rodney went through all the papers and that leads me too two things, despite all the hardship that he went through he has more regrets whatsoever is very proud of what he did, the second thing summer of 2020 happens and we have this protest, he felt a sense of vindication about being on the right side of history which i would say is most empowering when i feel like i risk something and that sparing the fruits. >> that definitely was very interesting located about something on money from ohio and predominantly white school and a better chance just seeing how that dream is so important a lot of people hope to make it an athletic world and a lot of ways of giving that up it's very, very powerful. and you mentioned how he knows what to do to mobilize or perform what he felt after watching orsino these different cases and that calling capper next gesture to follow along with. what a transition to a different topic but a lot of the times there was controversy between two celebrities colin kaepernick and daisy from brooklyn i believe and not that gesture was an impactful thing to get communi

thank you, rodney. thank you for hosting us. it is a pleasure to be here. we look forward to continuing our engagement partnership here in san francisco. [applause] >> thank you very much for coming today. don't forget to shop local with us this season. thank you so much. [applause] >> mayor breed: thank you, eric. eric owns ei home. thank mcgill and master card for providing resources to advertise shop and dine in the 49 to remind people to shop locally. usually on black friday the day after christmas most of the time -- hello -- i am first one at the door at 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. i decided i am not going to do that because i am going to make sure i am able to get up on friday and go out in the neighborhoods and become a new plant mom since this pandemic. i will be shopping for plants at various locations and shopping for gifts and toys. toys are hard to find. i am hopeful to get some toys and other great things all over san francisco. i want to thank each and every one of you for being here. i think santa's elfs are passing out bags. fill those wit

as soon as rodney asked cc that knee and clicks with him that he could do that to. he takes any and when he does in most of the stories way found there like wow the real story is after he gets taken and he starts feeling like a support dry get stabbed in the back or in the front by teammate or get solidarity and support. are there teachers who papillion the back and tell me john carlos in the hallway, hey is john carlos which happened in some cases or are there concerns that teachers in particular professors are giving bad grades because they object to what you are doing on the sporting field which caused one of the people to transfer out of school because she was absolute convinced that they were trying to push her out through her grades, it must be a nightmare if you think about what that would be to go through that. , rodney went through all the places. and there is two things, one despite he has no regrets whatsoever. he's very proud of what he did. the second thing summer 2020 happens and we have these protest he felt a sense of vindication about being on the r

rodney atkins and rose falcon join us live on fox square. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ainsley: rodney atkins and roseay single, " mary had a little lamb " and they join us now. good morning to both of you. so happy to have you. i believe right off the bat, we have a surprise for you guys, i mean ainsley has it. ainsley: would you like me to grab it? can i carry this? janice i might need your help, here we go. will: is it heavy? ainsley: the recording industry association, they are presenting you, rodney's other gig as a solo artist and this morning we're presenting rodney with this plaque to commemorate 14 million certified units across two gold album, a double platinum album, a gold single, three platinum singles and four double platinum singles, congratulations. >> [applause] >> thank you, guys oh, my god, didn't expect that. ainsley: do you have a place for this in your home? >> absolutely. aniston because they are married with two little boys. >> tell us about the first time you performed here on fox & friends. >> we were pregnant with our second baby, we performed here too so this is so special

joining us now is kroger ceo rodney mcmullen.come back good to have you. >> thank you thank you for the invitation. >> so really strong results clearly the market is responding double comps than expected raising guidance growth over two years. what happened? wasn't this supposed to be the quarter that everybody flush with cash got out of the homes >> i love the question and so proud of the teams across the organization and doing an incredible job of connecting with customers to make their life easier and when you look at the seamless experience to shop it is really all the things working together our focus has been on fresh product. our fresh departments were stronger than the overall identicals. >> people are still eating at home but still eating out at restaurants? both are doing really well right now. strong pricing helps but can they both coexist? is that sustainable? >> i certainly think they can coexist and finding with the customers is an awful lot learned how to cook and enjoy it and like to eat healthy and can at home. t

i think sara has kroger, and rodney will give -- is there a call on uber today >> i thought the uber call was funny. this is if you get -- called, what appear i looking at i always add improvement on the situation. i suggested perhaps it should start with the $60 price target. >> why make it a double off the bat? >> i was going to write 58, but then people would think i was going facetious. i do this thing called "what i'm looking at." in ten years, have you looked at it >> i look at it almost every day. >> i have the apple data okay, i'll cut all my orders, tim, but i went with the jpm jpmorgan, because that's the pollyanna view. >> yes >> do you remember when trump said in february of 2020 that covid was contained? >> yeah, that's not going to happen you have to realize if you're selling and you're down that much, they're selling. the payment stocks have had an issue of their own long before omi omicron. >> in the face of square changing its name for block, delaying -- afterpay delaying the vote as the bank of spain i guess is the big holdout, right? >> one of things i love about s

reporter: underwood is back in custody as is rodney robinson, who has been in custody since the incident. he is due back in court this week. dan: controversy over the release of a convicted rapist. the hearing held today and what the judge decided. ama: plus, a closer look at the supply chain. we will hear from a bay area toy store ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. raping people will be released. a judge approved his relocation. johnson was arrested in 1984 no word exactly when johnson will be released. ama: new details on the investigation. oakland police say they have cellphone video connected to the shooting. this shooting killed a former police officer. law enforcement honored him. the motorcade in

joining us now mayor rodney robinson.dolences to you for what's taking place in your town, how are the residents handling it? >> well, they are handling it real good. we just -- we've been fortunate that the place and first responders and the county officials have stepped up to help us get through this. it's been a devastating thing to our small community. jon: tornadoes are a fact of life in your part of the country and they don't usually hit in december. did you get warning? i mean, was the weather service putting the warnings out? >> yes. yes. he was right on top of things. jon: so you knew it was a possibility but in a situation like this, if the storm is going to drop down from the sky on top of you, there's -- it's pretty hard to hide. >> yes, but they -- our local tv affiliate kept us normalled at all times. jon: what does your town need right now, what are you going to be asking for? >> we have a lot of people come clean up and we've had trees down, houses damaged and a lot of people moved to different areas to li

congressman rodney davis from illinois. rodney is my neighbor and we see each other quite frequently. i appreciate your friendship and i will yield to you such time as you may consume. rep. davis: it has been a great time working with you. i enjoy our time together on the committee and as neighbors in the rayburn office building. thank you for your hard work on the subcommittee and welcoming me to share a few remarks. the people's house is beyond mismanaged. it is broken. over the course of three years, speaker pelosi and house democrats have manipulated the rules at every turn. they weaponized the institution to consolidate power and to politicize the day-to-day operations of the house. the house rules are created by the democratic majority and now they are attempting to avoid them. [indiscernible] in typical fashion, the democrat majority has pulled out all the stops to suppress opportunities to have an audience with the committee. that is responsible for executing the speaker's weaponization of the institution. by doing

would see similar turmoil 30 years later following the police beating of rodney king. most recently, the civil unrest following the deaths of george floyd and breonna taylor. and for johnny, the watts rooam have become a second family. >> he dreams, sleeps playing football. grades have gone up. you know, chores at home. >> no walking. >> reporter: back on the field, these young players don't see cops. just coaches. >> 1, 2, 3. >> reporter: coach "z" started the team back in 2011. >> a wild dream. took 30 kids from different housing developments in south l.a. started the team with 30. now we're at 100-plus. >> reporter: you're not only here with the kids, you're out in the street. >> the relationship with the police in the community, it's getting better. so a lot of parents and families are buying in to what we're doing. but you still have that little, little trust issue. >> reporter: this 13-year-old has seen the trust issues first-hand. >> everybody was like, oh, no. and everybody was just scared. this one kid started crying. i was like, no, they're cool. they're chil

congressman rodney davis.nk you for joining us, best of luck to you and those in your communities. we'll keep you in our prayers. >> thank you, jacqui. jacqui: griff. griff: now for a look at some of our headlines, late senator bob dole making a final trip to his hometown of russell, kansas this weekend. you're looking at live pictures of a memorial service held there before his casket travels to the state capitol. the world war ii veteran and hero will be buried in arlington national cemetery. and a critical flaw in a tool used around the world. threatening those, including in the government. one expert calling the single most critical vulnerability in the last decade. and a delivery driver apologizing for dumping packages in a ditch in alabama. he told he was dealing with a death at the time. the 22-year-old is facing charges for cargo theft. in northern virginia, back in the inspector light. concerned parents are staging a rally in front of the dolly madison public library for the display. the display place

thank you, rodney. thank you for hosting us. it is a pleasure to be here. we look forward to continuing our engagement partnership here in san francisco. [applause] >> thank you very much for coming today. don't forget to shop local with us this season. thank you so much. [applause] >> mayor breed: thank you, eric. eric owns ei home. thank mcgill and master card for providing resources to advertise shop and dine in the 49 to remind people to shop locally. usually on black friday the day after christmas most of the time -- hello -- i am first one at the door at 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. i decided i am not going to do that because i am going to make sure i am able to get up on friday and go out in the neighborhoods and become a new plant mom since this pandemic. i will be shopping for plants at various locations and shopping for gifts and toys. toys are hard to find. i am hopeful to get some toys and other great things all over san francisco. i want to thank each and every one of you for being here. i think santa's elfs are passing out bags. fill those wit

shoulder is a picture of me of the considerably younger reporter following bill clinton after the rodney king riots. he came out of maxine waters' house and said, if you do not enable people to borrow the money and get into businesses in the neighborhoods where they live, it is hard to have any fundamental change. that was 1992. we have been talking about government policies to try to channel more investment into low income and minority neighborhoods. -- it dates back to 1979. lyneir made reference to the 1990's. but we have been talking about the inequities that still persist. what does that tell us about the role of government? do we need a new approach? do we need more enforcement of the programs we have already established over the last 40 years? tulaine: i love that question. i would say the gap between the volume of intervention and the outcomes, because when we talk about systems changing, we far too often focus on the most explicit aspects of the system, the policies, but capital allocation, talent pipelines, and do not look at the implicit aspects of the system, the belief syste

reporter: a third suspect, rodney robinson, is in custody. he pleaded not guilty yesterday. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> a store in santa clara says it's closing for this foreseeable future because of crime. thieves broke into the fix kicks twice last week on camino real. that was the most recent break-in last sunday. in both cases, a group of 15 to as many as 30 people stole shoes and clothes. no one has been arrested but with the store posted on social media that it's taken all items out of the store and may reopen in the future, but in the meantime, it is planning to begin online sales soon. >> oakland police released a photo of the suv they believe was used in the deadly shooting near lake merritt on sunday afternoon. they say they are looking for a black toyota rav4. im ofhootin identifd dekavis. 's car has been broken into and when he noticed a suspects break into another car, he and out of -- he interrupted that burglary. that is one a passenger in that suv shot davis. >> do not come oakland police chief armstrong is talking about the recent -- 20 officers in the co

. >> a third suspect's release, rodney robinson. despite a judge finding monday that america be he would to answer for the judges. the judge released history with the condition he stays away from in order strom, and not leave the neighboring counties. the d.a. says robinson did not have to post became. >> this was extremely disappointing. mr. underwood had posted his monotary became. >> underwood and robinson are do you back in court in january. if and when calls season arrested, the dave's office says she'll remain in cuffed for the remainder of her case. >> free minutes police have air forced a tesla employee in connection with a coworker whomp found with a gun shot wound in the tesla factory parking lot. he was declared dead at the scene. police say they learned the two men had been arguing earlier in the day and detectives obtained an arrest warrant for 29-year-old arch nip solina. they found in short barreled gun in his car. heaviest in the county jail. >> the governor is being asked for help in fighting the city's resurgence i

here to talk about is former border patrol chief rodney scott.retty open border. they will find overcrowded facilities. last i heard there are 3,000 people in custody. more people out in the field that they have not been able to take into the facilities yet because they don't have transport. it is chaos. originally it was rio grande valley. then you saw del rio and now you are seeing yuma. just another example of open borders. >> bill: if they are sending 100 agents to this one spot, how many agents do they need to send in your view? >> well, they are out of agents. the 100 agents is a band-aid. from my experience they're coming from the northern border. you can't pull people out of south texas right now because that border is out of control as well. you see dps is helping us. they can only do so much. 100 agents will help the through put but not make a real difference to border security. the sheriff there, good friend of mine is doing everything to help out but they are limited. >> bill: we've been in touch with a lot of sheriffs. 22,000 people

would see it again 30 years later following the police beating of rodney king.eorge floyd and breonna taylor. for johnny, the watts rams has mom has noticed a big , and his- difference. >> that's all he does is dream and sleep playing football, grades have gone up. you know, tours at home. respectable. they've got him to be a nice young man. >> reporter: back on the field, these young players don't see cops, just coaches. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: sarah thompson, the players call him coach z., started the team in 2011. >> a wild dream. took 30 kids from different housing developments within south l.a. started a team with 30. now we're over 100 plus. >> you're not only here with these kids but you're out in the streets, seeing it day in and day out. >> the relationship with the police and the community, it's getting better. so a lot of parts, a lot of families are buying into what we're doing. but we still have that little trust issue. >> jimmy: 13-year-old lucille hall has seen the trust issues first hand. >> they came in all their police gear and i go to

i want to say thank you to everybody who has been supportive, my parents and rodney.is, and i'll put it towards my college fund and community efforts. i appreciate everybody. thank you so much. >> phoenix, we appreciate you and your determination is infectious. thank you so much. we know it'll go a long way, and we'll be right back here on "gma" in just a moment. stay with us. >> thank you. all right, bye. >>> "gma" gives back is sponsored by honey bunches of oats cereal. go be the unique ingredient the world needs to make a bunch happen. chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart spending firsthand, while you monitor and set account alerts. and using their own chase mobile app, they can set big savings goals. all with no monthly service fee. chase first banking. nespresso vertuo. redifining coffee. with one touch. precision brewing technology. a smooth crema. for an exceptional

ab would that be next week man to see in either the have one the 1st game on the new coach, whilst rodney says his side is better than he expected. and here and cartel will be getting a warrant for matches for games. and the fee for our car will have action from all of them throughout the day will be back in a few hours time for another sports update. at $1345.00 gmc, but stay with us here on all does there after the break? we've got another news update. ah ah ah, mother nature's gift of cultural landscapes. a strong infrastructure governance arising where investments are waiting to flourish. with even supplied by tradition. in where beautiful possibilities are offered a sacred himalayan summit, more treacherous than everest. cumber kona has never been tamed, reviewed and feared by local, yet an irresistible challenge to western climate. a sharper family with choose between going against their religious beliefs and guiding a group of mountaineers or rejecting much needed income. the wallet, shadows on al jazeera. one day i might be covering politics or i'm actually, i might hear by protoc

trying to salvage the historic 2015 agreement, ukrainian president rodney zalinski saying he discussed ways to resolve the conflict on the border with russia in a telephone call with his us counterpart, joe biden, and a wolf world health organization advisory panel is saying people with underlying health issues should get a booster vaccine, but there is concern that is could reduce the doses available to lower income countries in their fight against the corona virus. r u. s. president joe biden is warning that global freedom and democracy is under threat, saying that confronting the crisis is the challenge of our time. he is hosted a virtual meeting of more than a 100 wild leaders calling it's a summit for democracy. china and russia were notably absent from the gas list. both countries have denounced the meeting, accusing us of stoking divisions. white house says it's working to fund a new initiative to bolster democracy around the world. busy in my view, this is the final challenge of our time democracy. government of the people by the people for the people can at times be fragile, b

sell rodney, reminder of our top stories, more than 30000000 people have been ordered to stay at home in the eastern chinese city of shan, 200 cove. 19 infections have been recorded since the beginning of the month. china is on high alert as it goes up to host the winter olympics in february, katrina, you has more from beijing, the latest count we have now over 200 cases reported and she and this outbreak has spread to at least 5 other cities. and there have been at least one infection noted in beijing. so from thursday midnight authorities have said that the city of $13000000.00 people will be under strict lockdown. and only one member of the household is allowed to leave the her every 2 days to collect groceries on the search decide essential workers will be allowed to go to work. schools has been closed for some days. now. entertainment venues have been closed, long distance transport. that's buses, trains flights have all been, cancels the city is currently conducting mass testing authority, say the already up to the 3rd round of mass testing, the u. k. has reported more than a $1

hello, rodney, what you want is there like my headquarters here in the hall, also coming up, giving shelter. indonesia government agrees to accept dozens of wrangler migrants stranded a see also another blow to media. freedom in hong kong as the rest of senior staff for one of the last remaining pro democracy.

and the upcoming away from the ab cup roth rodney get says he couldn't turn down the chance to become interior manager at manchester. united aren't this, they. he was in the stance to watch united fight from behind to be arsenal in the, in the family. christiane, are not those called twice as they sank. the london is 32 at old trafford, result lift united to 7 and table in the end to be honest, if a club like majesty united contact you for such a role, you cannot possibly turn it on the major target for me in the next couple of weeks days, weeks is just to to bring more balance into the team. um, even yesterday we conceded 2 goals. we needed 3 goals in yet to win the game was exciting for to friends. but even for myself as the future coach, those are not the kind of games that you need every day. so that's oh for now remind of our top schools foyce. post an action at the fee for our cup. they're looking to make it to and from to i say face of mine will be back in a few hours time for another school. it's up day that $1545.00 pm to ah december on and just either guitar hose, the fever,

ah, hello, hello, rodney, what else is there like my headquarters here endeavor? also coming up, giving shelter. indonesia government agrees to accept dozens of wrangler migrants stranded a see also another blow to media. freedom in hong kong as the rest of the senior staff full. one of the last remaining pro democracy website, the shut down and tribute to south africa's anti apartheid era. whereas a memorial service for archbishop desmond tutu, ah, welcome to the program unprecedented high levels of corona, virus infections are being reported in many countries. the average number of cases over the past week increased to more than 6 and a half 1000000. the u. s. is again, worst effected, but europe parts of africa and asia also as a peak. there is a crucial difference compared to previous periods of the pandemic. the number of virus related deaths, as well as patients needing hospital treatment is significantly lower. let's bring him, mike can or his monitoring events in washington d. c. and of course the president is keeping a very close eye on what's going on. a

rodney starbucks a congressional candidate in tennessee, out with a new op-ed on this topic.joins us now. seems like the left, they don't have to change the law, they can donate to crazy d.a.s who do not enforce the laws. >> exactly right. they realize that you just need to become the law. the real criminal element beyond -- we know the left is going to do these things but our own sight has been stagnant and the establishment needs to answer for why for decades they've allowed this to fester and lead to the point that we are in now appear the truth is that we need people to fight. we need to fight for our people and for safe streets, and we need to fight for our police so we have safety again. we will not have that until the establishment realizes they need to get to work and if they are not willing to do it, they need to step aside because there is a wave ready to step in and do what they need to. they spend untold millions at think tanks. we get white papers, we need action oriented people to take control and to actually strategize to stop this plan from soros and his other

despite rodney king and this, that and the other thing. and i didn't understand why.that is what slowly led oj, it's clear and yet for many years all educational stripes were pretending not towe see it. i had no idea. low and behold losing the racism is a minor and then low and behold i never stopped being asked to write editorials. then it became a half an hour. people are not going to leave me alone so then i settled into it but it was all i want to be a professor. i like languages. i've seen 850. but i wouldn't have it any other way. it's a great book. i highly recommend it. it's a fast read. what is yourn. next book? it is a great book. i'm always so impressed to see it. i don't know what the nextxt bok is but i thought it's not going to be someone angry and that never smiles. i thought i wonder if i can get it by my agent to write the book. wouldn't you know somebody just came out with a book and now i can't do it. somebody else wrote it. so now i have to write about something else. the next book is going to be something about language and that's as far as i've g

respecting the police was once normal, now they are jealous of rodney deventer field.d bars was once normal, now the norm is to set them free like an injured bird you nursed back to health. i hate normal, believe me. this is what i did this morning before i came to work. ♪ ♪ i hate normal! but the democrats have moved the goalposts of normal into the parking lot across the street. even virginia democrat abigail spanberger complains that americans elected biden to be normal and stop the chaos. you know, the chaos in the form of low taxes, control of our borders, record low one up women, energy dependence, revolutionary vaccines, that is some crazy chaotic [bleep]. while matt, trump was so abnormal or what we used to call successful, but that stuff drove the elites crazy and it was all it took to galvanize them to get rid of him with completely fabricated scandals and a secret election cabal. so here's the new normal courtesy of a crooked media. >> president biden: the best way to get something done if you hold near and dear to you that you like to be able -- anyway. i t

he claimed to have no idea on re would turn to tara rodney dunn. were you surprised to say the news on television in december 2016? you were already in prison at the time on the ultimately not to your house or shall . i regarded him as unpredictable. but i didn't see that coming. i didn't think for a moment. he do something as crazy is that. i never thought he carry out an attack . yeah, dr. bob, i'm lucky. aneice henrique was involved in crime at an early age is to new jersey and hometown. he dropped out of school at 15, after a series of 5th and drug related offenses. i'm re went into hiding from police in 2011 smugglers got him as far as lamp the deuce in italy, not long after he set fire to refugee a shelter in sicily. man was sentenced to full years in prison. there he encountered other islamists. amory arrived in germany in 2015 the same here as hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers at a dormant mosque he came into contact with the islamist group that included boban, s. and ios is alleged later in gemini, ob yuvalar. i'm his only corpus, th

rodney dangerfield, that i decided to go back to school, to make the ultimate sacrifice for my friend. apple polisher. so that my friend might learn, might, just maybe, better himself, and hopefully bring some of that knowledge to the hungry and the needy people at le bernardin. you got that right? good machine, no problem? >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: okay. whoa! doing good. [ teacher speaking chinese ] >> girl: it's a little thick. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: little thick, man. >> eric: okay. >> anthony: in order to get to the top in the harsh, competitive world of professional cooking, sometimes you gotta use sharp elbows. >> girl: more. >> eric: more? >> girl: more starch. >> anthony: get your own, man. >> anthony: it's a cold world out there, better he learns it here than on the street. >> eric: hands up! i win the prep. >> teacher: green on there. >> anthony: the wok is intensely hot, things cook quickly in there. a few seconds too slow and things swiftly turn from the sublime to the ridiculous. >> teacher: okay! finish. >> anthony: et voila, cheese eater. [ teacher speaking chines

when you put it in that context, in my lifetime, this goes all the way to the rodney king case.he police resolve ways take in the case of, it's a dirty job, if we make mistakes, we're just going to have to look the other way. for the most part, that has succeeded. this verdict says, this is not the case any longer. not only are we going to hold you accountable if you do something wrong on the job, but also if you make a mistake, though it is a result of wrongdoing. that results come from bad intentions. we're going to hold you accountable. at least, in jurisdictions. we've got prosecutors who are going to claim to that. >> describe for me the difference. she was charged for manslaughter not a homicide. there's a different legal standard for each, and with the legal standard was here. with the burden was for prosecution to show to secure that verdict. >> that was one of the tough parts about this case, chris. you heard both prosecution and defense characterize kim potter's actions as a mistake, a different points. basically, for first degree manslaughter, you have to act prove th

in my lifetime for me this goes back to the rodney king case. the police takes the position, hey, it's a dirty job. if we make mistakes, you have to look the other way. for the most part, that has succeeded what this verdict says is that's noting case any longer. not only will we hold you accountable if you do something wrong on the job, but if you make a mistake that results in wrongdoing, you know, bad outcomes result from bad intentions. we are going to hold you accountable at least in jurisdictions we've got prosecutors who are going to cling to that point of view. >> yeah, and describe for me the difference here. i mean, she was charged a manslaughter, not homicide. there is a sort of different legal standards for each and what the legal standard was here, what the burden was for the prosecution to show to secure that verdict. >> that was a tough part about this case, chris, you heard both the prosecution and the defense characterize kim potter's actions as a mistake. for first-degree manslaughter is disregarding a substantial and unjustifi

. >> former border patrol chief rodney scott calls a taxpayer waste.the contracts, the federal government also relinquished any contractor guarantees when they were forced off the job. >> it's absolutely sickening to be transparent. >> tcial most of the canceled contracts are in texas where the immigration crisis continues. >> we are talking about hundreds of millions of dollars at a minimum probably that they have row purposed for what they call humanitarian effort. disgraceful. >> dhs said today it doesn't know exactly how much it's going to cost to unwind these contracts. how familiar money could be redirected from the wall to humanitarian efforts, and how much unused inventory remains. >> what we do know is the corps of engineers is now offering that stockpile to other government agencies before it can go to auction or scrapped. mike? >> mike: william la jeunesse on the border in huma. william, thanks. up next, conservatives accuse the biden administration and social media companies of trying to muzzle their voices. >> joe biden wants to use govern

with us designer brands ceo rodney rawlins >> thank you, roger, for joining us you have had success inthe shares after your results here today. for those that weren't able to follow along closely, what drove the quarter here particularly spurring those margins to much higher than what you had seen in past quarters and years? >> thanks, courtney. i think we made an investment a couple years ago in the kamudo group to design and source our own shoes and narrowing our assortment going from roughly 500 brands we would carry to the top 50 and filling in with brands that we design and source ourselves like vince ka mudo, lucky, jennifer simpson, jennifer lopez, the consumer has responded in a big way and it's drove our top line and bottom line too >> and so having some control over some of those brands i imagine is particularly useful right now when we're talking about theseglobal supply chain disruptions generally. what is your inventory situation like are you able to get the amount of product that you need when you need it right now to serve the customer demand? >> you know, courtney, for

. >> the das office takes issue with the circumstances around a third suspect's release, rodney robinson. a judge found robinson should be held to hands her for the charges but the judge released him with the conditions he stay away from nordstrom, is subject to search and seizure and not leave neighboring counties. robinson didn't have to post bail. >> this was disappointing. mr. underwood posted bail. for that reason he is in a different place than robinson. >> underwood and robinson are due in court in january. offend when dawson is arrested, she will remain in custody for the duration of her case. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. dan: thousands of people in south lake tahoe area are without power. several feet of snow fell in the sierra and another storm is on the way. the weather service says if you have to travel to the mountains, do it now. don't wait. they are discouraging travel tomorrow into thursday. be prepared for chain controls and delays. check out these snow-covered trees in soda springs west of truckee. researchers shared this video this morning. they measured five feet of s

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the other suspects arrested, joshua underwood and rodney robinson, peered in court on monday. under what was previously mistakenly released but was taken back into custody at his court appearance. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. ama: a father and daughter are safe thanks to some quick thinking by the u.s. coast guard. they got a distress call yesterday for a disabled sailboat floating two miles west of daly city. the coast guard shared this video. a swimmer was lowered into the water from a helicopter and he pulled the father and daughter to safety. they were hoisted up to the chopper on a bungee cord. both were seasick but otherwise ok. the coast guard says the sailboat ran out of fuel. dan: amazing how they do that. let's turn our attention back to the rain. ama: the atmospheric river. drew: we are almost at the end of it. the tail end is working through right now but we have seen inches of rain. not only rain, but wind and the rough surf with us on the coastline. i doppler seven has been very busy. a lot of bright colors. we have a lot of downpours to track. here is the final

much, especially 6, 5, 250 pound guard david roddy who gets the huge 2 handed slam just there more rodney with the body. he just goes to work the spin plus the foul. he led the way with 19 points and 7 ports. colorado state win. 7458 improving to 9 o on the season. saint mary's drops to 8, 2. they have a week off before hosting uc santa barbara next saturday. it's a college football. jim harbaugh trying to win that elusive big 10 title himself and million dollar bonus. by the way, harms dialing up some. >> trick or action. the halfback pass from donovan edwards finds roman wilson that's a 75 yard touchdown. the wolverines took a 14. nothing lead and never looked back. michigan runs away with it 40 to 3. the final score over iowa. the largest margin of victory since 2014 in the title game. by the way, he doesn't get one. but 2 gator vassar for harbaugh after finally beating ohio state for the first time in his 6 seasons last week. harbaugh now as the big 10 title and michigan surely a one or 2 seed in the national championship playoffs which will be announced tomorrow, by the way, either o

eastern for an exclusive interview with kroger's chairman and ceo rodney mcmullen. >>> now to rahel solomonor a cnbc news update hey, rahel >> hi, jon here's what's happening at this hour we begin in new york city where mayor bill de blasio saying we should assume there was community spread of the omicron variant in new york. that's after a minnesota resident tested positive with the new variant. this after attending an anime convention in new york new york city health officials calling for covid testing for everyone who went to the anime new york city convention from november 19th through the 21st >>> the house of representatives is expected to vote soon on a bill that will keep the federal government funded through mid-february the bill passed a key procedural hurdle late in the morning >>> and on "the news" tonight, jurors of the ghislaine maxwell trial learning about how sexual predators lured their victims and a look at all the other developments in the case tonight at 7:00 eastern. >>> santa's going underwater to set up a christmas tree at an aquarium exotic fish and sharks swam by as

we're joined by rodney fong, president and ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce. ronnie thanks for your time. let me start by getting your reaction. to the cancelation of the new year's eve fireworks show and the loss of revenue amid the surgeon covid cases. well it's very disappointing for san francisco businesses and as we notoriously new year's eve is a greater economic boost in the city, but two years in a row, this is something we have to do understand. the large gathering in lost large events are spreader events beyond make sure they can't existence i've discovered that doesn't stop us from having some fun and being outdoors and go into the parking christie field, and we've been down to fisherman's wife, small group of friends and family and jones celebrating rules. ronnie are tom vacar just talked about a silver lining, perhaps for businesses who are worried about staffing levels, already worried about putting the existing staff at risk and losing more staff members to omicron, at least on quarantine for a number of days. is that something you're hearing? b

a third suspect, rodney robinson, was arraigned yesterday and remains in custody .all the violent thefts have businesses taking precautions, while the city of walnut creek looks to add security. get this . cristina rendon tells us how some car dealerships are now protecting themselves. driving by high end car dealerships in walnut creek, you'll find empty showrooms. cars are on the lot, but the lure of luxury is not on display behind the glass. residents say they noticed the removal of cars after nordstrom was raided by roughly 90 thieves just before closing time more than a week ago. a lot of car dealerships in general, just they aren't really showcasing like they're nicer models understandably. but it just goes to show like it's just like the things that are happening around here, like the theft and robberies like it's affecting the community. an employee at one of the dealerships tells me this was a safety precaution to prevent classroom being broken. a manager that oversees lamborghini, maserati, aston martin and bentley had no comment. portion declined common t