shelton was asked about that by cmt.sponded saying whatever the backlash is just four or five people that probably don't know a thing about country music. they haven't heard the song or of read the lyrics, if they had, they couldn't feel that way about the song. he said it's a love song. he said times are tough and as long as you have love that's all that matters. todd: i bet the guy that wrote the tweet is a lot of fun at parties. an awesome act of charity. carley: talk about the ultimate pay it forward movement. wyoming multimillionaire foster freeze giving 400 of his friends, family, folks that he knows, $100,000 each and then he's asking them to donate that money to the charity of their choice. that's $40 million. he talked about the donation, saying if you could read just a few of the responses we get from recipients and friends who have been excited about distributing the gift, you would of understand why the term it is more blessed to give than receive is such a truism. a south dakota governor and all of her famil

priceless treasure from the bay area, regina shelton's bible, which harris will use for the swearing in as the first black and indian american woman to take the office of u. s vice president. just really an honor. on that carmela chooses to use this bible in such a historic moment. every time she's warning into every office that she's been. um, voted into comma. his has used my armor. genest elton's bible that well love the bible scene here when harris was sworn in as a u. s senator, a part of her own history now becoming a part of this moment in our nation's history. this is such an historic moment. from women. people of color, and it's just such an honor that my grandmother gets to be a part of it. and the sultan family says they know that tomorrow will be so emotional not just for them. but for so many other americans, frank that is just so awesome using that bible, jenna. thank you. governor gavin newsom has sent a letter to president elect joe biden. the letter outlines places where the state and federal government could find common ground like immigration and climate change. ne

and striking the wrong tone, blake shelton's new song causing an uproar for its messaging. it's making a buzz this morning.

shelton become a second mom.o used for her swearing in. >> it was called shelton's day care center-- kind of emotional-- that you know really took care of all of the kids in the neighborhood. she was just a really, really warm, loving person. >> reporter: a lot of good memories there. >> oh, yeah. definite at thousand oaks elementary, where they helped desegregate berkeley public schools. >> she really had an opportunity to see what other people lived like that were different than her. >> reporter: with the echo of her alma mater howard university's band leading the way during the inaugural parade, vice president harris walked graciously into a historic first. the day was met by an outpouring of celebration-- her alpha kappa alpha sorority sisters wearing pearls in her honor, to celebrations held in her family's ancestral indian village. harris, whose first name is linked to the hindu goddess of fortune, marked the moment, too, dedicated to all of the women who paved the way. >> i reflect on their struggle and i

shelton's bible, this is a community pillar right here in oakland. >> reporter: march director was a struggling single mother when she began mentoring her, passing legends of her forward. she says she expects her to be more than just the first woman vice president. >> she will transform the office of the vice president to an office that it is not about being a number two, or second in command. but about being a global leader. >> reporter: and whatever history she makes will come from the history she's already lived. >> she brought all of that with her today. she brought all of us with her today. >> both women say she makes close friendships and has her tradition of calling friends and family on their birthdays to sing a slightly off key version of happy birthday. we have a special lineup tonight as a new era begins in washington. a cbs2 news a special, one notch -- one nation indivisible start 8:00 followed by celebrate america at 8:30. >>> the sundance film festival is coming to san francisco to help the historic roxy theater. the festival is having to make some major changes due to

and the sheltons.elton, she was my second mother. >> that's where kamala grew up. >> regina shelton ran a preschool down stairs from the harris apartment. >> when you walked in, there were pictures of prominent black people covering the wall. maya angelou, rosa parks, martin luther king, malcolm x. so you were built up as a child of color or a black child to be proud of who you are, where you came from and understand your history. >> it was more than just a school, more than just day care. >> absolutely. it was a family. >> mrs. shelton's family would take the girls to a christian church. now was shyamala christian? she was a very spiritual person, but she wanted them to experience whatever there was there for them that would accept them and love them, without abandoning anything of who she was. she was indian. >> as a young child, harris was bussed to school an hour drive but a world away to an upper middle class neighborhood. do you think it changed the course of your life? >> i don't know that it di

jon: well, you know, i'll cut blake shelton some slack on this.es from pretty humble roots. my new year's resolution is less twitter outrage. maybe it's not the best song title but he's trying to tell everyone how much he loves his girl and there's nothing wrong with that. dagen: yeah, i'll leave it with this. i think that blake shelton stinks. everything about him. i've never liked him as a country singer. [laughter] ever. so i'll just leave it at that. tyler childers, i'm all about that. speaking of musicals, ra a talk musical has raised more than a million dollars. the money goes to the actor's fund. liz, have you watched it? liz: i haven't watched it. it's an you amazing production, fully crowd sourced and hugely successful. it's coming from the talents and interest of people on tiktok and it's terrific that they raised a million bucks for the actor's fund. tens of thousands of actors, all of broadway is basically out of work. this is kind of an interesting thing. more to follow, i imagine. dagen: yeah. the entire artistic community in new yor

for too loner under the guise of tolerance ski and if to speak up about poland with melinda crane shelton. clearly talking about the rise of the far right in germany some of whose members seem to be trying to diminish the significance of the holocaust under the guise of free speech absolutely in fact one of those who was sitting there listening to her speak one of the heads of the party has said that the holocaust and the nazi era were just 12 years a little speck in germany's glorious history a speck a kin to byrd done so in fact a lot of cannot laugh at the end of her remarks turned to the benches of that right wing party the a.f.d. and said quote i won't hide the fact that i am disturbed that you're sitting here we will fight for our germany you will fight for years that perhaps some of you are unaware of the footsteps you follow when that in fact you lost your fight 76 years ago of there a stark message to the right wing here in germany but perhaps elsewhere as well chief political correspondent melinda crane thank you and of course as each year passes fewer and fewer holocaust surviv

shelton. infection numbers have not dropped as sharply as hoped and there is a new fear of the faster spreading variant of the virus which could put massive strain on the health care system if it takes hold in germany. in some context there is really major concern about the virus mutation if it's true that mutated viruses tend to displace the existing strains of the more aggressive we could be facing difficult times ahead what's happened in great britain shows we must not underestimate this kind frontal shots and so the chancellor and state premiers have agreed an extended lockdown private meetings will be limited to the members of a household and only one other person where infections are high people will be told to stay within 15 kilometers of their home schools and many shops will remain closed and people arriving from outside germany will need a corona test and have to spend at least 5 days in quarantine restricting movement infection hotspots could prevent a repeat of scenes like these at

shelton. infection numbers have not dropped as sharply as hoped and there is a new fear of the faster spreading variant of the virus which could put massive strain on the health care system if it takes hold in germany. in some context there is really major concern about the virus mutation if it's true that mutated viruses tend to displace the existing strains of the more aggressive we could be facing difficult times ahead what's happened in great britain shows we must not underestimate this kind frontal shots and so the chancellor and state premiers have agreed an extended lockdown private meetings will be limited to the members of a household and only one other person where infections are high people will be told to stay within 15 kilometers of their home schools and many shops will remain closed and people arriving from outside germany will need a corona test and have to spend at least 5 days in quarantine restricting movement infection hotspots could prevent a repeat of scenes like these at

one of the bibles used, miss regina shelton, a close family friend. she used it when she was sworn in as california attorney general. the other belongs to thurgood marshall. >> the oakland symphony is holding a ball tomorrow, "oakland salutes" kicking off at 3:00 in the afternoon. close friend of kamala harris will be hosting it featuring it is free. it can be found on the symphony channel. >> a taste of summer coming our way tomorrow, and fall-like winds making a comeback monday and tuesday. right now, it is calm outside. san jose, not much wind. enjoy it while it lasts. big time winds tomorrow night, heading into the new week. san francisco, the fog backed away from the golden gate bridge. in the morning, patchy fog around the immediate bay and coast line, the hills may see the breeze, the real wind holds off until later that night. 73 in san jose, 75 in morgan hills, 76 in santa rosa. average highs this time of year are in the 50s, in some cases, 15, 20 degrees above average for your sunday afternoon. the issues with the warm advisory 6:00 tomorrow

shelton kind of a second mother. that's the personal bible she was sworn in on when she became senator of california. the sect bible is thurgood marshall's bible, also a former security justice, also a howard university alum, a place that's very close to kamala harris' heart and someone who she considers a personal hero. she spoke during the pry player how much of an influence thurgood marshall was in her becoming a lawyer. it's tieing the dots together to this little piece of history coming the the swearing in ceremony on wednesday. chris. >> there's a lot we know is going to be happening virtually. we're out of time. give me one or two quick headlines, 15 seconds of what we can expect virtually for the inaugural celebration. >> reporter: absolutely. we'll be coming into the swearing in sir moan. after that, rather than the parades and inaugural balls, virtually everything will be happening virtually which, to be honest with you, is something this biden/harris team has been doing for months now. they're well rehears

and miss shelton was my second mother. >> that's where kamala grew up. >> regina shelton ran a preschoolthe harris apartment. >> when you walked in, there were pictures of prominent black people covering the wall. maya angelo, malcolm x, you were built up as a black child to be proud of who you were and understand your history. >> it was more than just a school or daycare. >> right, it was a family. >> her family would take the girls to a christian church. now, you know, was her mother a christian? she was a spiritual person, but she wanted them to experience whatever was there for them that would accept them and love them without abandoning anything of who she was. she was indian. >> as a young child, harris was bussed to school, and an hour drive but a world away to an upper middle class neighborhood. do you think it changed the course of your life? >> i don't know that it did. i certainly do think that, that there were so many resources being put in to our education and at the earliest stages that allowed me to be on a path to be able to blossom. >> a path that led her to howard unive

it was fun >> i want to congratulate you because you and blake shelton are engaged! come on!bout. i love it. i have questions how did blake propose? did he have it all planned out what was it like >> well, um, it was actually pretty magical and wasn't expecting it at the moment that it happened at all didn't have any idea nobody knew. i think he had told my dad on my birthday about two weeks earlier. and i got to tell you, like, i was sort of like what's happening with us? like, it was kind of in my mind, like, we've been together a long time now, like what's going on i was in that place in my head and we also had this trip planned to come on oklahoma, and it was one of those covid kind of like not a fight but it was like maybe we should just cancel the trip, like this is getting too hard, everybody has to get tested and everyone was on edge because we were going to meet up with his sister and brother-in-law and their family and everything, all the plans, you can't make plans anymore anyways, we were this close to, like, canceling the trip and we ended up making it all happen

when i worked for chairman shelton, general shelton, the chairman's rules of engagement. and whenever we sent soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines anywhere, they were allowed to defend themselves based on the threat, cl weather it wwhether arm or lone rifle. dressed up like crossing guards. they should have been ready. those 300 could immediately have been deployed. but the problem is, this committee at the capitol of these three men, the sergeant at arms and the -- of both houses and the chief of police who wasn't even on the ground, then where is chad wolf? the department of homeland security? where is the fbi? this cannot happen again. each one of them individually have responsibility to protect the capitol region. and they all failed to include the pentagon because they should have had troops standing by ready to come in from the national guard. even maryland had national guard ready to come in. the maryland state police and the virginia state police could have helped them. but this is complicit leadership, and they wanted to give away for this group to come and make a

one belonged to a close frahmly friend of hers, regina shelton who lived a few doors down from her childhood home in berkeley. the second belonged to justice thurgood marshal. and this day so special, especially here in the bay area. so many people literally brought to tears as kamala harris was sworn in. truly a daughter of the east bay. let's bring in jodi hernandez who is at the vice president's childhood home in berkeley. sounds cool to say that. >> it does. this has been a very popular spot today as people have come by to visit this house. this is the house that vice president harris grew up in. it is now a preschool. i'll tell you, harris has remained close with some of her neighbors. she even invited some of them to washington, d.c. today for her big day. >> this is something that you would never imagine and for it to come true today, you can't even put it into words the excitement behind it. it's a true blessing. >> reporter: montrella wilson describing what it's like to see her family's former neighbor take the oath of office. harris grew up in the house next door. in fact wilson's

regina shelton a close family friend, used that bible sworn in as california's attorney general. the other bible she'll use belonged to the late civil rights icon and supreme court justice thurgood marshall. >>> tensions remain high in d.c., vice president mike pence paid a visit to california today. pence traveled to the naval air station in the central valley and spoke to sailors about the trump administration's foreign policy seconds. karen pence was also there, spoke to military families about employment options while their loved ones are deployed. >>> facebook taking more action to help with security ahead of the inauguration. the company says it will block the creation of new facebook events happening near the white house, capitol building and state capitol buildings as well. the ban will be in effect through wednesday and facebook says the goal is to prevent people from using its platform to incite violence and also blocking event creation in the united states, by accounts and pages not based in the u.s. >>> let's check in with rob mayeda and just an absolute summer-like d

szell's can relate much better to that in any any other chance and you know we will keep our eye on mr shelton see what happens and we may have to invite you back to talk about that mr medlin not parity member of the german american parliamentary friendship group but a member of the s.p.d. in parliament thank you thank you. donald trump's refusal to attend the inauguration of joe biden will go down in history it was yet another break with tradition for trump one of many during his 4 years in office and it did not go unnoticed the former u.s. presidents barack obama george w. bush and bill clinton who were all present at yesterday's inauguration used a video message to show that they stand with biden not only in his endeavors to lead the nation but also in his respect for tradition and for the office of the presidency good evening america obviously there was a personal element to see my former vice president become the 46 president to see. probably harris as our 1st woman vice president. but more broadly i think inaugurations signal a tradition of a peaceful transfer of power that is over 2 cen

shelton please being in purple trying tioga get off horrible to go to the next year is may not be thet right time coaches expressed concern about losing some of their athletes to drugs, violence and depression. if school sports don't resume soon, rob roth ktvu fox two news. well, it has been quite the weather week with those periods of heavy rain member all these strong, gusty winds. the weekend will not be a washout, but we're still tracking least the possibility of a few was sprinkles will jump right into your weekend outlook for years and start off your saturday mostly cloudy skies and throughout the period for both saturday and sunday, the best chance of a sprinkle or shower will be up in the north bay, especially northern sonoma county up into medicine. oh county, probably the south bay. we're just thinking. partly cloudy skies. here's a satellite and the radar. we have some green showing up up along the north coast right around eureka and kate meant aceto for us here in the bay area. the clouds are increasing and we'll check it on some of the current numbers out there right now,

by $4.00 nigerian farmers whose land was polluted the amount of compensation still hasn't been set shelton as the allegations and has blamed the leaks on sabotage. this is data news from but then you can follow us on twitter and instagram at the deadly news or visit our website to be found at d.w. dot com. the rabbits were in the european union and vaccine manufacturer astra zeneca took an ugly turn today as the world's largest trading bloc gave member states the power to ban the export of vaccines so what is the difference between this at a vaccine nationalism at the e.u. and the world health organization says it's such a bad thing i'm phil graham bell and this is the day. we think this is going east with increased production and knowledge we expect simpler to do it if we hoard votes and if we have a lot sharing. that will be sorry major problems that aim. to provide a stimulus lead was full transparency one i save it would be a catastrophe the more i'm feeling the protection and safety of our citizens piece of fruit and. it keeps the funding me better be. very mindful of fully committed

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robert shelton around over here you can see more of them are coming from the other side of the capitol now apparently getting word that they've gotten to this close and it appears you look at there again this isn't the best and vantage point that there is tear gas now you can see. i'm going to be quite distinct and take in the scene for a moment because it is pretty unbelievable. again thousands and thousands of trucks supporters descended on the capitol the reason i'm out here and i had been inside the office building is that was actually building right there because from the same running through and said you have to get out now there's a suspicious package they said everybody to the tunnels underneath all this is a fairly shocking situation happening right before our eyes we see more of this pulling up now. what it was the national guard isn't here they've been activated so likely they'll be in there on their way home or police are pulling up. almost show you over here streaming from the other side of the capitol because this is the closest they've gotten to be able to get inside the

printed the exact same way they would have been printed in the sixties. 11 by 14 in size, silver shelton prints, we use the same technology as the sixties. so when you see this exhibit, you are seeing the photographs, as you would have if you had lived in the sixties. and have picked up a magazine, it would've been just like you would see here at the american art museum. all these magazines and newspapers you are saying, you are probably saying to yourself how did they collect them? how did they keep them for 50 or 60 years? believe it or, not they were all obtained on ebay. ebay is probably the biggest archive in the world. we built an entire archive of jfk, as he was seen around the world, just by spending about a week on ebay. all around the world purchasing these historic works. they are not expensive. three dollars and ten cents. but of course you have to pay the postage. on this wall over here, you see this young man starting to run for congress. just kind of sitting there, the poster for those days, a portrait at his mother and father taken in 1946 when he gets elected to congress

beatty dashing across the screen of hollywood cinema, their take on las vegas, or the giants blake shelton, there is the future of gaming worldwide. to me it has become corporatist. is that correct? brian: it is fair to say. in macau and las vegas there are several large corporations involved in the majority of capacity and that has been true for a while and will remain true. but they remain true, are coming out of a major national disaster with casino shut down. when they pick this up, what does your industry look like? brian: i think it will take a while for the mainstay of las vegas, which is conventions, to return. that will take it while. what we are seeing across the industry's people are coming back slowly with all of the social distancing in place. what will be a struggle is to bring people back together for conventions and group functions. tom: conventions and group functions, is that true in asia? vegas, butut in las is the same angle happening in asia? brian: in asia the problematic factor has been the travel restrictions related to covid-19 that have kept people from coming int

szell's can relate much better to go to any any other chance and you know we will keep our eye on mr shelton see what happens and we may have to invite you back to talk about that mr president parity member of the german american parliamentary friendship group and a member of the s.p.d. in parliament thank you thank you. donald trump's refusal to attend the inauguration of joe biden will go down in history it was yet another break with tradition for trump one of many during his 4 years in office and it did not go unnoticed and the former u.s. presidents barack obama george w. bush and bill clinton who were all present at yesterday's inauguration used a video message to show that they stand with biden not only in his endeavors to lead the nation but also in his respect for tradition and for the office of the presidency good evening america obviously there was a personal element to see my former vice president become the 46 president to see. probably harris as our 1st woman vice president. but more broadly i think inaugurations signal a tradition of a peaceful transfer of power that is over 2

schultz can relate much better to that any any other chance and you know we will keep our eye on mr shelton to see what happens and we may have to bite you back to talk about that mr medley not parity member of the german american parliamentary friendship group but a member of the s.p.d. in parliament thank you thank you. donald trump's refusal to attend the inauguration of joe biden will go down in history it was yet another break with tradition for trump one of many during his 4 years in office and it did not go unnoticed and the former u.s. presidents barack obama george w. bush and bill clinton who were all present at yesterday's inauguration used a video message to show that they stand with biden not only in his endeavors to lead the nation but also in his respect for tradition and for the office of the presidency. good evening america obviously there was a personal element to see my former vice president become the 46 president to see. probably paris as our 1st woman vice president. but more broadly i think inaugurations signal a tradition of a peaceful transfer of power that is over

thousands of dollars on his outdoor set up and he limps and hoped to use them again next week the shelton place order was supposed to expire a but now health officials they likely will not happen.>> all the restaurants in this area are affected.>> ricardo says extending the ban on outdoor dining needs he may have to lay off more workers in many restaurants say they are not surprised about the possibility of an extended eight home order. eric nielsen is a business partner at two san jose restaurants. is is feeling indefinite and even if were open at the end of february what does it look like? are we open for outdoor dining again? if we are i'm hoping the public will come out again. the san jose county supervisor says he feels for the small businesses but the icu situation looks dire.>> right now we are in life saving mode make no mistake so the actions we take today will really sure we are protected in the future. >> the supervisor says around 5% of the counties icu beds are currently available and doctor peter chen hong is an infectious disease specialist at ucsf and he said hospitals wil

harris will take the oath with two bibles, one that belonged to miss regina shelton, a mother growing up and the bible longing to the late justice thurgood marshall, the first african-american justice and calls marshall the inspiration for her legal career. >>> and one east bay woman has found a creative what i to celebrate horizon. she owns local food adventures, an open food company that had to pivot because of the pandemic, she is now making gift baskets and selling an inauguration breakfast box specifically in honor kamala harris and her oakland roots. >> as a woman business owner in the bay area, this is such a momentous occasion for all women everywhere of every background. and so i wanted to just continue sort of the celebration in this area. this is what i do. i tell the stories of the bay area and what better story to tell than vice president harris. >> all of the items are in some way connected to harris. there is a free waffle coupon from holland ching and waffles owned by a long-term friend of harris'. it is an online watch party and will play presidential trivia and eoy t

two bibles, one from late supreme court justice thurgood marshall and the other was owned by regina sheltonaught harris about frederick douglas and harriett tubman and encouraged her to dream big. >> just so momentous. i keep playing back when her hand was on the bible. i can't see it enough. >> she's going to transform the office of the vice president to an office that it is not about being number two or second in command but about being a global leader. >> vp kamala harris has used the same family bible for every swearing in she has ever had. i think that bible is going to get more use in the future. we'll stay on top of it. the time is ten minutes before 6:00. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> powerball fever. after break, how people are cashing in on the 5th largest powerball jackpot ever. a live look outside at the richmond san rafael bridge. >> kpix5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. there is plenty of it. go to kpix.com/together where you can find stories of how we are better together. >>> coming up later today on the drew barrymore show,

harris credits as one of her inspirations for her legal career, and the second belongs to miss regina sheltona long-time family friend of harris who she says is like her second mother. victor, christie. >> thurgood marshall, sonia sotomayor first in their own right as well. "washington post" white house reporter and cnn political analyst is with us. good morning to you. let's start with the incoming administration. if we have time, we will get to the out going one. president-elect biden plans, in addition to the executive orders, to send over to congress on his first day immigration legislation. now, he has crises to deal with. we remember president obama had crises to deal with and obama decided to put his political capital behind health care legislation. are we to understand this as to be the first big legislative push, comprehensive immigration reform? >> reporter: yes, in addition to this covid relief package that president-elect biden wants to push through in terms of domestic policy, he wants to say i put forward an immigration policy to try to bring 11 million people out of the shadows

there will be some drier brighter weather, especially shelton easter areas.her ten centres in england from tomorrow, as the foreign secretary pledges every adult in the uk will be offered a first dose by september. it comes as the head of england's nhs warns that there's mounting pressure on hospitals and staff. i think the facts are very clear and i think the facts are very clear and i am not going to sugar—coat them. hospitals are extreme pressure. cities across the united states are on alert for possible violent protests ahead ofjoe biden's inauguration. in a fresh blow to the afghan government and their attempt to maintain security, two female judges have been shot dead in kabul.

regina shelton who harris says was a second mother to her growing up. >> jasmine wright there in willingham cnn political analyst and national correspondent for "the new york times" with us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> well, the interparty fighting we are seeing within the republican party, is there any sense that that might actually help ease some of the battles that biden may have once he gets into office? >> well, christi, there certainly is a sense among joe biden's allies and among some republicans on capitol hill that there is more of a window for biden to reach out to and potentially secure cooperation from a handful of major republicans in the house and senate because the gop is so divided right now. it is totally a matter of political course that the defeated party is usually divided. but republicans right now are divided more deeply and more bitterly than any political i have ever covered. the recriminations over the mob attack on the capitol earlier this month and the sense among moderate republicans that their fellow conservatives further to the right may have s

regina shelton a close harris family friend, used the same bible when sworn in as california attorney general. the other bible belonged to the late civil rights icon and supreme court justice thurgood marshall. >>> now to the oakland symphony. it is getting ready for wednesday. it is holding atu inaugural ball and the concert event called "oakland salutes" kicks off at 3:30 p.m., the commissioner and close friend of kamala harris will host. it will feature performances by the symphony and other local artists. the event is free and open to the public, found on the ohmland symphony's youtube channel. >>> we'll check in with vianey arana for a look at our microclimate forecast. yesterday was so beautiful, while my baby was napping my husband and my older son and i, we kind of went out in front of our building and had ice cream in the sun. i mean, nothing like ice cream on january 16th. but we'll take it. >> i was just going to say that. california, but you know, kira, this is definitely above normal so we're supposed to be in the 50s and 60s but we saw the 70s and we're going to get anot

in santa cruz county but in the last 5 minutes we're getting another band of moderate rain here in shelton and that is why officials have extended evacuation orders and warnings. >>so again in the santa cruz mountains. but no reports of debris flows mudslides in the burn scars of the czu lightning complex fire from last summer evacuation orders are still in place in parts of santa cruz county. william astor sent a boulder creek decided to stay behind you live here you get used to it you're living in the forest through trees fall. >>the road gets blocked. power goes out. i mean i thought lego's has always been that were the atmospheric river produced at least over 4 inches of rain it's not unusual to receive heavy rain in the san lorenzo valley, but the recent wildfire destroyed vegetation that would normally holds soil and debris in place setting the stage for destructive debris flows. >>it happened in monterey county wednesday. the storm stalled over the central coast wall up to monterey county when heavy rains too much rain too fast to swamp the rule area south of salinas in the burn sca

our correspondent john philip shelton is in lisbon and we asked him earlier why the infection rate in portugal is so high that it's probably has several really one of the most important reason that new variant of corona virus coming from the united kingdom is spreading very. well to probably some after effects from the relaxation of measures during christmastime but experts agree that it's mainly the new variants that it's much more contagious that is causing the problems at the moment and at the beginning the government was required relaxed with the measures didn't take measures fast enough but. the lockdown just started about a week ago and the new dates suggests it's already probably 30 to 40 percent of all new coronavirus cases. involve the new variant from the u.k. and what about you don't you are funny on sort of shelves reporting there in lisbon well let's take a look now at some more pandemic news from other parts of the world mexico's president under his manuel lopez obrador is the latest world leader to test positive for covert 19 he's been widely criticized over the pandemi

regina shelton, who she described is a second mother growing up in oakland and a bible belonging to theshall the inspiration for her legal career. >>> let's get a check of the weather now, meteorologist lisa argen is feeling more like summer. >> i know, lids, it certainly is. wis are aea city.ot of nsne 55 half moon bay, 62 earlier with those north winds. a few lie cloud in the city. unseasonably warm. there is fog in nevada and 49 in concord and livermore. it will lift. we will see temperatures near records today. gusts to 32 miles an hour in mount tam. look at mount diablo. 54-mile-an-hour wind gusts and a high surf advisory until 3:00 tomorrow. so dangerous conditions at our shore line, while temperatures soar through the upper 60s. sfrae san francisco mid-70s in our inland valleys. we will get into our wind advisory tonight. it will last through monday, continuing into tuesday, numbers 15 15-to-20 degrees above average, hoping for his isowt starts ♪ ♪ lightning strhe day h jt brighr an the sun ♪ his isowt starts ♪ ♪ oh, we could be the stars ♪ ♪ falling from the sky ♪ ♪ shining how

shelton please being in purple trying tioga get off horrible to go to the next year. the right right time. coaches expressed some concern about losing some of their athletes to drugs, violence and depression. if school sports don't resume soon, andre all right, rob roth with the big push to get school sports going back again, rob. thank you so much well on wall street today, stocks wrapped up their worst week since october with more declines. three major indices all down about 2% the dow was down 220 or 620 points, the nasdaq gave up 266 points and the s and p fell 73 points. now much of the volatility is being driven by the speculation over game stuff online investors are bidding up shares of the video game store, which was being shorted by big hedge funds, some popular online trading sites such as robin hood, restricted trading a gamestop and several other stocks throughout the day. and despite all that, though, gamestop was up 66% today to more than $327 a share as gamestop goes higher as these other should heavily shorted stocks goes go higher as margin calls on t

stuart: the gentleman on the screen is blake shelton. minimum wage. we'll play it for you next hour. >>> boris johnson warns tougher virus measures may be needed. we'll tell you what is going on in britain next. ♪ stuart: chicago fed president charles evans says the federal funds rate will stay at, stay lower bound. that's his words. that means interest rates will continue to move lower, that is my reading of it. susan: stays close to zero. stuart: week take that. i don't think that had much impact on the stock market. we're down for other reasons, we're down a lot of pundits suggest that the democrats may win the two senate seats tomorrow's election. so we're down 306. >>> boris johnson considering implementing even tougher restrictions over there. give me details, lauren? lauren: he is expected to address the nation tonight and he is expected to say the entire country will be under tier 4, which is the toughest restrictions and schools will close, even exercise or team games played outside in parks, those will be banned. there is talk

shelton please being in purple trying.rible to go to the next year is may not be the right right time coaches expressed concern about losing some of their athletes to drugs, violence and depression. if school sports don't resume soon, rob roth ktvu fox two news. well throughout the pandemic, businesses have had to adapt and change in order to survive these difficult times and gyms are no different. this week, the state relaxed its strict stayed home orders, allowing more businesses to open offering outside services. so one gym in san ramon moved its operation outside the general manager of the san ramon 24 hour fitness says being outside fills a need in the community and does so in a safe, socially distant environment. a drive thru clinic in lafayette they gave out hundreds of coronavirus vaccines has now been shut down, and that has left many people who received her first dose scrambling to figure out where they're going to get. their second dose is, ktvu said. rubin explains time is running out to find appointments. for

jimmy couldn't imagine about the moment blake shelton pops the question gwen saying the whole familye, oh, get the fire starter, and i open the cabinet, and there's this ring there are you serious. it was pretty like, what, and we both start bawling everyone was in shock. it was exciting. we have no plans because of the pandemic we're like, it's like, blake, why couldn't you have done it before, now we can't have a wedding with the pandemic. it's like sitting around going okay. >> well, there is going to be a lot of celebrating after the pandemic is over for sure. >>> and finally, anne hathaway, and while most of hollywood was locked down or making short films over zoom during theer pandemic, hathawasayusy shooting a heist movie, appropriate appropriately called "lockdown." it follows hathaway, as a couple about to end things when they're forced to shelter in place together during the pandemic that's bad timing. after being forced to fire her staff at department store, hathaway's character decides they're going to rob the joint >> stealing a diamond. >> 3 million pounds. ♪ and i'm fe

robert shelton, the head of the klan was there and i said, how's business?e said, business is terrific but we are -- and we are way up in membership. they are fbi agent. they know when the news people are coming down and do stuff to make us look bad. why would they do that? he said, they are undermining us, making us look terrible. i don't know if this invasion of the capitol was done to make trump look bad, but most of the people walking in looked peaceful. host: to be clear, what are your feelings about the kkk? caller: it is a horrible thing and i am glad they are gone. but in those days, the people believed that the newspaper was like the weatherman. they just reported what went on. we didn't know the newspeople would coordinate with demonstrators and show up to have pictures made that were made-for-tv, or actually made for newspapers most of the time and sometimes for tv. host: this is david, denver, colorado, democrat. caller: good morning, john. i am supporting the impeachment and here is why. from the day this president took office, he has simply fai

. >> -- regina shelton who was like a second mother to harris when she was growing up when her motherompanied by the president's own marine band. >> oh, my look at that. >> jennifer lopez performs at super bowls and now inaugurations. campaigned for joe biden during the whole campaign. a huge supporter. ♪ ♪ this land is your land this land is my land ♪ ♪ from california to the new york island ♪ ♪ from the redwod forest to the gulf stream waters ♪ ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ ♪ as i went walking down that ribbon of highway ♪ ♪ i saw above me that endless skyway ♪ ♪ i saw below me a golden valley ♪ ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ ♪ oh, this land, oh, this land this land was made for you and me ♪ ♪ oh, this land, oh, this land this land was made for you and me ♪ ♪ you and me, oh ♪ oh, america, america, god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ [ speaking a foreign language e] ♪ this land this land was made for you and me ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> she's still jenny from the block but she just hit it out of the block.

country star blake shelton blasts critics calling his new song, minimum wage, tone deaf.rackdowns , rich tweeting the list of country artists calling me is growing by the day saying they are being muffled when it comes to expressing their frustration and anger about the targeting of conservatives and suppression of free speech by the powers that be. over to you, will. will: that's a story we need to look into what's going on behind the scenes in the country music independent. but new york restaurants and bar owners joining forces to sue governor andrew cuomo. the group claims the governor's dining regulations have cost their business thousands in order to comply. on the fly, of course as rules change. as more restaurants join the battle one restaurant can now reopen for indoor dining after winning its first round of battles in the court system. that fight is far from over. as amhurst pizza and ale house owner joins me now and his attorney. tell us about your court fight, and where it starts today for your business. >> well thank you very much. we're happy to have had core