been $10 trillion. nobody is putting up that money. bytedance for accessing private data through users tiktok account. tiktok is scrambling to regain trust. trojan horse for the chinese communist party. really add costumes. williams christmas soul against the jaguar. i wish it could be christmas everyday. i wish it could be christmas every day. brian: we haven t done much to signify the coming of christmas besides santa, besides the tree. besides the myriad of trees downstairs and virtual celebration that is happening in our studio electronically. christmas just a couple days away according to reports. and santa is getting a little cocky going that circle as if to say i have plenty of time to get it all done. don t worry about me. will: i agree. i find it cocky, especially some of the americans might have trouble flying today. santa cruzsasanta cruzing arouns slay. carley: santa won t have travel issues because he has rudolph to guide him. brian: elf when
I thought he was dead. Margaret the Cbs Evening News starts now. Good evening. I am a Margaret Brennan in for norah. As we come on the air, there are harrowing images coming out of texas showing Severe Weather that has pounded the state and continues to threaten lives tonight. There is widespread flooding around houston. Americas fourth largest city. With some areas getting nearly. Immunities along the San Jacinto River have been evacuated. Many in the area have needed to be rescued, like this truck driver. You can see scrambling to escape his fastthinking big big rig. Farther north, a storm chaser is credited with saving this family after their home was blown to pieces by a tornado. The mother carried her daughter, her injured son, and husband right behind. We will hear from the family in just a moment. But the threat is not over. Tornado, severe thunderstorms, and flood watches, all posted across texas tonight, and millions in the state are being urged to not let their guard down. Cb
concerns about the 81-year-old president revealing the clear signs of his cognitive decline becoming more obvious during private meetings. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. bill: i m bill hemmer. good morning. the white house quickly firing back at this report in the wall street journal calling the claims false and politically motivated. that long story, however, it is long, it includes interviews with dozens of high ranking officials and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who all agree behind closed doors biden shows signs of slipping. dana: former secretary of state mike pompeo will join us in a moment. first white house correspondent peter doocy is traveling with the president. good to have you have on from paris. good to be here. and despite that wall street journal item that they say sources information from 45 different people detailing what these folks are saying is basically questions about president biden s acuity, here in pa
Analysis of Media Coverage of news stories. Ive said that to Sarah Huckabee sanders. Ill continue saying that. The war started when steve bannon at cpac said the press was an Opposition Party and the enemy. Its wrong. I support the president. You dont have to be on side on every single issue. I dont believe in litmus tests. I think hes done a very, very good job. His speech away from the rhetoric about the press was very good last night. What about the idea that no one that people are telling him to drop this rhetoric and hes not listening. Is this why you wasnt in the job longer . He dupoesnt want to hear this advice . I made a mistake and got fired by john kelly for that mistake. I bear the accountability for that. Im telling you that the most loyal people, your most loyal employee, your most loyal staff are offering you constructive advice and telling you balls and strikes the way they see them as
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solid rocket boosters have been jetsoned, team on the ground confirming it was a good jettison and the vehicle trajectory continues to look good at three minutes. bill: okay. this looks like a great american success story. finally good for boeing, good for nasa. they couldn t screw this up. you and i are sitting here watching this and memories of 1986 and when america always held its breath in that moment and so we ve come a long way. terry, retired nasa astronaut. what were you thinking and feeling watching that nervous. seeing the launch made me proud to be an american. a good day for america and nasa especially for boeing. it has been a rough few years or boeing and some of my best friends worked on this program so it s a really great day for them. still a few minutes to go so