with us now is anders court. welcome. anders: thank you for having me. i suppose not entirely like china, the government has to walk a fine line between esa and prosperity. what can saudi arabia afford to peace? still maintain anders: i think to bring down some of its expenses, they may cut some services. they may cut some capital expenditures. i don't think you are going to see massive social expenditure decreases. they need to maintain stability. is crucial, especially in the age of isis. al qaeda has targeted the kingdom as a place they would like to infiltrate in the future. michael: how much money do saudi arabia have? pup and is much oil as they can and try to retain market share, the reserves have come down a lot. what they are selling right now cannot cover their expenses. their budget was at a record last year. they've got to bring down their budget to satisfy international investors. we should see some decreases. it's going to be slow. they may increase their borrowing. about: what do we know the king and his advisers? are they cautious? will t

. >> anchor: t supervise mark mc mcneil tells me how he and lee sun anders save the day when sun anders got the call that a train without a driver had taken off from braintree station . >> anchor: when he told me what he had, it was a whole another ball game . >> reporter: mcneil devised a plan to cut power while telling a train ahead of it not to stop at stations and keep moving. but there was a problem . >>> we were killing sections underneath the train behind and the momentum kept carrying it. this is what i was afraid of was the momentum that train carrying it to live sections so because we couldn't kill them all otherwise woe would put this one dead in the water. thank god for everybody involved that it had organized out well . >> reporter: still tense moments as a t worker on the phone watched the powerless, diverless train cruise through north quincy station. we said is the train still moving because we thought we might have been able to stop it before north quincy he said it's still moving and we were like, i was like, and then lee said to me eease do you want to kill b 15 and i

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if you're in the upstate, you probably saw 2" in spartanburg, greenville, anders greenwood, 3", and some places could see 4 or 5. asheville,.50". thmtsa this one. all flooding in the upstate, and the flooding continuing tonight in the areas where the levels are high overnight. and as we get closer to the new year, we'll dry out and turn cooler and get air in here that is more close to what it should be feeling like this time of year. sunny but it is going to be cool. the main axis of moisture is shifting southeast and into eastern north carolina and points to the east. we're on the backside, finally, a few light rain showers and certainly clouds will be left behind for a while this evening. as we go through tonight, the temperatures only slowly falling into the 60s and upper 50s first thing in the morning. a lot of clouds around, and we will get out of the constant rain. we can't rule out a stray shower tomorrow morning. it will take a while for the front to move through. where we are going to be drier is western north carolina, 61 in asheville and hendersonville. t moa,the temperatures

general election voters are switching their support from the republican candidate toward clinton and anders and in a head-to-head face-off clinton would beat trump. jummy: two dogs were rescued from a burning home. we are in landover hills with the details on that investigation. >> well, this was an intense fire. take a look at the debris in front of this home. fire investigators placing the orange sticker on the front door showing it is condemned. we are told the homeowner, a man in his 60's is legally blind. he and his oldest daughter and a dog were able to rush over to a neighbor's home to call 911. th are in the hospital now a pit bull om inand so protective of the owner crews mannot able to get to the and daughter inside. >> i got a call from my aunt. i missed the first one saying my father was in the hospital. >> they were banging on my door hard and i asked what was wrong and looked out and saw all the smoke and flames and they asked me to call 911 then both passed out. >> it's unclear exactly what started it but it looks like it started in the atic in the rear of the home. there is

. >> ♪ i'm going to let it shine ♪ rogan anders, heart outraged, gathered sunday to remember betty jonesrly sunday, the father of a student called the police to tell them that he threatened them with a baseball that. the father rask the downstairs neighbor to open the door when the police arrived. when the police got there, the man ran towards the door with the bat. they shot, killing the man and betty jones. >> why you got to shoot and ask questions later! it's ridiculous! y'all got to do something about this! what about the tasers? the medical examiner has ruled both shootings homicides. this follows a recent case in which an officer with stars with murder in connection with the shooting death of another teenager. >> something needs to be done. i used to watch the news daily and grieve for other mothers. today i'm grieving myself. when does it end? : chicago police have apologized, admitting this tragedy was an accident. jay korff, abc 7 news. kellye: the police in rome for flyingo israelis a drone over the vatican. that has been impounded, along .ith the video and pictures the police

she plead not guilty ander attorney tells us they're attempting to extend the day filing motions. and not to expect much activity until the new year. >> when you lose, that's like someone taking a k and just like -- in my chest. >> she's pretty tgh. can she handle all that pressure? >> my parents taught me, hey, you go back in there tomorrow and you put your chin up in the air and you do this, that and the other thing and you ign those people. >> now that angry moms know about her legal woes, watch out. >> are you kidding me? you never trained that kid. never taught her a [ beep ] thing. >> is she crying? what is wrong with you? >> i'm not playing your games. i'm not. >> bull! you lied! >> she to shut her mouth! >> walk away. put your mone where your mouth >> "dance mom a loyal audience. there is a lot of competition, back stabbing, tears and drama from the mom may want to go to a new dance guru. >> wanted to work with other girls. if abby is not prepared, there is a studio that us. >> maddy ziegler, the girl from video is back this season. >> she took notice. many other celebriti

anders went over multiple issues including climmte change, income inequality and college affordability. last night matt breen sat down with the vermont senator in sioux city. sanders w asked about staffers being suspended and fired after some members of his campaign accessed voter information complied by hillary clinton and if the democratic national committee failed to protect the@ information. "it's th, said sen. bernie sanders, (d) presidential candidate. "the probbm would not have happened in the nc's vendor had done their job he also talked about closing in on hillary clinton in iowa. "i want to thank the ppople of iowa very much for their we began this campaign, we weren't 5 or 10 points down, we were like 40 or 50 points down., so we've come a long, long way." after his event in storm lakee sanders for more town hall meetings. on the republican side, marco rubio says his relative youth doesn't mean he's not prepared to face down foreign policy challenges.. such as vladimir putin. rubio called the russian president "a thug and gangster" during a new hahashire town hall this morni

companies hoping to seal the deal by the end of the month .ave now got three things executive tom andersaid that the firm stood by the jump out -- jumbo in the media decision. flying off 2% of its market share in november, 20 to 24% of overall increase in new car registration is up 4% over last month. city of seattle has passed a law allowing drivers for union and lift to collectively negotiate. the ridesharing firms opposed the move, saying it would mean higher costs for passengers. they consider the drivers as independent drivers and not employees. the drivers however are not happy with discounts that occur without consulting them. i would like one of those battery-operated light sabers. >> we will get from -- we will get one from the star wars website straightaway. annette: time now for the press review. maketo take a look at what -- what is making headlines around the world. here i am joined in the studio where we are not surprisingly finding a continue to the country final regional elections over the weekend. >> it was quite nail biting as well. the national front, the are the end,t

leaders of around 150 countries ander its gathered on the first day of the two-week cop21 u.n. climate conference. they aim to reach an agreement that would require all nations to reduce emissions. leaders from developing countries called for more efforts from industrialized nations to limit the global average temperature rise to less than 2 degrees celsius from preindustrial revolution levels. ind india, the world's third largest emitter took the lead in the appeal. >> it is not just a question of historical responsibility. they also have the most room to make the cuts and make the strongest impact. >> modi also told u.s. president barack obama that richer countries should support efforts by developing nations. kiribati president called for immediate action. the island nation faces the threat of disappearing into the ocean due to climate change. >> let us give substance to the pledges that have been made. let us give substance to our eloquent contributions let us not pay to an issue that demands immediate and urgent action. >> many leaders from developing nations called for a

. >> anders and clinton take the stage form for a democratic debate in new whoever shire. polls gave clinton a 31 percentage lead over sanders. the sanders team is celebrating a major endorsement. al jazeera said david shuster reports. >> at the community occasion workers of america, one of the nation's largest unions, it is the boost bernie sanders had been hoping for. >> we are here today to formally endorse the next president of the united states, senator bernie sanders. >> the c.w.a. will now dispatch thousands of that into the early nominatin contest, they will go door to door make phone calls and help the sanders campaign turn out the vote. >> god bless the united states. >> eight years ago, the c.w.a. chose not to make an endorsement in the obama clinton nomination race. this time, the members' decision was a landslide. >> they voted decisively for bernie sanders. [ cheers and applause ] >> even sweeter for the vermont senator, on thursday, he also received the endorsement of the million member group democracy for america. earlier this year, d.f.a. organized the mov

anders lee caps it off. as the islanders blitz toronto, 6-3. elsewhere, devils hosting carolina carolina. 3:00 to play, schlemko, throws it and a game winner, 3-2 new jersey the final. >>> a shocker tonight in philly. eagles head coach chip kelly was released. own the owner said, as i watched the season unfold, i determined it was time to make a change. kelly's eagles are 6-9 this year and will miss the playoffs for a second straight season. overall, he was 26-21. n three years in philly. over personnel decisions this year, ultimately that contributed to his undoing. ironically the eagles visit the giants this weekend, big blue has their own coaching issues, with head coach tom coughlin firmly on the hot seat. >>> the jets were off today, but their star quarterback was absolute saluted in manhattan and seven-time pro-bowler, darrelle revis was presented his own double dekker bus to keep. you cannot make it up. finally he autographed a personal seat on the upper level of the bus to make it official. i talked to revis about this weekend's huge ga

obviously, it sounds like priorities ander's are streamlining the financial aid process, making that easier thistudents, talking about idea of risk sharing, bringing ome skin to the game for colleges when it comes to student debt. that's been a huge issue in the hillary and even clinton has a proposal in this going forward. you have a conversation with the senate about restructuring. ow attainable is that goal since every senator has a stake in the outcome? >> it's a difficult goal, certainly, but if there were ever a time where it could get one, and i'm not saying it will, but if there were ever a time it could be done, that would probably be next year, because the senate electoral map 2016 election is so tight, that they really don't ve any idea whether mitch mcconnell, the republican majority leader or chuck schumer of new york will be the majority leader in 2016. when you make changes, even if incremental changes, if senator on the r could cut down standing around time, the amount of time that the c-span viewers are listening to classical music while the senators are in quorum ha

. >> reporter: no, good morning, nicole ander contact markets fell for a second day for a second day the reason falling price of oil. it is near a seven year low, yesterday dow jones dropped 162 points and nasdaq fell three. the energy companies but good for drivers, at least 40 states, have gas stationes at $2 or less. federal government's five star safety rating system for new cars and trucks is going high tech. they will technology to avoid crashes, sensors, automatic braking as well as how long drivers and passengers are protect during an accident. >>> if you are craving a taste of the 90's, crystal pepsi could be making a come back. tomorrow and friday pepsi is running a contest through an app to give six packs of that crystal clear soda, for 13,000 fans. it first hit store shelves in the 90's, and a it was quickly pulled. in telling if the contest is first step to bringing the drink back, permanently, erika and nicole. >> my big question is this crystal pepsi from the 90 ease or they making it fresh. >> it could be flat right now. >> wasn't it something that really launched pep

she has now been charged with dui under the anders law which of course is aimed at protecting children when people are driving under the influence. >>> a firefighter spotted the girl hanging out of a third floor window of this building on bronx river road yesterday. she was screaming for help, trapped by flames and smoke. they found her in a bedroom. inhalulation in indiana in inhale inhaleation. >> i threw the mask on her and dragged her out. >> the young girl is recovering and she's expected to be okay. we're told the fire started near a sofa and spread to the christmas tree. >>> meanwhile investigators are trying to figure out if a stove caused the fire in this home in secaucus secaucus. one of the residents there told news four that he just got home about an hour before the fire started. >> then i smelled smoke and the rest is history. went downstairs. there was more smoke. went down in the basement, there was flames. >>> and in houston, texas, federal investigators believe mosque there was set deliberately. that fire spread through the mosque yesterday afternoon, the flames so int

destroyed andere a pipe carrying gas to hong kong. 91 people are still unaccounted for.eems to have its program back on track. the new rocket successfully deployed 11 satellites. this could increase the launches for nasa in february. staying in space, astronauts on the international space station are fixing a stalled transporter. rail car is used to move people and equipment around the orbiting lab. a ship carrying food and supplies is due there on wednesday. yvonne: destroy the government -- the australian government has set the scene for a battle over the great barrier reef. ♪ australia's environment minister has given the go-ahead for the expansion of a terminal near the great barrier reef. it involves the dredging of more than a million cubic meters of the seafloor near the marine park. paul, clearly this is very controversial. development near the great barrier reef is a was s always controversial. commitments were made to environmentalists. dredging is taking place 20 kilometers away from the nearest part of the reason so the impact should be minimal. not enough to

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for cam anders, the pace has been slow. the prime minister refused to accept helps in the form of apache attack helicopters that could provide air cover. >> it's hard to inflict support on someone. we tried to provide support. and like i said. the kind of support we provide has to be consistent of the way iraqi security forces fight. >> iraq took an important piece of advice, keeping shia solicitors out of force. >> iraqi security forces patrolled the city after the fighting ends. conditions are properly set. we are doing everything to expedite the completion. i remain optimistic. >> if i.s.i.l. can be pushed out of the city, an hour's drive. it will not be a huge psychological victory, but a model for future operations. >> and an event against the i.s.i.l. stronghold of mosul in northern rick. part of the crossfire, civilians. there are reports that i.s.i.l. has some residents leaving and using them as human shields. we have the latest on the traps. >> this is a challenge for the iraqi security forces. how they'll deal wit

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one spencer, iowa tradition will soon get folks into the holiday spirit spencer holds a grand d ander and holiday open house every year. the shops of downtowowspencer put together live window displays. the event will starts this afternoon at 4 in downtown spencer-- that's when the windows will come to life. there will also be hot chocolate and a tuba christmas performance this evening. here's ben with weather. << << parts of extreme eastern siouxland will experience some dense fog this morning with visibilities dropping below one mile along with a few areas of frost and a few slick spots on the roads. that aside, we'll continue to melt the snow today with the sun out and temperatures in the 40s to near 50 across the area. again tonight before another day warm day tomorrow with ite a few more clouds overhead. a few sprinkles if not a shower might be squeezed out of those, but that appears to be our only decent chance of precipitation in our entire forecast. the rest of the week will bring high temperatures in the 50s before cooling down this weekend with precipitation looking more well

. >> the lab andered past our office. -- wandered past our office. >> i travel with a beautiful blonde. alison: dr. katie thank you. good to see you. moving to other news. once convicted for dog fighting, pittsburgh steelers quarterback michael vick now an an advocate for animal rights. he wants a bill to allow the first responders to break in cars to rescue pets in distress without a fear of liability. he returned to the nfl after serving 19 months in federal prison. leon: all right. coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- big change coming to the crash test rating. what makes a car worth getting five stars? alison: the final evidence presented before the prosecution rested in the freddie gray case in baltimore. leon: plus bernie sanders toured freddie gray's neighborhood. his message on the violence involving police when "abc7 news at 5:00" announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: the prosecution rested in the trial of the first of six officers on trial for the death of gray freddie gray. we look at the final piece of evidence before the defense makes its cas

had ander ceo sean rad disastrous interview recently with a british newspaper, in part because he coulde up with a word for an intellectual attraction between two people. do you know what that word is? >> and intellectual attraction between two people? i don't know what word you're looking for, i don't. >> i'm glad you did not guess. is say bureau sexual -- sapiosexual. emily: you learn something every day. dr. neil clark warren, thank you for joining us, ceo of harmony, -- eharmony. from billion-dollar valuations to billion-dollar --next on "bloomberg west." ♪ emily: it's been a busy week in silicon valley. we thought we would give you a tech week in review, starting raise 2.1 looking to billion dollars, valuing the company at over $62 billion. i don't remember this ever happening in the past. >> in terms of internet companies, probably not. you'd have to look at the semiconductor companies are usually rate as debt on the public markets, or maybe go back to the overall fund raise of an amazon. money, aic, raised couple of debt offerings -- they are building physical things. 2 billion p

briefly they got people out of their apartments ander about's back in but they may have lost some of their gas service to some of the buildings here now. there's a complex that consists of low rise and mid rise. there's gas company crew here waiting to make some permanent repairs to this. doesn't look like it's a safety issue now. a little bit of damage but much ado about warmth on a morning like this. we're live. back to you. >>> today there will be a memorial for a high school student killed in a car accident. we brought you this story first yesterday as breaking news. the accident happened on franconia-springfield parkway when the driver lost control of his car and slammed into several trees. 18-year-old laween aqua wi was a senior at lake braddock secondary school. his passenger was not hurt seriously in the crash. the memorial will be held tonight at 8:00 p.m. in the school's parking lot. even though school is out for the break, grief counselors will be available to students on monday. >>> breaking news. there were no survivors on the small plane that crashed in bakersfield. the

. >> i thought the they were going to do bill ander somebody. >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. >> let's get the in the tiger woods. i need your opinion on this tiger woods, about his failed marriage, and talking to his kid. >> he is saying thinks parents don't live in the same house because daddy made some mistakes. he says i just want them to understand before they get to the internet age i want it to come from me so when they come of age i will tell them the real story. he says he has a fantastic relationship with his ex-wife and stresses to his kid that they have two parents who love them. the his parents fell apart in 2009 after being exposed on multiple affairs. >> wasn't it the night before thanksgiving. >> i just know it was like 14 affairs, it wasn't one or two. >> yes. >> up to 18. >> yes, they compared to it 18 holes of golf. >> he was so much, you just could not believe how many it was. it was like a rocky beginning with the vow. >> rachel. >> i remember my affair ladies name. >> yes. >> then kid are able to google and figure out all of the headlines and stuff, magazine covers. >> th

here is kris ander son. he has been delving into the story for us. developments here. the investigation will search now for patterns of unconstitutional policing practices throughout the entire chicago police force. this comes, of course, a few weeks after this video was released. police officer shooting black teenager laquan mcdonald 16 times. that officer involved has been charged with first-degree and the city's police superintendent has resigned. the attorney general says this situation... situations like this impact the level of trust between lawmakers... law communities they serve. >> the department of justice whether the chicago police department has engaged in a pattern or practice of violations of the constitution or federal law. specifically, we will examine a number of issues related to the chicago police department's use of force, including its use of deadly force. >> reporter: the investigation will be conducted by the justice department's civil rights division. >> jadiann: thank you, kris. a new photo of the accused killers behind the terror attack in cal

mississippi zimmerman her husband saw the storm coming -- mississippi says her husband saw the storm coming ander to apart the home. >> he looked out the window and saw the grass circling and tons of, well, but on thes on the of m r. matton's house blowing in our yard. >>> and now to a developing story for travelers this a security threat in china. beijing issued an alert based on a possible threat against western visitors on or around christmas day. the american, british and french embassies this all received warnings and are urging their citizens to be vigilant. the threat focuses on a beijing shopping area that's known to be popular with tourists. >>> santa may have extra spring in his step tonight thanks to the spring-like temperatures. we have already broken the christmas eve record overnight. the unusually warm temperatures here being matched by extreme weather across the country and that's causing major travel problems at the airports. we have more on the hot holiday live at brie i can't want park. good morn -- live at bryant park. good morning. >> reporter: well, good news for skaters. go

people point to lindsay graham and rand paul ander ohs.ndidates who are at 3 and 4 or 1 and 2 percent in the polls. we haven't seen any one challenge donald trump when they are hope to do. when somebody attacks ted cruz how does he respond? does he try to stay above the fray guz he laugh off donald trump or does he engage? he attacked -- tuz cruz is attacking marco rubio. if he dozen gauge there's the end of their nonaggression pact. >> an alarming will president obama tries again to tame fears with the same old strategy. kristin fisher life in washington with us. good morning, kristin. >> good morning, heather. yesterday president obama did acknowledge the progress that the fight against isis is not coming fast enough. just like in his oval office address he did not unveil any new strategies to defeat the terror group. instead plagued by his secretary of defense the president doubled down on the current plan and detailed several recent successes against isis. >> we are taking out isil leaders commanders and killers. they cannot hide and o

. >> good morning, matt ander rib, -- matt and eric, clothing is popular especially the boutique retailersh strong seas over the black friday weekend. department stores, electronicses with flat compared to last year according to master kid and fitbit is popular and amazon saying they had record sells of their devices such as the amazon fire yesterday. satisfactory holiday shoppers who do not want to fight the crowds are battling traffic online. target crashed on cyber monday. most accessed the site but it was down for two hours. target regulated through the day. california is number 22 in the nation for car insurance crash claims according to car insurance comparison that show low ranking in in careless driving. the dow is up 130 points higher and trading in the green with the dow the strongest of all the indices. >> 6:48 is our time. preparations are continuing for the predicted onslot of el nino including where you may not expect. the uss hornet needs work on the delight deck. crews have sealed the cracks and seams along the entire debt and that measures out at 100,000 square feet. the a

cris ander sorn visited the set of "chicago fire." show and see how they capture the intense scenes on camera. >> not a bar where everybody knows your name. it's a bar that everybody know. we're at molly's public on the set of "chicago fire". we will serve you up behind-the-scenes look. >> it's the show that started it all. "chicago fire" continues to sizzle. red hot success leading to two spin offs. it all began with ladder 51. >> we're doing our best honor the trade the profession with honest story. >> honest stories and heart stopping actions. i spent time on location with the actors in chicago. there's no cji on our show. there are some special effects secrets. >> this car is already in rough shape. but wait until you see what we're about to do for it. this car we have rigged with two propane bars. smoke machine a smoker that's coming up under the hood. >> steve is the show's fire and safety expert and was a real firefighter in chicago for 36 years. the propane pars in the car have a pilot light attached and connected to a fuel tank. similar to how your standard gas grill worked bu

it comes as the humanitarian chief toured homes anders a. he is trying to assess the needs of million of syrians. the u.n. proposed a ceasefire deal allowing humanitarian aid in, and some civilians to leave. and it's hoped it will lead to a united nations truce. the leader of one of the most prominent armed groups, nusra front is criticizing the proposal, saying the government is no longer in charge. >> translation: the regime lost the power. it controls 20% of syria. the army has turned into groups of factions. this is not an army. now the armoured troops has more weapons than the regime has. the u.n. says 220,000 has been killed since the start of wash -- the war in march 2011. and for the millions of syrians living in this devastation, there appears to be no end in sight. >>> the bombardment we saw was reportedly in response to rebels firing rockets. at least two were killed, and 30 others, mainly children were wounded. a camp for internally displaced countryside was hit as well. the forces and rebel groups failed to agree on a ceasefire.

ander sof of tarrant county texas and cnn legal analyst, mark terigo. sheriff, if i can begin with you, what information are you able to give us on where ethan couch and his mother are being held and when you expect them to be brought back here to the u.s. to face charges? >> they are still in the custody of the mexican authorities in mexico. we expect within the next 24-48 hours for them to be brought back to the united states. we won't publicize or talk about when that occurs for security reasons. i expect to have them back in tarrant county locked up in a facility. >> looking at this, it looks like something that they both skillfully planned. even had a going-away party before they left which would have seemed to have given opportunity for people to warn authorities they were going. is that what you believe now? they took meticulous plans to leave the country possible for good? >> i do believe that. i certainly think they planned to run and run a long way and for a long time. i said that when he first disappeared. he had a big head start and they cer

it is imperative that anderences among countries domestic policies and capacity building and economictructure. addressing climate change should not deny the legitimate did needs of developing countries to reduce poverty and improve their people's living standards. ladies andgues, the paris conference is not the finishing line but the new starting point as an important part of global governance can be taken as a mirror to reflect on what motives to have for future global governance and how to build a community of shared future for mankind. much valuable inspiration may thus be joined. we should create a future of the with eachoperation country contributing according to the best of its ability. view ofhe narrowminded the zero-sum game. assume all countries to shared responsibilities. create a future of the rule of law. it is imperative to assure effective observance and of international rules and justice. the principle of common but differentiated responsibility must continue to be adhered to. we must create a future of inclusiveness and common learning. andust increase dialogue achieve

>> ander for those of us involve ed in the foreign policy, and have been to the region and met with ourommanders, i think that is totally off topic. the question here is that if you have a convoy of isis fighters or a coni have of trucks with artillery attached, isis artillery attached, we know of the cases where our, where where our aircraft can't get the support from the administration to, to take out of those targets. that is what we are talking about. i think that he is off subject in terms of what we are trying to do here. >> ed royce is the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, and mr. chairman, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> and now we will have more on the breaking news coming in, and we will standby with much more right after this. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus. that one doesn't. uh...think fast! you dropped something. oh...i'll put it back on the shelf... new from mucinex fast max. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-strength and fights mucus. start the r

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we're going to see mid-50s up ander 50s tomorrow. low 60 maybe towards morgan hill.similar to today accept tomorrow more clouds in that ever present chance of early morning and afternoon sprinkles and then rain in the afternoon, say, around 3:00 through the greater bay area through about 6:00. so there's a live camera shot. that's the clorox building with the blue lights on the top and then you see the federal building on the left and the oakland tribune on the right. beautiful night out there. mild considering how cold it's been lately. lets look at the latest model. this is a model depiction of santa rosa 6:00 a.m. tomorrow and you can see already it's showing rain north up around hillsburg so chance of showers when you get going tomorrow morning. santa rosa looks like it's raining from certainly 8:00 until noon. half an inch at this point. significant rain in the north bay before lunchtime. it will be similar to this, not exact, but close. then by evening, 5:00, you're unto an inch of rain and scattered showers. that's well after the front has pass the. so here's

wan winds are coming in from the north ander than yesterday at this time. we won't have the high gusts that we had. a little bit cooler and highs today in the mid-50s. a look ahead at the rest of the week as we look at the future. not a whole lot going on. storm systems stay away. that's when the next one and move to the south. that brings in round. then there could be a couple more rounds of that heading into sunday as well as early monday and some of the early rainfall estimates bring us at least an inch of rain. but this does not include what we're expenthing on monday. so, looking pretty soggy into the weekend and into the start of next week. so, anything you need to get done outdoors is now the time to do it. cleaning up the leaves or putting up the holiday decorations will be in the 50s and the winds are coming down and heading into the weekend, that's when we will start to see the showers moving in. friday looks a little bit warmer with highs in the low 60s. saturday it comes back down with more clouds and some off and on rain. how is it looking for

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ander ifment so, you get a southeast wind and it just takes all the moisture out of it.bay and south bay are like where is our rain. eventually that will give rain for everybody. deal being snow. but it will pick up 10:00 a.m. until tomorrow. that is when the winter storm warning kicks in. two reports. leslie thompson, and bonnie anderson. three inches. and that is above downtown. san francisco an inch and a half. the outfield an inch and a quarter. aanie -- antioch .01. a steady rain for some. it's not cloudy u. foggy. rain this evening. heavy at times. everybody will get in on that once it begins to move in. it will take us into what looks to be a little bit of a break on wednesday and a very cold rain moves in on christmas eve and it looks cold for christmas day. two to four inches still on the coastal hills. north bay, an inch and a half to four. and then around the bay area, a half inch to an inch and a half. in this kind of a pattern. mill valley, kentfield can blow past all these projections. ten to 30 inches of snow in the sierra nevada. there's going to be some

ander: stimulus from europe easing in europe, does not come --h the caveat that further in the u.s..fed to get dovish about something, they will have questions about the economy. that does not have anything to do, it is not a referendum on the u.s. economy. if they put more money, it is good for risk, people will move into equities. they like u.s. equities. because the bar has been set so high, for some reason, the expectations are missed in terms of it not being exactly what folks want, that could be a negative. about tonet yellen is speak in two hours. is there anything she could say that could throw the markets off. issue likely to say anything that will throw the markets off? oliver: she always has her remarks that she will go with, but she has freeform where she will talk about what will happen in december, or in the next year. that is something she could discuss. she is typically not the one to release details on what is going to happen. she is talking about the data over the course of the next year. that could be good. we could see the normalization and rate hikes over the cou

tendency, the nearly overwhelming pressure once a crisis occurs to gather everything that you are able to ander to support your side, are supposed to have an organization, a priority, and agenda of loyalty in which -- in which the loyalty of the nation is very important. being loyal kept the prioritization of loyalty somewhere in balance. when i would take away from the rhetoric of the seven years war, the rhetoric of the american revolution, is not that some religious pacifism is appropriate, but the putting the arrants to the purpose is a processoals fraught with danger. religious actors who make those claims. mistakes were made. is it possible to learn from those mistakes? people can learn is not that they should forget about religion or public life, should be as cautious as possible about how religion is applied. >> thank you. >> excellent. >> anita jones, american historical association, retired. i am curious, and maybe this is outside the scope of what you were talking about, but if you compare the english-speaking world with the rest of europe, how different was it? there is a biblical o

andering and supporting building women's leadership domestically and abroad, building women's power. in the process, the u.s. has got to do more to build a global alliance for women's rights to counter increasingly coordinated \ forces. there have been vacuums of ance in parts of the world. the u.s. has to stand up for women's rights at every opportunity. a politics of accountability and consequences for neglect of a women's rights agenda, which will require questioning some of the u.s.'alliances. let me make it clear that the u.s. is already a global leader on women's rights. i worked at the u.n. n for a decade as an advocate, and i knew where i had to go when i needed a friend, and i always did. home, andission was this was important to note the u.s. was a leader on women's issues. it could be more consistent and it could act sometimes with a lot more conviction. the issue of where is the conviction and top leadership is something that has to be addressed. geopolitical factors show opportunities for the acceptance or rejection of demands of women's rights internationally. the inter

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. >> simplicity entrepreneur anders explains is the key to wind power here. iceland is so windy, traditional turbines can spin out of control. he developed the cw 1,000 t. science lies in the precisely eng feared blades. >> this has taken avertical axis. it's coming in from over re, this place tooks place over here, well the place on the opposite side is actually going against the wind. >> the end result is a tur bone that c c slow itself down without needing expensive and fragile mechanical break, which often fail in tra girl turbines in high wind like the one did in denmark. >> so there is such a thing as too fast. >> oh, yes, the spin of really high voltages and that can damage this. >> he created the company ice wind if 2012 has been timpging with the design for years. from earlier versions like this one in007 to todadas more refined model. and his product is so unique, he and his business parters placed 2nd on a national reality show pitting inventors against each >> is there wind energy in iceland? >> yes, we expect the winds t increase. >> he says with

what we're hearing within the past 24 hours is still this war of words between putin ander dejuan.urkey is getting oil from isis, saying the area where they shot down the russian plane is where some of the oil from isis is coming through and that the turks were protecting that oil supply line. the turks came out saying it couldn't be further from the truth, that they get all their oil and gas from legal sources and in fact, he called on putin to show the evidence that turkey is getting oil from isis, and added that if they are, that he would resign if they could prove that turkey was getting oil from isis, and he challenged putin to back up his claims. >> that's an astounding development, indeed. while that's playing out, of course, we know that russia plans to apply economic sanctions to turkey. do we have any details on how long they're likely to stay in place? >> they seem very open-ended at this point. the russians haven't given them an outdated deadline. it seems like as long as this conflict between the two continues as this war of words own this tensions continue, these econ