very quickly, your thoughts on this, susie.never reveal very much, they give you a couple of quotes not revealing anything on the issue. but they recorded later than usual because of changing offence, who knows, we will have to see on christmas day. how's that for a tease to stay tuned. michael, thank you very much and i'll see you again at half past 11, i can't wait. thank you. that's it for the papers this hour. michael and susie will be back in just over half an hour. from us all goodbye for now. good evening. some of britain's most successful olympic sports are set to lose millions of pounds in support in a major shake—up of how they are funded by the government. swimming and rowing are among those taking a hit, whilst sports new to the olympics, such as skateboarding and climbing, willall gainfunding. here's our sports editor dan roan. for two decades, they have established themselves as olympic and paralympic power houses. but amid mounting concerns that metals we re amid mounting concerns that metals were all that matter

i've spotted the jumper, you flicked it around, susie.flicked itaround, susie. michael, let's go back to serious things. on the weekend, we are talking about a third lockdown looming across the united kingdom. yes, if you look across the majority of the front pages, that is the major theme is the idea that once christmas is over, the truncated christmas, we are going to be celebrating, there is going to be stricter measures and even as we mentioned earlier, and the possibility of stricter measures in the southeast as early as tomorrow with this mutant strain that seems to be infecting people more regularly than previous strains and so, as they are saying, there is and so, as they are saying, there is a chance that there could be more than 4000 extra infections every day and 4000 extra people in the hospital extra days and instead, the idea that schools are going to struggle injanuary idea that schools are going to struggle in january to get this testing in the system of the government would like to have in place give that extra week to pu

|j you, susie, what a genetic of this plan? was a scepticalface?sjohnson being people up and doing anything that he suggest when they're scientists these boris johnson suggest when they're scientists these borisjohnson is pretty optimistic on his part, threatening to ring someone up and waffle at them, thanks, buti to ring someone up and waffle at them, thanks, but i do not think that's going to help. but if they are withholding the regulatory approval, it's because whether it's the vaccine or testing, if you do not have trained medics doing it, it is not going to be as good we don't have enough trained medics to do all the things that we need them to do. the busy in the hospitals the gp surgeries and stuff like that. so, diverting them from what they're doing to do something else, it cannot be done and we have seen today with boris johnson's cannot be done and we have seen today with borisjohnson's plan to try and get or the army to do testing at schools, someone has got to do the stuff and we've got all these vaccines coming at her only way out o

tonight in our original series project home, susie steimle tells us about a new law that will answer that question.>> reporter: for several years now san francisco has held the distinction of being the most expensive city in the world. but just how expensive is your neighbor's apartment and how many apartments owned by corporations are sitting empty right now keeping speculation high? those are questions we will soon be able to answer. >> we don't know what asking rents look like on leasing websites and we don't know what actual rents look like for existing tenants. >> an ordinance was passed this week to create a housing inventory. under the new ordinance landlords will be required to report the following to the city every year read the approximate square footage of each unit, whether it's vacant or occupied and the date of any vacancies over the past 12 months. plus your tenants base rent. failure to comply means a landlord's license to raise the rent will be suspended. >> no one should be scared of information or transparency. >> i think it is ridiculous that to find out informati

keep sending your stories and ideas to project home at cbs.com and see all of susie's reporting on ourte. >>> another coyote attack in contra costa county, this one and a shopping center. the east bay times reports a man was bitten and a small shopping center in lafayette near mount diablo boulevard and dewey avenue. he was treated at the hospital for his injuries. two weeks ago a coyote attacked a runner, biting him on the lake. dna taken from his pants show it was the same coyote that bit a child at the moraga commons park this summer. >>> for the first time in decades of bay area park will open to the public. foothills park will be open to people who live outside the city beginning tomorrow. it comes after a campaign to keep non-residents out failed to gather enough signatures. >>> honest dorm watch radio, a fast moving winter storm is barreling from colorado to maine and could bring near blizzard conditions and wind gusts between 40 and 60 miles per hour. heavy snow creating dangerous conditions on the road. while dash cam video shows a truck spinning out and nearly hitting first r

susie needs the food but also cash to pay overdue bills with $600 helped. >>and then even cover the rent. >>despite being desperate those people we talked to in this line we're almost insulted by a $600 stimulus payment is $600 enough. >>not that that's next they can keep it. it's >>and even hey i like of i-four for floyd white. they >>others like wendy smith who has been laid off twice had a different attitude i'll take anything. down the street at the miami dade bus depot allison simpson is out looking for a job how badly do you need >>what do you think about congress taking so long has agreements with the president when people like you need the money so badly. >>congress. good >>what do you say over here and the day they need to release it might be it with everything needed for real if a nominee is fortunate people like you people really need them on the miami dade county made riding the bus free because so many jobless people couldn't even afford a bus ticket i got on the bus and that magdalena cerda who was working as a bartender and waitress how much

susie, thank you for being here tonight. watch this. >> we have opened an investigation to a group called america votes who is studying absentee ballot applications for people at addresses where they have not lived since 1994. the new georgia project, who sent voter registration applications to new york city and operation new voter registration georgia who is telling college students in georgia that they can change their residency to georgia and change it back after the election. >> martha: the weight of those investigations date at this point, susie? has anyone been prosecuted, has anything happened with regard to those investigations that you are aware of? >> not that i am aware of. to my knowledge, the state board of elections has only sent two names up for prosecution, and they were from a 2016 election. so four years later, we are finally prosecuting two people. now, the 1700 and i believe 36 that are known double voters in this election. we are not hearing anything kobo dolomite, not seen anything brought forward. >> m

susie steimle shows us why the big wave project will fill a critical housing. >> reporter: just beyond the beach, where pompous grass grows wild, and rolling weights create prisms near clips that look like the edge of the world , here, there is a housing crisis. >> there is no housing crisis this bad anywhere. >> reporter: for jeff pack, it started when his now 32-year- old daughter elizabeth was just a baby. >> my wife and i knew after she was born that there was something not going on. >> and she missed milestones. >> reporter: it is a similar milestone with this woman. >> i had friends who had babies run the same time and they were laughing and she wasn't and they were reaching for things and she wasn't. >> reporter: it is a worry specific to parents with special needs children. not long after they are born they start to worry what happens to them when you die. >> there is no housing for them. so it is critical that this need to be addressed. >> to give you an idea, 76% of all of the adults with special needs with their parents. the parents are getting gold. there getting into the 7

susie steimle, kpix5. . >>> good evening and happy holidays. a year ago, we did this show from a bustling ice rinks in the embarcadero. tonight we are in. >> i living room. we know this year has been a year unlike any other. so for the next 30 minutes, we invite you to sit back and enjoy the best moments in sports and there's been quite a few. >> it was an awesome run. >> probably seeing them. >> cousins step around and bosa gets chimney think nick is hurt. >> he's five. >> alexa, you know

susie steimle, kpix5. >> tickets for the live stream cost $9. >>> let's get straight into the details on the timing of this rain today. high def doppler shows rain off as we put that into futurecast we start to see earlier bands get here in the next hours. it will be fairly light if we see anything before 10:00 this morning. by 10:00, that's when the leading edge starts to work into the north bay. by the time we have gotten to around noon, it's still pretty much centered in sonoma. this is the leading edge, gets here in the early afternoon. watch next bands make their way across the central part of the bay in the early afternoon today. then down to the south bay by evening. there is not going to be a lot by the time it gets to the south bay from the system. it doesn't get there until late afternoon. we are looking at rain later tonight. as we advance this to early saturday it is not until about sunrise before things start to turn off. we might have a stray shower or two pop up in the north bay in the early morning hours of tomorrow. by the time we have gotten to 10:00 in the morning w

tonight, bringing you more stories from very brave whistle-blowers like susie, a longtime poll worker who said she observed a box of 800 ballots in the georgia audits that were in pristine condition calling them starkly different than the rest. another election worker, dana smith, she is telling the georgia legislator that the voting machines were stored in a way that's inconsistent with election law and she will be here to explain in just moments with democrats and their allies, the media mob. they don't want to hear about any of this. they want to believe that there are lines that every one of the people with the penalty of perjury are lying and there's no evidence whatsoever. illegal election activity and instead they want to focus more on endless investigations, more smears and the president and his family. take a look today for the president tweeting "the only thing more rig than the 2020 presidential election is the fake news suppressed media. if no matter how big or important the story, it slightly positive for us, or negative for them, it will never be reported. the mod has be

susie, kpix 5. >>> that's beautiful. tickets for the live stream cost $9.ll right, we've been tracking santa and i know that paul has been tracking the rain. how are you, paul? >> i'm doing well, $9 for that. that's a steal. let's take a look at what's happening weather wise. the rain is in the forecast for christmas day. a double barrel storm system around the pacific. round one moves in tomorrow for christmas day. round two drops in late in the day sunday. but that leaves us with dry hours over the weekend. by saturday afternoon, we're growing to be mostly dry across the bay area, we'll be dry through the first half of the day on sunday. let's talk about the christmas day rain. we'll zoom in with a look at future cast and freeze the maps here early tomorrow morning as the sun is coming up, this forecast model indicates light showers making the run in as warm air tries to budge the cool air out of place across the bay area, it's part of why tomorrow's temperatures will be 4 to 7 degrees above average. a lot of this will evaporate on the way down. don't be

susie's reporting on our website. >>> warriors will be seeing a familiar face at the season opener. it was announced yesterday that the ducks will open the new season in brooklyn, new york, against kevin durant and nets. it will be durant's first game since he tore his achilles with golden state at the nba finals in 2019. tentative date for season opener is december 22. >>> new, another ambitious goal from elon musk. he is planning to send humans to mars. he says he will put people on mars by 2026 at the latest. the billionaire making his projection based on science. he says every 26 months earth and mars orbits around the sun. spacex is developing a special rocket that can launch cargo and as many as 100 people at a time to mars and even to the moon. i don't know. you signing up, gianna? >>> i think i will keep my feet planted on earth. i will let those astronauts explore for us. very cool. taking a look at the roadways, not so cool is the traffic into altamont 580. tracy near that area, it's getting crowded for the super commuters. we have a trouble spot on the noncommute directio

tonight, we are bringing you more stories from brave whistle-blowers like susie, a longtime poll workersays she observed a box of 800 ballots during the georgia audit that were in pristine condition, calling them starkly different than the rest, and another election worker, dana, she is telling the georgia legislature that the voting machines were stored in a way that is inconsistent with election law, and she'll be here to explain in just moments. but democrats and their allies and the media mob, they don't want you to hear about any of this and want to believe that their allies, that every one of these people under penalty of perjury are lying, there is no evidence whatsoever of illegal election activity, and instead want to focus more on endless investigations, more smears against the presidentti and hisa family. look at this today, the president tweeting "the only thing more rigged than the 2020 presidential election is the fake news press media. no matter how big or important this story, if it is even slightly positive for us, or negative for them, it will never be reported." the m

susie steimle shows us why the big wave project will fill a critical housing need. >> reporter: justing waves create prisons near cliffs that look like the edge of the world, here, there is a housing crisis. >> there is no housing crisis this bad anywhere. >> reporter: for jeff this started when his now 32-year- old daughter elizabeth was a baby. >> my wife and i knew after she was born that there was something not going on. >> she kept missing milestones. >> reporter: a similar story for kim with her daughter emmy. >> i had friends with babies at the same time and they were laughing and she wasn't. they were reaching for things. she wasn't. >> reporter: a worry specific to parents with special needs children. not long after they're born you start to worry what happens to them when you die? >> there is no housing for them. it's critical that this need be addressed. >> 76% of all the adults with special needs live with their parents. their parents are getting old. they're in their 70s, 80s. when their parents go, they have no place to live. >> reporter: jeff, a contractor would owns t

susie steimle, kpix5. >> tickets for live stream cost $9. >> very cool. >>> here is a new place now to sail down sierra hills this year. if you don't like skiing this might be your jam. >> i think this is my jam. there is a safe place to tube in south lake tahoe. remember this? three lanes at tube tahoe opened to locals and many tubers are happy to get out of the house. we can understand that, right? >>> we can. i liked the grade at the park. it wasn't too steep. often you can get in trouble on a tube when you can't stop that. that is sanctioned. you go and have fun covid safely. let's look at the latest. rain is coming in off the coast. that looks good. first i want to talk about all the clouds because the clouds have had an impact on this morning. noticeably warmer to start the day. look at the north bay, low 40s, ten degrees warmer than you have been used to. that's nice. everybody else is still mid to upper 40s, no real difference there. there is possibility for isolated fog in the inland valleys of the east bay. we will keep a close eye on concord, livermore, dublin, especially to

in our original series project home, susie stein will talk with investors and landlords who say this could have a domino effect on the entire real estate industry. >> the risk is that we have a cascading disaster. >> it is not just an affordability problem out the gate. there is something wrong with the system as a whole. >> we will have a look at solutions on the table tonight at 11:00 on project home. >>> a live look at capitol hill where lawmakers grapple over a new covid relief bill. president-elect joe biden is adding a key member to his cabinet. henry has the latest from the white house. >> resident electro biden introduced retired army general lloyd austin as his defense secretary. >> in my judgment there is no question that he is the right person for this job. >> austin has been out of military service less than seven years and that is a long uniform commander required to wait before they take civilian jobs at the pentagon. austin will need congress to pass a waiver exempting him. >> so i come to this new role as a civilian -- but also with a deep appreciation and reverence f

tonight in our original series project homes, susie steimle talks with investors and landlords who say this could have a domino effect on the entire real estate industry. >> the risk is that we have a cascading disaster. >> is telling me it is not just an affordability problem out there. there is something wrong with the system as a whole. >> we will have a look at solutions on the table tonight at 11. >>> after facing some uproar over racially charged campaign tactics, the silicon valley organization has a new leader. robert has been appointed as interim president and ceo. he will be succeeding matt who resigned six weeks ago. he stepped down after this ad was posted on the organization's website. the image, which shows a right and south africa was used to attack the san jose city council candidate that led to a number of businesses and board members resigning and the disbanding of the political action committee. the svo has also been accused of targeting the skintone of latino candidates in past political ads. >>> still ahead, it was a cruel crime, a couple hundred tricycles stolen f

in our original series project home, susie tells us about a new law that will and are that very question. for several years now, san francisco has helped the distinction of being the most expensive city in the world. >> reporter: but just how expensive is your neighbor's apartment? and how many apartments owned by corporations are sitting empty right now, keeping speculation high? those are questions that we will soon be able to answer. >> we don't know what asking rates look like on leasing website and we don't know what actually runs look like for existing tenants. >> reporter: the supervisor and her colleagues unanimously passed an ordinance this week to create a housing inventory. under this new ordinance, landlords will be required to report the following to the city every year. the approximate square footage of each unit, whether it is vacant or occupied and the date of any vacancies over the past 12 months. plus the base rent. failure to comply means a landlords license to raise the rent will be suspended. >> nobody should be scared of information or transparency. >> i think it is

. >> susie steimle talk to small property owners who say they don't want to evict their tenants but if they can't collect rent soon, they will have no choice. >> we are here waking up every day trying to figure out how to house people.>> it is language you'd expect to hear from tenants rights groups. >> are you saying you think housing is a human right?>> i think shelter is the human right and we are the richest country in the world and can afford to shelter people. >> but these are real estate investors and small landlords and they are panicked about the prospect of having to evict their tenants. >> eviction is the last resort. it costs tens of thousands of dollars. it takes an inordinate amount of time and energy. >> they are urging lawmakers to give their tenants cash or rental vouchers so they don't have to push people out. >> this will not break their real estate industry. >> moratorium expires on december 31 and california's expires at the end of january. rent collection has dropped from 80.4% nationally at this time last year to 75.4%. meanwhile tenants are fleeing urban centers

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you can see all of susie's reporting on our website. >>> 14 million people will lose federal on them benefits unless the president signs the covid 19 relief passed by congress earlier this week. the bill has been flown to florida in case the president does decide to sign it. right now, he is assisting that lawmakers increase direct realist payments to $2000. congress will return on monday for a rare, late december session after republicans blocked democrats effort to increase that amount. >>> it is a white christmas in the sierra. the winter weather cause problems on interstate 80. >> we made it. >> reporter: visibility was low. that added to the experience. it made it more challenging. >> the ones that are local that can ski, they were fine. >> also, the ones that broke the rules and try to get away with it. travel problems are the big issue on interstate 80. any travel through tonight and the first half of the day tomorrow until workers can catch up will be problematic. the second wave will bring rain to the bay area. it will bring more snow to the high sierra. this is future cast.

tomorrow night in our original series project home, susie steimle talks with some investors and landlords that say this can have a domino effect on the entire real estate industry. >> the risk is that we have a cascading disaster. >> it's telling me it's not just an affordability problem out the gate. there is something wrong with the system as a whole.>> we will take a look at some solutions on the table tomorrow at 11.>>> it may be december but fire season is not over yet. check out southern california where the crews are battling a pair of brushfires fueled by strong winds in ventura county. no structures are threatened but a group of homeless people did have to evacuate.>>> remember these guys, these three mountain lions skewed from a wildfire in chester county? they have a new home today. the oakland zoo release this video of the liens being transported via fedex. they safely arrived at the columbus zoo and aquarium. one of the cubs suffered a burnt paw and the other two were sisters that were rescued after losing their mother at just five weeks old. >>> in a year that has not delive

susie steimle has a look at the $10 million idea. >> reporter: with an ongoing housing crisis coupledwith a global pandemic, the most vulnerable among us have become more so. and that is what sparked governor gavin newsom's project of home key concept. today oakland announced it plans to spend its dollars a little differently. it's affordable housing on a large scale. tens of thousands of hotel rooms have been turned into housing for the homeless. now oakland is adding single- family homes to its inventory.>> this is truly home.>> in partnership with bay area services, oakland announced that it will house 100 people in 17 single-family homes. >> it is really the homes that people have owned generationally for decades and decades. >> in typical back style they will be shared homes, bedrooms are private which allows them to be more affordable spaces. tenants will have to pay rent but the ceo says they have the reserves to help ease people back into paying rent. >> people who have been living on the streets for say, 10 years, haven't paid rent in a long time. and so we have a reserve whe

susie steimle spoke to small property owners who say they don't want to evict the tenants but they can't collect, rent soon, they will have no choice. >> we are here, waking up every day, trying to figure out how to house people. >> it is like would you expect to hear from tenants rights groups. >>> are you saying that you inc. housing is a human right? >> i think shelter is a human right and i think that the richest country in the world and we can afford to shelter our people. >> reporter: but these are really -- real estate investors. they are panicked about their tenants. >> eviction as a last resort. cost tens of thousands of dollars, it takes an inordinate amount of time and energy. nobody wants to do in eviction. >> their urgent lawmakers to give their tenants cash, or rental vouchers, so they don't have to push people out. >> this will not break the real estate industry, it might with the retirement and when the livelihood. that is a real risk. >> the cdc eviction moratorium expires on december 31, california's expires at the end of january. rent collection has dropped from 80.4%

stars vanilla crescents and more of these cookies help get palatable primed for the holiday season susie corona and touches steve are really big and block. the experts on christmas baking recipes really welcome to our christmas bakery we'll show you how we bake christmas cookies in germany. butter cookies are one of the favorites. and sort of white sugar catch us do you back uses 100 grams of powdered sugar. for sugar spreads much better through the day when it's crowded and you don't end up with these sugar crystals all over the dough and you'll need 125 grams of cubed butter a beet an egg. 260 grams of flour a pinch of salt added sugar and for flavoring half of the miller part not even a sugar. i'm fine it's not a right it's a very very crumbly with a little kneading turns it bit by the data into a nice room with. the finished dough goes into the fridge for one hour. now it's time to cut out the cookie shapes the dough should be rolled out to about 4 millimeters thick. cutting out the cookies as food for one and all especially when done together with others. that have no we get togethe

i can help you and tell me how i can help you. >> now as a volunteer, susie digitally matches donorse in need. >> no more free meals from school, no more free lunch at daycare, no more shift meals at work. i started to worry we were going to starve to death at home. >> you won't believe what i have today. >> i'm so excited. >> while most donors fill needs virtually, susie also delivers donated food to local families every week. >> thanks! >> good job. bread and vegetables and fruits and cereal. she's my food angel. >> i feel lucky to have been a con due it to help her. >> see you next time! >> it makes me feel like i am not by myself. >> through pandemic of love, more than 460,000 people have received more than $50 million with help with food, bills and rent. >> i think what the pandemic has taught us is we may not be all in the same boat, but we're in the same storm. we need each other. >> i just love what they are all doing and to support one of the most active organizations in this effort, go to cnnheroes.com and click on the donate button for world central kitchen. >> here to tel

stars vanilla crossings and more of these cookies help get palatable primed for the holiday season susie corowa and touch us diva really a big blog. experts on christmas baking recipes really welcome to our christmas bakery we'll show you how we bake christmas cookies in germany. or cookies or one of the favorites. instead of white sugar. uses 100 grams of powdered sugar. for far less sugar spreads much better through the day when it's a powder and you don't end up with nice sugar crystals all over the dough and you'll need 125 grams of cubed butter apiece and. 260 grams of flour a pinch of salt added sugar and for flavoring half of the mill a part not even a sugar. i'm fine is not a right it is a very very crumbly with a little kneading turns it bit by the data into a nice little girl tied to. the finished dough goes into the fridge for one hour. now it's time to cut out. the dough should be rolled out to about 4 millimeters thick. cutting out the cooking says fun for one the norm especially when done together with others. because now we get together with friends and do our baking with

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-- maddie, susie and the whole team. with those thank yous, sir, appreciate your time and hop to see you again -- hope to see you againoon. >> thank you for doing this. ieally appreciate it. >> all rig. that take care, thank you. >> the u.s. senate wl gavel in later today. back at 3 p.m. eastern, lawmakers are expected to continue work on the nomination of thomas kirsch to be judge on the seventh circuitourt of appeals. . cur, would replace amy coney barrett on the cirit. a vote t advance that nomination will occur at 5:30 p.m. eastern. wah louvre coverage here on span2 -- live coverage. the house is not in session. members are waiting for the latest covid relief agreement to be wrought to theloor. 9 and the nation's electoral college meets tay to officially cas their ballots for psident and vice president. we're live from a number of states today including michigan and tex. tonight we'll have a complete rep of the day's event as well as live remarks from president-elect joe biden starting at 8 p.m. eastern over on our c

would not be preaching suited to somebody 15 or 16 to be incapable of making an informed russian and susie, we hunt down criminals till the end. tehran doubles down on avenging the murder of its top nuclear scientists, as his funeral takes place into iran. i'm shocked because it's rebuild times up the group set up by hollywood celebrities with a huge p.r. to fight sexual harassment and just 10 percent off donations received on actually helping with a very good morning to you. you're watching r t international with me to the french president's ruling parties that scrapped a hugely unpopular bill to restrict filming a police spokesperson blamed misunderstandings of the law, which will now be rewritten. opponents had warned the measures called article $24.00, violated media freedoms and allowed officers to get away with brutality. the government's u. turn follows weeks of name, national uproar. my it was present, my friend chad and the movement see meeting on monday as part of that meeting there was the french prime minister, the french interior minister, and also the leaders of the parliamen

susie's here beethoven lose your mind. for the story behind the music. for the ages greatest. beethoven's 9th. or the more it starts to simmer down on w. . hello and welcome to the program liz show for a long time russian authorities acted like they had the coronavirus and then make under control they issued relative low infection rates and even developed the 1st vaccine against the virus but now the numbers have skyrocketed in many russian cities hospitals have reached their limit even the government.

susy's firing and suspensions follow our year-and-a-half-long investigation into sexual assault in theitary, including interviews with nearly two dozen victims and their families. we asked mccarthy why action wasn't taken sooner and where the army goes from here. soldiof the soldiers we talked to and the whistleblower said a's time for a "me too" movement in the military. ect revexpect revolutionary ioange? >> yes, i do. what you'll see is one of the mo most comprehensive steps of accountability in the army history to get after this. >> o'donnell: the most comprehensive in accountability? >> it will be among one of the ng onet, yes. >> o'donnell: in the course of our own investigation, service members told us they experienced retaliation for reporting sexual assault. >> they were trying to break me down. they just go after you because you're the victim and you're the problem. re it got to the point where i didn't just wish i never reported, i wished that i had never joined. i wished that i was dead many mmes. t no'donnell: survivors told us that no one took their reports theyously, and

services that should be free people are gonna say systemic corruption is only getting worse dozens of susie's are returning to iraq after finger conflict with i sold why they say they fear for their future. how either the weather sloshy set fair or across the middle east if a little on the cool side has to be some clout pushy. across to some other wet weather some wintry weather here recently distaste disturbed across the eastern side of the mediterranean as we go on through the next couple of days sundays not see bad but a few showers there just creeping into northern parts of syria just coming out of turkey as we go on through monday you see some really wet weather and some well the windy weather across that eastern side of the mets any tutting very unsettled in cyprus well just make its way into syria lebanon and jordan further south it is generally tries still what a brisk wind down towards the gulf temperatures here in doha getting up to around $23.00 degrees celsius some a time below the seasonal average but as i said last you drive some hazy sunshine that sunshine stretches down across

can put it in the comment section and we will get to those and we will start with a question from susie q. [laughter] she says i would love to hear guests talk about the experience and the archives at the guthrie center and the favorite thing that you found in their. >>. >> you had a wonderful experience in the archives those that have not been good and those that protect their goal and that's not the case. i think nora, woody's daughter set up an atmosphere that encourages people to dig and it doesn't censor. that which could be compromised maybe they have stuff at home and nobody knows about it's not huge but it's not tiny. like his journals are works of art. it when i first went to the archives i thought it had very little to do with the three necessarily but i saw these beautiful pages of writing and with the creativity and the compulsive relationship i got this strong feeling i get it was a real sensual experience for him those that are the most magical thing and with that nora said 15 years ago and that's a beautiful book with high quality art reproduction and those journals that

within days, susie received help. >> i was blown away.said, i can help you. tell me how i can help you. >> now as a volunteer, she digitally matches donors with those in need. >> no more free meals from school. no more free lunch at day care. no more free shift meals at work. i started to worry they were going to actually starve to death at home. >> you won't believe what i have today. >> i'm so excited. >> most donors fill needs virtually, susie delivers donated food to local families every week. >> thanks. >> good job. >> bread and vegetables and fruit and cereal. she's my food angel. >> i feel lucky to have been able to be a conduit to help her. >> see you next time. >> bye. >> it makes me feel like i'm not by myself. >> through pandemic of love, more than 460,000 people have received nearly $50 million of help with food, bills and rent. >> i think what the pandemic tout us is that we may not all be in the same boat, but we are certainly in the same storm. we need each other. >> i love what they are all doing. to support one of the mos

but holly susi's parents, january and jason gingras did so, especially richard.rium left him unaware where he was, why he was there. they died days apart without each other or their beloved family by their side. stev steven susi was their grandson. >> what hurt them and other families is inability to comfort them. they were isolated. this is a couple that married for 69 years, about to have a 70th wedding anniversary, all they could think about was each other. >> richard gingras will be buried thursday, one week after his belove wife of nearly 70 years was laid to rest. most public health officials say they see no signs of the virus slowing down. with a vaccine on the horizon, dr. dixon at the massachusetts field hospital told us he is encouraged what we are going through now is not merely a second surge of covid cases but hopefully a final surge. >> i hope that's right because we keep hearing surge upon surge and thanksgiving cases haven't even hit yet. >> that's right. >> that's why it is maddening to hear the president say particularly that we're rounding the

. >>> keep sending your stories and ideas to project home at cbs why.com and see all of susie's reporting on our website. >>> a live look at i-80 at castle peak at the sierra. snow and wind are making driving difficult. as heather janson reports some managed to get stuck in the snow while others enjoy playing in it. traveling to the bay. >> no plus rain, you know. it was the combination. >> the winter weather posing problems on i-80. highway hazard, cars pulled off to the side and traffic backed up for miles with low visibility and slow-moving cars. some drivers wondering when the end was in sight. >> we have been driving for three hours. we are safe, and you know, the skiing was fun. so it was worth it. >> but it wasn't just hard to see on i-80. it was on the slopes, too. >> the visibility was a little bit low, but that ended to the experience. >> for the family, skiing and snowboarding to celebrate their white christmas looking for a sense of normalcy by enjoying the outdoors. this could be a in you family tradition. >> go home. hot chocolate, maybe. chains are required. >> nice to see

susie culvio of texas was 86. she worked for the u.s.ervice for 45 years helping her husband support their two children. her son, gene, says she made so many sacrifices for her family to give them the best life possible. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the swi situation room. you can always follow me on twitter and instagra instagram @wolfblitzer. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, the president spiraling downward tonight, still fixated on the election which he lost, and there's new concern at this hour about damage he could do in his final days. has donald trump let the conspiracy theorists take charge? >>> plus a new and potentially more contagious strain of coronavirus is likely already in the u.s. according to dr. anthony fauci, as he warns about holiday travel dangers. how worried should we all be? >>> and joe biden slamming the president for his response to the massive cyberattack on the government. the president-elect warning