christie christie continues in martinez with that story. christie? >> reporter: this is always a popular place to come and pick out that perfect christmas tree. but with the rain coming in, a lot of people said it was even more important to get here early and pick up the tree. that's what we saw today. me at the alhambra christmas tree farm, this couple planned to pick out a christmas tree next weekend. but plans zblangd had changed. >> i don't want a soggy tree. >> reporter: they joined in "m" others in alhambra valley under cloudy skies and occasional sprinkles because the weather has hugely impacted us. we had a rain waiting out the gate, which has never happened before we opened. >> reporter: she says customers know heavy rain and wind is coming and will stick around. yesterday was her busiest day ever. >> we added extra crew. we suffered a bit and worked hard. but people were also very patient and tolerant of it. people were great. >> tarps, any kind of rain gear. >> reporter: tommy my uncles works in el sobrante. >> this week we'll start moving

christie mentioned we have undergone a tragedy in our family. we lost our five-year-old granddaughter a couple of years ago. when you go through something like that, it knocks you out. it makes it hard for you to understand what's the reason, what's the purpose? our son and daughter-in-law have gone through a serious challenge. in earlier this year, jeff went to a joe biden event. joe saw jeff and he went up to him and he said, how are you doing? he just thought it was a politician going, how are you doing? he answered it like, i'm fine. joe biden stopped my son, looked him in the eye and said, no, no, no. i want to know how you are doing. because you and i are members of a fraternity we did not choose to be part of, of having lost a loved one. i need to know how you are doing. i share that story with you for two reasons. i want you to know that this man has great empathy. empathy is something that a president needs. think about it. the president of the united states goes into a gymnasium with parents whose children have been gunned down. that p

>> that's right, christi. they say intelligence are working closely, but they can't confirm what it is. north korea say it is very important, that it was very successful, and that you say, it was part of the nuclear deterrent. now, it's the second test we have seen. just last weekend there was another test that was highly successful we're told by north korea. that's assumed to be by south korea an engine test. it could hit mainland united states or a satellite launcher for example. remember, north korea has told the united states that they have a christmas gift for the trump administration. they said it depends what kind of christmas gift as to what kind of attitude change the u.s. has if any. they said there's a year-end deadline and a new path they will be taking if the u.s. does not change its ways in the negotiation. seriously, things are not looking good. it's only one day before the special envoy for north korea arrives in seoul. he's coming in a few days. it was to be a last-ditch attempt to try to salv

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>> good morning, christi. this isn't surprising, we've seen this over and over again during this entire impeachment inquiry, and as he gears up for this trial in the senate, do not expect president trump to retreat. as you said, christi, he would prefer a lengthier trial with some of those big name witnesses. think about a big reality tv show, adam schiff, the unnamed whistle-blower. however, senate republicans are trying to steer him away from that idea. they say opening the door to more witnesses on their side would mean more witnesses on the democrat side which could be detrimental to president trump. however, while president trump cannot contain -- he cannot decide what exactly is going to happen, what this trial will actually look like, what he can determine is what his messaging will be. if the next couple of weeks are anything like what we saw this week, expect a lot of angry tweets and a lot of outrage. this is president trump just yesterday after the articles were approved in the house judiciary commi

decade why wouldn't you go and do this right are going to chase after this money the problem is what christie said is the long term play here because ultimately eventually got to pay it back or you're going to have to become insolvent as we saw in 2008 exactly and yes while some of the blame is to be made on purpose a lot of it is monetary policy because the point of monetary policy and low interest rate is to create investment expenditure is to make companies borrow money and take risks in order for that stimulate the economy that's the concept here and they're not doing that because they're hoarding it because of the fact that we're in an uncertain environment and who created this uncertain environment while it's all political is there a trade war is there no trade war is ending december 15th no it's not there's tremendous uncertainty in the market and that's all created by politics and created by the fed and who's not giving any clear indication of where the market's going so you really can't blame corporates for wanting to hoard cash put it in their own stock that on themselves rather tha

jesse: that's the chris christie that we all know.s detailing his rice in new jersey politics and his rise into the trump presidency in his new book, "let me finish." i watch on youtube lay people out. >> you are my entertainment now. i love your show. jesse: thank you very much. unlike the other people who interviewed you, i read your book. i skipped the new jersey part and went straight to the 2016 campaign. you really went after marco rubio hard. a famous moment in the campaign was when you got him so flu moksed he started repeating himself. >> let's dispel with the fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows chak exactly what he's doing. he wants america to become more like the rest of the world. we don't want to be like the rest of the world. >> you see the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information. then the memorized 25 second speech. that's exactly what -- jesse: i think he repeated the same line three more times. do you guys talk after that. you guys are friend? >> yes. we are fine. after marco h

nbc bay area's christie smith has their reaction and what comes next. >> part of the settlement is making them accountable. >> reporter: in santa rosa attorneys outlined the settlement with pg&e and wildfire victims. >> three barns, a couple greenhouses. two homes we lost. >> reporter: cory leeson joined many others faced with devastating loss after wildfires in northern california. he hopes the settlement will address uncertainty as he rebuilds. >> hopefully the money will give us the ability to complete that the way we want to have it done and our insurance was going to be a shortfall by probably a third. >> reporter: the $13.5 billion settlement involves several fires, including the tubbs fire in 2017 that devastated wine country, the camp fire in paradise and the ghost ship fire which the utility denies causing.

>> i think it's also telling that it's something like chris christie's group who is going to run ads like that. alexi mentioned the nsc as well as trump's campaign. i think the candidates themselves, as they're running in these tough re-elections, will try to avoid impeachment in their own personal ads. if it gins up the other side, puts more money in the war chest, we are going to continue to hear this. at a certain point, i'm not sure that that becomes the campaign ad that you hear closer to

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cory booker joins us live plus rahm emanuel and chris christie on our powerhouse roundtable. we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." the witnesses have been heard. the reports written. constitutional scholars have weighed in. the party lines harder by the week and now that nancy pelosi has declared democrats have no choice, there is no turning back. president trump on track to become the third american president in history to be impeached likely by christmas. next steary committee will draft debate and vote on articles of impeachment this week. they convene first thing monday morning and we're joined by two members of that committee, democrat zoe lofgren. republicanga, congressman lofgren, let me begin with you. you've played a role in every moderate impeachment. some of that evidence there. you were on the staff of the house judiciary committee during the nixon impeachment back in 1973. a membe

i've been one and i'm christie i like him 10 years but moving market. billions moved out of that market just years. but what does that number to me that be that will break it down. because it breaks you know but we must get rid of. the british pound is falling thank you here's a hard current course brechin are we going into detail about how prime minister barak on them wants to guarantee practice happening. and oil based groups these are up prices are down so what is the forecast look like for 2020 and for that giant saudi aramco i.p.o. moving forward we'll break it down so much to get through today so let's get started. and we begin here with reports that the hong kong protests have resulted in over $5000000000.00 pulled out of hong kong by investors since april the report from the bank of england shows the protests across hong kong have highlighted political risk as a key vulnerability in hong kong and the political tensions in that city continue to pose risks quote given hong kong's position as a major financial center and quote certainly not a huge

thank you ben thank you christie. well billboard has announced a major change to the way a rank album charts the it's really going to completely shift the music industry that's because billboard will now include a you tube streams in its billboard $200.00 album charts starting early next year and it's not just you tube that's going to be included here billboard will also include apple spotify title and the evo billboard charts of historically been seen as a barometer of success within the music industry you know that we should mention that since 2013 video streams have counted toward billboard song specific charts but now again will count toward the billboard 200 so it's probably a good thing for a lot of artists but i'm not sure it necessarily helps in terms of independent artists which kind of you tube and spotify and some of these emerging you know break away from the music industry technology should have taken us there and they've just kind of become a regurgitation of mainstream too and i think a lot of this come

. >>> happy saturday and good i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor black well. you are in the cnn newsroom. president trump should know his fate when it comes to the impeachment inquiry by wednesday. that's when the full house is expected to vote on two articles of impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. >> now, if passed, president trump would become the third president in u.s. history to be impeached by the house, but the president has a lot to say about this. he is in a political fight here. we have learned that he would prefer a long senate trial and he wants witnesses. >> i'll do whatever they want to do, it doesn't matter. i wouldn't mind a long process because i'd like to see the whistle-blower, who's a fraud. the whistle-blower wrote a false report. and i really blew it up when i released the transcript of the call. and then schiff gets up and he -- and i blew him up too because he went up in front of congress and he made a statement about what i said that i was totally false. >> cnn's kristen holmes is at this white house. we know the p

christie? >> reporter: well, federal investigators say these are among the most tragic circumstances they've seen. now as you said, three people have been charged related to drugs obtained in the tenderloin and then sold in the north bay. >> this case is both uniquely horrible and at the same time also sadly commonplace. >> reporter: today federal prosecutors formally charge three santa rosa residents with distributing the fentanyl that killed a 29-year-old father and his baby son in santa rosa. >> that 1/5 gram quantity of fentanyl is many, many, potentially adult lethal doses. >> reporter: prosecutors say it began with a $125 drug deal between the defendants to the father. this morning investigators used a map to show how far drugs from the streets of san francisco can reach. >> the drugs in this case originated here in the tenderloin. and i have grave concerns about the existence of an open air drug market in a wonderful city like san francisco. >> reporter: federal investigators say they co

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impeachment clearly on the president's mind. >> that's right, christy. good morning. and you're right. president trump is growing increasingly agitated spending time here in mar-a-lago with this extended state of limbo surrounding the senate trial. the president wants to have his symbolic day in court. he wants to have the peace of mind of knowing that a trial date is coming. but democrats are showing no signs of backing down. or that the trial date is in the near future. take a listen to what one top house democrat said about the timeline here. >> i think we have to wait until we have some assurance that the trial is not going to be some sort of sham or a joke. >> i mean, i'm talking extremes here like into february? >> well, i mean, that's certainly possible. but i'm not going to get ahead of the speaker. >> now, in the meantime, here at mar-a-lago, president trump has been quizzing allies and aides about who should present his defense to the senate. there are a lot of unanswered questions about the white house's strategy for that senate trial. the only certainty at

nbc bay area's christie smith live from martinez. >> this has always been a popular spot to pick out the tree and with the rain moving in they've had an even bigger rush than usual and even a line waiting for them this morning. at the at the alhambra christmas tree farm, people picked up their skies and some sprinkles. >> had to beat the weather and i don't want a soggy tree. michael riser and beyonce torres wanted to pick up a tree next week, but plans changed. >> they had a quick breakfast and got out here and we had a line out the gate which has never happened before we opened. >> customers know heavier rain and wind is going to pick up and stick around. today, we're busy. yesterday was the busiest day ever. >> we suffered a little bit and worked hard and people were also very patient and tolerant of it and we had a couple of lines out here for a while and people were great. >> sometimes if it's raining you wait until it's clear, but the forecast says it will rain all week. >> in el sobrante at ace hardware they were stocked up for storm he-related sales. >> tarp, repellent, sheet

christie smith joins us from outside the market where the owner is putting up flyers. she really wants to find jackson. she's determined. >> reporter: absolutely. you know, the reward money went up. she reached her goal of $7,000. so she was out here updating those flyers. she says her dog jackson was tied up here just briefly for a few minutes. she came out and he was gone. now she's doing all she can to spread the word and get him back. emily talayer mow has posted flyers, hoping it will lead to her miniature australian shepherd named jackson. >> i've had him since he was a little puppy. he's over five now. he is my, he's my heartbeat. >> reporter: this is video she shared of him. she tied his leash outside the grocery store. she came out just a few minutes later and he was gone. >> when i came out, i knew immediately that he was stolen. there was no question. >> reporter: she has video of a man walking toward her dog and thinks there is a connection. she was heartbroken but determined. she create the a website with a link to a go fund me page which drew $7,000 for r

let's bring in christy smith fi. >> reporter: rain has been coming down for a while, it does feel like it's getting worse. we're standing outside of foothills regional park, the area where the kincaid fire burned very close to homes. the park only partially reopened and then was closed due to storms. >> yeah, the stress has been tremendous. >> reporter: mick lives in windsor, where firefighters managed to save homes from flames. but now they face a new threat from wind and rain. >> i thought it scratched the car, and no damage, but it was like this. you know? so the wind is more concerning. >> reporter: behind the homes, there is burned areas in foothills regional park. with little vegetation, concern the rain would trigger erosion, but repair work is under way. in nearby santa rosa, crews are clearing culverts to divert the rain. >> we have to protect it. >> reporter: shari is rebuilding her home that burned in the tubbs fire. that includes protecting it with more straw and tarps. the challenges haven't let up. >> i have evacuated twice. once for the tubbs fire and the second time for

laura: ron christie, thanks for being with us. ron: good to see you. laura: in other news from president, has announced wednesday reinstated tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from brazil and argentina. t he accuses the countries of presiding over what he calls the massive devaluation of their currencies. fact, both nations haves aken stover the last two years to try to bolster their currencie at least 13 people are reported to have been killed in syrian government airstrikes in the last rebel-held stnghold in e province of idlib. the white helmets rescue group orsays outarkets were hit in two towns. seere in northern syria, 8 children were among 11 civilians kurdish-held city. on a ministers and diplomats are meetg in madrid for a two-week summit on how to tackle climate change. has warned that the point of no return on climate change is in sight and hurtling towards us. speaker of the u.s. house nancy losey pledged that congress -- nancy pelosi pledged that oucongress tackle global warming despite the president's opposition to the paris agreement.

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>> it isn't exactly the way you explained it, christi.r headquarters fund, called their direct fund. a much smaller fund and not the complete nato contributions. it's just what goes towards the headquarters. i think it was a political move by the head of the nato to kind of keep the president satisfied as he comes into this leaders meeting. you know, he has repeatedly said, as all of the issues i talked about before have been at the forefront. president trump is continuing to go to the nato summits and only exclusively focus on nato funding and what is coming from the member nations. there has always been a plan by 2024, the important date, to have all of the members contributing at least 2% of their gdp toward their own defense. this issue that came across last thursday is different from this. this is direct funding to keep the headquarters running. i think mr. stultenberger did it. germany is paying as much as the united states and i think a step by germany to get back to the real issues and quit talking about this stuff. >> ahead of th

thanks for solving the case, magatha christie. [ laughter ] that is some argument.ut the idea that he's not guilty because the guy he shook down said so is ridiculous. it's like this if he tweeted breaking news, kid's lunch money i stole says he gave me his lunch money because he admired my fists. case over. [ laughter ] the justice department finally released nearly 3 hufrn pages of notes and witness memos from the mueller russia investigation. according to the notes there are many details, but one of them is chris christie was dining with donald trump on valentine's die 2017 and -- [ laughter ] trump told him now that we fired michael flynn the russia thing is over. i don't know which is more embarrassing, the fact that trump thought he was in the clear in 2017 or that donald trump and chris christie spent valentine's day together. [ laughter ] i wonder who picked up that dinner tab. meanwhile, the house impeachment report comes out tomorrow, and this one includes stuff the republican repte evidence, for instance. the president is in london right now. he's at the

nbc bay area christie smith is in san francisco this evening with the details. christy. >> reporter: i tell you, we saw what they spread out. we saw cell phones and laptops. but there was also about $750,000 worth of clothes and hand bags taken from stores. they're still trying to figure out where all of this came from. here in union square they've had issues of people walking into stores taking what doesn't belong to them. so they think this whole operation sends the right message. >> what has been seized definitely signifies that we are dealing with organized crime. >> reporter: laptops, cell phones designer hand bags even laundry detergent. all that you see here believed to be stolen now recovered in the takedown of a massive fencing operation. >> 30 warrants were served. many of the phones with recovered were wrapped in aluminum foil in a bid to avoid detection. >> reporter: there was even an electronic chop shop according to d.a. who with state and local law enforcement reviewed what they called operation. >> what creates an incentive to break into cars and

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christy is the second one.r one. >> you on skates is a big deal, too. >> it looked like one spin. it was so fast, it was like nine. >> i showed the video we showed at 5:00. >> super fast. >> she knows we can't skate. you're good out there. >> did you pull out the hamil camel? >> i'm saving that for next year. >> okay. >> we're going to hold you to it. >> sounds good. >> take it away, jeff. >> weather forecast going to get a little wet here eventually, but the good news, it's holding off. if you have any plans over the next two hours, i think we'll be okay here for most of the bear. you're not going to encounter any heavy rainfall. the storm system is continuing to inch just a little closer. we're waiting on the cold front to get here because when that cold front gets here, it helps to provide some uplift to the atmosphere, and you need uplift to get? heavier downpours. that basically takes any moisture in the lower levels, it pushes it up in the atmosphere. it produces that rainfall and it falls down. it will s

it's right there in the rough transcript released by the white house, the one chris christie said that we should all read, and i quote. i would like you to do us a favor, though, because our country has been through a lot and ukraine knows a lot about it. i would like you to find out what -- i would like you to find out. i would like you to find out what happened with this whole situation with ukraine. they say crowdstrike. i guess you have one of your wealthy people. the server, they say ukraine has it. and this. i would like to have the attorney general call you or your people, and i would like you to get to the bottom of it. and this. there's a lot of talk about the bidens' son, that biden stopped the prosecution, and a lot of people want to find out about that, so whatever you can do with the attorney general would be great. hmm. by the way, someone in the hearing said it didn't say in the transcript to investigate the bidens. that had my head spinning today because it was right there in the transcript. it was like wait. it was a woman. i forget who it was. like i sad, it's pretty

current favorite artist fellow melanie's gabriella christie who turned out design in the 1980 s. . to compare he sees things wherever you want. them. they come across as luxury of being vulgar should. do more to a studio is having the kresty lamps and furniture faithfully reproduced and manufactured interior designers see them as ideal for their fairy tale worlds. finally one of the world's leading lyric tennis pizza schreier passed away this week aged 84 shy was one of the artists in communist east germany who were allowed to travel and perform in the west he chose to remain living in east germany not because he supported the regime but rather not to be parted from his beloved hometown of dresden he was also renowned conductor but it was the purity of his tenor voice that was his greatest asset. seizure the. funding i saw. singing box christmas oratory oh the german town or concord stages across europe. after that i always made sure not to sing with any mannerisms i wanted my singing to sound natural i thought that's what the audience would be the most receptive to as. it. was bor

tech companies in particular rather than focusing on say any other sector well you know what i'm christy because it's an easy target because there are no products there it's difficult to sort of identify and so is their services and also again to my point because the majority of them are american without actually pointing and saying now we're going off to the american company it is almost like a soft way from a crumb to try to dig himself out of his fiscal ditch that he's already in we've seen these existing tariffs that are already on french goods at this point are they doing any damage to the french economy or even the european economy or is it really just hitting the u.s. consumers as we've seen a lot of it is actually hitting both in france according to c.n.n. both louisville and. tennessee their stock is down 2 point one percent and stock and is down another 2 percent in paris so it's hitting those stocks the other thing you look at i look at instead of just the short term consequences of maybe some towers maybe not let's look at the long term consequences if and when it looks like

but the longer term issue, christi, is twofold.the first instance it is that china is showing that it wants to be a global naval power. it has invested a lot in the modernization of its own navy. it's doing its exercises outside of the region and also a sign of the growing russia/china lines. they are not natural friends. they were enemies for a long time. now president xi jinping is calling putin his best and bosom buddy and we'll see them draw closer together to ally against us going forward in the military, diplomatic and security realms. >> always good to get your perspective. thank you so much. >>> from streaming wars to the war on truth, 2019 was a battleground for the media. up next, we'll look at some of the biggest stories that have shaped this year. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. [fa♪mers bell] (burke) a "rock an

globe uncovering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all i've been flung and i'm christy i'm like can't live we have in store for you today yes and see it's moving forward but the head of that take it out of the union in the nation and i think that this shall raise a week ago well tell you what he's saying and why it matters so much. to the bank of england accidentally providing haters with an unfair advantage thanks to an open audio feed at a news conference that one thing done to fix that problem he's got a live interview straight ahead and then later another huge hit for hoover as the company has now been banned in germany why this is the right year in company is just another example of how they're coming under so much fire across europe this is the one show you can't afford to miss so let's get started. and we begin with the latest on the scuffles between the u.s. and china over that phase one trade deal thursday china announced a new list of import tariff exemptions for 6 chemical oil products from the united states these exemptions will last for one year kicking off

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hello i'm christi paul come to africa it's good to have you along celebrations have been taking place in sudan today to mark the anniversary of the uprising that erupted one year ago in 2018 the 1st randy's took place in the central town at barra initially in approach haste at a hike in the price of bridge but soon the demonstrations began to sweep across the country by april they have toppled president omar al bashir who had been in power for 3 decades in a moment i'll be joined in studio by a sudanese activist bess and look back at how it all started. we want freedom sudanese call it was sudan's young people who became the driving force in the uprising at the forefront women. in december $2800.00 they took to the streets across the country as a huge increase in the price of bread and sudan's diet konami situation became too much to stomach. the protests the 1st of their kind went on for months and the regimes response was brutal. but despite efforts to quell the demonstrations bashir was ousted in april ultimately by a military coup d'etat. demonstrators unhappy at the prospect of m