weber a minute to do this. you ready, congressman weber? reppo weber i am, mr. chairman, i appreciate that. this question is for director gatens. the transition authorization act of 2017 requires nasa to provide congress with a transition plan for the iss to address several specific topics. frankly, nasa delivered a plan that was less than adequate. it was supposed to provide an update this year, so i guess my question for her is aware is that plan, and will it require all the elements under the previous act? dir. gatens: thank you for that question. yes, we are working on the update that transition report right now. it is going through agency review, and we will be sending it to congress in the coming weeks. i believe you will find that it is a much more thorough, strategic, and tactical plan for transition to commercial leo destinations. it has evolved since the initial report to include many more details, cost projections, transition indicators, our requirements in low-earth orbit going forward. i think it i

ebs nominated colm kelleher to succeed weber in april. weber had suggested the bank consider appointing a woman. deutsche bank tapped alexander wynaendts as its next chairman to help guide the lender as it emerges from a decade of restructuring and upheaval. the dutch insurance veteran is set to take his role in may. the bank also nominated a chief risk officer. activision blizzard ceo bobby code-6 -- code-6 --koic has left with the possibility of stepping down. activision blizzard is facing allegations that its frat house culture makes it a toxic place for women to work. coming up, japan's guest expect you to -- expected stimulus package. this is bloomberg. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the

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the national institute for public health confirmed it found omicron in test samples taken on the weberh and the 23rd. that is even before south africa first chair of the variant with the world. officials don't know whether those who took the test had visited southern africa. while the origins of the variant remain unknown, it has not stopped dozens of countries from rushing to impose a new wave of travel restrictions, mostly on those coming from southern africa. spain is the latest to join the list. >> today we have an agreement related to the sections on flights from southern africa. -- restrictions on flights from africa. >> 10 european countries have confirmed ready to cases of the omicron variant, including on a french island. as mass committed its return and vaccination campaigns are stepped up, -- as masks return and vaccination campaigns are stepped up, researchers are working to learn more. >> iis more of a frankenstein that others but there is always of the new. the virus keeps surprising us. >> scientists are keen to discover how effective the current vaccines are against the

police say the victim 47 year-old percy williams was shot and killed on thursday night on weber avenue and american street in downtown stockton while he was with his little boy. police believe a white suv may be connected to the murder and say the shooting was likely not random. we're going to have to. >> try to give him a normal life after witness and his brutally killed in broad daylight. we don't have any clue as to why this would happen to him and the way that it happened with his son in the car with him. he had his faults like the rest of us. but he was an amazing. >> man with a great father. great son and he was truly loved by everyone that knew him. >> stockton police say they are following several leads at the moment and are mainly focusing on tracking down this white suv. victim is recovering tonight after a vicious knife attack. police in sacramento arrested a man accused of injuring someone with a machete early this morning. investigators say the assault happened in the area of h and 9th streets in downtown sacramento the suspect and the victim apparently know each other. no

weber, a security guard called the cops and the people took off. when officers pulled over two suspects, they found more than $15,000 worth of stolen goods from another realreal shop in larkspur . police say a group of about 40 people hit that store earlier on sunday night . making off with about $250,000 worth of goods. cement it is almost hollywood like . >>> there are gangs . >> it is not like there are riots going on or some other instability . is pure robbery .'s the police detectives are working together to sniff out any possible conditions. >>> we are seeing reports of a shooting in east oakland . police say a man was shot near a homeless income it. it broke out in fruitville and alameda avenue this afternoon . >> reports the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay . at the same time, the reward is going to $70,000 for information leading to the gunman who shot a local news crew security guard in oakland . coming a mob style robbery when they were attacked yesterday . the guard is hospitalized in stable condition tonight.

. >> reporter: att weber understands. vet was homeless before he joined the course. >> finally found something i'm decent at, i enjoy and vets looking out for vets, nothing better than that. >> o'donnell: after the nine week program, operation double eagle will help find jobs for twhoaz who want to work on a golf course. what's your favorite part of the program? >> i love the mowing. ( laughter ) gorelick plans to start her own business and hire other vets. >> get up there! beautiful! >> o'donnell: what's it done for your mental health and state of being? >> i'm outside, surrounded by other veterans, so iq camaraderie that means so much to veterans. >> o'donnell: there are so many ways to help our veterans. still ahead "cbs evening news," a river of trouble turns into a river of life. and breaking news, on a rendezvous in space! >> tonight's honoring our heroes is sponsored by the 2022 grand wagonneer. just like the men and women who wear it on their uniforms and the country it represents. they're all only meant to move o

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you guys know authorities blamed the adf for those bombings. malcolm weber's following developments for us from nairobi to the ugandan army spokesman to, to just to show why the guy that had begun this join military operation with both air strikes and artillery fire. but we have heard from security sources.

like you take away their sexuality which brings us back to what they were trying to do with david weber, you can't be a black man and believe these things. it is unfortunate to see that hysteria but i see a lot of gay people waking up to it. >> host: where and how did you grow up? >> guest: i am a true new yorker. i grew up in brooklyn in 1976, spent my first couple years there, grew up in long island, my parents made it out of brooklyn. the american dream come you grow up in the city to make it to the suburbs, then went to suny basin, state university of new york and lived in manhattan most of my life, stayed there for years and in 2013 moved to los angeles was the only two places i've lived were new york in my formative years, new york city and in los angeles but the thing i talk about a lot of issues we talk about here are the things that resonate in the middle the country so living on both sides of the country the message became the middle of the country. >> host: is there such a thing as cancel culture? >> guest: absolutely. you don't even need to ask me, go to facebook and see the

. >> reporter: matt weber understands.s homeless before he joined the course. >> i finally found something i'm decent at, and i enjoy, and vets looking out for vets, nothing really better than that. >> o'donnell: after the nine-week program, operation double eagle will help find jobs for those who want to work on a golf course. what's your favorite part of the program? >> i love the mowing. >> o'donnell: the mowing? gorelick plans to start her own business, and hire other vets. >> get up there! oh, beautiful! >> o'donnell: what's it done for your mental health, for your state of being? >> i'm outside, i'm surrounded by other veterans, so i have that camaraderie that means so much to veterans. >> there's a lot more news ahead. a river of trouble turns into a river of life. and breaking news on a rendezvous in space. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encour

million in both again this time so the people are most upset about them running for governor mark weberg to santos and the government kansas because what he has the ability to do is dry up democrat small donor base because i get excited about him he's not going to be governor but he's going to hurt the national democratic party in a way that it is today and i would love to see it. kennedy: i know he's going to focus on the winter storm and that where governor abbott is very vulnerable from we don't want to see a repeat of that in texas or their state but he's definitely wrong on firearms and i would like to see how that plays in texas because i've spent a lot of time in texas, i do like taxes, i do love texas. wrong on taxes, wrong on guns from a he's going to have a hard time on immigration as well. democrats in texas, there luciferase about being protected. >> governor abbott has always run, he's the first lady of texas and . kennedy: don't tell that -- >> as you know, i worked for glenn youngkin and glenn youngman was able to win the hispanic vote in virginia and i think you will see

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we tried to stop them and they closed the front entrance and they put their sledgehammers up like weber were going to hurt them and then they threatened the customer but he got away and they ran out and the cops got here shortly. >> law enforcement believe the flash mob are correlated group effort they're investigating organizing these crimes and patrols at shopping centers. critics of california operate its justice system saying the surgeon organized retail crime is a result of a state referendum which downgraded property theft to a misdemeanor for stolen items that they value of $950 or less. >> i think it's a manifestation of weak leadership in a manifestation of some bad decisions that are leaders made. it's a manifestation to set aside for gonna defund the cops. >> they arrested four suspects in beverly hills in connection to the home depot burglar really, many more smash and grab suspects are at large. jon: christina coleman. thank you. a child injured in last week's deadly christmas parade tragedy in wisconsin reportedly has been released from the hospital. eight more children re

representative weber did it wouldn't be for very long time.it would be with a predefined steps that has come to get out after i've served and done my part. but i've also become convinced as you said earlier that a big part of the change we need to see is in our culture, some ways lawmaking can't fix that. do i think political leaders or at least where lytic leaders can be tried a change of culture? i think ronald reagan did in 1980. there are ways to drive cultural change that could be within politics, a lot of which outside of politics and i keep my mind totally open to see where i could have the most impact and hopefully have some fun personally along the way doing it. >> host: to see any leaders after moving in the right direction in your judgment? >> guest: not that immediately, to mind. i will be brutally honest with you. >> host: joe biden has explicitly endorse stakeholder capitalism. he called the idea that it was -- obviously he's very explicit and wants to envy opposite direction. >> guest: he's moving the opposite direction i'm advo

weber is recognized? >> dr.ccellini, it's a tribute to your service that you have signed up -- that many ambassadors have signed up to have a weather ready nation. your expertise and leadership created and helped coined the term "weather ready nation," which in texas, i don't know if we ever [inaudible] but you understood, nonetheless, that this was an opportunity program for increased engagement and partnerships with the private sector, weather forecast companies, with members of america's weather and climate industry. we have wholeheartedly supported the weather ready nation program. if you could take this time to speak to the partnership between mws and the private sector weather forecasters and how they work closely with the national weather service for building that weather ready nation. could you speak to that please, sir? dr. uccellini: yes, i would be glad to. we recognize that assessing the public safety for the weather service to address the public safety mission, you've heard comments now from the gao

representative weber did it wouldn't be for very long time.it would be with a predefined steps that has come to get out after i've served and done my part. but i've also become convinced as you said earlier that a big part of the change we need to see is in our culture, some ways lawmaking can't fix that. do i think political leaders or at least where lytic leaders can be tried a change of culture? i think ronald reagan did in 1980. there are ways to drive cultural change that could be within politics, a lot of which outside of politics and i keep my mind totally open to see where i could have the most impact and hopefully have some fun personally along the way doing it. >> host: to see any leaders after moving in the right direction in your judgment? >> guest: not that immediately, to mind. i will be brutally honest with you. >> host: joe biden has explicitly endorse stakeholder capitalism. he called the idea that it was -- obviously he's very explicit and wants to envy opposite direction. >> guest: he's moving the opposite direction i'm advo

weber is recognized. >> thank you, appreciate that.octor uccellini, you heard it already said, that through your leadership, many companies have signed up to be ambassadors to be a weather ready nation. suffice it to say, i guess you are expertise and leadership created and helped coined the term, both weather ready nation, and in texas, we have -- you understood that this was an opportunity for increased engagement and partnership. and they wholeheartedly supported the weather ready nation program. doctor uccellini, if you could at this time, talk about private sector weather forecasters and how they work with the national weather service in making weather ready nation. could you speak to that, please? >> i would be glad to. we recognize, which, accepting the public safety of the weather service, the mission, and you have heard comments from the gao and [inaudible] we don't have the resources to even optimally solve all the issues there. so you will see private sector firms and working with them, collaborating or past to our warnings.

in fact, north america in mind and also in randy weber's district which is right next door, and sincethen we've had several hurricanes, tropical storms, leaving most of southeast texas under water, et cetera. and this starts recurring devastation up ends the lives of thousands of people but have enormous implications on our federal budget. it leaves taxpayers with bills needed for recovery and investing in money in mitigation efforts seems to be a wise investment that could save billions of dollars every year in damages. so, mr. stal, i would ask you, since hurricane harvey, theres is a effort to promote resilience in order to help communities be better prepared for extreme weather events, fiu extreme events institute is at the forefront of reducing the impact of natural hazards for research an the advancement of technology that strengthens response and posted recovery and mitigated exposure to risk could you ex pound, a short answer, if you don't mind, upon the importance of mitigation efforts and how the model that you're working on in florida could be translated to different areas

weber alone with young boys.e response from the indian health service senior staff was silence, so the crimes continued. over a decade after the first whistleblower report, dr. weber continued to sexually assault young boys who came to the indian health service for help. instead of removing the man who had been repeatedly credibly accused of sexually abusing his patients, they punished the whistleblower. too often in government, we see the people that report wrongdoing being punished. numerous senior officials broke the law by failing to report allegations to law enforcement, so the crime could continue. instead, what did they do? they promoted dr. weber to a -- to manage those who witnessed his crimes. by contrast, the report states that dr. butterbrodt was ban shished. the -- was banished. the word banished are in quotation marks, to a very remote and rural facility in belcourt, north dakota. so the doctor that was the patriotic american reporting crimes eventually resigned, and that was shortly after he was ba