. >> jeremy, take this down. >> i am going to suggest to jeremy and stephen, that we have an entire conference on what ifs. we should just line up every historian up here. we will let you go out up in the morning and weekend. >> i will be watching my hair that day. >> you could just show the man and a high castle up on the big screen. >> anyway, i have wanted to ask this question four years. max hastings, the distinguished historian, he is very big on the idea that in europe, and i will make this about pearl harbor in the second, but about europe, and the russians, really winning the majority of that war. i always think, well, we have landed in normandy on the six, and saipan on the 16th, with fleets that were able to land troops. we did this halfway around the world. so, i have always thought, if we were not fighting the japanese, and we would have applied all of our resources to europe, how quickly would that outcome have happened? if you can answer this question in the genre, here is how i will ask it. what happens of the germans attack curl harbor? >> [laughs] >> we have officially jumped

jeremy diamond is in delaware where the president is with me. >> we made it clear that he cannot emphasize cannot mover on ukraine. >> reporter: president biden closing out 2021 with a warning to russian president vladimir putin. >> if he makes any more moves and goes into ukraine, we will have severe sanctions, we will increase our, our presence in europe, with our nato allies, and it will be a heavy price to pay for it. >> reporter: during a 50-minute phone call urging putin to de-escalate ahead of talks scheduled for january 10th. >> i made it clear they could only work if in de-escalated, not escalated. i expect if you negotiate you will make progress but we'll see. >> reporter: and president biden is set to speak with the ukrainian president on sunday. >> that conversation is set to show that russia that the u.s. and ukraine will coordinate ahead of the january 10th negotiations between the u.s. and russia. this follows the principle the white house has laid out about nothing about them without them making clear to russia that they will remain in close touch with the ukrainians. >> we

and i should say as well, i do this to appease jeremy collins who is sitting in the back, who wanted to work that statement in somehow, into my presentation, and i have succeeded. all right. all right. the pittsburgh courier announced its vv campaign in february 1942, and this is really what pulled the whole thing together for african-americans. the vv, victory over fascism abroad and racism at home, enemies without and within captured the fancy of african-americans. it made sense. the campaign signal that african-americans would not accept the discrimination, repression, and outright violence they had experienced during and at the end of the first world war, this time in fact they were in the war to win on all fronts. thank you very much. >> okay. thank you very much. it's a rare privilege to be here. if i had thought of it in time, i would have called this talk the mess man, the machine gun, and the medal. i didn't think of it in time, but that is the title. what we know about doris miller, dori miller, is summed up in those three words. like all african-americans, he was a member

jeremy diamond traveling with the president in delaware. what did the president say about his message for putin? >> reporter: well, poppy, president biden issued a stark warning to the russian president, happening during the 50-minute phone call yesterday. president biden warning the russian president not to invade ukraine and if he does, he said the russian president and russia as a whole will pay a heavy price. >> i made it clear to the president putin that if he makes any more moves and goes into ukraine, we will have severe sanctions, we will increase our presence in europe with our nato allies and it will be a heavy price to pay for it. >> reporter: and for now at least, as even though russia has more than 100,000 troops on the ukrainian border, they are engaging in the diplomacy. the by lateral security talks are set to begin on january 10th but they said there could not be any progress until the russia will de-escalate the situation. and that was the main message on the call, to show there are two path as head, there is some diplomat

. >> jeremy, let's turn it over to our wonderful audience. >> it helps when you turn the microphone on. >> amazing, isn't it? >> the first question is to your right, towards the back, please. >> i hope my question is worth turning it back on. timing of all the big issues is obviously critical and in a subtle way i am curious, given the fact that the military was at its least ready defense wise on a sunday morning when soldiers whawho had been in honolulu at night where many of them did not even come back, my good friend, her father survived because he with his friends were intoxicated in honolulu, never made it back to the arizona, and on a sunday morning when the bands were getting ready for church, did the timing of this is absolutely precisely the weakest point of our readiness. and the intelligence that possibly came out of the spies that were in the japanese embassy in honolulu for some time, did they fully understand -- was their planning so specific to those weaknesses? >> yeah, yes, it was. they did have a spy in honolulu and i am spacing his name now because i am that poor a s

and as jeremy diamond now reports, a threat from russia is looming large. >> we made it clear that he cannot -- emphasized cannot -- move on ukraine. >> reporter: president biden closing out 2021 with a warning to russian president vladimir putin. >> if he makes any more moves and goes into ukraine, we will have severe sanctions. we will increase our presence in europe with our nato allies. and it will have to be a heavy price to pay for it. >> reporter: biden laying out that heavy price during a 50-minute phone call yesterday, urging putin to deof escalate ahead of u.s./russia security talks scheduled for january 10th. >> they only could work if he deof escalates. >> i always expect if you negotiate you make progress but we'll see. >> reporter: beyond the potential war in eastern europe, biden steps into 2022 facing an uphill battle against an unrelenting pandemic and criticism of his covid response. on testing at least, the president acknowledging he's come up short. >> it's not enough. it's clearly not enough. if we'd have known we'd have gone harder quicker, if we could have. >> r

let's listen to jeremy siegel. that's what i wanted to do let's listen to jeremy siegel and listen to both what josh is saying and the professor >> way overdid it. particularly the fed on liquidity, they are so far behind the curve that we have a lot of inflation that is embedded in, and the fed will have to hike many more times than what the market expects i would not be surprised to see the short rate at 2% or even higher by the end of next year >> that says wild card to me, josh. >> can't do it can't do it. can't have a fed funds rate of 2% you know why because the ten-year is not going there and the fed will not invert the yield curve for no reason it's not going to happen the fed is not going to deliberately invert the yield curve and there is a ceiling on where we're seeing the ten-year and that ceiling is the reality of all of the money the fed and other central banks have spent the last ten years creating. there is just too much demand for risk-free assets every time that ten-year gets anywhere near 2% ther

s jeremy scahill and i traveled there to investigate and produced this special documentary drilling and killing chevron and nigeria's oil dictatorship. this is an excerpt. >> until now chevron claimed its only action against the occupation was call the federal authorities and tell them what was happening. but in startling admission chevron's spokesperson sole omole admitted they flew in the soldiers who did the killing and he further admitted those men were from the notorious nigerian navy. >> we did. chevron did took them there. >> helicopters. >> who authorized the call? >> chevron. >> here we have may 28, 1998 chevron flying in the nigerian navy and mobile police to confront a group of villagers who thought they were in the midst of a negotiation with the oil giant which brings us to another admission by sole omole. >> were any of these harmed? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. i cannot say that [inaudible] that is is neither here nor there. >> it is very clear that chevron, just like shell, uses the military to protect its oil activities. they drill and they kill. >> >> t

ah, i jeremy williams, a so delegated in actually, toronto, we stand together. we'll continue to stand together against russia. 80 in germany. repeat some of the areas that we doubtless made. they noticed video as chunky dawson about their ability to influence other nations, french, u. k. and even latin american and other countries in future than maybe they were to high from cycle low youth with members of your household. please, please, please, please. we're going to continue to fight with justin to russia must not be allowed in germany at all. yeah. through common leave. it's so short. so didn't al td innovation? the 5 and the yes actually ended 80 the enough mrs. guns until sunday. one of the worst over mess shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy exploded of the real las vegas, where many say elected officials are controlled by casino knows the vegas shooting . revealed what the l v and p d really is. and now it's part of the spin machine to the american public barely remembers that it happens. that just shows you the power of money in las

it's very important question and that and recalls jeremy, it's m a physicist, worries everybody, you know, i think it's presumptuous bus to expect them to visit us. we should go out and search for them. we are not that significant. we are not that important. it reminds me of the friends of my wife when i met her. they were waiting for prince charming on a white horse to come and make them a marriage proposal. it never happened. we shouldn't expect that. you know, of others to appreciate us, we should go out and search. and you know, frankly, we are born into this world, like actors put on a stage without a script. the 1st thing to check is other, other actors around it, ask them what the plays about. thank you so much, professor. i've a low extra terrestrial with a says sign of intelligent life beyond us. that is his new book. it is extremely controversial. enjoy digging into that, i mean come to you and conclusions. professor alive. thank you for being on the string today. really enjoyed your company signing off. see you next time. thanks for watching everybody takeoff . it's the po

and later, jeremy siegel joins us to give his predictions for 2022 you can watch us live any time on the liesman/frost app we'll be right back. >> welcome back. we're in our eighth straight day of major airline flight cancellations. there are already more than 1,000 flights called off today in the united states and the tsa expect 10 million people to pass through airport screening between now and the end of the day on monday -- sorry, over the weekend. joining us now to talk about the sector, ben balldana, the former spirit ceo thank you for joining us we had robin hayes on from jetblue yesterday discussing this topic i wonder what your take was on the broad question of how understanding passengers are at this stage of the pandemic of these sorts of cancellations, it comes at a time when everyone wants to travel and they want to be able to get home and see their families or return to work it's very frustrating on that level, but it's also s pseudounderstanding what's going on. >> it is pseudounderstanding but it's also frustrating. obviously you can talk about a thousand or two thous

ah i jeremy with the city delegated in as shown to don't to stand together will continue to stand together against russia. 80 in germany. pete. some of the areas that we doubtless made say no to civilians as chunky dawson. it's about their ability to influence other nations, france, b, u. k. and even the latin america and other countries in future them, maybe beware to high rum cycle pollute with members of your household. please, please, please, please. we're going to continue to fight with justin. rushman must not be allowed in germany. i don't want y'all to come and leave it so short, so didn't al td enough asian the father of the yes actually indian api the not mrs. guns until sunday joined me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. and i'll be speaking to guess from the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah ah, uneasy headlines from all to see joe biden promises that the united states won't deploy offensive strike weapons in ukraine during an hour long conversation with the crisis over the country stretches towards another year from the energy c

jeremy diamond, cnn, traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware. >> joining us from moscow is director at the carnegie moscow center. really good to have your insights on this. you say that putin is looking for two things, a moratorium on nato expansion as jeremy was just saying in russia's near abroad, what it considers its near abroad, and a commitment to not station intermediate range missiles in europe. yet you and i both know he's unlikely to get that in a formal declaration, and so what is the endgame, do you believe, for putin now? he is calling the shots, right? his troops are in russian territory. he really is in no hurry to return them to base. >> well, i think that mr. putin said that himself very recently, that he has nowhere to retreat. so for him, the most important thing is to get some kind of a commitment from the united states president that nato enlargement, to include ukraine or for that matter, georgia, or any part of the former soviet union is off the table, is not going to happen. and, second, that the united states will not move nato's military infras

jeremy diamond, cnn, delaware. >>> from brazil, 2021 has been a devastating year. the covid pandemic left more than 600,000 dead. parts of the amazon have been ravaged by wildfires. and many blame the brazilian president for both. many are now hoping that 2022 will be the year of reckoning for him. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: little sarah was born this january in brazil, in the midst of a pandemic. even an abundance of love wasn't enough from stopping her daughter contracting covid-19. and despite her pleas, little sarah died. she was 5 months old. >> translator: when she died, when they gave us the news, i was able to hold her. i was able to feel her one last time. >> reporter: loss and grief like this became an all too common sight this year across brazil. more so that many other countries. >> kids have been dying more in brazil since the original varpt was here. >> reporter: one misconception is covid's impact on children made brazil a covid hot spot for the young. but other age groups suffered, as well. almost two years since matthew lost his son

suddenly, jeremy's head was completely buried. >> at first, it seemed like everyone was fine. he landed as he should normally. >> is buried. >> you can't really tell in the pov footage, but i can see his leg kick, and he's trying to kick himself up, and it is not working. >> then i started to try to blow a hole so i could breathe, but that did not work either. then after 20 seconds, i thought just chill out, don't use energy so i don't breathe as much. >> pov being pointed view. it took two men to dig them out. they are sharing the video to make everyone aware it could happen to anybody. >>> there were no winners in the final powerball drawing of the year. the jackpot has ballooned to $500 million. it has been almost 3 months since someone hit the powerball jackpot. the overalls of winning are one in 292.2 million. good luck. the next drawing will happen on saturday. >>> a beloved san francisco family business having its last hurrah after more than a century. say hello to 2022 with xfinity and you'll get fast and reliable internet for only nineteen ninety-nine a month for twel

jeremy, you've been talking to your sources about what happened on this call. what can you tell us took place? >> a senior administration official telling us earlier this evening that the tone of the conversation between the two leaders was serious and substantive and making clear what president biden's priority was on this call. this is the second call that these two leaders have had in just the last month, which is notable in and of itself. a and president biden sought to reiterate, to say and make very clear to the russian president, what the consequences will be if indeed he decides to move forward with an invausion of ukraine, making clear that it will be met with serious u.s. economic sanctions, as well as a stepped up nato military presence in many of those former soviet countries at russia's doorstep, one of the key things that russian president vladimir putin is trying to avoid at this moment. on the other hand, the president also making clear there's an alternative here and that is meaningful diplomatic engagement set to begin on january 10th as u.s.

. >> reporter: then he noticed jeremy's feet swooped up, and his head buried. >> you can tell in the pov footage, but i can see his leg kick, and is trying to kick himself up and it is not working. >> reporter: this is a perspective from jeremy's point of view. >> then i started to blow a hole so i could breathe, but that did not work either. after 20 seconds i thought chill out, don't use energy muscle i don't breathe as much. >> reporter: they were skiing in a group, luckily, and it took two men to take him out. >> i came down around to help start digging for him. mac snow immersion suffocation is very common, usually near tree beds, but with this much snow, the risk could be anywhere. while this close call makes for a good story and some great video, they hope it leaves a lasting impression on everyone who sees it. >> the biggest thing is, you know, it can happen to anyone. >>> what a difference a week makes. we got word today that our recent storms did make a dent in the drought. first the snowpack. officials conducted the first survey of the season. they found the snowpack is th

his helmet camera captured his buddy, jeremy, leading in the deep snow, and notice jeremy's feet swooped up and his head was completely buried. >> at first it seemed like everything was fine. he related as he should normally. you can't really tell, pov footage, but i can see his leg kick, and he's trying to kick himself up and it is not working. >> then i started to try to blow a hold so i could breathe but that did not work either. after about 20 seconds i thought don't use energy, chill out. >> it took two men to come out. >> lucky guy. >> when i see that stuff, i am glad it ended happily, but everybody now is recording every move they make. they have their helmet camera and record every moment. it is good it ended happily. >>> they have so much snow in the sierra over the last 7 days. north star, 84 inches. morreale, 109. palisades, 108 inches of snow in the last 7 days. as we look live over the city, upper 40s and low 50s with mostly clear skies. a few clouds, but not much. it looks pretty good in terms of rainfall totals, in addition to the snow. santa rosa has more than 21 inches,

>> okay, jeremy diamond, thank you so much. >>> let's talk more about these developments. i'll bring in the former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, and eurasia during the obama administration. steve hall is also here former cia chief of russia operations. and our cnn national security analyst. thank you both. two calls in a month between these two leaders. putin requested this call. what does it tell you? >> poppy, i'm a little unsettled by the fact that putin requested this call. i mean, obviously president biden had to accept it's the right thing to do. he said he is putting diplomacy first and if the russian president wants to talk what's better than -- it is better than the alternative. i feel putin was probably at the minimum taking a measure of president biden and the u.s. resolve to counter putin to provide assistance to the ukrainian military should ukraine be reinvaded -- invaded again and also, of course, take measure of our resolve on sanctions at a minimum i said. in addition to that putin could have had other tricks up his sleeve. we

ca my name is jeremy miller and i oppose theemergency ordinance under consideration . i align withcomments by supervisor preston . it's not a question of whether an emergency exists, it's a question of whether granting emergency powers to the mayor effectively address this emergency and the answer is no. there's no need to theorize aboutwhat this ordinance might or might not do . mayor said house you would use emergency powers and as maya angelou says when someone shows you who theyare believed them the first time. there's the question of enforcement . this declaration says deaths occurred outside the tenderloin how do you square this with defined geography . addressing the concept of tough love, it's a fascist profile to talk love withparamilitary treatment . the safety of the tenderloin has been london pre-explore the pain of attics to give them more power would be atravesty . >> clerk: thank you to the caller thank you for yourcomments . next: please . ca this is lesliedreier calling on behalf of housing rights committee of san francisco . we oppose the emergency or

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but let's begin with jeremy diamond. we got a readout from the white house on the call what does it say? >> reporter: that's right, jim. i got off a call with the senior administration official who was briefing us on the conversation. this official said that the tone of the conversation was serious and substantive and we have the press release from jen psaki, that the allies and the partners will decide decisively if russia further invades ukraine. this is the focus during the 50-minute conversation, it was aimed for president biden to give the russian president a clear sense of the two paths he now faces. a sense of the stark choice that he faces as he decides whether or not russia is going to invade ukraine. to make clear that on the one side, there is this meaningful diplomatic engagement that can go forward beginning with those talks between u.s. and russian officials on january 10th. and on the other side of that, if the russian president decides to move forward with the invasion, serious costs and consequences and

>> jeremy diamond, thanks so much. let's go to cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson in moscow. russia has a series of demands they want addressed they say. what are those demands? >> reporter: legally binding demands is what they're asking for, for nato to refuse to take ukraine as a member, for nato not to base any nato troops or nato military hardware inside ukraine, and for nato to roll back what russia calls its eastward expansion. that is the document putin sent to president biden about a week and a half ago. you have to look at this as well and see what putin is trying to do. the pressure we've heard people speaking about, putting that pressure on president biden, but trying to use president biden if you will as a battering ram at nato for biden to go into nato and get the changes that putin wants. clearly, that is not something in the cards but it does speak to that long-term goal of president putin, which is dividing nato. he looks at nato right now and sees that the hasty and messy withdrawal from

ah i, jeremy, you must get a certain delegated and as shown to talk to we stand together. we'll continue to stand together against russia. 80 in germany. repeat some of the arrows that we doubtless made say notice if he needs a chunky daughter about their milling influence other nations, france, u. k. and even latin america and other countries in future than maybe beware to high wrong will cycle alone with members of your household. so please, please, please, please. we are to continue to fight. don't you just need to, to do it. russia must not be allowed in germany. i don't want y'all to common leave it so. so ought to be an outdated innovation. the 5 and the yes actually ended out the innovation, mrs. guns and 2 sons back kaiser's financial survival. no, they say my that the girl i've heard. oh, i think it is, it is our central plank support dying academy. i call them right now and say stop the madness. you know, your brain is developing up until about 25 or, or 30 even. and what that means is your brain is essentially under construction. any thing that affects that brai

. >> jeremy, russia, putin himself demanded this call. they say they have a series of security concerns and demands that they want addressed. what is the white house saying about that? >> yes, i think it is clear from the white house perspective many of those demands are total nonstarters. you look at the list of demand russia has already put forward. they include barring the prospects of ukraine ever joining nato, it includes demands that the united states and nato remove all weapons and troops from any former soviet states, several of which u.s. already has forces and weaponry already positioned there. but at the same time the white house has said it is willing to engage in this discussion and to hear out russian concerns at the negotiating table so long as russia hears u.s. concerns at the same time. the u.s. hasn't taken the same kind of public, diplomatic approach russia has with this but u.s. officials have made very clear they will be direct with russia as president biden was today according to u.s. officials and that they will hav

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international diplomatic editor nic robertson is in moscow and jeremy diamond is in delaware with the president. nic, let's start with you. this will be the second conversation in recent weeks between these two leaders, and it takes place ahead of bilateral talks next month. do we have any idea what the issues are that putin wants to discuss? >> we do, and i think if we think of this phone call in the context of putin keeping up the pressure on president biden, remembering russia has created the narrative on the ground that ukraine is under threat from the potential of invasion from russian forces, that russia says are just doing a standard military training in russian territory which are perfectly legitimate and free to do, so, you know, russia habs created this scenario and it's also they be sort of created the pressure on the united states and nato to get into conversations about its concerns. what are its concerns? well, pitting once water tight local guarantees that nato will stop its eastward expansion, that nato will not allow ukraine to join it and that nato will not put its t

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the group was performing tricks in palisades when jeremy landed deep in the snow. his head became buried, nicking it difficult to breathe. what you see is from his point of view. >> i was trying to blow a hole so i could breathe. that did not work. after 20 seconds, i thought, just chill out. don't use energy. jobina: to came out of the -- the incident serves as a reminder of the dangers of snow suffocation. this type of accident can happen wherever there is deep snow. kumasi: that is scary. we are getting ready to say hello to 2022. new year's rocking eve is one day away. it is ryan seacrest's 17th your hosting. ryan: for midnigh midnigh journey doing some of their biggest gigs. i'm such a big fan of their music. we have travis barker. we have a live performance in puerto rico. between that and all the action in times square, we will do the countdown live in puerto rico, life in times square, and live in new orleans with billy porter. kumasi: there is a lot happening. you can watch all of it. can watch the ball drop. it kicks off at 8:00 tonight. there is a short

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they were performing tricks tuesday when jeremy did a flip. and landed deep in the snow you see it. -- in the snow. you see it. this is the perspective from jeremy's point of view. >> my head. so i started to blow a hole so i could breathe. that did not work either so i thought after, like, 20 seconds, don't use energy. >> wow. it took two men to dig him out. they say it serves as a reminder of possible snow suffocation. glad that he is all right. you might be seeing fewer pop-up ads on the internet. the privacy concerns prompting changes to help companies see your online behavior. >> helping businesses and restaurants. the east bay city launching a new program to support retailers struggling during this pandemic. first, check on the weather with lisa. >> some better news. although we need the rain, it was so cold out yesterday and kind of unlike what we have been used to, so it we should do -- so we should take a break and do cleaning up before we get back into another wet weather regime next week. a live look outside, where it is dry. there

jeremy says snow emergent suffocation is common especially near tree beds but with the snow this deep, it can happen anywhere to anyone. >> what a scary situation. >>> in south lake tahoe, there is so much snow, this kid completely disappeared when he jumped into it. his family was able to pull him out. there he goes. his dad says the boy is over five feet tall really putting it into perspective, the extent of the major snow fall. that does look like a lot of fun. >> really wild. >>> 13 minutes after 5:00. we are waiting for that snow survey and the results later on this morning. darren, i know you have been keeping a check on the record breaking conditions. >> yes. there is a recording station that sits just outside of donner pass that uc berkeley has operated since 1970s. excuse me. the news for that was it's been snowiest winter since 1970. i am going to cry. not that. just the coughing went down the wrong pipe. >>> a few mid level clouds but not an over like cast sky but it's just enough clouds that we keep temperatures relatively warm. let's take a look full screen. it's not real

i jeremy with the city dedicated and as you want to talk to, we stand together. we'll continue to stand together against russia, 80 in germany. repeat some of the arrows that we doubtless made. they notice if you need this, chunky dawson, it's about their 1000000 influence. other nations, france, u. k. and even latin america and other countries in future than they knew where to hi, ron wolf cycle cologne with members of your household. please, please, please, please. we are to continue to fight. no, don't do anything you just need to. to do. russia must not be allowed in germany. i don't want y'all to come and leave it so short. so the out. the innovation the 5 and the yes actually ended outside the in office. mrs. gun simple sons. one of the worst over mass shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy exploded a little of the real las vegas, where many se elected officials are controlled by casino owners. the dank is shooting, revealed where the elvia, p d really is. and now it's part of the stand machine. most of the american public barely remembe

chair, first, i see jeremy lee wishing recognition. >> jeremy lee. >> so mr. chair, thank you so much. i'm not familiar with air table. at a very high level, can you, like, describe how air table would be, like, used and how, like, the information would be provided to us? >> i'll answer the question from member lee. i'm seth neal, from q2 research. the air table will probably be used both to have a submission form where people can write in text and also upload files. the files that we'll be uploading are the mapping, the shape files, and the pdfs from the statewide and community of interest tool so they can provide actual lines, geographic files that can be used to represent their communities. so the public would interact with that both to submit their comment through a web form, and then also to view comments that have been made in a data table. so it would look -- it looks like a spreadsheet, more or less. would just be text responses and links to file where we can download them and offering some filtering and sorting, for instance, by submission date or nam

. >> clerk: jeremy lee is in the roster. >> chair townsend: mr. jeremy lee. >> thank you, chair. i first want to say thank you ms. sunshine for providing us with this presentation and a timeline of when pacific edge plans to do these outreach and the different phases. i first wanted to ask what is the civic edge's process going to be around running particular items by us for approval? you know, without trying to get too micro managing with your work. can you speak a little bit on that? >> sure, well, in this case i will defer to the clerk's office on how they would like to facilitate that? i do want to also say timing is of the essence here so whatever the most efficient way to facilitate that, i would appreciate your thoughts on madam clerk. >> thank you. >> i think now would be a good opportunity or at least when the questions have been cleared, for you to mention the plan that you have been working on, which would essentially, as the task force is working towards having their meetings, and there is a member who is assigned to that particular meeting or that particular project.

jeremy diamond, cnn, delaware. >>> ghislaine maxwell now faces the rest of her life in prison. a jury in new york convicted her of recruiting and grooming teenage girls for her late associate and former boyfriend, jeffrey epstein, so he could sexually abuse them. her family had no comment as they left the courthouse but said they firmly believe in her innocence. here is reaction to the verdict. >> reporter: it was a momentous day for survivors of abuse by jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell, after she was found guilty of five of the six months she faced, including sex trafficking a minor. many of these survivors felt a devastating blow after jeffrey epstein died in 2019, shortly after he was arrested on those federal sex trafficking charges. and this trial was a second chance for them to try to seek some sort of justice. one woman who testified at the trial against maxwell named annie farmer said she was relieved and grateful to the jurors for finding her guilty of five of these counts, saying in a statement "she has caused hurt to many more women than the few of us who testi

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jeremy dimon, cnn, traveling with the president, in wilmington, delaware. >>> european countries are seeing unprecedented numbers of covid infections as the omicron variant continues its spread across the continent. >>> also ahead, naming and shaming and public humiliation in china, for those breaking pandemic rules. the latest live from beijing also in a moment. ♪ "how bizarre" by omc ♪ no annual fee on any discover card. ♪ ♪ (burke) this is why you want farmers claim forgiveness... [echoing] claim forgiveness-ness, your home premium won't go up just because of this. (woman) wow, that's something. (burke) you get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. [echoing] get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ at university of phoenix, we have scholarships for everyone hard at work, no matter where you work. get up to a $3,000 scholarship, starting with your first course. explore your opportunities at phoenix.edu when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected on

jeremy diamond, thank you very much for that. let's now bring in a former cnn moscow bureau chief and a global fellow with the woodrow wilson center in washington. longtime colleague of yours truly. jill, great to see u. thanks as always. and what are your expectation -- i mean, this is -- you know, jeremy diamond was alluding to this. what are your expectations for this call between the president and vladimir putin tomorrow? and the fact that, you know, putin requested the call? i mean, usually, the russians like to say, you know, oh, washington reached out to us and, you know, that sort of thing. >> right. i mean, i -- i think it is significant that it was president putin who asked for this. and i was asking myself, okay, why exactly would he want this? and the only thing i can really come up with -- you know, there is always a possibility that he has a surprise but i don't think -- i don't think he has a surprise. um, i would go back to about six days ago when he had his news conference and he was very, very insistent -- in fa

when i show ah i jeremy, you must either so delegated and as you want to don to stand together will continue to stand together against russia. even in germany. repeat some of the errors that we doubtless made. they noticed vinitez chunky daughters about their ability to influence other nations, france b, u k. and even latin america and other countries in future than maybe knew where to high wrong cycle pollute with members of your household. please, please, please, please. we have to continue to fight with justin to russia must not be allowed in germany. i don't want y'all to come and leave it so short. so d and l t, the innovation, the 5 and the yes, actually indian, 80 the enough missiles guns until sunday at the end of every year across stock, answer some of your many questions. not surprisingly, many of your questions, concerns politics, the current international situation, and whether we should trust legacy median. we'll do our best to answer as many questions as we can a branded a trial of the century. delane maxwell now faces up to 65 years in prison after being found guilty on 5 of 6

in fact, jeremy corbett, a british labor leader at that time, was criticized for attacking the coo. wow, you know, in bolivia we have 38 people dead in 2019. there are responsible for that. and there. yeah, you know, the, in bolivia we are following trials against those people that were involved in the program. and there are some on jail in, you know, in a trial process normal trial process. and what the people usually do when i was in campaign, asked me to do it is justice. justice doesn't mean a person, a persecution. it doesn't mean you know which hands whatever you want. know here the government of the credit that the government is coming from the could it, they scion a supreme decree where they establish and they ask the or, and they m compulsory a says to the, are here the army to go to the streets and go against the people that was in claiming for election, chantelle and things like that. so i mean, something is that somebody is responsible for these and that's why they are trials in bolivia. so whatever they, they come to, you know, do europe or united states, whatever. tryi

poppy. >> jeremy diamond, thank you so much for the reportling tonight. out front next, melania trump gets in on crypto and nfts. does she have her eye on the wave of the future? and for half a century, they have been the soundtrack for so many people. we will preview a cnn film about carol king and james taylor. >>> tonight, new york city's next mayor announcing he will be sworn in on saturday during the new year's eve ball drop in times square, and that is not eric adams' only bold move. he is also saying he wants his first three paychecks in bitcoin. this comes as a number of political figures are jumping in on the crypto and nft bandwagon, including former-first lady melania trump. our kate bennet is out front. >> reporter: since leaving the white house almost one year ago -- >> being your first lady was my greatest honor. thank you for your love and your support. >> reporter: melania trump retreated into her standard comfort zone, privacy. only recently emerging promoting her new nft business on an almost-daily basis since its announcement. and tweet

jeremy diamond is with the president in delaware. what are you learning about the debate inside the white house over testing. that is interesting. >> reporter: no doubt about it, jim. listen, we heard today dr. fauci and dr. walensky adamantly saying the shortage did not factor into the change. but a senior administration official say it did factor into a decision around the guidance around the quarantine. quarantine is what the cdc -- is the term they use to refer to people who are close contact, particularly those unvaccinated. they short under that time to five days. they did not explicitly -- only saying it is the best practice to do so, and one senior official told me that they said, quote, if we require a test, people are going to say what if we can't get a test? so this official said very clearly the testing shortage did factors into that piece of the new guidance. we know this administration is concerned and on do that of this situation with the shortage of tests. president biden himself hughes repeatedly acknowledged they ha

let's bring in white house correspondent jeremy diamond. how does biden deter putin from any further aggression? what can he possibly say on this call? >> listen, we're told by senior administration official that the president is going to make clear to vladimir putin once again the costs that the u.s. will impose on russia if it decides to move forward with an invasion of ukraine. something u.s. intelligence officials are not sure whether or not vladimir putin has made that decision yet. but it's important, i think, to look at this call tomorrow, not in the context of a single call which again was requested by vladimir putin, the russian leader in this case, but in the context of the broader u.s./russia diplomacy that's happening right now. it comes a few weeks after vladimir putin and joe biden had that video conference call and just two weeks -- less than two weeks before u.s. and russian officials are set to meet to speak together beginning january 10th for a series of security dialogue meetings. and so i think this is going to be an imp

jeremy diamond joins me. jeremy, i know you just spoke to the covid-19 response director. what did he tell you? >> reporter: that's right, i asked at the coronavirus briefing specifically about the 500 million happen at-home tests that the white house is set to ship to americans beginning next month. and the news that he gave me is that they're still in the process of finalizing the contract to obtain those. but he says he does expect that contract to be completed late next week. of course, that would be the end of the first week of january. meaning that americans likely won't begin to see see the at-home covid tests until end of january. he said the details are forthcoming still in terms exactly how the white house is going to finalize the delivery mechanism for those tests including that website that they have promised to get up where americans were request to get the at-home tests sent to them for free. so we're still waiting for a lot of details. frankly, this speaks to the gap of time that exists now, continuing to exist, between the testing shortages over the holiday

as the omar crime barian becomes dominant in europe, jeremy's health minister warned his country's numbers could be much higher than reporting. also coming up another independent voice in hong kong is silenced website stand, news says it's closing down after police made arrests and confiscated documents in a rate the sites. assets have also been frozen and collateral damage caught on tape with syrian family hit by a u. s. drone strike while driving their car child passenger barely survived, capture the attack on video. ah, i'm going to crop welcome to the program including our p b s d worse. so the all micron varying is causing sky rocketing rates of coven 19 infections and countries all around the world. french authorities reported more than 200000 infections in a single day. it's a new french and european record. italy in portugal have also announced record numbers of new cases and impolite authorities recorded nearly 800 deaths in a single day. that's the highest number for that eastern european country. 3 quarters of the death, reportedly unvaccinated people. now here in germany, the o