. >>> coming up, we go to the winchester mystery house for a look at some of the strangest >>> it was lot of sunshine. folks on the peninsula turned out for a fun holiday event, including mood food and music and shopping. at the holly jolly palouse. organizers said it was a good way to organize local business. the festival featured dozens of art and craft booths, and toys for tots drive for the alameda county firefighters could use your help collecting new and unwrapped toys for families who cannot afford them. this coming christmas season. you can drop them off at any fire station, or buy them from an online registry. cash, checks, and disc gift card donations are also welcome. >>> check out seven cisco's fire station 19 in the mission, crews got it all decked out for christmas. hoping to win the city's fire house decorating contest for a second year in a row. 17 firehouses are competing in the contest which first started in 1948 . it was revived three years ago. all stations are encouraged to host block parties and help raise money for local charities. maryland and breed will announ

. public school winchester.edge to charge private schools, vat and starmer asked the prime minister this week if taxpayers money will be better spent on rifle ranges in winchester to drive it up. standards in his birthplace of southampton . so we're now joined southampton. so we're now joined by julie robinson, the chief of the independ schools council. juue the independ schools council. julie thank you forjoining us julie thank you for joining us so mean some people might say, well , keir so mean some people might say, well, keir starmer's got a point. why why in in all these tough times people are having to pay tough times people are having to pay more tax . surely private pay more tax. surely private schools be doing their bit as well and these points about money for rifle ranges and winchester might strike a chord might not well actually he's got that completely the wrong way around because disadvantaged areas of southampton are already benefiting from independence . benefiting from independence. and as rish

keir, in prime minister's questions, used the example of winchester school which has, i don't know, ahooting range and all sorts of other things, and had been given a subsidy effectively of £6 million of taxpayers' money. where we have got schools across the country that are really struggling to get the resources they need. so i think there is a fundamental point of principle here. politics is about choices. so you accept it might not be popular, it might cost you votes? no, i think you have got to do what is right. i think there is very often a strong overlap between what is right and what is popular... even if the net consequence of that were to be that the kind of super—rich, if you like, can still pay it because an extra 20% won't really touch the sides for them, but for those for whom it is a massive outlay with huge sacrifice, they will be the ones who can no longer afford it? i think there is probably a growing number of people across the country who can't afford it any more because of the cost of living crisis which is eating into the middle class as well. so in which case, it

we all only talking about the eton's and the harrow and the winchester colleges of this great land ofurs. we are talking about hundreds and thousands of other schools . thousands of other schools. there are reasons as to why hundreds and thousands of parents scrimp and, save to send their children to minor private schools. and indeed, in today's daily telegraph , camilla tominey daily telegraph, camilla tominey says labour's plan is, and i quote, a stock example of britain's on the middle classes . but sir keir says it isn't just an attack on privilege. last september, when she pledged to end that charitable status enjoyed by many fee paying , he enjoyed by many fee paying, he said it would raise . enjoyed by many fee paying, he said it would raise . £1.7 said it would raise. £1.7 billion in tax a year from the private schools, which would then be used to fund state education. schools would lose their 20% vat exemption and they would then have to pay their 20% vat exemption and they would then have to pa y £104 would then have to pay £104 million in business rates as well . 20% tax on

speaker, winchester college has a growing club a rifle club and extensive art collection they charge over 45000 pounds a year in fees. why did he hand them nearly 6 million pounds of taxpayer money this year mr. speaker, i am please we want to talk about schools but we recently announced billions more funding. we help them catch up with their loss learning. and were driving up school standards mr. speaker. but during covid comment during covid he wanted to keep schools closed. we should not be surprised because i listen to parents and he listened to his union. mr. speaker, who after all was education secretary for four years, said you could scarcely find a better way of ending injustices and scrapping these. talks about driving up standards were just down the road in southhampton and you will know this, for in every 10 pupils failed their angle for in 10. taxpayers money better spent on rifle ranges or driving up standards in southhampton? [background noises] mr. speaker, he talks about core standards. it's under a conservative government and thanks to the reform education secretary,

on september 27, 1918, sergeant fred lloyd, armed with a browning winchester, single-handedly drove oute a single man. germany demanded that shotguns be banned as such that do not meet the requirements of the hungarian convention, and the american censor even forbade the publication of photos of soldiers with shotguns today, shotguns are actively used by power structures under them a number of special purpose cartridges have been developed, from low-noise to powerful cartridges with a split charge for knocking out doors in self-defense, which cartridges should be optimally used , in your opinion, with larger shots, since its stopping action is the most effective if we are talking about a person, and for rubber bullets, what do you think i believe that rubber bullets are like a special tool for law enforcement officers, how can that self-defense be implemented? when we have, as you say, the dispersion of the shot, and the opponent, will there be one attacker? do you think that there will be an attack? a dozen shots at you at once will be quite large , but the opponent may not be very clo

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one was a 65-year-old man found outside this 711 on winchester boulevard in san jose. the second person was found. >>> a search continues now in the north bay. have you seen this woman? she went missing last night. she is 68 and may have dementia. the police department issued a silver alert. last night, someone thought they saw her on mountain view avenue, and surveillance footage caught her. police are actively searching west and central petiluma. they are getting increasingly worried about her because of the cold temperatures. if you have any information about her disappearance, you're urged to contact the police. >>> harassment, sexual misconduct, and racism. those are just a few accusations bead bg made against administrators at cal maritime academy. nbc bay area stephanie is in the studio with details for us. >> these rape allegations and even hate speech against transstudents. they have been looking into and have taken measures to address them. tonight, the university responded to the report saying in part, their administration, faculty and staff are working day

one was a 65-year-old man found outside of a 7-eleven on winchester boulevard in san jose. the coroner isn't releasing any information on the other person, where that person was found. temperatures, as you might know or have been feeling have dropped into the theirs this week. the national weather service issuing another freeze warning for much of the bay area tonight, along with the warning that the temperatures will be dangerous for unsheltered populations. so just be careful out there. jeff ranieri is tracking those conditions and those temperatures closely. he'll join us with the details on how cold it's going get, and when things will warm up. jeff joins us later in the program. >>> another headline tonight, twitter appears to be suspending accounts that track private planes that includes the account that tracks elon musk's path. the account is called elon jet. it tweets the flight path data for musk's private plane. those flight paths are public information. in the past, elon musk said he wouldn't ban the account, even though it puts his personal security at risk. tha

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last winchester, we faced the twin pandemic of covid-19 and the flu cases at the same time. this year, doctors say there is a possible triple pandemic of illnesses from covid-19, flu and rsv. the respiratory virus overwhelming children's hospitals. joining us now to discuss the winter surge and how to handle holiday gatherings is dr. peter chen hong, ucsf professor and infectious disease specialist. thank you for being with us. what do you think, should we be getting masks out, wearing them again? >> it is time to bring back the masks. we are not only seeing an increase in cases in the community with covid-19 but past positivity is up and hospitalizations are up more than 100% in the bay area, more than 65% in the state. masks are not only good for covid-19, they are good for our history, they are good for influenza. they are good for lots of viruses that cause the common cold. >> let's talk about the number of boosters people have gotten. boosters are available for covid-19 right now. the latest data shows only 16% of californians who can get it have gotten it. when i heard

and by the way, just to the university of winchester and as for my background, well this, it doesn't really come as a surprise because those have been debated for a long time. there's been a bit of to and fro. there's been discussions where ship is price cap b and poland has been saying it's, you know, it's too high. this gives too much money to russia at this level it should be lower . and, but yes, so it's going to go ahead and essentially what we see is further sanctions on russia in the form of europe cutting off its opportunities of delivering, you know, receiving supplies of energy, supply of gas supplies, of oil and from, you know, reliable, otherwise reliable sources and cheap sources and then russia. so it's a european decision to impose restrictions on its supply. now the price camp is quite a ridiculous idea because you know, if you're the buyer and if you're saying, well where the band of something, let's say b mm w because we're going to impose a price cap on the price of being w. cause, well obviously you're free to do that. basically you say ok if it's more expensive t

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but then westwood dies in a hunting accident so that funeral will be held in winchester in virginia, 72 miles from washington. so the day of the funeral is a heavy rainstorm. so another freshman named warren magnuson from washington state says we have to go to the funeral every senator will be there even the republicans. of course no senators were there but johnson told an aide we were the only senators there. and was standing on one side of the grave that harry was on the other. and in the middle of flooring the coffin analogy me a long time and said i don't know what that meant but that look was very important when lyndon johnson needed something out of what harry byrd was the chairman the senate finance committee and the book i am writing out. the finance committee has jurisdictional medicare in the center. so harry byrd at this time by 1938. it's now 1965. lyndon johnson is trying to pass medicare. somehow when it went into the finance committee and never seem to go out. harry byrd delayed the hearings were scheduled so many witnesses to have witnesses coming back again. and lind

the menagerie market returned to the winchester mystery house.st oddity artists, vendors and entertainers came back for the market this year. almost an extension of halloween looks like. they had bugs, bitcoins, taxidermy for sale, along with art, jewelry and creations that are hard to describe. >> this show is not for everyone. but it's creative for the people who like all thing odd, odd, curious and mysterious. >> it's a fun place to get gifts for friends if they like creep creepy and macobb stuff. >> there are people doing things that you can't find anywhere else. >> they had about 50 vendors. many shoppers dressed up for the occasion as can you see. so tomorrow morning we're seeing a wet commute. >> tuesday and wednesday trending dryer. >> have a great night a great week. take care. ♪♪ >>> this sunday, backlash. donald trump faces intense criticism after once again embracing white supremacists and anti-semites. >> there is no room in the republican party for any semitism or white supremacy. >>> but as trump fueling arrives in andy cement 'tis

owners of the menageries and oddities market set up a pop up shop at san jose's winchester house. it's one of seven shows each year, that feature all things odd like bug, bones, and preserved animals. >> this show is not for everyone. but it's created for people who like all things odd. odd, curious, and mysterious. that's who we are. >> many. of the item are hand made by local artists. i like the art work, but i don't want any bugs for christmas. >> i feel like you know all the odd things. >> i don't. >> i did think the painting. octopus in place of the person's head looked pretty cool. so maybe yiewfer onto you're onto somethin ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello t y vwers i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here. let's go to today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. it's a tight race in georgia's runoff for the u.s. senate. we're in atlanta for the final push before a very crucial election day. ♪ >> we need to show up like this a 911 emergency. are you ready to win this election?

owners of the market set up a pop up today at san jose's winchester mystery house, one of seven shows held each year featuring all things odd like bugs, bones, and preserved animals, including stuffed skunks and reptiles in a jar. >> the show is not for everyone but it's created for the people who like all things odd. >> many of the items are handmade by local artists. >>> it's been a little more than a year since the caldor fire ravaged parts of lake tahoe and since then communities have been trying to rebuild what they can and keep in mind what they have lost which is exactly what's happening at sierra at tahoe. >> the resort and surrounding community were almost wiped off the map, but they are back open for the first time with the makeup mix of the old and the new. >> reporter: it's been an uphill fight since the caldor fire, but sierra at tahoe finally rising out of the ashes. >> rather than focus on what happened to us as victims we are focused on what it can be. >> reporter: crews removed the last pieces of heavy machinery e of fire damaged try buile ski resoin a year. the west

went to winchester , other being henry winchester, other being henry addington and, famously of whom it was said addington is to pitt , as long as london is to paddington . he was a rather paddington. he was a rather terrible failure as the prime minister . so terrible failure as the prime minister. so i hope that mr. sunak won't in his in his what would you call it, as schoolmates footsteps in that way. and of course florey at eton which they do very well, they let eton flourish and perhaps occasionally that they're supposed to be running they're supposed to be running the country for the rest of as well. but you must make his medal i think is a good thing to stick by. i think it's one of those simple catch phrases that if you can live by it and of course we all are at times and we all fall off when it's a bad day and the bus is and it's raining or, you know, whatever. but fine if we can. as i said, if you can remember, courtesy and remember good humour in the face of, a little adversity, i think we'll all be rather happier 2023, 22 seems to me happier in 2023, 22 seems to me to hav

went to winchester , other being henry winchester, other being henry addington and, famously of whom it was said addington is to pitt , as long as london is to paddington . he was a rather paddington. he was a rather terrible failure as the prime minister . so terrible failure as the prime minister. so i hope that mr. sunak won't in his in his what would you call it, as schoolmates footsteps in that way. and of course florey at eton which they do very well, they let eton flourish and perhaps occasionally that they're supposed to be running they're supposed to be running the country for the rest of as well. but you must make his medal i think is a good thing to stick by. i think it's one of those simple catch phrases that if you can live by it and of course we all are at times and we all fall off when it's a bad day and the bus is and it's raining or, you know, whatever. but fine if we can. as i said, if you can remember, courtesy and remember good humour in the face of, a little adversity, i think we'll all be rather happier 2023, 22 seems to me happier in 2023, 22 seems to me to hav

yeah i mean, i see that in here, that in winchester ihave that in here, that in winchester i have discussions, how many people you housed? oh well people have you housed? oh well i can't possibly do that. so that's clear. the hypocrisy that's very clear. the hypocrisy of support these ideas of those who support these ideas never follows through themselves. big concern about themselves. my big concern about themselves. my big concern about the putting people in holiday camps into military bases is the idea that we're going to swiftly the applications through . what the applications through. what i have noticed in the research switched off on the screen behind me is that there has been a massive in those people granted asylum year than last year and they're doing it at the initial decision . so my feeling initial decision. so my feeling is that within government their view is that they can solve of this in their way by actually just granting asylum to as many people as possible and reduce the numbers. that's where i feel the numbers. that's where i feel the concern is . well, that's the concern

winchester's got a nice one as well, but this a bit smaller, to be honest, than the manchester on thatou can also get what you want and support local businesses and local producers as well as you'll learn from an item that's coming out that really matters at this time of yeah really matters at this time of year. you're watching listening to stewart& friends to alastair stewart& friends with still to come with plenty more. still to come this afternoon, including the horticulture , serious horticulture sector, serious supply issues. if food security is not made a priority by the government, i'll be talking one of those affected who also has the inside track on what the and if you want done about it on behalf of all farmers. but first, before we get another quick . come back with an because that way would be putting themselves on same level as meghan and harry it has for a retort to be poignant has be short to the point and conciliatory and. i think they've done that very . do think they've done that very. do you think that's that there must surely be a shelf life in what meghan and harry

acquire wealth by simply going out in the west and fencing in as much property as you could, buy a winchester rifle, defend it, and it was yours. you could simply squat and acquire land. people of african ancestry were not given an opportunity to acquire land in this fashion. when the g.i. bill was passed, many people benefited from it. very few of them were of african ancestry. people who fought, many of them died, but people who fought and survived and came back and could not get the same loans, the same grants, the same opportunities as others. so the opportunity to build wealth has been denied. and that opportunity denied has manifested in a wealth gap that is unimaginable with black people having pennies on the dollar for the many dollars that white people have in terms of wealth. this wealth gap is something that cannot be ignored and atonement has to be a methodology by which we achieve a close -- a bringing together, closeness of this wealth gap, closing of the wealth gap, if you will. and until we close the wealth gap, we have to continue to require atonement. now, there are many peo

we got a text from larry in winchester, illinois, who says this.i don't understand why in the new spending bill there is money to protect other countries' borders but not our own." and on facebook, jim says this, "president trump is right, the washington establishment is out of control and it shows in the out-of-control spending in the spending bill. even when republicans take over the house, things will not get better." and a text from gary in atlanta. "my top story is the trump tax returns. he lied when he said he was being audited. hillary was right." sherry calling from minnesota. republican line. caller: i was just wondering with the federal government, isn't their job basically to see to the needs of federal growth, the infrastructure of the country, the security of the country? and they are busy putting up special interests of their own little state. how do we put an end to that sort of garbage spending? host: ok. is that your top story, sherry? caller: yes. host: all right, let's go next to john in the vernon, new jersey, independent line.

we got a text from larry in winchester, illinois, who says this. "i don't understand why in the new spending bill there is money to protect other countries' borders but not our own." and on facebook, jim says this, "president trump is right, the washington establishment is out of control and it shows in the out-of-control spending in the spending bill. even when republicans take over the house, things will not get better." and a text from gary in atlanta. "my top story is the trump tax returns. he lied when he said he was being audited. hillary was right." sherry calling from minnesota. republican line. caller: i was just wondering with the federal government, isn't their job basically to see to the needs of federal growth, the infrastructure of the country, the security of the country? and they are busy putting up special interests of their own little state. how do we put an end to that sort of garbage spending? host: ok. is that your top story, sherry? caller: yes. host: all right, let's go next to john in the vernon, new jersey, independent line

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he was talking about winchester college and the fact that the government doesn't charge vat on privatel fees that keir starmer wants to start doing. now people may or may not agree with policy. that's, you with that policy. that's, you know, different know, that's a different but the words he used in that in words that he used in that in that statement i find very troubling. and he said why did prime hand them nearly prime minister hand them nearly £6 million of taxpayers money this year? now, of course, the government didn't have that school, government didn't have that school , £6 million of taxpayers school, £6 million of taxpayers funds. didn't them. funds. they just didn't them. the vat on the school fees which would have raised £6 million. and really troubles me and what really troubles me about this is this grow trend within politics and particularly in the left of policy, although sometimes it's difficult to differentiate between the parties on these things , is that parties on these things, is that it's attitude of politicians it's an attitude of politicians thatis it's an att

aren't coming back because gas well under covid they fit and they've worked that if you live in winchesteru were lucky or, basildon and you were lucky enough to have a job, we do some work at home. let's all go work at home. well, let's all go into tuesday, into the office tuesday, wednesday, and i don't wednesday, thursday and i don't need a season ticket for that . need a season ticket for that. and that is destroying the fundamentals of revenue , which fundamentals of revenue, which just means taxpayer , oh, can we just means taxpayer, oh, can we have some more money, please? just a couple billion and just a couple more billion and we'll fine. and i think passenger are absolutely furious the taxpayer will be furious pretty soon and it doesn't bode well for the future and the pnces well for the future and the prices are only going here another 5% is well something like that 5.9. i have heard simon thank you so much for coming in an all of that for us the time just gone 7:13. let's bnng the time just gone 7:13. let's bring you up to date with the latest news headlines . it's latest news h

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