dan: yeah. it is you know mic it reminds me of this movie seven days about that real terror attack and revolutionary hijack a plane and long short of it is pilot is a plumber they've got hostages no one can unclog toilet and pilot looks up at revolutionaries he's like listen one plummer is worth a thousand of you revolutionaries and i thought, you're darn right my brother is plumber and electrician people build this place and they're making six figure salaries they're doing stoves and changing natural world as we know it for all of our betterment and again it is constant talking down to them that's really disgusting. >> i couldn't agree more every year my foundation gives away a million dollars to people who want to learn to be plumbers steam fitters pipe fitters welders, heating air-conditioning and electricians we've been doing this now for 13 years and we simply do it because somebody needs to make a persuasive case for kinds of jobs that keep civilized life on rails and we've got up close lo

dan: you got it. you got it like wise still ahead president obama promise to rescue americans in a student loan forgiveness plan. remember that one in so why now? why did democrats want taxpayers to foot the bill here? fiery rebuttal with the democrat, coming up next. dan: welcome back to unfiltered remember when president obama sold his student loan forgiveness program as a way to save everyday americans money? why now democrats demanding government just forgive the loans? joining mow new for rebuttal is democratic strategist crystal knight thanks for joining us again, i really appreciate you coming back. you know, my question to you about this student loan payback scheme here is, the numbers are in crystal and this payback scheme largely benefits the rich and professionals who took out more money in student loans i don't get it liberals about taxing rich or are they about giving rich another government benefit on the backs of the poor? why one is it? >> well i'm not sure that i would call it charact

dan: yeah. it is so guys tell us first why am i not in your book american, that's a travesty i'm reading great stories charles payne everybody else they have cool stories. how come i'm not in a book i want to be in the sequel tell me about that and your special on fox nation. >> i sent you an e-mail and you didn't respond but i would be lying. in the paperback version. we want to celebrate christmas and we thought what a great way to tell our story of christmas but also bring in other fox family members and tell their christmas stories and when they were little and how they celebrate it and share pictures recipes and stories and we learned a lot about our colleagues at fox. they're really shared with us things we never knew about them and so as you see like black lives matter, attacking christmas calling racist, we want to lean into it and celebrate it. and lean into the tradition of christmas and family that's what this book does. >> dan this past couple of years we've seen so many people's tra

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dan: how can that be? ama: i was talking to a teacher today who said, they have testing centers within the district where anyone in the community can get it and she said, it used to be 10 minutes to wait and now it is a few hours. granted the surge and many have stocked up on the rapid tests. dan: a lot of people will just say -- i'm not going to wait. ama: let's talk about resolutions. a most -- a popular one has to do with weight and fitness. >> when we resolve as individuals to try to lose weight, it comes from a place of shame and stigma. it often does not come from a place about concern regarding health. i think part of the problem is that we see those things as related. ama: she says wanting to be fit is not a bad goal but when we connect it with a resolution to lose weight, we set ourselves up to failure. she says you cannot tell someone's health from their bmi number. people can be healthy across these size spectrum. you can be a normal bmi and have diabetes. but america has decided that your size

dan: absolutely. it is an honor to herschel we all see it sadly patriots first country is headed in the wrong direction but i think there's a silver lining here herschel i would like see guys like you get elected. what's some of things you can do if you get in office to turn this around and i think we can turn it around quickly. >> no doubt. i know we can turn it around quickly because you've got to start putting adults in the room. right now the policies that they've been putting out do not fit this country conot fit state of georgia and those policies are -- totally out there and i think people are getting tired of it. >> yeah. herschel. the nfl you're being former nfl star yourself, it has to disappoint you their move towards this woke culture, they've really embraced it. i think at the expension of american who is want to watch football. one of the recent observations i saw is that they were funding a group sending the money that aligns with this defund the police movement. you know, i have to ima

dan: that is fantastic. dry outside right now, you can see live doppler 7 is clear at the moment but moreno will soon be on the way. kristen: but how soon? spencer is here with the forecast. spencer: mainly dry right now, spotty showers, you don't see anything happening but you see a few spotty showers moving into the santa cruz mountains. rainfall totals over the last 72 hours, remarkable, anywhere from 1.5-seven point five inches across the bay area. the sierra just got dumped on by 4-6 feet of snow in some locations. the next storm arrives tomorrow. it will produce a quarter of an inch to three quarters of an inch of rainfall in the bay area and continue to thursday, and could be more over higher elevations and the sierra. a winter storm warning in effect from 4:00 p.m. tomorrow until 10:00 a.m. thursday. i'll -- a lot of snow on the way for the sierra, good news for the snowpack. i will have the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. kristen: you can keep an eye on the weather, including live doppler 7, an

dan: nice to see. ama: let's get to the weather. dan: an intense several days. sandhya: it's nice to see the storms for a change. i want to show a picture from mount rose where we are seeing a winter review tonight. it's going to be changing. a level 1 system, atmospheric river week. it is feeding moisture into the southern end of california, basically central and southern california as you will notice in the sierra. it is snowing at the highest elevations, rain at the lower. the winter until 9:00 tonight, or those chains if you are going up there. the snow level is about 6500 feet but it will be coming down quite a bit below. multiple rounds of heavy snow, winter storm warning until 4:00 p.m. sunday. travel delays expected. up to nine feet of snow over the peaks. it will be epic. some spotty light showers as we get you to street-level radar. right around hercules, silvercrest street we are seeing wet roadways but it is light. hour-by-hour, scattered light showers do tonight, 3:00 tomorrow morning going into 6:00 a.m. some heavier downpours, wins gusty, potentia

dan: right. and he is employing a lot of people and he does clearly pay a lot of taxes, but the question is is it enough? people -- some people would say it is never enough. larry: what number would make people happy? can he just wiped out the federal deficit by himself? [laughter] kristen: not quite. larry: when you talk about saving 500 million dollars leaving california to go to texas, that is a problem if you are an entrepreneur and you want to stay in the golden state but you are looking at the numbers. that's why a lot of people are moving. dan: have you ever seen the old tax form joke, the two how much did you make last year and send it in. kristen: but he doesn't get the coastal views. think about how much he is giving up. [laughter] spider-man was slinging profits this past weekend despite worries about covid. the new film spider-man: no way home is the second-highest mystic opening of all time. 206 $2 million in its first weekend in theaters, surpassing the $253 million by avengers: inf

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dan: that is staggering. only 12 of the city's 34 stations enter the contest. $6,000 in prize money is up for grabs that will go to charities of winners choice. that looks like a potential winner right there. ama: some 49ers players getting recognized for their standout seasons. dan: casey pratt is here with sports. reporter: five 49ers have been selected to the pro bowl. we will give you the list and tell you which hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill... [laughs] so true. and now, the moon christmas special... gotta go! get a great offer on xfinity internet, and you'll get 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. sing 2. any parent will tell you the second you have a kid, it's like your heart is living outside of your body, whic

dan: sounds like it. there is someone -- if there is someone you know watching right now who is ready and willing to get that booster shot, but can they do to get an appointment? luz: you can book through your medical provider or through york county's vaccination site. you can also poke through california's myturn website or through your local pharmacies. but you might have to wait weeks. dan: good information as always. if you have questions, ask our vaccine team. head to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on that big blue box. ama: while the -- kristen: while the omicron variant has yet to surface in the u.s., a race is underway to use its dna to determine how well existing vaccines work against it. the bay area is playing a key role in that. dave louis takes us inside a lab in newark that has been flooded with orders for omicron's dna. >> it is a biotech lab that key researchers turned to when the delta variant emerged. now there is demand to get the omicron dna. >> we want to know as soon as possible, are

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dan: smart thinking. the california department of water resources announced a zero allocation from the state water project to its 29 contractors. officials say exceedingly low water storage as well as forecast for dry conditions prompted them to take this action. i locations can be changed monthly based on snowpack. state officials also warned mandatory restrictions could be coming. sounds like we should brace for that. ama: it's tough because it is so nice when we have the nice sunshine, but we know we need the rain. dan: we do desperately. sandy: we are so desperate at this point, instead we are talking about december warmth and record-setting temperatures. take a look as to where we set records, san francisco and oakland surpassing the records by a couple of degrees. kentfield was 70, but when you look at kilroy, that is the one that sticks out. 80 degrees for september 1. it was 71 in concorde, 79 in santa cruz. definitely a beach day. we see a breeze as you take a look at those temperatures. 67 in sa

dan: dr. rutherford has given us such good guidance, what does he think about the omicron surge, how long is it going to last? reporter: he expects by mid-february. we heard the same from dr. walk-through this week -- dr. wachter this week. one thing i wind appoint out, pointing to denmark as a example given the country has a similar vaccination rate as the bay area and their omicron surge went in about a month. ama: here's a look at the latest california numbers. today the test positive the rate climbed to almost 13%. it was 11.2 percent yesterday. 9.7% on tuesday. where than 37,000 new cases were reported. hospitalizations are up nearly 6%, to nearly 5500 patients. the number of i see you admissions rose by 115. there were 190 deaths. dan: tonight warriors game against the nuggets were postponed. the nuggets don't have enough healthy players. head coach and three other players are in the covid health and safety protocols. the league requires each team to have eight available players to proce

dan: hummus might get you home. kristen: i don't know how to pronounce this one, it has carded a been -- c ardamon. >> >> i like taking a and this is the pomegranate one and it has a little -- i like tahini, and this is the pomegranate one. sandhya: the hot curry hummus is great. dan: congratulations. we are all sold. kristen: and hummus is super healthy. >> it is incredibly healthy. dan: elliott, the founder of o bour hummus and take any. kristen: hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill... [laughs] so true. and now, the moon christmas special... gotta go! get a great offer on xfinity internet, and you'll get 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. sing 2. kristen: from highway 24 to city streets below, it was carrying diesel fuel which h

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dan: here we go again. thank you. mayor london breed declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin. public safety is something wthel allow the city to more quickly respond to the drug overdose crisis. abc 7 reporter melanie woodrow has details and reaction from the community. melanie: images like these have become too common in the tenderloin neighborhood, prompting london breed to declare a state of emergency. more than 700 people died due to drug overdoses last year in san francisco. >> we are in a crisis. melanie: supervisor matt haney. >> they need help. and this is a statement of the urgency that help is on the way. melanie: mary ellen carol will spearhead the effort. >> an emergency declaration allows san francisco to cut through the red tape, to obtain the contracts, the resources, and the personnel that we need to address the crisis, conditions in the tenderloin. melanie: it's welcomed by community members. >> residents need action. they're going to be excited to see that somebody is finally paying attention

and they add dan butterfield to this trio. but they said a wild social scene in the army during late '62 and early 1863. there's a famous quote from a new england officer who says to the effect that during that winter headquarters of the army of the potomac sank to its lowest level ever, was commanded by a trio who said the least of what was said would be the better. it was a combination of bar room and brothel, a place where no self-respecting man would go to, and a place no self-respecting woman would dare go to. they were creating the culture if you will within the army of the potomac. sickles and hooker had a party last night, where did they get all these women from? you see things like that in the various accounts. unfortunately, the one guy who was not invited to sit at the cool kids table was fifth corp commander george meade. battlefield guides some of us have an old joke. sickles is the guy you'd want to hang out with on a saturday night. the personal level, meade and sickles are very different people. sickles is a wo

dan: a bit of good news. the national park service is waiting interest fees for five days and cheer. the free days will be spread out across five different months between january and november. the dates are on your screen. martin luther king jr. day, the first day of national park week, anniversary of the national outdoors act. national public wednesday and veterans day. the park service oversees more than 400 national parks. only about one third have admission fees, wrenching from five dollars to $35. ama: right here in the bay area, we are looking at, whether for the next few days. say hello to 2022 with xfinity and you'll get fast and reliable internet for only nineteen ninety-nine a month for twelve months. plus, you can get twelve times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. you'll save hundreds over at&t. say hello to kicking off the year with this amazing offer. and with xfinity mobile, you can get a 5g phone on us and three hundred dollars back during our xfinity hello twenty twenty

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dan: that is staggering. only 12 of the city's 34 stations enter the contest. $6,000 in prize money is up for grabs that will go to charities of winners choice. that looks like a potential winner right there. ama: some 49ers players getting recognized for their standout seasons. dan: casey pratt is here with sports. reporter: five 49ers have been selected to the pro bowl. we will give you the list and tell you which hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill... [laughs] so true. and now, the moon christmas special... gotta go! get a great offer on xfinity internet, and you'll get 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. sing 2. ♪ don't worry mom, we'll be there soon. "we?!" is this "the one". well... let's say i found the one who tak

dan: we have the latest on the (music) ♪ ♪ dan: the jury in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial is about to wrap up its fifth day of deliberations without a verdict. the panel has a mountain of estimate -- of testimony to wade through after 14 weeks. she allegedly duped investors by haley her company's blood testing technology as a medical breakthrough, when in fact it was prone to wild errors. she faces a maximum sentence of 20 years on each count if convicted. ama: the family of a 14-year-old girl who was killed by an officer's stray bullet in los angeles is demanding answers. the girl was in a dressing room as police were searching for someone they thought was an armed suspect. valentina died in her mother's arms. >> valentina's life mattered. we demand justice. if it was your baby girl, will you demand justice to? >> to see a son or daughter die in your arms is one of the greatest pains and most profound pains that any human being can imagine. ama: the suspect was also shot and killed. he did not have a gun, but he allegedly attacked a woman in the store. the officer involved is now

dan: what dr. fauci said was interesting, if it is just your family and a few close friends and everyone is vaccinated, maybe so, but 40, 50 people, maybe not a great idea. >> i don't even know 40 or 50 people who would go to a party like that. earlier, we were thinking about going out to dinner for me as if, i think we are just going to stay home and enjoy each other's company, order in, have a night at home. dan: you and i talked about that, that sound like a great night. >> still sounds good. princeton university students will be facing tough restrictions when they return to campus following the holiday break. the school announced it is barring all undergraduate students from leaving the area surrounding the new jersey campus until mid february. except in extraordinary circumstances. princeton is also staggering returned days to flatten the positivity rate, several colleges including stanford will be holding classes virtually for at least two weeks following the holiday break. i don't know how y

dan: thanks a lot. you can keep an eye on the weather including live doppler seven, anytime time you wished you will find it on roku, amazon fire, android tv, and apple tv. ama: a shooting investigation is underway in richmond that does not involve richmond police. we have confirmed one person was shot around 2:30 this afternoon and transported to the hospital. the neighborhood was blocked off by police and they appear to be focused on that maroon truck you see. we will bring you more as soon as police release some more information. oakland police are investigating the 130 second homicide in the city in the year. a man was found shot on parker avenue. he died on tuesday. this is the deadliest since 2006. dan: in the south bay, prosecutors say they prosecuted a prolific robbery crew which is accused of targeting asians in at least 170 crimes all over the bay. 16 suspects face robbery and hate crime charges in santa clara county. this all began with the arrest of a 23-year-old oakland man, in december. ha

dan: the fda has authorized a second pill to treat covid-19. it greenlighted the murk pill one day after authorizing one made by pfizer. the pills will be given to patients who are high risk for severe illness. federal officials have set shorter isolation protocols for health-care workers to catch covid. they can return to work after seven days testing negative with no symptoms. if there are staffing shortages, that could be five days or less. california's numbers continue to rise. the seven-day pet -- test positivity rate is 422%. teachers will need to get their booster shots in sonoma county. that includes first responders, law enforcement, medical staff, pharmacist, and school employees. that was issued today. anyone who can provide proof of a booster shot will be required to test at least twice a week. ama: campbell has voted to extend its outdoor dining partly program amid fears among -- about omicron. before the variance urged,he vae plan was to end the program in early january. dan: if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can

dan, i hope you've got yours. dan: i did about a month or five weeks ago. teenagers as young as 16 years old are now eligible to receive the pfizer booster. this comes after the cdc and fda both signed off on the extra dose for 16 and 17-year-olds. that means those teens can begin receiving their booster shots, as long as it has been six months since her second shot. pfizer is currently the only vaccine authorized for people under the age of 18. vaccine has been authorized for children as young as five. up until today, boosters were only available for adults. ama: in the south bay, santa clara health officials began administering the first booster shots to 16 and 17-year-olds today. comes is that county is at nearly 80% vaccination rate. one criteria for officials to consider removing the indoor mass mandate. as we explained, looming threats of variance or making things difficult. reporter: despite omicron nominating headlines of late, some good news in the south bay, santa clara county is reporting 79% vaccination rate and is on track to reach 80% countywi

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chris alvarez is here with dan: dan: sports. reporter: all the highlights and reaction as curry becomes the all-time three-point hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill... [laughs] so true. and now, the moon christmas special... gotta go! get a great offer on xfinity internet, and you'll get 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. sing 2. >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: we all knew history would be made tonight in new york. steph curry sits atop the all-time three-point list, having passed ray allen and reggie miller. a photo with ray and reggie. good stuff there. stefan wasted no time. a great reaction from curry, he knows he is one way. a little later, the record breaker. there it is. now it is time to think absolutely everyb

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dan: thanks very much. all night tonight on our abc 7 news app, we kept neighbors updated with the latest information from police. recent this alert as we live-streamed the news conference from authorities. if you want alerts like this, the app is free to download. breaking news, a series of powerful storms and tornadoes ripped the midwest tonight from arkansas to illinois. in edwardsville, illinois, emergency crews responded to a roof collapse at the amazon warehouse. it is not clear how many people were hurt, the emergency agency is calling a mass. friends and relatives are concerned. >> i've no idea what is going on. we are worried sick. we want to know if he is ok. dan: you can imagine how worried they are. as many as 100 people were believed to be in the building at the time. we will stay on that story. one person was killed and five others injured at a nursing home in arkansas. at least way people work trapped in the building when the roof collapse. here you see first responders helping some the resid

dan: he had charisma. ama: coming up on abc7, blackish starting at 8:00, and then stay with us for abc 7 news. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us. dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope we have a nice evening and we will see you again for abc 7 news at 11:00. ♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants... a learning developer from decatur, georgia... a registered dietician from anacortes, washington... and our returning champion, an engineering manager from oakland, california... whose 19-day cash winnings total... and now, hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny. welcome, everyone. with each new win, amy schneider continues to solidify her legacy in the "jeopardy!" hall of fame. at 19 wins, there are now just four players-- me, james holzhauer, matt amodio, and julia collins-- who have won more games than our returning champion. but i'm sure

dan: oakland police are responding to a shooting. lecture avenue is blocked off as they continue their investigation. the police were out in a san mateo neighborhood this evening. police would not release details but asked people to stay way from claremont street near san mateo high school. part of the street was blocked off with police tape and we spotted officers using flashlights to look into at least one vehicle. we are staying on that as well. a small memorial lines the road where two people died during yesterday's storm. investigators say a 32nd flash flood trapped the victims in their car along hillcrest boulevard near elk no reality -- near el camino real. a public health works employeeke was able to save two people in another car that also got stuck, but sadly two did die. a surfer was killed by a shark along california's coast and another public is being asked to stay away from the water. it happened off of morro bay. surfer was spotted face down.ac. his injuries were caused by a shark. the last deadly shark attack in the a

dan: scott peterson, back in the courtroom tomorrow. what we are expecting at the resentencing and whether he will speak. ama: the nation's top doctor is calling for action to address mental health of young people. how the organizations are doing their part. dan: pearl harbor veteran where's mom? she said she would be home in time for the show. don't worry, sweetie. she promised she'd be here for it. ooh! nice shot! thanks! glad we have xfinity, with wifi speed faster than a gig! me too! woah, look! mom is on tv! she's amazing! (cheers) xfinity brought us together, after all! get a great offer on xfinity internet, and you'll get 6 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. sing 2 everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. julie and bob are paying $700 less every month. dee now gets comprehensive coverage with no monthly premium and the navarros are paying under $100 per

dan: he was an icon. for more on the life and legacy of john madden, go to our website, abc7news.com7news.com7m and read more on his impact on the bay area. ama: eucalyptus tree fell on a car and a home in the east bay this afternoon on monterey boulevard near highway 13 in the oakland hills. police blocked off the street while crews worked to clean up the area. thankfully, no reports of any injuries. dan: let's turn our attention back to the next few days in terms of the forecast. ama: ama: and the new year ama: -- ama: and new year. meteorologist: we are going to be ringing in the new year on a bright note. rain is coming down from the san francisco peninsula into the south bay and santa cruz mountains. around san jose, benton street, santa clara, we are seeing some intense rain rates in this area around singletary have any. -- avenue. looking at the santa cruz mountains, highway one, moderate rain falling, there is a flood advisory 6:30 tonight. that was extended because they have seen some minor roadw

dan: we appreciate your time. right in the store lately, but things are getting crazy with a few days left to shop before christmas. >> i really haven't, but maybe i will. because case in point. we have this home depot in lancaster, pennsylvania where a group of golden retriever puppies were unleashed and allowed to roam the massive aisles. >> this could get me into a store for sure, to see a bunch of puppies running around. it wasn't a prank. the pups often become service or therapy dogs and need socialization. outings like this can help them become more comfortable around people. i would definitely go to home depot to see those dogs. >> i'm also pretty sure those dogs behave more appropriately than humans this time of year in the stores. >> you don't think they're fighting over toys and -- >> well, actually, they probably are, but it's just too adorable to ignore. >> you can't get mad at them. they're puppies. they can do whatever they want. >> i need to go shopping in lancaster, pennsylvania apparently. >>> com

dan: thanks very much. all night tonight on our abc 7 news app, we kept neighbors updated with the latest information from police. recent this alert as we live-streamed the news conference from authorities. if you want alerts like this, the app is free to download. breaking news, a series of powerful storms and tornadoes ripped the midwest tonight from arkansas to illinois. in edwardsville, illinois, emergency crews responded to a roof collapse at the amazon warehouse. it is not clear how many people were hurt, the emergency agency is calling a mass. friends and relatives are concerned. >> i've no idea what is going on. we are worried sick. we want to know if he is ok. dan: you can imagine how worried they are. as many as 100 people were believed to be in the building at the time. we will stay on that story. one person was killed and five others injured at a nursing home in arkansas. at least way people work trapped in the building when the roof collapse. here you see first responders helping some the resid

dan: that is a nice gesture. in the east bay, the presiding judge has ordered a freeze on all jury trials in contra costa county except those that have already started. our media partners says seven courts that have come down with covid-19. jury selection is suspended until january 24. meantime, contra costa county is mandated booster shots for first responders and others at risk. the order will take effect generate 10. workers who don't get the booster shot will have to test every week for covid. the mandate covers law enforcement, fire department and emergency medical personnel as well as workers in homeless shelters. we have a page on our website dedicated exclusively to updates on covid to keep you informed, including mandates and testing sites. it is all there on abc7news.com/rotavirus. -- coronavirus. let's move to a storm watch. we are getting a break from the rent but not for to long. very busy keeping track of the stormy weather. drew: the rain has moved out temporarily, now the cold weather is moving in

i can see dan sickles getting older. i'm right because i'm dan sickles. as i get older, i kind of do the same thing, and you do, too, so don't laugh too hard there. in closing, let's summarize, what's the number one question we all get, what if sickles had stayed in position, what would have happened? answer, we don't know. it's not that we can never use what-if history, but we don't know what would have happened. was the peach orchard key or decisive to either army? no. neither army benefitted. two, did sickles disrupt meade's defense? yes, he did. however, higher numerical casualties but on a percentage basis, kind of equal on a percentage basis. and again, i don't mean to be cold about this, but the army of the potomac could afford casualties more than the army of northern virginia would. three, did he lose the positions he moved into? yes, he lost the positions even with increased support. four, did longstreet casualties taking meaningless positions? yes, he did. in my opinion, hood is chewed up fighting for positions november p that were of no value.