in 1925 james dies. the man with the money is no longer there he is given the money there is a $6 million endowment in the trust he dirty given to million dollars in his will that's not going to build 20 million cubic feet of building. administrators sent back to the design team 20 million cubic feet of building to 12 million cubic feet, 42% of your profit, the consultants in this room i remember that project, things change, we can't build this and this wonderful homestead landscape anything in piedmont we came back with this plan i'm pretty sure this is exclusively and whether some people think that they studied their and we haven't heard if that's been confirmed by you get a different sent this is about architecture and architecture form on the landscape uc it doesn't address the landscape here is the rendered version of that. you still get some elements of the picture and the sweeping drive, there was a lake left at that point. there is still a geyser fountain. but all of that gets. this is to jump ar

the james web is expected to being back new clues about the origins of the universe. mm. the new i in the sky is the successor to the legendary hubble space telescope. it's 6 and a half meter mirror makes the hubble look tiny by comparison. the james webb, the biggest telescope ever sent into space, is made up of 18 segments plated with a raise, a thin gold coating. the instrument has to be folded up to fit into the rockets nose cone. the telescope will scan the heavens using long wave infra red light. ah, astronomers will be able to look back towards the big bang, nearly 14000000000 years ago. back to the origins of the universe and the formation of the 1st stars and galaxies. the new telescope could also prove decisive in the search for extra terrestrial life. it can prob, so called ex planet, nearly 5000 has already been discovered orbiting distant suns. the james web will monitor how extra planets move in conjunction with the stars. transits like this mean it can take a virtual fingerprint at the atmosphere of these remote worlds and assess for the 1st time whether th

this was between 1893, when james greenleaf started, into 1915. miller did some plans, and then they split up. this was lewis mueller's plan. what you see is very much a picturesque landscape. this is what james duke wanted. this is how he wanted to spend his money on his 2700 acres. he wanted to make a public park. going back to the other discussion today about campus parks, and the states, they are not separate landscapes. they are all kind of versions of the same thing. this is the esthetic that he liked, and the experience that he liked. i saw one quote, where he said he planted 2 million trees on his property. i find that a little exaggerated. but you get the sense, when you look closer up, and you see the lakes. this idea of water, this idea of trees, the interplay, and the topography, was very much part of james duke before duke university came along. so, if you look at this, and you can see through the glare, and see the lakes, and see how the roads come around, you can switch to an early master plan, from 1925. you can see more detail. do

send lots of actions both north and south of the james river. one thing we have to understand is the petersburg campaign in fault directly all the actions that it heard in the county so these sort of mysterious battles the first deep autumn second a bottom williamsburg road all these things that only summers has ever understood what it's all part of the petersburg store and there is lots of action going on north of the james. you could certainly argue i think without much of a stretch that the 1854 shenandoah valley campaign was also part of the petersburg store. that is a direct relation with what's going on the petersburg. if i understand your question is a combination of world war i tactics and civil war tactics, to some degree but i think that's really a stretch and i don't believe that petersburg was a precursor to world war i tactics. but thanks for chiming in. it's always good to hear from you. [laughter] >> i will go a little easier on you. you mentioned in your talk about the enlistments expiring. you have a rough number of how many tro

grant began his movement to the james on june 12th. there were five army corps involved in this movement. the four in the army of the potomac and baldy smith's 18th corp which had joined meade's army prior to cold harbor. each disengaged from north to south following carefully selected routes in order to expedite the movement to the james river while the 18th corp would march to white house landing on the potomac river and take water transportation to get back to the area north of the apomatics river. the other river would pose the first obstacle to this movement described by one union officer as a wide ditch partly choked with rotten logs and full of brown, tep ed, sickly looking water whose slow current would scarcely carry a straw along. now, the plan called for the army to move across the river at three different places by building pontoon bridges there. the union cavalry arrive on the morning of the 13th, scattered the thin, confederate resistance at crossing points. and by the dawn of the 13th meade's army was either south or poi

burnside assigned his chief engineer james st. claire morton to identify the most likely ground for an attack. morton selected the terrain north of the hand house ridge, where the confederates who had been defeated that morning were desperately preparing new works a very limited utility. wilcox's men bolted out of their ravine at about 2:00, hampered by a faulty technical alignment. nevertheless, the federals punched this makeshift line and almost we're in a position to capture the works when major morton directed the men to execute a half wheel to the right. you see this represented on the map. morton paid for this ill-conceived tactic with his life, as all that confederate fire hit their left flank and wilcox's men fled for safety. it seems that the blue coats were thick as grain and a harvest field, wrote a wisconsin soldier. the final attack of the day came from the division commanded by james led lee. and he would become infamous about six weeks later in the role of the battle of crater. his previous experience at the north h

james clyburn 's class. >> they were raised by the grandparents he was in my classroom. in the ambassador. he said i need you to be there and i was the assistant at the time and when i came back to washington through - i will never forget that we need you to step to the podium after being sworn in and he pointed over to me and i noticed when i got there, there was a little mark on the floor and it intent they took me to their that's where i stood and he pointed to me and he said no crowd, that i wish you could be in one of his classes because he opened up the world to me, and america and that did everything for me. and i was walking down from the church in his ongoing service, looked over to my right and standing there was james and i knew that he was there during the service. he told me later that he would have never missed that because he was in a little group. he lived in apartment there just a few blocks away and he and dawson, they would all come to our house and we would do the sessions and i would just talk to them about the world at large so they would know. ther

>> his name is james henrikson. >> james henrikson. he was the man who had gotten doug interested in the oil play in the first place. the man with his wife sarah were known as the barbie and ken of the oil patch. this guy worked for them. his name is rick airy. >> for lack of a better term, they stuck out like a couple of toureds in a punch bowl. >> well, one way to put it. james met sarah at a drive-through coffee stand. she was a barista. >> what was he like? >> he was calm, cool, collected, older man, good-looking. he was fun. fun. we'd always go out. we would go out. it was easy. i never thought i'd marry him or go do business with him. >> but that's what she did. they moved to the oil patch in 2011, got married in minot, north dakota, and by 2013, he was the charismatic face of a major trucking operation called blackstone, and she was the blond on his arm and the senior company official. sarah signed the checks. blackstone was the business doug first invested in, before he got interested in the oil lease. how did this business get

ferrying thousands of troops up the james river? i do not have an answer for that. but they didn't. so lee contended himself with shifting the last of the first corps divisions, joseph kershaw's, closer to the pontoon bridge but keeping a.p. hill's corps north of the james in position to defend richmond against what was now a phantom force. now, after the fighting had died out on june 16 grant, however, admitted that, quote, not knowing appearances in front of you, i can't give positive direction how hard you should push in the morning. i will leave this to your judgment, knowing you will push any advantage that may be gained. this, they continued to deligate operational decisions to mead. the first petersburg offensive was george means's game. and he passed the information on to hancock, encouraging those officers to make an attack, to exploit the huge, if possible pleating advantage. now, hancock's core had been somewhat bloodied on the 16th. so, the primary offensive responsibility would belong to burnside. burnside's black divis

not only did you sign then unknown james taylor, but you introduced james and carrolole each other. what was that first meeting like? >> it was memorable. i should give credit to guitar player danny core ch ma who introduced james and me and, when i moved to los angeles, introduced me to carole. i had fallen in love with carole's playing by listening to the demos of all those great songs she wrote for all those different people. i wanted the two of them to meet and i wanted carole to consider playing on the record i was about to make with james. it was my -- i was in a little rented house down near hancock park, and carole came over. james was sitting there with his guitar and i just encouraged them to sit next to each other on the piano bench and play something, because i felt their styles would fit, and they did. they got on very well and it was obviously the beginning of a profound friendship and a musical partnership that went on from then until now over the course of many decades. then when we made the "sweet baby james" album, carole was kind enough to play on every single tra

this is what james duke wanted. this is how he wanted to spend his money on his 2,700 acres, and he wanted to make a public park. so going back to the other discussion today about campus park, they're not separate landscapes, but versions of the same thing. this is the aesthetic and the experience that he liked. i saw one quote he said where he had planted 2 million trees on his property, which i find a little exaggerated. but you get the sense when you look -- you know, look closer up and you see the lakes, you know, this idea of water. the idea of trees. the interplay of trees and water and topography was very much part of james duke before duke university came along. so if you look at this and if you can see through the glare, and see the lakes and see how the circuitous roads come around and then you switch to -- this is an early master plan, 1925, and you'll see more detail. don't worry too much about it here. but you can see the campus being laid out. and so the idea for -- from the beginning was this campus w

in a drawer in james and jennifer's bedroom. the gun recovered from the shooter at the school after the shooting was the same gun that was purchased by his father james crumbley on november 26th, 2021, in the presence of his son. based upon the forgoing, the oakland prosecutor's office requested and received authorized -- we charged four counts of involuntary manslaughter as to james crumbley and four counts of involuntary manslaughter as to jennifer crumbley. i want to be clear that these charges are intended to hold the individuals who contributed to this tragedy accountable and also send the message, that gun owners have a responsibility. when they fail to uphold that responsibility, there are serious and criminal consequences. as we work together to honor the lives lost and all of those impacted by the evil acts this week, justice for the victims and their families is at the forefront of today's announcement. we need to do better in this country. we need to say enough is enough for our kids, our teachers, parents, for all of

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james golden, one of the most sincere people we have ever talked to ever. here's part of the conversation. ♪ ♪ >> i forgot what they were trying to take back. >> tucker: personal creditors? >> like your car, couch whatever. anyway, i guess i'm talking a little bit too loud and rush over here and a few minutes later i get done with the call. hey, james, can you come back in my office? i come back in the office and rush, close that door. rush says, listen, i don't mean to pry and i don't want to get inside your business but i heard you on the phone. is everything okay? oh, yeah, yeah -- and he said seriously is everything okay? how much do you owe? i owed about $5,000. he says oh, man, well, don't sweat it everything's going to be cool and it'll work out. i go to work the next day and i want you to keep in mind this is before rush limbaugh signed any big syndicate deals, before he wanted to track the blazing success. before any of that. this is before -- this is james golden, a kid he used to take rush's stories. next am sitting in the newsroom and over t

so let zoom in for a closer look at the james web telescope. this is the largest and most powerful telescope ever built, and it's traveling some distance. it's final destination being one and a half 1000000 kilometers away. it's going that to stay cool at minus $233.00 degrees celsius. it's the optimum temperature for the telescope to use in fred to view the universe. that's wavelengths that we feel as heat a look into the universe is a look back in time. its mission is to be the very fast stars and galaxies that emerged after the big bang more than 30 and a half 1000000000 years ago. it also investigate the potential for life and on that galaxies, which is of course, the key question. monte rappa reports now from the launch site and crew, french ganna. death taught it's the space mission 25 years in the making. ah, the launch of the james web space telescope, the largest and most powerful space observatory ever build, is one for the history books. as successor to the celebrated hubble mission, scientists say the technology board, the spacecraf

first statute, james crumbly completed atf form 3509-a. ethan crumbly's social media post revealed photos of the semiautomatic handgun, with the caption, just got my new beauty today including an emoji heart, sig sauer. subsequent to the purchase of that weapon, one of jennifer crumbly's social media posts on about 11/27/21, mom and son day testing out his new christmas present, end quote. on november 21st, 2021, a teacher observed him researching ammunition in class. jennifer crumbly was contacted via voice mail by school personnel regarding the son's inappropriate internet search. school personnel indicate they followed that voice mail up with an email, but received no response from either parent. therefore, jennifer crumbly exchanged text messages about the incident with her son on that day, stating, quote, lol, i'm not mad at you, you have to learn not to get caught, unquote. on november 30th, 21, the morning of the shooting, the next day, ethan crumbly's teacher came upon a note on ethan's desk, which alarmed her, to the point that sh

james and darya. i did see police officers just circling around my particular city that i'm reporting from. let me show you the threat. it's not even a threat is a challenge which could be worse because it does not specify any specific school or city or location. it is a challenge. as you know, when challenges are put out perhaps a lot of people say i can possibly do that as well. so here it is. it's basically saying that it's the national shoot up your school day, december 17th and it has made its way. on social media for the past day or so. and of course, law enforcement agencies across the country. they are well aware of this including principals and administrators in gilroy gilroy high school. they actually have finals set for today and they say no, we're not even going to be on campus. they told the parents and the students yesterday. we will push this back until january do not come to campus despite the possibility of having more security officers and police officers patrolling they're not messi

james, back to you. thank you, ray. it is 6 o wanted today convicted killer scott peterson is going to be re-sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> peterson was convicted of killing his wife and unborn son. his death sentence was overturned by the california supreme court last year and kron four's will tran is live in san mateo county with a preview of what we'll expect to happen as this plays out, will. >> this will happen in 4 hours from now. here is what you need to know. scott peterson will not be a free man after this. it is just a re sentencing because as you talked about james, the california supreme court looked at this and they realized that the judge in the case made an error when it came to a questionnaire about the death penalty and jurors being excuse from that. so that is why it is a re sentencing. nothing official. but the speculation is he will be instead of the death penalty, which by the way, has a moratorium right now because of governor gavin newsome instead of the death penalty. he will inst

noel, james, back to you. thanks for a big story we're following this half hour as omicron takes over as the dominant variant here in the united states. the president has announced several big steps. >> to mitigate the impact and that includes making home tests available for washington correspondent basil john has the story. president joe biden says americans do not need to panic but need to do their part to prevent the omicron variant from doing real damage. well want us to still tuesday. president joe biden announced new steps. the federal government is taking as omicron cases rise throughout the country to prepare. we know more just stay focused. the president's winter plan includes expanding hospital capacity deploying additional medical personnel and supplies like ventilators and increased access to free testing and vaccines will be deploying hundreds more vaccinators and more sites to help get the booster shots in people's arms. the increased testing includes 500 million at-home tests that will be distri

i'm a fan of james mcavoy. every time i see him on screen, i don't know what to expect, and i thinkim neither. he is, on one hand, a very instinctive actor, but someone who does a lot of preparation. i wanted to put him in a situation where he couldn't prepare. all he had were thought pages with his name, his job, and while he wasn't there for his son, basically everything we know about him before the film starts. when the filming started, he had nothing. i wanted to see his reaction to that, what he would do. >> [inaudible] >> don't try to ask me if this version is better than the one in french. it's like asking a mother if she prefers her son or daughter. it's impossible. my films are my children. i had two different experiences as we shot in two different locations. i think scotland, the highlands, really influenced us. it's a peculiar place, always raining. i've never gotten so drenched on a film set in my life. also, mcavoy is not dion -- guillame. they are very different people. it's a new version of a st

james, back to you. thank you reyna 71 is today is the memorial service for our kron 4 security guard kevin nishita who was gunned down in oakland happened last month. he was out there guarding one of our reporter crews when somebody came up and opened fire. >> kron four's will tran is standing by in san jose this morning with more on today's service will. >> james. let me add just a little texture to kevin this year. i was out at scott peterson's trial yesterday. his re sentencing and i talked to his colleagues. none of them. our surprise. he did what he did that he spent a whole lifetime protecting people. he was a police officer. so running in to protect somebody else. nobody is surprised that he did that. unfortunately he paid for that with his life. and that is why we are here this morning at the san jose civic center where in 5 hours from now, there will be a memorial service and we expect hundreds of thousands of people to show up. he worked at 3 bay area police departments. so they more than like

james longman, abc news, outside london. >> james, thank you for that. >>> back here at home, the art world is mourning the death of wayne thiebaud. he was best known for colorful paintings featuring cakes and gumball machines. he started as a disney animator and was known for pop art. he was a long-time professor at the university of california davis, officially retiring in 1991 but still taught one class per year. he was 101 years old. >>> here is a christmas gift that no one got, at least not just yet. the powerball jackpot has now soared to $416 million after santa failed to deliver a winning ticket on christmas day. >> so there's still time? >> there is still time. >> wow, still time to become a big winner in 2021. the next drawing is tonight. no one has claimed a powerball win since october. that jackpot was worth about $700 million. by the way, the odds of winning the powerball jackpot? one in 292 million. >> so you're telling me there's a chance. >> very, very, very slim chance. >> okay. >>> coming up, our favorite gadgets of the year. >>> plus, how do you make a christmas wee

i'm james fletcher. and as john has been warning us, it is going to be a wet week. >> as we work our way towards christmas. so be prepared for that. if you plan on driving around to get to friends. give yourself a little extra time do last minute shopping. of ship thing you might want to do. all of that have to go to the grocery store still pick up few last minute items for christmas dinner. got some people coming over so okay. and for the dry moments to do that. and there's not a lot of dry moments they are in short order you definitely want to pay attention to this one. today is a consistently dry day. the only day in this forecast. >> with no chance of rainfall. that's today. so get out there and enjoy every bit of it and maybe get some stuff done. as know helen chambers were alluding to looking outside this morning. skies are clear and now we are seeing some fog further inland, but just some partly cloudy conditions elsewhere, current temperatures are anywhere from the 40's to the 50's half moon bay.

the united states has announced a diplomatic boycott of bay james winter olympics accusing china of widespread human rights abuses. no american government officials will attend the games, but it will have no impact on athletes. speaking before the boycott was confirmed, china's foreign ministry condemned any form of boycott. soon. are you sure you knew the winter olympics? a held once every 4 years as a rare opportunity for athletes. the protectiveness of the beijing winter olympics will be athletes from various countries, not individual politicians. those politicians who clamor a boycott for political self interest, just showing off and i can things up. nobody cares whether they come or not, and it will have no influence on basing success in hosting the winter olympics. many government forces one more battlefield victories against rebels from the north, the, to grier people's liberation front or t p i left appears to be retreating and i'm not a far regions, but a spokesman says that it's according to their plan. security forces in sit out of use tear gas to this plus thousands of protests as

james cells expert say the pollination shortfall shows the something wrong. although keeping peace can help sciences say that the pollination gap has been effectively closed and that the avocado trees and are producing their maximum harvest. they're right next to the b hives. the researches say that the bees themselves facing some grave threats. the un program of spraying locust that have played east africa over the last 2 years added to an already increasing use of chemical pesticides from of use them to help me growing populations, demands of food be the rules are threatened by destruction of their natural habitat to make way for farmland and growing cities, changing climate posies, new threats. the scientists working here had africa leading insect research center say there's a lack of data compared to other continents. samples of pollen grains from beehives can help fill in some of the picture as can samples of food crops. in them they found pesticides that are banned in other continents and signs of over use. they're also keeping and studying thousands of

daria james, back to you. thanks a lot. raise. won and the big story this morning, president biden making another push for americans to get their covid booster. yeah. all the more important fact he laid out his administration's response. >> to the new omicron covid variant that variant has now been detected in at least 5 states across the country, including right here in the bay area. we were the first time. so you've got the bay area, san francisco. you've got los angeles and the rest. the president's plan has several steps including increasing booster outreach. opening new family vaccination clinics. increasing covid response teams and making act. >> home covid tests for readily available. yeah. and sharing more vaccine doses with the world to one thing, his plan does not include, however, are more. >> mandates so that was less than an ounce in the days to plan our scientists and covid teams have recommended. >> and while my existing federal vaccination requirements are being reviewed by the courts. this plan does not expand or

james, back to you. thanks a lot a 7 '02 in our top story california's new indoor mask mandate is in effect and there are some exceptions. there are. yeah. at least one bay area the state is allowing it to keep its own health orders from asking in place. for now. >> for sarah stinson is going to sort this all out for us reporting live in the city. good morning, sara. >> good the state made some major updates to the mask mandate saying that counties that already have a mask requirement in place or a health order in place can keep that in place. they won't mess with that. but if the county does not require masks. well, it's time to do so. starting today, for example, here in san francisco. you could go to a gym and if you're vaccinated, you can be maskless now the state did announce this mask mandate originally on monday saying that this would apply to every county in california to mask-up indoors regardless of vaccination status. an update now listed on the state website says the mask mandate only applies

use use the james james stay with me. stick with e and i remember guys from hawaii would walk around. it is going go the winter of all products. you we well, i don't know about doing goal is 9 in the middle of a had to say. to do what you got in a cold blustery day. warm. well, stay warm. >> all right. thanks. happening today. governor newsom is expected to give. >> more information about a new mandate. requiring health care workers in california to get their booster shots. he announced the mandate on twitter last night saying they're stepping up efforts to get people vaccinated and boosted. it comes as data is showing the omicron variant is increasing across the state. that's why the governor says our hospitals need to be prepared. infectious disease expert at ucsf. doctor peter chin-hong does agree with the governor. >> is it going to be sick just like everybody else, not very sick because all of them have been vaccinated. >> but sick enough or identified on testing that they'll have to stay home for 10 days. >> governo

the rest after the car jennifer and james crumbly was found in detroit. they were arrested in a basement. law enforcement will hold a news conference shortly. we will bring it to you when that happens. the parents took off after the prosecutor took the rare step of charging them

attorney general james is seeking to question donald trump under oath in her office in january. attorney general james civil investigation is separate from the ongoing criminal investigation by the manhattan district attorney's office into whether the trump organization committed tax fraud. in a statement, donald trump's lawyer said quote we are not concerned about it because he has done nothing wrong. we will wait until we see what they show us this their subpoena, and we will respond with our motions. this is purely political, and he has done nothing wrong and we are not surprised at all. hours after the news broke that attorney general james would subpoena donald trump she issued this statement saying i have come to the conclusion that i must continue my work as attorney general. there are a number of important investigations and cases that are underway, and i intend to finish the job. i am running for reelection to complete the work new yorkers elected me to do. that was very bad news for donald trump, and that was more good news for the first woman governor of new york, kat

al locutora: tras 25 aÑos de preparaciÓn, la nasa lanzarÁ maÑana el telescopio espacial "james". esto es un proyecto de la nasa con las agencias espaciales de europa y canadÁ, y ha creado mucha expectativa entre los cientÍficos, porque serÁ el telescopio mÁs potente jamÁs usado con una capacidad de exploraciÓn de mÁs de 1 millÓn de millas de distancia. un tema venezolano rompe rÉcords, se trata de "el burrito sabanero". nos amplÍa francisco desde caracas. francisco: "el burrito sabanero" es una de las canciones venezolanas mÁs queridas y populares en el paÍs. tambiÉn en el mundo, pues la canciÓn ha traspasado fronteras. como la interpreta este trÍo de niÑos mexicanos. ♪ con mi burrito sabanero♪ frvhasta con esta versiÓn —— locutor: hasta con esta versiÓn en rock'n'roll. incluso el cantante juanes la incluyÓ en su repertorio navideÑo. >> es una total alegrÍa y un orgullo como nosotros. >> esa picardÍa que tenÍa cuando niÑo y esa voz que tenÍa cuando niÑo pegÓ. locutor: una interpretaciÓn que le dio mucha fama, pero no fortuna. >> nunca vi nada.

james: that's the dream. [laughter] investors analyzing the potential revenue streams of a company and purchasing or selling based on the subjective comparison, that sounds like heaven to me. that might increasingly be the case, but again we are talking about a market that is increasingly dominated by investors that don't even profess to try to play that game and really therefore prices and volatility are the biggest drivers of that behavior and what stops people buying it, the glib answer would be that they stop buying it when they get their face ripped off. you need a number of bad news items to coincide. qt is an interesting one because 2018 we definitely saw how the equity market responds when it thinks there is a meaningful tightening on the balance sheet. it wasn't pretty around christmas in 2018 and it was interesting that it got mentioned by the fed and the market didn't seem to focus on it. if that's the outlook of 2022, then look out. kailey: how much daylight do you think there is between what the

james, back to you. thanks, ray. let's talk sports because the warriors are getting ready for the rematch. yes. can't wait for it. obviously we lost to the phoenix suns last time around. but tonight. >> tonight at the chase center are going to the local fans on the warriors side com for sports director jason dumas has a preview. >> the dubs were back in the lab prepping for a rematch. >> but the phoenix suns, the suns snapped, the dup 7 game win streak on tuesday night in phoenix. >> they forced 23 warriors turnovers and it was the most rattled that i've seen golden state all season long, but we can't forget it. this is a son team that was in the nba finals last year. the western conference by that standard runs through phoenix. that's probably what dream on it telling these young son right there. but either way the dubs know how good phoenix are and they're still working to get to that point. >> and i it's kind of too early to put, you know, enable you know, we're we're, you know, still trying to continue to find ou

and according to health officials, james and noel. they say that 70% of the new covid-19 cases involved on the crime. so that is why probably these 2 bay area politicians. they are pushing this letter. of course, they can't make the airlines to do this and that is why they went through the proper channels of the fda and cdc. >> usually those other airlines. they rely the faa. they rely on the cdc to give them guidelines on what to do. so that is why those 2 agencies got this letter. we will see how long or if it will be implemented. but i think it's safe to say probably will not be hard to implement because it's already being done for international travelers coming into the united states. back to you will have to wait a little while, though, you know, that goes through, like you said, has to go through so many proper channels. i feel like will be hitting the 2 year mark before the pandemic before we even. >> see something like that. i would think. i would think they should have done it when they did it for international travel fell sw

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james, back to you. thank you, ray. so to our top story this morning with president biden making another push for americans to get their covid-19 booster shots. yeah. his administration has a plan to attack the omicron covid variant and. >> this is the variant that they're really worried about because it is new and it's been spreading really fast. yesterday, the day before the first case in all conscious coachella's in the whole country and then quickly now there's 5 states that have and so the president's a plan right now has several steps including increasing booster outreach, opening new family vaccination clinics. increasing covid response teams and making at home. covid tests. more readily available and also sharing the vaccine. >> with more and more of the world. >> however, he says that this doesn't mean that they're going to be more vaccine mandates. >> the plan. i'm announcing today's a plan our scientists and covid teams have recommended and while my existing federal vaccination requirements are being reviewed

and james, we talked about this last time. make sure that you go to the bathroom that you're completely empty just in case you run across a a traffic accident and all of a sudden you are looking at your watch thinking it can't be this long can't be this long. so. empty the tank this for get yourself a cup of coffee. you're good to go. not too bad at this time. mother nature is giving nearly a 7 is and me a break. that's good. >> i guess candles sandals are okay them at this point. i in the rain to now a lie. i like, you >> and what would it take. is there any possibility we can get you into a 49 or hat at some point this morning, probably not. >> how about i thanks with the the no camp. all right. we'll talk to will here in just a little bit. >> happening today. governor newsom is expetted to give a little bit more information about a new mandate. requiring health care workers in california to get their booster shots. governor newsome announcing the mandate on twitter last night. he says they're stepping up efforts to get peop

he was mentioned i james files. he was a senior operations -- he was mentioned by james files. he was a senior operations officer in the cia. he is one of the senior officers that i mentioned before, who knew all about oswald before the assassination. there is a big file on david atlee phillips that remains with many redactions and we did not see any of that last week. he is a person of interest to jfk researchers. he knew a lot about lee harvey oswald before the assassination, when he was called in the investigation he told a bunch of stories about oswald. some of them contradictory. he could not keep his stories straight. another reason why people are skeptical about the cia's role. i mean, if it is so simple that oswald shot the president, why would you tell so many different stories about him? that is a good question about david phillips, there is a lot of information that has not been made public about him. host: have you or any other journalist that you know of tried to get information about the assassination through their freedom of information act? guest: we have. i spe

i think if james wanted to she can conduct that deposition on the 7th. she'll get permission from the courts to do so and expedite their consideration of this bogus trump lawsuit today. and i think everything can move forward. >> you touched on this earlier. i want to put a finer point on it. james' investigation is a civil case. why is trump fighting so hard? could it turn criminal? >> there is the criminal investigation she is cooperating with by the manhattan district attorney as well as other investigations that may well turn criminal. but donald needs to stop this because it is going to go right to the heart of his fraud where he over stated by huge amount the values of property. a lot of people object to the property value on their house. i did in the house i'm in right now over $30,000. you can't take a property worth $1.3 million for property taxes in your view and say under oath in another forum it is worth $50 million. that is fraud on its face. >> one of the big things hanging over this court is outgoing new york district attorney cyrus vance

gloria james. >> all right. thanks a lot 52 right now and too bad for warriors fans who really were hoping to get klay thompson for it would be the christmas miracle fortunately that look at what's going to happen. we've got sports director jason dumas with the explanation. the wait for clay thompson's highly anticipated return. we'll have to wait a little bit longer. many people had hoped it could come next week. but reports have surfaced that it will not be in till at least the 28th of december that would be against the denver nuggets. the 2 following home game after that day are january. 3rd and january 9 for other possible day they can play now let's check out the college kids stanford hosting brendan, very right here. yes, brendan barry he is actually related to rick perry play for dartmouth and he was hoping to 20 points and they were winning for a lot of that game. but here's harrison ingram you depict muscles his way inside weight room. he gives them the lead right there. now stanford down to final shot.

host: next is james in lawrence, massachusetts. caller: good morning. i'm going to agree with somebody about three calls back. i think you are being pretty disingenuous about what you are talking about. i have one question and i would like to continue after your answer. do you agree with what happened august 20, 20 21? guest: what are you referring to? caller: are you aware of what happened on august 20, 2021? guest: there was a truck bomb threat on august 19 that led to an arrest and the shutdown of the library of congress. that defendant is still in pretrial -- no plea has been reached and no trial date has been set. host: we lost james. let's get one more call for david. bloomsburg, pennsylvania. caller: good morning. the major concern i have is the pretrial detention. they are being denied simple hygiene. they go for months without haircuts and shaves. they want them to look decrepit. the deputy warden has stated many times that any trump supported needs to be in the worst detainment possible. they meet with their lawyer on a phone, so there is no p

james clayton looks at recent breakthroughs in dna technology which help to solve murders. this film contains scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. human remains, possibly a female, found lying near an unoccupied house.

james, back to you. thank you, ray 81 and today convicted killer scott peterson is going to be re-sentenced to life in prison without parole. now. he was convicted of killing his wife and unborn son. but his death sentence. >> was overturned by the california supreme court last year which triggered all that happening right now. kron four's will tran live for us in san mateo county to explain. well. >> this is a very compelling case. i mean, we have media from national and local here. what's here's what you need to know. he is not going to walk out of court a free man. this is just a re sentencing. he will try to get a new trial down the road been in this particular case, he actually will be inside the courtroom for the first time since being convicted in 2005 from the very same courtroom. not sure if he'll make remarks there's speculation that he will also in the courtroom today, james and will be lacey's family as well as his family. what's going to happen is will be of officially sentenced to life in p

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darya james, back to you. thank you ray five-fifty and the forty-niners are on the road this sunday facing the bengals like he'll be taking on heisman trophy winner and 2020 overall, number one draft pick quarterback joe burrow. >> so we'll see how they handle him. they'll also play against running back and bay area. native joe mixon as well. he ranks second in the league in rushing yards. rushing touchdowns in the niners defense going have their hands full. >> i think it up. that thing was a very talented just as a talented groups will see starting with the running back make sunny go to the quarterback young quarterback boroughs who smart very talented great arm strength. he's very decisive knows where to go with the ball and then on the outside, you know, all of the receivers that they have or, you know, a lot of playmakers out there. >> they always do this. they always build up the other guys when they go insurer. >> because you got to go in there recognizing that it's going to be a battle. and if you when