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>> when "murder in broad daylight" continues. >>> and now with the conclusion of "murder in broad daylight," here again is dennis murphy. >> andrea sneiderman is playing each and every one of us for a fool. >> investigators had doubts about the grieving widow as soon as they had their suspect. pushing hemy neuman during his integration to see if he would give her up as his accomplice. >> i think it's beyond you. i think it includes someone else. >> the idea that andrea wasn't just a passive bystander, but that she had been on it was a theory pushed hard by the prosecution and the defense. >> i was crying a lot and balling. >> an eyewitness testified that even after the body was taken away in a ambulance, she was weeping at the scene. but the wife, when she arrived, not so much. >> she didn't have a tear in her eye. i told the detectives that as well. >> andrea testified when she arrived at the scene that morning she had been told that he had been involved in an accident. not that he had been shot. >> i didn't know what happened to rusty until i got to the emergency room. >> listen to what

we only have about nine hours and 26 minutes or so worth of daylight hours. as you get closer and closer to spring, march 250th, you will etc -- 20th, you will notice more and in fact by january a half hour extra of daylight but this is going to be one of the shortest days of the entire year. of course that peaks around june 21st which is summer where we get the maximum amount of daylight around the area and a lot of people are traveling today and tomorrow. let's look at the travel forecast if you are heading north and east, no problems in terms of weather upper 30s in new york with sunshine. a little further out in the midwest some snow just north of chicago. st. louis in the 50s and 51 in kansas city with showers. further down south, we've got 70s out there along with some showers around the miami area. also upper 70s in orlando and plenty of sunshine along the west coast with temperatures in the 60s and even the 50s out in san francisco. you can always keep up with the latest information on weather by downloading the wusa9 app right now. >>> now let's focu

as far as daylight goes today we only had about nine and a half hours of daylight. the morning show as well because it's already 5:00 p.m. so if people were starting about starting something new it's a little late. >> it's official for me then i'm not starting my diet today. >> that is a great idea. >> i'm going along with >> i'll continue to binge on all the cookies and candy. >> holidays coming sue. wait until after new year's. >> happy winter though everybody. >> yeah. >> starting to feel like it. >> my gosh, yeah, gorgeous day with a lot of sunshine but dry air and cool temperatures. by the way you were mentioing that in terms of daylight, this is the shortest day of the year. >> right. >> five hours 28 minutes less daylight than we had at the june solstice. >> my gosh. >> the nice thing is starting tomorrow the daylight starts to get longer. >> we've reached the end. >> yes, that's right. it's all good news. we're looking up from here but we are also talking about a bit of a warmup as we head into the weekend before things get mighty cold next week. today's tem

so with the start of winter, we'll notice less hours of daylight.urs and 26 minutes of daylight on december 26th compared to other months. we have more daylight such as in june. so we get really the peak amount of sunlight out there. so just bank on being in the dark a little bit longer during the winter season. this is what we're focusing on next. the chance for rain to come in the forecast. and then snow possible on christmas morning. and even christmas eve night as flakes. a really quick look shows that by friday at 9:00 p.m., we'll see the first chance of rain there. and then as we get into saturday, we'll notice rain throughout the day and we'll look at that in just a moment. >>> miri it's already a busy morning out there with two water main breaks to tell you about this morning. one off connecticut avenue between buma street and windham place, so keep that in mind. six commercial buildings are affected by this. and udc as well. as you take a look here you can see the other surrounding areas on the inner and outer loop of the beltway look prett

we're about to turn the corner and start adding time to the amount of daylight we see each day starting tomorrow. 39 now in winchester. we're 46. we hit 56 for the high. that happened at about 3:30 in the morning. an hour and 20 minutes later, we hit our low which was in the 30s. an interesting night last night. right now a little bit of light left in the sky. there is the distance 46. it feels like 41 with cloudy skies with the wind at 9 miles per hour. tomorrow will be cold. 50s today. low 60s the other day. tuesday was nice. tomorrow, mid-40s. even though we will have sunshine with light winds. we underperform. it will be sunny and cold but not that breezy. a couple of things to look at on the satellite and radar. one, things are moving west to east. it is not too cold. even though it will be chilly tomorrow, we will get nice and mild by friday and warm saturday with rain. today's rain stayed across tennessee and the deep south. stayed to our south. we got a few clouds out of it. that's why the afternoon temps were only in the 50s. we will clear out in places that haven't yet overnig

it escalates with the drivers, two men, their guns raised firing at each other in broad daylight. all this unfolding before drivers and trapped in their car. >> he was wielding the gun everywhere, shooting bullets, and i felt so helpless, because i wanted to tell everyone to stop going near there. >> reporter: the shootout continues, even as an abc 13

they were three kids doing their best to win a daylight free life.ld any of them find that maybe they would be able to come out of the shadows. here with the conclusion of our story is skakate snow. >>> in 2015, they spent time in school the way most kids do. going to class, hanging with friends, looking forward to summer camp. they did it while avoiding the sun. sunlight exposure can cause a painful reaction, brady was still hoping for that experimental drug, the one that would darken his skin and make it more resistant to sunlight. >> do you think maybe one day you'll be able to get that medicine. >> yes >> then brady and his mom heard encouraging news. the drug was finally approved in december 2014, but in europe. >> it opens the door that had not been opened before, so it's amazing. >> the drug still wasn't available for kids. >> welcome to terminal four, but she was delighted to find out their new friend, andrew terrel was getting on a flight. >> i'm heading back to switzerland. very excited to get on the treatment. >> when andrew was part of a

juan hour get the first daylight.hey will be able to go in there a lot safer with some daylight, than they would had they been investgating all night in this cold. guys? >> yep, i'm sure dayligt will help. so great to hear the community has really come out to help those families. thank you, steve. >> making such a difference, time 6:37. authorities investigating this morning, a reported hit and runs in east falls, officials say a driver struck a pedestrian around 10:00 last night around 54th and city avenue. paramedics reportedly transported 58 year old victim to area hospital. no word on their condition. your monday think morning, good news for retailers, look like may have been the best shopping season in seven years. analysts say starting november e up nearly 5%. that's the biggest jump since 2,011. consumer ers spent $598 billion during that time period. that's up from 565 billion last year. there is even more good news, as well, experts are expecting strong after sale christmas sales for retailers. >> it is the i

we don't have the daylight yet so folks are confused. and not sure where they're going. your best bet, if you are headed north on 95, jump off at woodhaven road. take woodhaven to the boulevard. route one north, back on, at langhorne, up there, where old reedman used to be, the car dealership, right? what was the the ice cream place up there, too, good ice cream place up there. anyhow, so bought bound alternate route one south to woodhaven road. again, woodhaven route one, your two best bets for the morning rush hour. and just avoid i59 altogether because of this hot mess. i want a crane for christmas! >> i'm going to have a challenge wrapping that, that's for sure, i don't think there is enough paper in the world. all right, we've got one more day until winter officially arrives tomorrow morning, at 11:28. >> this will be the last full day of autumn. tomorrow the shortest day of the year, start to get little more daylight each day after tomorrow. won't be noticeable in the beginning. but eventually. anyway, cold front, just about completed its journey through our area.

be three seconds shorter daylight than today. >> i should feel that this afternoon sometime?ound 4:50:35. that's when you'll -- >> i'll text you if i don't feel it. >> chuck knows these things down to the second. >> that's right. starting on friday, eun, you are correct, there will be three seconds more daylight friday. >> yes! >> than there will be tomorrow. it's all going to be uphill from here, everybody. the winter solstice tomorrow morning at 11:28 a.m. shortest day of the year, 9 hours and 26 minutes of solstice in june, our longest day of the year, 14 hours and 54 minutes of daylight. the days will start getting longer again before you know it. right now it is a mostly cloudy and very mild start to the day. 54 in washington with a northwest wind. 50 in leaseberg, 38 the cold spot in lorton. 52 in beautiful prince gorges county. notice temperatures hold very stable throughout the day. upper 40s to right around 50 degrees. that's about it. more clouds than anything else but not a rain chance for us today. a lot of people getting ready to leave town. very cold air in part

it may be shortest daylight of the year but sunsetting on a beautiful note.s others plymouth meeting camera place one apartments and you can see yellow golden glow in the sky, the cloud, up a little higher then that, a beautiful breathtaking cloud shot right there in plymouth meeting tonight. as we take a lot palmyra cove nature park, you can see edge of the cloud deck there and see pink skies behind that. so mother nature putting on a slow, it may be shortest daylight hours of the year and we are finishing on a nice note and temperatures start to climb, tomorrow, days start to get longer already. storm scan three shows us a little bit of snow in upstate new york. thinks our first system that will come through tomorrow into saturday. as we widen out you can see where this system is. this is a warm front, extend ago cross great lakes. cold front back over the rocky states. as we get into tomorrow, the warm front will lift off the north and that will help warmer air move in ahead of the cold front which brings rain potential for sat kay. overnight turning partl

we gain two seconds of daylight today. we will mount gain daylight for the next 181 days. lots of cloud cover this weekend. it is now look -- looking like we will not see widespread rain until next year. the high tomorrow, upper 50s. mostly cloudy in napa. san jose 60 and san francisco 57. still on the chilly side. monday and tuesday, still partly sunny. highs in the upper 50s. if anything next week, we will keep the cloud cover. back to the mid-60s in land. man this time a year... and to get to all uses all kind >>> you know santa, he is a busy time -- guy this year. uses all kinds of transportation. this week he arrived via seaplane in sausalito. he handed out toys to about 100 kids. he is giving the reindeer a break.>>> the marketing of marijuana i had it 6:00.>> taking advantage of california's new pot law. see you then.

we'll lose about another minute and then starting on friday actually we'll start gaining daylight secondnd 11:[inaudible] mix of clouds should win out a little more. the deeper we get into those afternoon hours. assocso that's your forecast for today. 57 degrees with clouds mixed with we'll keep showers in the forecast and right now christmas day looks like much of the same. doesn't look like any snow for christmas but i think between christmas and new year's, the cold air will return and then our snow chances will return as well. all right, that's a check of the forecast. over to erin as you make your way out also keep in mind there's a water main break out in hyattsville, 410 impacted on all and westbound between chillum manor road and riggs road. because the temperatures are so cold please watch for slick conditions. metro is on time. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you. >> ♪ >> 5:18 is the time right now. let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> wisdom is back with our realtime news tracker. hey, whiz. >> good

daylight hours are dry. you won't need the umbrella tomorrow morning. 54 in san jose, 58 in lake port, 61 in antioch. we'll start out with sunny skies giving way to cloud cover in the afternoon. on the storm impact scale of where this storm ranks it's one of the light systems, so light showers moving in. not a lot of rain, unfortunately, because it is a fast moving system and will bring breezy conditions. hour by hour, here we go. corner of your screen there, 8:00 in the evening on your tuesday, there we go, we're tracking the showers first arriving around clover dale. it's a quick moving system. just two hours later we're seeing the system already enter san francisco, but it's already in a weakened state. it doesn't have the heavy downpours we really need this time of year. it's falling apart,y 4:00, here's the clearing edge of those showers already working through the region. and by sun rise it's already out of here and waking up to sunny skies. less than 0.2 of an inch of rain. 6 inches, tahoe city. about

just within the hour the winter solstice took place so we're in the midst of the shortest amount of daylighte'll find all year long. but at least it's quiet and that is going to be about the quietest day that we have of this next seven day because we got some activity going on. lots of swings on the thermometer not to mention multiple systems moving through. let's show you what's happening locally at the current time where there's really not too much out here except for blue skies sunshine and sun glare as a result if you are traveling remember that sun angle is still awfully low on this particular day of the year and at this time of year so you're going to need a pair of shades for sure. meanwhile the temperatures tell the story. it is cold outside. thankfully we don't have to factor in too much of a wind chill but it's cold. you know, when you're still only in the 30's even at high noon here in the city it's much more typical for late december, only at 39 currently but i expect that will probably rebound maybe another 5 degrees before it's all said and done. 44 is the call for the daytime

we had 9 hours 25 minutes of daylight. that's it. tomorrow is the winter solstice at 11:28 in the morning. 9:26 tomorrow. by summertime, almost 15 hours. so over the next six months, we will gain five and a half hours give or take of daylight. that's when the sunsets at about region. why 12 hours and 9 minutes, we will see it a little earlier and a little late her it sets object those days. in fact most days. 46 in town now. 34 in winchester. culpepper is down to 38. we've got, boy, a lot of traffic on the bridge coming into town this evening. jefferson memorial looks good. 46, feels like 42 with the winds at 8 miles per hour. many areas tonight will see the winds go near dead calm. light winds tomorrow which will be good. because of the light winds, we won't mix out. sunshine will only top out around 45, 46. we had ailment little bit more of a breeze, it would feel colder. checking out temps. not bad across the country. a little bit of a chill across the northern tier states from the dakotas up to new england. the cold stuff is up t

ocean the winter that lasts for nine months of the year and it's so high up that they don't see daylight free over two months of the heat still it is increasingly popular with tourists who want a winter wonderland experience yes if you want to spot a polar bear go want to dog sled and trek inside the glass only one day and spitzbergen is the place to. martin hop takes the brakes off his dog sled. who's danish runs the largest husky farm on spitsbergen island off way between norway's north cape and the north pole dog sled tools are very popular here. monk started his fallen six years ago in two thousand and eleven with sixty dogs today he has over two hundred fifty they're a cross between the alaskan husky and the greenland dog. countrified more than what they were and they also like climbing. less aggressive. is already. there is certainly. known aggression towards humans is important considering the launch number of tourists who visit the farm every day and want to pass the animals. the husky farm is located at the end of the island's main road which is a good ten kilometers long haul i

that means the bell can be lifted into daylight. two hundred years ago frederick described the following moment perfectly. now for me break up the building it's intent is felt all right that our hearts and eyes be feasting on the most successful side. swing the hama swing til the mantle springs stop. if the bell being now awoken be the frame in peace is broken. jaw on to me god has given see that like a golden star from its hosking so blank and even people with out the metal cool yeah. congratulations to everyone. this is a high large enough four hundred year family history. may this bell like all of the bells ring in on are of god that made also delighted listeners. the main task now is cleaning the bow. in particular the quality of the ornamentation his scrutinised. the pit has to be tied up to the. the brick mold has been lifted out the individual bricks will be recycled for the next bell. an important part of the ballast still missing however to complete it pater class maya and his sons and high us and gap will head over to germ

during the winter months the sun doesn't rise for too long months to compensate for the lack of daylight that has decorated the house and vibrant colors and fitted it with cozy carpets and blankets a geothermal heat pump and a wood fire ensure cozy temperatures. i can stand. near the wall from the fireplace. it's a very giving me i love it and it's. the house also boasts a sauna that can be used all year round. i go in this house and i never said that there were we are here to take this out with the family to get our daughter. and they also. we have a yeah we warm us here. have a very coffee the bedrooms face the heath behind the cabin till the fells and her husband searched for twenty years until they found this spot to build their cabin construction began in two thousand and seven their idea was to build a cabin that harmonizes with its environment yet also provides a warm haven amid these harsh climes. i like the structure. in their warm feeling they wanted to. be like i said. you see it oh i own all there. on the outside. the cabinets wooden structure was neatly fitted into the fewer

only 9:26 of daylight today. tomorrow we get 3 seconds more of daylight than today. washington southbound, the skies have been clear. any travel plans today? this is good news for today and tomorrow. looks unsettled around here as we get closer to saturday. i'll show you that forecast in a minute. as we get your thursday morning started, 22 in warrenton. 24 in dulles. 26 in montgomery county. a milder 36 at national airport. there's your planner then. a fair amount of sunshine today. temperatures in the low to mid-40s for most. closer look at the travel plans forecasts in a few more minutes. molette? >> thanks, chuck. we wanted to let you know about a water main break impacting connecticut avenue northwest near the university of the district of columbia. the campus and six other buildings are impacted here. we're stilry how it will impact the roads. we're going to keep you posted with updates throughout the morning. today is the worst travel day of the holiday season for our area. aaa calls it terrible traffic trifecta. traffic will increase 3-fold on some roads toda

at least ten cars hit as police hunt for the person taking aim at drivers in broad daylight. >>> and a new alert from oprah. >> it's a fraud, it's a fraud! >> don't get fooled. the giveaway warning she wants you to hear. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm peter alexander in tonight for lester. as tens of millions of americans begin the holiday rush, security is at the top of everybody's mind. with loved ones crisscrossing the country. tonight the fbi says it foiled an alleged christmas day terror plot to kill americans at one of the country's favorite tourist destinations right along the san francisco bay. the suspect, a former marine, was inspired by isis. nbc justice correspondent pete williams has the very latest. >> reporter: the fbi says the man talked about attacking san francisco's pier 39, a popular tourist attraction, on christmas day. court documents say it never got beyond the talking stage, but investigators say 26-year-old everitt aaron jameson, a tow truck driver from modesto began communicating with fbi undercover operatives two mont

but we get one more minute of daylight, yes? >> we get three more seconds of daylight. >> it's only three seconds. >> i got to look at the sunrise and sunset. i'm looking at it right now. >> dry weather for now. sheena has your travel forecast in just a second. to get your day started, below freezing in most of the suburbs now. 25 in new market, maryland. 36 in reagan national. there's your planner for today. plenty of sunshine today. temperatures in the low to mid-40s. how about that travel weather, sheena. >> we'll talk about that sunrise and sunset later, chuck. anyway, if you're traveling today, we talked about how road travel is going to be not good. airport travel is looking good weatherwise. weatherwise, no delays. here we're looking at sunshine today. nice and dry across much of the eastern half of the country. impacts. temperatures mid-40s. tomorrow, we'll see more clouds moving in. but the rain chances don't increase until the weekend. tomorrow looks good locally. bwi, reagan, you'll see an increase in the cloud cover.

there is non: daylight at all between the president's policy and the pursuit of that policy. i think the president has been clear, we will lead this pressure campaign, unite the international community and keep the pressure as we can and increase it where possible. must recently, the president called president xi personally and asked china to cut the oil supplies off to north korea. that is intended to lead to diplomatic talks. in the meantime, the president has been clear. militarily, we will be prepared should something go wrong and our military is prepared. with respect to the talks, we are not going to accept preconditions. asking for ars freeze for freeze. we do not accept any relaxing of the sanctions regime as a precondition of the talks. not going to accept preconditions for these talks, but as i indicated in my remarks, our communications channels remain open. north korea knows they are open. they know where the door is, they know where to walk through that door when they want to talk. thank you. c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issu

and when to engage in talks of the president's policy on north korea is quite clear and there's no daylight at all between the president's policy in the pursuit of that policy and the president thinks been very clear that we are going to lead this pressure campaign we're going to unite the international community and we're going to keep the pressure as as much as we can and increase that were possible most recently the president called president xi parsley and i asked him to pour china to cut the all supplies off to north korea to increase this pressure that is intended to lead to diplomatic talks in the meantime the president's been very clear millet. really we are going to be prepared should something go wrong and our military is prepared with respect to the talks the precondition we are not going to accept preconditions you heard others have called for freeze for freeze we do not accept a freeze for freeze as a precondition to talks we do not accept any relaxing of the sanctions regime as a precondition of talks we do not accept a resumption of humanitarian assistance as a precondition o

by june 21, summer solstice, almo five and a half hours more daylight than what we see tomorrow. weekend, that features some rain showers, a yellow weather alert on saturday. we could see them in the morning and in the afternoon. but look at that temperature. 61, and colder sunday, maybe late shower, highs back in the 40s. speaking of cold, manassas, 23, winchester, 28. gaithersburg and dc holding on to 40. even southern maryland, lot of areas already below that freezing mark. looks good outside in washington. no wind. that is a good thing. 40, feeling like 40. but those dew points mid 20s. away from town, a lot of lows in the mid 20s. we start low 30s, plenty of sunshine for your thursday, and with light winds, even though it will only be 46 for the high, it should feel decent, a nice, cold day if you will. also seeing clouds moving west to east and radar echo holding - 20 - 30 in canada. storm system to the ut left with clear skies tonight. and that will be the case all day thursday. now, friday starts out with sunshine, but notice how the clouds are increasing friday. look for

. >> reporter: police arrived to find a man shot multiple times at fdr park in broad daylight. the crime scene so graphic, we had to obscure the blood still on this white audi. the detectives believe the victim was apparently selling sneakers in this parking lot when a pair of suspects reportedly tried to rob him. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: whom use this popular park rattled. >> especially with christmas, family park and broad daylight it is scary. >> reporter: would you say those tennis courts are off the beat and path in this park >> well, they are setback but everybody knows it is there. >> reporter: police continue on a visible presence hours after the violence trying to reassure those who use it. it is still safe. >> we came here to have a good day and now, i really do wanting to it is frightening but you know, it seems to be the culture today. >> reporter: now last check the victim remains in critical condition at hahnemann hospital and police have not recovered a weapon but anyone who may have been in the area that may have heard or seen anything at the time of the

perhaps staying dry in east anglia and the south—east during daylight hours before the rain pushes throughce that clears, it looks as though, into next week, it will be largely quiet. mild for most of us, mostly dry, but it does look like it will stay cloudy. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the south african president, jacob zuma, has spoken of the enormous challenges facing the country and the governing anc as it chooses his successor. thousand of homes in tewkesbury, gloucesetershire, have been left without water for a second day following a burst water main. severn trent water says work to repair the broken pipe is proving "extremely difficult". police in canada say they're treating the deaths of the billionaire businessman barry sherman, and his wife as suspicious. retailers are expected to offer large discounts in the week before christmas in an attempt to drive up sales in the shops. now on bbc news, through the lens. sometimes, history's shaped not over the course of years or decades, but in a single day. i'm rebecca jones and i'm here at the magnum photo print room in londo

in daylight, the scale of what happened became clearer. three of the people who died were in this taxi. astonishingly, the man and the woman in the small car crushed between it and the wall walked away with minor injuries. the sound of the crash woke many of the people who live nearby. got out of bed, looked out the window and just saw loads of people running towards where the crash was. and then the police officers telling everyone to get back, get back, so i guess people were trying to help people. they pulled two people out of the taxi. i didn't realise it was a taxi until today, but they pulled two people out of the taxi, resuscitating them straightaway for about 25 minutes. they took one in the ambulance. i didn't see them take the second one away, so i don't know if they didn't make it, but yes it was havoc. the crash happened on a section of the belgrave middleway, a busy road in the heart of birmingham. the vehicles collided at an entrance to an underpass at the junction of bristol road. police say the dual carriageway will probabl

this was the first time the drone was able to capture full daylight images of a boat load of coach to twelve and to twelve minutes can the big problem is money just like always this illegal fishing activity for to two hours brings out a lot of money because china is opening a black market that is attracting a lot of organized crime says it's a two hour bus and batteries sold out for more than twenty thousand dollars a kilo of course when you come to those fishing villages where the minimum wage is so low and they can make our five thousand dollars a kilo locally with a good one. same gladder. the mexican government has invested so far over a billion barrels in compensating fishermen and from someone got forty isn't a scientist but he co-chairs the baccy the rescue program in mexico he created a plan to use economic incentives to keep your nets out of the gulf for the past two years mexico has paid fishermen not to fish until alternative gear that don't kill that gaeta could be developed you can imagine going to the communities and trying to convince families not to go back and fish wh

daylight hours completely dry. sunny tomorrow and monday.dnesday under dry skies. >> thank you very much for that. >> and an important game for the raiders on tap. >> i think we get to that we should take the newscast out to the streets. >> yeah. >> brilliant. >> i don't know if people would be running toward us. >> avoiding us maybe. >> raiders a must-win to stay in the playoff hosting the giants tomorrow. we have a preview. >>> abc 7 sports. >> it's jimmy g time for the niners first game in red and gold he's getting settled got an apartment and put his phone away to concentrate on his niner debut on sunday in chicago first of many starts for jimmy g in red and gold he's not thinking of the future. >> i learned in the past when your mind wanders about the past quarterbacking is hard enough so when you think of other things you will have a tough time. i think just staying focused to the bears. i hold myself to a high level. been doing that my whole life. that won't stop. >> him getting out doing it gives him a better feel for it. even if you

there is no daylight at all between the president's policy and the pursuit of that policy.ear we are going to lead this campaign. >> cnn correspondent is here with me to discuss, nice to have you in person. >> hello. thank you. >> so significant that he said no daylight as he had said one thing earlier this week and conversations worried about mixed messages again. how significant is all this? >> when he says no daylight, i think people at this point say, yeah, okay, we have heard that before, but we have seen some pretty glaring gaps. remember the whole moron controversy where he allegedly called the president at a meeting which the president wasn't present. but later he confirmed or denied that he said it and reiterated they are on the same page. but he's still at the state department, yes. but we do know his words the way he framed them days ago about having no preconditions for talking with north korea. in fact he went on and on and said come to the table. we can talk about the weather if you want. >> that changed. >> yeah. in fact that language, he was going to reitera

is there daylight now between tillerson and tillerson? daylight now between tillerson and trump?sed. >> i think what you're saying play out here, kate, is differences of approach between the national security council and their staff led by general mcmaster and the state department and d.o.d. on the other end. less about trump and tillerson than mcmaster. mcmaster has take an muscular approach to north korea than state or drj o.d. are interested in doing it. i think that tillerson said this, he said this no precondition thing in a q&a, wasn't part of the prepared remarks this week, but kind of on the spot. he kind of did it. now whether that was a strategy behind it i don't know. it clearly was not in keeping with where the white house, particularly the national security council, wanted to be on the conditions for which to talk to the north. that policy, interestingly enough, has not changed, even from the obama days that there has to be a commitment by north korea to denuclearize before we would sit down and have any meaningful negotiations and that's still their policy today. >>

and with daylight the damage became clear. the tinder dry ground turned to ash.ornia now look like this, the fire swept through here rapidly, charring everything in its path and turning this area into a wasteland. it only consumed vegetation here, down in the valley below now they are worried about homes. in the exclusive los angeles suburb of bel—air yesterday they attacked the fires aggressively, working hard to save scores of homes. the house will be on fire soon, unlike what are you talking about? you said it was far away last night. he was like, don't look outside, a whole mountain was on fire. celebrities such as the musician lionel richie and the socialite paris hilton were among those forced to flee. every firefighting aircraft in the united states has been summoned to california and they are making a big difference. we are not quite out of the woods yet but here in daylight we will do everything we can to hit it hard, fast and safely, and then we will look to see by the end of the day what we can do in terms of providing information. in times of crisis,

solar has become a more realistic alternative since the dawn of battery storage solutions to store daylight energy. the u.s. company says it expects dwindling demand for fossil fuel power plants to continue g.e. said the job cuts would primarily take place outside the united states but nearly a third of the company's swiss workforce is set to go and sixteen hundred employees in germany are also likely to lose their jobs. it's of course a story that affects the many many people who want to discuss this with our financial correspondent on wall street gets caught to joining us from new york it's good to see you now general electric is a huge company we are seeing this story similar to the one we also saw siemens how come these enormous companies with huge market research firms working for them can't see such a development in the market coming that is the reason why after running the companies for seventeen years jeffrey immelt had to leave for general electric. just in march actually general electric was saying that they see huge improvement in the power business and that obviously did not mat

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i wanted to get a sense of damage and daylight so i headed out.uerto rico is small, about a hundred miles wide and 35 miles. maria was so vast, it swallowed around the hole. headed west to the mouptntains towards the town called utuado >> people collecting water along the road >> where is that water coming from >> spring water? >> how many gallons is this? >> 295 >> how many times a day do you do this? >> two or three times a day. >> it is six weeks after the hurricanes and hundred of thousands of puerto ricans still don't have water >> yeah. >> where is it from? >> what amazes me is the resource fullness that people have trying to find things >> this water keeps on flowing is it clean water? do we know >> it comes out of the mountains that you are assuming it is clean. did anybody tested it? >> and these people are the lucky ones what if you could not leave our house? i heard about a stranded community, it is just down the road i am going to see if i can find it you want to see the real strength of hurricane maria. just take a look at this >> you

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