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eclipses can happen sometimes a couple of times a year, sometimes a couple of times a year, sometimeshe other on the weather but if it was clear, if it were clear tomorrow, we would all be able to seeit? tomorrow, we would all be able to see it? yes. the obviously if you we re see it? yes. the obviously if you were somewhere dark with light pollution it will look better but some of the other phenomena like meteor showers were you really need to be somewhere dark, you can see the moon in the night sky where ever you are or even if the red light pollution. like you said that it, it depends on the weather. and what sort of time? we said we would need to stay up early the view have a rough idea when maybe best? the period of totality, when the moon will look red, is i think from about 4:45 to 5:45 depending on where you are and the middle of that is about 5:15 but the eclipse start earlier and finishes later, i think it starts at two am or something? i cannot remember exactly when. and when the moon comes out completely out of the earth's shadow is somewhere between half seven and eight o

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a sheriff's deputy rescued a bedridden 97-year-old woman after a fire broke out inside a port richie the deputy tried to put out the flames in the smoke-filled room, then he picked up the woman and carried her outside. both she and her 74-year-old daughter recovering in the hospital. incredible. >>> and this is a snowy wind-swept road in wyoming. watch that oncoming tractor-trailer. ooh. it just gets blown right into a police cruiser that was stopped to assist another driver. the trooper was inside his vehicle with his seat belt on. thankfully he was not hurt. >> that weather. >>> well, quick and clear thinking by a mississippi police officer may have saved two teens' lives. the heart-stopping moments on dash cam show the teens walking toward the officer. when asked what he's holding, one pulls out a realistic-looking bb gun. >> the second teen does the same. but the officer doesn't fire. the teens were handcuffed, then released after their very grateful and upset parents arrived at the scene. the officer's name hasn't been released, but definitely kept his cool, calm. training kicke

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cool idea a way to see a place. >> he has been walking 25 miles a day for nearly 70 years with a mission to touch every corner of new york city's five boroughs. he says it started almost a decade ago when he gave up his desk job and packed his back for a 3000 mile walk from coast- to-coast. not long after he started his track across the big apple. his experience has been captured in a new documentary, showing his interactions with complete strangers and moments of peace. >> it has given me nothing to do other than . only because of that i have realized how much i have overlooked. >> as of this morning he has just a few hundred miles to go. apparently he only thought it would take a couple of years and it has been more than eight. good for him. >> if he can live that long without a full-time job, bless you. >> i'm thinking he is healthy and he is exploring. >> what does he do for a job? >> aren't we all wondering? apparently he does do odd jobs. >> he was a civil engineer. maybe he just saved up a lot of money. i don't know. >>> if you typically commute out of the open area into san franc

a week-wlaung search for the gunman was focussed on looking for a white man. >> it was liky a case oftaken identity. instead they fired on laporsche, jazmine and her siblings. >> reporter: during an early morning coffee run a week ago today. jazmine's mom was struck in the shoulder. >> turn yourself in because we're not going to stop looking. we're going to bring justice to my baby. >> reporter: after her teen age sister described the witness as white, many feared a hate crime. >> he was white and blue eyes. he had a hoody on so i couldn't see his hair, nothing like that. >> reporter: the truck was trying to escape the gun fire. >> we believe now that red truck and the driver is witness either by sight or sound of what transpired. >> reporter: the th community. close to 1,000 people rallied around the family saturday. >> you owe my family then. we need it right now. >> reporter: a gofund me has topped $70,000. and deandre hopkins pledged his check from the team's playoff game to help jazmine's family. today no less heart ache. the suspect may not have acted alone. the sheriff says oth

at least five people are dead after a mass shooting at a florida bank. a gunman taking hostages and calling 911 himself. a s.w.a.t. drama ending in tragedy. we have late details from the scene. >>> a stunning turnaround. michael cohen's testimony before congress delayed indefinitely. cohen saying he and his family are in fear over what he calls threats from president trump. >>> not in my house. that's the word from speaker nancy pelosi after president trump told her he's coming anyway. >> the state of the union speech has been canceled by nancy pelosi because she doesn't want to hear the truth. >> an unprecedented fight in modern american history. 48 hours till government workers miss another paycheck. >>> a major crisis unfolding in venezuela. a leader the u.s. calls illegitimate, his election a sham. american diplomats given 72 hours to get out of the country. >>> a nurse under arrest after that shocking case, an incapacitated patient unable to move or speak suddenly giving birth when no one knew she was pregnant. how authorities found their suspect. >

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a wall is a collosal waste of money for a crisis that doesn't exist. >> even if he declares a nationalmergency, he's lying. even if he declares it, it will be a declaration of a falsehood. >> this whole idea of declaring a national emergency is ludicrous because there isn't one. >> tucker: so repeat after me, no national emergency. the crisis at the border is fake. it's fraudulent. it's totally made up. think leprechauns or low-cal ice cream. something only kids and dumb people believe. do you know what the border crisis is like like that imaginary caravan from honduras a few months ago the one that marched to tijuana with tv cameras in tow but didn't really exist. >> they are telling you that the existential threat to america is a bunch of pooror refugees a thousand miles away. this group of folks? we don't even know where they are. they are way down there. >> they have been running on an imaginary caravan. >> this stupid [bleep] caravan. [laughter] you know, it's a lie that this caravan is a problem of that magnitude. >> programming on the caravan was propaganda. >> tucker: yep, cara

we saw pound of a bit. -- up a bit. think the immediate reaction was sold by the rumor the marketf anticipation with that volatility risk for sterling was lower in options terms. outcome thatis an is going to continue uncertainty. immediate reaction sees us unwinding that volatility risk. i don't think we should take this as a sign of things to come. the only thing we know now is that assuming a confidence vote passes, we are not likely to get a corbyn government. i think there is some relief on the. nobody is really telling me what we are going to get. i think we are going to get a brexit at some point. the question is the timeline in the terms. francine: do think what is priced in sterling, is now almost no chance of a hard brexit or no deal brexit, and is that a mistake? john: possibly. i think it is justified to price out this idea that we are going over a cliff edge on march 29. that brexit could resemble a no deal, but a no deal with a few bells and whistles. the uncertainty is justified more than anything else be

i saw this camera shaking a little bit. all right a a bit of a breeze. with that wind that's generated a swell. high surf tonight. waves 15 to 20 feet. here's the system we're watching tonight and into wednesday. rainfall develops especially for the northern half of the bay area. tomorrow showers and sunny breaks and a thunderstorm. it will be the cooler side. as we show you the forecast animation. the bulk of the rainfall is in the north bay. there's not as much action in the south bay. 9:00 the rain developing. this is early tomorrow morning and throughout the day tomorrow the possibility of a few isolated thunderstorms in your wednesday forecast. sunny skies, clouds, showers and maybe a thunderstorm in the wednesday forecast. highs will be in the upper 50s to lower 60s. we got a break on thursday. we embrace the breaks. thursday partly cloudy skies. another system on friday. remember that deal on sunday. maybe a repeat occurrence toward this sunday as well. >> thank you. popular right up to the last meal is served. up next the institution saying half

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want a lawyer a finance guy?his is a company that needs someone who knows how to build a chip, for heaven's sake. i'm not talking about a potato chip. >> i don't know. >> qualcomm had a nice quarter they talk about 5g being pretty good they lost a case last night in germany to apple >> that ftc case. >> it's not good are they rolling the dice? >> i think they are. >> they're betting on double zero doesn't come up that often. >> that's hard to roll >> people thought they were betting on red and apple was betting on black by the way, swan was double zero who was the guy? tell me. >> i don't know. >> you know. >> no, i don't i would tell you, believe me i'll find out. >> i cannot believe zuckerberg pulled this off without any changes. >> the game goes on, jim this is not tend. >> we had zuckerberg-gate. there are a lot of gates. >> there are people who still believe legislation or something will occur. >> it's all over >> okay. >> it's like the doors song. it's all over. >> i was never a big fan >> when we come back

a privilege for a minor child, not a right.iberating because 16-year-old daughter kenneth here is all like, no, it's my phone. >> it's my phone. it's my phone. >> and i'm the dad like no. >> you hear her? she was like, this is my property. >> she tried it. >> i'm going to be the parent, in my house, this is my property. not yours. >> just like that dad. >> but who wins on the real thing or what we did yesterday? >> i mean it was totally us. >> i mean obviously. >> obviously us. right? >> i think so. >> yeah, right. look at this. >> oh, my god, my dad wants to take my phone away. no. give me the phone. give me the phone. >> the password. >> he took my phone away, how else am i going to call the cops? we deserve -- oscar anyone? oscar? nowscars? >> you heard her. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the last ditch effort to save sears and keep the stores open. >>> first, the video that may have you thinking twice about taking a dip in the pacific ocean off the coast of hawaii. that is next on "world news now." stop fearing your a

what used to be a graph on a chart is now a reality in our lives. and because of that we just have to recognize this central premise of climate change. and it's this. we are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change. and we are the last generation who can do something about it. and it is my belief that when you have one chance in life you need to take it. and we have one chance to defeat climate change. and it's right now. and in the next several election cycles. and so you can't overstate the urgency of this matter. there are many things that we need to work on in our communities, the cost of college, the ability to have greater early childhood education. net neutrality all of which we made great progress on in my state. but this is an issue that doesn't allow us the luxury of time to defer the issue any further. we have to act now. this is an urgent matter of peril. the second point is i believe this is a unifying issue. and it is a matter of equity as much as it is a matter of the environment. we know we have a community that has s

just a bit.we get in closer, picking up on perhaps a few sprinkles over the higher elevations, the east bay and areas like mountain diablo, that's what we'll see for today. as we get inta the afternoon, looks like the north bay could see scattered showers in time for the evening commute. winds light, napa reporting nine miles per hour. oakland reporting six. our temperatures at this hour in the 50s and low 60s. 58 in san francisco. 62 in fremont and 61 in the south bay of san jose. don't anticipate those numbers changing a whole lot as we move forward into the second part of the afternoon. taking a look at what you can expect for the weekend. a mix of sun and clouds, sprinkles over the north bay but not really enough to ruin plans. by sunday that starts to change. looks like widespread rainfall for the entire bay area once again and snow for the sierra. if you're going to the sierra, there's an advisory on sunday. i will detail this and what we can expect here at home, coming up. >>> with it bein

what a difference a day makes! secrets to us, and even though it is a pixelated blob still, it's a better pixelated blob! and this analysis suggests it might be rotating like a propeller. new horizons has flown towards the edge of our solar system, sending back these spectacular images of pluto on its way. these are real images of one of the solar system's most distant worlds. and very soon we'll be able to see ultima thule in such incredible detail. and then, the team hopes that new horizons will be able to journey even further out. pallab ghosh, bbc news. emma alexander, a researcher of astrophysics at the university of manchester, explained why the encounter is so significant. it's a snapshot of what the solar system might have been like 4.6 billion years ago, because this object has not changed much in that time. this area, this region just outside our galaxy is known as the kuiper belt, not somewhere we have been able to explore before. tell us bit more about what they are hoping to learn. yes, this is the kui

so you will get a bit of a pause, maybe a bit of a deeper correction but i think longer term i think jeff is correct, i think that is the direction overall for the markets. to pete's point, it is important to highlight that there are conditions that are indicating that there is improvement and i think that is why when the market is down, you are seeing these quick snap backs you have the first high yield deal that was done today in six weeks. >> credit markets have been just fine >> credit mar receipke markets . high yield energy is up. it has come back about 2.6%. so you are seeing the healing in the components of the market in terms of asset pricing that you need to see at the emerging market, oil pricing itself and credit >> doc >> well, judge, when lookings pete did at volatility, i saw it peak at about 2130 this morning, the vix that is. it is all the way back down it the lows of the session even though as pete said still positive but it is down a full stick and a half almost from where it was on the highs i'll be surprised if we're not under 20 because of course we'll be pricin

we could stage some sort of a rebound above there, then you have a little bit of a silver lining forl case, but i think it's too early to really jump ahead of it as it stands in the charts, and here's why let's start with a bigger picture view of intel going back about a year now what's interesting to us is where this selling took place. right at $51 this has been the key resistance level since august now so as we sell off here, it looks like there's going to be some additional backing an filling needed here's the positive spin this stock is already in its basing process this stock made a higher low when the rest of the market was in freefall in december so i wouldn't get too downbeat either i just think there's some additional backing and filling needed before it can start moving higher again. that's really the case for semis overall. looking at the philadelphia semi conductor index, this is the great leading indicator of the market as it stands right now. we'd like to see this tart staro move higher. here's an index that peaked ahead of the market, back in the first quarter of 2018

baby seen a quarter of a mile inland is unsettling.ut in two thousand and fifteen it's not that unusual according to local news agencies the creatures are stranding starving and apparently dying in record numbers this year along the coast the images tell us a haunting story well we have seen spikes and rethink years two thousand and fifteen is already off to an unusually start the headlines paint a picture of an epidemic of sick pops in desperate search of food but what's really going on is more complex techno went to the san diego headquarters for a federal agency that studies the oceans says ports happened in the last two years is the waters in the northeast pacific have warmed up way beyond anything more used to according to noah a warm up ocean off southern california has made it hard to finance things. the lions to forage and as a result the pups are not getting enough nourishment el nino is an event scientists have seen several times but this year's temperature is a quite different what's really different is that the waters in th

one, a hero, and the other, a monster. >> having a serial killer in a national park is a story. but there's more, the brother is a national celebrity. >> seven years ago, a youngster vanished. today, he showed up with another boy. >> 5-year-old timothy white. >> books, television, movies. it was absolutely incredible. >> the moment that steven stayner is abducted is the moment this story really begins. >> there's going to be a homecoming. you could imagine, sheer joy, that the entire family would be ecstatic. but one member is not so thrilled. >> he was cold. >> a vicious, vicious killer. >> we have recovered two bodies. >> you can never imagine something so heinous. >> this is a story that decades later, they're still talking about it. >> maybe, just maybe, we'll find this girl alive. >> he was handsome, warm, he was just our friend. a big teddy bear. >> it was frightening to think what he was thinking the whole time. >> this is yosemite. these things don't happen in yosemi yosemite. >> yosemite actually means the people who killed. >> you never expect so much terror to happen

a person on a bike ran a light.s show it was light.s who ran the red peoples apologizing in court saying this is the worst mistake i hve made in my life, i wish i could take back what i've done. >> what did i think of what he said? it didn'tseem personal to me. >> reporter: but they say they forgive phillip peoples because it's what tom would have wanted. and they also said they want more safety measures put in sp place likeed bumps. >>> breaking at 6:00. >> everybody get paid. >> hundreds of thousands of ederal workers awaiting their first paycheck of the year. >> very quickly or as soon as possible. >> a del to end th shutdown with no money for a border wall. >> this is just temporary relief. >> the president saying we coulr do it all gain if he doesn't get what he wants. >> shutdown on february 15th again. >>> also breakin tonight, another special counsel indictment. >> anyor i made in my testimony -- former trump adviser roger stone arrested in the early hours of the morning. >> i made it clear i will not testif

got a beard all of a sudden.ut you know, 2019. you were cautious to fend of last year. very cautious. change your tune? >> no i'm still kushes but market does and i agree with you it looks like wants to go up it certainly looks like wants to melt up. we've got early stages of that if we get something done on trying toout lies utilize tariff we will see a meltup. >> but you vpght yet jumped in. i don't think we're out of the woods i would like to e sou the dow and dow terms over 24,000 and stay above there. i think there's a lot of resistance there if dow can get above and stay above there now i start jumping in with a lot of stocks on sale i've said that several times on your program a lot of stocks on sale if we go back down we could test lows to get cheaper at some point i would love to see capitulation just everyone saw hands up sell what they need to sell and then market you dive in with both hands load the truck to go higher. >> what if shaw's new beard was a leading indicator and resistance -- >> there's a

let you beat up a car with a bat?to do it. >> seth: so, that's like a paid thing you get to do. >> oh, yeah. you just -- >> seth: wow. >> five bucks. beat up a car. >> seth: i've got to go to more state fairs! [ laughter ] >> you've got to go to texas! >> seth: do you have anything like this in australia? or was it jarring as well when you heard this? >> i guess we go toad-clubbing. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah that's -- >> what? >> seth: you know what, i would like you to take back the terrible things you said about our halloween. [ laughter ] what is toad-clubbing? >> you just go out with a bat and you -- >> seth: gotcha. >> no, they're pests! >> seth: they're fine! >> they're pests. >> seth: you lightly club them and they're fine! [ laughter ] i love that we're like, "hey, in america, toads are a beloved pet! [ laughter ] how dare you!" >> why are you defending toads? >> seth: oh, somebody is at home right now with their pet toad going "oh! don't watch! good night, toad." [ laughter ] thank you guys so much for being

a mr it's a he lived. imprinted child via a shoe when he went to the police stations and reported having heard terrible screams coming from cost man's apartment the horse monger teta he put it so i had the police broke down the door and found grossman standing before them naked and covered in blood in the actually squalid kitchen they saw a dead woman drenched in blood and with numerous stab wounds his hand toward fall he'd already began dismembering her. and that's how the police found him. and saw what i got last month before. his final victim was thirty five year old marya nature a cook from dresden. like so many young women should come to berlin looking for work dreaming of finding a job somewhere in this sprawling city and sending me to we had a pretty simple method he'd hang around at a billion station waiting for naive young women arriving by train from the countryside. the common they'd come with just a little suitcase most of them destitute with no place to stay and nothing to eat. so. they came t

a concussion, 14 stitches on a chin, and a loose tooth.o were all amazing. as we were released from the hospital, i tweeted this. don't take anything for granted, every day is a blessing. family is everything. it's always good to remind yourself of that before something does it for you. count your blessings. sorry i had to be here today to show you i was okay, thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. here's martha. >> martha: we are so grateful that you all are okay, we had the pleasure of seeing you and your lovely family out there and it was a very snowy morning and people were saying be really careful, the roads were terrible, i had no idea what you guys were going through and i'm so happy that you are all okay. all the best.

a u.s.ict judge will meet with attorneys and defendants next month. >>> the remaining third of the 800,000 federal workers will not get paid as the government shutdown enters day 25. that includes up to 53,000 members of the coast guard, the only military service branch working without getting paid. thousands of coast guard members are deployed around the world on active duty. president trump is making it clear that he will not back down telling a group of farmers to stick with him despite short-term pain. several businesses are offering help to federal workers during the shutdown. they include banks offering special credit programs and special mortgages and loan payments. we have links on our website, abc7news.com. >>> happening today the senate judiciary committee begins the confirmation hearing for attorney general nominee william barr. he'll face questions about president trump and the russia investigation. parr says he's willing to let special counsel robert mueller complete his work. b

a witness post thing picture of a white shoe. the zoo in melbourne says during the hands on educational experience with rhinos, children 3 years of age and older are led by a zookeeper and able to touch the 4,000 pound animals, separated by a series of steel polls. >> while the father was kneelin bars. these one, if not two of the rhinos make contact with their snout. >> reporter: the toddler airlifted to the hospital. the mother also treated for a noncritical injury to her arm. the incident similar to a 2016 incident at the cincinnati zoo when a 3-year-old boy fellenclod about by an animal that was later killed. the rhino exhibit remains closed until the zoo says they have thoroughly reviewed processes and procedures to ensure this cannot happen again. katie beck, nbc news. >>> ten years ago today, oscar grant was shot and killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer in oakland. tonight, pictures of the 22-year-old were projected onto the station's wall. the shooting sparked national outrage and a dialogue about racism and police brutali

on the i is a. transmitter that kelly constantly sent photos and tweets of his plan. to kill it or the international space station. i want to go and check on my. flowers of a girl here in the. columbus module. so scott when he took care of the flowers was very important for him to take ownership of the flowers in and i could tell he really enjoyed it because it was twitter feed hey our plants aren't looking too good would be a problem on mars to my space flowers on the rebound and finally when you got the first bloom how does your garden grow here's my space flower he took his flower out of bed gee it took all around space station he took it to the coop a lot they had a centerpiece for dinner and most telling of all of to me is what i saw scott in the show but there are three hundred days in space and lo and behold scott's holding his space far to me that told. everything how important it is to both me and scott. i think for psychological for morale relaxation and then of course food you know having

a left, not a right. most of them come out because in san diego, and in areas of california, we just finished brand new walls. beautiful walls. steel walls. and they wanted them badly. they were asking us. that's why we did it there. i said, let's not do it in california, california always complains. their great governors, they're always complaining. i said, let's not do it. let the governor ask us. but, we did it anyway, because they really needed it. so we built a brand new wall in san diego and it's working really well. you should go and look at it. it's amazing. it's incredible how well it works. but, these coyotes and human traffickers, they make a right turn before they get to the port of entry, they go as far as the wall is, or as far as the barricade is, and then they make a left, welcome to the united states, and what they do with usually the women, sometimes children, that they're trafficking with and in, you don't want to know about it. so, the only way you're going to stop that is by having a

this a humanitarian crisis. a crisis of the heart.nd a crisis of the soul. >> the president did manage to tell a number of falsehoods in that brief eight-minute address. at one point saying it was democrats who were requesting a steel barrier down at the border. where a democratic aid on capitol hill tells cnn that is not the case. the president also said that mexico would pay for that steel barrier through a trade deal between the u.s. and mexico. but that's not how that trade deal works. christine and dave. >> thanks, jim. >>> at the stroke of midnight last night, it became official, federal employees at america's airports, borders, prisons, men and women who are working hard to feed their families and serve all of us will not be getting paychecks on friday. >> we are deferring payments where we can. we are boning everything back to the bare necessities to try and make it through. >> i am a single mom. my son just graduated his first two years of college. he's going back. i'm not getting paid. i just bought a house. i'm not going to

a wall is a wall. what clues are you now getting -- that's the wrong tweet, guys, a wall is a wall is the one there. what clues are you getting from inside these negotiations as to whether or not there is progress from the outset starting yesterday? >> i think pretty uniformly in the republican conference we don't want to see a shut down. we hope they can come to accommodation to satisfy everybody to move beyond this current debate. i agree with the president. we need better barriers. we work. illegal immigration has declined by 90 to 95% where we have them. we need more. we have laws and legal loopholes that incentivize children and families to take a dangerous journey to come to this country illegally. it's an exploding problem and growing problem. democrats who minimize that are being completely disingenuous. they've also supported barriers in the past. >> bill: will they give him part of what he wants, yes or no? >> i hope so. they supported it in the past. they're being hypocritical not to provide

there is a firehse about a block away.u can imagine that part of the emergencyld response w be very quick and prompt. we don't know the nature of the cesponse. poliould only say there was a shooting being investigated. we don't have information about a victim or condition of that victim. they are saying, however, the is no lookout, no suspect lookout and no threat tohe community around here. as you can see, an ongoing investigation on the post her t at marine barracks after a shooting earlier this morning. live in southeast, derrick ward, news 4. >> all right. we'll keep an eye on that situation all morning. >>> looking live now at capitol the u.s. capitol remains closed this morning buterhaps not for long. the u.s. government shutdown is entering its 11th >> there is talk about ending the gridlock on capitol hill, n butther side seems to be willing to e.conced >> the house and senate will go back to work this week and there will be newaces in the house as the democratic majority takes over. nancy pelosi is rumored a be di

out of a few one of. them a lot of b.o.r. and for a woman for as your limited. a lot of the more than you and to have. had that i could have sung. fifi took if you don't who kept us on our level. the iranian government took a similar position to that of baghdad and turkey. basters non-target of our. of us through the door ajar omar fox that there would be see already there are more waters about terrorism a daw is. just we're going to the pressure from neighboring countries meant a lot of last minute shuttle diplomacy in the lead up to the independence referendum somewhat secret some in the public domain. the included a secret visit to the kurdish region of northern iraq by the commander of the iranian puts force major general qassam sulaimani. because i'm sorry money was. a young. to. come off mother how i haven't gone be stiffed or mother cannot adopt my deacon was that. well yeah. i would bet that he continued to insist that the decision to hold the vote was not affected by any outside influences for or against. to deal with before the vote then us think we te

a thief steals a car without noticing a camera recording every move.e lens when she realizes she's on tape. when police tracked down a stolen car using gps they haven't found the woman. the ugly, a charlotte man climbs onto a freeway sign and stops traffic in los angeles. you see him sitting on the sign, is he just shirtless? police coached him down. it is not clear why he climbed up there to begin with. that is a good way to end friday. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" which "fox and friends first" continues right now, have a great weekend. goodbye. >> that is not a reasonable agreement. >> just no, no, no all the time. you can't stomp your feet, cross your arms. jillian: it is back to the drawing board. democrats are fusing every funding deal the president has offered. how he could soon take matters into his own hands. rob: disaster in venezuela, citizens demanding a change from their socialist regime was the warning the state department issued for americans.

a little bit of a risk off tone. the bti, taking a breather after bursting into a bull market.ts a little bit pute optimistic on opec out cuts. by the way, not a huge number of companies -- 10 year yields. as to whether the auctions are going to be tougher to get away. when it comes to the euro stocks , we are just seeing reflected what is going on in u.s. equity markets. bond sales are also important. aboutd i are talking china's trade talks with the usa. they saidthe comment yesterday, the detail level of discussions, what does that do to markets? team.n join the mliv the guest host this morning, still with us. it seems as if we have lit a torch on a relief rally for sino u.s. relations. .his could be a kicker they do a had worked deal but it is not going to be the end all of trade issues. what do you make of that proposition? wax -- >> our view is the chinese need a trade deal more than the trump administration. that has already been signaled. if you look at the policy decisions and initiatives all the way back since last summer, we have seen monetary easing, fiscal stimulus

once upon a time there was a young girl with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. it was a difficult road at first but one day she really did become world famous conductor. of the box. my stop start. to. finish with a leader nicolas maduro has rejected an ultimatum from the e.u. that he called elections the move means european powers could join the us and several other south american countries in recognizing the opposition leader on why doha as president in the coming days and why there has offered the military amnesty if they help to overthrow.

a man brought a dead raccoon into a san francisco mcdonald's. chris brooks captured this shocking video inside the potrero avenue score. brooks ran outside and started recording video through the window. >> after three or four minutes, a guy picked a raccoon up and took it outside and put it in the garbage. but it was blood on the floor and on the table inside the mcdonald's. >> health officials say the restaurant closed for five hours to disinfect the dining room. inspectors say it's now safe. animal control staff removed the raccoon from the property. police responded and gave the man in question a mental health evaluation. they determined he did not need to be detained. >> it's so disgusting. >>> police are investigating a hoax known as swatting. this comes after someone called 9-1-1 claim to go have killed his wife, tied up his children and planted pipe bombs. an untraceable call to police prompted this large response tuesday night. officers descended on a home on emerson avenue and tlrn two unsuspecting residents inside. police determined t

a wall. >> you can try to teach a goat how to climb a tree. but you're better off hiring a squirrel in the first place. >> reporter: all right. the president also suggesting there are other options on the table. chief among them. the possibility of declaring national emergency. >>> doug luzader in washington. thank you, doug. >>> time is 5:03. we're in for a fairly mild day here. but we're also talking about the midwest. and as cold as it is now. you're saying wait. >> next tuesday night, wednesday. i was just reading the national weather discussion in chicago. wind chills 35 to 45 below. and last time. they might even have record lows and back-to-back days, where the high doesn't get above zero. it is currently 6 below. it's going to be worse. international falls is 33 below. i would not want to be out doing a live shot. >> are you kidding? >> no, i'm not kidding. i don't make these numbers up. and that's just today. this will be next wednesday. thursday. anywhere travel plans to the midwest next week. you had better bundle up. northern plain

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mother who lost a son but adopted a generation. latifa a fighting heart a witness documentary on al-jazeera. a court now with nora thank you very much in the last hour russia has announced it's reached an understanding with the world anti-doping agency to hand over crucial data on drug use by its athletes water officials are expected to arrive in moscow today for their third visit to collect the data the country missed a deadline to hundred over at the end of last month and what to say they will not be let off the hook for that information from the moscow lab could help what a file doping charges against numerous russian athletes. liverpool and egypt for mohamed salah has once again been named the task african player of the year celebrate fellow nominees liverpool team mate sunny amanda and also forward pierre america bohmian the same three were nominated last year when salah also won the award he said he hopes you back again in twenty twenty i think. to you know. i always seem to be those who i know it's always there when you win

take a look at this. a helicopter, a police chopper was called in after a skier hurt his knee.ou can see the pilot making a partial landing on the steep mountain side. only the chopper's right skid happens to be in contact with the ground. the nose and the rotors just inches from the snow. the crew managed to load that injured skier in the chopper and fly off to safety. >> never seen anything like that. >> i've never seen anything like that. >> don't you want to watch that like ten more times? >> yes, to have the rotors so close. >> yes. >> no room for error. >> that looks like disaster waiting to happen. >> it does. impressive. >>> al, how about your forecast? >> hopefully not a disaster waiting to happen. let's see what we've got. basically both coasts are active and really decent weather in between. we've got lake effect windy conditions around the great lakes into the northeast and another storm system coming into the pacific northwest into northern california, rain and windy conditions. surf advisories up. but otherwise, we have plenty of sunshine from the southwest to the

ahead was a busy a road. the plane came down fast, hitting the busy a27 in a fireball. people had gathered all around this area to unofficially watch the airshow. the plane ploughed along the road, ending up in scrubland over there. mr hill was lucky to survive, but has no memory of what happened. he is expected to say he may have suffered the effects of g—force. he denies all the charges. tom symons, bbc news, at the old bailey. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... this live shot at downing street. we expect a statement from theresa may at10pm, in nine expect a statement from theresa may at 10pm, in nine minutes‘ time. let‘s continue talking about brexit here, a statement coming in nine minutes. we have christian fraser and rob wotton in westminster, any talk behind the c is about what the prime minister might want to say?” am glad you are so sure it will be in nine minutes, this is timed for the evening bulletins, the ten o‘clock news on the bbc. she was due to come out at

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if a vietnamese flag ship comes to a u.s. port for a port call, guess what, that ship doesn't get on the fast track, out to dull dulles, where you pay a couple bucks and go right to the dock. we stop that ship out in international waters from our coast and we get a boarding team out there when we can, but you're not entering the united states until we know what's on your ship. cbp tracks the cargo. we track the people. it is all about international security dense. that program is about 60 folks and $11 million cost that goes with the operation of that. and that is all about layered defense. and we look at vessel traffic. if we get some intelligence, think about a container ship, a new container ship is going to carry upwards of 22,000 containers in the coming years. you know, those boxes in a place like rotterdam where the ships depart, cbp looks at the big data analytics, they know the containers, these type of containers come in from here and rail here and truck and when they see some anomalous containers, a small number fr