we heard from a juvenile expert at the university of tahoe on his says, it's natural for iran to lean tools. russia the united states, wants to keep the current world order intact. and that's what they mean by international law. they mean a world order where they dominate, where they control, and where their european vassals and their proxies across the globe and their client regimes. they controlled this empire. but the fact is that this empire is humbling. the united states, as a, basically brought this misery upon itself, is only natural that iran is going to tilt towards russia than towards your after all, the historical injustices towards he ran towards afghanistan, syria, venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, yes'm and libya and the list goes on and then of course, nato provocations their advancement eastward to europe without any real need to do so and bit they have no legitimate ground to stand on and to complain to you, run about it's close relationship with russia at any level. i'm just before we go, the faithful little cup has concluded with the coveted trophy going to argentine, the

former head of the now collapsed crypto currency giant ftx says is he trying to figure out what went wrong. confusion reigns in i'd tahoe as authorities investigating the murder of four university students issuing new statements about the attacks. we will take you there. and the georgia senate runoff becomes a battle of the surrogates as popular figures lend a hand to the candidates. ♪ will. >> bret: first breaking tonight the threat that the approved a bill passed by the house to bind all rail companies and workers tentative settlement reached in september but rejected by some unions. deal does not include the paid leave provision unions wanted. today's action came as president biden and the leader of america's oldest ally talked about trying to get peace in a different kind of conflict. the one in ukraine. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. the most animated president biden got today was when he was trying to explain at a press conference how much he supports paid leave. even though he is backing this deal for rail workers that doesn't have the paid leave they want. >> i nego

former head of the now collapsed crypto currency giant ftx says is he trying to figure out what went wrong. confusion reigns in i'd tahoe as authorities investigating the murder of four universityes a battle of the surrogates as popular figures lend a hand to the candidates. ♪ will. >> bret: first breaking tonight the threat that the approved a bill passed by the house to bind all rail companies and workers tentative sett

of the world. >> that is california. universities, sciences, nobel laureates, creativity, eat your heart out, texas and florida. tim: in sacra tim, abc 7 news new details on a gigc new feature coming to palisades tahoet in time after that monster snowstorm. the new distance had its grand opening and combines resorts of alpine meadows and olympic valley. by doing that, it creates 6000 acres of ski terrain, making it the largest in california and the third largest anywhere in the country. pretty good stuff up there in tahoe. to top it all off, we have got snow, which is great. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. sandhya: it is nice when they have fresh powder and it was in feet over the weekend. right now i want to talk about winter like chilled for the bay area. we need to get ready. bring your pets inside if you have not done it yet. it will be subfreezing inland. prevent bursting pipes and protect tender plants. we have a freeze warning for all inland areas tomorrow morning and an advisory for the coast and bay shoreline for the same time period. virtually all of the bay area either under the warning are the advisory. look at the temperatures. you are already in the 30's and 40's