from kelli. >> kelli's dog tags. which that is a great honor in itself. >> this is a very important thing for a soldier? >> i'll always have these. these will stay with me forever. >>> i believe that he was an old soul. a beautiful soul. i know he's my son but he was the kindest person i've ever met in my life. he was definitely god's gift to me. >> a beloved teenage boy who disappeared. >> i have a report -- >> they saw his truck with caution tape around it. the police told my father that he was gone. >> i said, are you sure? what are

help me welcome the next united states senator, kelly loeffler! everyone's watching to see what you will do everyone's looking at you ♪ kelly: hello, columbus, georgia! thank you so much sclatch -- so much! i have one question, are you ready to show america georgia is a red state? yes! all right. we're ready. all right. you know what's at stake, you just heard from my good friend david per draw what's on the line here. it's the future of the country. as i talk to people across the country, every day, they say kelly, please tell me that georgia is going to hold the line. we're going to hold the line. thank you, georgia. that's right. [applause] you know, and -- i like it. i like it. "!owd chants "hold that line >> we know we're the firewall to socialism. david's opponent is a trust fund socialist my opponent, radical liberal, rafael warnock is a marksist. if we don't win, we will see the first marksist elected to senate if we don't win these races. we are going to hold the line here in georgia. everything is at stake. we've got -- i love these gu

with kelli? >> yes, we were in love. i don't want to be like we were going to get married and have ha kids because i don't know what e was going to happen, but i know it was our intentions, to further our relationship. >> was home wherever kelli was? >> yes.om >> in early april of 2012 justin visited fayetteville to get acquainted with his future home. the couple also hit froggy bottoms. then justin returned to florida. he would be back in two weeks, this time for good.e meanwhile, that friday the 13th kelli decided to go to the bar alone. she texted her sister olivia before she left that night and sent this selfie. ed >> did she say if she was going with anybody? >> no, she's like i'm going to go sing karaoke and not think about work, not think about mike, just kind of trying to get away from all of that and relax. >> kelli also texted justin about her plans. justin said he wasn't happy that kelli had gone out alone in a new town she didn't know. >> i didn't feel like her life was in danger, i j

kelly loeffler: may i respond? russ: please. kelly loeffler: raphael warnock has partnered with stacey abrams and the voter suppression conspiracies when in fact we have record turnout in our state year after year and it's unfortunate that the focus is on a debate about who won the election when this process is still playing out in president trump has every right to every legal recourse but we also make sure that georgians know we have a process that works, their vote is counted and no illegal votes are counted and that's what i will continue to fight for to make sure georgians know everything is at stake in the future of our country, not just the radical ideas of the left but the radical candidates who would defend the police, who would stand by and attack our military and withdraw funds that would support chuck schumer's defunding of our military by 25%. i'm going to continue to make sure we come back from this virus strong. i'm the only candidate qualified to help rebuild our economy and get passes pandemic. russ: we want to

these two fighters here david perdue and kelly loeffler georgette needs them. america needsds unpaired are republic needs them. help me welcome my cousin, david perdue, united states senator. [cheering and applause] ♪ l♪ >> hello, georgia! god bless you all for being here. it's a great warm georgia afternoon. thank you. sonny said it best when we are the last line of defense. the eyes of america are on us. we will not let them down. with your help we will win georgia and save america. [cheering and applause] there are a couple of reasons why we have to do this. one we have to hold the line against this radical socialist agenda that the democrats are trying to perpetuate on our beloved america. the second reason is that if we have to hold the line to make sure that what we've accomplished under donald trump and mike pence that we hold on to what we've accomplished. the right literary work, the tax work, energy work, energy independent for the first time in our history. [cheering and applause] let me remind you. the democrats have told us what they want. they

i'm kelly leffler. i am asking for your vote on january 5. -- i'm kelly loeffler. i'm asking for your vote. may god bless america. rev. warnock: i'm raphael warnock. i'm one of 12 children in my family and i am number 11, the first college graduate. listen, these are dark and difficult times. fog of thishe thick pandemic and the economic turn down, even in the season of joy, it is hard for people to find you i think about my dad. he used to wake me up every morning at dawn, get ready, put on.-- put your shoes it was dawn. it was morning. it was still dark. it is dark right now. but morning is on the way. it is our job, georgia, to put our shoes on and get ready. there are those who are engaged in the politics of division. they have no vision. they engage in division. tomorrow is the last day to register. make a vote plan. health care is on the ballot. voting rights is on the ballot. criminal justice reform is on the ballot. and if you give me the honor of representing you in the u.s. senate, i will think about georgia every single day. russ: thank you very much, re

senators david perdue and kelly loeffler. in fact, he is talking about what the two of them have done in the senate. what is at stake here is power. the majority. this is called "defend the majority" in fact. let's watch and listen for a bit. >> vice president pence: the largest increase in our national defense since days of ronald reagan. we are finally giving our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marine and coast guard the support they need. it's true. none of that would have been possible would the strong support of senator david perdue on the senate armed services committee. thank you, senator. [applause] the last administration saw years of scandal at the v.a. you remember. scandal that shocked the conscience of the nation. when president trump came in to office. support of the two senators. those days are over. president trump signed the most sweeping reforms in the v.a. in 50 years. we fired 5,000 v.a. employees that weren't giving our veterans the care they earned. and veterans choice is now available for every veteran in am

look how small this is, kelly. two milli liters. they're going to come like this into these big freezers negative 80 degrees. literally they'll have a team of people doing this. they'll have three minutes do it. these are mock-ups to practice. do it here, get it in here. tomorrow we'll be on the road following some of these trucks to the rural hospital. you got obviously the logistics of getting this done. as i said earlier, it's a dance against temperature and time. but there's so many weird little issues that maybe you don't even think about. look at the tape. the tape, okay, guess what. you need tape to let people know in is not some cooler on the dock. this is critical life-saving vaccine. by the way, kelly, this tape comes from bergen county, new jersey, right around the corner from cnbc, brief it or noelieve. it's going to be saving lives across the rural south and all across the united states. >> it's fascinating. i can only imagine what it's like trying to work quickly with those vaccines. thanks so much, brian sullivan. tha

you must vote for david perdue and kelly loeffler. with your help we'll continue our mission to stave mayor what, we'll defend free speech and the right to keep and bear arms and religious liberty. we support the heroes of law enforcement. we'll preserve peace through strength. we'll protect social security and medicare, and we'll always protect patients with preexisting conditions. right? we'll stop the radical indock industry nation of our students and children and restore patriotic education to our sools. another we'll teach our children too love our country, honor our history, and always respect our great american flag. and we'll live by the words -- judge jeanine: i'm judge jeanine pirro. you are watching "justice." let's continue to watch the president. president trump: -- from athens to right here. this is a nice place. this is a nice place. valdosta. we inherit the legacy of generations of american patriots who gave their blood, sweat and tears to defend our freedom. we stand on the shoulders of heroes who crossed the oceans,

kelly came to us i think it was around the 23rd of december. it was the day the township of the open which is about a 15 minute draw from he was impacted by severe far conditions they lost houses the conditions were terrible. she was found by the forefathers at about midnight in the area of course that had been completely burnt out the amazing thing about her is that coming out of that area she has not been. morgan film ponces been working closely with kelly lead for years he has even named one of the bands in his camp kelly in how ana carried a koala has recovered from the problems caused by smoke inhalation bans both kelly and her companion marine are suffering from a bacterial infection that focal wanders can end in death it's a real privilege to have these animals come in and stay with us it's a lot of stress as a carer because you want to help everyone but you can unfortunately we can't always help these animals to the point that they can be released sometimes we have to wind it all there to seek obviously the best part of doing this is th

what did kelly loeffler do? she used her privilege and power as a united states senator to pick a fight with the black women on her team who moe what it's like to grow up in a community where you have to have two talks with your children, one about the birds and bees and the other about if you are pulled over by loifshpolice off. to acknowledge that is not to condemn police. i have worked with police. i have been invited to speak at memorial services when they have lost their lives in the line of duty. she says she is against racism and that racism has no place. but she almost ewelcomed the su a qanon member. i don't think she can explain that. >> let me give you a response to respond. one last question. >> well, that's sad, these comments he made. first of all, there's in the a racist bone in my body. i worked to bring communities together my entire life. this is terrible coming from someone who has divided people continually. he called on americans to repen frepen repent. he called israelis defending themselve

>> reporter: kelly is one of ten people who face corruption charges. kelly's attorney says his client denies all wrongdoing. >> i will tell you right now there is no jury in federal court in the northern district of california that is going to convict harlan kelly of anything because he is innocent. >> reporter: the fbi says the allegations involve a family trip to china with hotels, meals, and gifts paid for by a construction company executive. harlan, who according to officials had a salary of over $350,000 a year is married to the current san francisco city administrator naomi kelly. supervisor heaney says he is working with others to strengthen laws and oversight committees, saying this is an embarrassment to the city. >> when you see so many people who are out living on the streets, you see filthy streets, well, that's also connected to a government that is working for their own personal benefit rather than the public benefit. >> reporter: harlan resigned from his position monday. mayor london breed issued a statement calling these allegations dis

along with kelly,i] i'm tyler o mathisen nasdaq in the green despite an all-time high. we will tellw you what ceos are saying about theq recovery.t banks continue to lag but a top analyst says the tech boom will drive gains in the financial center and he'll be here to lay out his top pick.e airbnb expected to go public this week. analysts saying it will surprise above its target despite all the headj winds the travel industry is facing. we'll explaint(iwhy ase xdp lunch" starts right now. >> thank you, ty the dow pullingqback but still above 30,000 only six dow stocks are higher right now.teq apple is one of fthem >> the dow industrialso so far today as well as theee nasdaqe pos t -- composite and russell 2000 each have hit a record high intra day despite the fact the the dow is lagging, only up 5% and 13% gains over here for the overall index for the russell 2000 look at other parts of the market we're also watching as well look at the semiconductor. dz"é)cord highsf pushing the semiconductors, possibly a leading indicators for the rest of the markets

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i'm kelly evans. sign, sealed and delivered goldman boosting its first-quarter gdp effort to 5% growth after president trump signed the stimulus bill is the market overreacting as stocks keep surging? dow up 325 at highs today. we'll ask. >>> plus, why this recession could mean a more rapid recovery is ahead than we've seen in the past does that justify these market moves. >> reporter: we will dig into is it t. >>> plus wonder woman" wobbles for some, video games go wild and the gold/bitcoin battle. amazing. look at that price for bitcoin we'll start with the market and mike santoli is here with more on that. mike, you say today has kind of a reopening feel to it. >> it certainly does every time you think the vaccine optimism may be priced not market, i joked every day that passes presumably is a day to when we're fully back to normal so maybe that's the reason to buy some more. let take a look at the mainly or indices. real synchronicity between the s&p and nasdaq happens sometimes when apple is a bi

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kelly garcia is with us today. she will provide more details about the steps she and her team have taken to adjust iowa's plants since learning of the change, and the role the advisory council will play in planning and decisions for upcoming vaccination phases. kelly? >> thank you governor for having me. good morning. i am delighted to share with you an update on our states vaccine to tradition. -- state's vaccine distribution. as the governor shared, more than 8400 vaccines have been administered in iowa. this number is ahead of date. -- is assuredly out of date as we speak. you likely saw the fda approved the moderna vaccine which adds an additional tool to our distribution. we are on track for distribution this week and next. health-care settings including hospitals and clinics will receive shipments directly as allocated by public health authorities in partnership with our department. you may recall the moderna vaccine does not have the ultracold storage requirements, which does allow for further reach. we lear

kelly. >> tyler, thank you. frosty, thank you well the march lows has brought in many retail investors. kate >> hey, kelly, this new generation of investors is taking to reddit, twitter and even tiktok to post about their trades sofi announced the ability to follow and comment on trades webull does the same, commonstock is a social net work for investing and public, which announced a funding round today is a broker that also calls itself an investing social network. by only allowing verified traders into these conversations, companies say that it's safer for the flog of new retail incestors they avoid those sites that look for trading advice this u might n you might not know the motives behind such advice researchers found that trade who are had the right balance of diversity of ideas had a return on investment that about 30% higher than the others kelly. >> it's fascinating, kate. thing you this and investors included tony hawk, will smith and the -- anyway, public.com has raised over $90 to date for its platfo

kelly? >> definitely gotten works a lot worse this year. we'll see if this is the low point or not rick, thank you very much, sir rick santelli. >>> meantime growth stocks are having their best year since 1979 relative to value the growth etf, the ivw, is up more than 30% thanks to all the high-flying tech and pandemic place. in the past three months value is out performing growth and my next guests say get on the value train for 2021 welcome in the senior portfolio managemented a essex asset management and jeff katz, asset manager, joins us as well. nancy, i'll start with you is it value companies or value writ large which is a tricky play from a sector point of view i mean, where specifically would you point people >> we think it's both specific companies as well as certain segments of the market that have been neglected, not only over this past pandemic year but real over the last ten years as we've seen a significant outperformance of highly visible secular growth stories over perhaps le

what did kelly loeffler do? she used her norma's privilege and power as a united -- and rmous privilege and power as a united states senator to pick a fight with the black women on her team. you have to have two talks with their children as a black person, one about the birds and bees, and another about what happens when you are pulled over by police officers. to acknowledge that is not to condemn police officers in general. i have worked with police across the years. i have been invited to speak at their memorial services when they have lost their lives in the line of duty. and she says she is against racism and that racism has no place, but she welcomed the support of a qanon conspiracy theorist, and she sat down with a white supremacist for an interview. i don't think she can explain that. sen. loeffler: may i respond? >> let me give you a chance to respond and then we'll have one last question before we get the closing statements. please. sen. loeffler: that is incredibly sad, these comments he made. i mean,

>> reporter: kelly is one of ten people who face corruption charges. kelly's attorney says his client denies all wrongdoing. >> i will tell you right now there is no jury in federal court in the northern district of california that is going to convict harlan kelly of anything because he is innocent. >> reporter: the fbi says the allegations involve a family trip to china with hotels, meals, and gifts paid for by a construction company executive. harlan, who according to officials had a salary of over $350,000 a year is married to the current san francisco city administrator naomi kelly. supervisor heaney says he is working with others to strengthen laws and oversight committees, saying this is an embarrassment to the city. >> when you see so many people who are out living on the streets, you see filthy streets, well, that's also connected to a government that is working for their own personal benefit rather than the public benefit. >> reporter: harlan resigned from his position monday. mayor london breed issued a statement calling these allegations dis

david purdue and kelly loeffler anddavid purdue and kelly loeffler are writing strongly worded letters to a baseball team. while 160,000 people were not able to sleep inside at night, they are worried about the name of a baseball team. while we know one in four businesses in georgia have disappeared in 2020, kelly loeffler and david purdue are suing to overturn an election in the state of georgia. and while we know that 4.1 million georgians have filed for job loss claims 4.1 million , jobless claims, including 30,000 just last thursday, the response from kelly loeffler and david purdue is to make money off of their stock trades. we deserve better, georgia. we deserve jon ossoff and raphael warnock. [applause] but we won't get them unless we do our part. we've got to remember why we are doing this. we've got to remember that we just elected joe biden and kamala harris to go to the white house, but they need help. [applause] right, we willis rates willin and our go down and our opportunities will go up. but it's going to take all of us. it's going to take all of us to address an economi

welcome. >> thank you, kelly. it's good to be with you >> let me just ask you a quick ipo question this week we've been talking a lot about, you know, the ipo fund-raisers leave money on the table, did the public not get a chance, back and forth and so on did p do have you have any qualms with the ipo process or are you pretty happy with what you guys went through >> i'm pretty happy with what we went through we were able to go out and monetize the company and let other people in the opportunity that we see for academy. >> and you've been up about 35% since that ipo, as we said obviously your digital sales nearly doubled in the quarter. for brick and mortar you are pretty well positioned given you have both businesses and are in the outdoor segment that's so hot. i don't know if you saw the comments of the ceo of rh where he said too many companies were pushing customers into their digital model without a thought about how that's going to affect their business in the long run what's your response to that >> we rea

kelly ripa. [cheers and applause] kelly ripa, making fashion headlines as we speak. you look beautiful. i love that. >> kelly: this old thing?

david and kelly are running against radicals. they are the two most extreme far-left, liberal candidates in our history. you must go vote and vote early starting december 14. they cheated and they rigged our presidential election, but we will still win it. we will still win it. we will still win it. they are going to try to rig this election, too. [crowd chanting "four more year s!"] pres. trump: now, we continue to fight. we have had some great moments. we need somebody with courage. somebody makes decisions. decisions. going up to the supreme court very shortly and we really, if we have -- have courage and wisdom, i think you know what the answer is going to be because you cannot let people get away with what they got away with. with over, think of it, with over 74 million votes, over, think of that, more than, i got more votes than any city president in history. 11 million more votes -- than any sitting president in history. 11 million more votes than 2016. if we could get 67 million, that would be the end. all of our great, b

>> kelly: wow. >> anderson: you look amazing. >> kelly: thank you. if i sit straight up, i will slip my pants down. hey, it's thursday,

i'm kelly evans. two hours of trading or less in this very eventful year of the market disney one of the big drivers of the dow's gains this

her, kelly loeffler and democratic challenger, rev. have a warnock, will debate. you can watch these events live online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. . with a discussion representatives mike johnson and jim of indiana. this is 45 minutes. >> good morning, everyone, and welcome to this ai conversation. i am robert doar, president of

kelly? >> all right ylan mui, snowy washington thanks so much. >>> come up, biotech's breakout the sector etf the xpi is on pace for its best year ever, up 52%. can the rally continue into 2021 jeffries says yes. they will join us with their top buys next. >>> and another day, another ipo but something missing today is the huge first-day pop we're going to look at what's going on with wish down 13% right now right after this stay with us which ar it's been a tough year. and now with q4 wrapping up, the north pole has to be feeling the heat. it's okay santa, t's workflow it. workflow it...? with the now platform, we can catch problems before customers even know they're problems. wait... a hose? what kid wants a hose?! fireman? says "hose" it says "horse"! not a "hose"! cedric! get over here! now our people can collaborate across silos, from across the globe. so how's the new place? it's a 4 bed, 2.5 bath igloo... it's great! yeah, but you have to live in the south pole. sir... wait, are you s

thank you, kelly. and let me also express my warmest best wishes to those peoples in family suffering from the covid pandemic. vaccines are on their way at a level that nobody ever thought possible. it would've taken another administration five years. it took us seven months. and they are starting next week, and we are going to start vaccinating. and a lot of people already are vaccinated. it is called you have -- you caught it. and you're immune. i hope it's true. you know, they say that before i had it, they said if you catch it you are immune for life. once i got it, they safe you catch it you are immune for four months. [laughter] but they are on their way, the vaccines, and they are great vaccines and safe and brilliant, actually. to think of what we have done in such a short period of time. nobody thought -- they call it -- even some of the enemies call it a medical miracle what we , have done. and we also have great therapeutics, and they already here and i can testify to that fact. i will tell

teams strains bushfires spreading across bigger and biggest waves so planned for wildlife researcher kelly it is becoming clear just how perilous the situation is. she decides to evacuate the 12 koala bears that she has been studying for years before the flames reach the blue mountains it is the 1st time that she has been forced to take this kind of action. you know i'd be all over the floor. with a small group of experts on phone tears she manages to save a small but still significant number of koalas that survival. it's important for the conservation of the species. hundreds of thousands of all the animals. in immediate danger. area. where they're at yeah yeah. yeah. yeah yeah so. i asked. one month after the evacuation of the koala bass we meet up with kelly again on the edge of the national park where she wants. she still unable to visit the most heavily bound area for safety reasons. their guy back then blazes was still raging in 2 australian states and had already destroyed 80 percent of the blue mountains national park the park is part of a unesco world heritage area and home to the

i'm kelly evans joined by brian sullivan today a record rally fizzling out on wall street. the dow is down about 70 points. boeing 737 max returning to flight today phil lebeau was on that if first flight we get his take and a closer look at the stock that was the worst performer on the dow this year and ou guest coming up is tilman fertitta much more, "power lunch" starts right now. >> all right thank you very much, kelly i am brian sullivan. welcome to "power lunch. we begin with the markets and your money when the futures started rallying this morning, looked like it could be a big time tuesday but that faded pretty quickly. we're not down too much, though, bob pisani, down 76 points as we head into the home stretch of 2020 markets holding up reasonably well the last couple of days and weeks. >> incredibly well we're just off record highs here the problem is that some of the market leadership, benninganks, energy, industrials that were doing terrific coming into december have lost steam how much farther can you push the markets? industrials are okay s&p 500, dealing with

♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and anderson cooper! >> anderson: all right. >> kelly: i know, it's weird. hi. hi. hi, everybody. welcome, welcome here and i know. it's weird.

radians bushfires all spreading across bigger and biggest waves are planned for wildlife researcher kelly it is becoming clear just how perilous the situation is. she decides to evacuate the 12 koala bears but she has been studying for years before the flames reach the blue mountains it is the 1st time that she has been forced to take this kind of action. you know the only. one. with a small group of experts on volunteers she manages to save a small but still significant number of koalas their survival is simple. isn't for the conservation of the species. hundreds of thousands of other animals. in immediate danger. area. where they're at yeah yeah. yeah. yeah yeah so. one month after the evacuation of the koala bass we meet up with kelly again on the edge of the national park where she wants. she's still unable to visit the most heavily burned area for safety reasons. there k. then blazes was still raging in 2 australian states and had already destroyed 80 percent of the blue mountains national park the park is part of a unesco world heritage area and home to the country's most geneticall

kelly came to us i think it was around the 23rd of december. and was the day that the township of the open which is about a 15 minute draw from he was impacted by severe far conditions they lost houses the conditions were terrible. she was found by the far far is at about midnight in an area of force that had been completely burnt out the amazing thing about her is that coming out of that area she has now been. morgan film part has been working closely with kelly lead for years it is even named one of the bands in his care kelly in how ana carried a koala has recovered from the problems caused by smoke inhalation bans both kelly and her companion marine are suffering from a bacterial infection that focal wanders can end in death it's a real privilege to have these animals come in and stay with us it's a lot of stress as a carer because you want to help everyone that you can unfortunately we can't always help these animals to the point that they can be released sometimes we. were injured although too sick obviously the best part of doing this is

kelly? >> thank you governor for having me. torning my am delighted share an update on our vaccine distribution. as the governor shared, more than 8400 vaccines have been dissed -- administered in iowa. this number is ahead of date. you likely saw the fda approved the moderna vaccine which adds an additional tool to our distribution. we are on track for distribution this week and next. health-care settings including hospitals and clinics will receive ship ends directly as allocated by public health authorities in partnership with our department. does notna vaccine have the ultracold storage requirements, which does allow for further reach. new information in key differences that i will mention. forrna has been approved individuals 18 years and older, whereas pfizer is intended for 16 years and older. the two doses of moderna are to be administered 28 days apart, instead of 21, with a best practice range of plus or minus four days. federal advisory committee on immunization practices met to provide further guidance. while we int

ellen, it's kelly. >> reporter: ellen is on ecmo. a machine is circulating and oxygenating her blood, and breathing for her. her doctor erin rains spoke to ellen just before putting her on the machine. ellen asked you, "am i going to die?" but you couldn't tell her categorically no. >> no, because a lot of times when you put someone on the ventilator they do die. >> reporter: and they do die. the hospital just lost a doctor to covid, dr. larry antstuts. it's had a chilling effect on nurses here. >> are people texting me, pray for me, kelly, i'm scared to go to work? >> oh, yeah, all the time. >> reporter: that as the country topped a million cases in the first five days of december. in massachusetts, this 220-bed field hospital now taking patients and another one is in the works. and the peak of the dreaded thanksgiving surge is still a week away. >> the problem is that's going to come right up to the beginning of the christmas/than hanukkah potential surge. you have a surge upon a surge. >> reporter: with the number of icu beds in c

kelly read rather. >> kelly: good morning. it is tuesday, december 8th, 2020. ryan seacrest looking extraordinarily dignified this morning. we are not entirely sure why.

and writer and host amy cohen returns as kelly's cohost. now, here are kelly ripa and andy cohen! >> kelly: good morning, everybody. it's tuesday, december 15th, 2020. filling in

strains bushfires all spreading across bigger and biggest waves so planned for wildlife researcher kelly it is becoming clear just how perilous the situation is. she designs to evacuate the 12 koala bears that she has been studying for years before the flames reach the blue mountains it is the 1st time the g has been forced to take this kind of action. you know the oldest small town. with a small group of x. pod some volunteers she manages to save a small but still significant number of koalas that survival. is important for the conservation of the species. hundreds of thousands of other animals also in immediate danger. area. where they're at yeah yeah. yeah. yeah so. fast. one month after the evacuation of the koala bass we meet up with kelly again on the edge of the national park where she wants. she's still unable to visit the most heavily bound area for safety reasons. there guy back then blazes was still raging in 2 australian states and had already destroyed 80 percent of the blue mountains national park the park is part of a unesco world heritage area and home to the country's mo

kelly is married to city administrator naomi kelly he's charged with honest services wire fraud for taking bribes and public bidding process if convicted he faces 20 years in prison and a fine of a quarter of a million dollars he's not in custody. and is expected in court december 8th. of giving us alive and well here in the bay area 3 bay alarm associates have donated $4500 to help replace the tri sickles that were stolen from san francisco's fire departments toy last week, someone stole 200 try sickles that were meant to be delivered to children who otherwise might not get any presents at all this holiday season. well after learning of the incident members of the golden gate alarm association and east bay alarm association and the silicon valley alarm association all stepped in and voted to make those donations happen. a bright start the top or christmas tree shines bright in san francisco's. san francisco. supervisor andelman. shared this video. the ceremony on twitter and as you'd expect there were no big crowds are carolers this year things are a little different. but amanda and i thi

kelly? >> that's on the vaccine front. >> also breaking news on the treatment front in the past hour on the underutization of some of these drugs from regeneron and eli lilly. >> yeah. i just spoke with the chief adviser to operation warp speed and i was shocked by this. he said they just saw new data on the usage of the antibody drugs and they are getting used at 5% to 20% of the supply being provided each week, 65,000 doses go out each week from regeneron and elittle and slewy is telling me there are few complicating factors here had the drugs need to be used early before people need to feel very sick so people at high risk getting severe disease, they and their doctors need to know about their medicines and reach for them as a potential tool and notes it's very complicated toed a minister these they are given by iv and these are patients who have covid so they can't walk into a hospita and get these drugs, so states and local health departments, you know, kind of struggling with being abl