>> valerie: [screams] thank you. i could not be more happy. been nominated? >> valerie: i did not realize the nominations were happening and it was online and i went oh, my god, i went to see and i saw billie eilish, and she was announcing the rock group, and when they got to the song i screamed, in the middle of my bathroom all by myself. it scared my animals, they all went to running out of the room. but the first person after wolfie was added, he was beyond the mood to live and moon proud of wolfie, the only thing that ever made wolfie happy, that ever made ed happy was wolfie. ed got so much joy out of watching wolfie play music and be creative. so i wish she was here. >> kelly: it's one of those things were at something that you love and even when i see my daughter at a school performance, unlike -- i'm not the mom that is like make you smile, honey, i'm not that mom, but i get excited because it's something that we share. that's cool. i'm so happy for him. please tell him, it's so freaking cool. songwriting is so cool. >> valerie: you kn

we'll talk with valerie in a few minutes. put her in the limelight. >> get in there, you >> audiences fell in love with valerie bertinelli when she was just 15 years old, playing barbara cooper on "one day at a time." >> i'm the only kid i know that goes to confession that has to make up sins >> her life has been in the public eye ever since. from her years married to rock star eddie van halen and the birth of their son wolfy to co-starring with the late betty white on the hit show "hot in cleveland. her battle with weight became part of her journey, dating back to her days as the face of jenny craig. but it is her inner struggles about the pressure of weight and self-image that valerie has found comfort in sharing, opening up with us on "today." >> i have to learn to love myself today as-is >> that emotional roller coaster has been part of her road to healing. >> i'm standing out in the rain. because i'm doing my best to distract my mind from spiraling to a place of self-loathing because i saw a picture of myself today that

valerie and her friends were still in tears.ra ruled as he walked pass siena's new bicycle, still next to the christmas tree. then into the garage where don 's body lay. as night fell, the yellow tape went up. albuquerque police detective matthew kaplan left the investigation. >> everything was in pristine order, the only thing or two of order was don fluitt in the garage. >> there was no sign of forced entry. don cell phone was on the couch, as well as on the kitchen counter. police located all the kitchen knives and sent them off to the crime lab. they also gathered other forensic evidence including dons fingernail clippings. >> there was immediate blood in the vicinity of the walls, underneath him, on the truck. that looked like hand prints. >> but the detective thought it didn't seem like enough blood if the injuries don't had sustained -- >> that's when we noticed an empty bottle of bleach on the washer and dryer, and tools that spelled a bleach in the washer. >> so somebody had done cleanup? >> that's what it appeared, yes

valerie, bear with us a second, we cannot hear you at the moment.to answer your — now. excellent. technology. to answer your question, - now. excellent. technology. to answer your question, it - now. excellent. technology. to answer your question, it is - now. excellent. technology. to answer your question, it is a i answer your question, it is a 180 degrees trajectory of change for this show, but it is what reboots should do, it should be something completely different, offerfans something different, offer fans something completely different, offerfans something completely new and i think it will be something great forjen z as well as something for someone like me who grew up with the show to see it materialise in a different way. we are told and we can see from the trailer there, it is going to be gritty, issues of race and class are coming to the fore, a bit more sophisticated perhaps, in the treatment of those issues, which presumably fits the time, which is the point, isn't it? i fits the time, which is the point, isn't it?— fits the time, whic

they find out when valerie want to have her driver's license updated. she was told she needed a marriage license in that document did not exist. they decided to get married again. this time they're making really sure it's official. >> we're going take it hamlet of cortical enough to make sure that as it gets there, was. on other hand, take it down. >> the couple believes the whole problem can be blamed on an absent minded. pastor. >> coming up in sports. forty-niners quarterback jimmy garoppolo. this is yet another day of practice. with injury. so does that mean that rookie trey lance is going to start on sunday. we have an update on the quarterback situation coming up. >> and as we head to break the 100 33rd rose parade happens tomorrow to go. you can watch the parade on kron 4 and kron on live new year's day. our coverage begins at 06:00am the parade begins commercial free at >> the makers of the american girl. doll are making a little history the company is named the first asian american doll as girl of the year. the dollar's always have a backstory

which is not actually quite a case at 11 man in the band is very stable at about 8080 percent with valerie, because a 16 and a half. so ok, let me just bring unless you're a for a final word because we run out of time as the right. if i know where to you are you optimistic about the future of french politics? no, i'm not really optimistic, especially if we pay. if we keep on accommodating the reality of the racism that are leading the ideas and the, and the agenda is, are politicians in france. i think we are in a very bad shape and probably for not only this election, but if it moves on to the far right and to the fastest ideas that can be accommodated, then it might be also be a very hard time in 2027. okay, i'll leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. no, sir. again, if peter, cliff and jacker along, we thank you for your time. thank you for watching. you can see the program again. any time by visiting our website, al jazeera dot com for further discussion, you can go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. join the conversation on twitter

we'll speak with valerie jarrett. we'll talk about the process of getting any nominee confirmed, which is, as you know, has produced memorable moments over the past serl decades and has proved difficult for many candidates. chuck schumer reportedly wants a speedy process and the manner of amy coney barrett's confirmation which just took 30 days. that's what a source familiar with his thinking tells cnn. mick mcconnell, who deprived president obama of his final court pick, was noncommittal on the subject today. the first part of the clip we played from president biden was when he was a candidate in south carolina on february 25th, 2020. they were words my next guest was waiting to hear, but had not yet heard during the debate. here's how bob woodward tells us. quote, during an intermission, clyburn told a friend he was heading to the restroom. instead, strolled back stage and pulled biden aside. man, there have been a couple of instances where you could have mentioned having a black woman on the supreme court. you can'

valerie complex there.ding images of the late charlie watts alongside mick jagger, keith richards and ronnie wood. that is the fourth ban to feature on royal mail stamps featuring —— following the steps of bands like mcqueen, the beatles and pink floyd. and that is bbc news. thank you for watching. hello there. on tuesday, sunshine returned to the northern half of the uk. and through the rest of this week, we�*ll continue to see differences north—south. but we�*ve got a milder, stronger breeze picking up across scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, the winds are going to be much lighter, so we�*re more likely to have some frost here and increasing amounts of mist and fog too. now, it was pretty damp and grey for many southern parts of the uk on tuesday, but all that low cloud and damp weather is heading out into the english channel, so clearer skies are following on behind. and whilst it�*s chilly across parts of scotland and northern ireland, a frost more likely in england and wales. not just t

the only want was a chance of b g emmanuel, my call is valerie. pick trace ok and very big class is doing a balancing act between c o t. napoleon or so making your school speech about you migration on the sobbing security. hello. hi marina. right now. she's pulling as high as marina pen right now. yeah, no big deal. no, produce eviction. what about just is who is going to come 2nd after michael and i hope will come 1st. the 1st from now the game is about will comes figure. will it be night? the more will not come. second, continue that. so now the game is between 9 and very pixel. ok? it's in the interest of many of valerie because that is the moon pours as high as possible because it will take voters of not a little bit, which is that's actually quite the case that it was not enough. and it's very stable at about 1818 percent with very big a 16 and off. so okay, let me just bring a note for a final word because we run out of time to write a final word to you. are you optimistic about the future of french politics? no, i'm not really up to mystic,

we will speak with valerie jaret, as well. we will talk about the process of getting any nominee confirmed which as you know has produced memorable and consequential moments over the last several decades and has proved difficult for many candidates. senate majority leader chuck schumer reportedly wants a speedy process in the manner of justice amy coney barrett's confirmation which took just 30 days at the end of the last administration. that's what a source familiar with his thinking tells cnn. minority leader mitch mcconnell, who famously deprived president obama of his final court pick was noncommittal on the subject today. now, the first part of that clip we played from president biden is from when he was candidate biden at the democratic presidential debate in south carolina on february 25th, 2020. they were words my next guest, house majority whip james clyburn, was waiting to hear but had not yet heard during the debate. here is how bob woodward and robert costa tell it in their book "peril." he instead strolled backsta

all the allegations, now the subject of an internal inquiry for the news, i am valerie castro. >> andnew tonight the independent, another newspaper, reporting staff at number ten were told it would be a good grd to clean up their phones by removing any information that suggests lockdown parties were held the paper citing two sources, one of them saying i was told to get rid of anything that could look bad prime minister boris johnson, set to face the house of commons tomorrow in his regular-wednesday visit. this time, he will be grilled about the scandal, no doubt. updates here on the news tomorrow night >>> in beijing, the winter olympics, less than a month away but new omicron outbreaks, testing china's zero-covid strategy the country just locked down a third city nationwide, officials have ordered about 20 million people to stay home they are not allowed to go outside, and all-but-essential businesses told to close it is unclear, exactly, how long the lockdowns might last but olympics' officials say organizers relying on the athletes and stoof prevent an outbreak that could disrupt

nbc's valerie decastro is live in impeeria and to the you spoke to people who lost almost everything. >> this is a nightmare for them and it's hard to imagine what those neighborhoods looked like before the fire destroyed everything here and there you can see what's left from a car and support beam from a home but there's not much else to find. >> we're actually far off the deck. >> reporter: very little is recognizable in this pile of rubble and ash, a home destroyed by the marshall fire in lewisville but that's what makes it bearable for the family that's lived here since 1997. >> it turns out it doesn't really feel like our home, so, you know, we're able to i think emotionally detach a little bit just because this feels so surreal. >> reporter: udra and her husband were on vacation when the flames took down the house they returned for the first time over the weekend. >> we were kind of prepared a little bit but you can never be prepared for something like this >> reporter: they gathered what little they found intact it all fits into a cardboard box into the trunk of their daughter'

local police have been unable to provide answers living residents in the asia terrified valerie. now we're policy because we know what i'm afraid because i often watch football at the local battery night. but now that we are finding this woodman, i'm afraid of meeting these people now at dumping bodies in their new family. they see you, they make a damping. those so that makes me afraid of being out at night some of our and our home an investigative team from the capital nasal b as arrived to find out why this would is have been dumped in that reba and who is responsible until then that if i allah will continue to hold a secret this room mystery. turning to sport now and in women's tennis world, number one ash party has just won the australian open. after defeating danielle collins in the final on saturday. party becomes the 1st australian woman in 44 years to win a grand slam title at hon. that 25 year old australian took the 1st set $63.00. the 2nd was a back and forth battle with the american collins, but bought he proved too much taking at 76. the victory is bought. he's a 3r

for the news, i'm valerie castro. >> valerie, new tonight, the independent another newspaper reportedt staff at number 10 were told it would be a good idea to clean up their phones bice removing any suggestions that a lockdown party were held. i was told to get rid of anything that could look bad prime minister boris johnson is set to face the house of commons tomorrow in his regular wednesday visit. this time he'll begrilled abou the scandal, no doubt. updates on "the news" tomorrow night. >>> in beijing the winter olympics less than a month away, but new omicron outbreaks testing the strategy the country locked down a third city nationwide officials have ordered 20 million people to stay home. they're not allowed to go outside, and all, but essential businesses told to close it is unclear how long the lockdowns might last, but olympics officials say organizers relying on the athletes or staff to prevent an athlete that could disrupt the games. here's cnbc's eunice yun covid protocols that had been relaxed after the height of the pandemic in early 2020 now back. negative covid tests

cnbc's valerie castro with the renewed calls for the fda to scrap the restrictions >> now is the timesign up, make an appointment and donate. >> while the red cross begs for blood donations, law makers doctors and civil rights groups are calling on the fda to change its guidance on social media, representative richie torres an openly gay congressman from new york has called on the fda to respect the authority on science and end its discriminatory ban. >> it's rooted in some really bad, bad stigmas and stereotypes. >> once a lifetime ban in recent years the fda has rolled back the timeframe for gay and bisexual men from donating blood to three months, but glaad, an advocacy group for the lgbtq community says it is not rooted in science >> i think the fda is not modernizing quick enough to understand that it's the important thing to measure here is risk, and not identity. >> i see this policy, and i'm just truly baffled by why this discriminatory and unscientific policy is still standing >> dr. monica hahn is among hundreds of physicians who wrote an open letter to the fda in 2020, urgi

he's now on administrative leave and an investigation under way here's cnbc's valerie castro >> just minutes into the first day of 2022, a canton, ohio, police officer's body camera footage captures him running toward the sounds of multiple gunshots he fires his weapon through a tall wooden fence numerous times, announcing himself after the shots are fired. it's unclear in the video if he had previously announced his presence >> shots fired shots fired. police, get down now >> the man on the other side of that fence, james williams, later died the officer involved and that body camera footage now under investigation by the state attorney general who asks that the public reserve judgment >> a body cam has a particular point of view. it doesn't show you an awful lot of the context for the other facts that go into a determination of whether something was proper or not. >> but former detroit police chief isaiah mckinnon says an officer's response to any call should begin with asking this question >> was anyone's life in imminent danger and it bothered me because that did not appear to be

valerie castro with new details in the case. >> reporter: gabby petito and brian laundrie, there's was a relationship that would tragically end near grand teton park in wyoming last september where gabby's remains were discovered investigators saying she died of blunt force injuries and was strangled. the nation was gripped by the video when her boyfriend returned to his home in florida with her camp van. the pair had been on a cross-country trip to a national park documenting their van life experience an encounter with police in utah indicated a intense relationship and fight between the two but they continued on their journey. the following months gabby's mom reports her missing after a final tessage, no service in yosemite may have been a ruse. the fbi said text messages sent after death are indicative of mr. laundrie deceiving law enforcement by suggesting she was alive. and brian laundry reported the disappearance on december 17th, saying he doesn't return from the hike until days earlier. up until that point they assured the public they knew where brian was. on september 19th wit

both officers have been placed on probation for the news, i'm valerie castro >>> help wanted. the government agency creating more clean energy jobs as a new report shows just how bad we need it. >>> his former highness. prince andrew. the queen stripping her son of titles and duties that he got from birth after the sexual abuse case moves forward is it enough to protect other members of the royal family? >>> that and regulatory freedom for french dressing. as we approach the bottom of the hour and the >>> a massive work stoppage hits the largest supermarket chain in all the land, and that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money." more than 8,000 grocery workers across the denver area on strike the reason, they want better wages, retirement benefits, and working conditions the striking workers employed at kroger-owned kings soopers that's colorado's biggest grocer the members will be on the picket line for another three weeks. >>> chocolate. we seem to love it even more here in pandemic times retail sales of chocolate up more than 9% last year that's according to the research fir

here's cnbc's valerie castro. >> reporter: chicago public school students were likely already asleep when word came on late tuesday that on wednesday, there would be no school at all. >> what are your kids doing today? >> they're watching movies. >> reporter: while the chicago teachers union pushing for remote learning as omicron surges across the country, the city has pushed back saying the union's illegal vote against a return to school forced the cancellation of classes. >> we are committed to remaining at the table with ctu leadership and negotiating a fair agreement, but one that takes into consideration the voices of the tens of thousands of parents that we've heard from that said i want my child in school. >> reporter: that includes parents like ryan griffin. >> there's a reason why in-person learning works, and those dynamics go away when you put, you know, children in isolation in front of a screen >> reporter: but teachers say safety is at stake and weekly pcr testing would be a partial solution. >> we don't feel safe. we don't feel that the students are safe. >> if you wan

valerie castro, thank you. >>> a standoff over russia's potential invasion of ukraine after the first day of diplomatic talks the united states and russia meeting in geneva today. talks lasted nearly eight hours but officials say they didn't make any breakthroughs russian officials say they have no plans to invade ukraine but they've been building up their military on the shared border. of course, that buildup as ukraine and its allies are on edge, the country preparing its own troops for potential invasion in a moment we'll have a report from nbc's richard engel in eastern ukraine. first cnbc's senior white house correspondent kayla tausche on the diplomatic talks. >> shep, in the first of three rounds of critical talks this week the top u.s. diplomat says there's still a long way to go deputy section wendy sherman said the u.s. proposed limiting missile systems and limiting military exercises but the u.s. was unwavering in its position that nato gets to decide the process for nato membership and no one goes through that process. no country should have a veto or make decisions for ot

valerie castro now with reaction to the ncaa's announcement >> as leah thomas continues to dominate the world of collegiate swimming, now a member of the women's team at the university of pennsylvania, the controversy continues to grow, leading to changes in ncaa policy regarding transgender athletes >> leah thomas is an athlete just like any other athlete and wants to participate in college sports >> ann lieberman of athlete ally, an organization working to end homophobia and transphobia in sports is critical of the updated policy, saying it was rushed under mounting public pressure using international olympic committee guidelines as a shield >> while the ncaa statement last night said they would take a sport-by-sport approach and follow ioc guidelines, what followed about specific requirements for eligibility criteria for trans athletes does not take into those very principled guidelines that the ioc outlined principles that were focused on inclusion, on nondiscrimination, and nonpresumption of sfadvanta. >> those require the documentation of sport specific testosterone levels. leah t

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cnbc's valerie castro on the legal battle that could have major implications for the future of automated driving. >> the ntsb calls it automation complacency, drivers misusing an autopilot feature in vehicles like this model s tesla. l.a. county prosecutors allege the driver inthis crash was negligent in the operation, driving and maintenance of the car. the criminal charging documents filed in l.a. county court don't make mention of autopilot in the deadly crash that left both vehicles severely damaged. but investigators with the national highway traffic safety administration confirm the feature was in use at the time it's a problem some legal experts say stemmed from the marketing of the technology. >> unfortunately, i think the soft marketing of particularly tesla's systems has given people a false sense of confidence. >> bryant walker smith, law professor at the university of south carolina, says despite all the bells and whistles, drivers are still ultimately responsible behind the wheel >> tesla's autopilot is not automated driving. it is a fancy version of cruise control. driver i

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complete fast and faith. cases from the multinational cs military alliance have arrived from russia. valerie armenia to stand and also kirk, a stand. that stated mission is to secure vital infrastructure, while local law enforcement deals with the riotous. if we arrived in the republic of catholics, ton deployed to be signed area received in order to protect and defend vital state facilities. quality of other cio. we had orders to protect our marty airport. we successfully accomplish that early sets of outposts and patrols. it was a watch is being conducted 24 hours a day. every day here is markedly busier than the last hundreds upon hundreds. more peacekeepers are arriving to tell us that stop every single day arriving our troops. peacekeepers have taken over security at by the strategic infrastructure side such as the power stations, such as government offices, military base is the and the likes which freeze up jazz. it started the troops o troops of the catholic star military, to go above restoring all day the areas where there were riots where there was looting, where there were marauder

valerie bertinelli's special "good-bye to betty" and how her love for eddie van halen will never die. >> i didn't know that that would be the last time i would speak to him. >> i love what i'm doing. >> please don't. please don't die. >> beyond bob saget our series on so many tv dads taken too soon. how at the top of his game we lost bernie mac at only 50. >> how did you find out? >> well -- >> i didn't want to give anybody the satisfaction of like --

valerie feels like family to us here at the "today" show she is stopping by to chat with us on tuesday simply see her and give her a big hug by the way, the new issue of "people" magazine is on news stands this friday >>> next up, betty white a new trend inspired by the late actress is going viral in honor of what would have been white centennial birthday. fans are asking folks to donate to animal rescue organizations on january 17th as part of the #bettywhite challenge. the trending movement, of course, inspired by her long history of animal activism and outreach one more example of betty white's positive influence >>> next up, chris evans, the captain america actor is taking on a new role in hollywood depicting gene kelly the project is set to tell the story of a 12-year-old boy's imagined friendship with the "singing in the rain" actor in the 50s. there was a plot conceived by chris evans who is also set to produce the untitled project can chris evans the famous action movie -- can he dance the answer is yes. here's the clip we found from from him everywhere people are tested to see