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. >>> a gunmen shot and killed a police officer during a traffic stop. the search for the man police believe is responsible. >>> the inmate may have car jacked a woman in a home depot parking lot about a mile away from here, less than a mile away. if want to show you a picture of who they're looking for. this is men doe sa last seen at the prison last night around 8:55 p.m. and he was reported missing during a head count around 9:30. in between that time around 9:15 a woman in the home depot parking lot on shoreline was car jacked. the woman gave a description similar to the sanguine tin inmate saying he was wearing a light colored t-shirt and light pants. the suspect threatened to kill her. he might be in a toyota rav # with the license plate 6x the 052. this is the volkswagen that belonged to that woman. he was brought here from los angeles for use f a deadly weapon during a car jacking and attempting to evade an officer while driving recklessly. police want to get the word out in case anybody has seen this person. call 911 immediately. . >>> let's tal

is there a difference is there a similar problem? >> host: i mentioned before my thinking about these issues have changed. i am a conservative and editor at the national review and i've been a conservative ghost of my adult life and i've always been a conservative who said i believe in a free-market economy that i believe that it's important people see the free market economy as legitimate and fair. i believe that you have to have a reasonably long safety nets to ensure people believe in the system and that's why i thought if i believe that come if i don't believe the invisible hand is going to solve all problems without a safety net, then i've got to think about how we are expanding the size of that working class facing those challenges but i do believe that and that is one reason why i worry so much about the second generation to put it this way. in new york city when i grew up, there wasn't as big an immigration population as there is today but you did have a large population whose families came from the deep south. these were peo

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he's a lawyer. a lawyer who represents a client is supposed to do the right thing.f money. >> the president told fox news cohen did more public relations than law, describing his work as low-level and he said it was a cohen cut a deal with prosecutors to, quote, embarrass me.ni on "good morning america," george stephanopoulos brings us his iel cohen, his first interview since being sentenced. >>> jared kushner is reportedly pushing himself to be president trump's next chief of staf you heard me right. kushnef.r is an official white house adviser as well as being, of course, the presidential son-in-law. now, "the huffington post" says wednesday about the job but another report says kushner believes he can serve the president best in his current position or positions. he has several roles. now, trump says that he's down to five finalists. there is no timeframe, though, for an announcement. >>> senator jeff flake used his farewell address on capitol hill to issue warnings about the future. flake has been one of the president's most vocal republican critics. on the sena

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shortfall. >>> a man broke into a restaurant on monday, and on tuesday night a man in a nearby business. he heard the noises again on wednesday morning and he decided to go inside to figure out what was causing the noise. >> i went into the back. the back door was open and the screen door was locked. so i pulled the door. i could hear someone saying please help me. he was wedged into the duct system and he was covered in thick grease, from head to toe. >> the man was taken to the hospital and treated for dehydration. it is likely that he would have died if he had been in there one day longer. he is facing charges of trespassing, burglary and vandalism. >>> the treasury department reports the holidays is when they start to see more counterfeit large denomination bills. experts say they are more distracted by crowds of shoppers and shoppers in a rush to get everything done quickly. the walmart in windsor was a victim of counterfeiters. sonoma county sheriff department said they passed fake $100 bills last weekend. they believe they were working together because the bills were nearly ident

this was a time when to have a portrait done was a lead. it was reserved for white men who owned land. this was the way we were going to tell america we were the greatest invention, but it was being led by men and not women, and certainly not anyone outside of that club. these are the patents coming in, small little models in the patent office so no one copied their ideas. there were well over 2000 patents submitted at the time of this painting by women. this is very selective history. sometimes what we see is more about what's left out than what the included. let's look at somebody who rarely would have a portrait taken. have you ever heard of the adage, well behaved women rarely make history? that is absolutely true of portraiture. unless you are married to somebody or someone's mother, women very rarely had their portraits made. only a quarter of the entire collection are women sitters. why do we have this portrait? he looks like somebody's grandmother. or someone's aunt. she is obviously very middle-class if not upper-middle-class. why

is a portrait of a strong woman who has made a difference. and i wanted her to have a universal quality. some people might have actually seen the wonderful moment around march of 2018 with little three-year-old parker curry gazing at mrs. obama. when asked what did you see, she said, i thought she was a queen. let's go to another very different but equally colorful and interesting portrait. crossing the delaware. dressed as george washington. remember, i said there was no moral test to be in the portrait gallery. the only people who automatically get in our presidents and first ladies. so, you might ask, how do you get your picture into the portrait gallery? we have historians and art historians. we are a history museum as well as an art museum. it really starts with the biography of the person in the portrait. has that person changed the way america looks at itself or has advanced its culture? probably knows a price to anyone, -- notice the prize to no surprise to anyone, portraiture was a very elitist art form. it was reserved for those who

a cool 42 in vallejo. let's take a look. we can find a lot of 30s, mid 30s, low 30s, upper 30s to 40s, much colder than we saw. yesterday was confined to the north but there are plenty of 30s from her in county up to a very chilly 30 in polk valley. even finally the santa cruz mountains, i know of few saw some upper 30s. boulder creek 39. morgan hill 38. we will see submit 60 to the south. mostly sunny and a little warmer. we are getting and northerly breeze. light rain return sunday into monday. it is not a big system at all. it probably won't do much but i think it will make it but that won't be until late sunday or monday. the northerly breeze are taking care of the fog but a few high clouds are moving in on the mendocino coast. so partly cloudy up there. a big blow in southern california moving out. we get a northerly breeze and high pressure kicking in so temperatures will be in the upper 50s and low to mid 60s. 7:01 am on friday. >> a -- of the cold is good sleeping weather. it's harder to get up. and sometimes on a co

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what's it look tike a calf at a farm or chicken. and some groups out of brooklyn massachusetts worked on the united nations to do virtual reality visualizations of data on air pollution and they took that and ran that through a bunch of un delegates in nairobi. so that brings us to eff spots the surveillance project. and this is at its base a virtual reality experience that uses a very basic simulation to teach people about the various spying technology that police may deploy in their communities. when we were trying to pusewer this we had considerations and wanted it to be a meaningful advocacy experience, we wanted to not collect biometric information, and we wanted it as an organize that supports open source and accessibility to technology we wanted to make sure it worked on humidity platforms not just the occuls or vibe store. we wanted to do function on a modest budget we are a non-profit and we are not sony. what i mean advocacy experience we didn't want to rely on the novelty factor of vr. you can take anything and put it in

a bit of a. while they dream of heading back home to their villages and families the bus takes them farther and farther away each day to faraway corners in the north of the country to conquer new audiences. it's the first time the opera has ventured into this region located in between shanxi and inner mongolia where and how will they find a place to sleep will the audience turn out for their show. how many days and nights will they need to stay before continuing their journey. a trip just arrived in the neighboring village. they perform operas. i've heard they're very good would you like to go ok. all right let's see if we can convince a grandmother to join us. let's get to it we still have a bit of work to finish first and that is. did you hear about tonight show in the nearby village. i don't have money to go. so you're not going. i doubt it even if they only come once a year well then pay me what you owe me ok. let's hear we couldn't go the harvest was too poor did you go how was it. it was gr

they convinced me to get in a rocket on a capsule on a rocket. and i said no, i'm an aviator boy, i'm a test pilot. so i'm a test pilot. the result is that i really want to get out of there. and they said, don't worry we'll put monkeys and chimps in there first. i really want to get out of there. we didn't volunteer. we were ordered to washington. this is the time to say no. i went back to patuxent, this is the one way to do it so i'll go along for a while. >> do you ever regret that decision? >> a number of times i regretted that because i missed my navy. i was trained to be a commanding officer and nasa never understood what as commanding officer was and this is a group of people with equal rank and i asserted myself as a commanding officer particularly in apollo and one of my greatest preks was from john healy who got me a ship all ahead fuel and that said from your crew and that is one of my favorite possessions. >> i'll get bock that that. i would like to very much. but right now let's go back in time and here you are, now you are an astrona

a what i a supposed to do now? >> reporter: phillips was accused of setting then girlfriend andrea grinage on fire while she was carrying their daughter journey who was delivered prematurely. phillips was charged with attempted murder, arson and aisault. his attorney they didn't have the evidence. >> my suspicion is that she herself on fire. the reason i say that. there was no gasoline found in the bathtub. no dna. no finge prints. none of her stories matched up. her medical records didn't even match up with the things she was saying. >> reporter: phillips had just been accepted as a d.c. firefighter when he was charged. his attorney said he is focused on getting his client's life back together. >> now what i am a supposed to do? >> reporter: there was a second suspect arrested and charged. they are going to t move forward. tracee wilkins, news4. >> and none of the jurors have spoken publicly about how they came to that decision. >>> a trip to see the christmas decorations ended in trage for a mother and daughter.

a little gift with a lot of meaning. tag.vicki) whether youúre a first timer or a seasoned vet on the slopes -- if you like snow - looks like the sierra is the place to be christmas day. hundreds of skiers and snowboarders hit the lifts to take advantage of the six inches of fresh powder that fell yesterday. dodge ridge north of yosemite reporting the resort has already seen eight feet of snowfall this month. the conditions are a dream come true for those who were wishing for a white christmas and even those who werenút. <"thereús just something symbolic about the whole thing isnút there. it just make it all better you know. especially when you get the clear blue bird skies out right now. <"i think it's amazing."> and with already good snowfall so far this winter the resort is hopeful theyúll be able to stay open until april. (vicki) take a look at this video sent in by our friend kevin coop cooper. just a beautiful view over the sierra today.(ken) kron-4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with what people ca

i show up at a domestic cool. >> a rookie? >> a rookie police officer. i show up. you might be called rookie 5 years in. i show up for domestic call, i meet the hispanic male. >> other officer? >> a female, white female officer. >> the hispanic male said, he has block eye and he is bleeding, he said i' leslie out of the here, i am tired, you see domestic abuse someone goes to jail. my partner say, we'll deal with this, we'll be back down. and we're already developing a plan she would take the lead because, leslie will be a female, because he is a male, up blis--implicit bias. we get to the apartment and leslie is a man, that changed things, now maybe i'll take the lead but leslie is a big guy on the couch. >> a black guy. >> african-american, huge. we could see he is huge. we get to this place where police officers are, hey, your partner wants to press charges. we need to leave, you need to about with us. and leslie is telling us, i'm not getting up. >> you want him to stand up. >> we need you to stand up on put handcuffs or not, but get you out, we did not know ho

you probably have to do a hike to prove a point. rishaad: it is a bad position?> it is a top position. the market has barely by jd overnight -- barely budged overnight. ,s the fed going to press ahead or will he cave into market pressure on signs the economy is slowing at the margin? it looks as if we are getting to the and of the fed tightening cycle, and that is a big relief for everybody outside the u.s. looking at the fed, finally the fed coming to a positive is a good thing. markets arejob strong, growth around 2.6% next year in the u.s., so it's not like it is falling off a cliff. there is still a case for a hike. >> there is. markets tend to react quickly when the stock market sells off, putting pressure on the fed, and that is probably looking at the , showingng at the data moderation, but growth around trend, if not slightly above, consumer spending robust, even the housing market data. rishaad: it has been creaking in some places. financial indicators are pointing to the downside. we also have crude oil on the way down. still takingoyment place, but slo

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in a place like court. have a say and i want to give them a voice in a place like courtlj have a sayan actress, being an actress you have to express yourself and you have to be creative and she makes me feel that through being an actress i can speak my mind and nobody can stop me from saying what i believe is right. my goal for life is to become a lawyer or a diplomat. because ijust feel like it represents me, i'm very strong and i feel like i've got a lot of things to say. and i want to get my point across to the world. she's showed people that you can get to where she is right now and it gives me hope in life that i can get as far as she could. she makes me feel as though i can be the best version of myself, i can be the best version of myself, i can do whatever i want if i put my mind to it and i can do whatever i want if i put my mind to itand i can can do whatever i want if i put my mind to it and i can achieve anything. that is it for today's morning briefing. the liverpool manager jurgen klopp has apologised after his celebration went, shall we say, a little over the top when

a woman at a b.a.r.t.tation is due pack in court today. john cowell's attorney claims he is not competent to stand trial. a judge in oakland suspended the criminal proceedings for cowell now. the 27-year-old transient is accused of stabbing nia wilson and her sister in july. nia died. cowell's attorney says over six years he has been put on a psychiatric hold 22 times. the judge ordered court-appointed doctors to evaluate him yesterday. the doctors will determine if cowell is competent to stand trial. >>> the mother of a woman shot to death by san jose police is speaking out. candlelight vigil for 24-year-old jennifer vasquez. friends and family expressed sadness but also anger. she was allegedly driving a stolen car when she was shot and killed by police early christmas. the officers thought she was a suspect in a shooting. vasquez's friends believe the shooting could have been avoided. >> they could have pepper sprayed her, they could have tasered her or shot out the tires. they could have brought the k9

on less than a few dollars a day. a social perspective. i mean, working with those people, what you really see is why social enterprise is the future of business. the only way to do sustainable community development is help everyone involved make money. -they speak english there? -they speak saramaccan. 26,000 people in the world and this guy speak that language, so great résumé skill. tell us something in saramaccan. [ speaks saramaccan ] ha! -wow! -thank you. i just -- i just said, uh, "what do you want me to say? i think you should buy some acai." -wow. -wow. evan, you are one impressive dude. i got to tell you. well, i appreciate you saying it. yeah. wow, that's -- but you already said you're out. [ laughter ] i did. it hurts. it hurts. -let's talk about the numbers. -uh, what are your costs? so i sell it wholesale for 85 cents, and then it retails for $1.25 to $1.50, which is very much in range with our competitors. -how much have you sold? -about $20,000 total. -dollars, not units. -yes, yes. -okay. -do you have

a family of three. $832 a month, over $10,000 a year.taxpayers will foot part of the bill. that doesn't mean it's as low cost as your phone bill. that means somebody else is paying. stuart: am i right in saying that 80% of the people who take obamacare, get a policy through the obamacare exchanges and all that kind of thing, are actually getting a whopping great big subsidy -- >> of course they are. stuart: a large proportion get it for free. >> that's right. you are seeing fewer and fewer people who have to pay full freight actually buying because it's such a bad deal. stuart: it's not sustainable. you can't charge those prices over a long period of time -- >> it was a ruse from the beginning. the president was saying this is a good deal, we are going to save you $2500 a month. in fact, if you earn over for a single person, $46,000 a year, you are paying a whopping big premium and most of that money is not going for your health care. right? it's going to subsidize other people who have very serious health problems. stuart: we got all fi

so to revive a this time on a. hoping for better living standards and security the people of bangladesh will cost the vote in the general election with special coverage from across the country we'll assess what direction the nation could take. bangladesh elections on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. into the news hour with me richelle carey here and coming up in the next sixty minutes deceiving volcano fears of another way of the struction and indonesia. storm an afghan government building in kabul taking hostages as they fight with soldiers. cracks me israeli prime ministers and battle coalition give way to early elections. and u.s. stocks sink further extending losses for markets that have already suffered their worst week since the global financial crisis. survivors of indonesia's tsunami fear more waves of destruction could hit and with as little warning as saturday's disaster that's because the volcano blamed for triggering the tsunami. is still erupting the current official death toll is three hundred seventy three bu

morning the homeowner was alerted by a notification from a motion detector at around 4 a-m of two menhis backyard. when police arrived at the scene, they saw one man climb over a backyard fence and run into the street. officers closed off the scene but were unable to find police say at the men got stolen property from ( darya ) san francisco police have arrested a man they believe stabbed a woman early christmas morning ... and he may be connected to a deadly stabbing the night before. the first stabbing happened just after 5:30 christmas eve night in the 4-hundred block of jessie street. a 70-year-old woman was found with stab wounds .. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the second stabbing happened just after 12:30 yesterday in the 100 block of third street. a 46-year-old woman was found with life-threatening stab wounds. 27-year-old michael jacobs was arrested at the second stabbing and was booked into the san francisco county jail. ( darya ) another big another big story we are following... todayis the 5th day of the partial government shutdown... and so far there is no end in

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first, imagine a situation in which state a has a tougher penalty for a particular type of conduct than does state b. that of course is the fact pattern of heath v alabama. under petitioner's view, state a would not be able to vindicate its interest in that sterner prosecution if state b were to go first. that situation could also play out in a state has a sterner penalty for a particular act than does the federal government. this court of course saw that in the screws case where the state penalty was much stronger than the federal penalty. we also see that in, for example, the area of robbery. under federal law, a robbery of a u.s. letter carrier carrying u.s. mail is punishable by up to ten years. in texas, however, robbery is punishable by up to 20 years. again, under petitioner's view, texas would not be able to -- >> i think what your friends on the other side might say to that is something along the lines of well, it's one thing to pick the higher penalty, you know, let the state or the government with the higher penalty go forward. the problem with this is that you can get both.

paycheck will get a paycheck. >>> in a few hours a man charged with killing a woman at a b.a.r.t. station is due back in court. this is john lee cowell who is accused of stabbing 18-year-old nia wilson to death at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station last july. her sister was also stabbed but survived. cowell has not yet entered a plea in this case. prosecutors recently said they are still deciding whether or not to seek the death penalty. >>> today marks 50 years since the start of a notorious criminal case that captivated the bay area. the search for the zodiac killer. on december 20, 1968, two teenage others their first date were shot and killed. a letter sent to bay area newspapers came later. police eventually tied seven victims tied to the zodiac killer. threats were made so they canceled the tour. >>> at 5:05, new this morning, two tech companies are not responding to attorney's allegations laid out to the mercury news by a recently fired hsb visa holder. the mercury tells us the man is from india and worked for i u.s. company subcy dairy. they say that worker was forced to make

at a hospital, he was diagnosed with a fever and a cold.t happened and some democratic members of congress are looking at this, as well. the cvp is looking at all of the medical checks of children in custody. this is going to draw more attention to the immigration fight, that has a portion of the u.s. government shutdown right now. the president digging in over the weekend, continuing to demand $5 billion for a border wall that democrats say they do not want to pay for. negotiations over the holidays mostly stopped. with congress hoping to come back tomorrow, there's hope they will begin talking again. they will get 24 hours notice for any vote to reopen the government. we're looking at another day of this partial government shutdown. >> garrett haake for us in washington. thank you. >>> millions of travelers heading home after the christmas break is ready for another round of rough winter weather. dylan has it mapped out for us. dylan? >> we have a lot of winter weather to talk about, especially on the northern side of this storm system. w

>> i'm a survivor! >> i'm a survivor! >> i'm a survivor! is there any taboo that you wouldn't break? >> not if it was a funny idea. >> it's all about funny. >> yeah. >> so this is the magic trick, huh? >> illusion, michael. a trick is something a whore does for money. >> "arrested development" was absolutely firing on all cylinders, from the first episode to the last. >> don't you judge me. you're the selfish one. you're the one who charged his own brother for a frozen banana. it's one banana, michael. what could it cost? $10? >> you've never actually set foot in a supermarket, have you? >> if you got it, it's the funniest thing you ever saw. it assumed its audience was as smart as its writers. >> don't be afraid to make a -- i'm not going to beat myself up over that. >> it was so clever and more meta than just about any show on television. >> your average man is in a state of adolescence, arrested development. >> that's the name of the show. >> you could break all these rules and also have a lot of characters on a comedy who were extremely

this is a chance in a lifetime"?yes. >> i mean, a fundraiser, you don't just get in the door for free, right? >> no, you don't. you were asked to attend the roundtable. and we -- the community, we have a large group, and the community decided that, "let's go there, and let's see if we can, you know, speak to president trump." >> and let's raise the money to get in? >> right. >> can i ask you how much it was? >> actually, you can ask. it was less than $10,000. >> really? >> yes. it's not like what everybody is saying -- hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> so, here you are. you've got this opportunity, you get in the room, and then what happens? because i'm asking you this based on the following sound bite that the president uttered during his september u.n. press conference. >> i'll tell you what happened where i was at a meeting with a lot of supporters, and a woman stood up, and she said, "there's a province in syria with 3 million people. right now, the iranians, the russians, and the syrians are surrounding their

the readings show a lot of 40s and a few low 50s.eels chillier to start your day. 58 expected for san jose. we're looking at relatively quiet patterns to end 2018. a look at the extended forecast coming up. >>> time is 7:32. a manhunt going on now for an inmate who escaped wednesday night. police released video showing what police believed is that escaped inmate car jacking a woman at a home depot. lee martinez outside of san quentin now, give us the latest, good morning. >> good morning, yes police believe that the car jacking suspect could very well be the escaped prison inmate based on the description of what we he was wearing and they blooeed he ditched his prison jump suit. san rafael released the surveillance video last night. police were calld to the home depot at 9:17 p.m. wednesday. the victim was approached by a hispanic man wearing a white t- shirt and khaki pants. the victim says he similar you hated what looked like a weapon underneath his clothes, demanded her keys and threatened to kill her. it's difficult to see in th

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a truck crashed through the window and pinned a woman against a table. some customers saw the truck coming and ran as fast as they could. >> at first i thought a bus had fell. but it kept going and the building shook and i thought are we having an earthquake. i started to come towards my family and the truck was here. >> the injuryings are not considered serious and police do not believe the driver of the truck was under the influence. >>> time now is 7:07 police in concord asking for your help. they want to find a suspect after a reported shooting at a shopping mall. it happened yesterday afternoon at the sun valley mall near 680 and willow pass road. no one was hurt in the shooting but witnesses say a man accidentally dropped a gun while he was near the cinnabon shop. when he picked up the gun, witnesses say he fired it one time. police say the suspect left the mall with a woman. you're k loing at a photo. they're hoping somebody will recognize the two of them from these surveillance photos. >>> the city of season fran is going to release a developer f

a governmeo fund a bored he wall? that was a big question as the president met with the t democratic leaders. and it led to an unprecedented quarrel. >> because you can't get your way -- >> reporter: the battle over the border spilled into public view at the white house. >> you can dode b security without a wall which is wasteful and doesn't solve the proble >> it totally solves the ob lem. >> in an oval office spectacle, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer sparred over a government spending bill. the presidentnsted any bill funding the government must include money for a southern border wall. or the government will be shut down at christmas time. >> i am proud to shut down the government for border security. >> reporter: it is something he has longex insistedo will pay for. >> it will be paid for by mexico. >> reporter: pelosi and schumer argued border security is possible without building a wall and should not be held out as a threat. >> shutting it down is a luxury we cannot affordhi >> temper tantrum that he seems to t

a u.n.team has landed in yemen to observe the departure of saudi government forces and truthy fighters from her data the two sides agreed to a cease fire in the port city during talks in suisun the area is the main entry point for most food aid into a country that's enjoyed almost four years of war. sunday marks two years since al jazeera journalist would hussein's arrest in egypt his imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his immediate release he's not faced any formal charges and is in solitary confinement protesters and police officers have forty during more demonstrations in the french capital against president and his government fighting broke out in one area when protesters threw misfiled one policeman took out a gun to disperse the crowd but that had the opposite effect officers were surrounded and forced to flee on most of bikes those are the headlines i'll be back with more news after al-jazeera investigations. step into the. with central america's

about three hours later a carjacking was reported about a mile away at a home depot parking lot. the woman was about to get into an suv. he motioned as if he had a gun under his shirt and he took off in the suv. >> the description given by the victim and san quentin was almost identical. >> he was serving a fiveeeee sentence for a carjacking. anyone who sees him should keep their distance and call police. >>> this is a look at walnut hills police. an intense manhunt is underway for the man who killed one of its officers. anne makovec has more. >> reporter: he may have lived here in san francisco at one point but he's been difficult to track down. he's used several different aliases over the past decade or so but the stanislaus county sheriff's office did confirm these facebook photos we found are that of the suspect. he may have been living in the central valley for some time. police are not naming him even though they know he is. he took off in a gray pickup truck which he later ditched at a mobile home park. police said he is an undocumented immigrant. >> this suspect is in our

today is a dry day as i mentioned a moment ago with a slight chance and a few scattered showers on sundayt as it moves into the bay area. saturday mostly cloudy as we end the day and off to a partly cloudy start and we do have fog in our north area and areas reporting poor visibility and please be careful if you are driving early. the rain stays to the north and we are cloudy by sunset and as we get into sunday we are partly cloudy to partly sunny and you can pick up on blue here and as it pushes through the bay area it breaks apart and we don't see a whole lot. this is christmas eve by the afternoon widespread rain and the sierra will receive new snow and we are looking at advisories for travels in the sierra. this will be your destination into the holiday. anywhere from half inch to an inch of rain and a possibility with this next system will take it. the last have not been too good 39 degrees in santa rosa and this is an improvement over earlier this morning when we were near freezing. right now 49 over san jose and upper 50s to low 60s under partly cloudy skies for the start of your d

a 100 a month increase in the minimum wage and abolishing a tax on pensions.eportingr there is the french government deficit will be close to 3.5% of gdp next year. >> i accept my responsibility. i may have given you the feeling it was not my concern, that i had other priorities. i may have heard some of you with my words. i want to be clear with you. shakeup theto political system because i believe hard in our country and i love it. shocked exit from the royal bank of india has shocked world markets. slumping to its biggest two-day decline in five years after his resignation. months fromng nine the end of his three-year term as governor and ahead of a board meeting in which it is expected to push the r.b.i. do more to ease the s crisis there. -- the cast prices there. comes in the wake of a series of challenges arguing bond program was a breach or prohibition of monetary financing by the central bank. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is "bloomberg." franci

it was a white man that pulled the trigger, not a black one. it was a white one! >> it set a trend.e audience can accept its characters being deeply flawed, even though they are wearing this uniform. i thought that was important to finally get across. >> don't do that. no biting. >> we wanted to make a show that made you participate, made you pay attention. and i think that worked pretty well. >> and the winner is -- >> "hill street blues." >> we got 21 nominations. and we went on to win eight emmys. and it put us on the map. literally. and that's when people finally checked us out. >> programming chief of one of the networks used to say to me about shows like "hill street" and "st. elsewhere," what the american public wants is a cheeseburger. and what you're trying to give them is a french delicacy. and he said, your job is to keep shoving it down their throat until after a while, they'll say, that doesn't taste bad. and maybe they'll even order it themselves when they go to the restaurant. >> nice of you to join us, dr. morrison. >> the success of "hill street blues" as a critical

a reason to celebrate many kosovan see the creation of a proper standing army as a necessary step towards full nationhood. but surely this is a historic agreement for us and a deserved one. has its own army and a state that is being further consolidated and strengthened every day. for the lawmakers present in the kosovo parliament were in favor of converting the four thousand strong security force into a fully fledged army the government wasted no time in staging a ceremony to mark the historic decision. kosovo was born out of conflict twenty years ago the nato alliance intervened to protect the ethnic albanians of kosovo during their bid for independence from serbia nato has been there ever since keeping the peace between the still bitterly opposed sides in two thousand and eight kosovo formally declared independence from serbia a move belgrade and its russia still refuse to recognize many course of and see the new army as a necessary step. it's a big step for kosovo but secure own state not this. this is enormously and. we're happy that we're finally becoming a nation you know it's espe

she was a nun and after living a reclusive life in a trailer at a monastery, she became famous for hert a few minutes in a bbc documentary, but those few minutes were enough to cement her place in this new world. >> michael angelo is an artist of the utmost telobelotar. he's awesome. >> she would go on to appear in several more documentaries with her unscripted comments on the works of van gogh, da vinci, and more. sister wendy was born in south africa in 1930 and knew from an early age she wanted to be a nun. she joined a teaching order and went on to study literature where she lived in a convent and observed their code of silence for four years. she became a teacher. when she learned she had epilepsy she gave it up and went be back to the sisterhood. she would write two dozen books about art, literature and poetry. she appeared in the documentaries for a decade. sister wendy beckett, the nun who became an improbable star in her 60s died this week in england. she was 88 years old. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks

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there will be a signing after the q&a. if you'd like to picture like to picture books and like to get your book signed complete line up in orderly fashion to the right of the podium just a long here at the conclusion of the top. at the end of the event, please hold your chairs and laymen against the nearest bookshelf or pillar. our booksellers will appreciate you. if this is your first event of politics & prose, please know that we do many event almost daily, so feel free to care of a calendar as you're leaving at the front info booths. this month alone we have justice sonia sotomayor, debut author arnold kline and i see it to jen for washington black, which is less did. the last two events are unity market. so that's pretty fun. it's now my pleasure to introduce oral smith, author of chastity greco income a year with the water meant a vanishing tangier island. he's written five books including the big roads, the untold story of the engineers, visionaries and trailblazers who created the american superhighways. a former fu

a vigil for the woman will be held quite a workout. president trump is back at the white house following a surprise visit to iraq. doug luzader is live in washington as the political battles rage on. doug? >>> the president returns to washington which is still mired in a government funding debate. >> it was and post christmas surprise, the president and first lady made an unannounced trip to iraq to thank you. s troops but it was difficult to leave domestic politics behind. the markets were on a tear, the dow setting a single day record as wall street begins to make up for off days. investors were cheered by white house assurance that is fed chairman jerome powell's job is safe despite criticism from the president. and the government shutdown approaches the one week mark. >> the problem is we need 10 democrat votes in the senate p nancy said we won't vote in only did we get them, we got them by a lot. >> they rejected a white house to meet more or less in the middle for the demand on $5 billion in border wall funding, they're biding th