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ana barajas says she contacted kron four news because she was frustrated to hear abou the conditions at her son mateo's school in hayward. she said she felt awful for other children as well and knew it just wasnt right what she was hearing. barajas. some children live in cars, they need a safe place, such as school, and no heparent. my so teacher ldin sometimes." we reached out to the hayward unified school district - and they told me they were made aware of issues surrouding the heating system... and that quote, maintenance staff worked to address the situaiton withink one business day of receving notice by implementing both short term aremembedies and a long term solution. the heat will be working in the classrooms as welary as this afternoon. ana. i just want something done. in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. ( robin ) if you would like to spread some holidafood and toys. kron4's ella sogomonian was in newark at the salvation army where the charity is in need of both and tells us how people can help. the salvation army in newark is gearing up for a big give away during the

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appearance comes just a day after saramento county officials revealed deangelo's trial could cost taxpayers abou$20 million dollars. victims say his crimes have already been costly."((victor hayes)) i bet you there's already been 100 million dollars spent in investigations and the length of his career and overtime and stuff."victor hayes says in 1977.. the golden state killer raped his girlfriend while he was restrained in another room. he's been waiting decades for justice."i hope this moves along at a little bit of a faster pace." ashley: dangelo is scheduled to be back in court in april (justine) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in the east bay... a serial arsonist has been convicted of 31 felonies. james bishop the third will face up to 20 years in prison for string of car fires in 2017. a contra costa jury found bishop guilty of 14 car fires in the east bay area. investigators were able to identify bishop through security footage retrieved from different crimes scenes and the use of a cer

haw abou tt g? >>mmcout eyeah, that was really. i think it's the foggiest commute i've had in a little over two years. >> that's our first real taste of tule fog. >> it'soing to a lot of people's xhuts. here's a live look from emeryville. you can barely make out the headlights in the opposite direction, you can't even see the tail lits, those are going towards no significant information to talk about but i have the visibility layer on top of our road maps. the brightested white, the denser the fog. state route 37 around island, they issued really dense from sears point. we'll take a look at drive times coming up next. >> i agree. i think it's the foggiest i've ever experienced. >>> empty store a blight on san francisco neighborhoods. >>> now the mayor has a plan to ll♪fi (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®,joty os lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same

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. >> yes, abc 7 news reporter kate larson laced up her skates to see what this was all abou >> laces tied, wigs on straight and lashes and lips in full effect, the ninth annual drag queens on ice in san francisco's union square is said to be the city's most fabulous holiday tradition. >> you'll see drag queens of all shapes and sizes skating on the ice right here in union square. >> reporter: one of the queens performed as a disney crowd pleaser. >> don't underestimate the importance of body language. hah! >> reporter: she said drag, ursula, and life have a lot in common. >> ursula in life teaches body positivity and women can be powerful and i think she's just misunderstood. >> reporter: a proskater a general manager. she spent three hours getting into drag for her skate as tara and has plans to spread skating and drag to more rinks and venues. >> i think that drag is a great way to that because it shows guess what, i might look a bit different than you sometimes but we still have the same core values because we're still nice people. >> reporter: state senator scott wiener spoke wit

driving conditions if you're heading up to the sierras for snow. ( darya ) plus, santa didn't forget abou ( darya )( john ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. enjoy a comfortably cool enjoy a comfortably cool christmas day after yesterday's rain and wind across the bay area. skies have cleared out considerably with daytime highs a touch cooler in the upper 50's for most of the bay. skies will likely remain clear for the rest of the week and into new years. ( darya ) yesterday yesterday was tough for some drivers looking to get to the sierra in time for christmas. here's lonnie wong in nayak with a look at the challenges they faced. in the valley driving conditions were routine for a winter daysome light mist but traffic on interstate 80 was moving at the speed limit. going east higher you went, the less visibility there was. . .still folks at the rest stop outside colfax felt pretty confident. a last pit stop before heading over the summit for them and their four legged passengers for the who have made the trip before. adrian zanbrando and brenda b

and that's the way i feel abou our life today, cavu, everything is perfect.for better lives of the we are truly happy and trulat peace. as i looked over the waters of inlkers point on that golden september afternooaine, i was reminded of the lines simple and true that speak to the real nature of george bush and his love of his wonderful family and precious surroundings. there are wooden ships, there are sailing ships, there are ships that sail the sea, but the best ships are friendships and

. >> we now know more infmation abou the march of dimes plan to relocate from new york to arlington county. as part of the deal, the count will provide a $150,000 economit developm incentive grant. they expect it to generate net taxes of more than a million dollars over the neck decade. it's a non-profit that works to improve the health of mothers and babies. >>io transport tops the list of concerns among arlington residents when amazon moves to . crystal ci >> residents want to know how much of the impact thestimated 25,000 additional jobs will have on an area already struggling with traffic. amazon would be obligated to create one parking spot for all six employees. there's some that question whether that would push some to park on residential streets. >> you try to park more cars in our neighborhood and that's worrisome to me. >> he want s to make that we have as many as possiblehe minimizingimpact on the roads. >> residents are also concerned about whether there's enough affordable housing for everyone. >> amazon is making it easier to get the last minute gifts under the christmas tree

tweeted abou >> wepts to tell you about a small -- that hit the east bay.eam just tweeted about it. usgs says a magnitude quake hit near pittsburgh. it happened just a short while ago at 11:07 p.m. so far no reports much any damage or injuries. of course, we'll continue to monitor the situation. our web team is also tweeting out information on it. finally, tonight nancy pelosi's hard line in the oval ce line. years ago pell oes why i gained attention when she walked oufltd white house after her tenth meeting with president bush looking confident in sunglasses and a rust colored coats. the coat garnered so much buzz, that it hadn't been sold since 2013. max miara says they'll bring the coat back next year in several colors. there she goes. >> cool. >> she's going to need theco et if she's here because it's a little chilly. >> definitely is. >> all right. that's it for us. hope to see you tomorrow. drive safe. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

here to talk abou the josh anderson foundation is laurel anderson,ec executive dr of the foundation.r being with us, lauren. >> thank you. >> josh anderson was your brother. >> yes. >> he died by suicide in 2012? >> 2009. >> 2009. tell us about josh. >> yes, so he was the youngest sibling. so i'm one of four. and, you know, he was kind of the typical teenage kid. he played high school football and lacrosse. he was a popular kid. liked by many. kind of on the quieter side but wouldom always through with a well-timed joke, or he had a laugh and a smirk that was pretty popular among our family. yeah, it was, you know, very tragic when he took his20 life . and what we learnedrom that is that you never really know what's going on inside of someone. they can seem to have a lot going on on the outside, and that's what's so specific with mental health is that it's oftentimes hidden. and so that's what our organization is working towards. >> so the work of this foundation is very personal for you. >> it is, very personal. you know, named after my brother. i'm often talking about him, you know

ana barajas says she contacted kron four news because she was frustrated to hear abou the conditions at her son mateo's school in hayward. she said she felt awful for other children as well and knew it just wasnt right what she was hearing. barajas. some children live in cars, they need a safe p treeview, other parents and kids told unified s district - and they told me erm surrouding the heating system... and that quote, maintenance staff worked to address the situaiton withink one business day of receving notice by implementing both short term aremembedies and a long term solution. the heat will be working in the classrooms as welary as this afternoon. ana. i just want something done. in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. (vicki) (vicki)another big story we are following tonight is the release of police body camera footage in napa(jr)it was early last wednesday morning when police shot and killed a man who was wanted for hitting a woman... this after an extended chase.kron 4's dan kerman is live at napa city hall with more... dan napa ois bodycam 1210185 insert last wednesday

emergency crews are arriving on the scene right now.t sure abou. a couple vehicles are stoppe behind the rider. they are giving him a little bi. i will follow up with chp and try to get a little info. you are heavy out of tracy on 205. and then 580. that is starting to fill in as well. a quick check of the drive into san francisco. of course mike and i talking about fog the last couple of days. looking great as far as visibility is concerned. and traffic-wise too getting into san francisco. >>> thanks, alexis. developing news on the peninsula. police are trying to determine if a woman's death was a homicide. she was found unresponsive on it is a woman was taken into custody. >>> a stabbing the outside a cal street bart station in san francisco. someone tweeted this photo of officers surrounding a ticket machine. the stabbing happened outside, and then the victim walked into the station. the victim's condition isn't known. sfpd is handling this information. we have contacted the department for more and are waiting to hear back. >>> flags will be flo

and not a lot of time to get a new quarterback and a couple of days of practice.ee he has talking aboufferent direction. >>> college hoops now, american hosting st. francis earliergh to this was the sophomore from the get-go. eagles up 17 at that point. easy jamthere, a big game against howard this saturday for american.e some aori, american cruises at 95-82. they improve to 5 and 2. >>> for many people when you visit lasvegas, you are super excited on the flight over and on the flight back, you are c g chugging coffee and wearing sun glasses. the question of your life decision. their love foreg is undefeated for the caps.4: a.m. blackjack. caps are looking to bounce back having their seven games win streak. they did not start off well. brett connerly, vegas makes them pay like a bellagio crabs table. that's the equalizer, ties it up at one and this one still ti at one in the second period. >> never go to the atm more than three times. >> three is the limit. >> three is the limit. >> four alright, everyone. santa will be right back, but i just got to say, if you're going to ask him for

ana barajas says she contacted kron four news because she was frustrated to hear abou the conditions at her son mateo's school in hayward. she said she felt awful for other children as well and knew it just wasnt right what she was hearing. barajas. some children live in cars, they need a safe place, such as school, and no heat is just not right. parent. my son's teacher brings a portable heater. at treeview, other parents and kids told me their experiences. kid, "it is cold sometimes." we reached out to the hayward unified school district - and they told me they were made aware of issues surrouding the heating system... and that quote, maintenance staff worked to address the situaiton withink one business day of receving notice by implementing both short term aremembedies and a long term solution. the heat will be working in the classrooms as welary as this afternoon. ana. i just want something done. in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. (ken) a new 54-(ken) news. kron four news. rise could be coming to the east bay. this is a rendering of the proposed building in emeryville. t

said abou people today. for many the church meal with a different way to spend christmas but the kindness they say with a sign that everything will be okay. track and several dozen people spent their holiday at the golden gate bridge trying to save lives. the volunteer organization, bridge watch angel has been patrolling talking to people that may seem like there contemplating suicide. the golden gate reaches the top suicide destination in the world. the holidays can be an emotionally difficult time for some people and that is why smiling volunteers will treat everyone at the walkway trying to bring hope to those that may feel depressed. if you would like to help out, they are looking for volunteers to serve on new year's which is another high risk holiday. >>> the san mateo county sheriff's office is searching for missing teenager.daniel gil beach one week ago at 11 pm. 19-year-old told his father he would spend time with his friend in pacifica but never arrived. he left his vehicle and keys at his father's

appearance comes just a day after saramento county officials revealed deangelo's trial could cost taxpayers abou million dollars. victims say his crimes have already been costly."((victor hayes)) i bet you there's already been 100 million dollars spent in investigations and the length of his career and overtime and stuff."victor hayes says in 1977.. the golden state killer raped his girlfriend while he was restrained in another room. he's been waiting decades for

mueller during his investigation and the possible business ties with russia and the trump tower talked abouoing on during the election season. i think what michael cohen'sea plea dand jail sentence indicates is that there was a the business dealings side of it i could get donald trump in trouble. there are a lot of eyes looking at it. they dug up on michael cohen a found a variety of criminal misdeeds. a lot of people in donald trump's business as law, particularly the campaign finance violation they pled guilty to. you saw the announcement from the same federal investigators saying that they reached a deal with "the natial enquirer", acknowledging making this $150,000 payment to karen mcdou gal, who said she had an affair with donald trum that looks like a real serious felony. now there are a lot of fingers being pointed at the trump mpaign. jane: but if a sitting president cannot be prosecuted or indicted, why would this actually matter? anthony: we don't know that. that is justice departmentth guidelines tha cannot bring charges against a sitting ent, but it has never be litigated or dec

now email lllen is talking abou walking away. >> i've gotten to the point in my life where i don't haveprove anything to anybody and i don't really care what anybody thinks. >> ellen tells "the new york times" she's considering ending her hugely successful talk show. her contract is up in 2020 and she's not sure she wants to extend it. so why leave after 15 years? well, in an article called "ellen degeneres is not as nice as you think," "the new york times" says the comedian is feeling boxed in by her talk show role. second, ellen's wife portia de rossi has been urging her to move on to other projects. there's the work load. ellen told "e.t." she was already feeling the talk show grind after the first season. >> it's tiring. i mean, it doesn't stop. it's every day and it's writing new monologue every day. >> what is your secret to keeping it so fresh? >> baking soda. we just leave an open box in the corner. >> the other big question, what would ellen do next? there's stand up for sure. the comedian who reported made $87 million returns to her comedy roots in her new netflix special "rel

. >> wha about -- on the bondside, especially if wealk abou treasurys shorter term, longer term bonds whak.do you th >> i like the shorter term duration bonds if you buym t individually there are attractive etf that are managed. the managers maintain the shorter duration that is can be a great alternateoef cash. >> on the equity side i noted you like utiliti for next year. if you like the financials because rates are going higher next year, that's not good for utilities, is it? >> no, there are certainly a couple of different moves there. but utilities, if the volatilit hibits at the level it had been, those perform really nice in thosee economies that ust struggling along. there are great utilities outer with great dividends. helping to offset theshort-term volatility on the equity side. >> real estate, we have a slowing of theousing market here. but yet real estate investment trusts have one wellstill. and see a good place for income still? what do you think for 2019? >> yeah the reits can be a great place if you don't need liquidity. paying off nice dividends. if you look for short

but i thinkt has yet to be scene what type of information abou america's military is he reacting to?s he thinking stastiegically and how? it's -- strategically and how? he's not communicating with ll congress at they were surprised by the withdr s. these arators that have expertise on these issues. and yet -- and oversight of them. and yet, they were t vovered. so it's tricky. robert: that's at key point me where epublicans like the policy, but they don't like the process. >> yeah,d anthey're still struggling with how do you communicate that. and i think they're going to continue to see them struggle more. in terms of foreign policy voices we will be asking lindsey graham to tell us how he feels about these things when the president is goi to pull out without telling anyone before-hand. lindsey graham will speak up. the rarcoio's of the world will speak up. but they're not going to know what the president going to do before he does it. robert: let's get into that beuse as we say goodbye to 2018 and the storiesou'll be following, the trump administration has quite a few staff changes.

. >> that is what the holidays are all abou our thanks to producer jay blackman and camera crews aossnday. i'm peter alexandre rting from new york. from all of us at nbc news, we wish and you your family a very rry christmas. we leave you tonight with a look outside at the rockefeller christmas tree shining bright on the plaza. have a good night. >>> what's better than talking to two incredible superstars.

. >> from the secret lives of the t st amazing cats to new discoveries aboue first peoples of the americas. >> our history goes back to the beginning of time. >> all this and more, this season. >> and now, "bbc world news." jane: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am jane o'brie trade tensions intensify between america and china after the arrest of a top executive telecom giant huawei. as general motors employees face an uncertainpo future, we from a plant in ohio that is set for closure. >> it's hard to imagine that the one thing you thought you woulde neve and never wanted tot hear jushappened. jane: and will it be gaga at the uglden globes? ar will run throh the nominations at thi's awards. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in the.s. and around the globe. china is demanding the release of the finance chief at one of the world's biggest telecom companies, huawei. meng wanzh was arrested and in canada on saturday and could enow faradition to america. there are unconfirmed reports d that the uniates is investigating huawei over possible violation

what does it tell you abou mood in washington right now? >> i think the stance that we as democrats needed to take is that we don't havthe majority in any chamber. and so if there is a shutdown, it is entirely on donald trump and the republicans. and once we get there, yes,boe can talk our piece of it. and so if president trump wants to get ng done, if the republicans want to get anything us , they have to work wi and vice versa. so there will be ave m toward cooperation in some capacity. et cetera not going to be easy. there is always going to be tension. bu i think so many of us who are committed to change andcc plishing things that we will see a change in toon. >> just a lighter note here, you tweeted something pret amusing recently related to your transition to congress. you ran into nancy pelosi last month atnd airportou lamented your casual appearance. there youre with a very cuteo phf yourself totally exhausted and adding that pelosi looks flawless. >> yep. >> adding sometimes you have to laugh and trust the process. a good sense of

. >> a lot to talk abou first, i thought we would go ahead and take a look in old wawn alexandria.hat he doing before he started his delivery it started in 1986. santa had a little too much how cocoa to drink and he lost a bet and wasn't until ther next y that it appeared on the news. and now it is annnual radition for more than thr years along the alexandria waterfront. they try to spread holiday cheer and give back to the community. there are also others showing up including frosty the snow man. well, santa is no longer skiing. he is on hisy. and guess what? he has clear skies, forhe most part. a few cloudsin cin. he should have no late deliveries. r do have somen moving in thursday night. and we are tracking a wintry mix that could be impacting us. it i pretty chilly out there. the winds are calming. all right on a race to the lower temperatures now in the 30s. a lot of the snow situations to the north of us. we arehary and w some clouds in the area and that will build overnight. as you head to the suburbs, we could see the temperatures in the upper 20s. and a look at your holid

ana barajas says she contacted kron four news because she was frustrated to hear abou the conditions at her son mateo's school in hayward. she said she felt awful for other children as well and knew it just wasnt right what she was hearing. barajas. some children live in cars, they need a safe place, such as school, and no heat is just not right. parent. my son's teacher brings a portable heater. at treeview, other parents and kids told me their experiences. kid, "it is cold sometimes." we reached out to the hayward unified school district - and they told me they were made aware of surrouding the heating system... and that quote, maintenance staff worked to address the situaiton withink one business day of recevipleme short term aremembedies and a long term solution. the heat will be working in the welary as this afternoon. ana. i just want something done. in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. workers death. the accident happened yesterday afternoon just before 3. fire crews were called out to a construction accident with a person trapped on east marin island. the construction w

not concerned about impeachment, the i-word, of course, what all of washington has started to talk abourivately he started to tell his friends and allies that heou worries it be a real possibility. >> what about, seung min, we also learned about this week gathered from the raid of cohen' office and home, launched yet another criminal investigation into the trump inaugul committee. when you're up on clinical talking to -- on capitol hill talking to republicans, what do they think about this being ded to the mix and all the cohen news on top of it? >> they are jt overwhelmed. like we are, with all the legal woes. i think lot of -- it's getting difficult. it's getting more difficult for congressnal republicans to buy into the president's ause we'vens, b seen, particularly regarding the cohen information, that his explanation about whether he knew the payments at all whether he directed him, they've just shifted so much over time. i had a lot of interesting conversations with particularly with republican senators about, presidentlieve this anymore when he tweets on thursday morning that he

the meygen project has cost abou$64 million so far and h been largely subsidized with public money. almost half of the total cost has come from the sc government. >> we are ry, very grateful for the support that we have received over thpast ten years from the u.k. government, and specific reference to scottish government support because is been outstanding. but, of course, the aspiration is to eventually wean itself off subsidy. >> sreenivan: as the project continues to expand, cornelius sa costs are coming down. a year after the turbines were installed, the price simec atlantis charges the utility company for its tidal power has decreased by 50%. >> the scottish government has provided consistent long-term espport for these technolo >> sreenivasan: on stage, paul wheelhouse. he scottish minister for energy, connectivity and the islands. we sat down with him at a on ocean energy in edinburgh. can this industry survive without government subsidy?ke >> we believtechnologies are already close to being in a position where they can survive without subsidy. other technologies which are ne

goes -- >> maggie, when you tal td rudy giuliani in the white house, is there a high level of anxiety abouargument they're now making that it was a personal matter, not campaign matter? do they feel like that's going to hold? >> it's bifd, take out the white house and insert trump and his private lawyers and people organizatiotru the white house is operating as if this is not happening, it's in thether day administration for people who are staff members there for the team,ent, for his leg for people at the trump organization, it's a very different ball game.yo have rudy giuliani trying to suggest that, you know, this was a pvate transaction that michael cohen is a liar, that he was disloyal to the president and made that clear in the fact that he secretly tape-recorded him, an audio recording that has become a key piece of evidence in this case. we know that it was use by prosecutors. they are arguing that the president does not have any legal exposure. he certainly has legal exposwhe. her that means he's in legal jeopardy remains to be seen. again, their argument is you can't believe anyt

that brings the yeay abou 66 inches. almost double the normal amount. now, right now, i'm still tracking the steady rain down through northckn you can see it around calvert beach, leonard town and down through ntrose. this is slowly moving out of the area. most of us notck tg or dealing with any rain. some patchy fog and midwestyiz e will continue until about 7:00, 8:00 tonight. after that, everybody moves tot. on monday, the last day of the year, i'll have more on the timing and the impact of the n years eve rain coming up around 6:15. >> all right. we'll see you then. >>>ow to breaking news in northeast washington,e jac bensen is at the scene of a double shooting today. >> what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, we are ld we are hearing, that the young man fighting for his life at h thisr may be as young as 16 years old. here's what we know. poce tell us that an officer who was in the area, the general area the 200th block northeast around 2:30 this afternoon. he heard the sound of gunshots. responding officers located the source of the sounds and fo

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welcome to a special edition of "kqed newsroom"ar abou and culture.this program, we're revisiting stories abofrom our archives with innovative and influential figures in film, the performing arts, and visual culture. we begininith the role of comedy oday's political climate. from immigration policy to health care to the economy, there's a lot going on in politics. er that means plenty of ml for comedians like roy wood jr. he's a correspondent on comedy central's "the daily show." kqed's sheraz sadiq cauge up with him while hs in town for the comedy festival colossal clusterfest. they met at an interactive exhibit showcasingid prest trump's love of twitter. -so, where are we today? -this is the donald j. trump presidential twitter library. everybody at "the daily show," we sat around, and we started loing in closer at the president's tweets over the last couple years. l everyone in our digipartment started looking at ones, and you start noticingcer. there's a lot of tweets where he's arguing with celebrities. there's a lot of tweets where he's trying t

the have been kbequestions abou cilution.tary intelligence and meddling during the campaign. manafort has denied that he actively lied to the special counsel. but what this means is that he could face additional charges before he's sentenced for crimes he was convicted of earlier this year. >> thank you so much. >> and there's a lot to descuson the legal front with all of this. we have seen this white house and the president 2r50really tr separate himself. and now we have wourd hat manafort was encontact with the white house as recently as this year follow oing his indictment. >> i mean it's not good. you'll recall a can couple months ago or a year ago when the financial dealings came back, they said this is nothing to do with russia. this is all him and his personal dealings. this brings us a step closer to the white house. mueller has text messages and other communications that show he was in touch with a senior administration official. they're still in touch and they're still communicating about what is happening and that

. >> foodruck owners are concerned abou losing customers at the worst possible time. >> every day we depend on people to come out for lunch. the government shutdown means we'll shut down for a few days until they start bringing it back. >>ssential federalemployees will keep working. security, military, the mail will continue. social security checks will be delivered. but the director of the center for business in theapital at american university's school of business says, don't underestimate the impact of shutting down 25% of the federal government. >> i think there will be a psychological hit that keeps people there spe during the holiday. they're not sure if this president will fund them afterwards. it's not a great time it should be avoed. they worked out. >> why on earth would anyone think of shutting down the government? i would like to think that atho least people on the hill are not scrooge. >> reporter: one federal employee told me, he is not only concerned about his family if there are furloughs but asfe a ral employee, he says, he wants to keep working. and keep the u.s. go

while he is excited with the new building, he is really excited abou something else. >> we're standingof the most ascts. >> yes, he is excited about these trees. now at the cost of a half s, they'll be moved to the front yard even in the surrounding neighborhoods. instead, we've propose to the owners they build around the outdoor public spaces. mark segraves, news4. >> i'll admit, it is impressive. >> and you may even try it da so i'll take you. we have more about the plans right now in our nbc washington app. >>> hey, let's go to the zoo. >> doug is there. you were blinking and now you're not. >> i'll bet he gavhe bling back to his daughter. >> she gave it back to me and thnow they're i car. when did they say that wegman's is coming? >> not soon enough. >> it is right by our station. wee all waiting for that to come in here. >> count yourself lucky. a really nice night. it is on the cold side for sure. take a look at all the lights. the carousel is running.om they have new rides this year. we're at the bottom of the hill. the temres have been on theold side. not as cold as last night.

well, it's a good thing we tdon't have to worry abou homeowners insurance. geico can help with that. we can get homeowners insurance help from geico?. well, sud they could save us a bunch too. mmhmm? i'm starting to feel better already. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and condo insurance. >>> strong storms are starting to move out of our area and doug is tracking the storms moving in. we'll tellsou how long t back and forth will continue. >>> on either end of pennsylvan avenue, chaos over the federal spending bill. >> with the shutdown looming and james mattis calling it quits, it's been hard to keep up with all the headlines coming ought. >> ryan there is out. the battle over the wall. meanwhile the dhs secretary couldn't answer when asked how many have died at the southern border.ke >> law did manage to cross the criminal justice report this week. and a falling dow is now the northerly. we hadnother big dro today. we're looking at the working week in a decade and pple are comparing it to the great depression. >> and eller's

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and bringing relief from stress is what we're all abou >> you can see people physically decompress. >>is i nice being around here. airport. >>hese guys will be working three shifts a day over the next couple days. map' best friend, now travelers' best friend, news4. >> ise want t dogs so badly. >> come over here. come sit with me. come sit with me. >> this is how bad it will be. >> look at that, that's florida. >> you can see in pascoe county, it is all just in time for the holiday rush. not so fun. >> and you're ready for christmas. >> yeah. >> i'm baby sitting. >> go stand overthere. >> we put her hair in a pony tail so she wouldn't have rain hair. this is 295. this is maryland 197. it is a mess out there. take a look right now. the radin tra the rain across the area. the heaviest toward the baltimore area andn right d through parts maryland. look at some o heavier rain back toward the mountains, you can see the heaviest rain is making its way in. it will be making its way. if you think we have problems, wait until it gets a little heavier. let's go to shomari stone. i don't know

should not have been there but most dangerous thing to put more troops in harm's way when you have to abou a biggerness. mess. >> if we do. the kurds are not a e. >> the iraqi, peshmerga are a far bigger deal. he would rather chew his open arm off than have dinner with member of the ypg . kennedy: erdogan is not making that -- differentiation, he wants to do away with them, they want a kurdistan, there is really not a syria any more, what becomes of the kurds and what happens to syria? >> the kurds are largest ethnicity on earth without their own country, if you put them together they would be at war the next morning. like i say, the kurdish regional government, barzani family, they want nothing to to with turkish. erdogan knows this, if there is a list of kurds to kill, it is the commie kurds in turkey, then ypg, then maybe down the road, the iraqi kurds, but they are not his problem. during when i was in iraq, turkish army was openly operating way up north almost with approval of the iraqi kurds, it far more complex than average or above average american can understand. that why we said,

. >> would it be weird if he didn't say exphg abou somethinge walmart visiting -- wall investing a militarythis is a cycle of stupid, who cares, does not matter if he golfs or goes to a ribbon cutter ceremony, nothing matters, people like relief pressure like popping a zit with their hatred for the president. kennedy: lifing criticis life rg criticism for not attending a cemetery in france, he within to visited troops. >> i am happy he finally went, it took two years to get there important, you visit troops in active duty. that is very important for a president. when you make decision like pulling out of syria,. it would be wise for president before to make the decision to pull out of and cop bli conflico visit the region, and understand what is shaping tes happening t. highwahopefully he will reevalu. kennedy: live that. >> knock it off. did you see those military men and women, they wereo -- excited. they were so anxious for him, let them have their moment, this is not you or me, this is about giving soldiers to look up to, when we comes home we can push him on his foreign policy. if bubb

abou 50/50 percentage-wise. some saw some, others dt. i didn't get to see anybody.d i s two flakes. two more than i saw. i was looking quite a bit. places that did see it, this is a surprise, expect maybe 2 inches around atlantic city, they got to 7 inches ow s today in atlantic city from this little system. it's part of our bigger system spinning around in parts of the mid-atlantic and parents northeast today. all eyes on this guy bringing rain and snow to the sierra nevada but rain down to the southern portionsf california. most of california needed rainfall after the forestires 've seen. we have some rainoc ated with that storm system moving in. way storm will move all the across the country. snowfall and into westexas ound dallas, some storms down towards houston. severe weather comes across towards the southeast. if this phases withnother syst coming from the north, that would suck this storm up to the north. that would allow the snow to make its way into the d.c. area. if it doese not p look at the cutoff. richmond, south, we have a pretty big storm. to the no

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