a steady wind throughout the course of your morning winds will gradually come down into the afternoon today and by the time we work our way into the afternoon you'll notice a noticeable drop in that

we also had the partial palm print to pain staking direct examination at brant we identified. this suspect as the perpetrator. her kidnapped or moved one of the scooters away from them the store. >>to the back area of the parking lot. he did so to isolate and be able to grab when she came to pick up that scooter. >>the da has filed special circumstances against david mission this case because mckayla garrett was murdered in the course of a kidnapping and because he has already been convicted of murder. malley said mikael is disappearance devastated her family and paralyze them with grief. the statement from taylor's mother sharon merge was read at a news conference by chief chaplain. it is only about mckayla. >>the thoughts of her fear her pain her grief are overwhelming. it is i told our detective. i'm glad that the kidnapper has been identified. i'm glad that there are answers. i'm glad that this man will never be able to hurt anyone else. >>now mccain. his body has never been found hayward police say that part of the investigation remains open and as we said earlier david n

>>that same issue air bnb has suspended at least 30 short term rentals in palm springs.ve after complaints of violations air bnb says it complaints about short term rentals reached an all-time high in palm springs, this summer. the company is now trying to crack down on those party houses and it says it's taking steps to curb large gatherings and parties during the pandemic in addition to the suspensions. neighbors can call the company operated hotline to report parties or problem properties. and so up next a new app to track potential side effects we're going to show you how it all works a lot of people interested in hearing that plus how lawmakers intend to respond to the president's veto. >>of the national defense authorization act and how doctors across the country are reaching out to communities of >>for your health tonight, the covid vaccine and mistrust there is a sense of hesitancy among some people in minority communities that's right because the past plays a critical role. >>or distort a reports. >>one doctor khalili gates rolled up her sleeve for the covid-19

you're actually in west palm beach, florida, already, jeremy. that's where the president is heading right now. the president left washington without taking any questions from reporters about the grenades he's leaving behind. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. president trump is said to arrive here in palm beach in about an hour. and he arrives here after setting multiple fires in washington. the president vetoing one major piece of legislation, signaling he may veto a second. and with his presidency slipping away, wolf, it is very clear that this president is intent on using every ounce of power that he still has. the lame duck president is trying to convince america he is anything but, vetoing a defense bill, threatening to upend coronavirus relief, and issuing a wave of controversial pardons. today trump vetoing the annual defense bill after lawmakers refused to kill a provision renauming military bases named after confederate generals. instead of a win, trump is likely to suffer the first veto override of his presidency. that move came after tr

first in west palm beach, florida. late last night the president finally signed the co-vid relief spending bill averting a government shutdown and providing aid to millions of americans. the move came after the president created fear and chaos over the holidays and after unemployment benefits lapsed for at least 12 million americans. also this hour we're watching capitol hill where the house will return today. to vote on a bill that would raise stimulus checks to $2000 a person. house republicans already blocked that measure thursday. and they could do it again. while aid is coming, the fight against the pandemic is still in full force. yesterday the u.s. marked 19 million cases and more than 118,000 americans spent their holidays in the hospital. state officials are gearing up for a post holiday surge. and we're learning more this morning about a christmas day bomb that rocked nashville. authorities are looking into any possible motive after identifying the suspect behind the blast. i want to start with the latest on

i'm in palm beach. there's no indication he is doing that. he is doubling down on this idea of $2,000 payments. the way to think of this is probably one final showdown between congressional republicans and president trump. he has bent them to his will over the last four years. now you have got something in the $2,000 direct payments that i can think of maybe one senate republican would vote for, maybe josh hawley, who called for $1,200 payments. would mitch mcconnell put it on the floor? all that seems unlikely. mcconnell, as best i can tell, hasn't spoken with trump since this threat on tuesday. i see this shaping up as president trump essentially trying to punish congressional republicans for not being loyal enough to him and starting to force one last thing that they don't believe in down their throats. the possibility of a shutdown, just like the one two years ago where the president was dug in, ended with him getting nothing, we could stumble into this shutdown monday night if the president's not willing to sign the bill that exists now,

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before traveling here to palm beach, president trump vetoed a $740 billion defense spending bill aftermakers refused his demands to roll back protections for social media companies. the president also objected to a provision in the bill that would require military bases named after confederate leaders to be renamed. next week, congress has already scheduled sessions to override that veto. major. >> garrett: paula reid, thank you. tonight, more than 90 million americans are in the path of a powerful storm system that could impact holiday travel from the northern plains to all the way to the gulf of mexico and up to new england. as you can see, there were whiteout conditions today across minnesota. with the holiday forecast, here is cbs' lonnie quinn. lonnie? >> okay, major, this is a big storm. the blizzard that is right now in minnesota, if you go all the way down to new orleans, it's severe storms moving through that area and they're going to do nothing but get stronger as they push into places like, i'll say norfolk or, like, around raleigh, north carolina. tomorrow we're looking at

the journey takes years to the california desert to palm springs at the time the home of a mccroskey being cross. by then being crosby was already the most successful singer of his day he lived just down signed palm springs in the small away cities of rancho mirage. his company's offices however were located on hollywood sunset boulevard the building stone exists today. i think was a big drug is on. and we knew it in english from being crosby and we knew it in spanish because those were the 2 languages that were the most famous i would say in america but every schoolchild around the world will sing the song in their language and that's that's how you know the song is just completely transcended popular culture into into world history. but being crosby came to sing silent night by chance one sunday late in the autumn of 1934 he and his brother larry would busy preparing for an annual christmas radio special when a missionary a new came calling. please accept my apology larry this morning for this intrusion oh i have proposal for mr crosby is ian holmes morning. father it's been a whil

the journey takes us to the california desert to palm springs at the time the home of pain crosspiece being crossed. by then being crosby was already the most successful singer of his day he live just outside palm springs in a smaller way says of rancho mirage. his company's offices however were located on hollywood sunset boulevard the building still exists today. i grew up in the bin for us. and we knew it in english from being crosby and we knew it in spanish because those were the 2 languages that were the most famous i would say in america but every schoolchild around the world will sing the song in their language and that's that's how you know the song is just completely transcended popular culture into into world history. being crosby came to sing silent night by chance one sunday night in the autumn of 1934 he and his brother narey were busy preparing for an annual christmas radio special when a missionary thing you came calling. please accept my apology larry this morning for this intrusion but i have a proposal for mr crosby is he in homes mourning for. the father it's been

kaitlyn collins with the president out front live in west palm beach, florida. kaitlyn, what has the president been doing today as we learn the new strain is now here in the u.s. and his vaccine rollout is coming under increased scrutiny? >> reporter: well, we haven't seen the president, really, that often since he's been here for the vacation in palm beach. the only times we see him when he's in his motorcade on the way to the golf course where we've seen him on the golf course. as we did today. cameras captured the president golfing once again with allies and old friends of his. that's been the main aspect of the president's day beyond the tweets we've seen. including that one just a short time ago about vaccine distribution given the criticism and the scrutiny that his administration is facing over the promised rollout and what we're seeing when it comes to people actually getting vaccinated and how the numbers are falling far short of what they were expected to be. so in that tweet, the president was blaming it on states, which it is true that the federal go