scott figures.ll, guess what, scotty san quentin is your new home and it's illegal to kill your wife and child in california. i was really disgusted by that. the way they reacted with the emotion, with the viciousness. i just turned away and said, my god, this is a mob. the juror called strawberry shortcake. my lord, there was a juror that came to find out later had lied in voir dire about her past and having her been a victim of domestic violence. >> scott peterson was lacey's husband, conner's daddy, and for him to have done that, we know now, according to the defense, that she wasn't completely candid in her jury questionnaire. >> rachelle, mind you, was not in the jury initially. she's the subject of the appeal, and rightfully so. >> juror richelle nice denies that she lied in her jury questionnaire. but that's just one of the many issues that come up in scott peterson's appeal. his appeal also places a lot of emphasis on his attorney, mark geragos, and it cites ineffective assistance of counsel

how did laci meet scott? at a cafe where scott worked. keith morrison: or at least saw him there and just like that, gave a waiter her phone number to pass on to scott. she wasn't bashful. keith morrison: and laci's mother liked scott, liked him a lot. very charming, very polite, perfect gentleman. bringing roses, that sort of thing. yes, he'd had a dozen roses for laci and then a dozen roses for me. so, of course, i was impressed. keith morrison: the courtship was like that, old fashioned, in what seemed a good way. he actually asked our permission to marry laci. and we gave him our permission. keith morrison: there was a big wedding in the summer of '97. and by the turn of the millennium, scott was a fertilizer salesman in modesto, laci a substitute teacher. his job took him on the road a lot. but they were happy. did the three of you get to know the two of them together much before? stacy boyers: mhm. renee tomlinson: mhm. i thought he was a great guy. renee tomlinson: we thought they were great. she was always happy. it was almost a j

nobody could make scott laugh more than scott could make scott laugh.ars. and there was an air of awkwardness, too. scott's estranged wife was in the front row. just about everyone who was close to scott knew there had been trouble inside that marriage and that home. and i even said-- i said, scott, you should leave the house. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): debbie wrightson tessier was an fbi colleague and one of scott's best friends. she says the clashes with anne started years earlier, mostly over the kids. what i saw, sometimes she would be really sweet and nice to the kids. and then she could just turn on a dime and be mean to them. you saw that? i saw-- yeah, i saw that on occasion. and he'd tell you about it all the time. yeah. craig melvin (voiceover): it turned out scott's friends were getting only glimpses of what happened at home. daughter kelly says growing up, her mother was volatile, sometimes violent. you sort of keep the details of this from other people because-- yeah. --you know, you don't want everybody to know that you're-- kelly horn:

scott was beaming. amber was beaming, smiling, having the time of their life. >> so we don't want the roaches or the petersons to be blindsided by this photo coming out in the enquirer. >> the decision was made that we had to tell both the peterson family and the roach family about these photos coming out. >> at that time, the family members were shown very recent pictures of scott and a girlfriend. >> i just remember sharon looked at it, you know, just instantly recognizable that it was scott and this other girl. she just started sobbing and put her head in her hands and just said, why did he have to kill her today, because of extensive efforts by some members of the media, amber frey was identified and contacted by reporters. >> we wanted and decided to bring amber forward. >> we knew that we were going to have to explode this bomb, if you will. we were going to have her in front of the tv cameras. >> as you know, across the country, we are waiting for a press conference scheduled for this hour. ted,

officiant: i, scott. scott pierce: i, scott. officiant: take you, katherine. scott pierce: take you, katherine. officiant: to be my wife. josh mankiewicz: was there a honeymoon coming? katherine pierce: the honeymoon was going to take a back seat for a little while, which was fine. we had a house, you know? we still had boxes everywhere. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): that decision to buy that home at that time on that schedule would one day become a choice katherine and others would examine and re-examine-- [tense music] --because that honeymoon the new couple had put off would never come. just six days after the wedding, scott and katherine's new life took a turn no one saw coming. he actually stayed up late that night watching a movie and then came to bed. next thing we know, the dogs are barking. i got up, went down the hall. i noticed the back door was open. and i thought it was 3 o'clock in the morning, i didn't have my glasses on, and i thought, why would scott leave the back door open? so if the back door had been open when he went to bed, he probably wo

his name was joseph scott hatley. name meant nothing to lieutenant miller, but he would soon find out he was very familiar to susan woods' friends. natalie morales: he was your friend's younger brother. yep, he was regina's baby brother. natalie morales (voiceover): gloria, cindy, and susan were all friends with regina hatley. and so, naturally, they knew scott, or scotty, as they called him. he'd pester us like little brothers do. but he was just a beaver cleaver type, just a little round face, little goofy guy that tagged along with the older people. natalie morales (voiceover): roy hayes knew him, too. they were classmates, even appearing side by side in the yearbook. roy hayes: me and him had played football together. he was quiet. he was shy. he was not one of these people who got into fights. he normally was always very much a pacifist. natalie morales (voiceover): after high school, scott left small town texas and served in the us air force reserve. but in 1987, the 21-year-old moved back home. he started worki

and i just heard from scotts valley police. they tell me that the last victim remains in the hospital. still, their car did flip over and were rescued by a good samaritans until the first responders arrived and that person suffered a broken ribs and a collapsed lung, but is expected to be okay. also, scotts valley is missing about 11 s street signs. the wind blew them off. blew them away. no one knows where they landed, so now those need to be replaced. we're live in scotts valley. i'm damian trujillo nbc, bay area news. that's wild. damian. thank you very much. these high winds this weekend triggered a tornado warning in san francisco. a tornado never developed, but there were strong winds. and you can see the damage some of them did. downed trees in golden gate park. this is near the bison paddock. trees also came down. other spots like the presidio, the richmond district, the mission district, bernal heights as well. take a live look in the city right now. the golden gate bridge. cloudy, gray. and i believe our lens is wet.

. >> you are watching video of the tornado in scotts valley . >> scotts valley police tell us the tornado caused severe damage. a number of injuries. no fatalities were reported. the tornado also tore through a parking lot, flipping over vehicles. >> oh, my god. okay., my god. oh, my god, no. >> inside the scotts valley square shopping center right off mount hermon road, one witness describes the aftermath. >> like the most shocking thing you are seeing is all these people walking out. there are so many people. you can see all this damage. >> and this comes after many people in the bay area woke up to turn into one on their phone. one of them was in santa cruz. the other was issued in san francisco. that has not been confirmed yet. >> well, as far as we know, there wasn't a tornado in san francisco. >> it was not a tornado in san francisco. but i show you why they had very good reason to put that out. the bigger story is what happened in scotts valley. when i hear overturned cars, yeah, this is not your final variety guarding cloud. that is likely a winery two. >> that is big. >> let's pu

let's go to 1st the scott scott's in washington dc. scott, you're usually in delmar, but you're in washington. why? in washington? because the, today we are closer to a nuclear or between united states and russia at any time in the nuclear. this is a far more dangerous situation, then the cuban missile crisis. and if something isn't done to alter the trajectory that the united states is currently on with russia, there is a, not just possibility, but probability of a, of a nuclear war. so on saturday, i will be moderating a, a, and event at the national press. club of we're gonna have 3 panels of distinguish speakers talking about the danger of nuclear war and talking about what can be done to, to get congress to, to take action, to put pressure on the buying the ministration between now and january, 28th. and also, what can be done to get the trump transition team to speak out forcefully against this policy. specifically, the use by ukraine of american provided american targeted attack of dismissals. the united states is a party to thi

the scotts scotts in washington dc. scott, you're usually in delmar, but you're in washington. why? to washington? because the, today we are closer to a nuclear war between the united states and russia at any time in the nuclear, this is a far more dangerous situation than the cuban missile crisis. and if something isn't done to alter the trajectory that the united states is currently on with russia, there is a not just possibility, but probability of a, of a nuclear war. so on saturday, i will be moderating a uh, an event of the national press club of we're gonna have 3 panels of distinguish speakers talking about the danger of nuclear war and talking about what can be done to, to get congress to, to take action, to put pressure of the bind administration between now and january, 28th, and also what can be done to get the trump transition team to speak out forcefully against this policy. specifically, the use by ukraine of american provided american targeted attack of dismissals. the united states is a party to this conflict. we are actively attacking russia as we speak. i would sa

pues mira, este tornado tocó tierra en scotts valley.francisco. para que se hagan una idea, es a 30 millas hacia el sur de san josé. y yo quiero que ustedes vean cuál fue la magnitud, la fuerza de ese tornado que llegó justo aquí a esa plazoleta. quiero que vean. este es 1 de losehículos afectados. hay algunas ramas. tiene quebradas las ventanas de ese vehículo. por dentro hay partes del mismo vehículo adentro. y yo también quiero que mi camarógrafo por este lado. madera. quiero que veamos el equipo de pg&e. lo que está haciendo en estos momentos es tratar de levantar este poste de energía, pues ya que cuando ocurrió ese tornado, pues esto fue una de las partes más afectadas y quiero decirles e dayanna también que estaba hablando con varios residentes aquí del área. bueno, ya nos están sacando, pero entonces quiero que por favor, mientras les voy contando, algunos de los residentes me contaron que vieron estos carros volando. como ustedes lo mencionaban, fueron varios carros volando en esta área precisamente donde nosotros estamos. y bue

good morning to you, scott and ginger. on saturday morning, the national weather service did issue its first ever tornado warning for san francisco. where i'm at right now, something that is a common occurrence in the midwest, but unheard of here in the city. later that day, meteorologist dalton beringer, who works out of the national weather service office in monterey, he visited us after to investigate whether a tornado had in fact touched down here. even though there was a lot of storm damage. they concluded there was no tornado in the city because of the way the trees here fell. they didn't fall in a pattern indicative of tornado activity. they ended up rushing to scotts valley where kris was just at where he. of course you were. we are aware a tornado did actually touch down and caused serious damage. we asked why was a tornado warning issued for san francisco and not for scotts valley and santa cruz county? with the lack of ground verification and just taken into account what had happened earlier in the day, and havi

so let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. and scott, this is going all the way to the supreme court. yeah. audrey, it was interesting as this went through various courts, the threat was there. we may actually have an app, a social media company in front of the supreme court. and that seems to be, at least for the time being, given that the deadline is january 19th, the last chance for tiktok. and they are scheduled to have their lawyers give the arguments in front of the high court on january 10th, nine days before the deadline to sell. yeah, scott. meanwhile, president tiktok ceo. we don't know what they discussed. so could all of this not even maybe need to go to the supreme court? i think it will need to go to the supreme court for a few reasons. for one thing, president elect trump doesn't take office until january 20th, the day after the sale has to take place, and so there's nothing he can really do until one day after the deadline. also, as you said, we don't really know what went on in that meeting. tiktok is not talk

that's were scott has been so incredible. about half of all of the hbcus are located in these opportunity zones. scott, come appear for a second. when you just come up? this guy is so unbelievable. he so unbelievable the job he's doing, i only ask you sleep at the as the that question, do you sleep? he sleeps i think maybe less than ideal. i do. come on up, scott. [applause] well, thank you, mr. president. and very briefly, opportunity zones, this initiative called opportunity zone is really unprecedented in our nation's history. you take private capital and you partner it with public investment to bring about real revitalization and transformation in our community. and it's unique because it's not just economic development. it's community development. see, poverty has no favorite. poverty is in the black community, it's in the white community, it's bourbon, it's a rural, it's tribal -- urban -- at suburban. we've been to 38 cities in the last 15 weeks and i've seen some of the worst cities in our country, from coast to coast

the scotts scotts in washington dc. scott, you're usually in delmar, but you're in washington. why to washington? because the, today we are closer to a nuclear or between the united states and russia at any time in the nuclear, this is a far more dangerous situation, then the cuban missile crisis. and if something isn't done to alter the trajectory that the united states is currently on with russia, there is a not just possibility, but probability of a, of a nuclear war. so on saturday, i will be moderating a uh, an event of the national press club of we're gonna have 3 panels of distinguish speakers talking about the danger of nuclear war and talking about what can be done to, to get congress to, to take action, to put pressure on the bind administration between now and january, 28th, and also what can be done to get the trump transition team to speak out forcefully against this policy. specifically the use by ukraine of america and provided american targeted attack of dismissals. the united states is a party to this conflict. we are actively attacking russia as we speak. i wo

valley in scotts valley.in the bay. pretty scary to wake up saturday morning to that warning. very strange. yeah. another storm bringing rain to the bay. let's turn to meteorologist kari hall. who's got more of that? yeah. you don't have to worry about rumbles of thunder or crazy winds like we had over the weekend. we are still, though, going to see some rain is really having an impact as we're trying to clean up from the stronger storm we had on friday night into saturday morning, but we can see the heavier pockets of rain moving through sonoma county and northern napa county. a closer look with storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, where you can see it is really coming down in those areas, and most likely there will be some standing water on the roadways and it's going to have a hard time soaking in because the ground is already saturated. but as we take a look at the bigger view, there is still a very active storm pattern out there. but the good thing is that we're going to start to see this lifting to t

in scotts bluff . that is what we saw yesterday , if it does not reach the ground it is a funnel cloud and if it does reach the ground it becomes a tornado and we saw that tornado yesterday . technically we don't know if we saw a tornado in san francisco because the national weather service, we are waiting to hear back on the damage reports . this is one of the first times they have done a damage report in san francisco, and it is taking longer to determine the exact cause of the tree damage but most likely it was from straight line winds . tomorrow there is a much better chance of rain before drier air arrives . i will breakdown the details on the upcoming week of weather had a bus that will be coming up in a bit . >> thank you for putting on your professor cap this morning . >>> the efforts to clean up the damage are beginning. sooji nam gives us a look at the scene in scotts valley. >> reporter: i am at a safeway parking lot at mount herman road where cars have flipped over from the tornado. take a

>> and a few weeks, we are going to be pass bipartisan immigration. >> i think that, scott, i think scott is right about that. i mean, the first two years of the of the biden administration, they were touting working with the other side of the aisle until donald. >> trump reappeared, respond to the economic situation in the country. >> i hear everything everyone is saying. i think that, um, democrats lost this cycle. this is the first time in the four years we've been working together, you've actually been able to say that. so to say a blanket democrats are losing, they lost in 2024. they did not lose in 2023. and they did not lose in 2022. and they did not lose in 2020. i also think that we do this thing where we bucket everybody together that did not vote for donald trump, as if everybody wants the same thing. if you actually go back to when build back better was the policy that the biden administration wanted to do, where they wanted to do things that progressives like pramila jayapal was trying to hold the line that would actually improve the quality of working people's lives. those a

the issue here is nissan, scott. last month said we are going to cut 9,000 jobs, slash 20% of the global production, swung to a loss in the third quarter. >> this is a company that needs to do something quickly. and that's why you saw shares of nissan up more than 10% today. if they were to combine, scott, annual production of more than 7 million vehicles worldwide scott, back to you. >> we will follow that news as well thank you very much. that is phil lebeau. we will touch the market here. obviously, going to be a down day across the board. nine down days in a row for the dow. the longest streak since the '70s so it's been a minute since we have done this you look internally, unitedhealthcare accounting for almost half of the dow's losses as we continue to follow that developing story as well many of the megacap tech names giving some back today tesla is up again. almost 4%. microsoft trying to mount its own breakout, up near 10% over the last month and then apple top of the list for good reason because it's at the

the greater bay area today, a tornado touched down in scotts valley. it flipped cars and that brought down a lot of trees. 5 people were hospitalized. it has now created a traffic nightmare for people in santa cruz mountains. kron. first jack moment has more. >> yeah. about herman road is set to be closed overnight. let me give you a little clue as to why take a look over my left shoulder. you can see pg e crews have been working for hours to try to fix broken telephone poles and phone wiring from this tornado. that really only just lots of for a couple seconds, but its destruction was so devastating. it literally swept multiple cars and damaged including this van here that you can see its windows have been completely blown out. >> it's a natural disaster. so rare in california, it has first responder scratching their heads. absolutely. i've i've been here 27 years and we've never had anything remotely like this. scotts valley police captain jason rutherford says this midday tornado on saturday in the santa cruz mountains caught everyone by surprise. i

i bet you anything they're going to do that, scott. you know, i think you're a 100 percent. correct? uh, the, the, you know, at the time of rushes submitted these draft treaties to nato, into the united states. so they were marked him. the western circles is unrealistic of what is russia think they're doing? because the perception was the rush was operate from a position of weak us. today, i don't think anybody's thinks the rush is operating from a position of with this ad. these draft documents suddenly become an extraordinarily well fried out pieces of diplomacy that could create a european security framework that could engender the kinds of stability that was spoken of that has a western sphere of f. once a russians fear of one importance and not a of, in, in the 2 sides, not being in conflict, but here's the problem. nato does. the rush is a threat in russia. it is a threat that because russia threatened the state of but because nato has defined its very existence as being predicated on a need to confront russia next, essentially. therefore, the failure to defeat russia

good morning to ginger and scott. and he has a message for people, for criminals, namely causing problems here in the city. he says there are more people like him who are willing to intervene than there are the criminals. this is surveillance video from inside carlin's cafe. this is on valencia street here in san francisco. this is from around 645 this past friday morning when you see a man in a hoodie enter the business and he tries to steal the backpack of a customer sitting up against the window. that's when the barista. barista. excuse me. here, the manager identified as nick grant, leapt into action. he rammed the suspect with a food cart. he grabbed him. he punched him while the suspect sprayed nick with bear spray. then you can see another man. this man who i spoke with, who was on his way to the gym with his wife. you could see him enter the cafe. now that's jim carroll. he briefly puts the suspect into a headlock, which allows grant the barista to regain control and finally subdue the suspect. now, again, i j

nbc bay area marianne favro live in scotts valley. talking to witnesses right now, though, we want to get to cinthia pimentel with more on how and why. we saw a tornado touched down in the bay area. cthia. yeah, i want to move the satellite radar back to that time that we were observing. look at all of these colors coming into scotts valley. those dark reds right there. that was all of the moisture, the wind wrapping around, making that connection from that cloud to the surface. we had all of that instability there in the atmosphere. so the elements were right for that tornado to touch down. we see that rain just pushing on through right there, scotts valley at around 140 this afternoon. and yes, we do have to wait for an official warning that goes for the enhanced fujita scale zero through five, and we'll know that in the coming days. of course. now, while tornadoes are rare in california, they do happen. we have about 11 a year with all of those records that date back to about 1950. we have seen the strongest one, 1998, in sunnyvale

scott? >> i'm not actually look, i think trump ran on what he ran on, but i think the question we started this conversation about, uh, honesty or lack thereof, if trump had told the american people what he told them today, that would have been honest and true. if he tells the american people, you're going to have to pay more for your avocados, you're going to have to pay more for whatever, because everything you buy at walmart, everything you buy at walmart, because deportations are important and because because negotiating and forcing these other countries to be right on trade is important. that would be a different conversation. but that's not what he is saying. >> and real wage growth. let's not forget real wage growth. >> but jeff, that is not what he is saying. he is not being wages have grown more that that prices might place with inflation. >> because of his policies, wages have grown more biden than they did under trump. >> they still haven't kept pace with them, but they have grown

it will happen this year. >> scott macfarlane?long before the next election some people will be departing washington voluntarily. this is a challenging environment to be an elected official. they're getting thousands of threats a year on their lives, on their families. the travel is exhausting, and we're coming into a relatively polarizing moment with trump coming back into office. you're going to see a lot of retirements in odd number years including 2025. >> i think that's one of the reasons you're going to see justice alito step down. >> one of the other things we do in the year end correspondents table is dig in what was undercovered or underreported. jan? >> undercovered, underreported would be, to me, joe biden's obvious cognitive decline that became undeniable. >> at the presidential debate. >> unquestioned. and it's starting to emerge now that his advisers kind of managed his limitations, it's been reported in "the wall street journal," for four years, and yet he insisted he could run for president. we should have more for

[♪♪] [♪♪] [♪♪] un tornado tocó tierra en scott valley, dejando personas hospitalizadas.os, árboles caídos y más daños severos. les mostraremos las impactantes imágenes. y también compartiremos con ustedes los testimonios de los residentes. y que harán al respecto. además, una tormenta invernal impacta el norte de california con fuertes nevadas, lluvias y vientos peligrosos. le decimos cómo prepararse. este es tu noticiero telemundo california fin de semana. bueuenas noches. les saluda dayanna monroy. gracias por su compañía en esta edición de su noticiero telemundo california heridos que tuvieron que ser hospitalizados. carros volcados, árboles y líneas eléctricas caídas fueron solo algunos de los daños severos que ocasionó el tornado que tocó tierra en scott valley esta tarde. jessica gallegos continúa allí en vivo desde esa ciudad. jessica con el paso de las horas, cómo está la situación? y te quiero preguntar si hay más claridad sobre los daños ocasionados. así es. qué tal dayanna? pues déjame contarle que fue tanta la fuerza de ese tornado que además de voltear 6 veh

scott? >> julia, thank you. boorstin courtney ragan, lulu shareholders have been waiting for a day like this. what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, that's true 'tiff positive surprise. they're still down 22% year to date far under performing the etfs that track elt and xly up 4% in total with america still lower year over year but slightly better than last quarter's sequential rate now investors are still wondering about the u.s. and whether growth can pick up again even further re-accelerate injecting more newness into the women's mix. he's confident it will help by the first quarter. >> even in the u.s. we're very confident about the growth story. there's no metric that shows any concern to me in terms of the interest in the brand, the health of the brand, the attraction of the brand. we've acquired millions of new guests we're at 24 million. we have less historical newness. the team's focused on it. >> mcdonald did say black friday set records for the most visits ever lulu doesn't run blanket promotional events

scott. we are going to shift to dylan. take it away. dylan: it is great to be here with you all today. i love being here with my fellow panelists from western states and from our -- and with our panelists who are representing the national stage. angela, it is great to be here with you too. i met the idaho commission for libraries. we are the state library agency in idaho and we have been around since 1901. i am honored to be here with you today. a big shout out to our idaho office of broadband. we are a small -- we are small but mighty under the state of idaho. we don't have quite the population or size of state government so it takes collaboration to work together. i was generously invited by our idaho office of broadband to speak here to you all about the digital equity efforts in idaho. we are in a unique situation in idaho where we as the state library agency have been tasked with the digital equity efforts for our state should it is a unique situation and really a rare and -- opportunit

please join me in welcoming scott bessent. [applause] scott, even respected voice in financial markets for decorative only recent sort of waiting and publicly on larger questions of u.s. publicns policy and the stakes of the 2024 election. what motivated you to start speaking out about the direction of american economic policy? >> first, thanks to the manhattan institute for having me.av invited me, just so you know we have heather mcdonald, we have chris, you've made those two. but it is a good question. i have always been politically interested for macro investing. you're always in politically adjacent to geopolitics. people ask me what is a macro investing? and so for a long time i have been analyzing of economic situations. 2023, 2024 is important for me too come out from behind my desk. i would list three reasons or three things i would focus on. i am alarmed with deficits and spending. we have a spending problem. i've never seen or we have never seen anything quite like this. i am an economic historian. but the budget de

it was it was shocking. >> obviously, scotts valley police captain scott garner says the damage was extensive. about six cars flipped debris thrown around, which did significant damage to businesses and cars parked along the tornado's path. p-g-and-e's power lines and poles torn down. this tree was ripped up from its roots and landed on part of the middle school. captain garner says police and fire had to help evacuate people trapped by downed power lines and parking lots. he says in all, five people were injured, but none with life threatening injuries. >> their main concern is, you know, getting people out of there, making sure the power lines are safe. power is cut off, vehicles that are turned over aren't, you know, spewing, spewing fuel. >> with the power out, cars made detours through blackened out shopping lots. restaurants like burger king and taco bell closed for business, but when the tornado hit, everyone rushed for safety. >> the first thing we were trying to get the customers inside just in case it was something worse. and then the doors started flapping open and close. open and

scott wapner live from post 9. a look ahead for your money as one strategist takes this target for stocks to the highest on the street wells fargo's chris harvey joins us on why he says another great year is in store for your money. oz perilman is here with a new trick to leave us wondering how did he do that in the meantime, let's show you the score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. outside of the mega caps not a lot of green on the screen the s&p is barely positive nasdaq outperforming apple a new all time high today. s&p sectors are split. we will watch everything over this final stretch t takes us to our talk of the tape lofty returns in the new year. that's what our first guest is predicting today chris harvey of wells fargo right here at post 9 welcome back. >> thank you. >> a big setup for you, man. >> a big setup. >> 7007, not 7000 and 7005, 700 # 7. >> big james bond fan, it's 7-007. >> why did you come up with that and how? >> the marked multiple is 22, 16% growth for next year and the year after

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i also want to take you to scotts valley this afternoon. we saw some thunderstorms moving through, and at around 145 to 215, 230, that's when we thought we got the tornado in scotts valley. there are many, many, numerous reports, social media and the national weather service did confirm that it was a tornado. in addition to that, i want to show you some of the very strong winds we experienced today. pablo point in marin county, 85 mile per hour peak gusts at sfo, 83mph. monterey airport had 78mph. mount eminem 68. mount diablo 62. oakland airport 59. most of the peak wind happened during the morning hours. rainfall amounts really strong. also in santa rosa over three inches san rafae. over 3.5in san francisco almost 1.6. oakland 1.6, mountain view 1.34. and that's a stark contrast to san jose at just a little over half an inch. now, the big weather story for tomorrow will be the below freezing temperatures, and i'll talk about that in my next full report. >> dion all right. watching it closely francis. thanks. moving now to san francisco, w

in redwood city, scott budman nbc, bay area news. well, for the second time in two years, san francisco has been ranked as the world's top city when it comes to transit renovations. researchers with the 2024 urban mobility readiness index evaluated 70 cities worldwide. they gave san francisco high marks for transit accessibility, resiliency and innovation. they say key points to earning that top slot include the city's early adoption of robo taxis, its efforts to electrify its bus fleets, and investments in ev charging stations. the study also highlighted mayor breed's $40 million commitment to build more affordable housing near the transit lines, and the city's reputation for research and development, involving universities and private institutions. tiktok is turning to the u.s. supreme court for help to save the platform from being banned. the popular app today asks the high court to step in and block a law that soon will ban it in this country. at issue, a measure passed by congress and signed into law by president biden. it says

bobby scott. sen. scott: thank you, thank you, mr. chairman. we've heard a lot about both sides this and both sides the other. you know, and you pointed out that balancing is -- balancing revenues and spending. if you want something, you have to pay for it. if you're not willing to pay for it, you don't get it. it's fairly straightforward and if you are willing to pay for something, you can be in balance if you just pay for it. the last time we saw both one side missing was in the clinton budget. are you familiar with the clinton budget, 1993? mr. elmendorf: a little bit, yes. sen. scott: ok. well, -- mr. scott: ok, well, one side passed the budget without a single republican vote. we passed the clinton budget and as a result what happened to the deficits after the clinton budget passed? mr. elmendorf: so you're right that the reconciliation act in 1993 was passed on strict party-line vote. but as you know, subsequent to that, there were a set of discussions, arguments, and ultimately compromises between president clinton and the congress. by t

but let's start with marianne favro live in scotts valley.people who actually saw this thing touched down. and boy, were they surprised. i'm standing here on mount herman road where the tornado hit at 140 this afternoon, and people were really caught off guard. and frankly, they were very scared. now, if you take a look bind me, you see what's going on now. pg&e crews have been out here for hours tryin to repair the power lines that this tornado just ripped out of the ground, and they are expected to continue to work overnight. this tornado didn't last very long, but the damage is significant. my god. holy. oh, god. oh my god. strong reactions as people left stores to see branches and debris fall from the sky. the national weather service confirms an ef one tornado hit scotts valley at 140 saturday afternoon. this is what it looked like. i knew it was something different. it it was wind. i've never, ever seen before. and it hailed. minutes later, the aftermath. cars flipped on their sides, including a cal fire truck, and some vehicles picked

scott hamilton. — cause of that problem. scott hamilton, thank— cause of that problem. - cause of that problem. scott hamilton, thank you very . cause of that problem. scott i hamilton, thank you very much for your time.— tributes are being paid from around the world to the former us president and nobel peace prize winner, jimmy carter, who's died at the age of 100. he was the peanut farmer who became the most powerful man in the world, serving one term as president from 1977 to 1981. this is the scene live in washington, dc where the flag at the white house is flying at half mast. president biden led tributes tojimmy carter saying that america and the world had lost an extraordinary leader, statesman and humanitarian. our north american correspondent has this report. at the white house, the american flag flew at half mast while the empire state building was lit up in red, white and blue to mark jemmy carter's death. he was the peanut farmer from georgia who rose to the highest office in the land. born 100 years ago in the deep south, he gave up a promising naval career

and scott knows this very well.ur time working with mitch mcconnell before harry reid blew up the filibuster, the senate was designed to be a place where people came together and solve big problems. >> and maybe that was the beginning. maybe it's problems. >> maybe. i think it didn't help. >> no. i think first of all, he's one of the greatest senate leaders we've ever had. >> but i agree, republicans agree. we'll take it. >> but but one of the things i will say is that he's part of the he's part of the democratic coalition. and one of the things that drives me nuts is when you have these purists who want to be democrats and simply say that this person is canceled because of x, y, and z. i wish more democrats had the fight of john fetterman because at least he understands media, he understands platforms, and we're not going to agree on everything. john fetterman but that's that's really not what it should be. right. but but the purity test that we have in the democratic party, john fetterman, is the antithesis to tha

. >> a tornado in scotts valley on highway 17. look at that . meteorologist darren peck here to break down this ultra-rare event. >> the tornado warning woke me up and then it was just so loud. i thought the windows were going to be blown in. i went running to the hallway because there is no windows there. >> plus, waking up to san francisco's first-ever tornado warning. >>> and a successful hip replacement surgery for nancy pelosi. the latest on her injury, hospitalization, and her recovery overseas. >>> of course we begin on this wild saturday evening with two tornadoes around the bay area. >> the warning was the first ever in san francisco bay city history. a tsunami warning triggered panic throughout the area. now, kpix has confirmed there was a tornado in scotts valley. several people have been taken to a nearby trauma center. doerun? >> we start getting on that warning for the city. there was no touchdown on that one. there was straight-line wind damage in the city. it was a justified warning, and i will explain why in a minute. that was a

of course, our scott mcgrew joins us here.wondering here, what does this mean for me? yeah, of course. i mean, we want to know what these decisions made in washington and elsewhere mean for, you know, our paychecks, how much money we have in the bank, what we can buy, that sort of thing. the simple answer, ginger, is less than you might think. i mean, we'll talk about credit cards and mortgage rates, although the fed doesn't set either one of those. but they're related. but more importantly, i'd really rather you pivot to a broader picture. the fed cuts rates when it thinks inflation is under control or close to under control. a little hotter than we would like in the last reading. butre a sign that some of the smartest economists in the world are happy with the economy. as far as the personal pocketbook goes, things do get easier on you. even though the fed again, does not set credit card rates or car loan rates. but by lowering interest rates, banks cut their expenses, whi theoretically they're going to pass on to you in the

scott: that's the big question. hopefully we can have an indigenous movement of local farmers and produce to bring that, and maybe some corporations in the nations themselves that would be benevolent enough to lean in with us. one of the local churches, they are developing a farm, and they want to produce produce, protein, and product. the product will help with poverty. and of course the protein, the wonderful things that they eat in costa rica, that is part of that process. but the local people have to have ownership of it. i've watched this as i gathered with a group of costa ricans this summer as they literally came together and fed thousands of people, thousands of people and a gathering where the community brought their sustenance together. when communities are brought together, whether it is through the course of faith, the course of care, communities accomplish a lot. what i want to do is throw gas on that fire, to encourage leaders to be bold. there is a proverb that says don't despise the small beginnings,

they can only do so much as scott said.limit battle on the horizon, spending fights, deja vu. that culture of crisis governing to the brink of discussions is here again. >> ed o'keefe? >> i'll make the firmer prediction that based on all that chaos, speaker johnson won't be speaker by the end of 2025. did that a few years ago on paul ryan and it didn't work. be careful. nothing personal. look at what faces him. the other one real quick, washington commanders will get a stadium here in the district of columbia because that vote that authorized the land -- >> it happened right before congress adjourned. >> and it will happen this year. >> scott? >> long before the next election, there will be people departing washington voluntarily. this is a challenging environment to be an elected official. they're getting thousands of threats a year on their lives, on their families. the travel's exhausting, and we're coming into a relatively pol polarizing moment with trump coming back into office. you're going to see a lot of retirements

i was just by scott. everybody said you have to speak scott scott best day has to be the one chosen for treasury. where is scott? let's say he's around here someplace. around here. he told me we picked up $3 trillion since the election day and i said, well, that's good, but what about before the election day? he said, we picked up money there because they thought you were going to win. i said, like this guy, he's going to be my treasury secretary. about. but it's true. it's i think we're going to a tremendous run. we have to straighten out some problems, some big problems in the world. it's when we left, didn't have any of these problems. we didn't have russia with ukraine, we didn't have israel seventh, we didn't have the afghanistan disaster. we didn't have inflation. we had no inflation. and we had a very strong economy. and we're going to do that again. but i think we're going to even up it because now we have experience that we didn't have. now, i know everybody you know, i when i first came in, we d

scott, we not less brings to the table. scott, we got less than _ brings to the table.brings to the table. scott, we got less than a month to - got less than a month to the inauguration. just briefly, what would you be keeping an eye on in washington?- what would you be keeping an eye on in washington? there is this particularly _ eye on in washington? there is this particularly narrow - eye on in washington? there is this particularly narrow us - this particularly narrow us house majority of the lower chapter of us congress, that president—elect trump's party has where they can lose just one vote on anything of consequence which means the minority party, the democrats, are going to have some outsized influence in this first two—year set of the trump term. trump is going to have to do deals with democrats to do things like keep the government open, raise the debt ceiling, passed major legislation that requires spending. that's going to come to a head almost immediately on him taking the oath. how he navigates it, how democrats navigate it, is going to do how this first