sin city, after two years of no snow, enough yesterday for sledding and snow people. cool to see areas that don't normally get snow getting snow. >> i won that bet, you guys. >> you said vegas? >> i would have won that bet. >> you predicted that? >> last week. >> he is a meteorologist. >> hey. >> yep, that's something i would gamble with you, jeff, for sure. >> all right. and look at this, you guys. as we move through next week our storm system after this one could also bring 1,500 to 2,000 feet, more snow. we are not done with the chances just yet. we know the past 24 hours very serious with heavier rainfall. let's start off the microclimate forecast with the rain totals. you can see just how much we picked up in about an 18-hour period. santa cruz mountains 3 to 4 inches. really lucky there wasn't any major mudslides at least this morning. north coastal mountains 2 to 3 inches. morgan hill 3 inches. this is one location i'm very concerned about tonight as that heavy rainfall continues. santa rosa just over 1.5 inches. san jose 0.83 inch. we are going to be picking u

the sin city has seen months of protests against the kremlin but this rally was specifically in support of president vladimir putin's the assist critic alexina valmy was there soon scuffles with police authorities have gone to great lengths to prevent such acts of defiance including a race thing several of the valley's top aides in the lead up to saturday's protests the kremlin's described the rallies as unlawful and warned of tough consequences i don't believe there were calls for perth's haitian and illegal mass actions constitute an administrative violation and can lead to punishment including arrest. it's alexina valley's arrest last when. that's behind the protests he was taken into custody soon after he touched down in moscow on a flight from germany where he had received months of treatment for a poisoning which nearly killed him he's accused president coton of ordering his murder. violated the terms of a 2014 conviction for financial misdeeds and jailed him for 30 days in a video posted soon after his arrest he said. don't be silent resist take to the streets no one will protect

to sin city get the. freedom of speech is an american people who voted for trump wanted to change it just cannot wipe out a whole 75000000 people that don't agree with you you can vote. for whoever you want to thank you should be afraid of having people come back we all need to come together unite. hard in that they have identified from supporters as so dangerous in groups that they have to be prevented from forming in groups for the safety of the american people there's no there's no comparable message coming from the right about the left nothing from the right that would destroy the unity that we all should have and probably wish we did have the unity in america is long gone because the people calling for the loudest are the same people who think we should go to jail and we should have our guns taken from a sex and we are the side that is not violent while they let their side who is violent rampage around the country for almost a full year they have absolutely spoken out of both sides of their mouths on

sin city has turned into snow city. they had a downfall there.s a live look at las vegas right now. gets pretty cold in the desert. that with the mix of a storm coming through gets all that snow coming down. and we're going to have a look of that, as well, in the tahoe area where kari is telling us between now and the the weekend we could be out sledding. you're saying -- i mean, tons of snow up there. up to six feet? >> yeah. yeah. five, six, seven feet, in some of those resorts. the problem will be getting there. and we'll even see snow on some of the bay area hills. of course, we can't get there either. as we get a look at all of the rain that's headed our way. we're going to see it continuing through early friday. only looks like we have a brief break between early saturday and into the afternoon. you'll want to make sure you have the nbc bay area app. you'll get alerts, and tell send you information no matter where you are. and you'll also get the latest news. so download the nbc bay area app. and mike, you've been watching the roads. how's

but there is a dark side to sin city, and sadly, the beautiful cocktail waitress became its victim.n cases like this one, the husband is often a suspect, but the crime scene was telling investigators something else. and they got a hot tip. but like so many things in vegas, nothing was as it seemed. here's keith morrison with "under a full moon." >> reporter: she was finished now, tired, wrung out. must have been as she walked away from the incessantly chirping machinery. and the bleery eyes on holiday who called out to her again and again and again. outside in the night, a full moon bathed the houses in an unaccustomed shade of pale. it was september 29, 2012. at precisely 3:00 in the back room of the palms casino, the cocktail waitress named shauna tiaffay entered her time card and set out to break a rule. she parked her car in the back lot, a practice discouraged because surveillance cameras are unable to track her to her car. still, easier this way, and quicker. after all, would a stalker really be waiting for her here under a full moon? >> it was absolutely horrible and we felt

the pair performed in sin city for more than four decades becoming one of the most successful acts inotic animals. his partner of 50 years, roy horn died from covid-19 complications back in may. >>> to the shockwaves in washington, where for a second time president trump has been impeached in just over a year. while it seems fairly certain a new senate trial will be held it's likely to begin after president trump leaves office. >> he was impeached yesterday largely along party lines, but ten republicans joined every house democrat in accusing president trump of high crimes and misdemeanors. here's kristen welker from the white house. >> reporter: hi, scott and laura, good morning to both of you. president trump is waking up to that extraordinary reality he has now been impeached twice, the second time in just over a year and what makes yesterday's vote so extraordinary, it was the most bipartisan impeachment in u.s. history. every house democrat and ten republicans voting to accuse president trump of high crimes and misdemeanors. house speaker nancy pelosi making it official late wedn

las vegas for the consumer electronics show this year due to the pandemic but that's not dimming sin city'sr screen. this is very cool. all around the strip, neon signs are flashing we miss you, ces. can't wait to welcome you back in 2022. if you can't get there right now, no traveling, right, we are bringing our own version of ces to you with all the top players. now, one of the biggest stories here, one of the exhibitors is multinational tech giant lenovo which has now come off an unbelievably spectacular year by becoming the company of choice to meet the needs of the largest remote work force the business world has ever seen. lenovo north america president matt zielinski joins us in a fox business exclusive. we would have been doing this in person as we always have, but due to, of course, the fact the whole thing has gone virtual, here we are. our viewership know that what we just said was not hyperbole. lenovo led 2020 pc sales with a 24% market share, as people rushed to build up remote technology in their homes. what was it like keeping up with demand? >> well, i tell you, it was daun

the sin city has seen months of protests against the kremlin but this rally was specifically in support of president vladimir putin's fiercest critic alexina valmy. they were soon scuffles with police authorities have gone to great lengths to prevent such acts of defiance including a race thing several of the valley's told by aides in the lead up to saturday's protests the kremlin's described the rallies as unlawful and warned of tough consequences. calls for parts haitian and illegal actions constitute an administrative violation and can lead to punishment including arrest. it's alexina valley's arrest last week that's behind the protests he was taken into custody soon after he touched down in moscow on a flight from germany where he had received months of treatment for a poisoning which nearly killed him he's accused president clinton of ordering his murder. violated the terms of a 2014 conviction for financial misdeeds and jailed him for 30 days in a video posted soon after his arrest he said. don't be silent resist take to the streets no one will protect us except ourselves. his sup

irony is that that revolution, the revolution that brought this fundamentalist to power to two cities of sin, beirut in paris. beirut, the paris, the capital and paris, the city of the enlightenment, the birthplace of the enlightenment. it is not for freedoms of both of these countries he may have died forgotten in a cul-de-sac in the city in iraq. i am not going to tell you too much more about how the story unfolds but what i loved about the research that i did for the book, i learned a lot about the region, i found a lot of interesting gyms headed in the pages of her history, things that were surprising, the role that the palestinian leader at the time played as well. in helping the iranian resolution come to be. the fact that the muslim butter under brotherhood which was still a power to be reckoned with us to some extent and some of these countries but was still in many ways a marginal political force in the muslim od looked to his success and thought perhaps, we could do this here and even though they went to visit him in high run to see what he could offer him. those are all episodes t

>> dagen: i am reading a book about brothels in chicago, "sin in the second city."cincinnati zoo celebrate in her fourth birthday. she was born just 29 pounds, six weeks premature. she celebrated with her mom. that's a fruitcake. >> dana: is that real? that's it for us. "special report" is up next. take it away, bret. >> bret: i think the ninja kid cut the fruit for the hippo. good evening, welcome to washington bit i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden says the fight against the coronavirus is now a wartime effort. the government is buying an additional 2 million doses the vaccine. president biden saying that the program he inherited from his hs is or was in worse shape than he expected. laid out several new goals for his speech 26 program and several harsh warnings a short time ago. gillian turner garrett

and 600 injured after a magnitude 6.2 earthquake hit the indonesian island of sin away see thousands of people in 2 cities have been displaced and the authorities are warning of potential off the shocks from jakarta jesica washington reports. on the indonesian island of pseudo a.c a massive search and rescue effort is underway a $6.00 magnitude earthquake in the early hours of friday morning struck at a depth of just 10 kilometers the cities of marginalia mahmoud you have been hardest hit with many buildings being severely damaged. search teams found this young girl trapped under the debris of a house but she says her name is angel and she isn't sure how many people are still under the rubble and. she's told she will be ok. the earthquake and aftershocks triggered landslides blocking roads and making it difficult for more rescue teams to gain access to the affected cities president djoko dodos says every effort will be made to get to those in need. are in the name of the indonesian government and all the people of indonesia express or condolences to the victims who had passed away i urge the people to sta

built in my hometown of the jewish house of god once again forms the sun be a sin be osis with the church of our lady in the city hall. jewish schools academic posts study groups sport clubs rabbinical seminaries a multitude of institutions associations and groups bear witness to this to learn list dick vital german jewish life is again a recognized force in our society the immigration of a jewish quota refugees from the post soviet region finally showed that the world at the end of the 20th century germany has become a good promising country for jews again. today i thank god for allowing me to work on giving jewish life in germany a lasting perspective. for me and i thank the vast majority of people in our country who wish for just that. and i thank my fellow campaigners in politics and society who have helped me in this endeavor unflinchingly courageously steadfastly you know we can be proud of our federal republic of germany ladies and gentlemen but we must defend it. we mustn't forget for a single day how fragile the precious achievements of the last 76 years are. i don't need to give you a chronology of ant

if the tribal way he finishes by he out of fresh human city is that it that would be a book even i did think stop it. just a little bit it's not a sin to bury your pulling and you do this and then you go so that's maybe when that it will break the others that you were going to be that yes please restore. their premium i'm opposed to for this that i see scapegrace go by dupe c.d.o. the us blacklist what set them on my mind that the point of my review sure does that for us not sure i need any proof to back up what is actually would go with it isn't that measured in of craniums louche if my dad would not see the reviews. i make of the believe this was a part of it would seem to be leading out of there to now but i just don't feel most blessed let's go out and slaughter a life that was told not in those noble guneet that are not by jewish thought up which in itself up to what cyrus yet in one day it seems that bush won't feel good to any point change and he's so sad that i don't i'm still my guy if i don't was studying for my betsy i mean she is a mighty shoe greentown me out so many readers that if they care you want to begin can you g

city of what it was. as well as offering prayers people immerse themselves in the river in the belief that it will wash away their sins. everyone has come here because of the gun blessings. and all of the problems of. the 3 months festival is going ahead this year despite the coronavirus . this country is a hindu country the majority is hindus so even the government needs to show some flexibility when it comes to just festivals and beliefs. the event organizers and police said the deployed thousands of officers to ensure in $1000.00 protocols were followed. that really we are. all are welcome in the fair please come be offered prayers but follow the covert protocols where mosques use sanitizers. but few seem to be listening at the command and other hindu festivals in india this week millions of people are expected to visit. state with this year's call maida with a tourism director said the event will revive the economy that depends on religious tourism. but the state's high court has criticised the local government for allowing the event to go ahead it said medical facilities are insufficient and the state isn't prepa

so he put in a treaty between the elite sport from sin no one say it's going to help put the 2 end of the good in system and city for it to pass says just listen for what to put in a new ear at which is here in new york i can't for. the for fun see treating its 3 stories up. in most false confession cases there falsely confessing to an actual crime that they didn't commit in this case he was confessing to something that never even happened right as you said so poignantly i mean his life was ruined and he didn't even get convicted. you know the central park jogger case was my 1st interaction with false confessions are firm represented corey wise on his civil rights case i'm not that's a hell of a way to start i mean you're diving right in at the deep end there yeah you know the circumstances at play in that case were huge amount of pressure on the police and the authorities to make arrests and make them stick to majors but can they didn't meet infamous central park jogger case in 1989 the rape and beating of a female jogger made headlines nationwide the teenagers are confessed but later claimed that their confess

city in a state of lockdown. but heavy security is notjust confined to washington. police was out in force around public buildings in state capitals around the country, with security outnumbering trump supporter sinlaces. this is st paul in minnesota, where a small group of some 50 protestors gathered on saturday. the mayor of washington dc, muriel bowser, says she's glad the military has pledged its support for a smooth transition of power next week. it's a place in our history that i'm sad that we've come to. american troops, should not have to be armed against their fellow americans. but what we saw was an unprecedented attack on our democracy, in the cradle of that democracy. william bratton is a former nypd police commissioner — here's his take on the security threats across the country. i think, as evidenced by the preparations under way in washington, dc, our nation's capital, and many of the state capitals around the country, they have shown that with intelligence and intelligence analysis, the threat level is very high. i think the prevention capabilities also — unlike the events of january 6, are very high. my concern would more incidents such as that which just occurred in washington,

city of haifa . as well as offering prayers people immerse themselves in the river and the belief that it will wash away their sins. everyone because of the gun. and all of the problems of. the 3 month festival is going ahead despite the coronavirus. this country is a hindu country the majority is hindu so even the government needs to show some flexibility when it comes to our religious festivals and. the events organizers and police said the deployed thousands of officers to ensure. was a followed. that really we are. all are welcome in the please come be offered prayers but follow the covert protocols where mosques use sanitizers. few seem to be listening at the command and other end to festivals and via this week millions of people are expected to visit. the state with the. tourism director said the event will revive the economy that depends on religious tourism. but the state's high court has criticised the local government for allowing the event to go ahead it said medical facilities are insufficient and the state isn't prepared for what it calls an explosion of this is his elizabeth al-jazeera. or probably m

running high that in moscow and indeed in cities across russia of the time being thanks very much and they will come back to later as the day progresses and sin the meantime speak to. rush around a list and a visiting senior research fellow at king's college in london joins us via skype from london. so cool for supporters to get out in the streets and numbers certainly his words in the police are also arresting in large numbers and this is happening across the country. yes the bass white inmates and is something which is at bit different from the kind of progress which we have seen before or polices broke out there is nothing new about get at the fact that the geography of protest has spread all the way from like a muscle or our western not. also in all of the stick and see if you'd like had acted like a leg is the historic we have seen consistent numbers of people coming out now and now they might be and that they might if they in that they will interact. and will that people not hammering out why have a lot of young people. people of all ages all come. back with if not now yet if it is white that genuinely. do think what we're seeing will b

sin the time line when students will be allowed to return to in-person instruction remains open and unclear, it is critical that the city partner with sfusd. i'm continuing you're continuing to hear the horror story. i'm worried about the well-being of young people in san francisco. i'm calling a hearing to discuss how the school district is expanding the availability of social and emotional support for students and families by taking inventory of the existing social and emotional support program available to district families under distance learning and identify specific unmet needs or gaps in the capacity of these programs. the need to fund additional school social worker positions to work with families, to increase community school coordinators, etcetera. now we know there's no end in sight to start reopening at least elementary schools, we cannot just continue to leave families struggling and hurting on their own. there's not enough support systems in place through the school district. it's time for us to look at how we can intervene and help with this situation and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you supervisor

cities all over the u.s. >> how long did it last? >> seemed like forever. >> thank god you guys are all right. >> yes, sir. ♪ practice on our sins ♪ ♪hen you're face-to-face with people -- ♪ yeah, i don't want to hurt ♪ ♪ there's so much in this world to make me bleed ♪ >> those images are burned into your brain. ♪ stay with me ♪ ♪ let's just breathe ♪ >> you carry that with you. pete would always tell me the stories of what happened on the road that day, and when you go back, you are constantly reminded why you're working so hard. ♪ everything you give and nothing you would stay, oh ♪ ♪ nothing you would take ♪ ♪ everything you gave ♪ ♪ until i die ♪ ♪ meet you on the other side ♪ ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace

city officials from their office they would not have included that additional provision. disqualification from future office. the constitution also gives senate the sole power to try all impeachments. some of the past sin is decided on this question. in 1976, present grand secretary of war, literally raised to the white house, headed in the resignation before the house was sent to vote on his impeachment and not only do the house move forward with the impeachment, but the senate convened across trial and voted as a chamber and mr. bell now could be tried for acts done a secretary of war, notwithstanding his legacy resignation.this is crystal cle. the history is clear. the senate has the power to try former officials. and the reason for that amazing common sense. and it makes no sense whatsoever that a president or any official could commit heinous crimes against our country in the defeat congress' impeachment powers. and avoid a vote on disqualification. by simply resigning. or by waiting to commit that offense until the last few weeks in office. in the theories of the senate tried former officials would amount to a constitutional get out of joe plea card bringing presidents to convincing impeachable o

city is not supported by the district attorney, bill de blasio and the state. i'm not laying blame on them. >> i understand completely. police have become radioactive in the country and it's a sinok for us for help for decades walking away because of the incidents. we need to change and do our best but we also need the support of the community and the political structure is a fundamental component of that. dagen: i witnessed the unrest in new york earlier last year. you know, i walked by -- i saw looting, so peaceful protest, my backside. thank you so much, ed, great to see you. please come back. >> great to see you too. dagen: happy new year. coming up the most distressing room in your home. it's not a room. it's making a buzz this morning. to shorten colds! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam zinc that cold! it shortens colds! (announcer) do you washed pounds? stress? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that and more in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you to maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less

cities around the country stay safe. i should also mention judy that historians believe that today will perhaps be the smallest inauguration crowd sink then of course fdr was ill, the nation was at war, and many ways the nation is today, at war with the inadvise iblght enemy of the pandemicredit -- the ininvisible ene of the pandemic. when you look at the mall today this is the country that joe biden and kamala harris will inherit. we are among the few that are able to witness that transion of power and officials tell us they are doing everything they can to make sure it remains a peaceful transition of power. judy. >> woodruff: amna you're right. with few americans being able to witness this in person, it is a frflg for the journalists who are there, what a somber tone have been set because of all the security and precautions in place also having to do with this pandemic. and speaking of all the security, our nick schifrin is out on the streets of washington, d.c. he's going to be reporting for us throughout the day on what he sees beyond those secure perimeters we just saw with amna. nick tell us what you're looking at. >> judy, y