it happened about 10:30 this morning on west middle field road. sm someone was charging their prius, and the battery released a strange smell. haz/mat crews determined it was safe. >>> take a look. self-beauty salons in san jose have been hit by burglars this week. this business sharing video with us. sergio? >> reporter: raj, the salon was broken in here monday morning. the culprits managed to make off with some electronics and hair products. this is one of at least four small business break-ins in san jose over the last week. one of the prowlers here was wearing a backpack as he was rifling through the front desk monday morning. >> you can see he has a backpack with a red flashing light. >> reporter: the co-owner says the man with the black pack back went in and out of the salon three different times. the third time he came with a friend. fortunately the salon does not keep cash in their register overnight. but pair still made off with more than $1,000 worth of lute. >> behind the front desk, we had three ipads, and some of our retail products.

like 40 years going each home game and field road what's a game that shows how much it means so easy easy answer and. but what can we do now we're on in terms of semifinal i think we should still try. last year you work with very close to winning the tempest. do you think. this game have. already forgotten or is that what you're facing both though of course he's had does a lot to write for last year because it was difficult all right vs always typical to go to terms of fun so i'm already blessed that it was or a device they had it's unbelievable most of my colleagues have to be a whole life with all they have a really good coaches don't have the teams i had and i don't have to experience who to face by a meeting or rabbit redemption was the final it's a really interesting experience where i was losing it is a very interesting experience as well not something you need but it's like a very very strong medicine which you actually watch. but if you take it it still can help and that's actually how we took it. and all 3 of you will try it again if it's possible of course but it's like thi

alto police are investigating an act of vandalism at the oldest african-american church on middle field roadsometime saturday morning. officers say the suspect is a white man 35 to 45 years of age with blonde hair. the church is the oldest african-american church between san mateo and san jose. >>> a gunman opened fire inside a texas church killing one person and critically wounding another. armed church goers then fatally shot the attack. it happened at the west freeway church of christ in the community of white settlement eight miles west of ft. worth. police have not released identities of the deceased or a motive. >>> in the east bay, smash and grab suspects didn't get far. police posted photos on social media shortly after the theft today. you can see some of the items police recovered right there in the car. they say the thieves led them on a pursuit. police used spike strips to stop the car on highway 4. the. >>> looks like blue skies with clouds. >> we'll see lots of sunshine tomorrow. here a look at live doppler 7 with a satellite radar image. look how quickly the showers are leavin

some breaks in the cloud cover, also some sprinkles are possible over towards palo alto, middle field roadclark way, down to mountain view. this is the last push from the storm. you can see a trend of it sinking southward and the showers tapering over the south bay. here's a look from the exploratorium, that's a cool shot with some of those lower clouds going up against the higher clouds in the back, the colors are fantastic. the breezes out there, they'll relax as the sunshine becomes more dom nant inant in our fore. much colder tomorrow morning with frost possible inland. our next storm possible sunday into monday. let's look at how quickly future radar gets rid of the rain. you can see it getting rid of the clouds by noon. over the last three hours, they haven't had anything measurable hit any of our buckets in the south bay. we're not expecting more to do that. at least according to that radar. temperatures today, from about 54 in richmond to fairfield, 58. a look at the freezing cold temperatures up in the north bay valleys. some around danville, san ramon. everyone else in the 30s. s

so far it's not impacting traffic on the freeway just city streets their on field hill road which is shutdown will. >>robin the holiday spirit alive and well in downtown brentwood after an ice skating, rink it was vandalized and then it was actually reese toward by kindness come for us taylor but sackey talk to the owner who is hopeful for an arrest very soon and he's given back to the community as well. >>well the owner says video surveillance from a nearby business captured the vandal after reviewing the footage individual and it was one delivered 7 times now as you can see he didn't let that stop him from many of the community members back out here on the holiday to a credit to the rice scheme rely put hristmas day families on their skates and took to the ice in brentwood ice skating every year on christmas redwood on ice has become a holiday tradition for families many were worried though that this year would be ruined after learning someone vandalized the rink and melted out the ice over a week ago still images that i've seen it's one man. >>the borough pd is all over it. compil

whole tamils and also have what they need but then they are also who are stuck for the off field along the road and they're fearing for their health because they don't have proper sanitation or access to food turkey's president is in tunisia where he's urging action to end the fighting in libya type word want but a surprise visit to libya's neighbor to talk with president karzai no one said he willing to use your can't promote stability in libya earlier turkey announced it may deploy troops to back libya's u.n. recognize government which has been facing a bunch long offensive by warlords how many for have to us forces. you know we are not guests without an invitation and if it comes we shall look into it we are in constant communication with them however we should raise an issue the forces president libya more than $5000.00 troops from sudan what are they doing there we should ask why are these forces present in libya a request was made to turkey and that's why turkey answered the call based on the agreement related to our economic zone we have signed agreements to rely on and our moods are bas

she is another road oh i took the scientists on the same field and didn't if i had. a bit of road road who joins me now in the studio welcome if you so much as it said you're based here in berlin and you once said lynn gives me the breathing space what i have internalized in south africa just that mean it's still south africa is it your inspiration so that figure will always remain an inspiration for me it's my roots are in south africa but i think that being in berlin allows me that space of the fiction to have that distance away from a very vibrant viddy conflicted jogger fee set the country so i think the distance being in germany being in berlin the spatially i think is very helpful for my state of mind ok i would just bowl and inspire you as well. as inspired mean really interesting ways it's been more. to be able to access these thought equal differences with its architecture with its european r.t.c. with its within modernity i think that being able to access that has been has been a video inspiration for me in my work. i want to talk to you about bicycles becau

where the road's fields and homes salt water killing biodiversity. 10 years ago there were 60 people living just above sea level on a small strip of land that is ill to join shell today it's 20 and 20 ling fast this community is slowly being returned to nature you know what we see here is repeated in many communities right across southern louisiana and the wetlands retreat fewer and fewer people want to take the risk of living here but many say that these decaying buildings a testament to the folly of what we're doing to the planet. just days after we filmed that this defective harken perry causing the total evacuation of the town locals film the subsequent devastation this used to be an occasional occurrence today it happens pretty much every year because there's less land there's more water and because there's more water now to surge from a storm caused greater damage you know in the area so you know it's not as. easy to live will be here. take to the skies and you can clearly see what's happening at one time these waters were completely blanketed in green and natural defense again

have whole tamils and also have what they need but then they are also who are stuck for the field along the road and they're fearing for their health because they don't have proper sanitation or access to food meanwhile takis preservation type iran has also made an unannounced trip to tunisia to discuss ways of bringing stability to libya i do on met with present crisis aides saying afterwards that he believes and wants to promote stability in. libya and iran taki offered military support to libya's u.n. recognized government which has been under a month long offensive by the forces of pretty fast. we are not guests without an invitation and if it comes we shall look into it we are in constant communication with them however we should raise an issue the forces president libya more than $5000.00 troops from sudan what are they doing there we should ask why are these forces present in libya a request was made to turkey and that's why turkey answered the call based on the agreement related to our economic zone we have signed agreements to rely on and our moods are based on legality and lawful forms

halted mills and also have what they need but then they'll valse who are stuck for the off field along the road and they're fearing for their health because they don't have proper sanitation or access to food. well in other developments turkey's president. has made an unannounced trip to tunisia to discuss ways of bringing stability to libya anker has offered military support to the internationally recognized government which is based in tripoli one with up to why it has more on this now. turkey's president's version of tell you how to do the learned in 2 news to discuss trouble is brewing in next door in libya and encourage it to niece's new president to help secure a ceasefire. the internationally recognized a government in tripoli has yet to request that turkish troops intervene in the conflict. because. we are not guests without an invitation and if it comes we shall look into it we are in constant communication with them however we should raise an issue the forces president libya more than $5000.00 troops from sudan what are they doing there we should ask why are these forces present in li

the landscape we're driving through looks very charming, with small fields, a very rattly road, obviouslyon here behind the scenes? what is it really like? even though it looks quiet and peaceful, this area is quite dangerous. this is like a wild west movie. so people are around carrying weapons and people are doing whatever they want. they can invade new territories — i myself have already been threatened here. actually, i have received death threats in this region, made by illegal loggers. what effect has there been from the election of president bolsonaro? after bolsonaro got elected, we can clearly see that these guys here — these invaders, these land grabbers — they feel much more confident about what they are doing. and they feel that now they have the law on their side and now they have — they can do whatever they want because our presidency will support them. so indigenous people in the forest, like the uru—eu—wau—wau, now face a lot more pressure. so this is the forest of the uru—eu—wau—wau? i show them the view from space of what they are experiencing every day on the ground. wi

and as for the 49 ers beat the saints sunday in a game that could be the difference between field hit the roadam jason has more coming up. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>president trump among the world leaders arriving for a nato meeting at number 10 downing street in london tonight as the president and the first lady melania trump walked up to the prime minister's residence ignored reporters questions about the impeachment reports. the nato leaders are attending a reception hosted by the british pm boris johnson. they just come from a separate reception hosted by queen elizabeth at buckingham palace, however there was an unusual display of tension at that nato summit today, president trump met with his french counterpart, a crawl and the 2 leaders one shared a very friendly bond. >>but now that appears to be a thing of the past kaitlan collins reports. >>hence today is president trum

eat 36 tim drives over roads and fields. here in this rural part of central germany it's difficult to get by without your own transport but i do because what if your car is close to your heart is it your baby or just a car. some of it meant as much to me as a baby and even ronnie driving would definitely be the wrong signal from the. defiance asylum where you say you don't give a name to a pig you plan to slaughter. this while i'm sitting on the road. 7 tim just can't understand the whole debate over cars. ok if you live in a city you have a good network of public transport so you don't need a car but we don't live in the city. and there i think the whole debate is just silly to be honest. when i see people at the on a motor show jumping on cars and holding up hate posters i think they lost it. i would say do you feel from 0 to 100. personally i don't own a car but then i live in berlin so i don't need one. but that doesn't mean that i don't think this is awesome. for 140 horsepower. i've got goosebumps. here at the rally th

whole tamils and also have what they need but then they are also who are stuck for the off field along the road and they're fearing for their health because they don't have proper sanitation or access to food turkey's president is in tunisia where he's urging action to in the fighting in libya richard type earlier want by the surprise visit to libya's neighbor for talks with president kyra society it once said he believed in as you can promote stability in libya earlier turkey announced it may deploy troops to back me b. is un recognized government which has been facing a months long offensive by warlord relief after his forces. because. we are not guess without an invitation and if it comes we shall look into it we are in constant communication with them however we should raise an issue the forces president libya more than $5000.00 troops from sudan what are they doing there we should ask why are these forces present in libya a request was made to turkey and that's why turkey answered the call based on the agreement related to our economic zone we have signed agreements to rely on and our movi

field. an off road vehicle to h to get him. the man was muddy but otherwise okay. firefighters don't know how the driver ended out there but remind everyone the levees are not designed for vehicle traffic. 6:07. fremont police are warning about a new rash of car break-ins. officers say wednesday night suspects targeted apartment complexes some of which were gated. they smashed windows, took bags and other items from the parked cars. police say this is damage they did to one of the car windows. the department says this is a reminder to take your personal items out of your vehicle. it is planning to add extra patrols to deal with the issue. >>> b.a.r.t. riders be prepared to dig deep near your pockets when it comes to the fares the new coming year. fares go up every other year pegged to inflation. january 1st a 5.4 increase. downtown berkeley to oakland will increase ten cents. antioch to powell street will go up 40 cents. paper tickets will still include a 50 cent surcharge. >>> a live look in san francisco and that's where happening today cal train is getting its a

halted mills and also have what they need but then there are laws who are stuck for the off field along the road and they're fearing for their health because they don't talk proper sanitation or access to food and mohamed while turkish charities are working with the people turkey is saying they won't be allowed into the country it does raise the question about what happens to these people. well they're cornered and they have nowhere else to go turkey is saying that it doesn't anymore potato of dealing with another exiled us off the case of refugees there are about 3500000 syrian refugees living in techie and techie very much wants to return them back to that so called saves on its face it does a stub list and learned that that bit taken from cutlash led forces in october what they are saying is they need the money for building the necessary amenities to take this vote for years by home and they do not want any more coming in turkish president tehran is saying that they have used up to 40000000000 dollars caring for syrian refugees and they do not have any more. i mean the goodwill is locking up

feel the precarious nature of existence here the gulf of mexico inexorably eating away at the roads fields and homes salt water killing biodiversity. 10 years ago there were 60 people living just above sea level on a small strip of land that is ill divisional shell today it's 20 and 20 ling fast this community is slowly being returned to nature you know what we see here is repeated in many communities right across southern louisiana and the wetlands retreat fewer and fewer people want to take the risk of living here but many say that these decaying buildings a testament to the folly of what we're doing to the planet. just days after we filmed that this defective harken ferry causing the total evacuation of the town locals film the subsequent devastation this used to be an occasional occurrence today it happens pretty much every year because there's less land there's more water and because there's more water now to surge from a storm caused greater damage you know in the area so you know it's not as. lou will be here take to the skies and you can clearly see what's happening at one time the

you'll soon feel the precarious nature of existence here the gulf of mexico inexorably away at the road's fields and homes so water killing biodiversity. 10 years ago there was 60 people living just above sea level on a small strip of land that is ill to join shell today it's 20 and 20 ling fast this community is slowly being returned to nature you know what we see here is repeated in many communities right across southern louisiana and the wetlands retreat fewer and fewer people want to take the risk of living here but many say that these decaying buildings a testament to the folly of what we're doing to the planet. just days after we filmed that this defective harken perry causing the total evacuation of the town locals film the subsequent devastation this used to be an occasional occurrence today it happens pretty much every year because there's less land there's more water and because there's more water now to surge from a storm caused greater damage you know in the area so you know it's not as. live will be here take to the skies and you can clearly see what's happening at one time these wa

plane had just taken off from la fayette's airport when it went down and caught fire in a field near a busy road about four miles away. of the six people on board the plane, five were killed. we'll talk about the weather conditions at the time of the crash in a moment, but also we do know that the airport was reporting dense fog throughout the morning. a few minutes ago, i spoke with a woman who saw the plane go down. >> what happened was i was just outside and i saw this plane coming in. and it was really low to the ground. and it was shaking. and i didn't really -- it looked like it was coming to land. and then it just skidded through the parking lot at the post office and then exploded. there was like a big wave of fire that just pummeled down the yard. and it was just horrible. >> yeah, it had to be incredible to see and probably just so jarring to see. what did you notice about the plane as it was crashing, did you see were the wheels -- was it trying to fly level or did you hear engines? >> it looked like that it was just coming down it land. it looked like it was having a bit of trouble l

field. you will have to take a short detour through the presidio to reach certain destinations. the roadork is part of a project to expand the native wetlands from crissy field into the presidio. the project is expected to take six months. >>> let's look at friday, 7:00 in the morning. a storm barrelling down from the northwest. look at that. all that rain coming in friday. looks like almost an all-ight to moderate rain event. we may get a break that night and then more light to moderate rain on saturday. if you look at the rain atmospheric river. would that be back-t-back atmospheric rivers? impressive. 1 1/2 to nearly 3 1/2 inches of rain. >>> all right. we're going to look at the roadways. it is pretty wet and slippery out there. here's a live shot of 680 in walnut creek. there was some ponding on highway 4 and 680. here is traffic flowing well southbound on the right-hand side through 680 and walnut creek. making your way through highway 24, there was an earlier crash in the eastbound 24 direction. to the south bay, i want to show you what a tough ride it is now in san jose. this is

fields turned into a fast-moving current. you can see the path of the water just to the right of the road. it cascaded down the small embankment. loud through the soccer fields of the elementary school, blasted straight through the neighborhood and onto highway 101, shutting down traffic for hours. >> i got so scared because i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: maria's house is here, directly in the path of the floodwaters. remarkably the water hit the garage and float around the house, down the side fence, and into the backyard. that nasty stew of mud and debris stopped right at her front door. >> but it did not get into the house? >> no, thanks god. >> reporter: caltrans is clearing out the drainage ditches and has clean up highway 101. traffic is flowing once again. as crews brace for round two, maria will be right here waiting for another vehicle. >> reporter: god save your house once, you think you would do it again? >> he is good. he is good. >> reporter: alright, there are a couple more hundred sandbags down there. they have another 24 hours before the storm hits. good luck to hell

field. if they lose, the road is much, much tougher.hich is huge with all the health issues they've had of late. >> it's going to be fun. >> got to get a win sunday night. >> thanks, chris. >> join us tonight for abc7 news at 11:00. you may have a real incent alternative keep a new year's resolution. the one thing you can do that experts say can reduce your risk of getting cancer. >>> a heated battle over a ban on rv parking. in one bay area city isn't over. what housing activists successfully pulled off and the decision the city faces. >> those stories coming up at 11:00. but here is tonight's primetime lineup for you on abc7 news. happy new year, charlie brown is on at 8:00 followed by the great american baking show at 9:00. >> very festive. and stroufnlick around. jimmy kimmel live at 11:35. >> look for breaking news when you like on the abc7 news news app. well appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for chris alvarez, drew tuma, the entire abc7 news news team, thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> indeed.

to the road and they have to remove a ton of material they put down on the road to absorb about 100 gallons of hydraulic field and diesel fuel. >> thanks, tom. we have been tweeting updates on the 237 closure all day. the latest update came 20 minutes ago when the westbound lanes reopened. make sure to download our free nbc bay area app, it is a great way to stay up to date on what is happening around the bay area. >>> the roads and the sky are busy, as everyone is just trying to get home for the holidays. this is a live look now at sfo. 91,000 people are expected to fly through the airport just today. that's about 5,000 more people than on a usual day. a lot of travel plans will be dictated of course by our weather. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff has the all-important weekend forecast. >> we have good news to report, a current check of the airport delays, and despite the fact that we have cloud cover moving across the bay area, also some patchy areas of dense fog, we are not seeing any airport delays due to weather at sfo, or in los angeles. even better news, as we get a wider view of the natio

they are two games away for home field advantage for the playoffs or a wildcard road game depending onfl run backs or carry. another fun fact he's as much surfer as he is football player. >> you had do make a decision at one point between surfing and football? >> i was more football oriented than surfing. when i got a call from the guy and answered me the sponsorship for the bill brand. he said i want to be the first in my family to graduate and go to college. my family was not blessed to have those opportunities. my mom did not succeed anything pass the first year of college. my father did not make a pass high school. i wanted to show them there is more in life than where we are at and where we are from. i still tell them that to this day. >> a good interview you can see it in its entirety on the sports weekend. a lot has been made about the raiders and where that is. their home is not los angeles anymore. you will not be able to tell the crowd on sunday. they will play the chargers in the final game in the carson soccer stadium. you know the socal chapter raider nation will be in for

the future properly raised and reinforced to keep bay water off runways, taxiways, roads and in fact, their entire fields making sure that our infrastructure development include ways to mitigate impacts of sealevel rise. we are studying our shoreline very closely determine exactly what steps we will take. >> add to that, more fear storms due to climate changes stop it >> we are looking at not only sea level rise but we are looking at what we call the 100 year flood. this is the 1% chance of a major flood that could happen that might affect our shoreline. >> then when you think about it add in el nino's which happen from time to time, warm water expands, that would make sea levels even higher. that there is the other problem. acidity off the california coast is growing quite well. in fact it is so bad that it is twice as much as the rest of the world right off the california coast. that means it can store less carbon and that also contributes to global warming. reporting live tom vacar ktvu news >> come and sit ceremonies at san jose state. that is followed by the lucas college and graduate school of busi

road. it cascaded down the small embankment, plowed through the soccer fields of the elementary school, blasted straight through the neighborhood, and onto highway 101 shutting down traffic for hours. >> i get so scared because i don't know what to do. >> reporter: maria's house is here, likely in the path of the floodwaters. remarkably the water hit the garage and float around the house, down the side fence and into the backyard. that nasty stew of mud and debris stopped right at her front door. >> but did not get into the house? >> no, thank god. >> reporter: kit though, kpix 5. >>> is san jose's mayor turning once to turn pg&e into a customer owned utility. two other groups fighting the shape the future of the company. andria borba live in san francisco with what this all could mean. >> reporter: well, veronica, at this point we have two groups the shareholders and the bond groups facing off against each other. they are taking their place not to the bankruptcy court but to the public. >> because it is so big, both sides are in the middle of a public lobbying campaign. >> reporter: in a fight

road. a huge win for that home-field advantage. but now there is that playoff game. against levi stadium. >> no kidding. this is the first playoff game that you will host there since it opened in 2014. >>> super bowl bound hopeful. big victory for them. thank you. >>> now, other bay area sports teams are giving them props after their big victory. lucille tweeted out congratulations to my buddy in the 49ers and getting the home- field advantage throughout the playoffs. and, they tweeted this gift with the caption what a game. i'm clinching the nfc west. for the bay area unite. >>> the numbers show san jose is capping off its deadliest year for pedestrians and decades. the 29th fatal accident of 2019 happen saturday night. a 63 old woman was hit and killed. they were fatally struck walking outside of the crosswalk. a driver remained at the scene. neither alcohol or drugs happen to be a factor in the collision. city officials say that they have installed those crosswalks and radar speed signs to improve street safety. still, the deadly collisions keep happening. >> the

russian aggression in ukraine under secretary of defense for policy john road told reporters in terms of their usage in the field there are restrictions on that bear in mind these are defensive weapons provided with the expectation they'll be used for defensive purposes the intent is to deter russian aggression. look i don't see why he'd be so worried i mean what are the chances that the united states weapons could end up in the wrong hands or are in the oh oh right yeah that one i mean but but oh yeah and that one time in yemen too that happened there too boy. all right let's talk impeachment arms and a whole lot more as we start watching the hawks. it's like. as if it. was like you know that i got. the. world i'm only watching the hawks i am go for oil boy and joining me for this week's panel and some of the hottest new stories going is from san francisco mr de watkins author and editor at large at salon dot com the host of the world according to jesse former governor jesse ventura r t america sports producer regina hamm and the other host of the world according to jeff.

the future, properly raised and reinforced to keep bay water off runways, taxiways, roads and in fact, their entire fieldscted. >> we are making sure that our infrastructure developments include ways to mitigate impacts of sea level rise. again we are studying our shoreline very closely to see exactly what steps we will take. >> we are looking at not only sea level rise, but we are looking at what we call the 100 year flood. this is the 1% chance of a major flood that could happen that might affect our shoreline.>> reporter: add to that, el niÑo's, which makes water levels rise anyhow because as water warms, it expands. on top of that, another recent report that says that the acidity of water off the california coast is raising twice as fast as anywhere else in the world. as a result of that, that means that the water around here could not hold as much carbon and it just adds to the problem. reporting live, tom baker, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a business is coming back to treasure island. to hanger three. they signed a new lease on the 79,000 square-foot stage base that was used for several movies including mr

>>> 49ers are on the road this weekend in seattle, but their home field isn't sitting idol while they'ree. they're getting ready for the red box bowl. >> anthony flores reports. >> reporter: posing for pictures with the trophy between them. the next time cal coach justin wilcox and illinois coach lovie smith are standing across from each other, it will be at levi stadium during the red box bowl. >> looking forward to the game. have a ton of respect for illinois. it's going to take our best to win. >> we're pumped up for the chance to play the bowl game. this is a big deal for us. >> reporter: this is another building block for both programs. this season both teams struggled through four loses games. they beat stanford for the first time in 11 years. the illini's victory came over wisconsin. >> they're sound, have dangerous players. >> lovie smith made a name for himself in the nfl and he's doing both jobs at illinois. >> he has a super reputation. he's an excellent coach and it's well deserved. >> reporter: this is a home game for the golden bears. berkeley is located just over 40 miles

field. sarah harman, nbc news, los angeles. >>> politics now presidential candidates are back on the road criss-crossing the country. among them, joe biden hoping to make a splash with a big push in iowa. here's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: today in iowa, the joe biden campaign bus on an eight-day, 18-county tour of the first caucus state, trying begning in council bluffs. >> i promise you, i promise you we're going to win this race >> reporter: his new ride branded in biden speak as the no malarkey tour. he says to contrast president trump. >> no malarkey because the other guy's all lies >> reporter: many but not all democratic hopefuls hitting the trail across the country with stakes high for early state voters >> anything anyone says could make or break what i feel about them as a candidate. >> i haven't committed yet. but there are -- we have so many good candidates running >> reporter: also in iowa today, kamala harris at a des moines house party. >> we have the ability to unlock the promise of our country >> reporter: under pressure after a "new york times" report that described her campaign as unraveled by s

tom perez should look at the debate qualifications and make sure we have the best field on stage we are so far down the roadow, i am concerned about this. >> harris: i want to get jason here last word, to be the need these debates? >> i yield all my time to marie, i agree with her. when you don't get to hear -- how could cory booker not be on the debate stage? i think they're good and healthy. republicans did far more debates than the democrats did, it got exhausting but then you look back at the process and you think at least everybody had a shot and it's exhausting, that's a better scenario than the limited number of debates with limited candidates. >> harris: it is great to have you both on the program twice. thank you, good to see you. house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff says impeachment without removal would not be a failure. button march he struck a very different tone on that. plus, we are awaiting remarks from senate minority leader chuck schumer as he begins negotiating with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on the likely impeachment trial inside the senate, what kind of deal wit

field was a bus. that was where he had to go. that was the road out, away. applause .so we applause .now that sambodromo is in some kind of trouble, some kind of incarceration. —— sam berger. he is a discredited detective, outside the system. molly, in the first book, we're not if she is a good back and dear, these wonderful relations with these clever women. how do you go about these relationships?” these clever women. how do you go about these relationships? i wanted this time to create a really complicated relationship sam berger with her was confronted with a new kind of woman who has not really been confronted before and that turns out to be molly bloom and he has this feeling that he knows everything. he's sitting at the interrogation desk and he read the person opposite him completely but this time he cannot and that relationship between him and molly becomes the centre really of this whole trilogy. it truly does and, when you talked earlier about this lack of trust in the police and security services, which is mirrored in the lack of trust in these relationships and yet they h

they want a level playing field for the one built one road. >> possibly. the short answer to your question is yes and no and everything in between. there are ways in which there is pressure in the right direction towards stabilizing the situation in afghanistan, coming together in a peace process with respect to china, specifically, china prefers stability and stability in afghanistan but bottom line is what is best for pakistan and what is in pakistan's interest given the close relationship between china and pakistan. i don't know if you mentioned in the a. india is opposed to a peace agreement but it will not play much of a role in spoiling it. for iran and russia there is a comfortable position of having it both ways. if there is a peace agreement that brings greater stability to afghanistan they benefit from it. if there isn't they blame the united states. they can more or less sit on the sidelines and pick and choose when they want to be helpful or less helpful. pakistan is the most complicated of these. as the united states has shown intent to negoti

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