who's denny ross?ross-- wow-- a young kid who, uh, got himself in a situation by telling the truth. dennis murphy: the father says denny was an average, carefree kid, excited about a new job in internet marketing, not a killer. personality, demeanor-- if he walked in the door, who would we meet? you'd meet a person who just doesn't stop smiling. it doesn't matter who you are. you'll feel at home when you're around him because he's just got that personality. dennis murphy: the medical examiner ruled hannah's death a homicide by asphyxiation, saying she was strangled to death. but little else was clear. for instance, the me found semen inside hannah's body during the autopsy but said the sample wasn't useful because it had degraded so much during the week her body lay in the trunk of her car. and then there were what critics saw as investigative lapses. police never checked boyfriend brad oborn's alibi the night hannah disappeared, never checked her pager records, and never performed a key chemical test

but it's not just about christmas lights for ross and his friends. with some red, green, and everything in between. >> i work really hard to do this and the passion is when i see a kid smiling, that's a lot for me. >> reporter: it certainly is another delightful holiday for everyone here on circle drive. >> how could you not like that? if you missed any of our stories on these amazing light displays, join us for the decked out for the holiday special airing christmas eve and on christmas day. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> there's always one who doesn't like something. thanks so much. >>> coming up at 6:00, after seven days of deliberations and 21 days of testimony, a san francisco jury has made a decision on the fate of the man accused of stabbing and killing a tech executive. we'll have the latest from the courthouse as we wait for the verdict to be announced tomorrow. >>> plus, he was one of the first people to speak out against san mateo county's embattled sheriff. today a deputy

ross. the banker had checked into a midtown hotel. a review of the hotel's surveillance footage found that same courier, caitlin rainey, also paid a visit to the building, seen here in the elevator, heading up to meet ross. photos from each crime scene show a white powdery substance, later confirmed to be cocaine laced with fentanyl. >> they knew immediately that she had been poisoned with fentanyl. >> what were the telltale signs? >> the shape. your body position. you know, so, people die, you know, slumped on the floor. you asphyxiate. >> i don't think it's a painless death. >> there are many people here who are not addicted to drugs. maybe they're just a recreational user. completely unexpecting of having fentanyl in their drugs. and that is actually when it's the most deadly. >> for nearly a year, authorities say billy ortega continued his operation as local and federal agencies continue to build the case against him. >> the police were able to link billy ortega to these young people's deaths through a combination of physical evid

it's ross vasquez's favorite time of the year. >> when i was a little boy, i always liked christmas. his festive decorations on his front lawn. >> well, i was a deejay for 26 years. so -- so i used to do my lightings you know. >> reporter: a handyman by day, and a christmas lights extraordinary by night. ross spreads the holiday cheer with some holiday magic. >> right now i'm turning on my snow machine. i have two of these. >> reporter: oh, it's really beginning to look like christmas now. >> it looks like you are in new york. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but it's not just ross who is getting into the holiday spirit. >> stack. >> reporter: all of his neighbors. >> yeah. i may need to look at the diagrams. >> reporter: right next door too. belinda setting up her christmas lights. >> you know, always look at lights and you stop and talk to people and as a kid you were just like in such awe of what was out there to see and the amazement what's happening. and it made a huge impression on me. so now, i think my favorite part of the whole thing is when the kid come up to me and be like, i've

and security services recruited him according to ross as f as b s i said that was born and was becky spent drive in moscow and place an explosive device on an electric score to outside the apartment entrance. for his active tara, he was promised a $100000.00 reward, and a passports to an e. u state. ukraine initially denied it's an involvement, but the new york times article font it anonymously dradian secuity service man that revealed p f was behind the assassination of the credit and assess of the latest. but the highlights key as brought. ready the use of tara tactics i should just was, i assure you, it is now obvious who are the contractors and who are the organizers of this terrorist act? it is once again confirmed that the keeper's team does not shy away from terrorist methods of work. there's kind of, we clearly understand who our enemy is and what he is capable of. and this once again proves the rightness of our actions during the special military operation. general ego k resolve was they had of the roches nuclear, biological and chemical defense forces that he's reported on

on a ride with ross and rachel.oal in writing the finale was to really make you believe that they might not get together. >> i have to get on the plane. no you don't. yes, i do. >> no you don't. >> they're waiting for me. >> ross, i've watched the final episode and am crying. as an audience member, i was there in the audience and you could feel the energy. i remember it being very secretive. we had a big flat across part of the stage so that the people couldn't see. oh, come on, miss, isn't there any way that you can just let me off the. >> no, no, no. >> oh my god. >> did she get off the plane? >> did she get off the plane? >> i got off the plane. >> look, i also wonder why this show endures the way it does. i do feel like it is the marriage between the writing and the chemistry of the cast. we genuinely loved and love each other. everyone just did a really good job. that's not a good way to end it. but i mean, i think. yeah. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross. once in a lifetime. >> he was a bo

let's bring in ross mayfield at baird. good to see you. >> good morning. >> to let's talk about it. you know, when it comes to the idea of the government shutdown in your mind, how does that impact sentiment with investors and also the fact we saw so many republicans republicans push back against the trump-backed bill? do you think this changes the sentiment when it comes to investors? >> i think you got it spot-on. a shutdown in of itself is not a big deal for the markets i think the issue is elon musk's influence and a narrow margin in the house to actually pass legislation especially with different factions i think this will weigh on sentiment. i think we'll get a couple of years that look like 2018 with tariff threats and in-fighting in the congress and it could lead to lower sentiment and a choppy market. >> at the same time, the dollar is rising, ross. we have been covering this on "worldwide exchange" for a bit when you see the rise in the do the dollar, the equities going into next year may be too high >> yeah, i think donald trump said he would like a weaker dollar to be mo

and ben ross recapping our top story sports today. some sad news, oakland athletics legend and baseball hall of famer rickey henderson died yesterday at the age of 65 tmz. reporting that anderson had been hospitalized with pneumonia before dying in oakland, considered the greatest leadoff hitter of all time. henderson finished his career with 1406 stolen bases, 2,295 home runs. those are all major league baseball records. he also had 3,055 hits and 297 total home runs. rickey henderson inducted into the baseball hall of fame in 2009. that was his first year of eligibility in recent years. tricky remain around the athletics organization. he was frequently seen at the oakland coliseum helping to coach younger players and interact with fans. his passing leaves just a massive void throughout the baseball world. and of course, here in the bay area. well, you heard steve kirsch tribute to ricky earlier on and current. his warriors were in minnesota tonight taking on the timberwolves trying to get back on track after a 51 point loss in memph

then it shows no, of course, when we're talking about ross shocks, that's a big country, which means that there's more than one time zone here, there's a rush, i has 11 time zones and in the eastern part of the country, while here in moscow, the clock has just struck midnight in the eastern part of the country. they started celebrating 9 hours ago. meanwhile, the city of calling in grad, in the west of the country, is still awaiting the clock to hit midnight to start it's celebration. now talking about the very 1st residence in a rough shod that welcome to the new years, some of them are in of legible stuff. the city of blood people stuck, and wallet is freezing. cold, though therapy will still went out to celebrate and embrace the festive spirit. of this holiday again, on top of that in the city of the codes where it's minus 51 degrees celsius, that did not stop people from going out to celebrate a position you should. the weather is perfect, but minus 51 degrees celsius. i suppose it's wonderful, just what you need to feel the winter, which means i am very happy that i came here. i

it should be here, but it just says ross log or ross that it's communication on earth is this challenging? how will it be in space? at least the gloss university rover is working. nothing by the victim. it's still a long way to mars the visitor at the university are also interested in researching the fundamentals. it does not really start, it's important to test each individual component over technology is driving innovation and fields like robotics sensors and communications. these fields are benefiting from funding provided by national and european sources, such as the european space agency, as well as private donors. this is can in focus august on the, you know, simply johnson. and if we went to moms we'd get, we know and can't do. now it wouldn't be very dangerous and probably not very productive scientifically. the boss. that's why we need to learn in moms like environment's house at best to utilize our resources. it's exciting dog but the mars mission is delayed. even the habitat we're astronaut, sorts of live and research on site isn't ready yet. hire us letting young a member of t

secretary ross, it's great to have you on the program today.eaction to this. we rely on this data for so much, and it's cheer that, if the allegations are true, there's politicization of population at play here. >> well, there is always some miscounting in the census. you have 128 or so million households, and not all of the states and not all of the people are equally cooperative. but as a to these percentages, what amount overcount what amount undercount, nobody really knows the exact total. so all they're really saying is that compared with their statistics as to what they think the results should have been, these are the differences. i don't think it's all that meaningful because every census has had a similar problem. you do is have people -- you do have people who will not respond, and it's just what happens. jackie: okay. all right. of we'll get some more clarity on it december 5th. but while i have you, i want to ask you about your counterpart in the current administration talking about spending whatever money is left down to the last c

i saw it was a ross is a tunnel, a one television, and the news agency re, uh no. see that small move affects the use, ongoing suppression of diverse narrative. i'm, it's intolerance tools. a russian perspective further demonstrating is inclination to control information to all those i'm of hold democratic values, find something for me, please go to the marines. however, said louise options will not go on all the said moscow wilson to international organizations. i just put the 1st finds a minute. so now we have on greg simmons an independent political research based in cities. and he said your result was to censorship because it is using overall, over information. so the rules based all the by like the routing rules. and the only reason they will be doing this is because of the losing view of somebody was. so they tried to stay uh, the information uh so that it receives those very cheap and not very incredible wisdom and propaganda. the because the communication is coming from the globe themselves, including russia, a just to pretty much the handle of the gulf is

secretary ross, it's great to have you on the program today.this data for so much, and it's cheer that, if the allegations are true, there's politicization of population at play here. >> well, there is always some miscounting in the census. you have 128 or so million households, and not all of the states and not all of the people are equally cooperative. but as a to these percentages, what amount overcount what amount undercount, nobody really knows the exact total. so all they're really saying is that compared with their statistics as to what they think the results should have been, these are the differences. i don't think it's all that meaningful because every census has had a similar problem. you do is have people -- you do have people who will not respond, and it's just what happens. jackie: okay. all right. of we'll get some more clarity on it december 5th. but while i have you, i want to ask you about your counterpart in the current administration talking about spending whatever money is left down to the last cent, literally. ultimately,

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this is the end of the road for us. behind us is the village of maroon ross. this is a village is still occupied by is why the forces they are refusing to allow local to return home, even finding out them in breach of the agree 65 and the cleaning house in georgia where opposition figures and western back and d, o is behind the turmoil are being rounded up following grades on their offices. authority say almost a 3rd of protesters, they detain our foreign nationals, the i'm rachel ruble. this is our t international live in moscow. we begin in syria where the defense ministry says at least 300 militants, have been eliminated in the past day of fighting alone on that side of state. forced to secure the city of ha and prepared to repel any future attacks. the of the working in its hand, missouri and ground troops and russian air forces are said to have inflicted heavy terrorist losses in the north weapons and armor and vehicles belonging to the true rear alshaun. the hottest fit for also captured the syrian army officer, says the troops won't rest until the whole

so just to position ross as defense, ministry reported that a defensive have taken 16 ukrainian drones out of the skies across for russian regions. now moscow, 4th is all continuing to liberate the russian land in the coast region. then some footage of a nation's flag back in the place as troops storm the certified positions i'd be creating all media the region. as a result, keeps forces have retreated, leaving west and supplied equipment, and its fallen soldiers behind rushes m o d says the train lost 200 men there in a single day right now. so more on this, let's now cost live to ortiz gross, but then he goes down of bringing us up to speed. yeah, you go that. what do we know so far about the developments um, what does this mean for the situation on the front lines as the west keeps pumping key up with a long range weapons? will absolutely, mike, as you've, but rightly pointed out, russia continues to improve its positions on the ground. speaking of the critic region, by the way that you've just mentioned, in fact, the russians, they haven't even spilled over the russia. ukraine bowe

ross n ross, in the meantime, i would like to ask about the broader geopolitical scene.ect announce tariffs on canada. there were also tariffs on steel and aluminum. i would like to understand how are you perhaps preparing for a more uncertain geopolitical world going forward and whether you are concerned whether you could be hit by some of the tariffs as well. >> no, we're not concerned at all. the gold industry is immune from tariffs. we can sell gold anywhere. it's a volume market. we don't have to worry about tariffs at all in our business. it's noise that we just are completely unconcerned about. >> we'll keep a close eye on potential announcements well get from the president-elect. before i let you go, i would like your thoughts on some of the conversations you are having in london in terms of sustainability. this is the question mark for your industry. any deliverables from the conversations you are having here in london? >> it is not just here in london. this is just how you operate today. you look after your environment and you look after your community and your

this is the end of the road for us. behind us is the village of maroon ross. this is a video is still on p 5 by is way the forty's they were refusing to allow local to return home, even finding out that a breach of the agree seeing star cleaning house in georgia where opposition figures and western back to n g o is reported to be behind protest, there are being rounded up following raids on their offices and political turmoil in paris as the government is ousted and a no confidence built by parliament for the 1st time in over 60 years. putting more pressure on president kron with many lawmakers, calling for him to step down to the you are watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. we begin in syria where the defense ministry says at least 300 militants have been eliminated in the past day. of fighting alone. well, that's as state for us to secure the city of law and prepare to repel any future attacks. the working in tandem, 3 in ground troops and russian air forces are said to events like the heavy terrorist losses in the north weapons an

this is the end of the road for us. behind us is the village of maroon ross. this is a village is still occupied by is why the forces they were refusing to allow local to return home even firing, got them in breach of the agree, see spot almost on cue as well. open fire. the gunshots continued as we made our way to safety, as well continues to walk you by maroon, our russ. um, even though the seas 5 remains in place to disruption, continues, bulldozers tad on a mosque, villages were unable to attend. and only those media organizations imbedded with the as ready troops allowed access much to the children of the lebanese authorities . somewhere between 40100000 homes are being damaged or destroyed, the estimated cost of the destruction. $13000000000.00 us dollars fig. unlikely to rise, but the people remain dignified with tony with the heads held high and continuing to support the resistance waterfront you all si, fi continues to hold for now. this is steve sweeney for on the southern lebanon the well, the political news says, tightening around the south korean.

and carly and ross has been as has been roles, which has some peaches. but uh, what is the main thing that is disabled, economic growth, h 5 percent of trade between those 5 member states has done in national kara, this is now continued for the 10th time. just one of the probably point that as well as mentioning, obviously view praying conflict was raised that she said, russian troops and moving forwards, express determination to finish what had been started, said most good responds in kind when raised about any future use of that hypersonic missile asinique, so he said it all depends on what comes flying towards russia. final thing i will say about 2 pm robot sits a visit to the kremlin on sunday and said, look, we're ready to host p students. if you're open to web presence that i'm open to what you need to ask, of course, what's happening in kia, of since they are the ones who've been consistently taunting the facts on any kinds of negotiation. breast stalls, i'm going through a bit of a crisis not was the final point that the russian president was say

oh yes, i'm the diana ross around this plac. you are diana ross. you aren't even bob ross saint dennis medical tuesday on nbc and peacock. the holidays are comin. but for many foster kids, being away from family can be a bit lonely and hard to help create holiday cheer. mancini's sleep with them. the ticket to dream foundation are hosting a holiday gift drive for local foster kids of all ages. a new toy or gift helps foster kids feel special, play and even learn. bring any new unwrapped toys and gifts to any man. see me sleep world and make the holidays a little brighter. learn more online at sleep worldcom christmas in rockefeller center on nbc is sponsored locally by scratchers from the california lottery. welcome to the most spectacular party of the season. light up the holidays with a star studded musical celebration. live! i love christmas so much. christmas in rockefeller center wednesday on nbc and peacock, christmas in rockefeller center on nbc is sponsored locally by scratchers from the california lottery. give the gift of play my brother

for us behind us is the village of maroon ross. this is a village is still occupied by is by the forces they are refusing to allow local to return home even firing at them in breach of the agreed seat next and the firing line. your brains, parliament pauses, a nose, i could lay the ground for ukrainian women to reset and tend to combat that comes and made us pressure on kids to wanted localize ation or even with the, the money. even with the munitions that has to be people on the, on the front lines to deal with the russian aggression. you pronounce hard decisions to make about further mobilization. but these are necessary the on yeah, almost every hour. this is all to international life from the russian capital where it's just us struck 6 pm. as always, we appreciate you choosing us welcome to the program. the syrian army has redeployed its full size from the city of hama upsize, medicine groups, and to the regional capital. the country's defense ministry said the move will present civilian casualties, which could mount as fightin

earlier on, we spoke to the water safety manager at the rnli, ross macleod. so the conditions, as has been well reported, are pretty treacherous all around the coast at the moment with the red, orange and yellow wind and rain warnings. driving a little bit too quickly perhaps. and then you lose grip on the roads. and that could be very, very dangerous. so if you can, stay at home — that is the message, or postpone your journey until the worst of the weather has passed. earlier on, we spoke to the water safety manager at the rnli, ross macleod. he explained what he is witnessing at the moment. so the conditions, as has been well reported, are pretty treacherous all around the coast at the moment with the red, orange and yellow wind and rain warnings. so it's definitely a weekend for putting up the christmas decorations, spending time with family and certainly not taking any unnecessary risks around the coast. there's big seas out there, so people are at risk of getting swept into the water. and at this time of year, the water can be quite treacherous. so we're

maxx had it for $18, ross, $16, and burlington, $15.99.ouple of years. we're seeing increases in prices up to 20% to 25%. so as people are looking to save a little bit more money, they turn to these value retailers and happily they're ready to offer you some more toy options. >> reporter: for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news. >> whit: our thanks to becky worley. we have all been comparing our favorite discount stores. gio got banned from the dollar store one time. >> gio: no, i did not. >> whit: oh, no. that was amazon. that's right. >>> coming up on "good morning america," lots of action in the nfl today. espn's herm edwards gives us his take on the matchups. >> janai: he did get banned. >> whit: that part was true. >> whit: that part was true. check check twice... check check twice... well put me on the naughty list, this has never happened before! let's see... and that, people, is why we have target circle 360. [ doorbell rings ] it's here! don't miss anything on your list, with target circle 360 unlimited same-day deliver

ross: thank you. i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the chairman of the house judiciary committee, mr. jordan, for five minutes. mr. jordan: thank you, mr. chairman. director, has there -- in recent history has there been a parole program of this magnitude? ms. jaddou: which -- are you talking about -- ms. jaddou: chnv? two years, $53 -- 531,000 people get paroled in. ms. jaddou: there have been -- mr. jordan: to that magnitude? ms. jaddou: i don't have all the numbers in front of me but i'm familiar with the historical use of parole through multiple administrations, republican and democrat. there have been many uses, some large, some small, and some have been very large. mr. jordan: so this is not unique you're saying? this is just run of the mill type of parole that you're doing? ms. jaddou: i'm not saying it's run of the mill. the parole -- mr. jordan: you give it a whole new term. lawful pathway. a term i've never heard before. we didn't pass any law saying you should do this. is this -- i'm ju

. >> and ross will tell us which star shortstop is coming to the bay. >> welcome to sports. i'm ben ross to the full slate of college football and basketball today. plus the sharks in action. somehow it was the san francisco giants that decided to crash the top of the sportscast. >> and become our lead story. buster posey promise to make some changes after replacing far. hans, it as president of baseball operations. today he put his money where his mouth this at least the owners willie adonis, the top free agent shortstop on the board has reportedly agreed to a seven-year 182 million dollar contract. according to multiple reports. >> it's the largest contract in giants franchise history. surpassing guess buster posey's who had a 9 year 167 million dollar deal of his the 29 year-old adonis had a career season last year doing it to 51 32 home runs and 112 rbi also 21 stolen bases. those last 3 martz would have led the giants last season. so now you've got a dame chapman forming a pretty nice left side of the infield for several years to come. all right. now to the shark play g

ross, 61, and burlington 1599.t was berlin that had the lowest price $9 off toys have become pretty expensive over the last couple of years. >> we're seeing increases in prices up to 20 to 25. so as people are looking to save a little bit more money, they turn to these value retailers and happily, they're ready to offer you some more toy options for good morning america back you early. >> abc news. >> all right, 75ft of gift wrap. >> lisa for 7.99. that's a good deal. >> i guess that is. yeah. whoknt live doppler seven picking up on this cloud cover that will basically send a lot of the moisture to the north. but we have a cold front on the way for the bay area developing. and that's going to bring in a rainy commute for parts of the north bay. san francisco, for your monday morning. right now it's all about the sun, 50 degrees in santa cruz 57 later on today it is 48 downtown, 50 in oakland with 46 san jose and redwood city. there is a cloudy look at the peninsula, sfo. things are going along fine this morning com

ross.ow long did it take but we can think of the troops put in the long term they have the support. so my question is what is it take and also our allies. it's an nato ally has hamas itself. what do use more a war for diplomacy like china and russia does with our alliance to push them to the terrorist groups and make the disarmament, and political parties and columbia are other countries. and finally have a stop on this thank you. first i would say have not seen a whole lot of success on the russians and the chinese being able to change the behavior of their allies or non- allies. i think what is required this is a classic example of why we need to be building a coalition. what is it we are trying to achieve and how do we create a division of labor among coalitions? one example i was getting at is can we build in gaza when the war is over you have to have a combination of reconstruction has billed to administration and security. you have to build to manage that ensure the authority is refor

number 6, gleason connects with junior van der ross with 6th scoring pass of the day. so toledo up pitch, trying to tie and send it to a 7th overtime. but julian duggar could not avoid the pressure. his pass falls incomplete in the end zone. we do wins. 48 46 in a bowl record 6 over time. so you like football hof. here's a whole bunch of football for you so much. i mean, i'm a fan, too, but i think like during these times of year, everyone wants to come inside and kind of watch together. yeah, the nation's spore, i mean, don't come from a few. but they totally, you know, right now it feels like football. this is what it's supposed to be. this is the time. yeah. all right. well, thanks so much, but we'll have more coming up later. >> well, a lot of families and friends are jumping into the holiday spirit in tahoe for some sports there. many spent their christmas day up in the snow and on the slopes. we spoke with families who say enjoying the snow is the perfect winter tradition. >> started when i was 4 years old. i've never had a season pass, but i do like twice a year

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i'm ben ross will get to the forty-niners in a moment. but we start at chase center with the warriors trying to snap a five-game losing streak against the rockets without 2 of their best players. steph curry and draymond green both out tonight, anderson, knee and calf injuries respectively. jonathan kuminga and the rest of the team got to stop they would need to step hey, it got so desperate gp 2 recruited some help from the from the stands in case they need an extra body. never a bad idea. let's get to the highlights. stream on green might not be playing but he is repping that new golden state about curry's jersey expansion draft is tomorrow. 4 years have owned the rockets winning the last 14 matchups in this series. 1st quarter buddy hield finds andrew wiggins all alone underneath for the soft jam warriors up 8 but the rockets would end the quarter on a 17 4 run. fred vanvleet. >> with the rainbow 3 and the rockets led by 4 after jonathan kuminga gets it going now takes it down the rebound coast to coast. and his way to the basket warri

. >> ross has all the highlights and reaction coming up. >> welcome into sports. i'm ben ross. merry christmas. happy hanukkah. couple of good matchups today between playoff teams in the nfl. >> let's begin in pittsburgh where the 10 5 steelers were playing host to the 14 one chiefs. now kansas city could lock up the number one seed in the afc with the wind. patrick mahomes given the pre-game speech leading the team out onto the field. let's get to the highlights of this one opening drive mahomes to xavier worthy. who dives for the pylon. 7 yard touchdown. >> harrison butker would miss the extra point but still 6, nothing. kc letter in the first mahomes connects this time with justin walks and in the end zone, 11 yard td puts the chiefs up 13 zip, but the steelers would answer in the 2nd quarter. russell wilson rolling left is going to take it himself for the touchdown and pittsburgh on the board. we've got a 13 7 game, 4th quarter. chiefs up. 22 to looking for the real mahomes finds a wide open travis kelce 12 yard touchdown with that tv, kelsey passes hall of famer tony gonza

in addition, the idea struck military infrastructure in the all who died to sleep and ross kind of 2 ports on the western coast. these military targets were used by the healthy terrorist regime to smuggle uranian weapons into the region. but northern and gaza has become another target for as early strikes on thursday as at least 50 people have reportedly been killed in stripes on a building near come all on one hospital. and that is, according to the director of the medical facility, there's been no immediate comment from the idea of multiple attacks in the vicinity of the hospital were reported on thursday with patients and medical staff said to be trapped inside the facility. here is the hospital director who shared details of one of the recent attacks the experienced or says it was the mobile. this is a patient's room and one of the medics was providing health and treatment services here when an explosion occurred due to booby trapped robots that surround the hospital, a shrapnel piece entered through this spot, causing a direct injury. the condition is critical and we don't expec

because you, if you take away the general list, that ross give a difficult questions and putting the politicians on the support. you know, people tend to have their minds to wonder. i think they tend to not really front of it. and you know, these days with social media, meaning that there's so many meanings, disruptions that some people, it's very difficult for them to focus on politics. what happens in the last 15 or 20 years as politics became a really know the subject hobby. anybody buquet my country, fullest politics? hunt. i apologize because the press law so much that could have been see in the last 20 years. you know, so that's, that's some is going on in power. but, you know, the european union, we shouldn't forget how the u works is, is really, um, shocking. it basically bullies or bribes. you know, you take a pick. most people who watch a british news report, for example, every night on tv, doesn't realize that those john, this, the written brussels that were facing the cameras, do not patients, camera making their thoughts were actually being paid by the european union. ye

gauff out of the shotgun finds a wide open ross ground for the go ahead score just like that. with their first of the night. goff threw for 303 yards and td's 4th quarter. now it's a 12 point deficit, but this is more important than a game as pretty get sacked. his hit on the right elbow would head to sideline. take a couple of practice on able to return to the game lions, hang on to win 40 to 34. here's broxburn is giving an update tossed nothing or an hour. >> going to get our so concerns you at this i mean, it doesn't feel the but the sleet at that. so we'll see what on that sack? i got hit in the back side and the yeah. basically arm was on fire kind of thing and so i tried throwing a cup on the sideline and i couldn't at that point. we did some tests with ucl stuff and i'm good in that regard. but we just gotta go get imaging on it tomorrow and see the whole thing. >> yeah. we'll hope for the best. alright to basketball. quickly, the warriors hosting ut we leaders who came in 27 in 4 looked good early for the dubs. jonathan kuminga, nice euro step to the basket. he had 18

ben ross tells us report. ben ross tells us who's actually going to play hank used to suffer from what felt like a cold & flu medicine hangover in the morning. ha ha. haha! then he switched to mucinex nightshift. mucinex is uniquely formulated to leave your system faster, so you wake up ready to go. uhh, hank! try mucinex nightshift and feel the difference. >> well, 48 hours from now, the forty-niners playoff hopes may officially be gone. but for now, they are preparing to take on the miami dolphins know and they've got to win their final 3 games. just have a chance. and then get a lot of help, too. the niners once again will be without star tackle trent williams. he was ruled out today as was running back isaac guerendo on defense. nick bosa andrei greenlaw are both listed as questionable but with gurendo out the revolving door of running backs just continues to spin. patrick taylor junior. we'll get the opportunity to start sunday. taylor has played sparingly this season. he did have 7 carries for 25 yards a

sports reporter ben ross has all the highlights for you. coming up. (dr.eople needed hope, god would send a baby, a king, to offer a foretaste of a better future. but why? why should we care? and what should the baby in bethlehem mean to me? (male announcer) watch "why the nativity?" a powerful new docudrama from david jeremiah, here on this station. hank used to suffer from what felt like a cold & flu medicine hangover in the morning. ha ha. haha! then he switched to mucinex nightshift. mucinex is uniquely formulated to leave your system faster, so you wake up ready to go. uhh, hank! try mucinex nightshift and feel the difference. >> welcome into sports. i'm ben ross. the golden state warriors hosting the indiana pacers tonight. indiana. believe it or not, the best record of any team at chase center. they're 5 and o all time dubs trying to change that tonight. and speaking of chase, looking festive with the christmas decorations this evening. let's get to the highlights of this right to the 4th quarter warriors down to andrew wiggins. nice spin move. the

and ben ross will get to the forty-niners in a moment. we start tonight with the warriors and the beginning of the dennis schroder, dennis schroder era. easy for me to say schroder making his golden state debut tonight in memphis against the grizzlies. looking good in the golden state. uni does trying to get back on track after dropping 8 of their last 10 the warriors fell behind early in this 1, 8, to nothing but schroder going to get your team on the board with mid-range jumper that something is known for. it's for bucket. as a warrior memphis lead to 6. but point is all grizzlies in the 1st half. luke kennard, the wide open 3 pushes the loose tonight to them with the clock running down the 1st quarter santi aldama. >> he had 16 points in the 1st half more years down. 37 15 after one. and it didn't get any better in the 2nd quarter. jake ravia with 3 of his 11 first-half points. as we check the the does are down 50 the last i saw 102, to 52. it is just not there night 30. we'll have the full highlights on sports night live, i guess call

now we joined from big arrest a by ross's on constant and ask you who his presidential candidacy from the polity of remaining. and patriots was also rejected by the constitutional quote. many thanks for joining us today is really good to see you on the program. and 1st of all, i'd like to ask for your reaction to the close decision to know the results of the 1st round of the presidential election. and they'll do a full rerun. we were all shocked by these decisions. the democracy, in fact, and romania has been abolished yesterday by the constitutional court decision of cancellation, the election of the state, the institution. but to see bating uh, to this, which are outside the legal or there provided by the rumanian constitution and the constitutional order itself to wage. all citizens must refer in their lives and activities does no, and that does no longer exist as 3 days before the going to the additional record refuse to go. so the 1st around of elections, but then they changed their minds. i think it had been exactly like in the green, greenville for when the young of virginia is

i'm ben ross. the forty-niners tumultuous season continue tonight. the team's playoff hopes are on life support. let's be real. this was a must-win game. >> against the la rams, the rain coming down at levi stadium credit to the faithful. they came prepared for the elements. unfortunately, the forty-niners offense did not. sadly we have to get to the highlights or i guess the low lights. if you like offense, as you probably saw during the week deebo samuel tweeted that he wasn't getting the ball enough. well, on the first play of the game, here's his chance. can't bring it and not a great pass from brock purdy. but the low probably should have had it. niners will go 3 and out to start the game. luckily for them, the rams offense was just as bad. the 1st half was a pun to thump as commentator on michael said. teams combined for 11 punts and only 9 first downs in the 1st half, it was 3 to 3 going into the break. 3rd quarter now, same score. brock purdy passing to a wide open deebo but he drops it again. that could have been a big game. maybe even a tou

i'm ben ross, 40 niner fans. i'm sorry. hope you're hanging in there. it's been a rough season last night, especially an ugly 12, 6 home loss to the rams, which >> essentially ended their playoff hopes now at 6, 8, with just 3 games remaining. yeah, it was. it was raining last night. the team has a lot of injuries, but still in the biggest game of the season. the offense just didn't show up. kyle shanahan and company could only muster a pair of field goals and a season low. 191 total yards. the last time the forty-niners didn't score a touchdown in a game was way back in week 7 of 2019, that's more than 5 years ago. now, the defense for the most part did its job allowing just 12 points to a rams team that scored 44 last week against the bills. but believe it or not, shanahan and john lynch may have bigger issues to examine than the last itself. you got to take a hard look at the locker room situation when you've got a player quitting on the team in the middle of the game, that's what linebacker de'vondre campbell did last night, refusing to go into the

ben ross. we start tonight with our daily medical report on the forty-niners will not be nice to talk about football rather than the nonstop injuries. well, here's today's injury roll call ahead of sunday's crucial game against the chicago bears offensive lineman trent williams and aaron banks both missed practice again. now, fortunately, brock purdy was a full participant and appears to be fully recovered from that shoulder injury. but of course, he's going to be without his top 2 running backs christian mccaffrey and jordan mason on the defense both telling a hufanga andrei greenlaw were limited today with green law most likely missing the bears game and hopefully get to make his return to the field next thursday against the rams. although we'll have to wait and see the niners, of course, have lost 3 straight games. now, 5, 7 on the season, healthy or not. the team has really just shot themselves in the foot this year, especially the last 2 road games, which were both blowout losses at this p

across many of which involved public, very different clinton parts come as a media resignation class ross of the in road presidential race pointing instead the to the civil policy and they did the rigging support for a president policy in camden. they also at the city of cuz i was hit by a rod of you trade in come a call. the top of the thing was initial high rise towers 1st into play and the journey. so all the food, all the, his big. so how's the parents, harris at the time at christmas box in the next 5 people that in thousands more wounded savvy arabian national has been arrested as the price of the very, very well welcome to them in tie of seats, especially as it will come to live for most the best that go to the top. so is this that when we do start with breaking news, a powerful boss has strongly influence the bank in saint petersburg, another cit, motorcycles. i could, in that same rush in the city, local authorities have confirmed with no casualties and either incident, i'll think of us on a memo shopping just the details of what a string of, and evidently mischief is climbed acr

hello, ross. hey. what's up? ross ralston has spent over a week at the hospital being treated for burns and smoke inhalation. firefighters rescued him from a house fire in the ben lomond area. i was terrified, i didn't know what to do. reporter they hope to leave soon, but the presence made his day. i'm just i'm just very thankful and i'm very humbled to anybody and everybody that has helped. ai sunny down the hall, three year old tony is recovering from a stroke. today she got dolls and a stuffed unicorn. the support that we got from the community and from from everyone and now the firefighters is just overwhelming. so amazing. we're just so grateful. her mom says they'll be here for a month, and they're trying to keep tony in good spirits. so far, she's been just improving, and we're very glad that she is giving us more and more every day. the toys were collected at santa clara county fire stations over the past few weeks. the firefighters partnered with valley medical center to make today happen. it's a very s