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. >> we heard from the kremlin who has reacted very strongly to the meeting that's been ongoing in russ bells. >> the risk of kiev actually started a con flight in eastern uk. and nay believes it's a high. >> they were information is creating hysteria. that information is laced with lies. that's the official reaction so far. and we've been hearing from officials from the dumat mo is the house of parliament. the nato d dispatching troops is going to create a severe crisis they further expending. >> they were trying to prevent that from happening. but it appears all the diplomatic efforts have failed. and now, we'll we'll continue to move forward andthe russians are concerned and believes that is security concern. and they batted to make sure that nato was not expanding any further. they didn't want jew crane. they wanted to go back to 1997 levels. after that point 14 new countries joined this alliance. and that's why near this position. they believe their security is at risk. because they're surround by a country that's part of this alliance and they believe this alliance has its own age

colonel has been jail for life in germany for torture and murder during syria's civil war, and were russ landsey 1st syrian official to be convicted for such crimes. he held a top position in a prison where detainees were tortured and killed before he sought asylum and germany in 2014. dominic came reports now from berlin. 10 years ago. unwashed sloan was a senior officer in the syrian government forces. now the former colonel is starting a life sentence for crimes against humanity convicted by a german court of multiple counts of murder, torture, and sexual violence. all carried out during his time in charge of the al hattie prison, near damascus, dang o'clock to lie in titus. as the defendant was a part of assistant. at his instigation, thousands of civilians were brutally tortured. he's also responsible for murder of at least $27.00 people. the evidence we put forward prove that unambiguously because one ruslan defected to the syrian opposition in 2012 before eventually coming to germany. 2 years later where he was granted asylum, it was only in 2018 that police began checking out his

a. russian officials are set to meet in geneva to discuss russ his troop build up on the board of ukraine. washington a certain sanctions if moscow and vases labor ahead of the official head of the official sort of the talks diplomats met informally. she harbor tansy as more after that dinner. the russian deputy foreign minister said that the pillars preliminary talks is very wide range and talks where they had over dinner were complex. but business like the out of the this is a report from the russian russian media. so my translation, i mean, you know, i'm not entirely sure, but it's as a, he does the russian performance said he doesn't think there will be a waste of time in vain. but barbara talks will be a waste of time in vain, or something very about it. translation, the unrest in kazakhstan is also expected to top the agenda in geneva. the u. s. is question. the presence of russian peacekeeping troops helping the government to quell mass in protest more than 5000 people have been detained since anti government. protests began at least 19 people, including children, have died after a

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still to come, tensions are high onom ukraine's border with russ, break down what you needde to kw about that. >>> and brt next, one of the mo ridiculous, and i mean ridiculousan things you will probably hear all week. but first, richard lui is hear with the headlines. >> stories we're watching this hour, the stock market had its worst week since the start of the pandemic in march of 020. analysts say rising inflation and expected interest rates, all three down more than 3%. affecting millions of retirement accounts. >>> the fbi confirmed brian laundrie was responsible for the at the time death of his fiance. he was found doed in october. left behind a notebook where he admitted to the killing. in a statement the petito family appreciates the fbi ice efforts. >>> the carnival is postponed. the festivities usually held in february, now pushed to april, due to thery omicron covid variant. brazil t reported a record numb of covid cases just this week. more ayman, right after this break. more ayman, right after this more ayman, right after this break. new personal record, limu! only pay for

a law student from doncaster, collette osborne, owner of a hair and beauty salon in nottingham and russ gott, a retired sculptor in crewe. thank you for talking to us. let me go round each of you. olivia, should the prime minister stay or go? i the prime minister stay or go? i think that if the inquiry concludes he broke the rules, he needs to go as soon as possible. but no matter what, i would like to see him gone and replaced by early summer at the latest. :, and replaced by early summer at the latest-- well. _ and replaced by early summer at the latest-- well. i _ and replaced by early summer at the latest. firaz�*? well, i probably have latest. oroz? well, i probably have a view that— latest. oroz? well, i probably have a view that is— latest. oroz? well, i probably have a view that is a _ latest. oroz? well, i probably have a view that is a bit _ latest. oroz? well, i probably have a view that is a bit controversial, i a view that is a bit controversial, ithink_ a view that is a bit controversial, i think the — a view that is a bit controversial, i think the prime minister

russ frushtick is the co—founder of american gaming website polygon. it feels like microsoft's view commercially is duty calls. there is no question about it. they have made a very aggressive move you with this acquisition and obviously we still have to wait for it actually to be finalised with the f pc but they will eventually be one of the biggest gaming companies into the world by far. we biggest gaming companies into the world by far.— biggest gaming companies into the world by far. we can have a sharp intake — the world by far. we can have a sharp intake of _ the world by far. we can have a sharp intake of breath - the world by far. we can have a sharp intake of breath about. sharp intake of breath about the amount of money involved here but is there is the moment as big as it could be or are there other possible acquisitions coming along soon? it is certainly the biggest company that could have acquired, microsoft could have acquired. electronic arts is around $58 billion. smaller but obviously still enormous. i do not think this will be the

i've been speaking to tech analyst russ frushtick, co—founder of american gaming website polygon. i asked if this deal was more a matter of "duty calls" for microsoft. there is no question about it. they made a very aggressive move here with this acquisition. 0bviously move here with this acquisition. obviously we still need to wait for it to be finalised with the. if ec but, if it does go through, they'll essentially be one of the biggest gaming companies in the world by far. biggest gaming companies in the world by far-— world by far. right. we can have a sharp _ world by far. right. we can have a sharp intake - world by far. right. we can have a sharp intake of- world by far. right. we can l have a sharp intake of breath at the amount of money involved here, but is this — at least at the moment — as big as it could be? 0r the moment — as big as it could be? or do you think there are other possible acquisitions that might be coming along soon? it that might be coming along soon? , ~ . , soon? it is certainly the biggest _ soon? it is certainly the biggest company - soon?

russ is estimated to have about 100,000 troops on the border with ukraine, mostly in the north and east. there are fears they could link with crimea, which russia annexed in 2014. with russian troops in belarus, there are fears they could also target the capital from the north. but what is the west prepared to do to deter russia? would it abandon the pipeline from russia to germany that could leave energy prices soaring across europe? tay, germany's foreign minister was in moscow and says her country was ready to pay a high price and there could be consequences for the pipeline. the foreign minister of russia says that would be can a productive and rejected what he called speculation about russian aggression. >> we are not threatening anyone, but we hear threats directed at us. cannot accept demands related to military operations on our territory. >> the white house said the situation was externally dangerous. >> we are not estate -- we are now at a state where russia could at any point launch an attack on ukraine, more stark than we have been. >> u.s. is looking for a diplomatic soluti

of course, that would complicate efforts for russian, in any russ ian further incursion into ukraine because it is close to the spring thaw when roads get muddy. vladimir putin may make a choice between elliott and president xi or moving it -- between alienating president xi or moving ahead with his russian plans and ukraine. rishaad: bruce einhorn, taking a look at the situation and ukraine let's move what is happening to america where perhaps they reached the height of the latest outbreak of the virus. let's get the first words with bonnie -- the first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: a covid wave may peak. however, president biden's chief medical advisor anthony fauci says the turnaround will not be uniform with states in the south and west still seeing rising cases. fauci did say they should soon ease. he warns the worst case scenario as covid enters year three is a deadlier variant. chinese officials have ordered all 2 million residents of beijing to be screened for covid after workers at a storage plant tested positive. the cluster in the chinese capital shows early signs o

russ: the base case is simple. we are in an economy that is slowing. gdp plus inflation are going to be 7% this year. you will have a stronger year for earnings growth than is currently discounted. you may get multiple compression but unless they tighten more aggressively than we think you are not going to have so much multiple compression that it overtakes the earnings growth. it is still a year where stocks are positive. tom: as we saw from apple, how does blackrock value these tech behemoths benefiting tons of money? russ: this is part of the bold case that you have companies like apple that are cash machines. they are growing their cash flow at an unbelievable rate. this is where dislocations create opportunities. we know a lot of the names that will not have earnings for decades were hit. you have companies like apple who take any other name within that big tech large-cap universe, these are not companies where you are looking at cash flow in 10 years. it is generating tremendous cash flow in real time. lisa: when do you know it is time to deploy

. >> most of russ looking for different distributors. >> reporter: dana lafleur owns a microwinery and is president of a southern california collective representing urban wineries, metereries and cideries. she says it could get worse in the new year. it's a concern because wineries need many different kinds of bottles. >> we use bordeaux bottle, burglary bottles. they all are shaped differently and have different purposes. >> reporter: with demand high and a busy holiday season, consumers may struggle to find some of their favorite spirits. one store in texas is even limiting sales. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> how much more have you had to raise prices to the consumer because of the shortage? >> so far i haven't raised prices yet. but it's inevitable. >> reporter: creating the holiday spirit is coming at a higher cost, and it's not clear when this bottle shortage will ease. nichelle medina, cbs news, vista, california. >> and that is the "overnight news" fo this wednesday. reporting from the natition capital, i'm errol barnett. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in

bella russ borders ukraine to the north and is politically aligned with moscow. downing street said prime minister boris johnson is expected to discuss it in coming day. french president emmanuel macron spoke with putin on friday and he later talked to ukraine's president and expressed full solidarity with ukraine. germany is taking a softer approach, the pipeline isn't operational and is weighing heavily on germany's response to the russian threat. the buildup is alarming defense officials, cnn defense official barbara starr has the latest. >> reporter: if vladimir putin going for a full-scale invasion of ukraine, america's top general laid out just how grim war dob. how disastrous could it be, in your assessment? >> if that was unleashed on ukraine, it would be significant. very significant. and would result in a significant amount of casualties. and you can imagine what that might look like in dense urban areas, along roads and so on and so forth. it would be horrific. it would be terrible. >> reporter: russia's buildup increasing in just the last 48 hours, ac

friend and also the person that introduced me to james in the first place i found a drummer called russ who my first played at a john stewart rehearsal. >> the way james accompanied himself on the guitar and sang, never heard anything like it. >> we found the bass player. >> his song was amazing and demeanor was unlike most cats i knew at that time. >> finally, i'd met one of my idles, one of the greatest s songwriters of all time carole king. i said to carole, about to make this record with james taylor i wonder if you would consider playing piano on it. would you come to my house and meet him? >> carole said yes. >> i'm down at his house hooking up and we're talking about doing this show. >> which consequently changed my life for all intensive purposes. >> i guess i didn't realize how exciting it was at the time it is in retro spect saying how exciting and we were being young and making music. >> this is one of the things i wish i was aware my life was changing at that moment because i might have absorbed it in a different way. it was a moment where everything goes boom and matches up

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the try russ will spread around the country. reporter: test something a big piece of the administration covid problem. they are trying to buy 500 million tests to send to americans for free. the contract isn't signed and could take months. many school districts are requiring students to test negative before returning to class. on "fox news sunday," education secretary cardona keeping schools open for in-person learn is extremely important. the administration is doing everything in its power to make sure that happens, including making access to testing easier. ashley? ashley: the debate goes on with a very snowy d.c. jackie, thank you very much. parents scrambling to get their kids back in school this week as the teachers union calls for another pivot back to remote learning. jonathan serrie live in atlanta with that part of the story. jonathan? reporter: hi, there, ashley. as many kids go back to school today the fda expanded its emergency use authorization for pfizer's booster shot for children as young as 12 years old. the age

trial, headed and tore a secret service unit a decade ago and under the regime of bush are all outside. russ line later flight to germany, where he was detained in 2019 alright, let's get a round up. now of some other headlines from around the world. troops from a russia lead security alliance deployed to context on have started heading home. because our president, called in the forces last week after peaceful demonstrations against rising fuel prices escalated into violent anti government, protests authority said they have now regained full control in the central asian nation flooding and land. life have killed 10 people in brazil, southeastern state of municipal ice. the region has been hit by extensive rain for more than 2 months. at least 17000 people have been forced to leave their home. german authorities say they have rescued 65 children from their abusers as part of a probe into a large scale. scott sex abuse, network police in cologne, said the victims range from 3 months to 17 years in age. investigators have identified over 430 south back since launching the investigation. 2 years

clean a russ getting 200 people to sign around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah. ah, busy w. news lived from berlin tonight, the united states wars of a quicken united response. if russia invades you, grave after price is talked here in berlin with european allies, u. s. secretary of state antony blink and says, the west is on the same page concerning russian aggression. any russian military forces move across the ukrainian border and commit new acts of aggression against ukraine that will be met with a swift, severe united response from the united states and our allies and partners also coming up tonight, serious accusations against former poca dick the 16th during his time, his german archbishop, did he know that children were being sexually abused and did he choose to look the other way? plus, flying into the record books and 19 year old becomes the youngest woman to fly. so low around the globe will look at what prop

to breaking news in tennis, russ, i own the doll has won the australian open making history in the process. it's the 21st grand slam title for the 35 year old, which separates the spaniard from novak jock itch and ro to fit roger federer. no doubt defeated done the mid video in 5 sits. the final score 266-764-6475. it's the 2nd strategy, an open title for an adult. his 1st was over 10 years ago in 2009. it's the 2nd grand slam, final victory for him over mid viet of nadar also defeated him at the us open in 2019 you're up to date up next is our technology show shift. we'll have more of course on that result from the australian. i've been in our next show in 45 minutes. stephen. ah welcome to the dark side.

council was called by the united states. asti w correspondent, to all of a solid in washington, won't be russ hopes to get out of it. the united states want to put the topic on the world stage and to raise more awareness for the ongoing conflict that's already all over the news, of course. but at the united nations security council, the goal is to raise pressure on russia. and it really is going to be a fight for the public opinion. we're going to see later today, although it's very unlikely that we're seeing any formal action resulting out of that meeting or even a resolution. russia has veto, right? so they're in a very comfortable in a very strong position. also, china has already announced support for russia, but the united states wanted to use the security council as a forum to press russia hard on the topic over a true build up of the ukrainian border. busy with the ultimate goal to gain momentum for the ongoing diplomatic effort on the sellers of manchester, united football and mason greenwood has been arrested on suspicion of rape and assault. allegations were made against him on sund

time >> detective arnold place williams and kristen berry under russ, and then he wasted no time making the one phone call he had waited 15 months to make. to erika's grandmother. >> i literally got done going to the bathroom and made that phone call. >> what was making that phone call? like >> it was like a, nicole because it first it was about them on a promise judy harper, that i would -- in 2000 -- six that i would get. them and we had. then >> what did you think when he told you? >> just relieved. i had confidence that they would find them sooner or later. because they couldn't get away with the. forever >> williamson quiz and barry would stand trial for the murder of aaron and the attempt of murder of erika. an eye for an eye, the death penalty hung over both of them coming up -- an emotional trial, and a little girl who not only survived, but thrived. when dateline continues but thrived. but thrived. when ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. up to 12 pounds. in adults

theory of moral sentiments this book, which i found from this quote that you referred which i found from russ roberts refers to something that smith hit upon that i think is profoundly important about human nature. the characterization that adam smith talked about self-interest in a gordon gecko way that we all operate from self-interest meaning i'm going to get what's best for myself. is entirely ignorant? adam smith did speak to the rather obvious reality of incentives that when we go to work to provide for our family, which sounds like a noble thing. we are inevitably doing commerce with somebody else and that it is benefiting and that those are good things in it's this the construct of the invisible hand. but what smith says here is that mankind is more complex than that and that there are i'm desires to be lovely desire to be seen as lovely and that there can be we know this from aristotle and augustine and aquinas. there is a moral nature demankind that feeds economic activity and i believe that smith as as one of the great enlightenment philosophers. got this right at a time that the c

if no compromise is reached between russ's demands a american and nato positions. ju: i would like to ask you, the white house press secretary jen psaki talked about "the sacred obligation to defend the security o our eastern flank allies." but this sacred obligation is only relatively recent and only as a result of nato's direct expansion eastward, isn't it? that is absolutely true. but these countries are now part of nato and so america and the other nato allies have a treaty obligation to fend them. ukraine is not in nato. the biden administration has explicitly ruled out sending troops to ukraine -- this ithe real point about this possible u.s. and nato military deployment to the baltic states and other nato members. russia has no intention of attacking these countries. it has showed absolutely no indication it is going to attack them. so the trips a not really opening any useful function at all. either way, also, i mean, if russia were threatening to attack them, then the deployments being made would be absolutely riculous. denmark is sending precisely two fig

it was dangerous and our lack of an explanation that is presented on the economically on been 0 at russ and yvonne and post as this was in the weekend mail. i was preparing for feedback about i didn't hear anything, not from ventercore either or didn't accomplished who that reference was a red alert. well, not actually referring to test detection. got vice did warn vin to call that american inspectors could look for it. the exact wording. it's likely that the authorities will then search the v w systems for evidence of test detection being fitted in the engine control software. a defeat device. but did vince colon even read that reference in his weekend mail? did he understand what its contents might entail for the company? he would later effectively say that he hadn't read the alarming notes. all he could remember was having been informed of the study this same account, ventercore would repeat later on the records as a parliamentary committee of inquiry in berlin. according to his version of events, nobody mentioned manipulation or cheating. what i wanted to know was whether it was a g

high stakes talks over ukraine between russia need to wrap up with russ. moscow accusing the alliance of trying to wind back the close to the cold war. nato understands the principle of the indivisibility of security selectively. if nato applies a policy of containment against russia, moscow will have to take a calendar with your pets and do star jones to stay warm this winter. a major british energy company feels the heat for its advice, while fuel costs got kids. i think they've completely lost the.

i thought i knew a lot about her because my father, the actor russ tamblyn, was sort of in the same studio system era that she grew up in and she was thriving in. i knew a lot about the studio system era according to his experiences, but for a woman, it was vastly different. and i think one of the most fascinating things i learned about her is just how much she was sort of the arbiter of her own destiny, and she was really proud of that. there actually was no shame about her sexuality and that she used that as a tool to sort of get herself where she needed to go and create the art that she wanted to create. i think we usually think of her as a victim, as someone who was taken advantage of, and she definitely was. but at the same time, she was really powerful in her understanding of her importance and the role that she played in culture and in art. >> which is really fascinating, because you're right, we kind of do tend to see it as one way. know when you're talking about your research, you're a founding member of the time's up movement, which had has been fighting to dismantle misogyny. in

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. >> nadine, are you with mike on his call >> in some areas so we have been talking about the russ plus 8, so real estate, utilities, staples, telecom, plus health care that's a great place to be we were there in november. those kinds of places got hurt the first few weeks of january because it was all about the cyclical reflation trade but now we're going back into defensives i don't think the timing can work, though i think a lot of economies around the world, there's going to be a slow in growth of gdp, except for in china. so i think it's more of a second quarter, third quarter story, not a two to three-week story, but in the interim because the technicals and everything sold off, you could see a bump up and then his leg down. so i think the timing might be a little off >> check out our chart of the day. it's stage one of the biggest reversals in the market this afternoon. look at the chart. what do you think of this chart? it's bitcoin rallying back toward $37,000 but that comes after a pretty rough stretch for the crypto market bitcoin extending last week's sell off to hit a low b

>> unfortunately, more of russ going to be getting these notices from people we are around. the current recommendation, the people meet the definition of their primary series and not necessarily a booster. if they remain symptomatic, they do not need to quarantine. the general population. she should be -- they should be watching closely for symptoms. they are at higher risk just so start with, having been exposed to someone was confirmed to be a case of covid-19. they should get testing. that's the current recommendation. this is an area of change. >> president bernal: if you have a confirmed exposure and remain asymptomatic, is there a window of time buffer wait seeking a test or should you seek a test if you're asymptomatic? >> there's so much more omicron. the virus has a lower short intubation period and can be picked up sooner. if you're asymptomatic, it's still reasonable to say within 5 days of the potential exposure. it really is based on symptoms, development for the most part for the general public. >> president bernal: thank you. vice president green, is that a ne

was an old tactic for them of giving, giving something to the protesters, who said some of this on russ. it's been summary for a couple years. i think it just needed you know, something to spark it. and that's really what we've seen in the last 4 days. right? we're cross over now to belgrade, where we have victor rich, how is the russian president vladimir who she likes to be viewing these developments? well, this has the steering events in kazakhstan, it has been a surprise unexpected. it's an unexpected turn of events for moscow. and it comes at a sensitive time when moscow is preparing for negotiations with the united states and with nita on the security guarantees in europe and on the ukraine. this is hardly going, it's hardly going to make rushes negotiating position stronger. in fact, if fresh is involvement in, in kazakhstan, through the collective for security 3, you can use ation. if it goes sour. ah, this will negatively impact this will weaken russians position in the upcoming negotiations. so this is definitely not something moscow was looking for, especially at this time or

ah, hillary on the headlines when i was 0, after week of anti government on russ cuz exxon's former intelligence chief carry muster. mom has been arrested on suspicion of treason. it's ruling speculation of a power struggle in the ruling party. robin forced air walker has more on what's behind the arrest. his departure today really cements this idea that cousin jo month, so kind of the president is in purging the government, the system, the elite, of all those figures who owed allegiance to the full, the president nautical term as a by that, it's really quite an extraordinary picture and it difficult to explain in a nick, but inside an enigma why this would, would have happened. but this explains the dog nature of cause at politics, internal politics. through our say, department has condemned an air strike in ethiopia, northern region, in which at least 56 people were killed, aid work or say the attack had account for a displaced people. the number of code 1900 infections in india has had a new 7 month high. with the latest daily toll, more than 140000. the capital new delhi is among the worst r

well, you'll never know, russ d. dillon. >> danny mcbride looks like what i expected chunk from the goonies to grow up to look like. [ laughter ] >> tom hanks is so sweaty in top gun, get a shower, you smelly, little dwarf. that, i take personally. >> this is no hate to hannah waddingham because i'm sure she's lovely, but she looks insufferable. ♪ [ bleep ] you ♪ how about that? >> tom holland is an absolute [ bleep ]. he's also spider-man. >> dakota johnson has some serious [ bleep ] happening. cool. [ laughter ] >> this is just wrong. shaq's penis is kevin hart. [ laughter ] >> [ bleep ] you, john cena, you talentless ball sack. i take offense to this only because a ball sack holds a ton of talent. it is half the dna to create human life and it is a pretty fascinating thing. [ laughter ] >> patton oswalt is what happens when you bury rosie o'donnell in the pet sematary. i have a movie pitch. [ laughter ] >> regina king is too muscular. she liable to pull a [ bleep ] out. >> happenry winkler is going to catch th

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was evacuated, russ ran off, never to be seen again. until now. on a mountainside, stuck in snow five feet deep. >> so i followed the tracks and all of a sudden saw this dark shape underneath the tree. and then he opened his eyes and i'm pretty sure i screamed. i'm pretty sure elsa heard me down the mountain. >> reporter: the volunteers walked me through their uphill battle on snowshoes and with a sled to get russ to safety. >> i petted him under the chin a little bit and then he just did that, you know where dog rest their head in your hands. >> the sweetest thing on the planet. just the most amazing dog. >> he's here, okay, what's next? we didn't really think about that. so i look over at lyons, and i go, how do you feel about writing down on the sled with him? we sled down and we kind of tipped over. and we decided that was the end of the sleigh ride. >> reporter: the end of an adventure and now the beginning of many more for russ. >> it was still heartwarming, especially around the holidays, the end of the year, the year was so hard

december dumped mountains of snow in tahoe, caught in the middle of it was three-year-old pit bull mix, russ. >> they can survive a very long time. we did not know the situation with his dog or how long he had been out there. >> reporter: try for months. his owner was in tahoe when the fire swept through, forced to live in the city was evacuated, and he ran off, never to be seen again, until now. on a mountainside, stuck in snow, five feet deep. >> i followed the tracks and all the sudden saw this dark shape under the tree and then he opened his eyes and i'm pretty sure i screamed. i'm pretty sure elsa heard me down the mountain. >> reporter: volunteers walked me through their told battle on snowshoes and with a slide to get him to safety. >> and kind of pet him under the chin a little bit and then he just did the come you know, where dog rest their head in your hand? >> the sweetest thing on the planet. just the most amazing dog. >> we are like he's here, okay, now what's next? we did not really think about that. so i look over at leona and eiko how do you feel about writing down the slide

very few of russ waking up to any low or midlevel clouds. we don't see it from the city. beautiful view from the top of the mark hopkins. that's the scene from the treasure island. we are starting to see some of the early morning light fill the sky. sunrise is happening at 7:25. you can see there are somely clouds and they are have helped keep the temperatures warm. it's below 40's for most of us. 40 4á 4 san francisco. though 37 is cold for abouta rosa could be colder than that. we didn't have that light blanket of clouds. we are back to the mid-60s's. it'll be another beautiful day. a lot like yesterday. you probably noticed yesterday feels like we have turned a corner in the weather. sunny, relatively warm. nobody is talking about rain and i will explain why that is when we get into the complete forecast. we will look at the long range and talk about the chances for rain. let's get updated on the drive. >>> a look at the roadways. with remonitorring the trouble spot along 80. i just got the update from chp. westbound 80. all lanes now clear. this is a pretty serious c

russ is a pitbull terrier mix. ran away in august as the caldor fire roared toward south lake tahoe. last month a man skiing saw arras and posted photos online. rescuers tracked the animal in heavy snow and brought them down on a sled. russ in good health, within days he was reunited with his family. i am told the skier thought he was dead, did not even realize he was alive until russ opened his eyes. >> unbelievable. amazing. unfortunately, dogs can't talk or tell us about the harrowing experience that he no doubt had. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, the new information that we're learning about new york city's deadliest fire in decades, and the warning about space heaters just as a cold arctic blast takes aim at the northeast. at least 17 people killed, including eight children, but the concern tonight that the death toll could rise with more than a dozen still hospitalized. the horrifying account of a woman who narrowly escaped. >> i was hearing people, you know, yell, "help me, he

a pit bull terrier mix named russ looking at ran away from his owner's while they were visiting lake tal in august during the caldor fire, the owners were then forced to evacuate and couldn't search for him. then on december 6, 2, also, look, he's all in the snow and on december, 16th, a man skiing just west of lake spotted the dog rescuers recalled and they were able to track down russ and bring him safely. he was in good health. and because it was michael tripped, his owners were found in dresses. now back home in riverside. i love this story. come over the next hour. the palo alto school district is turning to parents. >> for help, while the district says they help keep schools open. plus, another school district is making tough decisions as covid cases start overwhelming. 4 sarah stinson has details in a live report. the president biden is on his way to georgia, the legislation he's trying to get more lawmakers to support. once we get back. chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning cho

rescuers were called in and they were able to track down russ and bring him to safety. he was in good health and because he was microchipped, his owners were contacted. andrus is now back home in riverside. amazing months later, they're pretty united. it is >> we'll take a break. coming up in the next hour. the kron 4 morning news. the palette out the school district is turning to parents for help. we'll tell you why the district says. >> parents can help keep schools open books. point how plus other school districts are making tough decisions as covid cases overwhelm them from 4 sarah stinson. we'll have details for us coming up in a live report. we'll be right back. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. because even though they grow up, they'll always be

they were able to track down russ and to safety. he was said to be in good health and because he was microchipped, his owners were found in russ is now back home in riverside. nowhere near lake tahoe. really? but what's russ been what you've been eating guess a lot pretty girls there. snow cones. >> coming up next, we take a look back at the role san francisco played in the creation of the united nations as we mark a special day for as we mark a special day for the international institution. i was hit by a car and needed help. as we mark a special day for the international institution. i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys hel

. >> the pit bull terrier mix named russ. it all started when he ran away from his owner's while they were visiting lake tahoe back in august during the caldor fire, the owners were then forced to evacuate. they couldn't search for him because they had to get out. and then on of december 16th, the man skiing just west of lake tahoe spotted the dog. rescuers were called. they were able to track down russ and bring him to safety. he was apparently in good health and because he had a microchip, they were able to track down the owners. andrus is now back home in riverside. all right. here's a quick a final look at the forecast. our 7 day around the bay shows that we've got some sunshine today to enjoy a little cloudier tomorrow and the day beyond that. but then the sun comes back out to play on saturday and sunday. >> that's it for us here on the kron. 4 morning news. but the jacket on little chilly out there. we'll see tomorrow morning. i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive