sara?yeah, there's just so many things going on. but it is remarkable to get that interview, you know, with merrick garland at this particular time. clearly he has things that he feels like he needs to say to the american public. and evan, you got him to say them. thank you so much. i appreciate you and your team. >> great work there. >>> senior analyst, andrew mccabe, former fbi deputy director. andy, what jumped out to you from what the attorney general said? anything surprising? >> john, nothing surprising. well, beyond the fact that it's always surprising that the attorney general sits down with any reporter. and kudos to evan for creating this opportunity for us. a couple of things that he mentioned that i thought were particularly important, the reference, the question about whether or not the justice department is essentially violating its policy of taking any action in the run-up to an election i thought was a really good one. i think people misunderstand the purpose of that. that p

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>> sara, that would be very possible, if in fact that is the route that is taken. mean, i have to say, sitting on this side of the atlantic, much closer to where the war zone is, it sounded extraordinary as many of the commentators here to see all of these people in the united states, baying for war in the mill east. that is what it is. ful they want to call on the biden administration to strike another country in the middle east, a sovereign state, not like the houthis or various military groups alike. that is a massive escalation and you don't know where it's going to end. notice who is being quiet as has been reported, the maga crowd, they're not yelling for this, because of donald trump, they don't want to see this, they're much more isolationists in that regard. trump himself didn't do that. he dr eid end up killing the he of the quds force. in 43 years there's been no direct u.s. hit on iran, this would be huge. however, clearly, the president needs to do something to make it clear that the united states will not tolerate the killing of its personnel. the onl

sara. >> there's certainly a crisis at the border. everyone can agree with that. to fix it is a whole different matter. thank you, lauren fox. >>> a new proposed hostage deal between israel and hamas, where does it stand this morning. >> and how much extra time must you have on your hands to dream up a conspiracy theory involving taylor swift, the super bowl and president biden? go grab your tinfoil hat and run. ♪ is >>> just moments ago, president biden left the white house for campaign events in florida today. and he was asked whether president trump should be allowed to remain on the 2024 ballot. listen. >> should donald trump be allowed on the ballot? >> as far as i'm concerned, that's fine. >> how could that be a threat to democracy. >> because of guys like you. >> his response, as far as i'm concerned, that's fine. this comes as the illinois state board of elections hold a public meeting where they will decide whether trump will appear on the primary ballot or barred from the amendments of the insurrectionist ban. joining us laura barron-lopez and margaret t

this town is, as sara mentioned a moment ago, it is a small town. so the amount of law enforcement personnel responding to the scene and being pulled from other places, is about 45 minutes from des moines. the scale here is of law enforcement is pretty significant, but in terms of the at fear, it seems to be pretty stable, and pretty calm at the moment, and they seem to have a good handle on things, john. >> aaron, any medical personnel that you are seeing, and any signs of victims, helicopters and the like? >> no. no helicopters, and no ambulances or emt personnel on the scene. i have seen at the site since i have gotten here, but on the way to the scene, i saw a couple of ambulances driving the other way, and one from dallas county, and one from greene county with ambulances driving, and obviously having been in the area, in the high school or i should say driving away from the scene. we have seen that. but as of now, you can see my shot here, and we are not seeing that here. >> and we were talking to chief ramsey, and when law enforcement says --

thanks for joining us. >> thank you, sara.n exciting for a lot of investors to see deal making come back in 2024. how did this one come together? how long? >> well, sara, thank you for having me on the show. i will say this is a continuum of our strategy to super charge the h to cloud momentum. it will make hpe capture the market inflection possible particularly with ai. this combination will double the networking business size of hpe. it will present 31% of the company revenues which is equal to compute. >> is it diversification, scale, growth? >> it's all above. first of all, it gives us scale. we have built an amazing business with hpe. that was in the campus of branch. now with the proposed acquisition of juniper network, we'll expand be it in the next of the total market in the working space. second from a deal perspective, this is an earnings per share and free cash flow post year one close immediately. after that there is significant growth ahead of us because we are addressing all aspects of the networking stack as we

that was 12 years ago. 12 years of my life and 12 years of sara's life and all of these children. was forbidden from saying this when she was a serving police officer, in the same way that in the post office drama, the guy who worked in fujitsu was unable to speak the truth because you are silenced by an organisation. ifelt at you are silenced by an organisation. i felt at the time that she got what i felt at the time that she got what i was saying but she was prevented from doing anything about it. finally, 12 years later, she said, and she is not all that long ago resigned. "i had a very painful last few years in gnp, as a result of trying to push the victims�* agenda, in terms of vulnerability and the way we deal with victims, in particular the way we record crimes and some of the ethical stuff all around it. notjust me, there were a number of us and we were hitting a very big brick wall. pockets of good practice, pockets of things happening, but basically then overridden and overruled by this attitude that our victims are lying, particularly around sexual offences. and i don�*

sara?ve five days to the new hampshire primary. nikki haley is making a full-court press there while ron desantis not there. he's focusing on somewhere else, nikki haley's home state. we'll discuss. also, can house speaker mike johnson avert a partial government shutdown? he and his colleagues on capitol hill have less than two days to try to make that happen. >>> right now, e. jean carroll is back on the stand facing cross-examination from donald trump's lawyers in the defamation case. trump's lawyers indicated she had about 30 minutes left of questioning left. let get right to kara scannell from outside of court. what are we hearing from inside the court? >> reporter: e. jean carroll has been on the stand for just a little while now, and she's under cross-examination from trump's attorney alina habba. the focus of much of the questioning this morning has been on the timeline because e. jean carroll's initial story came out through a book excerpt on "new york magazine's" website and donald

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. >>> when you first look at this video the whole thing looks incredibly unlucky. a massive eucalyptus tree came crashing down across a very busy san francisco road crushing five cars underneath it. for the people inside it was their lucky day. once they were freed from their cars everyone was able to walk away from the scene on 19th avenue in golden gate park. the road just opened back up right before 10:00 p.m. one woman that escaped told us what it was like. >> reporter: a terrifying moment for drivers who were driving here on 19th earlier this afternoon when a massive tree came crashing down on top five cars. we actually spoke with one woman who was inside one of those cars. >> it is slow motion coming down and then as soon as that tree falls on you, everything goes silent. >> reporter: sandy young says she was enjoying the holiday off with her family, heading to the mall for fun when a massive tree crashed on to top of their car. >> it was back to back traffic. next thing you know

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara doncheyes of people who go missing there is no working through the stages of grief. there is no closure, and for a lot of them there is no real peace, they live with the torment of not knowing what happened to their loved ones, their cases go cold and the phones stop ringing, but the santa rosa police department wants to turn it around for at least two dozen people who have been policing and whose cases have never been solved. andrea nakano sat down with the mother of one of the missing people who hopes the new effort by the police will bring her family some answers. >> reporter: her family believes she disappeared somewhere near this shopping center in santa rosa three years ago. since then they discovered she was last seen in the forestville area in february of 2021. they just want to know where she is and bring her back home.. >> reporter: tara disappeared when she was 28 years old. as a child she was in and out of several foster homes until she found kim at the age of 15. >> tara had anab

it seems like that to me. >> absolutely, sara. such a tragic case, and we saw so much emotion in the courtroom, and that text message is very very central for a couple of reasons. jennifer crumbley's defense is essentially that ethan was manipulative, that he actually hid and she was unaware of his spiraling, downward spiral of mental health ultimately leading to the shooting. and it's all about what she knew or should have known which ultimately resulted in the death of these four kids, so tragic. that text, when that comes, news is breaking there's a shooting at the school, her immediate inclination is ethan, don't do it. that's going to show that she had some notice, that she was on notice of these issues and his propensity for violence before this. you know, there's parents on this jury, sara, and they're going to be thinking, my gosh, if there's a school shooting at my child's school, i'm going to say saying, are you okay, i'm not going to be saying, don't do it. so i think these messages are going to be really really impactf

sara? >>> all right, with us acoxio a straft gist of the podcast group sara rockwell. let's start it someone comes in second in iowa, let's just say desantis or haley, does that help them later on? does that make a difference, does second matter in iowa? i'll start with you, sarah. >> yeah, well, look, it's different for desantis and haley. desantis has set expectations that he is definitely going to come in second. he's talked about this vaunted ground game that he has, and if he comes in third, i'm not saying his political career is over forever, but man is it kind of in a deep freeze coma. for nikki haley on the other hand, if she comes in second, she's beating expectations for what people think she's going to do in iowa. and that's going to give her real momentum going into new hampshire which is easily the best state on the map for somebody like nikki haley. because there are so many undeclared voters in that state, she can have all of these independents, these sort of soft gop, right-leaning independents, these are the people who nikki haley performs really well

i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is "cnn news central." >>> president biden is promising he will not hesitate to take hurt measures to protect americans after the united states and the uk launched strikes on iran-backed houthi targets overnight in yemen. a u.s. military official says a significant percentage of hewitt assets were destroyed across at least 16 locations. you are looking at that firing now. that is more -- there are more than 60 targets that include storage and launch sites for ballistic missiles and weapons depots. the goal, disrupt houthi militia capabilities. the forceful response comes after weeks of attacks on commercial ships in the red sea by houthi militants. they promise to retaliate. cnn national security reporter natasha bertrand and bianca nobilo is at 10 downing street. natasha, what are you learning from u.s. officials about these strikes? >> reporter: well, sara, this is a response in the works for quite sometime. the u.s. had been planning for potential retaliation if they did not s

sara as our outlier, sara is an interesting figure in and of himself. i'll take a moment just to kind of give you a sense. he's not a noble. he's not on the hierarchy, on the class status. of course, his race would benefit him. he had been born to a farmer in 1713 in a small village. he joined the franciscan order at the age of 16 and was very zealous in his religious identity. he had academic promise. he had opportunities to stay in spain and do well there, but instead he decided in his thirties he wanted to transfer from his comfortable life to the missionary college in mexico city, which assigned him to some of the most difficult missions in the inhospitable regions of mexico. he prized like other franciscan simplicity. he was fervent, and he saw physical suffering as a part of his faith. and this, i think, is also important to think about as the leader of the missions. he sees physical suffering as a demonstration of your willingness to suffer before god and your faith. so we think about the physical trials indigenous people go through as their conv

what do you think, sara? >> well, bill clinton was accused in the past and resurfacing as a perennial scandal he's had the associations going back two decades now with jeffrey epstein and bill clinton denied the types of associations that are said to be contained in the court documents and it's going to be a blow to his credibility and clear why hillary clinton and being associated closely with president joe biden's reelection campaign amies that backdrop could be a library. there's been a real reassessment over the past few years of bill clinton in the context of me too and more modern standards of how men in power are expected to treat one it's bye bye bye an unflattering rear-view mirror of bill clinton's post-presidency and the way he's treated women and frankly how democrats in the immediate jaire let him skate on the allegations if they were to be surfaced today and handled a lot differently and i don't think bill clinton will see the same type of good will from fellow democrats and these types of alleg

i'm sara sidner with john berman who is also kicking butt. kate is away, and this is cnn "news central." >>> the primaries have not even begun, but you could make the case that today is the first day of the general election. president biden is going to deliver what his campaign is billing a major speech on democracy near valley forge near pennsylvania which is where george washington led the troops against the tyranny of the british and the purpose of the speech is to make clear the threat that president biden says donald trump poses to the democracy and this is how the biden campaign wants to frame the election year. trump, himself, he is going to be in iowa a few days before the caucuses there. and priscilla alvarez in iowa, and we have kristen holmes as well. and what are you seeing? >> and he is going to set the stakes for the 2024 election, and protecting american democracy has been the centerpiece of the biden campaign and this is what the president is going to underscore today and calling back the january insurrection, and explaining w

sara? >>> still ahead, you are looking at live pictures behind me of a courtroom in south carolina where a judge is considering its convicted filler alex murdaugh, if he should get a new trial. what went wrong in the trial that has him serving two life sentences, the murder of his wife and his youngest son. >>> also the latest on the isis claim attack on a church in ist istanbul. more than 47 people have been arrested. the video from inside that church on the other side. >>> you're looking at live pictures inside court right now of convicted murderer alex mauer daug. h -- murdaugh. he's back in a south carolina courtroom in an orange outfit trying to convince the court he should receive a brand-new murder trial. murdaugh's attorneys were claiming that the court clerk, rebecca hill tampered with the jury that found him guilty last year of murdering his wife and his son. a judge will examine those jurors this morning, but the clerk is expected to be grilled. diane gallagher is in columbia, so

it dates back to the '90s when he was a varsity player at sara high school. says he is a strong brooded shoulder athlete with room left for improvement but impeccable work ethic. it is safe to say he left his baseball career in the dust. vern knows about his bay area roots. >> whoever got that card knows the value of how good tom brady was. really above average baseball player class of 1995. just so that he fell in love with football, started playing it his junior year in high school, went to michigan and the rest is history. >> i will say. >> speaking of football, 49ers and the packers, going to meet for the 10th time in the playoffs this saturday. the 9ers down from 10-8. favorites, this week's match up was not expected to happen. all season. the 9ers, the cowboys, the eagles, thought to be the top dogs in the nfc. philadelphia was blown out by tampa bay and dallas was upset by green bay to set up saturday's 5:00 game at levi stadium. >> before we got in the playoffs, they do not have preconceived notions. once you watch the tape and get into green bay and

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. one oakland woman dedicated so much of her free time to trying to help others turn their lives around in really, really difficult times. that is exactly what she was doing, moments before she was hit and killed in a hit and run crash earlier this month. 59-year-old kim buronco was hit not once but twice as she crossed the road. tonight, the police are still looking for one of the cars, this white toyota rav4. her friends and family gathered to honor her memory and urge drivers to slow down. they told andrea nakano that she was a beacon of light in her neighborhood. >> reporter: kim is known as ahead bug to her friends. they are grieving her loss along with her mother and three children. [singing] . >> reporter: a song for kim's mother as people gathered for a vigil. the family discovering how much she was loved in the community >> just taking it all in. >> i knew i loved her. >> see you later. >> bye-bye. >> i did not know this. >> reporter: she was hit twice just outside of serenity

. >>> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey >> hello, i'm sara donchey. we are coming out of days of rain in the bay area. that is not without its problems, more on that in a minute but this rain has been dumped all up and down the state. southern california has seen the worst, specifically in san diego. they had extreme flash flooding, tonight we are getting a clear picture of how bad things got. >> this is insane. >> southern california deluged. this car, washed into a fast-moving storm channel, we don't know if anyone was inside. >> everything under water inside here. >> reporter: homes, the water, knee-deep, these pets had to be carried out of the floods. hundreds of drivers were stranded, too. nowhere to go. and others rushed to escape their own homes in chest-deep water. the damage to houses and cars is breathtaking. a photojournalist in southeastern san diego documented major destruction from flooding that left a neighborhood trashed. the flood waters were so forceful they seemed to push a garage here. i don't know if they parked the cars in the fr

sara, if this only counted. if it made sports center but look at this. >> no way. >> full court number has made your late show. >> he had hit it with a brady. [ laughter ] oh, man >> sara i must ask you, have you ever made a shot like that? >> no. i don't even know if i can do that. was he all of the way on the other side? i don't know if i can do that from half. >> you can try the granny shot. >> my hands are not big enough to do that. i don't know how the mechanics but i will try it next time >> that was a shot. >> it was, vern, thank you. >>> this roadside stop, famous for this road trip. the fu . >>> we are talking road trips, specifically roadside eats. it is very important if you are in the car for a long period of time. one of the most popular stops along the santa barbara coast pea soup anderson. even if you have not been you probably seen it. the l.a. times reports an employee confirmed the closure over the phone. we don't know why. the "times" said it was listed for sale in 2021. no one was announced a

sara as our outlier, sara is an interesting figure in and of himself. i'll take a moment just to kind of give you a sense. he's not a noble. he's not on the hierarchy, on the class status. of course, his race would benefit him. he had been born to a farmer in 1713 in a small village. he joined the franciscan order at the age of 16 and was very zealous in his religious identity. he had academic promise. he had opportunities to stay in spain and do well there, but instead he decided in his thirties he wanted to transfer from his comfortable life to the missionary college in mexico city, which assigned him to some of the most difficult missions in the inhospitable regions of mexico. he prized like other franciscan simplicity. he was fervent, and he saw physical suffering as a part of his faith. and this, i think, is also important to think about as the leader of the missions. he sees physical suffering as a demonstration of your willingness to suffer before god and your faith. so we think about the physical trials indigenous people go through as their conv

and that was the mother of sara rowbotham, boring. she raised theissue sara rowbotham, boring. raised the issue with the appropriate council officers and like her daughter and her team, st maureen was ignored and not taken seriously. as the current leader of rochdale council, i wish to assure the public that for more rigourous practices are in place today to protect vulnerable children. for the past several years, the council has supported those survivors who are now adults who wanted our help and we will continue to do so. and we have also helped the police to bring more perpetrators to justice and i know those operations and investigations are continuing. back investigations are continuing. back in 2012, the council looked at the actions of staff involved in these cases, going back to 2005. those responsible for the failings were reported to the regulatory body and internal disciplinary action was taken against those that had not already left the council. none of them have worked in rochdale since. nor will they ever do so again. they are gone and there are long gone. since t

they're trying to figure out what started back to sara. i think what has a lot of people especially shaken tonight is this isn't some. >> back country trail that, you know, is in march where you have a bunch of trees you know, it's like these super duper experts. this is it while difficult. it's a trail that a lot of people do every day when it's open, including children. can you just kind of explained where it is on the mountain and why, you know, it is so popular. >> right, standing right in front of its right behind me here. it's one of the main runs of the gondola exhibition and have kt. 22 is very popular, but grant, it is difficult. fellow black diamonds where this happened specifically near the g as goalie. and that's not for the faint of heart. but as you said, very popular run and i see people going up all the time. they're having a good time. of course, you see the fearless children that just bomb these hills and go down so quickly. but it is a difficult one. i don't know how experienced the skier was, but we do know that man who

sara, if this only counted.on't know if it made sports center but look at this. >> no way. >> full court number has made your late show. >> he had hit it with a brady. [ laughter ] oh, man >> sara i must ask you, have you ever made a shot like that? >> no. i don't even know if i can do that. was he all of the way on the other side? i don't know if i can do that from half. >> you can try the granny shot. >> my hands are not big enough to do that. i don't know how the mechanics but i will try it next time >> that was a shot. >> it was, vern, thank you. >>> this roadside stop, famous for this road trip. the fu in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 202

when i heard her say those words, i thought, wow, even you sara. but yeah, even sara. >> yes.s why it's so important to get the annual mammogram. we can catch cancers as small as the size of a pea, or even smaller when people get their annual mammograms, because many times the cancer is not felt. um, sometimes women do feel the lump, but many times they don't. we also deal with the issue of dense breast tissue and you know, while dense breast tissue is not a bad thing, it can hide a cancer. um, we, you know, we've made progress in the medical field and advance our technology. and we at kaiser permanente offer 3d tomosynthesis, which is, um, a better look at the breast tissue. so a good analogy is looking at the cover of a book. you can just see the outside, which would be okay for people that don't have dense breast. however if you have dense breasts and that cancer can be hidden, being able to flip through the pages of that book is what 3d tomosynthesis offers us. the last thing i think about when i think about, um, how could this have, you know, happened at stage three is so

sara, back to you. >> all right. become an ignored indicator down so much on the negative side of things. rick santelli, thank you very much. >>> it's a busy week ahead as far as economic data and earnings. remember the fed is in quiet period ahead of its rate decision next. we will get gdp, a look at the first q bitcoin etf, the fed's preferred gauge on friday. thursday the ecb. tonight the bank of japan. and lots of earnings from tesla and netflix and intel. i think 70 s&p 500 names are going to be reporting as the chart to me overnight, which i think really tells you a lot about the action, we've talked about how strong the u.s. market is, how about japan? japan continues to melt up. japan versus hong kong and you can see, you know, whether it's a beneficiary, japan is for the, you know, anything but china trade, michael hartnett wrote about from bank of america or the easy monetary policy we've seen there and the weakness of the japanese yen helps the exporters. so much enthusiasm for this market which continues

sara?> the major averages down half a percent this hour but a number of the mag seven names are moving higher. dominic chu back at hq tracking the movers. >> we'll start with alphabet leading that so-called magnificent seven group of mega cap tech stocks this morning with most other names now trading in negative territory, but alphabet right now and amazon up roughly 0.5%. we're keeping a close eye on nvidia shares, the only mag seven name to notch a record high in 2024 after yesterday's all-time closing high. today the chipmaker is named the top pick over at oppenheimer, flat on the session but the analysts say ai related growth will remain a big theme for chip makers this year but ongoing inventory and demand recovery could mean that momentum doesn't pick up until closer to the second half of the year. nvidia shares hovering near record highs. turning back to that broader group of mega cap tech, we've got a call out from vee mo capital markets initiating coverage of amazon, alphabet and m

i'm sara stinson reporting live in san francisco. back to you., just to this is on 19th avenue going through golden gate park. so that southbound this would be traffic that's trying to get from the city on the west side and city, even more in county down to the peninsula. >> they got to find another way around that. >> definitely you're going want definitely take a way around this. there are ways you can get around. you can go through golden gate park. you you know, go through the marina and go back around. but it's definitely going to have some impact. yeah, this is the way the heads stonestown mall. and so it is a very heavily trafficked area. and and can it was very busy when these trees came down, there was traffic at the time. so we can only imagine how scary that that was for people. >> yeah, i wonder how much notice they actually got if you could hear the tree coming were just out of nowhere there felt sara stinson reporting live for us of from golden gate park. we'll check in with a little bit later this evening. thanks, sarah. coming up,

i'm here with the star of new year's eve, sara sidner.his is cnn "news central." >>> we're waiting for the next batch of unsealed documents to drop related to jeffrey epstein, hundreds of pages were already released that happened on wednesday under a december 18th, court order. they included deposition transcripts naming several prominent figures including prince andrew and former presidents donald trump and bill clinton. shimon prokupecz is joining us now. a lot of people were waiting for these names to come out to see who was in his orbit. it did you know necessarily mean they did anything illegal, but it does tie them to jeffrey epstein, who is a fallen figure by all measures. >> reporter: right. that's correct. it is important to note that none of these people named have been accused of any kind of criminal activity or wrong doing. these are not names that are necessarily new. we were expecting these names, of course. but it sort of highlights just the relationship and sort of what jeffrey epstein -- what his relationships were with t

sara? >> all right.oining us now is the chair of the new hampshire young republicans, virginia dry. thank you so much for coming on to talk through what young folks are looking at. i'm curious what you think is different about young republicans in this election cycle. i want to know what the issues are that are top of mind for them. >> well, so i'm going to say that young republicans are basically no different than any other republican. we still have the same issues that we talk about, social security, the environment, the economy, border control, and also national security. so, we have issues that older republicans also align with. while we may be different on some subjects, such as the environment, we still have that same conservative lineup that we connect with with the older republicans. >> i think it's interesting that you bring up the environment because that has not been a big talking point, and some have, sort of, pushed back against the green economy, if you will. how do young people see that? a

sara? >>> tonight, ron desantis and nikki haley going head to head in iowa in the final republican debate before monday's iowa caucuses. yep, it's finally here. that primetime match-up happening here on cnn. it will happen tonight. you see that little thing in the right-hand corner, that's nine hours and 39 -- you've got a lot of time before this happens. get your popcorn ready. donald trump will also be in iowa but not on the stage with his top rivals. instead, he is participating in his own solo town hall. cnn's eva mckend is joining us from inside the debate hall. you have been talking to people, seeing things ramp up. what can you tell us tonight? >> reporter: sara, this is shaping up to be a fierce debate. that's because there are still voters in iowa that are undecided. governor ron desantis, nikki haley, they are trying to appeal to those voters, make the case for why they are the clear trump alternative, policy differences. those should also come into focus tonight. and we're hearin

he truly believes if we keep showing up, public safety will get better. >>> cbs news bay area with sararts right now. >> it is nfc championship weekend, we are counting down the sunday's showdown, the 49ers and the detroit lions battling it out for a ticket to the super bowl. >> i think detroit is going to put up a fight. >> the 49er faithful are ready to tame the liens. >> and deebo samuel injury update, will the niners have their star wide receiver? and the search in the north bay for a woman accused of taking off in a chp car. plus, protest across the bay area demanding a cease-fire in gaza, small business owners say they are caught in the middle of a war of words. >> and we first broke the news about the plan to raise the ferry building to stand up to sea level, now how san francisco will transform the entire waterfront. >> and we can all feel confident that we did something. to impact future generations. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hello, i am sara donchey, it is friday night ahead of a big weekend in the bay area to say the least, the 49ers are facing

, i'm sara donchey. exactly a year ago today, the mayor was sworn in after a razor thin win. she did not have much of a honeymoon period, either. in the first weeks on the job she fired the police chief, armstrong, despite a lot of public push back from many directions and the criticism has been growing louder ever since. now, her opponents are trying to push her out with their top complaint the rise in violent crime. tonight, an effort to push back against the push back. in other words, people are speaking out against recalls in general, even though they have been a popular political trend in the bay area as of late. as you will recall, the last recall got allot of attention in 2022. price picked up that in alameda couldn't we there is a alameda county some are saying enough is enough. >> reporter: the group that came together say they are supporters of the mayor and against the push to recall her. not only because they believe this is a political game but they say it could cost millions, they say it wi

he was not working and loved to be out biking and hiking, but more than coming he loved his wife, sarahey were high school sweethearts that met at oakland high and got married in 2018 >> we want to thank sara for being his person for all of these years, for accepting and loving him as much as we do. and for bringing out the best in him. >> reporter: at the end of the service le's wife sara and his mother were presented with flags and badges, tribute to remember the life of an officer taken too soon. >> i know it was not how it was supposed to end. you can rest easy, you can given us hope, you have given us love, you held the line. you are a true hero. just know we have the watch from here. officer le was killed on december 29th as he was responding to a burglary call at a suspected illegal marijuana grow facility in oakland. he was killed then as he was responding to that facility there. three suspects have since been arrested in connection with the case including the suspected gunman, 27-year-old mark sanders, all three are scheduled to be back in court for a plea hearing next week. >

i am sara donchey alongside my friend vern glenn. wow! vern, a lot of us woke up saying did that really happen? >> it is not supposed to be easy. this is my 6th super bowl. we have seen blown leads, we all have. i would of loved to have been a fly on the wall in that 9ers locker room at halftime because through the first two quarters of the game it did not look there were any answers. but i have been around the game a long time and to know a play or two, a couple fourth down decisions can flip a game. what happened? well, the 49ers, a race, a franchise second biggest playoff deficit are headed to the second super bowl in the last five seasons. 34/31 over the lions, this was not a movie. and there was no big halftime speech. >> we just kept fighting, man. they got off to a hot start. you know, hats off to them. but, you go there at halftime, down 17 and win or go home situation what else is there to talk about? it is all about making playsa the that point. you do it or go home. >> i think we are pissed off. the first half was not just that

sara, tom thank you.ome back, biden's failures at home and abroad are making our country in the world less safe. congressman mike waltz, jason chaffetz will discuss it as this special edition of "hannity" countdown to iowa one week from tonight continues. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. hello, i'm franklin graham. this time of year, we make decisions or resolutions. you know, we're going to eat less, exercise more, quit smoking. whatever the case may be. that's all good. but the greatest decision you'll ever make is the decision as it relates to almighty god and his son, jesus christ. did you know that god loves you? the bible says that “god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but should have everlasting life.” jesus christ ca

kate is away, i'm john berman with sara sidner.his is "cnn news central." >>> the breaking news, the jobs numbers just in and this is the economy that just keeps on giving. 216,000 jobs added to the u.s. economy in december, beating expectations by a fair amount. the unemployment rate unchanged from the previous month, very, very low at 3.7%. numbers that continue to be just plain strong, maybe a little too strong for the stock market which we will get to, but let's start with the good numbers here, cnn's rahel solomon to break it all down. >> john, it's the economy that keeps on giving and giving and giving. it has been giving now for 36 months of positive job growth with this newest report, you're absolutely right. let's go through the numbers. 216,000 as you said that is stronger than expectations, expectations for perspective were closer to 160,000 for the month of december. unemployment sticking at 3.7%, guys, we have been in this range of really low unemployment of about 4% or below 4% for, john, as you said, about two years

let's send it over to sara donchey for the news at 6:00. >> the rain moved out, surfs up.al businesses like it. a blast of snow in the sierra, what we're learning about the hikers that got lost in the storm. >> it's beautiful, i love it. it's a great show for free. >>> you don't want to get too close, but some people can't resist the sea. after last week's destruction, today's high surf is the sweet spot for communities on the coast. >> because of this, people are out and about. luckily we're here. >> police are expected to speak out on the suspects arrested in the killing of the police officer. why community leaders say they are more concerned than ever about the state of the city. >> what i'm hearing from the community, the people i talk to, they are still afraid. >> a dark outlook for solar panel in california. the fallout for the industry after a rule change took away a big incentive. >> here we are, seeing the clip that everyone predicted. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey in for juliette today. the last of the showers have moved out for now. the waves were crashing into th

i'm sara donchey in for juliette. >>> we start with that breaking news.re hearing from one of the people who escaped after this tree crashed down on four cars. our

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sara? >> ahead, it's that time.e're just five days out after the first primary in the 2024 presidential race, but there's only one candidate campaigning across the granite state today, and you know who it is and she's doing pretty well so far. details ahead. . >>> a partial government shutdown coming tomorrow unless congress takes action, so will they? with us now is the house minority whip, democratic congressman kathleen clark from the commonwealth of massachusetts. congresswoman, thank you so much for being with us. what is your understanding of the timing on votes to keep the government funded? >> well, john, it's good to see you and good to be back on the show, and what we are hearing from the senate is that their vote is imminent on the continuing resolution which is what will be the temporary budget to prevent a shutdowns, and can i tell you that house democrats are ready to play the role that we have had to play since the majority took over, and that is of being the adults in the room, putting the american p

almost. >> happy new year, sara. happy new year, cari.right now it's white. it's 90 feet in the air. it's 19 feet long. it is not edible. it's made of metal and steel and chrome. but 30 seconds before new year's begins in the mountain time zone, it's going to come down. and here's the big thing. it's a vote of contention what color it will be. green or red. who says green? who says red? what we have learned, green is an unripe chili. red is ripe and sweeter. and now it's about to start its way down. let's see what color it turns out to be. it is starting to come down right now. it is red, green, yellow, and blue so we don't know what color it is yet. the vote has taken place for a couple of weeks now. here we go. the count down to the new year. and it is green that has won. this is the tenth annual chili drop, and this is the sixth time it's been green. four times it's been red. in the mountain time zone it is now the year 2024. so we wish everybody in the mountain time zone and everyone around the world watching cnn a very wonderful new