and our 15-year holiday tradition: "on the road" with secret santa who remind us what's important this holiday season. >> this is for you. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we're going to begin tonight with the staggering inflation that is hitting americans right in the wallet. prices were up 6.8% in november compared to a year ago. that is the biggest increase in nearly 40 years. the cost of pretty much everything is surging-- food, gas, electricity, housing, cars, and clothes. and those who received raises this year are seeing them wiped out by skyrocketing costs. listen to this-- by one estimate, expenses for a typical american family have shot up by about $4,000 in the past year. now, there are a few reasons why we're seeing this spike-- the rebound from the pandemic recession a flood of government stimulus, ultra-low interest rates, and those supply chain shortages. president biden today says this is why congress needs to pass his sweeping socia

_ secret santa. evening, prime minister! for _ secret santa. evening, prime minister! for now! i minister! for now! with ongoing concern about _ minister! for now! with ongoing concern about the _ minister! for now! with ongoing concern about the variant - minister! for now! with ongoing concern about the variant there | minister! for now! with ongoing l concern about the variant there is the possibility we could face more covid restrictions over the coming weeks and months. the big question is whether frustration about this story could affect people's willingness to obey any new rules. i think it is disgusting. i cannot believe that the government is expecting people to follow rules that it expecting people to follow rules thatitis expecting people to follow rules that it is not willing to follow itself. i5 that it is not willing to follow itself. , ., ., that it is not willing to follow itself. , . . , ., , itself. is there a danger people will not follow _ itself. is there a danger people will not follow rules _ itself. is there a danger people will not follow rules if - its

you're wrong about secret santa also.! >> no one should have to endure that kind of stress at work. you don't know these people that you work with, what are you supposed to get for people? i don't know what to get for my husband for christmas and we are in a holy union. how my supposed to know what to get people at work? >> greg: we do this for the five and it's so manufactured. we have our assistants buy the stuff. >> i would like a new electric scooter. >> greg: how much was that? >> 250 bucks? >> greg: how long can you go on that thing if it's charged? >> it depends how happy you are. i would say you can go 20 and 1h truth for tv. >> greg: move up to an electric bike. >> for any of you who have the issue with the wrapping, my family openly mocks -- i'm the worst wrapper of presence in the family. >> probably also a bad wrapper. >> greg: what about you, what do you hate christmas? tell me, you must take something! >> i love christmas. this is what i hate about christmas. if i want something i will go buy it when i wante

and yet even here -- >> i want to give row this. >> reporter: where the need is so great, secret santas it's not about the money. it's never about the money. >> oh my goodness! >> whether you're native american, african american, christian american, left american, right american, kindness is a common language between us all. >> reporter: and maybe that's why most people didn't cry when they got their bills. but when he made them feel like a million bucks. >> you know how special you are? >> reporter: that's when the joy came. you are a beautiful spirit. that's when the tears rolled. >> you're an example to every mom. ooms you're an amazing mom. >> reporter: she got $400, but values the comments much more. >> just to hear that feels good. i value that a lot. >> reporter: this holiday season, few of us will have the resources to give like this. but santa says we can all make an equal impact, using our wealth of words. >> you're an incredible, incredible grandma. >> thank you. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road. on the san carlos apache (announcer) if you're an american age 50 to 85,

i could be your secret santa. -what i win... -you could win. magical disney vacations and gift cards plus holiday cash to lucky "wheel" watchers. and you could be next. have your spin id ready. our "wheel of fortune" secret santa holiday giveaway continues now. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show-- pat sajak and vanna white! hi, gang. hi, jim. hi, everybody. ah, another week of secret santa. very exciting. you might win. see you later. hi! good to see everybody. get those devices ready. we're gonna give away some money right away here. $1,000 in our first "toss up." the category is "thing,"

it's royalty season. >> dana: thank you, secret santa. >> jesse: i was given the gym gift card.d. >> harold: let me write that one down. [laughter] >> dana: are you going to write that one down? >> harold: yes, "the white denzel washington." >> greg: there is a producer that wants me to do anything? this is the first one. let's see if i can guess. oh, it's a giant -- i know what this is exclamation point. >> dana: i love that. >> greg: i think i need this at all times. >> harold: you will know from behind. >> greg: yes, it's interesting. i'm not going to fall on this. that's for sure. >> jesse: hangs a mistletoe from it. >> greg: i wonder what this could be. if this is mariah carey, i am throwing it through a window. if it is maroon 5, i'm when you kill somebody. i know this album, this is "wire." this is a great album, this is post pop, 1978. "wire" a british ban. let's see what else we got, somebody did their homework. harold. the buzz cox. and you can say that on christmas. this is a singer who has recently passed away. another 1977 ever fallen in love, a classic punk song. g

frenzy with some amazing holiday treats, a festive christmas edition of the fastest plus and the secret santage paired our best one yet. do not miss it. there is no better way to get into the christmas spirit them by cutting down your own christmas tree. and we sent to jess again harold out to chop one down like the real men that they are. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are at the hidden pond tree farm in mendham, new jersey. it's a tradition that we do every year. we are here with chris. what's new? >> this year we added a train ride that they can take out through the field, we added a snack bar and some bonfire pits for people to roast marshmallows. >> jesse: we added harold ford jr. >> hear, hear. bipartisan christmas tree. >> jesse: harold is a little bit older than i am, will he walk all the way up to do the tree or should we hitch a ride somewhere? >> take the train out. >> jesse: oh, the train. infrastructure week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: this looks like a gutfeld tree. it's not that i'm funny, the is environment want -- environmentalist wackos probably don't like the tree farm idea. >> real traits are susta

secret santa says it is not about the money.ess is that con language between us all. >> steve: maybe that's why most people didn't cry when they got their bills, but when they made them feel like a million bucks -- >> do you know how special you are? >> steve: that's when the tears rolled. >> you're an example to every mom. you're amazing. >> steve: velvita cobb got a thousand dollars, but valued the comments even more. >>t helped me a>> sve: this holy season few will have the resources to give like this, but santa says we can all of wo. >> you're an incredible, incredible grandmother. >> thank you (sobbing). >> you're doing an amazing job. >> pauley: it hasn't been around as long as some, buts quesly a holidaynd odapos all-te ♪♪ song ever become a classic? kind of acated. it is not jingle bells; it's jazz. its story begins in 1965, when cbs asked lee mendelson if he could put together a christmas special in six months. >> and my father called charles schultz and said, i just sold the charley brown christmas to cbs. >> reporter:

that is very— have a secret santa, etc, etc.aving a drink at— have been working very hard having a drink at the _ have been working very hard having a drink at the end of the day at their desks _ drink at the end of the day at their desks and — drink at the end of the day at their desks and maybe a couple of slices of pizza _ desks and maybe a couple of slices of pizza i— desks and maybe a couple of slices of pizza. i don't think that quite takes _ of pizza. i don't think that quite takes a — of pizza. i don't think that quite takes a mickey in the same way. let me 'ust takes a mickey in the same way. me just take takes a mickey in the same way. let me just take you through the response from downing street referring to these accusations of the 15th of may last year. a downing street spokesperson has told bbc news... "in the summer months downing street staff regularly used the garden for some meetings. on 15 may 2020, the prime minister held a series of meetings throughout the afternoon, including briefly with the then health an

it's royalty season. >> dana: thank you, secret santa. >> jesse: i was given the gym gift card.. [laughter] >> dana: are you going to write that one down? >> harold: yes, "the white denzel washington." >> greg: there is a producer that wants me to do anything? this is the first one. let's see if i can guess. oh, it's a giant -- i know what this is exclamation point. >> dana: i love that. >> greg: i think i need this at all times. >> harold: you will know from behind. >> greg: yes, it's interesting. i'm not going to fall on this. that's for sure. >> jesse: hangs a mistletoe from it. >> greg: i wonder what this could be. if this is mariah carey, i am throwing it through a window. if it is maroon 5, i'm when you kill somebody. i know this album, this is "wire." this is a great album, this is post pop, 1978. "wire" a british ban. let's see what else we got, somebody did their homework. harold. the buzz cox. and you can say that on christmas. this is a singer who has recently passed away. another 1977 ever fallen in love, a classic punk song. great album, gee whiz, harold. >> harold:

i a secret santa and people wearing their christmas jumpers. well, _ sort of egregious breach of the rules.- well, you - sort of egregious breach of the | rules.- well, you know, sort of egregious breach of the l rules.- well, you know, i rules. rachel? well, you know, i think this is _ rules. rachel? well, you know, i think this is becoming _ rules. rachel? well, you know, i think this is becoming a - rules. rachel? well, you know, i think this is becoming a pattern, | think this is becoming a pattern, that is— think this is becoming a pattern, that is the — think this is becoming a pattern, that is the thing. it looks more and more _ that is the thing. it looks more and more like — that is the thing. it looks more and more like, you know, government thought— more like, you know, government thought that there were rules for other— thought that there were rules for other people that didn't apply to them, _ other people that didn't apply to them, and that is the problem. it communicates disdain, disregard for the public, _ communicates disdain,

i'd established that it had, speaking to them about who was at it, what was done at the party, secret santa the festive games and drinks and nibbles and so on. and then we were just really waiting for a moment that would be the right time to publish. so you come back to this story, you start having lots of conversations building on what you first heard about in january. can you pinpoint when you first thought, "my goodness, this is a huge story?" well, last tuesday i was sitting in the number nine briefing room, the same room in fact that the video that paul and itv showed of allegra stratton was filmed in. and listening to the prime minister's official spokesman at the normal lobby briefing. that morning on the radio doctorjenny harris, the uk health security agency chief, had suggested that people might want to be a bit careful about how they socialise at christmas and cut back on that in the coming weeks because of the obviously the emergence of the omicron variant. and with that in the back of our minds we were all asking questions of the pm spokesman about whether we should be having c

cheese and wine, or a secret santa-— secret santa.inister. for _ secret santa. evening, prime minister. for now. _ secret santa. evening, prime minister. for now. with - secret santa. evening, prime i minister. for now. with ongoing concern over— minister. for now. with ongoing concern over the _ minister. for now. with ongoing concern over the omicron - minister. for now. with ongoing | concern over the omicron variant there is a possibility we could face more covid restrictions over the coming weeks and months. the big question, whetherfrustration coming weeks and months. the big question, whether frustration about the story could affect people's willingness to obey any new rules. t willingness to obey any new rules. i think it is disgusting. i cannot believe the government is expecting people to follow rules that it is not willing to follow it self. d0 not willing to follow it self. do ou think not willing to follow it self. do you think there is any danger people will not follow rules if new rules are brought in again?— will not f

the newspapers say that there were invites issued, there was a secret santa, christmas jumpers.ines were observed, continue to be observed, and i can also tell you we are getting on with the job, as we have been throughout, of dealing with the priorities of the people, particularly fighting crime. so was it a party where the guidelines were followed or was it not a party? i can tell you that the guidelines were followed at all times. did you investigate that yourself? are you satisfied yourself? i am satisfied myself that the guidelines were followed at all times and what i can also tell you is that we are focusing on the issues that matter to...me, above all, and that is fighting crime and i believe those are the things that matter also to the british public. so it is not good enoughjust to round up the drugs gangs, to roll up county lines and do the things that we are doing. that is great, you've got to have tough policing, but when kids end up in prison, that can't bejust a dead—end for them. we can't be recycling young men endlessly in and out of the criminaljustice system,

_ and wine and unwrapping their secret santa last_ and wine and unwrapping their secret santa laststarted to _ 18th of december last year, that he started to become unwell. and by the time allegra stratton stood at that podium _ time allegra stratton stood at that podium and laughed her way through that, my— podium and laughed her way through that, my dad had the mask but onto his face _ that, my dad had the mask but onto his face and — that, my dad had the mask but onto his face and the following five days he deteriorated and died on the 28th of december. sol he deteriorated and died on the 28th of december. so i thank allegra stration— of december. so i thank allegra stratton for her performance, which led to _ stratton for her performance, which led to me _ stratton for her performance, which led to me having a very sleepless night _ led to me having a very sleepless highland — led to me having a very sleepless night and flashbacks of that time. it night and flashbacks of that time. it was _ night and flashbacks of that time. it was horrific. and of course when we look back on w

. >>> plus, i cannot wait for this one, our annual secret santa gift exchange. weather. meow mix tasty layers crunchy and meaty textures with a mouth-watering gravy coating. meow mix tasty layers. the only one cats ask for by name. motrin works fast to stop pain where it starts. like those nagging headaches. uncomfortable period pains. and disruptive muscle aches. you can count on fast, effective relief with motrin. even the smallest surprise... can make a big memory... worthy of passing on. kinder joy. treat plus new holiday toys. a little surprise goes a long way. even after you sanitize, every touch can leave new bacteria behind? kinder joy. treat plus new holiday toys. microban 24 keeps killing 99.9% of bacteria touch after touch for up to 24 hours. use the sanitizer 4 out of 5 doctors would use in their own homes. microban 24. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ gifts for elves... check. now i just need a dang coupon code... hold your reindeer, santa! capital one shopping instantly searches for available coupon codes and

said borisjohnson's top officials "knocked back glasses of wine during a christmas quiz and a secret santa stay at home." this has raised eyebrows because london was placed under tier 3 lockdown restrictions on 1a december last year, after which time it was illegal to mix indoors with anyone outside your household or support bubble. the guidance also explicitly said "you must not have a work christmas lunch or party."the prime minister has not denied that the parties took place. but he said this. all guidance was followed completely during number ten. here's what the leader of opposition labour said. does the prime minister really expect the country to believe that while people were banned from seeing their loved ones at christmas last year, it was fine for him and his friends to throw a boozy party in downing street? the bbc�*s political editor spoke to someone who was at those drinks. laura kuensberg tweeted... rob watson who was at those prime minister's questions. he has recovered and ready to speak to us on outside sites. what do we make of this?— make of this? pretty tense gathering-

"the times" reports it is understood to have been organized by a whatsapp group asked to bring secret santance and some were asked to wear christmas jumpers. there was a proper spread of food people brought along with alcohol. and then this is more from the itv. >> is it a party? >> cheese and wine. >> it is a business meeting. ros: we don't know which event is being referenced or if it is a joke, but it is worth us remembering the rules that any party at downing street would have breached the government's guidelines at the time and some tories are furious. >> angry, annoyed, and really disappointed that all of this undermines the public trust the people have in the guidance of being asked to follow, and they did follow last year but the people on downing street didn't. ros: the prime minister has also made this announcement. p.m. johnson: i've asked the cabinet secretary to establish the facts and report back. ros: mr. johnson has been repeatedly saying there is no party and no rules are broken. now he ordered an investigation to see if it was true. let's return to where we started. >> for

. >>> and a tradition, our secret santa is back and, once again, spreading kindness to people in need. the cbs evening news is now just minutes away. >>> we have rain on the way beginning saturday night and continuing sunday and monday but we also have wind on the way, not very noticeable during the day tomorrow but they will start picking up as we had farther into saturday night and early sunday. wind gust in the 20 to 30 mile per hour range as the sun is coming up on sunday and the rain is coming down with winds elevated the first half of the day, they come down a little bit late sunday but another burst of wind will come in with the next burst of rain which will be here on monday. especially in the north bay gust 25 to 30 miles per hour which was spread across the rest of the bay area farther into monday. not just rain but wind and the possibility of some sporadic power outages with the winds much stronger in the high sierra as they will suggest close to 100 miles per hour as the snow was coming down, literally in feet. an active first half of next week. >>> finally, some cute vide

. >> we try to be a secret santa. >> ted sylvester a vice president of the toys for tots foundation. >> what's different this year? >> working with covid, there are restrictions, concerns. we are doing a lot more drive- through distributions. we have some issues with supply chain disruptions. >> semester staff 2020 was a record year, even though covid- 19 meant fewer volunteers. >> we distributed over 20 million toys to 7.4 million children, despite the pandemic. you know, marines look at the job done. >> was just a few more days until christmas, organizers say there is still time to give. deborah. cbs news, washington. >> as we get closer and closer to the christmas holiday, the forecast becomes more important. but, we still have plenty of rain in the forecast as we had through the last few days before the christmas holiday. rain, likely tonight. tomorrow, and thursday. it is not going to rain everywhere all the time across the bay area. but, waves of widespread rain are going to be moving through. as we head toward the end of the week on christmas eve, friday, that looks like our b

eleanor roosevelt and then holding the universal declaration of human rights and was bent on every secret santa dekaiser kiska. he chose her, his chair. if you don't allow requests, you know, i to mine, ah, you as president harry truman asked her to help formulate the declaration of human rights about some of the mel delegates were not pleased at 1st. it is all totally game, isn't there something? what was that? because she was a woman. she was an activist. right. manuel. lou yes is rouel. i'm a mom. her mom and there were many different committees. swallows us president harry truman gave her a job on a committee dealing with social issues. it grew up with it. it was more of a representative job, a token gesture in the name on those went also helping but gosh, paula and hope was on her through the law on the cms did. is it a facility law? it comforted of you because about with influx of refugees after world war 2, social issue suddenly became pressing a modern look and appeared appeared little knowing of jasmine. okay. eleanor roosevelt took on the task with a lot of careers masculine renew for

eleanor roosevelt and holding the universal declaration of human rights and was bent on every secret. santa dickerson kiska, who chose her as chair president, and a pretty no i to mine. ah, you as president harry truman asked her to help formulate the declaration of human rights. a day of some of the mel delegates were not pleased at 1st. it is all totally game. isn't there something? what was that? because she was a woman. she was an activist. right ma'am? oh, yes, israel michael or it was there were many different committees swallowed us president harry truman gave her a job on a committee dealing with social issues. they had a good opposite. it was more of a representative job, a token gesture in the denay, no nose vent, also helping but gosh, paula had her with a husband who were not under committed at the facility law. it's affected of you because about with influx of refugees after world war 2, social issues suddenly became pressing a modern look. an appeal it appeared less. oh no. one of you guys moved. okay. eleanor roosevelt took on the task with a lot of teresa marquis lanier for

our secret santa is back and once again spreading kindness to people in need.> the countdown always starts at 10. it is officially curry countdown time. he can sniff the all-time three- point record. and the biggest game of the season for the 49ers is now every game moving forward. must win mode has arrived, and the team's star is hoping he doesn't have to watch from the account. sports is coming up next. >>> streaming today on cbsn bay area, my exclusive white house interview with first lady dr. joe biden. you can find a cbsn bay area on kpix.com, or the kpix app. we are also on the cbs news app >>> what you say sports fans? steve kerr played for gregg popovich in the late 90s and early 2000's. he's always seen him as a mentor. today, steve kerr is said to replace pop on the bench for team usa. this is a no-brainer. think of all of the stars he has been around as a player and coach. it makes sense he will leave them on the national stage. he will take over duties for the national team in the world games the 2023, and the paris olympics in 2024. the curry watch

roosevelt and that the holding the universal declaration of human rights and was bent on every secret. santa dick, i assume kiska. he chose her, his chair, puffy, don't allow requests, you know, i to mine, ah, you as president harry truman asked her to help formulate the declaration of human rights and they, of and some of the mel delegates were not pleased at 1st. these are totally gave us this on to my wife that because she was a woman. she was an activist. right? ma'am. all who? yes, is room equal or it was there were many different committees. swallows u. s. president harry truman gave her a job on a committee, dealing with social issues. it could put it, it was more of a representative job, a token gesture, in that the name on the husband also tell me what, gosh, hoya. it was a history. we were not under could did. is it a cecilia law? it's affected of you cause about with the influx of refugees after world war 2, social issues suddenly became pressing a modern look and appear and appeared less on all of you guys, men. okay. eleanor roosevelt took on the task with a lot of terrific monk

why you all are a secret santa evenin prime minister news media all over the story. richard. okay, thanks. mm. to the aftermath now of the cop $26.00 climate summit. last month, nearly $200.00 countries signed the final agreement, the glasgow climate tact. and for the 1st time and cop history, that agreement mentioned slashing fossil fuel emissions. but the shortcomings are in the details. early drafts of that agreement called for a fossil fuel phase out a phrase that was subsequently diluted to a phase down. and that is language that has the fingerprints of the oil and gas industry all over it. after years of outright climate denial fossil fuel companies are now out to delay downplaying. the urgency slowing efforts to curb emissions and their advertising continues to take the true nature of their business and misrepresented, tucked away somewhere in their playbook of p. our strategies is a tactic called green washing, designed to protect their interest. listening posts correct off and now on the evolution and the impact of propaganda emitted by the oil and gas industry. mm.

. >> maybe you can get that from your secret santa. this is day one of the 12 days of christmas. make sure you follow her on facebook and instagram and twitter. >>> good morning. linda ocane was supposed to take a european river cruise from switzerland. sounds nice. she paid vantage travel $9200 books. she requested a refund. a year later vantage still hadn't delivered. she asked us for a hand. we contacted vantage. a rep didn't explain the delay. but did say, thank you for following up regarding the refund. vantage did refund linda her $9200. she wrote us a very nice note and said i would like to thank you so much for all your efforts on my behalf. we've dealt with tons of travel refund run-arounds. often a travel agent is involved and lots of money. if you find an unresponsive california travel agent, a little known organization might help. it's called the travel consumer restitution corporation or tcrc. scan this qr code to learn more. we just heard from a viewer named greg who followed the steps and got $1400 back. tell us your travel troubles at nbcbayarea.com. >>> next the

ama: secret santa changing the game at one food and toy giveaway in the east bay. the emotional reaction to the big ama: a reminder that you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our new abc7 bay area app on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. search abc7 bay area and download it. finally tonight, a special surprise for recipients at a holiday giveaway in the east bay that brought some people to tears. >> oh, my god. thank you so much. >> oh, my goodness. dan: so sweet. along with food and toys, there was also an envelope with $100 tucked into each bundle. organizers of the 48th annual davis street holiday basket program say it's all thanks to an anonymous donor. >> an angel donor who gave us $100 and wanted us to turn into $100 bill so each family and senior will get a crisp $100 bill. >> it helps me just remember that there's so much good in the world. i mean, even know things may be challenging on a daily basis. there's just -- there is still -- the spirit of the holiday season is still here. ama: the giveaway continues tomorrow. or

the secret santa anger chris cuomo was recently fired for lying about helping out his brother, the governor of new york. both siblings have been accused of sexual misconduct another cnn present. don levin has been sued for sexually assaulting a man in a bar claim he denies. and most recently produced john griffin was charged with such crimes involving children. now we spoke with legal and media unless lanelle he said the little musket quit was actually genuine condemnation of the new show. no, it's not a joke and bad taste is the truth about a network in bad taste. let's go back to what chris cuomo did. not only was he providing strategy to his brother, but he was working with his governor staff, one in particular. and he was talking about basically how they could sullying besmirch in impede the reputation of those women who might be making these allegations of the 1st place. so now this transcends strategy sessions from going and deliberately targeting and the conspiracy to impugn the integrity of women who dared complain about untoward behavior. this is not at all consistent. so one thing

and this fictional party definitely did not involve cheese and wine or a secret santa!going concern about the omicron variant there is the possibility we could face more covid restrictions over the coming weeks and months. the big question is whether frustration about this story could affect people's willingness to obey any new rules. i think it is disgusting. i cannot believe that the government is expecting people to follow rules that it is not willing to follow itself. is there a danger people will not follow rules if new rules are brought in? i think people will do what they think is best for themselves. was it technically a party in downing street or not? either way, it has left the government with an almighty hangover. tim muffett, bbc news. earlier, my colleague geeta guru—murthy spoke to rachel glennon, whose father caught covid—i9 whilst in hospital for cancer treatment and died soon after the alleged downing street christmas party. she says her father was let down by leaders who didn't lead by example. 0bviously, with the lead up to the loss of my dad's annive

so why don't i i never intended to hurt or any particular secret. santa circus h is only want in a nation is a symbol. this purchase is, is justified, and i accepted the oma cron cove at variance is now in 63 countries. died spreading fastest in south africa and britain words on calls to ever take the dominant delta strain or early data from the world health organization shows that it causes mild symptoms and it's not caused any deaths as yet. but it's also showing resilience against vaccines and countries are rapidly rolling out boosted jabs. ortiz paula slayer was recently diagnosed with the omicron strain and tells us what the symptoms are like. i'm sharing isolation in johannesburg, south africa after contracting the army con variant of cove. it now in the beginning, i didn't even know i had the symptoms are very similar to those of a common flu. so i had a very, very bad headache that lasted about 23 days, a scratchy throat, a sore throat. you're a good kind of just feeling very, very rundown. i don't see anyone except a nurse who comes here each day to check my vitals. i was a condi

the 18th, where there was a wine and cheese board, even a secret santa, which word insinuate that this was a pre planned event. even though the restrictions at the time were no end or mixing with any other households. now, boys johnson is accused of lying and trying to cover a top. but the leader of the opposition says the prime minister and his party have been caught right hand it they knew there was a party. thank you. it was against the rules. they knew they couldn't admit it. and they thought it was funny. prime minister has been called right time. why does me envy investigation right now? but just admitting it, i been repeatedly assured i probably indignation that there is a risk of doing a great a grave injustice to people who frankly, obeying the rules of speaker, the prime minister, the government spent the week telling the british public. there was no party. all guidance was followed completely. millions of people now think the prime minister was taking them for fools. well as the prime minister, taking the public for full because the reality of it really is the very fact that

. >> o'donnell: to more, a holiday tradition, the 15 15th annual "on the road" secret santa, find outea >> judge judy: so you give him the thousand dollars. and you were having second thoughts. >> announcer: a cautious car buyer bails on their deal. >> we came to the agreement that he would give me my deposit back. >> judge judy: the next day, she told you she didn't want to buy the car. >> that is not true. >> announcer: is he laughing all the way to the bank? >> judge judy: when did you sell the car? >> two days after. >> judge judy: that means that you sold a $2,500 car for $3,500. that's pretty good. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 22-year-old darian randles is suing cristafer gunter for the return of a deposit she put down on a car. >> byrd: order. all rise. >> byrd: now it's case number 104 on the calendar, in the matter of randles vs. gunter. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you

what we know from the health secret? santa javert, who's been doing the broadcast, ran this morning, that on the kron in this country is spreading. in his words, like we've never seen it before. and the prediction is that bites from mauro on a crohn will be the majority, all new crew and a virus cases at the moment is around 40 percent of new cases are on a chrome by tomorrow. they believe it will be 50 percent, at least. so you can see the concern there is in this country about the way that on a cron is taking over from the previous delta variance and becoming that the dominant variance. there is still unclear evidence as to how fatal omicron is and, but nevertheless, the infectiousness of it is what's really worrying the experts. and the scientists believe under one model that's been put forward and some, under some circumstances, the number of hospitalizations from on the con could be double that, that we saw from the delta variance a year ago. so you can see the strain that that would put on the national health service. no

. >> o'donnell: tomorrow, a holiday tradition-- the 15th annual "on the road" secret santa.ng this year. that's tonight's "cbs evening news," from los angeles. >>> right now at 7:00 -- >> their presence here has made a remarkable difference. >> union square is full of color during the holidays, but tonight police say the addition of a lot of sf pd blue has been a game changer. >>> a final farewell to a longtime bay area police officer and security guard killed protecting bay area journalists. >> like a majority of our police departments, we have been shortstaffed and in need of more guardian angels. god always seems to pick the best. >>> tens of thousands of bay area residents could face new water restrictions after a vote tonight. >>> welcome to the white house. >> my exclusive interview with first lady dr. jill biden. the message of unity on display at the white house in a time of deep division. >> what you think the bidens can do to fix all of this? >> plus, a lifelong educator on the positive lessons on the pandemic, and her message to bay area parents tonight. >>> right

secret santa, christmas jumpers, a proper spread, and this is more from the itv video.t is being referenced here or if it's a joke. but cheese joke or not, it's worth us remembering the rules that "any party at downing street would have breached the government's guidelines at the time". and some tories are furious about what happened. angry, annoyed and really disappointed that all of this undermines the public trust that people have in the guidance they are being asked to follow and they did follow last year and that it looks like people in downing street didn't. in an effort to provide answers to those questions, the prime minister has also made this announcement. i have asked the cabinet secretary to establish all the facts and to report back as soon as possible. but mrjohnson has been repeatedly saying that there was no party, that no rules were broken. now he appears to have ordered an investigation to see if what he was saying is true. and as i finish, let's return to where we started. would the prime minister condone having a christmas party? - what was the answe

families being adopted don't know who the people are that are adopting them or is it almost like a secret santaon? >> in most cases they do know. once they get adopted they can correspond with each other and in some cases if it is a business they meet in person and discuss items but a lot of times, to get more specific things, about family needs and the best thing for them for the holidays. ashley: are there other situations where they do adopt the same family year after year? >> we actually had that, if the family has registered again and we reach out to the family to ask them if they are going to register again for the program because the company wanted to adopt the same family. sometimes it is great to get a different family to get a different perspective from a different market. sometimes people close to them in the same local community and sometimes don't get a family across the country so they were a little bit about another community. ashley: we have 30 seconds or so but this year alone the golden angels served 900,000 servicemembers, veterans and family members. if someone is watching a

group together the training in the morning on christmas day and a night session and being quite secret santaristmas lunch together as a group and we will filter out those. as if you are the lads that haven't got there is a few other lads that haven't got there so i imagine we'll have a game here or there are maybe a home game to try for the rest of the day to switch off before the big match. away from the ashes and cricket has been in the spotlight for the wrong reasons in recent months over its handling of the racism scandal at yorkshire county cricket club. azeem rafiq's allegations against the county rocked the top level of the game, but the issues have also existed at grassroots level. our sports reporter james burridge has been to visit a local club in luton. three cricketers who between them played here for decades. a proud diverse club which boasts players from all backgrounds. they have enjoyed some memorable matches here but they also continue to receive racist insults.— but they also continue to receive racist insults. the term view lots nets racist insults. the term view lots gets

draw names as the world largest secret santa gift exchange organizer.out, it is really cool. you are all getting a $300 draw names gift card to spend in the amazon -- [applause] where you can buy everything. all right, all right, let's get things going. our first guests star in "spider-man: no way home" come in theaters now, it's so good! watch. >> that's right, folks, spider-man is in fact peter parker. >> you spider-man's girlfriend? >> please don't touch her. >> you're just a kid. >> you helped him murder mysterio? >> all the time people looked up to this boy and called him a hero. i'll tell you what i call him. public enemy number one! >> m.j., i'm so sorry, i can't see anything when your hand in my face. >> dude! >> dude! [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right, everybody, say hello to tom holland, jacob batalon, and zendaya! give it up! [applause] well, merry christmas, y'all. i saw the movie last night. it is insane. it is so good. i just had to lead with that. of your client was so excited peter by may marvel fan. one of my favorite marvel mov

eleanor roosevelt and the holding the universal declaration of human rights was bent on every secret santa de castle. qc you had chose her as chair president, ella reported on i to mine. ah, you as president harry truman asked her to help formulate the declaration of human rights about some of the mel delegates were not pleased at 1st. there's also the leg, isn't there something? what was that? because she was a woman. she was an activist. right ma'am. all who? yes is really cool. a mom? her mom, there were many different committees. swallows us president harry truman gave her a job on a committee, dealing with social issues. it could put it, it was more of a representative job, a token gesture, in that the name on those went also helping. but gosh, paula had her as a history, we were not under considered official a law. it's affected of you because about with influx of refugees after world war 2, social issue suddenly became pressing a modern look and appear and appeared less on the line of guys moving. okay. eleanor roosevelt took on the task with a lot of careers, marquis revenue for th

eleanor roosevelt medic holding the universal declaration of human rights and was bent on every secret. santa nick, i assume kiska. he chose her, his chair. if you don't allow requests, you know, i to mine, ah, you as president harry truman asked her to help formulate the declaration of human rights about some of the mel delegates were not pleased at 1st. these are totally gave us this on to my wife that because she was a woman. she was an activist, right manual who yes is really cool. a mom. her mom, there were many different committees. swallows u. s. president harry truman gave her a job on a committee dealing with social issues. it could open it, it was more of a representative job, a token gesture in the name on those vent, also helping. but gosh, paula was a her through law on the cms did, is it a facility law? it comforted of you because about with influx of refugees after world war 2, social issues suddenly became pressing a modern look and appear at a pretty little knowing of guzman. okay. eleanor roosevelt took on the task with a lot of careers masculine renew for that. and she was