and shifting a bit to some sleet here and it is a mess really from the mid-atlantic through the east coast. 70 million people or more dealing with this winter storm not only talking about snow, you've got ice, a wintry mix causing multicar pileups, one of those turning deadly in pennsylvania unfortunately, two people died in a massive crash there. and then you've also got the issue of business. i talked to some hardware stores yesterday and they saw a bit of a boost. they are selling sleds, shovels, ice melt, things like that but otherwise across the board this is another gut punch for so many businesses that have been dealing with the pandemic. now this look at restaurants that were really essentially only takeout or, you know, dinout they are losing that for the next couple of days. just a rough go. >> yeah, you can sit outside if it is 45 degrees with a jacket on, they have the heaters going. i don't know where they are getting all the propane, but now this and a lot of schools -- even schools that are remote are calling snow days trying to give the kids a sense of normalcy, but n

east coast with some parts feeling like the north pole. a warm welcome, everyone. it is christmas day, in most of the world. but from manger square in bethlehem to main street, usa, the coronavirus pandemic has made it unlike any other christmas in our lifetimes. at a time, when millions of people would be traveling, a new restriction from the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention. starting monday, it will require a negative-covid test for all passengers coming to the u.s., from the uk. this comes, amid concerns over a new variant of the virus that spreads more easily. the pandemic has claimed more than 1.7 million lives, so far, this year. and it is forcing worshippers to wear masks to churches around the world. pope francis will deliver his christmas message, not from the balcony of st. peter's square, as he usually does, but from a hall inside the vatican. only about a hundred people attended christmas eve mass in a smaller, rear section of the st. peter's basilica. the pope, reminding the crowd that jesus was born a poor outcast, and urging followers

rain and sleet showers around the east coast of england. most of the showers ease away through tonight, confined to coastal areas and the north—west of scotland. temperatures falling down to freezing, or a little bit below, another cold night with a sharp frost and iciness to start wednesday morning. wednesday is a little drier for most compared to today but later in the day we have more rain, sleet and snow pushing into the south—west of england, perhaps south wales and further snow showers across the north of scotland. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news with simon mccoy. the headlines... nhs england says health workers are "back in the eye of the storm" — as the number of coronavirus cases exceeds the peak that was seen in april. the military will provide remote support to schools and colleges in england with coronavirus testing, as they begin to re—open next week. the ftse 100 is up this morning, as uk financial markets opened for the first time since the brexit deal was announced on christmas eve. vinyl album sales have ri

on the east coast, 3:00 p.m. in london, 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. here of course only on cnn. >>> we want to recap breaking news. cnn has learned that french president emmanuel macron has tested positive for covid-19. the palace says the president was tested at the first signs of the virus symptoms. mr. macron will isolate for seven days, and will continue to work and carry out activities remotely. stay with cnn for a live report from paris coming up. that's it for me, i'm kim brunhuber. "early start" is next. stay with us. hi sabrina! hi jen! so let me just ask you? this aveeno® moisturizer goes beyond just soothing sensitive skin? exactly jen! calm + restore oat gel was designed for sensitive skin. uh! it's incredible! we formulated it with a super nurturing ingredient. prebiotic oat. it soothes skin and strengthens its moisture barrier, too. uh! i love it! i love it! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ oh. wait! wait! sabrina! there's a serum, too? of course, there is. of course, there is. i knew that. sab[phone rings] a serum, too? "sore thro

, the east coast. >> michael, what did you want to add? >> interestingly, during the war when fans would show up the same as before the first pitch was thrown, there would be an announcement made about how to evacuate a stadium. yankee stadium had arrows pointed to hoses and buckets of sand, and the players were instructed, while the fans vac waited, they were to continue to play and to be soldiers during an air raid on their stadium. so they were ready for anything. >> right. the 1943 yanklands game i referred to earlier, there is an evacuation plan on the back of that program. >> dom dimaggio spent three of his best years in the navy and injured his eye that shortened his career. why have they not put him in cooperstown where he belongs? >> certainly one of the greatest advocates for don's inclusion into the hall of fame was ted. ted often lobbied for dominic. but i think -- you know, certainly a number of players lost prime years of their career. i loved dominic dimaggio as a player. i think in any kind of objective analysis of his care

now it's going to climb up the east coast. and as you heard from trevor, we're going to see big-time rains, one to two inches or more over the heavy snow pack. that will cause flooding. but the big winds the concern. maybe hurricane-force gusts. widespread power outages, a big problem. and then temperatures are going to tumble during the day tomorrow, meaning icy travel later tomorrow into christmas night. be super careful. things will quiet down over the weekend. whit? >> all right, good advice. we know you'll be tracking it. lee, thank you. >>> this holiday week, america is battling a staggering covid surge. december is already the most devastating month of the pandemic. yesterday, more than two americans tested positive every second. and more than 328,000 lives have been lost. that's two american deaths reported every minute. nearly 120,000 covid patients are hospitalized this christmas eve and tonight, the cdc out with a new projection of the toll we could see after the holidays. abc's kaylee hartung is in hard-hit califor

that will exit the east coast today and a quieter forecast for the rest of the country. we'll still watch southern california where the breezy, windy, awful conditions will be ongoing throughout the day today and tomorrow. but the rest of the country once we get this storm system off the east coast looks pretty quiet. so there's the good news. welcome back, my friend, todd piro. congratulations to you. todd: thank you, thank you. >> amazing. you as macing feat for you and your wonderful wife, new baby girl. todd: i always said i had the greatest job doing this and now i have the two best jobs because as you know, raising kids, it's awesome, exhausting, but also it's a blast. thanks, jd. appreciate it why wonderful. consistent grat. todd: thank you, thank you. >> hi, jillian. jillian: hi, janice. todd: good stuff. all right. we've got to get back to the brass tax of news, jd. dr. jill biden reportedly pushing for debt-free community college as first lady at a time when student loan debt tops 1 point of 6 trillion, that's with a t, dollars. progressives are hoping to cance

plus, how wawrnt storm there on the east coast could affect vaccine distribution. >>> and we've got our own winter weather moving in. let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin for a look at what's coming. bill. >> we do have a little bit of winter weather. i wish it was a little bit more. it's been such a slow year, right? we do have rain coming. you've seen the clouds all day thicken up. we even had a few sprinkles in the north bay up towards clover dale a, areas north in sonoma county. here's the system, here it comes. slow. the thing is barely moving. here it gets close to us. late tonight, early a tomorrow morning, we get our rain. there may be a few sprinkles that show up prior to that but for the most part that frontal passage isn't until 1:00 or 2:00 a.m. some of the rainfall accumulations in mendocino and calistoga, so you get an idea that it is wet up there. the plan, then, for us, is maybe a quarter of an inch to an inch of rain. so the estimates, the forecast models have backed down a little bit on the numbers. at one point it looked like it would be an inch and a ha

coast and also a high wind watch for winds gusting up to about 60 miles per hour on the east coast. so here's the storm system. today it's mostly snow across the upper midwest, including minnesota and iowa. here you see the rain starting to develop back through the midwest as we go into tonight and tomorrow so it's mostly rain on christmas eve. we are looking for snow to wrap around on the back side of this, especially on the great lakes. and up and down the east coast up into new england with snow, especially lake-effect snow on the back side. we could see 1 to 3 inches of rain on top of the snow that is still melting across the northeast. this means rivers will rise rapidly. we could also see some flooding along some of the streets that aren't draining as well, so that's why we do have that flood potential. as for that white christmas, i think areas especially back through minnesota and into wisconsin, northwestern iowa is where we could see several inches of snow, but also along the great lakes we could see 9 to 12 inches of snow with that lake-effect snow. these would be your ar

and by christmas eve, it's hitting the east coast. behind the system is very cold air. windchills early on christmas eve will drop below zero in the upper midwest. denver will feel like 10 degrees. 26 for dallas. looking at today's high temperatures, 70 in dallas, even warmer across the southwest and the northeast will be warming up for some melting snow. >>> coming up, the best movie of 2020 according to film critics groups. >>> also ahead, hear from the teenagers who formed a human chain to rescue children who fell through ice on a pond. >>> but first a developing story, a man described as a pedophile advocate is accused of flying across the country to kidnap a girl. how he was finally arrested. is absolutely perfect! and that inspired our perfect diaper. our softest yet with trusted protection. huggies special delivery now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it. hey google, tell roomba to vacuum the kitchen counter. and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and your home. roomba and the irobot home app. only from irobot. oh what fun it

on the east coast. >> what did you want to add? >> interesting only during the war when phoenix would show up at the stadium before the first pitch was thrown, there were beaten announcement about how to evacuate yankee stadium. yankee stadium had arrows pointed to hoses and buckets of sand and the players were instructed while the fans evacuated, they were to continue to play and to be soldiers during in a raid on the stadium. so they were ready for anything. >> the 1943 game that i mentioned earlier, i have that game programs. there is an evacuation plan on the back of that program. >> we have a question, don kumar show had three of his best years in the navy but he injured his i would shortened his career. why have the boston sports writers not incorporated him into cooperstown where he belongs? >> dominic was certainly one of the greatest advocates for his inclusion into the hall of fame. ted often lava for dominic, but i think that certainly a number of fires last prime year of their career. i love dominic thomas shows a playe

on the east coast. electoral college meets today to certify the 2020 decision as early voting begins no georgia for the senate runoffs but president trump's battle for free and fair election is not over yet as sources tell me he believes the d of -- doj and fbi are not investigating fraud around the election. kevin mccarthy coming up. investigating hunter biden, subpoena for joe biden's son looking for info on his time with ukrainian company barisma as new emails surface for keys to be made for jill and joe biden along with chinese partner, all questions arising on why none of this does disclosed before the november election. big fight against coronavirus, pfizer's vaccine rolling out to americanican hospitals today wih over 100 million expected over the coming 3 months. hear from louisiana senator and medical doctor bill cassidy, operation warp speed scientific head doctor. futures this morning are rallying on the vaccine news. we are expecting gain at the start of trading, better than 200 points on th

now the original cold front we've just seen cause in a story weather of the east coast is this one here as the tail end goes through jamaica haiti and dance or costa rica and panama will spawn some pretty big showers and it will funnel the potential for a really big shouting at palomar costa rica leaving behind rather cool weather this time yet again 4 or 5 degrees below average in for example have a. in 1958 charles de gaulle made a famous speech in algeria. but take the don't hold back the tide about jury and independence all keep france's colonies in africa and the pacific. in the final episode of the series al-jazeera explores how the long and bitter fight for the french empire still resonates today in large intense french to colonise ation on al-jazeera. moonroof. oh. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories this hour the world's 1st fully tested coronavirus vaccine has been administered in the u.k. this is not a year old grandmother margaret keenan who made history as the 1st person to be vaccinated 800000 doses of the finds a biotech vaccine are now available in 70 homes says

you know, we were travelling across the east coast of new south wales where some of the areas were badly hit last summer and the one thing that people tell you is that when you get days like today when it is hot and windy, it almost triggers something in you in that it triggers the memories of what happened, the trauma of what happened and even though the conditions this summer are even though the conditions this summer are different, we are told, from different reports, that we won't maybe have big, huge, uncontrollable bushfires that were really, really high as some buildings on different occasions, but it is going to be more grass fires for this summer. still a great deal of nervousness about what is to come, especially if the hot conditions continue to, you know, continue through the summer. know, continue through the summer. all you need then is and really strong winds and a spark to get things out of control. stay with us on bbc news. still to come. tributes are paid to peter alliss — the voice of golf — who's died at the age of 89. john lennon was shot at the entrance to the d

we're also following all the snow on the east coast and there was a lot of it will see that much more tonight on news nations sanaa's back to you in the bay area. thank you so much for that preview joe. >>news nation airs on wgn america at 08:00pm our time you can find it on the channel's listed hear more details available on our website kron 4 dot com. >>and we're going to be speaking with a local hospital worker on how they're feeling after receiving the pfizer vaccine. stay with us the news at 3 continues. here's another cleaning tip from mr. clean. cleaning tough bathroom and kitchen messes with sprays and wipes can be a struggle. there's an easier way. try mr. clean magic eraser. just wet, squeeze and erase tough messes like bathtub soap scum... and caked-on grease from oven doors. now mr. clean magic eraser comes in disposable sheets. they're perfect for icky messes on stovetops... in microwaves... and all over the house. for an amazing clean, try mr. clean magic eraser, and mr. clean magic eraser sheets. >>health care workers across the country received the first dose of the pf

we're going to see rainy weather on the east coast. and there's a potential for a big flash freeze event. >> oh. >> so, we'll wait and see how this all plays out. but christmas eve could be one of those days, kasie, where you have like rainy weather, then all of a sudden, just boom, it gets really cold, and then we have to deal with what we call a flash freeze and horrible roads. so, we'll keep an eye on that for next week. >> well, that sounds rather unpleasant as opposed to my nice white christmas. but fingers crossed that the forecast changes here in the meantime. >> yes, we'll see. >> bill karins, thank you so much. happy friday and happy holidays to you. >>> still ahead here, new reporting on how vice president mike pence will spend his final days in office. here's a hint -- pretty far away from home. >>> plus, turnout surges in the georgia senate runoff elections. we're going to tell you what that suggests about the state of those critical races. we're back in just a moment. oses we're back in just a moment. this year, we learned

coast that's a cold tukey in bihari and there is some story in canada but the quiet weather still give you fog in the northwest and some parts of the upper midwest and the red flag warnings it means with the dry weather throughout much of california increase me going back down to southern california once more quickly look at that what do you spot if you didn't but the temperature in denver's 18 degrees that seems to warm for december so it is the average is 6 denver's 18 the more in 16 kansas city 80 much of the plane they went to the plain states far more when they should but it won't last will change without the 6 degrees or 9 ish on thursday as that next tranche of cooler weather comes there now the original cold front we've just seen cause not story weather off the east coast is this one here as the tail end goes through jamaica haiti and dancer costa rica and panama will spawn some pretty big showers and it will funnel the potential for a really big shot i think of panama or costa rica leaving behind rather cool weather for this time yet again 4 or 5 degrees below average in for e

. >>> this is all because of a pretty dangerous winter storm that has hit the east coast with heavy snow, gusting winds, two people were killed and multiple others injured after a multi-car crash on interstate 80 in pennsylvania. let's go to our meteorologist derek van dam he joins us this morning in boston. that's a lot -- it's a lot of snow and it came fast with heavy winds. what are you seeing? >> yeah, look at this, this accumulated overnight in a period of about eight hours, it's light and fluffy snow right now, but it wasn't that way earlier this morning. the national weather service was predicting accurately that a flash freeze would occur. that is when temperatures edge to close to freezing, about 32 degrees, this is classic nor'easter stuff, and that makes the snow that did fall originally at the storm kind of slushy at the base and then the cold air wraps in behind the system, the winds pick up, the temperatures here in boston in the north end where i'm located right now dropped 10 degrees fahrenheit in just one hour. i mean, that is incredible. so it froze that slush that was

it's 5:30 here on the east coast, 2:30 out west. i'm kasie hunt. now that a vaccine is starting to roll out, vice president mike pence says he's willing to get a covid immunization in public. the vice president plans to receive his coronavirus vaccine shot on camera tomorrow morning at the white house. he will be joined by second lady karen pence and surgeon general jerome adams. meanwhile, president-elect joe biden is expected to get a shot as soon as next week. erly this among, barack obama, george bush and bill clinton agreed to take the vaccine on camera to help build public trust in the coronavirus vaccine. it is unclear when president donald trump will receive a vaccine. >>> meanwhile, the chairman of the senate homeland security and government affairs committee, ron johnson, held a hearing yesterday on election irregularities, what he claimed were election irregularities. the wisconsin republican continued to maintain that there was fraudulent voting in the 2020 election. >> this hearing should not be controversial. even though courts have h

we are coming over to the east coast. where i am. the situation is no less desire than in california and massachusetts, the number of sick. field hospital. good to see you. field hospitals, popping up throughout the east coast, because of the overrun hospitals and icus, what do you see there is mas mass? -- in massachusetts? >> hospitalizations, increasing 2 to 3% daily. 1 in 5 are testing positive for the virus, that is a snap shot. the crisis is worseepping in this community and beyond. as you can imagine, it is putting the strain on the hospitals, and frontline workers. triggered the field hospital behind me. it opened up back in the spring. at that time, 160. those beds will fill up as a brace for the post-thrpg surge. we had the opportunity to go inside, and speak with the ceo of u-mass memorial. who said, this inform facility is now a hot zone. take a listen 12k3w4r6789 one of the great strains on the system now, we have a testing site that takes up 40 people, just to run, for coronavirus testing. then, a field hospital, and st

, new york city on the east coast. i'm sure the american people who were alive called them. the various other celebrations in philadelphia and in washington dc. it was a magnificent expression of america. happiness, democracy, constitutional government had worked. >> gerald ford's own future would be advanced that summer by the republican convention. only after he beat back a divisive challenge from conservative champion ronald reagan of california. >> mr. chairman, this republican convention, i am honored by your nomination and i accept it. we will wage a winning campaign in every region of this country from the snowy bangs of minnesota to the sandy planes of georgia. >> he knew he had his work cut out for him. >> it was a very good job, and he had views on a number of national and international problems and challenges. but again it was a race of the outsider against the establishment in the nation's capital. and because of watergate under nixon, because of the war in vietnam. during the kennedy, johnson, nixon period

she lives in kwazulu-natal province in south africa and if the east coast. i have so get. ready for. the toll on the way it's all really. there's no public transport around her children often a rifle late at school or just don't go she goes to include primary school the deputy principal says a number of issues need to be addressed as this problem of late coming as it is all too often this is that is that usually the driving and they say that that is because walking $1.00 or in this program of crime not a crime is above because very i hate that program or school a few kilometers away is the base of an ngo that wants to solve the transportation problem for poor local children not iraq's most i am to my son gamey and some vang are part of the team of sweet bike there are loading 472nd hand bikes recently delivered from switzerland they'll go to kids at various schools here in the area around market 840 kilometers south of to happen so basically when you consider i was there i feel like a small child who doesn't want to open it like a park and it's really like this is the chan

then when we get to the east coast, 54 million people impacted. we have winter storm warnings that are now up just outside of new york city, just outside of philadelphia, a good chunk of pennsylvania and down through west virginia and the mountains of virginia. even winter weather advisories from raleigh to charlotte to asheville. so, how much snow are we talking about? notice, that's the snow footprint. the white's only about 1 inch, the pink is 9 to 12 inches, and that real bull's eye is going to be the areas of the mountains of west virginia, central pennsylvania, eastern pennsylvania. notice that d.c., we only have you in 1 to 2 inches, baltimore around 2 to 3 inches. new york city still holding on to roughly 6 to 10 inches, but that snowfall forecast has come down a little bit. definitely the jackpot areas would be the poconos and the southern portions of the catskills, our friends in connecticut, 8 to 12. and right now, boston looks like about 6 to 10. but for all the snow lovers in washington, d.c., kasie, this does not look like the storm

they've now expanded throughout the east coast. they now have more than 14,000 volunteers around the country. joining me now are two of the co-founders. great to see li amelkin and simone again. liam, thank you very much. your timing, it's giving tuesday, but also we're heading into this winter, and we're seeing a hunger crisis. thanksgiving week was really terrible when we looked at the food lines, exacerbated by covirksd covi covid, unemployment and now you're delivering groceries to food pantries, not just homes. tell us how you've changed your service. >> this program began as an opportunity to deliver food to people from grocery stores and from pharmacies, but as we were seeing the growing racial and economic disparities and food insecurity and as senator murphy was talking about that earlier, we realized the importance of delivering from food pantries to people's homes as well. the food insecurity is twice as bad as before the pandemic. you've seen lines for food pantries are getting longer and not only is that horrifying and

>>i 45 right now you know the east coast is doing. you do don't even know what this is this you got to get you back in chile. we family outside a couple sisters are as a brother out there if you talk to him recently since is going to when i talk to me was like we've got foot so far they can go and that was in the morning and now it's they're measuring it in several home, i actually got that so yet winter storm warning in effect still obviously dangerous road conditions are dealing with that people living from what new york boston pretty much that core area, philadelphia all around the northeast. >>dealing with some pretty tough conditions. 6 to 12 inches of snow. so far. >>but again more more coming yeah, there's other places like of binghamton new yeah jesus know yeah we're talking a lot of shoveling yeah you've done your share of it i'm sure when you were little all right a little up in montana the only way really is a workout you're this is some of the highest totals for some of the that's a really historic storm right there now, b

the radar shows a storm system that will be racing along the east coast today bringing heavy rain for millions of people. everyone from the southeast all the way to new england will be affected. some areas could get four inches of rain, and inland areas could see six inches of snow by tomorrow afternoon. winter storm watches are posted in parts of new england. we're looking at today's high temperatures, boston and new work will be in the 50s. 40s around the great lakes. mild across the south, 50 in albuquerque. >>> coming up, the jet skier who pulled off a delicate dolphin rescue. >>> also ahead, the tiger at carole baskin's animal sanctuary attacks. what she's saying after a volunteer's arm was nearly ripped of. >>> and the growing lawsuit over coffee and claims of false advertising. are consumers not getting what they paid for? claims of false advertising. are consumers not getting what they paid for? you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 8 million

coast. fed ex and u.p.s. are not picking up extra packages beyond what they've already agreed to fr some retailers, and that nd tha crush of items through the post office. >> the only person i haven't seen any real problems with has been amazon. eguave noticed with regular mail it's been coming a little slower. the postal: the postal service service tells cbs news it tells cbs news it does have workers out with covid and they're working to address the issues. a we come to you from a busy houston post office tonight, all , alhe carriers have hired thousands of seasonal workers and, as always, there are higher-priced options like express delivery if you want to ship it later and still get it there on time, including delivery on christmas day. norah. >> o'donnell: janet shamlian, thank you. tonight, new video has surfaced in the killing of ahmaud arbery. he is the 25-year-old black man who was gunned down in february while his family says he was out jogging. t d new video casts doubt on one sus

tons of sunshine along the east coast just really cold. looking back west we're tracking this area of low pressure that's bringing heavy rain to a lot of the gulf states. that's actually going to shift into the southeast as we head through your sunday. for much of the upper midwest into the southwest, things are dry and quiet but we do have that next storm brewing in the northwest pacific bringing heavy rains to parts of washington and oregon. even some snow showers into >> make sure to bundle up if you're headed out the door any time soon because the temperatures are in the 30s in a lot of the bay area counties. in san jose, 39 degrees. we are going to be warming up just a little bit into the afternoon. let me show you how the rest of the bay area is doing. 33 in concord, 37, los gatos, 39. look at your microclimate forecast for today, mostly sunny. 50s and low 60s. full forecast at 7:00 a.m. >> and that's a look at your local forecast. back to you, kristen and peter. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> still ahead right here, the deco

on the east coast. futures are indicating a gain at the start of trading, we've got a fractional move higher. dow industrials up 0, nasdaq up 8. all three major indices begin the new day in record territory after new highs were set yesterday. take a look at the numbers, dow industrials were up 148 points at the close yesterday, nasdaq was up 106, s&p 500 higher by 21 at 4:00 on wall street thursday. european markets look like this, investors there keeping a close eye on the developments on a trade deal and brexit negotiations. the clock is ticking to finalize a trait deal as britain looks to exit the european union officially, ft 100 up 11, dax index higher by 45. in asia overnight markets finished mostly lower, here too fractional moves across the board as you can see. chat service discord, looking to expand past the gaming market meanwhile. cheryl casone with those details right now. cheryl, good morning to you. cheryl: good morning. gaming, one of the hottest sectors this year and the service which l

to new york city on the east coast. i am sure the american people vividly,alive recall the tall ships in new york harbor. the various other celebrations in philadelphia, and in washington, d.c. it was a magnificent expression atamerica of our happiness democracy -- and that democracy under a constitutional government had worked. >> gerald ford's own future would be advanced to that summer by that republican convention but only after he had eaten back at the -- a divisive challenge in the primaries from conservative champion ronald reagan of california. delegates to this republican convention, i am honored by your nomination and i accept it. [applause] we will wage a winning campaign in every region of this country from the snowy banks of plains of to the sandy georgia. >> badly trailing democratic candidate jimmy carter in the polls, ford knew he had his work cut out for him. >> he was a very good governor and he had broad views on a number of national and international problems and challenges. of anain, it was a race o

but let the record reflect the east coast, washington dc never spoiled mike. i heard from a source that after wrapping up one meeting with bono, world-famous front man of u2 and a leader in the fight against aids, mike cheerfully offered the following parting remark. well, goode luck with that . if you've seen mike in action around the senate , mastering issue after issue it's hard to imagine himmaking time for much of anything outside his work . but you'd be badly mistaken because one of the worst kept secrets around the capital is that mike is one of the warmest members of the senate family. madam president as we prepare to bid him farewell mike's colleagues may miss his leadership on legislation. but i suspect the loss will be greater for future classes of patrons who would be denied parties mike through to celebrate their successes. the staff at the mexican restaurant will miss a couple along with the barrasso's and grassley's years right, the most devoted . more thananything , i know the dedicated staff of the senate that don't get thanked enough for the

new jersey who take those grandmas day on the east coast it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me for me to get funky host. in the. climate change. coast made most of us. who stood. up to years today how far their future. g.w. dot com for mega city. could counter. time for a crackdown comes out guns blazing with huge fines for tech giants that don't play fair on advertising and failed to stop the fake news and hate speech. and look down deja vu for german retailers tapa just one day of last minute christmas shopping it's time to shut her up and deal with very young seasonal december lawson's. to bed for zola but still business watch out facebook and coke europe. commission is the threatening tech giants with fines of up to 10 percent of worldwide turnover that is if they don't bring order to chaos on digital platforms mark zuckerberg and other tech bosses control troves of dr and platforms on which thousands of companies and millions of europeans rely on his competition commission vestavia on the new digital services and markets act now we have such an increase in the online tr

with that will crawl up the east coast as it dips into the atlantic and brings powerful storm, mainly rain along the coast but we will see snow across interior sections of new england and the cold air will settle in, winter weather advisories for much of new england. here in new york it will be a chilly windy cold rain today and tomorrow later today. carley: it is cozy indoor weather. jillian: you got to look at this. christmas courtesy of carrie underwood, she gives us an inside look at recording a duet with her 5-year-old son, isaiah. ♪ then he smiled at me ♪ me and my drum ♪ jillian: so stinking cute, their rendition of little drummer boy, she thought the day would be perfect for the song because he loves to sing. still ahead, playing politics with the covid-19 vaccine, joe biden and kamala harris say they will take the vaccine after questioning it under donald trump. rachel campos duffy reacts to the shifting stand. getting ready to repel, tells us about the stunned happening live on "fox and friends". jillian: better you than me. si. always look for the grown in idaho seal.

to new york city on the east coast. i'm sure the american people, who were alive, the tall ships of new york harbor, the various other celebrations in philadelphia, and in washington, d.c. it was a magnificent expression thaterica of our happiness our democracy, under a constitutional government, had worked. ford's own future would be advanced by the republican convention, but only after he had been back a divisive -- beaten back a divisive -- by ronald reagan. >> i am honored by your nomination, and i accept it. [cheers] wage a winning campaign and every region of this country, from the snowy banks of minnesota to the sandy plains of georgia. trailing democratic candidate jimmy carter in the polls, ford knew he had his work cut out for him. >> he was a very good governor, on ae had broad views number of national and international problems and challenges. again, it was a race of an outsider against the establishment in the nation's capital. and because of watergate under nixon, because of the war in vietnam during the k

new jersey can take this drama day on the east coast it's all out there enough time rachel join me for me to get down to the polls. well. to in good shape coming up. bad breath how can it be prevented. recipes for love which foods are aphrodesiac. and why child play is good for grown ups to. hello welcome to in good shape many of us do it over.

a lot of dry, sunny weather to be enjoyed, but some scattered showers along the east coast, could be a little wintry for the north yorkshire moors, north eastern scotland as well, wintry flurries. a lot of dry weather elsewhere. temperatures three to 8 degrees, it will feel chilly, particularly where you are exposed to the northerly wind. then heading thursday night into friday, heading right into the big day itself, christmas day. high—pressure still very much the dominating feature, so a cold start your christmas morning, in fact sub zero across the board. cold and frosty first thing. still a bit of a brisk northerly blowing around the east coast of finland, could be the odd wintry flurry, some showers late in the day for scotland and northern ireland. further south it should remain dry, temperatures on the chilly side for christmas day, quite a cool, frosty field to the weather, around four to seven degrees for most of us. boxing day, a much more unsettled story here. outbreaks of rain heading in from the north and the west, some snow over the high ground of scotland, dry weathe

i think the east coast and west coast have a ways to go. probably over the next three or four weeks you'll see cases continue to grow. and we're probably going to peak some time in early january but then it's going to take about three weeks for the health care system to catch up. deaths and hospitalizations are going to lag the peak in cases. the most difficult phase of this is really going to be over the next six weeks. probably by the end of january we'll be peaking and coming down the epidemic curve. the next three to six weeks will be difficult on this nation, and i fear the east coast and west coast have a ways to go before they start to see the peak of their epidemics. >> dr. gottlieb, thank you so much for joining us. every time you're here, a, i need to look up words in the dictionary after our interview, but you always make us better and smarter. he said heterogenaity in the last two minutes and i need to look that up. >>> congress is working around the clock to pass covid relief funding by midnight. congressman josh gottheimer joi

start to see some showers and stronger winds moving into the east coast of scotland and north—east england, a few showers also affecting the channel area. otherwise it's a dry and a chilly day with limited brightness, temperatures three to six degrees. looks like we start to see some unsettled weather across the north of the uk as we move into tuesday, but for most of us, though, it's staying cold. hello this is bbc news with reeta chakrabarti. the headlines... the uk's chief negotiator is back in brussels to resume brexit talks —— with time running out to do a deal we're going to see what happens in negotiations today and we will be looking forward to meeting our european colleagues later on this afternoon. croydon university hospital becomes one of the first to take delivery of the coronavirus vaccine in the uk — with the firstjabs set to be given on tuesday. obviously, i can't hold them in my hands because they are —70 degrees, but to know that they are here and we are amongst the first in the country to actually receive the vaccine and therefore the first in the world is just a

a monster storm brings snow, sleet and rain to the east coast. impacting tens of millions of americans. >>> another shot of hope. a second covid vaccine could be getting closer to approval. the allergic reaction suffered by one health care worker moments after getting the pfizer vaccine. >> more than 30 years after the deadly terror attack. the u.s. is set to charge a third person in the case.

tracking the storm putting the east coast on alert. >> storm you are talking about is on the move. it is pulled back. and this is a cold front, with the current system is. and working into ohio and portions of pennsylvania, places to play attention to this working through your area for the course of today. as far as snowfall goes, only be called a the fifth portions of eastern ohio and western pennsylvania, that is rain. were you hoping for a white christmas? not a whole lot of snow across the country. getting to the northeast, back in west, for every one. >> on social media, check out social media. >> now is the moment we have been waiting for. >> charlie snowden is back with his finished christmas masterpiece. were those the final touches? >> just adding a little color here and there. todd: you did this them but dexterously. >> get the job done and twice. jillian: what is the challenge in doing this? >> drawing his mustache or spectacle or eyes, tricky enough, one hand informs the other what it is doing but once i am out here, drawing both hands that are far away, both my hands a

the system is expected to hit the east coast just in time for the weekend. janice dean is tracking it all. it is december. >> janice: let's take a look. we did see snow. more snow in parts of the southern plains in the northeast, pretty impressive, and that cold air below freezing, 20s and 30s in the gulf coast, snow across the plains is going to wind down as the system moves toward the east coast was it will strengthen and we have to watch the track of this storm. we will get a mixture of snow in heavy rain and wind as the system moves across the mid-atlantic and the northeast friday into saturday so that will be the next weather maker causing travel delays if you are traveling, forecast precipitation friday and saturday things will start to clear out and there is the rest of the forecast, we are watching the storm system move across the mississippi river valley. the rest of the country looks quite accept california, southern california, the santa ana windss, explosive fire danger across southern california, strong winds, dry conditions and warm weather, no

coast, as well as on the west coast and up the mississippi. anywhere there was a waterway in the growing nation. by 1870, the system needed to be revamped. the reorganization led to the appointment of the first surgeon general, he had been an army medical officer during the civil war. he put his officers in uniform, create a flag, and instituted the military system of appointment by merit. doctor woodworth reforms were formalized by law in 1889, when the commission corps of the u.s. marine hospital service was created. as the commission corps was expanding during the closing years of the 19th century, so was biological discovery. the scientific men brought changes to the marina hospital service. it's hygienics laboratory, started in 1887 was a pioneer in biomedical research. it manufactured biological's and train scientists from state health departments in the techniques of producing them. years later, it became the national institutes of health, the heart of american medical research. in the later part of the 19th century, the marine hospital

but let the record reflect the east coast, washington, d.c. never spoiled mike, i heard from a reliable source after wrapping up one meeting the world-famous front man and a leader in the fight against aids mike cheerfully offered to follow the remark to the well-established superstar. good luck with the van. if you've seen mike in action around the senate devouring details, mastering issue after issue it hard to imagine him making time for much of anything outside of his work but you would be badly mistaken because one of the worst kept secret around the capital is mike is one of the warmest members of the senate family. see madam president as we tepare to be in farewell mike's collies may miss his leadership on legislation but i suspect the loss will be greater for future classes of senate patients who bidden either pizza and ice cream parties to celebrate their successes. the staff at a favorite mexican restaurant will miss the couple along with the brosseau's and grassley spent years ranked among their most devoted weekly visitors. more th

coast that's a cold tukey in bihari and there is some star encounter but the quiet weather still give you fog in the northwest and some parts of the upper midwest and the red flag warnings it means with the dry weather throughout much of california increase me going back down to southern california once more quickly look at that reward you spot if you didn't but the temperature in denver is 18 degrees that seems to warm for december so it is the average is 6 denver's 18 the more in 16 kansas city 80 much of the plain the moment the plain states are far more when they should because it won't last we'll change down to 6 degrees or 9 ish on thursday as that next tranche of cooler weather comes down now the original cold front we've just seen cause not story weather off the east coast is this one here as the tail end goes through jamaica haiti and dancer costa rica and panama will spawn some pretty big showers and it will funnel that potential for really big shouting at palomar costa rica leaving behind rather cold weather for this time yet again 4 or 5 degrees below average in for exampl

bit of wintry mix across scotland, quite a few showers along the east coast, where temperatures will hold up to around four or five celsius at midnight. head inland, they'll be closer to freezing. a few showers developing across northern england, parts of northwest wales, maybe south—west england through the early hours of new year's day. but also once again, the potential for some freezing fog developing across central, southeastern parts of england and wales as we head through the early hours of 2021. another cold night but not quite as cold as recent nights, but some places still getting a few degrees below freezing. so here's how we start 2021, with still a fairly messy picture, low pressure to the east of the uk and frontal systems still just trying to slide their way across. not much on them, but certainly through new year's day, there will be a fair few showers around, particularly for east and northeast coasts. and a few of those will penetrate their way a little bit further inland. still the chance they could be wintry, particularly over higher ground. the further south yo

ross started more on the west coast and have moved east whereas tjx and bu r lrkington store started on the east and moving to the west they have similar merchandise but different price points in targeting customers. >> all right, agajen, it's time to vote. i'm the official poll watcher. i'm not bribable it's going to be a transparent vote dan, let's start with you, are you buys ross? yay or nay. >> i'm going to be nuanced i thought it was a good pitch and buying her bullish thesis on the stock but not right here at $113 it definitely has under performed tjx which broke out of a long six to seven month range just like ross did but it's made a new high and ross is stuck in this range. if you have an opportunity to brie bye this thing near the break out level around $100 that's where i would set up for a move into 2021. in "fast money" we're trying to train here i'm not buying it here. >> but fundamentally you like the pitch jen made you get the case >> i do, i don't like the fact that they want to increase their stores 25 percent or 30 percent, that's not where we are in miracle. i th

bit of wintry mix across scotland, quite a few showers along the east coast, where temperatures will hold up to around four or five celsius at midnight. head inland, they'll be closer to freezing. a few showers developing across northern england, parts of northwest wales, maybe south west england through the early hours of new year's day. but also once again, the potential for some freezing fog developing across central, southeastern parts of england and wales as we head through the early hours of 2021. another cold night but not quite as cold as recent nights, but some places still getting a few degrees below freezing. so here's how we start 2021, with still a fairly messy picture, low pressure to the east of the uk and frontal systems still just trying to slide their way across. not much on them, but certainly through new year's day, there will be a fair few showers around, particularly for east and northeast coasts. and a few of those will penetrate their way a little bit further inland. still the chance they could be wintry, particularly over higher ground. the further south you