what was written before -- >> guest: a new endeavor for her in pr communication for sun valley but a bit of a trial by fire and of course, lift spirits so she's covering, horrifically burned and rehabilitation and covering things like press conferences with the exiled european government especially the polish government in exile in london so it is there that she becomes very susceptible to the soviet union at these press conferences, when he becomes ambassador to the soviet union in 1943 she goes with him and learns russian for both of them, becomes his assistant ambassador, more access to and experience with his inner circle than any other american in history. >> host: let's move on to sarah churchill, ferry interesting figure in your book. tell us about her. >> host: people may know about the end of her life, have some personal - >> host: let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> guest: something i am thrilled to share with people. the middle child, clemens teen and special bond very young. you can move in silent step. and in quiet harmony to gather a car very much like her father to ma

chairman of the union pacific railroad, the foppedder of the banking firm, also the founder of sun valley, the ski resort which was his brainchild to encourage americans to use his western railroad lines by giving them glamorous destination and thanks to hariman and is engineers at union pacific we have the first chairlift so remember that next time you go skiing, and he was a extreme hi successful businessman like his father before him and also had an incredible commitment to public service and this is something the family shared, averill harriman's sister was to funder of he junior league and went to work in the fdr new deal administration and so it was through her example and inspiration that he was very ahead of his time in wanting to involve this daughters in his professional world to the extent they wanted to be. he and his daughter kathleen were not especially close when she was a little girl. he parents divorced when he sass ten some wasn't until her mother dade they found their way back togetherly to a shared love of sports and adventure. kathleen was an incredibly accomplished h

. >> reporter: at the toy store in sun valley, idaho, some of the best sellers are licensed reproductionsce classics. >> you can see, you turn it. wow. >> reporter: carol knight is the store's owner. what do customers say when they see the fisher-price? >> they react and say, my gosh. i remember when i had that toy as a child. >> reporter: it's emotional. >> very emotional. there's always a smile on their face. >> reporter: it all started in the small town of east aurora, new york, in 1930. businessman herm fisher joined forces with the city's mayor, irving price, and his illustrator wife, margaret, along with a toy shop owner named helen shelly, together, they created a line of whimsical toys. after they launched, a horrible snowstorm. and they know they have to make this delivery to macy's. >> when you're a start-up, even in 1930, you do what it takes. >> reporter: chuck is senior vice president of fisher-price. >> they believed that toys were something that would make a difference in the world. >> reporter: during world war ii, the company stopped making toys and started making aircraf

at sun valley shopping center there is already long lines but they will be even longer after sunday when retailers can only operate a 20% capacity. >> i got most of my shopping on black friday online. we will see what happens. >> reporter: for the first time grocery stores will be limited to 50% of capacity. a grocery outlet store owner says it would help if you don't bring extra guest along on shopping trips. >> we are almost in mission driven, i would think in a sense. >> paul johnson brought his son for one last excursion before the shutdown and possible panic buying returns. >> here we go again. this time i want to be ahead of the crowd and make sure we have to hunker down. that we can hunker down. >>> governor gavin newsom's restrictions were scheduled to begin when hospitals reached 85% of the ic capacities which is expected to happen here in mid to late december. >>> the past few hours the state placed all of southern california and the san joaquin valley region under the order. it takes effect tomorrow night. more than 25,000 new cases confirmed today pushing the states total pas

she's working for her. >> appearing communication for sun valley. .. its affairs fair to become skf the soviet union, even earlier than her father is. when he becomes ambassador to the soviet union she goes with them and learns russian for both of them and becomes his assistant ambassador and goes on to become the woman who is more access to and express with stalin and his inner circle than any other american women in history. >> next let's move on to sarah churchill, interesting, somewhat sad figure in your book. let's talk about her. >> she is i think some people may know about the end of her life where she was a moderately successful actress and then at some personal -- >> let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> the early part of her life is exciting and incredible and something i'm thrilled to be able to share with people and your perspective on her life. she and her father were extremely close when she was a little girl. she middle child and just a special bond with the father said she was very young when she felt like even though even if she was ver

she had pr in communications for sun valley spring but just through a middle of a trial by fire. the first is the stories like covering the girls jury songs, lifting spirits. that was entered before long she was covering things like stories about how things have been shot down an horrifically burned in the rehabilitation. covering things like press conferences with the exile of european governments especially exile in london. and so is there that she becomes skeptical of the soviet union through which she fears these press conferences even earlier that her father is and when he becomes a master of the soviet union in 1943, she goes with him. and really becomes an assistant ambassador. he goes on to become a woman who has more access to than any other american woman in history. amanda: next let's move on to sarah churchill. very interesting somewhat sad to figure in your book. tell us about her. catherine: she is, it will some people might know about the end of her life where she was basically doctor s reidhead personal . amanda: hang on, let's not get ahead of ourselves. catherin

it was business as usual for number of stores in the area at the sun valley shopping center you can see people doing last minute holiday shopping wearing masks. grocery stores were also busy today and crop for talked to one woman outside a target store she had covid and has since recovered and is doing ok, but she says she's very much in favor of the stay at home order. even though she admits being a little tired of it all i just wanted to be over with >>yes, it's just the whole i it was ok for about 6 months and then now it's kind of during the holidays as scott just to be a hardship on >>a stay at home order is scheduled to last at least 3 weeks. >>covid-19 and the subsequent restrictions have been a blow to businesses across the bay area and even those stores allowed to stay open at reduced capacity have seen a severe drop in foot traffic as well tourists and locals of course are staying home. >>well boys and kerman has been visiting some of san francisco's popular spots, he joins us live tonight from pier 39 with more than >>well it's definitely been a struggle, it's been a struggle

it was business as usual for a number of stores in the area at the sun valley shopping center you can see in this video people doing some last minute shopping for the holiday while wearing their masks grocery stores were also for talk to one woman outside of a target store who once had covid she has since recovered and is doing ok, she's very much in favor of the stay at home order but she admits. >>that she is getting a little tired of it all. i just wanted to be over with >>yes, it's just the whole i it was ok for about 6 months and then now it's kind of during the holidays as scott just to be a hardship on >>the stay at home order is scheduled to last at least. >>another 3 weeks. >>all right time for our 4 zone forecast and lawrence is standing by guys we've got some nice dry weather looks like a habit may be some changes we get toward the holiday of christmas as we've got cold front to that is likely going to pay a visit right now though it's all about the clear skies, the cold temperatures for tonight. when you're clear skies of course we have the just tonight ago and that brough

this is a new endeavor for herbert she had done some pr/communications for sun valle valley. this is a bit of a trial by fire. and she gets a light covering of, before long she's covering things stories about pilots have been shot down or horrifically burned in the rehabilitation printing covering things like press conferences with the exiled european government. especially the polish government in exile in london. so it's there become she comes very skeptical of the soviet union for which she's caring these press conferences. even earlier than her father is. when he becomes the investor to the soviet union in 1943 she goes with him and learns russian for both of them. really becomes his assistant ambassador. goes on to become the woman who has more access to inexperience in his inner circle than any other american women in history. a while. next let's move on to sara churchill. very interesting figure in your book. tell us about her. >> some people may know about the end of her life, she was a moderately successful actress. within had some personal problems. hang on let's no

. >> she has done some communication for sun valley but it is a trial by fire and gets stories, and doing things like pilots who were shot down and horrifically burned, press conferences with the exiled european government especially the polish government in london and she becomes very skeptical of the soviet union, even earlier that her father is and when she becomes ambassador to the soviet union in 1943 she learns russian for both of them, and the assistant ambassador goes on to become a woman with more access to and experience with the inner circle than any other american woman in history. >> let's move on to sarah churchill, interesting figure in your book, tell us about her. >> some people may know the end of her life she was a moderately successful actress. >> hang on, let's not get ahead of ourselves. the earliest part of her life is exciting and incredible, something i'm thrilled to be able to share a new perspective on her life, extremely close, middle child's, she was very young, too shy to speak with him. understood the way his brain works and moved in silent step. they spent

at sun valley shopping center there, are long lines to get into some stores, but they will be lockerfter sunday when retail retailers can operate at 20%. >> this is the instore thing on my list to do and we will see what happens. >> reporter: for the first time grocery stores will be limited to 50% of capacity. grocery outlet store owner jason olson says it will help if people don't bring extra guests along on shopping trips. >> right now is not the lookie- loo let's have the grocery shopping experience we are mission driven in a sense. >> reporter: paul johnson brought his son for one last excurse before the shut down and possible panic buying returns it. >> it's scary because you know, here we go again. and this time i want to be ahead of the crowd. and make sure that to hunker down we have to hunker down. >> reporter: in pleasant hill, john ramos, kpix5. >>> governor's newsom's row stricts newsom restricts were scheduled to happen when the hospitals reached 15%. in southern california a stay at home order goes into effect today in 11 counties. a los angeles restaurant owner forced

the east bay despite the stay at home order it was business as usual for several stores at the sun valley shopping center people were doing. last minute christmas shopping they we're wearing masks as far as we could see grocery stores were busy. and we talked to a woman who had the virus. she has recovered she's doing ok but admits she's also getting tired of stay at home orders. >>i was lucky. i wasn't very and i know that lots and lots of people have very sick people that i know personally. so i just wanted to be over with. >>the stay at home order scheduled to last at least 3 more weeks. >>a brewery along the peninsula is now calling on others small businesses to join them in taking a stand against the bay area stay at home orders. the owners, a pacific breweries say that restaurants are being unfairly targeted as covid-19 cases are on the rise. kron four's dan thorn lawn tonight in pacifica after talking with the owners and dan one of the planning to do next. >>well jonathan they're hoping to get some of these businesses to come together down here and essentially work on a safe way to

around and kind of see how some of these places are doing this is only my let's start over at the sun valley shopping center on friday morning pretty quiet over there everyone inside wearing a mask, same story everywhere i went today masks are pretty much universal inside them all pretty quiet. there were a couple of stores kind of controlling the people in and out but overall very quiet now over at a safeway grocery store not far away was pretty much. business as usual. there are a lot of people going in and out no attempt to control the flow of people in and out i don't know if the grocery store reach 35% capacity, it's hard to tell. my next stop was a target store that was very busy very business as usual lot of people out there shopping i did have a chance to talk to a few people, including one woman who actually had coronavirus she recovered she is doing ok. but she says she's very much in favor of the stay at home order but even she it's getting a little tired of it all. i was lucky. i wasn't very sick and i know that lots and lots of people have very sick people that i know. >>persona

. >> reporter: at the toy store in sun valley, idaho, some of their best-sellers are licensed reproductionsr-price? >> well, they react and say, oh, my gosh, i remember when i had that toy as a child. >> reporter: it is emotional. >> it is very emotional. and there is always a smile on their face. >> reporter: it all started in the small town of east aurora new york in 1930. businessman herm fisher joined forces with the city's mayor, irving price, along with his wife, along with a toy shop owner named helen schelle. >> just after they launched, they had this horrible snowstorm, and they know yo knew they had to me this deliver to macy's. >> reporter: chuck is senior vice president of fisher-price. during world war ii, the company stopped making toys and started making aircraft parts and shipping crates for supplies. >> they really delivered the same premise of making great things. they just focused on is supported the war effort at that time, versus focusing on toys. >> reporter: that ability to pivot served them well again this year. when the pandemic hit, the company released a line of t

week partly cloudy tonight, cold in some spots to probably some 20's 30's in the north bay valleys tomorrow, sunnd clouds a little bit cool then increasing clouds with a chance of rain as we get a lot of part of the week. high pressure right now you can see kind of weakening somewhat as this front comes through that system going to slide on by behind that high pressure build in weekly. it will set the siege up for some hazy conditions for tomorrow but then after that well everything gets really interesting lot of part of the week we may be headed toward very wet couple of weeks here is we've got a series of storms headed way this one first coming through the bay area tonight that's not to bring any rain behind that you got high pressure but then watch next system starts to develop as we get the christmas all of the double barrel system you see one cold front. the one developing on the backside of that i think we're talking about some rain developing in the latter half of christmas day behind that turning the showers and then this storm system could really pack a punch that likely to pull a littl

let's go back to our phone lines wastalk with amir who calling from sun valley, california on the independentood morning. caller: good morning to you and all who are listening. i called a couple times, i was only given a few seconds to talk about the subject matter. but i am an independent and i tend to see things more neutral and i noticed that nancy pelosi and the democratic party tend to use the stimulus package in order to gain political points. like charlie was saying prior to the phone call, initially she talked about a $3 trillion to most package and now she has reduced it to $1 trillion. in that original package she was asking for help for illegal immigrants. and it was a no go from president trump. the siting of the sources, but no disrespect, you tend to cite the new york times, the washington post, but you do not cite things like the washington post, if maybe you would consider changing that. yesterday, i was watching and looking at the limited congress they were having a headed they were discussing nonsense, not things that matter to us americans. the political stemless package an

some cold temperatures overnight tonight with that patchy dense fog in the valley sun and clouds for tomorrow a little cool especially inland, then unsettled weather come storming as we get toward the end of the week. fog advisory has been issued by the national weather service lama county you see the dense fog through benicia vacaville also making away in the sacramento valley, very thick early on tomorrow on looks like stay that way to about 10 o'clock in the morning before that fog starts lift. change in the weather pattern front moving on by high pressure building in we're left with some hazy conditions for tomorrow. but after that things start to get a little fun we're talking about a chance of some rain possibly on christmas day. tomorrow looks pretty good wednesday, okay as high pressure sits over head and then kind of a double barrel system we've got 2 fronts the want to merge approaching the coastline making their way on shore and you could see by 4 o'clock in the afternoon on friday a chance of rain behind that another chance maybe even more intense as we get to monday. i t

settlers and a mass migration moved up the hudson, following the sun along the western reaches of the mohawk valley in exploring dotson she would have found more knowledgeable guide than lawrence rockefeller, for the rockefeller family has long been an active source and of theing the sources entire hudson corridor. ♪ president of the national trust for historic preservation pointed out one of the unique features of the hudson shoreline, the many european-style mentors built throughout the 1800s. , this is a public memorable -- is one example. ms. johnson would spend a memorable evening -- with particular emphasis upon the history lying behind these ornate homes. ♪ they offer a distinct departure from the soapboxes and federal styles of architecture so long associated with the young nation 's growth. ♪ manhattanmerchants of , the city built by immigrant labor, found themselves laden with sudden wealth. ♪ they moved northward from new york city and planted along the banks of the hudson and endless blood of italian villas, greek temples, and ironclad castles collectively known as hudson river gothic.

in fact you said it, they will pack up tomorrow afternoon to set up shop in the valley of the sun. they don't have a choice because of the situation with covid. they will practice and stay at the renaissance hotel. they will then head to the hotel. players will go back to the rooms when they are done to minimize contact. the plan is stay there through december 21. however, if santa clara county doesn't allow them back, the coach firm saying making plans for christmas in the desert is a must. >> i try tell our guys that i don't care what happens. we're not spending christmas without families. we'll if i can yfigure it out. that is a concern. we had our game on the 27th. got moved to the 26th. we were traveling to arizona christmas afternoon anyway. if we are able to come back and go back out, i don't know what that deal is. our organization and they'll do whatever they can to figure out whether we're here with our families for that week or we have to get them to us and go through whatever we have to do to do that. >> basically for right now it's a team quarantine in the hotel. they

. >> they will spend at least the next three weeks in the valley of the sun. and away from family. after health officials banned contact sports in santa clara county. because of the coronavirus surge. >> everyone has to deal with stuff. you don't want to be woe is me. there's way to do it. that's what we were bothered with. >> he voiced disappointment when the team was caught off guard by the county latest restriction santa clara county executive responded by questioning the 49ers values. saying he doesn't understand why the league would even be playing in a pandemic. >> i have no reaction to that. i don't question values and doesn't know us. shows what we're dealing with. that doesn't matter. >> bha does matter is the well being of the players. >> owner practice, they'll spend most of the time isolated in hotel rooms. they huddled 20 players together and encouraged them to keep checking on teammates mental health. >> the worst thing is feeling alone. we have a big group. we can rally together. >> family is important. so is our jobs. we have jobs to do. and we're all expected to pe

extending their way down to a good part of angola some wet weather to just around the rift valley of course the the sun not too far from its lowest point south of course the winter solstice just a few days away and the showers along the spells of right night stand there way down across the botswana into the north as far south africa wetter weather from the baby pushing for the south. we've never had a president who has literally for 4 or 5 years repeatedly attacked our democracy. blew through lerner to everything that you i don't have a narrative i have a question you're getting there where you're treated you just feel sure even through the join me richelle carey and up front as my guest from around the world take a hot seat and we debate the week's top stories and pressing issues here on al-jazeera . to me. there again you're watching out as there has a reminder of our top stories this hour british prime minister boris johnson has announced new restrictions in london and southeast england non-essential shops silence and indoor venues are closing governments also backtracked on easing some restrictions

extending their way down into a good part of angola some wet weather to just around the rift valley of course the the sun with not too far from its lowest point south of course the winter solstice just a few days away and the showers along the spells of right night stand there way down across the botswana into the north as far south africa wetter weather from the baby pushing for the south. i was reason france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both isis and the us on. the 2nd of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father the son and the jihad. on al-jazeera. hello again with al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour bush prime minister boris johnson has announced new restrictions in london and southeast england non-essential shops sols an indoor venue's a closing the government's also backtracked on easing some restrictions for the christmas holiday. tougher rules are in response to the discovery of a new strain of corona virus that's up to 70 percent more infectious feeling the spike in england's hospice patients rates it's not for both to

territory of the bunch then we put a horde of prigs on the main road from kabul to the sun long past the weather punchier valley begins. we agreed on a particular site i arrived by helicopter and he came on horseback all by jeep a woman in a marsh accompanied by his bodyguards powers in his sister who. nobody here is the earth which. is a virginia. d.c. . this is there. is a when you thought that. yes there was no war so. that when i was on the bridge i didn't expect to be greeted by my eldest son crib and i was overcome by emotions. i felt relief but also dispatched us to board as if i suddenly became aware of all the responsibility that i had carried all those years and. nirvana and the nervous tension was immense sucked because the situation had been very hard and complicated really organism i had a feeling of total emptiness as i crossed the bridge i had the impression that my life was over i was completely burnt out. just they were the during the 1980 s. everything had revolved around afghanistan. just like it hand for hundreds of thousands of soviet family business. and for my own friends and family as fo

narrator: menaged parlays his reality fame into a house-flipping and furniture-store empire in the valley of the sun, where scott menaged always comes first. he was an arrogant person, very pushy, very demanding. ajamie: he was having a lot of fun, taking a lot of money, jetting around, living a high lifestyle, gambling in vegas, flying over to israel. he was enjoying himself. narrator: but when menaged's $30 million lie begins to unravel, his unwitting partner ends up dead. scott menaged described denny chittick's death as a gift. he said "it's a dead man's word against mine." ♪ ♪ narrator: set in phoenix, arizona, "property wars" premiers on the discovery network in 2012... $51,000. lets go. jump it to $60,000. hopkins: this is a strategy game, and i'm going to do whatever it takes to defend my territory. bam! get the [bleep] off my property! this ain't over yet. [bleep] narrator: this 30-episode series is a snapshot in time, capturing the aftermath of the financial crisis and a housing market in free fall. reporter: ...and driving neighbors crazy. narrator: arguably no other city got hit as hard

thomas middleditch we might know from muscle com valley started this film it's called sun spring and i think we have a clip take a listen and not write like. well i have to. go to the skull. yeah the dialogues completely dodd said sickle it's kind of malaria it's actually the plot jumps all over the place i mean it makes absolutely no sense interesting about this film is the only thing that holds it together are the human actors who actually try to convey some real emotion as they're speaking at this gobbledygook so at least for now i think we're safe benjamin's no danger of winning an oscar anytime soon ok but let's assume let's assume that the ai does get better and make something that you know looks like art sounds like art smells like art will it be art if it's ok by humans yeah i think it's almost a philosophical question i mean. is are about intention i mean do you have to want to make art in order to be an artist and if that's the case then ai which is programs can never be artists if they can only be the tool used by artists i mean i think of like button artists like you know

thomas middleditch we might know from muscle com valley started this film it's called sun spring and i think we have a clip take a listen and not write like. well i have to. go to the skull and. the dialogues completely dodd said circle it's kind of hilarious actually and the plot jumps all over the place i mean it makes absolutely no sense interesting thing about this film is the only thing that holds it together are the human actors who actually try to convey some real emotion as they're speaking out this gobbledygook so at least for now i think we're safe benjamin's no danger of winning an oscar anytime soon ok but let's assume let's assume that the ai does get better and make something that you know looks like art sounds like art smells like art will it be art if it's ok by humans yeah i think it's almost a philosophical question i mean. is are about intention i mean do you have to want to make art in order to be an artist and if that's the case then ai which is programs can never be artists if they can only be the tool used by artists i mean i think of like button artists like y

thomas middleditch he might know from us a look on valley start this film it's called sun spring and i think we have a clip take a listen and not write like. well i have to. go to the skull and. already have the dialogues completely dodd said sickle it's kind of malaria is actually and the plot jumps all over the place i mean it makes absolutely no sense interesting about this film is the only thing that holds it together are the human actors who actually try to convey some real emotion as they're speaking at this gobbledygook so at least for now i think we're safe benjamin's no danger of winning an oscar anytime soon ok but let's assume let's assume that the ai does get better and make something that you know looks like art sounds like art smells like art will it be art if it's ok by humans yeah i think it's almost a philosophical question i mean. these are about intention i mean do you have to want to make art in order to be an artist and if that's the case then ai which is programmed can never be artists they can only be the tool used by artists i mean i think of like button artis

early morning hours on thursday the bulk of the rain will be in the santa clara valley and then it's gone before the sun up. a few radar freckles left over after the sun comes up, maybe in the 10 to 20% chance of a passing shower. but for most of the day we will see a mix of clouds and sunshine taking over. total rainfall amounts for most of us around a quarter of an inch, maybe up to half an inch, again, very welcome, not a drought buster but we will take what we can get. does gusty winds that are accompanying the downpours will be with us long after the rain moves out. the wind gusts will be in the 20 to 30 mile-per-hour range, futurecast even indicating some 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts from time to time. keep both hands on the wheel if you will be driving around. here's all that low cloud cover, temperatures have changed very little over the last six hours, still mostly in the low to mid 50s with the couple of locations dipping into the upper 40s. once the rain moves through temperatures will drop into the 40s on a more widespread basis. we will warm up despite the wind trying to bring more cold air

further inland reaching in the mid to upper 60s, and in the santa clara valley, and then the rain moves in for most of us after the sun goes down tomorrow evening with a chance of a lingering shower to begin the day on thursday and then again that will mainly be the span santa clara valley. we all dry out as we head into the weekend, looks like dry weather for any last minute or last weekend errands you need to run before christmas. temperatures next week, monday technically is the first day of winter but we should reach that upper 60s for inland, so way above average for the winter solstice, we will keep you updated as next week draws a little closer. right now we want to focus on the bay area bright spots. we've been showcasing your holiday light displays over the past couple of weeks. in tonight's bay area bright spot takes us to belmont. kalen sent us these pictures of her holiday decorations, we've got a santa helicopter up on the roof, also plenty of lights and characters lining the walkway. we want to see your holiday lights and decorations as well. you can email your pictures or videos to bayareabrightspots@kp

tomorrow morning's forecast and i do think we'll get down to 37 in the tri-valley with a few areas of that fog and otherwise some suntart. and looking good here in the east bay and san francisco 42 and north bay at 36. temperatures tomorrow we're going to go through these pretty fast because they don't really change a whole lot through the microclimates with 67 in san jose and more of those mid to upper 60s in the east bay. that trend continues over to the peninsula except the coastline will be a little bit cooler here. daly city 62, half moon bay 63. light winds and sun returning for tomorrow even in san francisco with 65 in the mission. and right throughout the north bay we have those 60s as well. 66 in santa rosa, 65 in mill valley. the thing we're looking ahead towards is this system developing in nevada by sunday night into monday. this will bring us a dryer northeasterly wind. i think the focus would primarily be in the mountains sunday night and monday 10 to 35 mile per hour on and off gusts. san francisco with 60s for the highs the next seven days. 60s for the inland valleys and 30s to low 40s there for the

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." >>> right now at 6:42 as you get ready to head out a look at our tri-valley xhu as the sun rises,is all clear and cold, too. upper 30s. it will lead into some mid-50s today. we'll talk about the incoming rain in the forecast coming up. >>> and a quick look at 880 through fremont. an earlier crash near here. the truck scales has cleared without a problem. the problem now is farther north in hayward. possibly two crashes affecting both directions of the nimitz coming up. >>> thanks so much, kari and mike. 6:42. the president this morning re-tweet add call for him to put the governor of georgia in jail. >> shocking even by the standards we've gotten used to. >>> it really is. i am going to adjust something on my computer as we're talking. let's show the picture and that way you're not seeing my face as i lean towards my computer. so this is the governor and the secretary of state of georgia. this is something president trump tweeted just minutes ago. it is obviously fake. they are wearing a chinese flag as a mask. it has been photo shopped. the president re-tweeting a suggestion that

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sun set. and for the north bay we're going with mill valley at 64 and sonoma at 67. calm tomorrow. once we hit thursday afternoon and evening, i'm seeing a quick burst of wind from this area of low pressure. a very short lived event, we'll have to watch for the fire danger. by sunday and monday, we'll see the shower chances and 50s in san francisco. doesn't look like a big system, but again also dropping temperatures inland down to the 50s with clouds on saturday and showers on sunday and monday. trace amounts to about .15 of an inch. the bottom line we're heading in the right direction. would i like to see more rainfall? yes. but at this point we've got to take what we can get, you guys. >> we have to be happy with what we get. >> you know why i was hot today? i was doing yard work. that's why. >> i was like 70s is warm, it's not too hot. but if you're raking, i can see it. >> i was raking. i was pulling a jeff raniere. thanks a lot buddy. >>> coming up, delivery fees during the pandemic. santa clara county putting a limit on how much apps can charj. charj. charj. rcharj. gcharj.

later but likely before the sun goes down tomorrow afternoon and still scattered showers will be with us during the evening. farther south, the south bay and the santa clara valley, you'll have to wait longer, that gives you a long erwin dough of dry weather for christmas day, likely you'll see rain moving in after the sun goes down, this is round one of two. we'll talk about how much it's going to add up with both of these rounds of rainfall. and how much snow will add up in the high sierra coming up in a few minutes. . >> it may sound like the usual midnight mass in bethlehem. but it looks different than years past. typically, the church of nativity in the west bank is filled with tourists, covid rules and restrictions changed the way we celebrate the holidays. bay area churches are taking different approach to see their services. >> here at divine mercy oakland, this is a perfect parking lot for a drive-in service, it's a chilly night but there are also some people seated socially distanced on the lawn in front of the alter. whether it's here or online, this is a time for christians to come together. >> we also delight in his gladness in heaven. >> father mat

off to the east from sales force tower and we also have the view looking out over the tri valley with plenty of sunor much of the rest wayne: i just made magic happen. - let's make a deal! jonathan: it's the new audi! this season, this is totally different. wayne: jimmy's gotta give him mouth to mouth. - oh, god! - this is my favorite show. wayne: i love it. - oh, my god, wayne, i love you! wayne: it's time for an at-home deal. - i want the big deal! jonathan: it's a trip to aruba! (cheering) wayne: this is why you watch "let's make a deal," this is so exciting. we look good, don't we? hey! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." happy holidays, y'all, wayne brady here. and this is my tiny but mighty in-studio audience. we have our at-home traders on the screen, our at-homies, and it's time to make a deal. first person up to bat, let's make a deal. jessie, come on! (cheers and applause) jessie, stand right there, everybody have a seat.

thomas middleditch we might know from muscle com valley started this film it's called sun spring and i think we have a clip take a listen and not write like. well i have to. go to the skull and. try to get the dialogues completely dodd said cicle it's kind of hilarious actually and the plot jumps all over the place i mean it makes absolutely no sense interesting about this film is the only thing that holds it together are the human actors who actually try to convey some real emotion as they're speaking at this globally good so at least for now i think we're safe benjamin's no danger of winning an oscar any time soon ok but let's assume let's assume that the ai does get better and make something that you know looks like art sounds like art smells like art will it be art if it's ok by humans yeah i think that's almost a philosophical question i mean. is are about intention i mean do you have to want to make art in order to be an artist and if that's the case then ai which is programs can never be artists if they can only be the tool used by artists i mean i think of like button artists

valleys and by the delta. dome of high pressure bringing us sun today.changes tomorrow as we get set for a rainy christmas holiday weekend. it is 48 in oakland. good morning to you. 44 in hayward. look at that 29 in santa rosa with 33 out in fairfield. the 35 in morgan hill. there's a look from our east bay hills camera. forecast lie lighighlights, col, patchy frost and increasing clouds for christmas eve. a storm arrives on christmas day likely towards the evening hours. it's a level 1 on our storm impact scale. light to moderate rain. wind gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour. two-tenths of rain in the highest elevations. as we get through 10:00, maybe some sprinkles out there. 6:00, north bay rain moving down to the south bay. by sat morniurday morning, it's. we look for a dry day and sunday until sunday night, that's when we have a colder system. 61 in oakland. 62 in santa rosa. 58 in fremont. overnight lows, we'll see a little bit of fog. cold temperatures, but more clear sky. when we see the increasing clouds on christmas eve, if you're doing mass at nigh

valleys up there. it's 35 degrees. daytime highs in to the low 60's. plenty of sun. here comes that chance of rain. time stam up here. says december 25th, friday and you can see a good wave of rain moving in to northern california. if we look at the totals on this from friday afternoon into friday evening we could pick up about three tenths of an inch of rain in the city. it'll be a rainy friday and that will be our focus for the christmas forecast. then it looks real busy in the seven day forecast. there's another system that will come in late sunday night into monday. i think we will get plenty of breaks where you can get outside and not get rained on. let's see how the drive is doing this morning. >>> we have a couple things to look out for. seeing a few brake lights through the pass. westbound 580. a few slow and go spots as you come away from tracy. you know nowhere near what it normally is during the weekdays. we are in a holiday pattern as christmas is just a few days away. lot of folks taking week off and not a lot of folks do [inaudible] sheltering in place. eastbound 4, look out for a trouble spot there ove

valley the rain chances will peak after midnight. there could be a few lingering showers out there tomorrow morning after the sun comes up. for the rest of the day, a mix of clouds and sunshine, but still breezy. we will take a look at the rain as it moves across the bay area on futurecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> our other big story, a stay- at-home order triggered for the entire bay area as the region's icu capacity drops below 15%. counties like san mateo, napa and solano will join the lockdown at midnight tomorrow. kenny choi is live in burlingame tonight with more.>> reporter: san mateo has been in a very different situation over the last couple of weeks, not issuing the preemptive stay-at- home order like most other bay area counties. now it's in a very different situation. it will have to comply as the state orders go into effect tomorrow night. county officials knew that the icu capacity number would drop, and now it has. hospitals are getting ready. two special freezers that could hold the pfizer covid vexing at nine this -94 are there, 88 search beds are available according to county officials. >> th

some sun, a bit of cloud cover and some cooler numbers here. down to 43 in the tri-valleysouth bay at 44. also coming in with some 40s here for the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. now, as you move through tomorrow things will feel a little bit different for us. we'll have this weaker system passing on by, and it'll produce a little bit of drizzle for us near the northern coastline, also increase some cloud cover. let me show you that better here. and you can see by saturday tomorrow 1:00 filtered sunshine and high clouds move through here in the north bay, down through san jose and gilroy. by evening bring us a spotty chance of showers nears the northern coastline, a bit of drizzle. i don't think anything big in the way of rainfall from that one but, again, some spotty drizzle. tomorrow with that weaker system temperatures drop off just a couple of degrees. to the wind story, we're hearing a lot about that. you may have already gotten some alerts on your phone about maybe some power outages and this is what i'm looking at. sunday night into monday we have this s

sun warms us up. we'll talk about what we're watching for the weekend coming up. >>> if you're driving in from the tri-valley, let's take a look at the drive times for you that morning, westbound 580 to 680 looking at 18 minutes. southbound 680 only about a ten-minute commute. westbound 84 to 680 about eight minutes. a full traffic report coming up in a few minutes. frank? >>> good morning. i'm frank holland from cnbc. the markets are set for a positive open as investors await the november jobs report. key engaging the recovery of the labor market as we see rising cases of covid-19. major averages cut gains the final hour of trading after reports saying pfir is dialing back its covid-19 vaccine rollout plan for this year due to supply chain issues. important to note cnbc and other outlets are pushing back on that report. >>> following a nearly two-year investigation the department of justice at facebook, the social media giant discriminated against u.s. workers by reserving positions for temporary visa holders between 2018 and september of 2019. the suit alleges that facebook did not consider qualified and a

sun comes up on thursday morning. further to the east as well come inland in the east bay and the santa clara valley, rain chances peak at around 2:00 in the morning and still a chance, that of coin flip chance of lingering light showers to start the day on thursday. after that we will see a mix of clouds and sunshine with breezy conditions for the rest of the day. we will track all the chairs of futurecast and take a look at how much rain we expect overall coming up in a few minutes. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a car caravan of bay area renters desperate for relief. their emotional message to state lawmakers.>> i get so emotional because it's so personal.>>> is as young as 11 years old holding people at gunpoint. the violent crime spree in oakland. >>> president-elect biden's choice for energy secretary is a woman who's not afraid of being in the spotlight. we will have that story, does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. >>> a

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starting to see light out there, the sun is coming up at 7:11 and that's when it looks like before the tri-valley. look at the numbers out there. mid to upper 30s. a lot of 37s and 36s on the map. look at the 32 for ukiah. and mid-40s in the bay. feels much better. and the 46 for san francisco is at the airport. it is actually 50 in the city. as far as daytime highs today, back up into the low and mid- 60s. no issues with today other than it is cold in the morning. and you are going to have a beautiful blue sky day. but it's going to look hazy and you have no doubt probably noticed that over the last few days as you have been out, and there is a spare the air today. spare the air alert goes into effect only because we started pulling in too much haze, and it is a combination of wood burning stoves, you know that we are recreating in the bay area and poor air quality in the central valley. you might want to limit your exposure, and don't contribute more to it, if you can. look at the big picture. storms are lining up out in the pacific. this first one right here is the one that's going to be respo

valley. that may be just enough for a rogue shower this afternoon. once the sun sets, all bets are off and a cold night is on the way. another tenth of an inch of rain is possible. it's not letting up until after the morning commute. let's get over to jobina and talk about that wet commute. >> thank you. so, we have an issue going on in los gatos right now. this is a sigalert. it is the classic example of what can happen during these slick conditions. as we bring in the map, a car has overturned, injuries have been reported. this is going to be on northbound 17 before idyllwild road. the lane is shut down there. speeds are down to about 12 miles per hour. bringing in our live cameras, let's show you the slick conditions. at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:47. it's going to be sluggish as you make your way into san francisco. also the chp issued a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. the lastly, going to check out walnut creek and 680. mike was talking about how the rain was coming down in the east and in the south. it's reflected wi tby