and one could draw a of unpleasant conclusions from that poor cleveland. cleveland includes a confederate former confederate general in his cabinet, sends captured confederate battle flags back to the south. and one could say, well, of course, cleveland would do that, wouldn't they? and yet i think that's jumping too much to a conclusion. yeah, cleveland did sign the bill, but the bill itself, the very fact that it passed both houses of congress was a recognition that something had had gone disastrously awry. the court martial in, 1863. and i think the sense that that was the case would probably have prevailed even if a republican president had been in office by by 1886, when cleveland received this legislation from congress. enough tempers have cooled that people are able to see somewhat more clearly that that what happened in that court martial was was a kangaroo court in the worst sense of the word. that doesn't mean that everybody agreed with it. jacob dalton cox's of the porter case in 1882, after the court the the the subsequent court of inquiry had

we're so excited about the partnership with cleveland clinic. its been a phenomenonal opportunity to co- in have indicate on helping increase capacity on healthcare so we are optimizing patient flows using our virtual command center bringing together data on the patient and clinical procedures necessary, data on the resourcing available, optimizing that allocation and then importantly, the workforce scheduling aspect, ensuring that care can be delivered when needed and doing this not only at a static point in time but using ai and sophisticated model s to give you predicted capability for weeks out it allows you to optimize and re optimize because while you maybe able to schedule all of the orthopedic knee replacement surgeries you can't schedule whose going to come into the er room so how do you dynamically balance against this ever-changing supply and demand to deliver care. liz: we're looking at the lmt video, that be the lockheed martin stuff but what's really crucial here is what's going on with the cleveland clinic and to that end, let's t

cleveland did sign it. but the bill itself, the very fact that it passed for members of congress was recognition that something had gone disastrously a wry for the court martial in 1863. i think the sense that that was the case would probably prevail even if republican president had been in office. by 1886, when cleveland receives this legislation from congress, enough tempers have cooled that people are able to see somewhat more clearly that what happened in that court martial was a kangaroo court in the worst sense of the word. it doesn't mean that everybody agreed with it. jacob dolan caucuses review of the porter case in 1882, after the court, the substance quaint quarter require had moved -- jason tulsan cox came back and same saying the same of a trial like song about porter. one can only read cox's comment and then also the book that cox writes in the wartime series to which paul reed writes the book about antietam, and says the same thing about porter that george smaller put into his correspondent f

we're going to jump ahead to stop seven in cleveland. this stop is notable because cleveland had the foresight to construct an outdoor forum for lincoln's viewing all the other stops. the funerals were held in. a capitol building or some sort of hall where the public had to be funneled up steps down hallways and through this way, in that. and cleveland had the great idea. hey let's have the funeral outside. we can get more people to view him so they created this chinese style and the days leading up to the president's arrival in cleveland, the newspapers, even printed. ladies, please do not put hoops in your skirt. so they could fit more people in line. all right. they were expecting 120,000 people to view the president during the stop in cleveland. unfortunately, again, heavy something that seemed to plague the lincoln funeral train kind of put a damper on the crowd. but 60,000 hardy, ohio fans still braved the elements to view the president. we're going to jump ahead. stop ten in chicago here. i just want to point out, you know, it's k

they can about the i team has exposed chronic delays with cleveland, ems. many times due to short staffing. we've also shown you how many low priority calls tied up. ambulance is. >> yet the city since the unit to virtually every call, even if it sounds ridiculous. now we found nothing has changed even though we recently revealed in 2 months an ambulance didn't get dispatched for at least 20 minutes in 500 calls. some serious medical emergencies, not like that's kaisha say. yeah, i don't know late. i don't know how act. would happen be just one of those one hot chip challenge is that was not going all this. and the i team gets silence from the mayor about this. we recently showed you a look back at his campaign promises about ems, but he won't answer questions. >> neither will his top managers, although a spokesperson did send an e-mail indicating no change in the policy for sending an ambulance. the ems union released a statement saying they need more people. >> and pointed out that higher priority calls are getting delayed by lower priority calls. >> like

saying holiday spending was up 4.7% year over year all of this happening while inflation is coming down cleveland fed forecast for december is a 0.12% increase in headline cpi now, the fed i know they have said 5.1%. if they don't get there, if they look at the inflation numbers coming down and they choose not to go there, maybe they do two 25 basis points instead, that will be not the first time they've changed their mind and i'm not criticizing them to your point, overall, if it's two 25s left, i think this market will get wind of that quickly and start to rally and anticipate >> the risk of that it's going to be much more than that, that it's going to be higher for a much longer period but let's deal with the here and now before we get to the calender turn. this idea of a santa claus rally, are we throwing in the towel at that idea of this moment >> definitely running out of time i mean we have an awful long way to go in order to call anything much of a rally. so even for the people who are bullish, and i like to feel bullish when i can, but there's nothing really exciting to look at here. we

. >> john: texas border sheriff and former agent thad cleveland is seeing the crisis firsthand, will join us in moments to tell us what's going on in his county. >> sandra: awe how new york city is handling the influx of migrants here being bussed north. >> john: first, jacqui heinrich has the latest from the biden administration and that deadline looming, jacqui. >> remember all the details we were promised all last week on how the administration plans to manage the border when title 42 is lifted? we still don't have them. the president has nothing on his public schedule, no briefing today, and even though john kirby availed himself to reporters for a virtual q & a, we don't have any details as to whether this plan is even complete. >> dhs has done a fair amount of work here in terms of preparing for the expiration of 42 and i think it's best and most appropriate to speak to the work when and if they can. >> is it that finished? >> i would refer you to dhs. >> dhs has not gotten back to us, and they are moving forward with plans for title 42 to be lifted but distancing themselves fr

do you think cleveland regrets trading for him? >> well, obviously their biggest concern, no matter what they say, is whether he can play to his previous level. he was a terrific player. keep in mind the shelf life of most proathletes is relatively short. essentially, he hasn't played in two years. they gave up three first round draft choices to houston to get him. if he turns out to be only so-so, then i think, despite all the protestations to the contrary, that's when they would really regret it. they've made every possible excuse for him. we think he's working on improving himself, we believe in him. watson has not acknowledged forthrightly any wrongdoing. he kind of talks around it. he's shown no contrition, no true contrition. he's going to hear it every place but cleveland. sa no matter what franchise you're talking about, there's always a portion of fans who as long as the guy performs and as long as the team wins, that's more important to them than whatever else is in the background. >> that's the reality for sure. you ment

that's my main focus is football, preparing to be the starting quarterback for the cleveland browns, so we can try to get a win this sunday. >> after nfl handing that suspension, that was in august. that came after he signed a five-year fully guaranty teeth $230 million contract in march, the most guaranteed money in nfl history. hi 11-game suspension positioned him to return against his former team in houston, where around ten of the women who accused him will be attending the game. women's movement organizations, nonprofits dedicated to protecting victims of sexual assault have aplay you had the a could you tell users, a spokes most for the cleveland rape crisis center told cnn i'm proud for being strong enough to try to take some of the power back

you don't buy cleveland-cliffs if you think we are going into a recession? >> yeah, i don't know, and atlanta fed gdp now is looking for 3% growth, and even if we go to 2% and or 1.5%, this stock is so cheap >> it's cheap for a reason let's go back to the fact that it's hard to by cyclical stocks like this exposed to the global economy -- >> right, and you pushed back when i bought cater pillar, and i do lean more scyclical i have been overweight in energy and industrial materials and frustration as well, and i am trying to be balanced in the economy and i think it will slow i think the sectors i am overweight in are under owned and under appreciated and quite cheap and has cash flow. >> i will go to jim first. >> appreciate that the trigger for your trade to work is the dollar it's not so much that you need to see the economy make this dramatic battleship turn you just need relief for the u.s. dollar. i think a lot of the material story, whether it's freeport or new core, fmc, a lot of that materials story is going to work you are getting the glimpse that m

descendido a dÍgito a solamente temperaturas de un dÍgito durante la pasada semana, mientras tanto cleveland, nueva york entre 50-46 grados >>> valores de temperaturas entre 6-15 grados mientras tanto para el dÍa viernes el calor continuarÁ, cleveland y chicago de 18-20 de los grado por encims valores normales y todo parece indicar que para despedir el aÑo lluvias y temperaturas >>> este clima extremo creÓ caos >>> varios aeropuertos estÁn parcialmente paralizados y tambiÉn los servicios de correo impactados lourdes hurtado estÁ en el aeropuerto internacional de miami, cuÉntanos cuÁntos vuelos se han cancelado en el dÍa de hoy? >>> ¿quÉ tal vanessa? >>> ha sido un fin de semana y complicado para todos aquellos que planean volar ya sea para disfrutar a sus familias o regresar a casa despuÉ hay mÁs vuelos cancelados y mÁs de 6.000 que han sido retrasados a lo s navidad segÚn la plataforma. >> yo hay mÁs 3700 vuelos cancelados y mÁs de 6.000 retrasados a lo largo del paÍs. >> en los aeropuertos se enfrentan a pesadilla navideÑa >>> me cancelaron viernes, ayer hoy en la maÑa

the hill offers a panoramic view of cleveland burges, a sea of red houses. it was hardly short of a miracle that the city came through every war, almost on damaged. over $1300.00 of its original half timbered houses are still standing. oh, this is the place to see what a wide variety of half timbering has been created from small and plain to rich, ornate and colorful. ah, unesco has not excluded modern industrial sites. the folk ling and iron works and salon, for example, was declared a world heritage site in 1994 as an outstanding monument to the industrial revolution. at one time, it was germany's largest iron works. it was closed down in 1986 and converted to serve as a venue for events, large and small. to day. exhibitions, concerts and parties are healthier. a path leads visitors through the complex already partly reclaimed by nature. in 1996, the methyl pit fossil site was added to the list. a 1st glance reveals nothing spectacular . but this former open pit oil shell. mine holds a buried treasure. tens of thousands of plant insects and vertebrate foss

. ♪ >>> cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson returned to the field yesterday after serving an 11-game suspension from the nfl this season for sexual misconduct allegations. omar villafranca has more. >>> to the end zone, it's picked off -- >> reporter: heavy pressure on and off the field for cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson in his first nfl game in almost two years. >> a smattering of boos -- >> reporter: some in the stands at energy stadium booed their former quarterback as the browns beat the texans. also in the crowd, ten women who accused watson of sexual misconduct. at practice thursday, the 27-year-old said his focus is on football. >> i'm not worried about the atmosphere. i got to go in and make sure i execute the game plan. >> reporter: during his last two years with the houston texans watson was named in more than two dozen civil lawsuits, many by massage therapists who claimed he pressured them into sexual activity. >> a range of emotions -- guilt, embarrassment, shame. >> reporter: all but one of those lawsuits has been settled. two texas grand juries dec

but the most important thing is that i'm excited to be in front of cleveland browns fans, for sure. geoff: watson was victorious today in his first start for the browns, beating the texans, 27-14. back overseas, an active volcano on indonesia's most populated island of java erupted earlier today, sending a massive cloud of toxic fumes and smoke into the sky. hundreds of terrified villagers could be seen running for shelter, some of them covered in ash. evacuations are underway, though no deaths have been reported. the same volcano erupted almost exactly one year ago, killing 51 people. and in today's world cup play, both the defending champion france and powerhouse england won their matches and will advance to the quarterfinals. for france, they are propelled by their young star, kylian mbappe, who now leads the tournament with five goals. isx ordehi ode ns.y eiotthn de and still to come on "pbs news weekend," international negotiators meet to reduce plastic pollution. and ongoing gang violence and a cholera outbreak exasperates the political and humanitarian crisis in haiti. >> thi

that's my main focus is football, preparing to be the starting quarterback for the cleveland browns, so we can try to get a win this sunday. >> after nfl handing that suspension, that was in august. that came after he signed a five-year fully guaranty teeth $230 million contract in march, the most guaranteed money in nfl history. hi 11-game suspension positioned him to return against his former team in houston, where around ten of the women who accused him will be attending the game. women's movement organizations, nonprofits dedicated to protecting victims of sexual assault have aplay you had the a could you tell users, a spokes most for the cleveland rape crisis center told cnn i'm proud for being strong enough to try to take some of the power back. the accuser say they're not willing to suffer in silence. it says to other survivors you don't have to suffer in silence, over. gametime is 1:00 today. >> it's huge content, coy, thank you to which. >>> "state of the union" with jake tapper begins right now. i'll see you back here at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> georgia rematch. once aga

cle cleveland, 25 miles an hour, detroit, around 30. when you mix the wind with the snow, you end up getting blizzard conditions. that's why you still have a blizzard condition. not that any new snow is coming down. it's picking up all the snow that's fallen in the last 24 hours and blowing it down, reducing the visibility even more. most of the snow today is going to be limited to the great lakes region where you've got that lake-effect enhancement. most of these areas likely to just pick up an extra 2 to 6 inches of snow, but the couple of spots where you see the pink color, especially around buffalo, still not out of the question to pick up 1 to 2 foot of snow total. the high today in minneapolis, only 4 degrees. 13 for the high in chicago. even atlanta will not reach the freezing point today, but i have good news. warmer temperatures are on the way. just not today. we'll start to see the vast majority of the country seeing warm temperatures mid-next week and it will stay that way through at least the laffer half of the week. for chr

the key for windy games in chicago and cleveland is to put tape over your ear holes on the inside so that the wind cannot get in and whip around and make it colder. they also replace gatorade with hot chicken broth. has the electrolytes and the sodium but keeps you cozy. we go to a story about a patriots fan whose grace brings great inspiration and hope this christmas eve. jerry edmund, subjected to a ra ra raider fan's heckling has been invited to sit in the club seats at the patriots seats in foxborough today. he will meet owner robert kraft, who thanked him for representing patriots fans with asked. i asked how he kept his grace and composure. he told me one thing i learned as a black man in america dealing with a situation like that, any reactive response would result in a lose-lose situation for me. i didn't want to ruin my experience doing something i would regret afterwards. this was his first nfl game. he also said he didn't want to ruin anyone else's experience that day. jerry's wisdom and grace are a blessing. he told me the raiders reached out, apologized, offered tickets

." >> today in cleveland, cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson returned to the field after serving an 11-game suspension from the nfl this season. the suspension was a result of the more than two dozen women who accused watson of sexual misconduct. here's cbs' omar villafranca. >> to the end zone, it's picked off -- >> reporter: heavy pressure on and off the field for cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson in his first nfl game in almost two years. >> you hear a smattering of boos. >> reporter: some in the stands at houston's energy stadium booed their former quarterback as the browns beat the texas. also in the crowd, ten women who accused watson of sexual misconduct. at practice thursday, the 27-year-old said his focus is on football. >> i'm not, you know, worried about the atmosphere. i've got to go in, make sure i execute the game plan. >> reporter: during his last two years with the houston texans, watson was named in more than two dozen civil lawsuits. many by massage therapists who claimed he pressured them into sexual activity. >> i feel a range of emotions. guilt, emb

thank you, pete. >>> the storm is hitting cleveland, ohio right now. this report was just filed. check it out. no tiara? okay. why don't we go to polo sandoval? what do you think? >> sounds like a good idea because he's in buffalo, new york. >> reporter: good morning i'm tiara brad dock. i want to give you an update on the conditions this morning, we're on 480 one of the main highway in the cleveland area, it is snow covered out here, people have been taking it slow as they should. what we are worried about right now is the ice and the wind. with the wind comes snow blowing onto the highway, which makes it very hard for you to see and it's a very, very cold and the temperatures will keep dropping throughout the day, making those roads slicker and harder for you to stop. as we've been saying throughout the day and the morning, please be careful out here. i'm going to send it back to you. >> let's bring in cnn's polo sandoval live from buffalo, new york where the wind chill 26 degrees and a state of emergency is set to go into effect in the next hour. polo, i'm sorry you're out the

the cleveland browns' quarterback made his team debut on the road in a very familiar stadium against his former team, the houston texans. it is the first time he was allowed to play this season following an 11-game suspension he served for violating the nfl's personal conduct policy. more than two dozen women accused watson of sexual mktd during massage therapy and personal training sessions which he denies. watson has never been criminally charged and maintains his innocence. despite the claims against him, the browns gave him a record-setting $230 million guaranteed contract during the off-season while the nfl was investigating the allegations. in his first game back he was greeted with nearly several boos every time he came out of the huddle. while it was made clear he was not welcome, others treated him like nothing ever happened. >> when you are in this kind of limelight, you can't have actions like that. >> you do feel for the women and not necessarily like going to be -- i'm just here for some good football. >> reporter: the browns are on the road next sunday before watson mak

that's where i saw the people like you on the cleveland flight. they said. yeah i'm probably gonna get a rental car because even if there is a flight, it's probably gonna be like $800. i'm like you guys going with me. so for stranded strangers have into a kia and began the 16 plus hour drive north started talking like you know, some of the city's we grew up in and just trying to find some common ground. one girl said. i'm just going to document this on my tiktok videos quickly got a following 50,000 views 100,000 the internet was invested. is this a hallmark movie in the making or the start of a true crime documentary like you're never taught to like. get into a car with strangers. but that's exactly what we did. we just found common ground, and, um, we all had a common goal after stopping at chipotle, bridget students said so far no serial killer vibes, but a slip did leave shelby with a battle scar burrito, like his burrito bowl went all over the pavement. they stopped in virginia for coffee. with six hours to go. the storm wasn't looking good, but by earl

this summer, i went to cleveland to announce how we get this going and get it done. over $80 billion to keep pension plans for union workers and retirees solving for decades to come. today, my ministration is announcing a 36 billion going to prevent drastic cuts. cuts that have been scheduled to occur within the next for years. that is not can happen. those cuts will not occur. [applause] here's what it means. for years, union workers have been driving trucks, bagging groceries, constructing the buildings and bridges and roads that we use every day. i just want to pause for second and say, imagine if you're not a union worker, you have a good job, you are about to retire and you find out your pension plan is going to be cut 60%. imagine what that does. imagine what that does to you. two truck drivers, warehouse workers, plumbers, musicians, food workers, some anymore people, a lot of businesses are not willing or able to run their own pension plans. in some industries, workers could be employed by several different employers, over time. working with unions that repre

that's where i saw the people like you on the cleveland flight. they said. yeah i'm probably gonna get a rental car because even if there is a flight it's probably gonna be like $800. i'm like you guys going with me. so four stranded strangers have into a kia and began the 16 plus hour drive north started talking like you know, some of the city's we grew up in and just trying to find some common ground. one girl said. i'm just going to document this on my tiktok videos quickly got a following 50,000 views 100,000 the internet was invested. is this a hallmark movie in the making or the start of a true crime documentary like you're never taught to like. get into a car with strangers. but that's exactly what we did. we just found common ground, and, um we all had a common goal. chipotle bridget students said so far no serial killer vibes, but a slip did leave shelby with a battle scar burrito, like his burrito bowl went all over the pavement. they stopped in virginia for coffee. with six hours to go. the storm wasn't looking good, but by early friday morning, t

cleveland cliff shares up 10.7%. the ceo has been on here often and he has often stressed that they have very little, if any, exposure overseas. all their clients are here in the u.s.. u.s. clients are doing well. flat-rolled steel producer also expects lower input cots so that's helping. google scoring a content touchdown after the nfl announced its sunday ticket subscription package will go to alphabet youtube tv. youtube will pay about $2 billion a year fort residential rights starting next season and this agreement, by the way, latinos seven years. directv had owned the rights since 1994 but did not put in a bid this time. apple and amazon were actually the ones most experts were saying you know, they will win the bidding war with google but they come out the losers on this deal. all three stocks are down right now. we've got alphabet lower by 2%, amazon losing 3.8% and apple is down 2.5%. investors are yanking pair bets off caesar's entertainment this hour after sports betting announced it's opening sports book

and he's going to hear it every place but cleveland. sadly, although i'm sure that many cleveland fans are not happy with the situation either, there is always, no matter what franchise you're talking about. there's always a portion of fans who, as long as the guy performs, as long as the team wins, that's more important to them than whatever else is in the background. the nfl is also aware that a large portion of its fan base is female. and this looks terrible. what they'll try to put out there, and they will have truth on their side to a large extent, that they wanted a more serious penalty and they got what they could get after the arbiter decided what she decided. >> tomorrow, i'll be speaking with the accuser. >>> you're looking at live pictures of the last active fissure in the mauna loa volcano. at the highest, it was 100 feet into the air. even as the eruption slows, there are concerns the lava could reach roads and homes. cnn is there with the latest. >> reporter: pamela, officials here on the big island say there's been a sign

around and we pay tribute with the song insomnia and cleveland said one—of—a—kind, he was certainly, i put on my twitterfeed that he was the epitome of cool. i don't think we will see anyone or there was anyone cooler than maxi jazz. thank you very much indeed for that. a huge crystal palace man as well, maxi jazz, and they are going to play one of the faithless songs when they walk out on boxing day in tribute to him. next he jazz, dead at the age of 65. now on bbc news the weather with chris fawks. hello there. for most of you, the weather will continue to be pretty mild overnight tonight and for christmas day as well. mind you, we have seen some rain today, particularly across north—western areas of the country. that was the weather turning rather wetter in cumbria this afternoon. and you can see the rain—bearing clouds really piling into the north—west of the country with some heavy bursts of rain associated with this cloud. all the while the wind is coming in from a south—westerly direction, hence the relatively mild air we have across all parts of the country at the mom

. >> gracias paola y e nuestro estado y miren la imagen en vivo desde cleveland ohio una de las ciudades más afectadas por la toinmigración que azota el país. >> ¿qué tal amigos? feliz viernes y viene el fin de >> luego del sismo ocurrido en el condado humboldt muchos comerciantes ya fueron a sus locales, vamos con los detalles . >> no se puede ni caminar todo se vino para abajo. >> con la boca abierta así quedó delfino apenas abrió las puertas de su negocio es que el sismo de magnititud 6,4 ocurrido en el norte de california dejó destrucción y perdidas que según él podrían sumar miles de dólares. >> el producto sí alrededor de unos 10 mil a 15 mil dólares en el vidrio no tengo idea, unos 1500 a 200 mil derecho. >> su tiene sellama el buen gusto y él es oriundo de oaxaca méxico dice que sí lo del martes no tiene presddente. >> nunca nos había afectando tan duro porque se nos quebraron los vidrios de la entrada y todo se vino para abajo nos asustamos porque pensamos lo peor y le damos gracias a dios que pues, no pasó nada en lo personalpese a todo este comericantes ma

that's where i saw other people, like were you on the cleveland flight? they said, yeah, i'm probably gonna get a rental car because even if there is a flight, it's probably gonna be like $800. i'm like you guys going with me. have a four strangers bridget, abby show b and greg decided to get into the same car and drive more than 1000 miles from tampa to cleveland. on their 20 hour road trip. they talked about the cities they visited, and they found some common ground. one of them started documenting the road trip on tiktok. the video is now up to 10.5 million views. it was a long trip, but the memories will have the stories will share. life is very short were never guaranteed tomorrow. and, um it was just a really cool thing to be a part of all four made it home for christmas . and now they don't recommend traveling with strangers. but this group says they got lucky, and they forged a special bond. no love connections, just some lasting friendships. hopefully some reunions down the line for sure. alright this morning. we're in the middle of the next roun

chelsea was expecting an equally epic turnout for her first ever book signing at a bookstore outside of cleveland, ohio. instead only two people showed up. my therapist always gave me the advice of, you know, let yourself feel those feelings. i couldn't find my journal, so i was like, well, you know, nobody's on my twitter. no one's going to see this. so on sunday morning, chelsea posted this. only two people came to my author signing yesterday, so i was pretty bummed about it, especially as 37 people responded going to the event. kind of upset honestly and a little embarrassed that tweet taking off even stephen king, replying at my first salem's lot signing, i had one customer, a fat kid who said, hey, bud, do you know where there's some books? and margaret atwood, author of the handmaid's tale, saying to chelsea joined the club. i did assigning to which nobody came except the guy who wanted to buy some scotch tape and thought i was the help. my favorite book in the world is the great believers by rebecca mckay. was one of the authors who responded. you mean seeing these titans of the industry w

i never thought that microphone cleveland update me. right nowadays. no. there will be a few things here, like i'd like to take some time for the country to recover. but many didn't want to wait around to find out. i was, did i lose money? right? told re discovered this is the report you're fired from colombo, every single day, 100 q up pure at the passport office in sri lanka. pushed by circumstances the wish to leave the country. one of them is to see to you, roy, germany, the girl who has been coming here for 3 days now with her husband and son, or to have a husband. i have come here with my husband and my son to get their passports made . and if we want to leave from look, there's no work for us here. there's nothing has been cut. amnio. germany has worked as a caregiver for years. and her husband as an auto rickshaw driver who have lost a livelihood because of the cut in crisis. and she'll anchor and are finding it difficult to even so right. what she wants now is a better life for her 19 year old son, which she knows is a far cry in her country. germ

i never thought that might be fun, cleveland up like this. right nowadays. no. there will be a few things here, like how much does it take some time for the country to recall? but many didn't want to wait around to find out there's did lose money, right? told re discovered this is the report you find from colombo every single day. hundreds queue up pure at the passport office in sri lanka, bushed by circumstances. they wish to leave the country. one of them is 50. do you, roy, germany, david, who has been coming here for 3 days now with her husband and son, were to have a husband. i have come here with my husband and my son to get their passports made . and if he wants to leave him alone as no work for us here, there's nothing that's been com neo gemini, has worked as a jag, uber for years. and her husband as an auto rickshaw driver who have lost a livelihood because of the cotton crisis. and she long and are finding it difficult to even survive. what she wants now is a better life for her 19 year old son, which she knows is a far cry in her country. germany say

joining us today is jeffrey cleveland, chief economist at payden & rygel. the cynic in me is drawn to the argument that maybe this is a fed chair who is using his communication to give him at the fomc cover to move lower in terms of the size and scope of interest rate hikes, from 75 to 50, maybe 25 in february. coming out with hawkish commentary to give themselves cover to ensure financial conditions do not ease too much as they stepped down the pace of hikes. is there anything in that? jeffrey: i think it is an interesting theory. can morning from los angeles. they clearly wanted to send a sh read if you look at this statement, very few changes in the wording of the statement which is a rarity. there are very few. they have seen two cpi reports, the market has moved a lot, we haven't changed our view. that was the point of the statement. the other big thing chair powell highlighted, 17 of the 19 members of the committee penciled in 5% or higher for the rate at the end of next year. clearly, he was trying to send a message that they don't think they are don

we have zero visibility in areas toward cleveland and buffalo. they are continuing to see that power house of lake-effect snow push snow on the shoreline. the thing impacting so many more people is the cold weather. dangerously cold. 158 million people impacted. windchills from billings to florida. wind gusts at 61 miles per hour in buffalo. that is contributing to the blizzard conditions and lower visibility. the other thing we have to be concerned about is the power outages. we could see downed trees heading into christmas day. that could cause power outages. let's look at the numbers. kansas city. how are you doing? minus 13 degrees for windchill there. houston, feels like 10 this morning. in chicago, minus 18. new york is minus 5. a lot of us feeling the negative numbers. the chill sets up -- i'm sorry, stays around through the weekend. sunday morning with temperatures in the 20s and teens. look at the bitterly cold weather from the arctic and sticking around today and tomorrow. highs in the 20s and 30s. for christmas day, temperatures in phi

. >> reporter: when a mechanical issue canceled their flight from tampa to cleveland, these four strangers went on a mission. abbey radcliffe said they jumped into a rental car driving nearly 1200 miles, part of it through the storm. 20 hours later they made it home to their families. >> i'm just really thankful for three other people that were willing to just pick up their things and say, let's just go. >> reporter: the faa says winter weathe headaches are improving even with the brutal cold still slowing down operations on one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. >> jesse, i know you said it could take days for operations to get back to normal. what's it looking like right now? >> reporter: according to flight aware, jose, today we've seen nearly 7,000 cancellations or -- excuse me, delays nationwide and more than 3,000 cancellations in the u.s. and already for tomorrow flight aware is tracking more than 600 additional cancellations. jose >> jesse kirsch in newark thank you. >>> wnbc meteorologist matt brickman is tracking it all for us matt, there's intense cold across the countr

cleveland improved to an nba best 11-1 at home. donovan mitch shl mitchell scored a high. >>> the first world cup from the middle east will see a team from the arab nation in the quarterfinals. morocco playing in their second knockout game in a world cup defeated spain 3-nil in a penalty shoot-out after a scoreless draw in extra time. morocco will play saturday against against portugal which walked over switzerland. the portuguese player delivered a hat trick while starting in place of cristiano ronaldo. the world cup finals are set. >>> let's go to the weather and meteorologist michelle grossman forge the forecast. michelle, how's it looking out there. >> hey, there, jonathan, we're wet today, from the northeast into new england, you can see heavy rain is falling and seeing a few lightning strikes where you see the darker colors, the reds, oranges, that's where you're seeing the heavy rain falling. plenty of pockets of very heavy rain this morning. the front moving very slowly. it's bringing the showers, bringing the storms, and t

. >>> turning now to the nfl with the cleveland browns quarterback returned to the field on sunday. it was his first game back after serving a 700 day suspension following accusations of sexual misconduct from more than two dozen women. he has repeatedly denied the allegations. he returned to play against his former team the texans. he was greeted by a mix of booze and cheers and he completed only 12 passes for 122 yards. zero touchdowns and 1 interception. despite the struggles, cleveland was victorious. >>> the road is set for the college football national championship. the georgia bulldogs will play the 4th ranked ohio state guys in atlanta at the peach bowl. on december 31. michigan will play texas university that same day in the fiesta bowl in arizona. the winner of those two semifinal matchups advanced to the championship game on january 9 in la. america's first couple celebrated with this year's kennedy center honorees sunday. you two were among those recognized that sunday nights honors along with singers gladys knight and amy grant. and actor george clooney. president joe b

i'm a cleveland brown now. we're on the road so they're supposed to boo. i did everything that i was asked and required to do. i did all that and, you know, i was able to be able to play and be on the field today. >> the college football playoff is set, ohio state with a fourth and final spot. the buckeyes will play georgia in atlanta on new year's eve. tcu taking the third spot by their overtime loss to kansas state. this he'll take on second ranked michigan. alabama is left out with a pair of close losses to tennessee and lsu so they will face kansas state in the sugar bowl, clemson will face tennessee in the orange bowl. t the baseball hall of fame will welcome one new member. fred mcgriff, a unanimous choice mosque the 16 members of the inaugural contemporary baseball committee. the crime dog finishing his career with 493 home runs while finishing in the top ten of mvp balloting six times so that means barry bonds, the all-time home run king and pitcher roger clemens who won 354 games in his career were denied entry for the 11th time. both face widespr

. >>> today cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson returned to the field after serving a 11-game suspension from the nfl this season as an as a result of the more than two ozen women who accused him of sexual misconduct. >> watson to the end zone! it's picked off! >> reporter: heavy pressure on and off the field for deshaun watson. >> here's a smattering -- >> reporter: some in the stands booed the former quarterback as the browns beat the texans. at practice thursday the 27-year-old said his focus is on football. >> i'm not worried about the atmosphere. i got to go in and execute the game plan. >> reporter: in the last two years with the texans watson was named in more than two dozen suits. >> feel a range of emotions. guilt, embarrassment, shame. >> reporter: all but one of the lawsuits is settled. two texas grand juries declined to indict watson. an officer said he violated the nchl conduct policy and fined $5 million, suspended 11 games and ordered to undergo treatment. >> look. i'm truly sorry to the women i impacted in this situation. >> reporter: watson is guaranteed the $

get ready in detroit michigan, detroit metro airport, cleveland, hopkins. when does it get here? time stamp overnight. my goodness, detroit, flint, saginaw, up to the up in michigan, it's snow. there's a ton of wind with this as well. it's the reason why blizzard conditions are expected. not to be left out, notice the east coast if you're joining us from new york, up to boston. you're going to feel this as well. it's more a rain event for you. the problem is that as the arctic front washes through parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast, everything is expected to freeze. we call it a flash freeze. so icy roads especially as we head in to friday evening and early saturday and places like nyc, up and down the i 95 corridor. things could get slippery and dicey. southwest michigan, 12 to 18 inches of snow certainly possible out of this. as we mentioned before, check out these winds. oh, my goodness. buffalo, new york, 60 to 70 miles per hour wind gusts is what we're anticipating on top of feet of snow. so yeah, neil, all i got to say is for folks that were dreaming of a white christm

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move that camera back to cleveland. i don't look good today. move that camera back to cleveland. nela: that is a lie. you look great, tom. you can take monotony -- it is like a rubber plantation in singapore. they control the price. are we going to have a mono psonistic america that is going to leave the rest of america flat on its back because they cannot utilize that technology? nela: there is one other voting number, that is the consumer. if you want to do business in this country you have to move to where the consumer has moved. the consumer has embraced digital economy. we want everything cheaper and faster. that is not going away did not go to sleep during the pandemic. it only accelerated. if the consumer is the person you are after, then businesses will adapt. tom: lisa, davos, one season years ago, not one, but two major ceos of banks said to me two days apart, we have completely underestimated the take in of technology by older bank customers. they both said that separately. the consumer wanted digital. lisa: how do you invest at a time where money is tight? with the ou

cpi is coming down and jay powell is we have multiple months and the problem i have with that is the cleveland fed has their own cpi now cast and as of december 9th they're predicting .47 tomorrow and that's as of the 9th and so that would actually see a tick-up from the month before. and so, if you're trading today for a huge pop because we're going to be below the .4, i'm going to go with the cleveland fed and say we'll go above that because once again to joe's point, housing will still just be sticky even though rents are coming down, et cetera we all will talk about that and investors will continue to be fr frustrated and when is the fed going to come down and it will take time and stay the course. the trades continue to work for the next few months and vice versa. the trades that don't work will continue not to work >> you are playing for a year-end rally you kind of have been even though you've been negative and right. we still have work to do according to piper sandler who said you need to retake 4,000. 50 points and 46 points away from that and you need to get away from the moving aver

. >>> let's bring in tara braddock from our affiliate in cleveland. good morning, i know we have a bit of a delay here, so we want to be mindful of that. i'm so glad you can join us, i see you're out on the road right now. how are the conditions? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, don. conditions are very dangerous out here. i want to flip it around so you can see what i'm talking about. we are on 480 east, which is a main artery in our area, about 30 minutes from downtown cleveland. visibility isn't that great right now, as you can see, i can barely see the car in front of us. the wind, that's our biggest issue so far, it's blowing that snow onto the highway, making it hard to see, not to mention the snow packed on the ground, making it difficult to get through. if you are on the roads in the ohio area, keep that in mind. if you can see, the car in front of us has their flashers on because they're trying to take it slow. this isn't the only car we have seen with their flashers on. right now the temperature is 6 degrees. we are really worried about the