eight the rest of mesopotamia and the southern levant were put under british protection and called area b. . jerusalem was designated as an international zone. but soon after the deal was struck some voices in london began expressing dissatisfaction with what's britain had to creed's in the secret negotiations. as a. new. captain paul this is what i thought we were what can just see their figure as general hoar could have had but a fuckwit you will feel lost into the moment and given a no i'm not but not of us you could have or where are you going after. a man with a what have you who do year before think well if we cannot have palestina my government was suddenly not allow britain to control my government would take the same view. could not agree over the future of palestine when they did their deal at the end of nineteen fifty and they agreed it would have an international ministration but neither side light as a as an outcome and the british didn't like him back to killer because it left the east bank of the series canal exposed to an administration that could be governed by who knows

eight the rest of mesopotamia and the southern levant were put under british protection and called area b. . jerusalem was designated as an international zone. but soon after the deal was struck some voices in london began expressing dissatisfaction with what britain had to compete in the secret negotiations. and the belief. in. what i think we. can just see their figure. had but if the fuck were you were feeling lost and. given a. big enough of us you could have. had you hold the year. well if we cannot have palestinian my government was suddenly not allow britain to control my government would take the same view. could not agree over the future of palestine when they did their deal at the end of nineteen fifty and they agreed it would have an international ministration but neither side light as a an outcome and the british didn't like him but to kill or because it left the east bank the su is now exposed to an administration that could be governed by who knows. so the british immediately start to think of a way to get round the sights pito agreement so the facts almost immediately befor

serious messages going back and forth there's also been a letter sent from american legislators to area b. and b. so you know there is this very powerful israeli lobby anti b.d.s. if you will even though this is not a b.d.s. movement according to air b.n. b. but it highlights just the complexities in the sensitivities of this issue and i spoke just recently to one of the researchers of human rights watch a part of this report looking into rentals in the west bank this was just before every need make that statement and they told me that they believe that perhaps there was no change in policy at the moment from air b.n. b. or have to wait and see whether that changes but i think for now it still holds having said that the listings are still online martine it's going to take some time for them to come down we understand all right for now thank you very much stephanie decker live in west. now the u.n. says two tunnels allegedly dug by hezbollah fighters in lebanon cross the demarcation line into israel in total four tunnels that were discovered by the israeli ministry which led to the un peac

one of the biggest things that is not discovered until 1983, you see that orange area, b and c represent the left and right sideline. from the beginning, they begin to veer apart. until 1983.zes this you have this area in the middle . no one is responsible for. is airst officer casualty replacement officer. he will not be the last. on the 27th of september, they are starting to tie the ends together. they are starting to get everything where they need to be. whittlesey's leading his men. they are taking casualties. line a will show you where the 77th division is. where the farthest point the368 gets. the rest is at 1b. in the producing a hole right flank. that is not as bad as it sounds. major general robert alexander says he will attack without regard to your flanks. this is a sound military judgment. if you attack and don't worry about your flank, and this guy attacks and does that worry, and this guy attacks, and so on, the whole line moves. doesn't it? in theory. in practice, not so much. things begin to come apart. especially on the left side. is giventh, whittlesey a specific targe

so with the temperature in low lying areas b careful.b the sunglasses on the way out the door this morning. you'll need wethem. have plenty of sunshine throughout the day with temperatures in the upper 30s and lower 40s. we're topping out in the lower 50s for daytime highs today. the thing is winds start to pick up as we through the morning. i'd say after 9:00 or 10:00 we start to pick up. breezy tomorrow tookut l how our temperatures dropped. low to mid 40s tomorrow. sunshineor continues wednesday. next chance of rain will be thursday night all through the day on friday ending early saturday morning and then christmas eve and christmas day, fabulous right now. how are the roadslooking? are they looking fabulous? >> no, a few of them are still flooded out. you'll find beach drive unfortunately still closedbe een stonybrook drive and connecticut en. also south of 410 waiting for the waters to recede. whiteserry is closed. water street is also still closed between main street and pennsylvania avenue and once again this amorning, weeady hav

contra costa county a little slowing headed south 680 through walnut creek but that's about it for the area. b is we see slowing northbound 280, there's debris or a stall around saratoga. it's in the middle lanes. it's starting to recover. i think they conducted a traffic break to clear that as well. the rest of the bay, you are getting a break. we'll talk about the san mateo bridge coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> breaking news to tell you about in contra costa county. police investigation is under way after a person was found dead in a san pablo neighborhood. these are live pictures overhead from nbc bay area sky ranger, this is happening near mountainville metalvin elementary school there, and we're told the person was struck by a vehicle. the age of that victim has not been released. it's not clear yet if that driver of that vehicle is talking to police. we have a ground crew headed to san pablo to get more information for you. we'll bring that to you as soon as we get that as well as here on "today in the bay" as well as on social media platforms. >> i don't like hearing when

prime minister narendra modi's b j p is facing a stiff challenge from the opposition congress in three northern states an economic slowdown and a farming crisis in rural areas put the b j p on the back foot a group of protesters have been found guilty of terrorism related offenses in the u.k. for chaining themselves to a plane trying to stop people from being deported to africa the plane was due to take off from london stansted airport when the fifteen activists broke through a perimeter fence so negate force. it was eighteen months ago that anti deportation activists breach security at stansted airport and change themselves to the aircraft to stop it taking off. what charge to the danger and airdrome a criminal offense introduced after obama brought down the plane in the scottish town of lockerbie in one thousand nine hundred eight this woman was about to be deported to nigeria despite living in the u.k. for twenty eight years and having offered proof that she had the right to stay when she spoke to al-jazeera she said the protesters had saved her life those people will stop the taking office they are in solidarity with the people who we do people who wasn

. >>> we hopbae y area families b up this winter by participating in the annual one warm coat drive.new or gently used coats to people in need. ktvu once again a proud media sponsor of one warm coats. it collects tens of thousands of coats annually. the drive is happening right now and goes until december 31st. we have drop-off locations in emeryville, walnut creek, san jose and oakland as well as participating ups and "big o" tire stores. go to ktvu.com where you'll find a full list of drop-off find a full list of drop-off locations. my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger codeal talk! plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, deal talk! comes with fries and a drink. all for just the change in your couch. what... mr. wigglesworth? i thought we lost you. kevin?! being affected by a mysterious paralyzing illness. the cdc says 158 children from 36 states have come down with the polio-like illness just this year. it affects the spinal cord and leaves children unable to move their arms, their legs, face, neck and back. no one has died from t

taking a piece of area c, the territory controlled by the idf on the west bank, and turning it into area b, which would give the palestinian authority a lot more capacity to do things there, it could be economically been fisneficial. it could potentially take 2 million people off home threats. certain countries recognizing a palestinian state, settlement. there are a long list of things that have been mentioned over the years. the p.a. is going to need something in this deal to make it whole or it doesn't work. so these are the proposals we're offering. we don't believe it's possible today. but you can start taking steps today to get there. the first thing you need to do is actually get that international coalition behind it. so get the u.s., get the u.n., and even if it's not the u.s., usually you can play that role for a while. get egypt together to start coming around this consensus and then get all the external actors to start coming around this consensus and socialize it with the israelis, hamas, the plo or fata, so that when i moment comes and there is an opportunity, you're not star

this area moves in b 9:00 brings us potential to strong winds. if you're traveling 81 up to the north or soube it wil a big miss no matter what you're doing or even by rain. it is late thursday into the day too.riday it is much more and when it moves out and what comes up next for your weekend. >> okay. thank you. >>> now to breaking news that you'll only see on news 4 our team uncovered new details in the deathf a fairfax county third grar. >> she was stuck between a motorized partician. >> documents show the family plans to sue. investigative reporter has been following this from theery beginning. she was here with more on this major development. >> we filed a public records weeks from the county ago. we just received she. they say it the school allowed him to operate the wall atdespi here were two other adults in the gym at the time. >> he was a dear sweet little boy, the kind of kid tt wanted to help and wanted to do the right thick. >> she spent a lotov of years teaching. wesley's death left her with a questions attorneys sent this last mont

area responds. next. throughout this year, n-b- area is investigating real estate wire fraud.crime - leading to staggering losses for bay area families. >>> it's a fast-growing crime, leading to staggering losses for some families. >> chris chmura and his team are following up with victims as they try to put their lives back together. >> good morning. it's been seven months since cindy burnell lost her nest egg to thieves. today she tells us she's no closer to getting her money back. we first brought you cindy's story in june. hackers intercepted her $25,000 cash payment when she tried to buy a house. the crooks used a bogus e-mail to trick her into transferring the money to the wrong account. and it's gone. >> cindy says she had no warning this could happen. >> i wasn't aware of wire fraud. i didn't know that i should have called the title company. >> so why can't law enforcement do more to help fraud victims like cindy? tonight at 6:00, we ask bay area prosecutors what's keeping them from catching cyber crooks and why is it so difficult to identify and arrest hackers in thes

forward, but one of the biggest things that is not discovered until 1983, you see that orange area, between b and c, represent the left and right sideline of the 368th and 308th. almost from the beginning, they begin to veer apart. nobody realizes this until 1983, that this had happened. you have this area in the middle that no one is responsible for. the first officer casualty is a replacement officer. he will not be the last. on the 27th of september, they are starting to tie the ends together. they are starting to get everything where it needs to be. whittlesey's leading his men. but they are taking tremendous casualties. line a will show you where the 77th division is. line 1-a is the farthest point the 368 gets. the rest of the 368th is at 1-b. this is producing a hole in the right flank. but that is not as bad as it sounds. major general robert alexander says you will attack without regard to your flanks. this is a sound military judgment because if you attack and don't worry about your flank, and this guy attacks and does not worry about his, and this guy attacks and doesn't worry abou

"abc7 news" is invested in building a b area, which means we're putting more stotim into stories thatty of life. >> right now, we're tackling homelessness and traffic. they affect the entire bay area, but we're going to narrow it down 250789. >> here is a live look at cars approaching the bay bridge in san francisco. and it is slow going. yesterday, traffic here was a nightmare because of a crash on the bridge. >> that crash happened around noon and blocked three east bound lanes for hours, which turned into gridlock throughout the evening. tonight we wanted to find out how one single incident could trigger such a mess for so many people. >> we sent leslie brinkley to get some answers, and she's live. what have you found out? >> reporter: well, first of all, traffic is at least moving here when the light changes behind me at 1st and harrison, a far cry of what it was like last night. last night, i was told that they did convert 25 parking

island authorities made grim discoveries, a body that appears to be a woman found in a wooded area close to the air b b apartment where she was last known to be staying. authorities also found traces of blood inside the apartment. investigators say they are not able to confirm the body is her at this time and are awaiting a autopsy. family belves carla had be abducted afr she didn't take her return flight home last wednesday, and hadn't made contact in nearly a week. she told a friend online that power had cut out, and the situation was super sketchy. lawhat happened to c now at the heart of a criminal investigation. her family waits anxious for answers. r >> i miss heo much, way too much. >> reporter: catie beck, nbc news. >>> weekiolent anti-government protests have taken a deadly turn in paris. the crisis exploding with more clashes in the streets today. nbc lucy is in paris with more on what is driving these demonstrations. >> reporter: tonight, no end in sight to the turmoil across france including more confrontations with police. these ambulance drivers joining the largest anti-government prote

taking a piece of area c, the territory controlled by the idf and the west bank, and turning it into area b, which would give the palestinian authority a lot more capacity to do things there, to be dramatically very economically beneficial, and potentially take 200,000 people off of home demolition threats. that is i think the most viable option. but there are other options out there. certain countries recognizing a palestinian state. settlement freeze. there is a long list of things that have been mentioned over the years. the p.a. is going to need something in this deal to make it whole or it doesn't work. so this is what we propose as the overall framework. we zoo believe it is possible -- we zoo believe it is possible today, but you can start taking steps today to get there. the first thing to do is get the that international coalition behind it. get the u.s., get the u.n., and even if is not the u.s., you can at least play the role for a while, get egypt together to start coming around this consensus, and then get all of the external factors to start coming around the consensus and soc

. >>> bay area companies and volunteers step b you will to -- stepping up to help families in need.helle griego has more on the food drive. >> reporter: volunteers are busy here in the kitchen collective at redwood empire food bank making meals for the community and families in need. and this is not possible without community might bes like you and the generous donations from companies, including enterprise rent a car. and they're making a generous donation today. >> yes, the enter prize foundation is giving back to local food banks. this is the third year doing it. and we give $5,000 to the food bank eep year -- eep year -- each year. >> reporter: and why is it important to get involved? >> we put a survey out with the employees and one thing they wanted to do was fight hunger. this is the way to give back and listen to our employees and help the communities we serve. >> reporter: and david with the food bank joins me. this helps out. >> it does. there is no shortage of worthy causes. the fact that enterprise choosing hunger is admirable and we appreciate the help they provided. >>

there could b areas o black ice in the rural sections where you had some melting.if you could see snow on your lawn, you could have ice on the road this morning. >> a lot of crashes today. delays, top of the belt way. this is outerloop. the slow down there as well. >> thank you, melissa. that is the news for today. we appreci ue you waking with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with all of yourweather, traffic, and laloc >>> good morning. chief of staff scramble. president trump stepping up his search for a replacement for john kelly. hyis morning, so much is eyding on the president's pick for the white house role. >>> digging out. cities across the south struggling to clean up from that massive winter storm. schools stilllod. power still out to tens of thousands. we are there live. outrage. controversy erupts at baylor university after a former fraternity president indicted for sexual assault avoids serving any jail time. hiser acc not mincing words, saying she is devastated no those

hugs and some tears as students returned to some kind of normalcy, jodi hernandez, earns about b-- nbc bay area news. >>> 2017 was an expensive year for cal. much of it spent on riots and security. at the end of last year, the young americas foundation sued uc berkley claim beiing its fre speech was violated. cal will now pay the group 70,000 and make changes to its campus speaker policy. >>> a case of stolen guns has a woman challenging a federal agency. the guns were taken from a labeled "official vehicle" parked outside a federal building. they were snatched during a smash and grab burglary. she cited burdemurders that havn committed with stolen weapons and guns unsecured in a car violates a law she introduced. >>> a town is trying to get back to normal after a long day. officers responded to a home where a man had barricaded himself inside and refused to come out. around 12:30 this afternoon, police fired flash bang grenades. they found the man inside dead. police say street has reopened. >>> it's a big decision in san jose. and now $111 million deal with google. the city council is set to

narendra modi's b j p is facing a stiff challenge from the opposition congress in three northern states where it currently holds power economic slowdown and farming prices and rural areas have put the b j p on the back foot a strong showing by the congress is affected to boost its chances to lead a united opposition. throne because ousted prime minister has threatened to launch what he calls people power to the streets if he's not reinstated run ill become a single as thousands of his supporters will rally in the capital colombo next week the country was thrown into political turmoil in october when president ma of a profit center replaced him with former leader mahinda rajapaksa the supreme court is expected to decide later this week if his dissolution of parliament is illegal. protesters have disrupted of the event promoting kohl on the sidelines of un climate change talks in poland. was. about one hundred activists the u.s. sponsored event interrupting opening remarks by president trump's top aides house a white house advisor on energy and climate the top administration support for coal is a told with many other government delegations who want the climate talks to f

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areas. >> item eight b. is enforcement. >> good morning, commissioners. i'm the chief building inspector this is an update on code enforcement for the month of september. 396 cases complaints were received. of those, 375 were responded to within 24 hours. that is a 95% response right. of those complaints, there were 27. complaints with first notice of violation was 50. and complaints that were received unabated without an nop for that period was 156. and abated complaints with no n.o.v., the number was 278. additionally, i have some numbers for you on vacant and abandoned buildings and vacant commercial storefronts. for the week of october fifth 2018, a total of 326 vacant abandoned buildings were on the list. and a total of 507 vacant commercial storefronts were on the list. >> wonderful. >> thank you. i was not expecting that update on the storefronts there. when you say the storefronts are vacant, are they vacant because there's no for least signs in front of them? is there a reason why they are vacant? >> the chief inspector is here and he will but yo

earning the critically acclaimed three michelin stars.cognion, b, one bay area chef made history, becoming the first woman to be awarded three michelin stars. our digital video journalist spoke with dominique. watch the story here first and then share it online. >> for me, you know, cooking is a language. and it's also an art. >> food is culture. culture is food and memories. >> really tiny kitchen but we make wonder here. >> we finally got a call, spoke to chef in french. >> obviously, in my industry, it's kind of the ultimate gift. >> she's just jumped in the air and, like, just screamed her lungs out. and it was just like, pretty emotional. >> i'm french and i grew up with the michelin, so i'm very proud that a french guidecognize me oe my dad wicia first, but he was also a painter. >> reporter: now his artwork hangs on the wall of chef dominique's world famous restaurant. >> this is all my dad's painting, except this one. i made this one. >> reporter: she says the restaurant is named after him. >> i owe much to my dad. that's actually his workshop and it was not about cooking, it was a

this entire area is under a flood warning b of that.ing some of the lighter showers in washington, i.c., downn southern fauquier coming tlup for a lbit of breather before the next round of rain moves in. here's a look at t warnings area in lighter green. you my friends are under a flood warning. we are seeing flooding in that area. elsewhere out towards and run del, farther south, has a flood watch. so as we head through the overnight hours the warnings don't expire till about 6:308 p.m. times are staggered. now the watch expires at 6:00 a.m. we're expecting an additional 1 to 2 incs of rain on top of what we have seen since yesterday. here's a look what we've seen since yesterday. 2.47 inch of rain, nearly three inch of rain in geathersburg, 2.5 inches at dulles. f lighterther south. but in the d.c. metro area, copis amounts of rain since yesterday. as just said, 1 to 2 more inche possible. take a look at your future cast here. running through time, this is 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we'realking rain through 10:00 p.m. notice how it

he knew polar b were in the area but didn't know this was going to happen. ♪ >> yeah, that's an odd objectlet's see what it does. >> oh, look at that. the big paw coming down on it. >> this will look great on my instagram. >> yeah, he said he had no idea this was going to happen. used the gorilla pod as a chew toy and the gopro as a lollipop. >> okay. selfie now. >> and that's what the polar bear did to the gorilla pod. >> get a polar bear pod. >> polar bears are in danger because of climate change. he says the danger is because the ice freezes later and melts earlier so that narrows their feeding window and so that's going to narrow the number of polar bears that we see havingf. that is i e o thetrgle>>es >> or yaclass? >> does he need help? >> eddie's looking for something. >> eddie. >> his toy fell down. >> this looks like a desperate -- it weighs as much as a small car and going to try to go under that wooden landing. how? >> kind of cool to see the guys that do these extreme stunts still impressed by other guys doing extreme stunts. back to the nitro circus tour. this time the stop is

asas you goo further south intte momore affected areas, the debrs becomes more scattered along the roroads. it has been harder to clean ts up and so those areas remain still inaccessible. there has been a soup kitchen set up today and they are trying to improve the distribution of the aid, but this is still just starting to trickle through to the different villages. edith: dw correspondent ana santos, thank you. in rome, pope francis has given his traditional christmas day blessing to the city of rome and the wider world. the head of the catholic church urged people to put aside partisan interests and seek peaceful solutions to wars and conflicts. reporterer: tens of ththousandsm around the world gathered at st. peter's square to hear the pope's message on christmas day. the main subject of his address was communication, and togetherness. pope francis called for tolelence and cocohesion i in te face of global crises. >> our differences should not harm us or pose us danger. we should see them as something which could enrich our lives. reporter: the pope said an indissoluble bond brings together peopl

>> still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, people lined up for the opening of the bay area's first shake shack. how the bally, a taste of the big apple has come to the bay area. >> finally? >> yes. >> okay. look at how long the line was for today's highly-anticipated grand opening of the first bay area shake shack location at the stanford shopping center in palo alto. >> okay. i feel their pain. i have done this before. crowds waited for hours to get a taste of the iconic new york city burger joint. palo alto's location will be the first of several planned for the bay area. on the menu is a locally-inspired burger called the golden state double, which has two grass-fed beef patties on a sweet potato bun. >> how long did you stand in line? >> new york city at the original one, three, three-and-a-half hours. >> it must be some burger. >> and fries. >> there are football games played in three hours. >> i know. >> got the hours. >> here is mindi with a look at sports. >> speaking of winter, winter break is here for stanford but the campus is not quiet. a busy night for the cardinal. an upset and a ♪ when you

area. spotty, moderate rain. b it couome light through the middle part of the day. no way is it a dry day. i don't think we'll have many dry times but the rain may let up a little bit. late on tonight i think we'll have another wave that comes vyrough and brings another period of h rain. tomorrow morning by daybreak it's more showers. we'll continue to have occasional showers tomorrow. one thing i want to point out. i was looking at the model data. we could have a little period of snow flakes ending wet snow through the northernhenandoah valley. i'm not expecting any issues. that's something that we'lltc i was hinting yesterday at that. we did not put it in the forecast, but that is still there today. i want to mention that. it could end as a low period of snow for our friends to the west. not expecting accumulation, but ro could end as that tomorrow. temperatures tomor in the mid 40s. they'll fall throughout the day. as the rain moves out ofhere, 7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night, wld have wet flakes. monday, tuesday, dry and breezy and blustery. it's going to

the difference b ween that a the areas in pink, that's a winter storm warning.arther south, we're talking blinding conditions down to half a mile visibility becse of the wind as well as the snow. we're talking way more snow b a litt farther south. i want to show you the storm. we're going to zoom in and take you south of the district where they're seeing some of the heavier snow bands set up. seeing breaks here. we look for tshading. you see this gray shade? this is the lighter snowersus e bright white that's coming down heavier. it really has been bright white in fredericksburg, so that tells you how much snow is coming down. a few paces north, washington, d.c., is completely dry. this is a very stark line of demarcation. the dry air keeping the snow to our south but we are ttarting pick up some flurries possibly in southern fairfax county, prince william county, you were d to the winter weather advisory. you could get an accumulation of snow.ri southerne george's, same scenario for you. we're looking at l htsnow, some flurries, no major accumulation there. her

washington plant to avoidhat area. 690,000 gallons of waste water overflowed into a drainage dit that flows into broad creek. wssc says the ovflows are not effected drinking waterey b ant people to stay away from the impacted areas. >> baltimore county police made an arrest in a hit-and-run that killed a high school graduate. investigators say on december 9th, he hit him while he was crossing a street. he was hit by a second car after he was knocked to the ground. lee driver stayed on the scene and c 911 and he later died at the hospital. the sus is in jail facing several charges. tonight officials will reveal what they promised amazon to help lure the companys to thi area. >>> it's now 4:35 and re's the other top stories we're following this morning. a partial governmenthutdown looms he does not have the votes ofhe republican controlled congress. tracy potts will join us live for a look at the funding bill. >> the u.s. postal service expect to deliver nearly 3 billion pieces of mail. coming up at 5:00 a.m., news s justin finch willave the shipping deadlines to make sure that your packages arrive by christmas day. >> washington came backn the 4th quarter to beat ja

prime minister neurons are modi's b j p is facing a stiff challenge from the opposition congress in three northern states an economic slowdown and a farming crisis areas have put the b j p on the back foot. international election observers have praised armenia for they've called a fundamentally free and fair vote acting prime minister and the call. will form the new government after he won seventy percent of the ballots now it seems of young enthusiastic but inexperienced professionals on entering politics problem for us to walk around ports from the capital we have. armenia is not an easy place for a person with a disability i need help because unfortunately this is typical in armenia when oh. ok. one of. the things might be about to change rights campaigner. is a ministerial candidate the nicole passion yearns new government she says armenians have finally chosen politicians who will represent their president and thieves they mean they war and they may be in the same contrie in the same society and in the same situation before the reality of parliament was very different and even we sometimes someone there are they need in the same contrary there ar

the main area of storminess w b han watching for days and days and days now is moving into parts of the desert southwest. it has a lot of moisturo work with so this will have a very large impact, especially across parts of texas and the gulf coast re. right now most of the rain is down across memphis and parts of east texas. heavy rain movingnto alabama and toward georgia. could be significant flight delays for dallas ft. worth and on into atlanta and birmingham. watch what happens, farthe to orth there's more cold air in place. this could be quite a wallop of a snowstorm for the western and north carolinan tauntains. some places could get a foot or more of snow. if it moves a little farther north, some of that snow chance could get farther north but all ofike most if not the action will stay well south of the d.c. area. we'll have plenty of time to watch it though so stay with us and we'll keep the forecast updatedn there at a times but most of the weekend, especially the first half of it looks nice and dry and cold. >> you know i only like snow falling from the sky. annandale, all lan

areas. it will be b breezy.nkles can't be ruled out friday morning, but it's friday afternoon we start to see the main band moving in by 3:00 p.m., it's in north bay. mountains, you're getting wet. by 6:00 p.m., the central bay then it falls apart, but there's still a little bit of moisture lagging behind so we're going to keep in a chance of showers for your saturday morning as we head into saturday afternoon, mainly cloud cover that lingers. now here's a look at your rainfall totals. this is a weak system. not expecting much. anywhere from a few hundreds perhaps a half an inch. second storm coming in sunday. that one looks stronger. chilly morning ahead. mild afternoon. low to mid-60s for thursday on the accuweather seven-day forecast. light level one system for friday afternoon going into saturday. light shower, scattered in nature then the level two storm is going to bring wind. it's going to bring rain, moderate at times and the dangerous surf. the big waves going into monday morning, which will be a wet mo

so that seems to be b a key area now to watch between now and the end of this shortened session. >> you where's the bid in gold. finally, you're stating to get some fall signs of it. questions about powell will do that to you. >> hello, safety >> it's slow and coming. >> you said though that lack of catalyst and you have to wonder what that's going to be with the government shutdown. real concerns about the relationship between the president and fed , what he may want to do >> we'll be locking for more tweets from the president. perhaps more clarification about the call with treasury back to post nine and the clo closing bell >> thank you very much very merry christmas and welcome to the special edition of the closing bell on this shortened but volatile trading day >> it is great to be here with you. no christmas cheer here. stocks selling off in the final hour of trade as the guys were just telling you the dow down 400 points as we speak. >> want to start with breaking news just spoke with a senior treasury department official here's what i can te

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flood warnings across the area, we may have thesentil tomorro morning so you may the b dealing with flooded roadways today and tomorrow morning. temperatures are in the 40s. steady right now.at tempes will fall through the afternoon and into the evening, some areas this afteoon will be stuck in the 30s so it wilbe chill yy. expect occasional showers throug here is the rain moving out of here and you can see the rotation. e heaviest rain to the east through the chesapeake bay, annapolis, you may get flipped. a few light showers for us. keeping a chance of light showers until 6:00 and 7:00. clearing skies and a lighter wind but the winds pick backth ugh the middle part un tomorrow a10:00, 11:00 tomorrow. not only flooding but maybe isolated icy spot as temperatures could be below freezing but we're clear and . sunny tomorr temperatures will be mild. then the 40s ontuesday, sunshine on tuesday and wednesday, upper 40s. we have a chance for rain thursday night, friday and saturday. heavy rain possible and then christmas eve and christmas day plenty of sunshine, dry with temperatures in the mid-

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the sherifff said workers were delayed a little b intting back to work and clear thing area so people could come back to parts of paradise. it's definitely a concern and could delay things. >> i wt to bring in you at this point. themo have somele homes that there being provided by fema. what's the update on that? >> i spoke tofema's spokesman, brad pierce, and have been more than 80 trailersitting there d more on their way to california. >> why are they just sitting there? >that's good question. fema has to find lots to put them and they hutve to figure a bunch of stuff. so after the fire,op p offered churches and ranches and mobile home park all offered space but more than to have hook ups for utilities, sewage and water and schools a medical facilities have to be nearby. and they say it takes time and it could literally take anywhere from a week to four months to assess sites and actually get people in trailers. >> and they're planning to bring in how many >> fema assesses they need about 2,000. they say that number cou gedown but right now there's a little over 2,000 on their way b

blend in comparatively easy group of facing the czech republic boag area once in a group and kosovo defending champions portugal are in group b. taking on ukraine serbia lisa wayne ia and look some bug and group see the germans and the dutch together in what can be a few of a fierce encounter there also be playing against north and ireland a stone here and bella rooms the top two teams in each of the ten groups will qualify for you or twenty twenty which for the first time will be staged in twelve different venues across the continent the bundesliga show follows after the break with nick mckenna kline find out if one could stretch their lead at the top of the table and whether the struggling champions by rooney could carry their european form into the bundesliga and help lift the pressure off coach. who have more news at the top of the hour. isn't.

those without a roof of their own staying in b&bs, temporary accommodation, and in some areas beddingts. i've lived in edinburgh for nearly 30 years and 2a of those were middle—class. a company, three beautiful kids, a beautiful wife and that kind of stuff. now home for guy is a graveyard, the living sleeping alongside the dead. i was living under the railway bridge for ten days and that got flooded out and so i moved to here. this site has always been used as a site for homeless people. the most important ingredient, as you can see in today's rain, it's dry. childhood trauma, alcohol and drug problems, mental health issues, debt. the reasons people end up sleeping rough can be complex but on the outskirts of edinburgh a small village dedicated to people who have been homeless and who are free of addiction. the crucial thing with this village is we are not saying this is the one and only answer. we are saying this is a small part of a jigsaw of various solutions that are required to tackle homelessness, but all of them have the same parallels, which is a nice place where you feel of v

those without a roof of their own staying in b&bs, temporary accommodation, and in some areas bedding edinburgh for nearly 30 years, and 2a of those were middle class. a company, three beautiful kids, a beautiful wife and that kind of stuff. now home for guy is a graveyard, the living sleeping alongside the dead. i was living under the railway bridge for ten days, and that got flooded out, and so i moved to here. this site has always been used as a site for homeless people. the most important ingredient, as you can see in today's rain, it's dry. childhood trauma, alcohol and drug problems, mental—health issues, debt. the reasons people end up sleeping rough can be complex, but on the outskirts of edinburgh a small village dedicated to people who have been homeless and who are free of addiction. the crucial thing with this village is we are not saying this is the one and only answer. we are saying this is a small part of a jigsaw of various solutions that are required to tackle homelessness, but all of them have the same parallels, which is a nice place where you feel of value that you

b or c. >>> well, jews here in the d.c. areapending the christmas oliday giving back to those in need, the jewish community center holding a day of service in the hyatt regency in northwest waon. there were several ways families could volunteer. among the activities, making instant meal kits and creating holiday cards for emergency personnelch working on ristmas day. the jcc also held its winter blood dre. >>>ing up, how william, harry, kate and meghan celebrat christmas. and amelia is coming back to tell us about some rain that we coulsee this week. >>> on this christmas day, a reminder of the sacrifice made by arican servicemen and women overseas, celebrating the holidays far from home. nbc news caught up with som soldiers in poland trying to get into the holiday spirit with a visit to a christmas market near from hot spots like ukraine to afghanistan and the korean peninsula, america's military is stationed in more than 150 countries around the world. >>> the british royal family c celebratingistmas by attending a church serv

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b. to be plucked from some platforms between business to business in that area but you know the race is on so we will see how that develops now they say digital prosperity for everyone is possible what will that look like. actually i fully agree that we have many opportunities and if you want example i went to my my flat to foreigners which i've never seen before and i would have done that ten years ago but nobody sees people you know they have been to other flats and you know they come to me because they realize that i rented my flat the ready to sever people so what we have done is set in a none of us market says trust in anonymous markets so new markets are appearing and many products you know for low price exit cheap products and we see many new products we see new markets appearing so that this is a world where you know there's a lot of opportunities we have to be careful that you know we take the opportunities and so we are prepared against the problems that arise for example markopolos which is a big problem but if we get the right instruments there to deal with the problems and