shai: 2-1. guy: arsenal over manchester united. shai weiss has spoken.nchester united, so much going on. we look at claims tomorrow and onto the jobs report. before that we see this important ism statistic. i'm not a big believer. this time i am wrong. it is a big deal. lisa: what we have seen through ism manufacturing survey is some healing of reparation. there is a repair going on. we are seeing supply chains see the worst of what they've experienced. you are still seeing a lot of complaints. this is where the headline number will be interesting. diving underneath that to the commentary will be more so. how much is manufacturing picking up despite the disruptions, not because of that easing? tom: sustained equities over the show. dow futures up 331 points, spx up 56 points, and the vix in. the angst is like a 28 or 830 a 30 vix and we are not there. lisa: what strikes me is how much people are being whipsawed. the idea the moves we are seeing in the market are not convictions but shifting around rapidly at a time they already had an amazing year. risk

. [ cheers and applause dan and shay are here tonight.g announcement to make >> steve: what's that? >> jimmy: it's a giant, giant deal i'm very excited about this. i -- so, i've been working on a -- on a holiday song okay a comedy song. and you've worked on it. and the roots know, it's not easy to really - it takes time to write and produce and mix and do all of the stuff. so i've been working on this i got -- i'm working on different songs. they're funny. but then i got one song. i'm in electric lady studio here in manhattan. after the show, i go there from like 7:00 to midnight and just hang out and just try to write and things so, you see people in the building who are there and stuff. so, they go, "why don't you meet with this producer, a guy named edo and allday." these two producers. and they know how to write music. so i get to these guys and we write this song. and i think it's something [ light laughter ] i think we could have something. >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: i've never written a a song where we go like, "we got something. >>

super star country music duo dan and shay sharing their single, it's a sweet christmas tune. is chef zane holmquist. >> we need mini booze bottles. >> you're ready to go. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall and we are going to be seeing the rain clearing for the most of the day and a couple of spotty showers are possible, but it is looking dryer and for tomorrow, the widespread rain returns and we will see a soggy christmas day into sunday as well, and scattered showers off and on next week as the temperatures are going to be colder and wrapping up the storm system with snow on the bay area hills while san francisco is going to be seeing temperatures in the lower 50s. christmas eve morning, the clock is ticking, but thankfully super shopper chassie post is here to save the day, gift ideas for all save the day, gift ideas for all of you prorn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adve

many talented and creative people i have met during my time at the cultural center where they sell shay butter and clothing. the african-american art and culture complex are in stones town selling things they made. they are from this community. we want to make sure that this place is also a destination, a place to showcase how special it is, how talented people are. it will give us so much hope for the future. for the possibilities what it can be. i am excited about the money we have and we will get to finish this project for this community. i can't thank senator scott weiner enough. there are so many priorities and he made this project one of things budget asks priorities. i am very much grateful. we will do everything we can in the city to make sure this project, promise made to this community is fulfilled. i want to turn it over to state senator scott weiner. [applause] >> thank you, madam mayor and thank you for your leadership on so many issues around parks and otherwise and your commitment to western addition. i want to say, and i say this a lot. in an era where government is crit

. >>> a major reversal from peng shai. ? a video released by a singapore newspaper, she denies ever being sexually assaulted by a high ranking official. she wrote in social media she was forced to have sex with him. peng then vanished from public view for nearly three weeks drawing international concern. >>> and there's dramatic vote of -- video of two babies rescued from the debris of that tornado outbreak in kentucky. "60 minutes" spent several days in the region getting a firsthand look. one survivor said he came across sheriff's deputies who were searching for missing children. >> it's pitch black, and a few of the deputies and me, we had flashlights. it didn't help much. >> hang on -- >> we're looking for a 15-month-old -- >> and so we moved all the debris off and lifted it up and there was the 15-month-old was laying there and crying, little boy. hey, baby. >> a 15-month-old and 3-month-old were found alive if a bathtub. they were reportedly placed in the tub by their grandmother before the storm hit. the tub was sound

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. >> yet to shay steve, i get probably right. but this is a memphis team that gives the warriors a lot of problems. now as pertains to covid the warriors have 3 players on that covid list. andrew wiggins and jordan poole. they've been on the list for about 5 days now. yesterday damian lee was added to that. i've been told damian is asymptomatic, which is a good thing. he has a newborn son in his house. so it's just one of those situations where they're going to have to tread water. there are apps. there are over a 100 players in covid protocol in the nba right now. so everyone being hit with this. and steve said he does not anticipate any of those 3 to be back where their christmas on saturday. so we'll just have to see how those one quick nugget before the game. steve kerr said he anticipates that james wiseman will start beginning contact drills next week. of course, widen the number 2 overall pick last year hasn't played this year. he suffered a torn mcl last year. so warriors fans should be excited for that. more live report

i live here in matlab. shay, florida, where i've you choir a life dream. vanita small mom and pop motel. my captain, i do what are tours. so water quality is my sustainability. so in 2018, our ground 04 red tide, devastation, millions of tons of dead fish. see live dolphins, manatees marching up on our beaches all summer long. devastating r m r. mcnair economy as those phosphorus products to make their way in the waterway to feed the sy in the bacteria, feed the red tide. it leads to an ecological disaster of millions of tons of fish, kills this year over $200.00 manatees over a $125.00 dolphins. over $400.00 c turtles and tons of miscellaneous fish that were killed this year. behind that was economic meltdown. the fort myers beach was a ghost town. people are lying up at food banks. the city of sanibel was losing $16000000.00 a day. people are not coming here. businesses are closing. people have actually committed suicide because of their business losses related to this. that phosphorus potentially even from the 2016 toxic spill into our sink hole in central florida, where 260000000 ga

shay just threw this up. and we're tied a second left. how did new orleans respond? this.ham, ball game from 61 feet. and the pelicans won it 113 to 110. santa, enjoy your down time. you're on the clock in nine days. he saw uc davis. this fast break. the alum scored 17. 68-42. they're going to have to play better before they face tennessee on the road saturday. travis hunter, number two over all hall recruit taking his talent to, you see that gap, fans for jackson state, the defensive back lured by head coach deon sanders. big deal? sanders recruiting pitch got him to flip from florida state. hunter was the first ever five- star recruit to join a football championship subdivision school. irony? what college did he play for? florida state. he said no to a big time program for deon sanders. i wonder what his pitch was? see this hall of fame gold jacket? i could teach you to be a hall of fame corner back. that might have worked. that might have been a good sales tactic. >> that's a good pitch. if you win an emmy, do we all get rolexs. for the assist. she controls the budget.

are requests including those sent to big industry names like mount the clarence group and a coupon shay were turned down. if you asked the miners a job and how to solve the problem, they say genuine change can only come if mining is once again officially allowed. because that's the only way to offer workers clear safety standards and a fair wage. then their children wouldn't have to work. some politicians have been demanding the re introduction of official mining for a long time. now did the now be my good, as you can see that all the labourers here are giving their sweat and blood are. they're breaking their bones need, but what kind of life is this? you not? you forget like, is it a government? can't just look the other way about him? don't we deserve better than this? we dealt with that. got it. when and all this toil so that the rest of the world can use not only cosmetics, but also devices like smartphones, they couldn't exist without rare earth. they used to create the vibration, for example, and to display vivid colors. so ratliff elements are in huge demand worldwide, but reserv

. >> one to have the farmers, shay myers, on tiktok. >> i want to show you one of the ramifications of covid 19. >> reporter: thousands of pounds of onions piled up. >> why are you dumping and not donating? the supply chain is broken. if we can't get into the citkted banks who needed his produce. >> looked him up, found his phone number, said hey, i heard you had trouble moving onions, we'd like to help. >> reporter: its a heartbreaking dilemma. >> farmers are paying $80 a ton to throw away food. >> reporter: like the lemons. the skin is dried. >> reporter: and papaya. ejected because it had spots. >> reporter: end up in land fills creating greenhouse gases. what do you want people to know about the environmental impact. it plays one to have the -- one of the biggest roles in climate change, greenhouse gas emissions. >> we need to create a bridge between the mountain of food and the tremendous need. >> reporter: and in is constant with rising grocery prices and double lines at food banks. >> we still need the fresh food and the health benefits it gives. >> reporter: driven by student v

now shay's still home to glass blowers seemed spend the whole year making nothing but christmas tree ornaments that always artistic. sometimes rather catchy, but certainly not mass produced from lasha we had to london. the famous heritage department store carries everything for a traditional british christmas. including of course, the famous christmas stockings that hung on the mantelpiece, waiting for santa to fill them. the most exclusive ones cost more than $500.00 euros collins and designs on unlimited even though i'm not young anymore. um we still love to fill up stockings for each member of my family. it's like a nice surprise, a nice thing for christmas day. if you are a kid, you can open up the smoking and you can get anything from a president suites. moving on north to stockholm, sweden and oven. nordic countries have a tradition all their own. at christmas suites put out there you books. billy goats woven from school. they used to represent the recurring fertility of fear the you book hanser tradition from from the christmas play. where, where people go around villages and,

earlier former pennsylvania state senator bruce marx join my colleague, rory so shay here in the studio to share his perspective on the growing rift in american politics. the a and b. c. accommodate of nvc was saying, he said there was 30000000 people right now, ready to take off palms to for donald trump, back in the office. that's somewhere between 20 and 30000000 people. that's a mass movement in america, in favor of political violence, which is a new thing. does that sound accurate to you? well, i don't think that you're gonna see anybody taking up arms in the literal sense of, you know, having, you know, weapons. but i think that maybe there's a 120000000 or 130000000, or maybe more people who be willing to vote for donald trump. we had the tobacco and afghanistan, which was poorly handled, and then maybe united states look weak on the international. you know, a platform where they didn't get the americans out before the troops, laughter. that's number one. and number 2, with all of the spending that were happening because of these, you know, bills that the democrats just won't thr

a christmas nightmare. shay and you can across the united states as flights are cancelled, and people to 4 hours a day of celebration has become a day of frustration and chaos with thousands of would be travellers who instead of spending christmas with their friends and family of been refused to fly. what's more, passengers are complaining. they're only allowed to check in 2 hours before departure . the result, people missing slice and plains been delayed. it comes as of tons of cancels a dozen long distance flights and suspends popular connections, g to low demand and pilots, falling sick. some 33000 connections have been canceled. that if we 10th planned flight and b, lufthansa chief is angry at the european union. he says that the company would have to carry out a 2000 empty flights to follow e rules and not to move landing sloths at various airports. while climate friendly exemptions were found in almost all other parts of the world during the time of the pandemic, the e u does not allow this in the same way that harms the climate and is exactly the opposite of what the commission

more than 13 million people in the chinese city of shay—an have been ordered to stay at home as authoritiespt to tackle a covid outbreak there. china has a strict zero—covid strategy, using mass testing and lockdown to stop outbreaks. that's it from me until tomorrow. now on bbc news — review 2021: the coronavirus pandemic. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, has the story of the coronavirus pandemic across the year and its impact on so many different aspects of people's lives. hospitals under pressure. loud and clear — covid is serious. some of the shifts that i have had are the toughtest i've ever had. and the race to vaccinate the public. i got the letter yesterday, and i'm booked in today. i three, two, one! welcome back, everyone! cheering lockdown ends. i can literally not stress how much i missed being abel to go out. but there's the threat of a new variant. there is a tidal wave of omicron coming. the year began with intensifying pressure on the nhs. covid infections were rising, and there was a worrying increase in hospital admissions. the second wave of the virus was going to prove more

my colleagues royce is shay and suskin taylor. talk to through the development while europe's energy crisis might be a hot topic. besides me, it does look like it's going to be a cold winter on the continent. because while gas prices have spike, the gas itself is running low and i'm talking dangerous kate record lows. in fact, your pink gas stores supplies haven't been this spot in a decade, on average across the blog. 3074 percent full. that's down from 94 percent last year, and germany in particular is on edge. since the coldest pulse of winter is still ahead, the relatively low gas reserves should be used carefully. if we keep withdrawing gas at the current rate, the level will be very low by february. so no buffer, no real resolved, that anyone can sort of depend to and these really tight times and things do seem to be going from bad to worse. because state own electricity to france or e t f announce that it will be shutting down 2 of its nucular reactive because of safety reasons. some pipes that are part and you need repairi

knowledge, openness and pluralism worldwide, and to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. shay tomato, ward, a translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged their road and strengthening the bones of friendship and cooperation, between arab islamic and world cultures. for all the ah, welcome back here watching all to 0 with me to hold on the reminder of our top stories. one of the most powerful storms in the world this year has midland full in the philippines. tens of thousands of people are being new to merge the shelters, and the southern and central parts of the country. countries around the world are also recording the highest cove at $900.00 daily infections driven by the alma chrome berry and south korea's re imposing a series of restrictions. while finally vandal non essential travel from the united kingdom and the associates. apprentice calling on the open government to immediately release a freelance video journalists to take 2 weeks ago. mankato was arrested in the capital out of sava, accuse of pro

cultural knowledge, pluralism, world want to reward americans to excellence and encourage creativity. shay to model translation and international understanding was formed to promote translation, an owner, translators, and acknowledgement road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and cooperation between arab islamic and world coaches. lou lou ah, welcome back. a quick reminder, the top stories here on the al jazeera search operations are underway to find survivors out. the dozens of tornadoes struck 6 you estates late on friday night. officials expect more than a 100 people been killed in kentucky alone. so africa, president of syria, my boss has tested positive for coping 19. he's been black snakes against the virus and has mild symptoms. he says the infection is reminded to all south africans to get that job. and u. k. prime minister boys johnson's warning of a coming tidal wave of the, on the con, there in the governments, raise the current virus threat level. i'm just searching people to get their 3rd vaccine shot for ministers from the g. 7 group of nations awarding that russia fa

more than 13 million people in the chinese city of shay—an have been ordered to stay at home as authoritiesy, using mass testing and lockdown to stop outbreaks.

he's also defended for military dictator augusta penis shay and criticized barge for his alliance with the communist party or latin america. it is salisia newman joins us live now from santiago to political extremes. they're in a very tight race. where is the space for middle ground voters in chile there is really the, the political center in chile has pretty much collapsed, which is why we're seeing what we're seeing now. and let me just tell our view is what we are seeing. we are seeing the boat counting down, we're getting to open the ballads here one by one behind me. as soon as that is done, they will begin reading out loud the name either for burridge or forecast, and there will be electro monitors. if you look a little bit more to my left, you'll see one of them here. each table, each voting table has an electro monitor there to make sure that what is read out loud, what is marked on the valid, on the final valid counting document is correct. and that's precisely because this is such a close election so much so that the phone, your cache has said that if it comes with within les

the government to allow this boat to come to shore and to allow these refugees to disembark in ant shay. but there was still some deliberation. and it wasn't as though that towing process started right away. we understand from speaking with local government officials in archie that there was still some discussion as to where these refugees should be taken. now the decision has been made that they will be taken to northern r j 2 loc samoan area which has previously hosted a, bring a refugees who have arrived in indonesian waters by boat and any indication a word of why they changed their mind. i mean that, that seems an odd question because it would, you would think that you would give help to people who are stuck at say, in a perilous situation. but you know, it still took them 48 hours to actually reach them. well it is a, it's a complicated question. come all in indonesia is in a rather difficult position. it wasn't necessarily a change of mind. it was rather just that process of deliberation did take a few days in the opinion of some human rights groups. it, it took too long, but ult

more than 13 million people in the chinese city of shay—an have been ordered to stay at home as authoritiespt to tackle a covid outbreak there. china has a strict zero—covid strategy, using mass testing and lockdown to stop outbreaks. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the deputy political editor for the mail on sunday, anna mikhailova. and we're also joined by the presenter and broadcaster, penny smith. tomorrow's front pages, they haven't been out yet despite the imminence of christmas. the guardian with the studies into the 0micron variant — which says that a possibility of a hospital stay is 40% lower. the telegraph also leads with good news from studies into the 0micron variant — which says the risk of hospitalisation is two thirds lower. same story on the front page of the i — which also mentions the uk recording its highest number of daily cases — topping 100,000 for the first time. the ft leads with a warning from energy companies that a rise in gas prices could lead to a "national crisis". let's talk about all that. w

and over 24 hour period, the center of shai gone, was a war zone. the press retreated in effect of the car val hotel and many of the story is mentioned what we were saying was from the caravel. ah, hello. this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is the news, our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, we see what happens. oh, more for it. and johnson ami cron throws travel plans into disarray, rising cases of the burying force of thousands of flight cancellations world wives . a commission in the gabby calls for former president, ga jamie to be prosecuted for crimes against humanity.

plus we have a special christmas performance from my friends dan + shay! it's going to be so good.names as the world largest secret santa gift exchange organizer. create your exchange, draw names using the name generator, make wish lists, and buy gifts for each other using the popular get fined or. it is awesome. user desktop or download the new draw names app for free and try it 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, ever

so yes, shays rebellion with the constitutional convention but the united states as a country so thefor a stronger central government, stronger national government, that is clear that washington would have nothing to do with the convention if there was a reasonable chance for the central government to for the central government to they did not have thatr authority in the articles of confederation. the state interposed themselves between their citizens and the authority of the articles of can confederation congress. under the proposed constitution theon biggest, one of the bigget changes i would think the most fundamental is now you have a national government thatrn circumvents the states come if you will, the states are involved. we did mention the senate. but now you have acting not upon state legislatures acting directly upon the american peoplere themselves who are represented in the house of representatives proportionally and expressed through their pre-existing politicalin organizations toward the state. the states. that's a sea change in of how the american people would govern

of ways including the perspective of those doing the kidnapping which was a group of cherokee and shay knee indians -- shawnee indians. but what i really love as a writer and think you do too just from knowing your work is finding a story that has a pretty tight scope, right? >> right. >> as opposed to writing, okay, i'm going to write about 80 years of this person's life finish. >> right. >> -- or, you know, 100 years of what happens in this particular place. i really like to find something where we can shape and craft it to feel like we have a beginning, middle and end. and this, it felt to me, really lent itself that way over a two-and-a-half year period that included the kidnapping and included another kidnapping and included a kind of all-out battle and a trial. so once that kind of came together, i felt like, okay, i'm going to jump in and try this. >> that's so exciting, yeah. and you definitely have that. so in general, what would you say that you, that you look for when you're choosing -- and i know usually it's fiction, but when you're choosing a book idea? because i know, li

on top of the eservice division they have access to the ecommerce platform take a closer look with shay wong co-founder and ceo of boxed. more about his story and the company's business mr. wong, welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you so much for having me, mr. chill. i remember that interview in 2017 i promised we'd go public and here we are years later. >> well, thank you i remember that interview well i looked at it again today i was so hopeful then and here it is. it's happening why don't you tell us about the growth since then because it's pretty spectacular >> yeah. you know, since then it's just been a wild run for all of us. so our business has flourished our business has diversified a bit. we've been servicing more business customers since we last chatted. about 25% of our revenue pre-covid became b2b covid provided headwinds you mentioned how we're poised for the post covid growth. the business business comes back we're well poised to take advantage of it. >> let's talk, chien, about software as a service angle. a few years ago amazon basically gave let's say its infrastruc

are requests including those sent to big industry names like mag, the clarence group and a coupon shay were turned down. if you asked the miners or jack and how to solve the problem, they say genuine change can only come if mining is once again officially allowed. because that's the only way to offer workers clear safety standards and a fair wage. then their children wouldn't have to work. some politicians have been demanding the reintroduction of official mining for a long time. now did the now be my good as you can see that all the labourers here are giving their sweat and blood. they're breaking their bones. i did, but what kind of life is this she liked either good. like is the government can't just look the other way about him. don't we deserve better than this? we don't with that. got it. and all this toil, so that the rest of the world can use not only cosmetics, but also devices like smartphones, a couldn't exist without rare earth. they used to create the vibration, for example, and to display vivid colors. so ratliff elements are in huge demand worldwide. but reserves are fin

alex per shay has the latest. >> doctors and scientists are racing to learn more about the omicron variant of the country. the first case reported several days ago. even states with no confirmed cases are issuing warnings. >> should not be surprising it can be omicron already. >> it was first dictated in southern africa. it is spreading their choices fast as the delta variant. >> a few weeks ago, they were about 200 to 300 cases a day. now there are over 15,000. >> despite the many unknowns, officials stressed the best thing against it is vaccination. in the past few days, more americans have lined up to either get their first shot or a booster. >> the signs on this one are clear. the vaccines help keep people from getting sick. the boosters provide an extra layer of protection. >> 22 states have seen upticks of 10% or more in hospital admissions over the past week. >> delta continues to drive cases across the country. especially in those who are unvaccinated. >> nearly 60,000 americans are now hospitalized with covid-19. >> must be vaccinated by december 18. that's according to a judge wh

firm, injury attorneys ♪ call one eight hundred,est resul eight million ♪ >>> in 2017, 37-year-old shayted working as a clerical worker in the fulton county election office. her job was to handle voting applications and process votes. this past year her mother, ruby freeman signed up for a temp job to help count ballots in november election. they needed a lot of extra workers. even though the georgia election was audited three times, found to have no fraud, that did not stop the conspiracy theories directed at those two. in december of last year, this mother/daughter pair became the subject of a slew of false stories published in the pro-trump conspiracy website gateway pundit. those stories made their way to donald trump's lawyer who identified them in testimony before georgia state lawmakers. >> how can they say there's no fraud. look at that woman. look at her taking the ballots out. look at them scurrying around with the ballots. they look like they are passing out dope. not just ballots. it's quite clear they are stealing votes. >> that's an incredible basic cuelation to level. it'

joining us today, kristina partsinevelos, mike santoli and danielle shay, vp of options at simpler stadiumone may emerge alive. first up, the crypto crunch. bitcoin continues to slide, on pace for the worst month since may, currently below $48,000 and it is dragging anything linked to crypto down with it marathon digital, riot blockchain, coin bacoinbase getting hit again. danielle, for investing advice i will go to you first on that what do you think? are you a believer of buying on the crypto crunch? >> well, historically when i'm looking at all of the names, they've really been thrown in with the meme stocks, right. so whenever my clients ask me about the names i say, hey, you know what? this has to be part of a yolo portfolio. it cannot be mixed in with your regular assets, right. however, that being said, if you do want to strap on for the ride, i am looking at mara if it can hold 35. it will be at the 50 simple on the weekly chart this company is showing a lot of sustainable growth and due to the investments that they've made recently i am looking for further growth in 2022 >> yes so

. >> sewell will replace dermott shay who has served in the position since 2019. >>> right now, walls afternoon, waiting for federal reserve chair jerome powell to give a policy update later today. he's expected to announce a dramatic shift that would clear the way for the first interest rate hike in the new year. >> the fed is also set to assure people that there is no reason to panic about rising prices. this despite growing and understandable concerns over inflation. people are seeing them. cnn chief business correspondent christine romans is covering. the fed has a couple of tools here, right. one is buying all the bonds and they already started to taper that. the other is the strong one, right, straight up raise rates. >> they have been buying the bonds because they were flooding the economy with stimulus after the pandemic, right. they were trying to prevent a coronavirus recession from becoming a depression. now, the timing is all different now. now inflation is the story. the fed is shifting into inflation fighting mode. that means it is going to probably wind down that taper

as to an earlier meeting with pen shay, they did not release video or transcript of the call, nor didcall was arranged or specified who else may have taken part. meanwhile team usa is now an instant favorite for an olympic bobsled medal in those beijing games. a five h time world champion bobsledder who won medals for canada and then left the canada program to escape an alleged abusive coach has officially become a u.s. citizen. she received an exemption to u.s. immigration law that requires three years of marital union. her citizenship now makes her eligible to compete for team usa at the olympics early next year. >>> time now for the weather, and let's go to meteorologist bill karins. bill, what's it looking like out there for today and the weekend? >> yeah. the weekend forecast doesn't look too much different to how it's been lately, but the warmth is just incredible. yesterday it was 72 in denver once again, and we're going to continue with more record-highs. it's just pretty ridiculous it's the third day of december, and temperatures look more like october across the map. 70s as

bail reform has been an issue that your predecessor dermott shay often talked about the state bail reformell saying they see repeat offenders released back on to the streets, often hours after they were picked up for something else. what changes in law in the state of new york do you believe you need to see to help address that problem? >> i think we have to talk about there being a balance. judges need to have the discretion to be able to determine who is a danger to society. and when and if they can release that person very quickly. that balance has to be something that we discuss in the way that it shouldn't be that you stay in jail simply because you don't have the money to get yourself out. if we can give the judges the discretion to do that, i think it would be a lot better off and that's at least a first step. >> you're going to be taking over at the time of yet another wave in the pandemic here as omicron works its way through the country. the nypd as you know has a vaccine requirement, mayor elect adams said during the campaign he was going to revisit that decision, that requirem

i would say that shay's rebellion clearly with the constitution convention of 1787 but if you bring up washington, washington did have an idea of the united states asking country, that was not in his eyes long before it was in most american i. i would say the need and he brought this up, the need for a stronger central government, a stronger national government, that was clear, washington would have nothing to do with the convention if he didn't think there was a reasonable chance for the central government to be equipped with power, perhaps the most pivotal change made at the constitutional convention which makes it not a league of friendship as articles of confederation. have the power to pass laws. they did not have the authority under the articles of confederation. the state if you will interpose themselves between their citizens and the authority of the articles of confederation congress. under the proposed constitution one of the biggest changes is one of the most fundamental is now you actually have a national government that circumvents the states if you will, the state are inv

alike have been target miss this ongoing insurrection. 62-year-old ruby freeman and her daughter, shayspiracy theories. right-wing figures branded them as masterminds behind a massive effort to steal the election in georgia for joe biden. even the twice-impeached disgraced former president and his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, singled them out by name. now, those false but high-profile accusations quickly led to real-world harassment. they received violent messages and frightening visits to their home. take a listen to a 911 call that freeman made last december. >> i've been having terrific threats, i've been having harassing phone calls and e-mails. and they came out and made a police report yesterday. and last night, about ten minutes after nine, somebody was bamming on the door. and now somebody is bamming on the door again. oh, they screaming. they still bamming on the door. >> okay. >> they still bamming on the door. lord jesus, where's the police? >> they are on the way, ma'am. >> oh, god. >> these are poll workers. the harassment lasted through past summer. among those who spr

shay can lead low slept or friends homes for the next few days.now sharing her story so others are aware of this new potential danger. just maybe he really anxious because like i didn't know who was my hobby. a sleet already gone to my home. so they already knew like where i was at. >> and it just made me feel kind of like gross. >> kennard kaye reporting tonight. a proud father's wish coming getting a chance to see his son cross and major milestone in the air force despite being confined to his bed at home. the heartwarming story this christmas night still to come. plus we want to share some of your holiday pictures from christmas here on kron 4 news. thank you for sharing them with us and allowing us to be part of your facilities. well, kron 4 news at 9 o'clock. still to come. from utah to wichita an air force officers promotion ceremony moves across the state lines to his hometown hunter funk explains one travis de kurd says with the help of his boss. colonel family and friends father got a chance to see him move up in rank. >> 13 years ago whe