Speaker 1: Forty two degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon.
Speaker 1: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening after President elected Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's lawyers failed to put a stop to it. Sentencing
Speaker 1: today for the man who will be inaugurated as president
Speaker 1: again in ten days.
Speaker 2: Presidents elect Donald Trump avoids jail time as the judge
Speaker 2: in his New York hush money case declines to impose
Speaker 2: any punishment. A stoic Trump appearing by video from Florida
Speaker 2: for the sentencing in Manhattan Criminal Court, saying it has
Speaker 2: been a very terrible experience and insisting he did nothing wrong.
Speaker 2: Judge Van Marshon said the legal protection that Trump will
Speaker 2: have as president is a factor that overrides all others,
Speaker 2: and that was the reason for no punishment. However, Marshawn
Speaker 2: also said despite those legal protections, one power they do
Speaker 2: not provide is that they do not erase a jury verdict.
Speaker 2: Trump takes office on January twentieth as a convicted felon.
Speaker 2: He is promising to appeal at Manhattan Criminal Court. I'm Julie.
Speaker 1: The US Supreme Court debating TikTok's future in the United
Speaker 1: States as a potential ban is on the horizon. ABC State.
Speaker 1: Packer has more on what went down today.
Speaker 3: The Supreme Court heard arguments Friday over a law that
Speaker 3: could ban TikTok in the US by January nineteenth, unless
Speaker 3: it's Chinese Pair and Company Bye Dan Selles at stake.
Speaker 3: The government calls TikTok a national security risks tied to
Speaker 3: China's data and content mining TikTok, arguing the ban violates
Speaker 3: free speech for one hundred and seventy million US users.
Speaker 3: Ruling expected before the deadline. Dave Packer ADC News.
Speaker 1: President elect Trump has asked the court to delay the
Speaker 1: ban to try to negotiate a resolution. More evacuation orders
Speaker 1: issued in Los Angeles for a new wildfire, but CBS's
Speaker 1: Whendy Gellett tells US firefighters are quickly containing that one.
Speaker 4: I'm Wendy Jellett in Los Angeles. Pieces of ash are
Speaker 4: still gently falling here in West Hollywood, even though the
Speaker 4: closest fire is miles away. The wind is finally still
Speaker 4: after days of major gusts. President Biden held a briefing
Speaker 4: on the fires at the White House.
Speaker 5: The scope, the scale, and the erratic movements of these
Speaker 5: fire is truly unprecedent.
Speaker 4: Some evacuees are coming to hotels here in West Hollywood.
Speaker 4: Many have lost everything. Weenty July CBS News, Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Above expectations, employers added two hundred and fifty six thousand
Speaker 1: workers last month. Economists we're thinking the number would be
Speaker 1: about one hundred thousand less than that. The unemployment rate
Speaker 1: kicked down to four point one percent, and the White
Speaker 1: House is celebrating.
Speaker 6: The President in a statement, notes there were more than
Speaker 6: sixteen point six million jobs over the course of his administration,
Speaker 6: and his is the only administration in history to have
Speaker 6: created jobs every single month. Mister Biden adds that although
Speaker 6: the unemployment rate was above six percent when he came
Speaker 6: into office, he's leaving with the rate of four point
Speaker 6: one percent and the lowest average unemployment rate of any
Speaker 6: administration in fifty years. The President called it a quote
Speaker 6: hard font recovery, but said there is still more to
Speaker 6: do to lower costs. Karen Travers ABC News the White House.
Speaker 1: Those good job numbers today got it scared investors who
Speaker 1: are worried that that the Fed may not do as
Speaker 1: much rate cutting as they expected in the coming year.
Speaker 1: The Dow lost almost seven hundred points to day then,
Speaker 1: ASDAK was down three seventeen in the s and P
Speaker 1: five hundred off by ninety one points. Have clouds building
Speaker 1: in as we head into and through the evening overnight tonight,
Speaker 1: late overnight toward dawn tomorrow. Really we could start to
Speaker 1: see a few snowflakes, especially west of Boston. Temperatures in
Speaker 1: the mid twenties. Tomorrow. It will be cloudy, there will
Speaker 1: be some snow flurries around, maybe a couple of snow showers,
Speaker 1: and as that snow falls for much of the day,
Speaker 1: we may pick up a slippery coating to an inch
Speaker 1: of snow. Temperature's low thirties. Sky's clear tomorrow night a
Speaker 1: low of twenty five, and then we're back to about
Speaker 1: forty or so on Sunday with mostly sunny skies and
Speaker 1: sunshining clouds on Monday near forty. Right now it is
Speaker 1: forty two degrees in Boston. Today's the day most people
Speaker 1: don't want to be associated with. It is Quitter's Day,
Speaker 1: January tenth, in the day when most people quit their
Speaker 1: New Year's resolutions. W the BZ, Suzanne Sausville spoke with
Speaker 1: folks at him in Stoughton.
Speaker 4: Martini's into a pickleball and Athletic.
Speaker 7: Club formerly twenty four to seven Family Fitness. Michael Faccini
Speaker 7: is here working out his resolution to eat better. Still
Speaker 7: going strong.
Speaker 1: Hama Quintin just keep trucking along.
Speaker 7: He thinks quitter's day should be sooner than the second
Speaker 7: Friday of January.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised people make it that long. Some people, to
Speaker 1: be honest with you, usually by January, third of fourth
Speaker 1: Usually Assat seen the gym kind of level off a
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 7: Tony has the perfect technique for not being a quitter.
Speaker 7: He avoids resolutions altogether.
Speaker 1: I just feel like.
Speaker 8: I'm going to end up giving up after the first,
Speaker 8: you know, seven to ten days, So what's the point.
Speaker 7: In Stoughton, Suzanne Sasville WBZ, Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 1: Boston may Or Michelle Woo joining other city and state
Speaker 1: officials celebrating the grand opening of a new alternative school
Speaker 1: at East Boston of the Buzy's Kendall Buele with details.
Speaker 5: Boston Adult Technical Academy or BOTA, started as a night
Speaker 5: school at nineteen ninety nine. It's now a full fledged
Speaker 5: high school for highly motivated students ages eighty to twenty
Speaker 5: two and for immigrant students, says Boston School chief Mary
Speaker 5: Skipper about it, gives a true entry into their new home.
Speaker 3: To get career experience, to be able to learn English,
Speaker 3: and to really be able to move forward as part
Speaker 3: of our city.
Speaker 5: Heur Marx Mayor Woo noted about it. Teachers often play
Speaker 5: the role of quote aunties and uncles for these students.
Speaker 6: Figuring out housing challenges, figuring out family situations, helping support
Speaker 6: all of the various things that happened throughout someone's life.
Speaker 5: What is East bos and campus plans to serve fifty
Speaker 5: students this year up to one hundred and fifty and
Speaker 5: twenty twenty six from mest Kendallbill w Busy Boston's news
Speaker 5: right now.
Speaker 1: All right here we go college football tonight. Notre Dame
Speaker 1: will be waiting to see who the winner of tonight's
Speaker 1: Cotton Bowl is Ohio State or Texas.
Speaker 8: Ohio State and Texas meet in the second national semifinal
Speaker 8: game the Cotton Bowl in Arlington, Texas tonight, and Longhorn's
Speaker 8: head coach Steve Sarkisian couldn't be prouder of his players
Speaker 8: and coaches.
Speaker 1: It's an honor obviously be in the semi final game.
Speaker 4: You know, I think it's a credit to our players
Speaker 4: and to our staff the world that they've put in.
Speaker 8: It's been nineteen years since Texas last won a national title.
Speaker 8: It's been a ten year drought for Ohio State. The
Speaker 8: winner advances to the National Championship Game to play Notre
Speaker 8: Dame in Atlanta on January twentieth. Erica Herskowitz for CBS News.
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