haspel may provide details of the audio tape of the murder.efing last week without haspel triggered a backlash with senators voting to advance the resolution to cut support for the saudis for the war in yemen. in an editorial, senator lindsey graham said, quote, the recent vote should show saudi arabia and the trump administration that congress is not mugging for the cameras. we are a co-equal branch of government to safeguard the count country's interests. after all, i think someone has to do it. >>> i think i'm the most qualified person to be president. the words of joe biden on a book stop in montana. he says his family must decide if they are prepared for a white house run. the decision will be made in the next six-to-eight weeks. biden sounds like he is in campaign mode telling the moderator, quote, i am a gaffe machine, but my god, what a wonderful thing compared to the guy who can't tell the truth. >>> the maker of cigarettes is looking for a new vice. they may want to buy a new canadian company. it could find the cannabis industry coul

there's a lot of detail here about his conversations.nish reading that and hopefully have more information for you. >> yes, i just got a copy myself, shimon, and i'm looking through it. let me bring phil mudd into this. he used to read these 302s. >> can i have it thousand now, please? >> you can have it. a big chunk of it, take a look at this, you can see there's some serious redactions in this fbi report. but potentially what will you be looking for when i give you a copy of this, phil, and i lett you read it. >> you're going to give me that copy as soon as we go off air. there's two things i'm looking for here. one is tone. flynn suggested that he felt on edge, pressured by fbi agents. the fbi agent 302s, that is the document that reflects the conversation they had with are there jokes in there that shouldn't be redacted? is there a sense there's a cooperative interview in there? the second t i'm looking for is truth. typically, when you're going into this interview, you're going to give flynn a chance to speak what about as shimon wa

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she said our petition detailed, these are the court records, detailed a shocking pattern of illegalityng the trump foundation, including unlawful coordination with the trump presidential campaign, repeated and willful self-dealing, and much more. this amounted to the trump foundation functioning as little more than a checkbook to serve mr. trump's business and political interests. i mean, those are some tough words from the attorney general. it's clear that the trump foundation, and the president and his family wanted this to go away, they found a resolution. you know, you have to wonder, look, we have heard other issues obviously out of the southern district of new york, which has been investigating campaign finance. so is this going to go away? perhaps. but it may not end the other liabilities that could potentially affect the trump organization. that still seems to be in the cross hairs of investigators. so certainly, you're right, pam. this is not good for trump, for the president. there's a lot going on. >> and this is, there are 17 investigations that have arisen from the trump r

teresa may says they will not seek to delay or reverse exit. >>> prosecutors are detail -- detailing details that may link president trump to a cry. they are accusing him of directing hush money payments to women during the campaign. the council says new instances of associates lied about contact with russia and details on how the kremlin worked to sway the election, the president has not been charged with a crime and remains unclear whether the president can be prosecuted while in office. >> i think with these indictments and filings show, the president has sent massive fraud against the american people. >> core defended the president and said he had quote, no communication, no collusion, no cooperation. >>> james comey will go back to capitol hill for more questioning. when he testified friday behind closed doors, congress asked him about the start of the russian investigation in the infamous dossier. it was used by the fbi to get surveillance warrants for president trump west campaign advisor. the information in that dossier was not verified by the fbi before it was submitted to t

did actually run the details past a u.s. senator who had been briefed by the cia on what happened during the murder of jamal khashoggi and that son just said yes do these details i'm about to tell you about aachen system with the briefing that they received from gina house but they do confirm many of the things that we already knew this isn't the first transcript that's been reported on turkish media at least one in november but i do give us some more details including jamal khashoggi last words according to this transcript i can't breathe followed by repeated screaming gossiping and then various other descriptions of a sore cutting we also have more details about what's been reported in the past about phone calls being made while this is all happening in the c.n.n. version of the transcript they say that someone who's been attributed as my abilities. is often described as a frequent companion of the crown prince of saudi arabia mohamed been someone he's being he's calling had been he's calling someone with whom i'm to actua

those are members of his current and former secret service detail.couple of days, and we're going to see it at ellington field as well, you're going to see, of course, the military honor guard at most of these transfers. but this was a decision that former president bush 41 made in his funeral planning. when he first was told he had to make funeral plans, he said i don't want to have anything to do with this. then he sort of got in the spirit of it, and i'm told by a reliable source the former president himself, that he did get into micromanaging what was going to happen. and the reason those secret service were there today is because he had an extraordinary relationship with them. every president has an important relationship with their secret service, but this was a very personal one. they loved him. he would go to great lengths to make their lives easy. he never went out on thanksgiving or christmas so that as many of them as possible could be with their families. when he went to the vatican, he would make sure that secret service agents who were

new details a terrifying now. mcsweeney. >> a dangerous situation with unbelievable outcome, somehow everyone got off the bus safely as it went up in flames. >> roz has been on the scene all night. joins us with new information. >> indeed the pictures are so scary. imagine how frightening for the passengers just starting in that trip when the fire started. witnesses captured the scene on video, massive flames shooting out of the greyhound bus. seven passengers and driver on board, just left san francisco headed to los angeles when the driver spotted in rear view mirror. got everybody off to the side while the fire raged on. arriving chp officers took the passengers to nearest greyhound bus station in downtown oakland. >> six people came out. >> reporter: she was outside when the passengers arrived, shaken. >> depressed and worried. i don't know if they lost anything but thank god their safe. >> i can imagine, in the bus trying to relax, waiting for long trip ahead and next thing you know, bus is catching on fire.

let's be clear, we don't know any of the details of what was agreed.agues have alluded to fact that china has agreed to buy more american goods in return for us not increasing tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods on january 1st. they haven't agreed to anything. they just bought more time. 90 more days to tlry to get a trade deal done. we keep focusing on trade but one of the most important issues for american businesses is about intellectual property and the theft and coercion of chinese companies and government related companies taking american intellectual property. that's, as far as i can tell, nothing has been settled on that. that's a way more important issue. >> chris, what's your thought? >> i think ambassador hit points correctly. i think there's something else that has to be taken into account. it's expanding militarily. it's pushing its forces out into the south china sea. it's intimidating all of its neighbors. it's on track to not only become a world power but the world power. it's an open question and i think the answer probably

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but also the details of those lies.they learned something new that led them to take a different position here. now, we know this, that from what little popcorn trail the special counsel has put out, we do know that these lies fall into two mainly categories of this investigation. they say that paul manafort lied about his contacts with consequence te constantine kilimnik, with the gru, the same unit that interfered with the u.s. election. so he lied about his contacts with them. that's material to the investigation. also crucially, he lied -- or at least the special counsel says it has electronic evidence, he lied about his continued contacts with the white house while he was under investigation, while he was being tried. that gets to this question, "new york times" and others have reported that his legal team was sharing information with the white house while manafort was providing information answering questions to the special counsel. what did he tell them? did he tell them, for instance, that he would not or had not

get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. so we don't want you to pay yone cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> kenny g. >> i think you should lean on mark. tell him to have lunch or something. >> there is a will have low room up there. i'm surprise mark has not contacted us. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us for mornings on 2, friday morning, december 7th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. sal's traffic jams, but they have holiday tunes. >> your holiday favorite? >> the slay the sleigh ride. i could listen to anytime, even in june. look for some light rain to return late sunday into monday, not a big system, probably by

kron4's sara stinson has the details. el camino real in redwood city has reopened following a one-alarm fire that burned at a tire repair shop early this morning, authorities said. the fire was reported at 4:40 a.m. at 35 hazel ave, fire officials said. that address is the location of a beltran tires shop. redwood city police issued an alert asking people to avoid the nearby el camino real south of woodside road because of the fire. shortly after 8:15 a.m., police put out an update saying the roadway has reopened. lawrence karnow: a weak storm brought a few showers to the bay area this morning before moving out of town. by the afternoon mostly sunny skies had returned. tonight will be mostly clear and cold with patchy dense valley fog in the north and east bay. on the satellite you can see the cold front that moved through and is now headed toward southern california. there's another op inro of showers. tomorrow will be nnwit late. highs will be in the 50s and 60s. more rain is possible friday and sunday. (vicki) (vicki)

we've got details of the controversy. >>> then, the wedding party at target? surprise shopping spree that's inspiring america. stay with us. >>> tonight, as the fda considers cracking down on teenagers' use of e-cigarettes, a new study finds the percentage of high school seniors who say they vaped in the past 30 days nearly doubled, and the numbers are rising even among younger kids. nbc's anne thompson has more on the story. >> reporter: e-cigarettes, discrete, easy to get, and increasingly tempting for american teenagers. 1.3 million morthan last year vaping, reports today's federal study. >> these are some of the products that i've confiscated this year alone. >> reporter: this is the evidence of what connecticut high school principal fran thompson calls an epidemic. >> i have kids that are already addicted to e-cigarettes to the point where they cannot go through a school day without vaping. >> reporter: nationwide, nearly 20% of eighth graders, more than 30% of tenth graders, and almost 40% of high school seniors vaped in the past year, many not realizing

more detail in the u.s. statement dealing with farm and energy products and less detail the chinese statement. morgan stanley is upgrading china stocks, boosting to overweight its allocation because he says -- they say even if matters escalate again, this should help bring about the end game. do you agree with that? even with further escalation? we willsuspect that have to have further escalation before we get the positive outcomes. risk, we arearket in reprieve but nowhere near the end. the point you make is probably the most important take away. but i would like to have seen giving the structural drivers behind attention is some kind of coherent negotiations that can show us the roots of the free trade agreement. we didn't get that. china hourly rejects the u.s. position. china is a state-controlled economy. it's rained back control rather than liberalized capital. the most important fact is amongst the people there's a growing emancipated impatience. chinese political leadership desired to drive the econo

details on how it all went down this weekend.rcialá) youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. (áábreakáá) (james)(darya) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... today's weather is nice and dry with temperatures in the 50's for daytime highs. rainfall returns tomorrow while temperatures remain similar. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) it has been two years since the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. last night people gathered at a memorial to remember the 36 liv

the 353-page suit is highly detailed...am's upcoming move to las vegas illegal and the city is seeking to recover millions of dollars in damages that comes with the franchise leaving oakland. a news release announcing the suit refers to the nfl as a cartel... and uses relocatoin as away to get cities to build new stadiums and quote 'generate fortunes for themselves.' this all brigns up a question on where the raiders will play next season...as there is no lease agreement for the coliseum set for 2019. therefore, it's possible the team may end moving earlier than expected...and play at an alternate location. any number of sites could be in play, the chargers old place in san diego...san antonio...or maybe levi's? stay tuned on how this story develops. checking in with the 49ers... who don't seem to be in so much turmoil compared to their bay area neighbors. --the team placed wide receiver pierre garcon on injured reserve today...because of knee surgery. . --another story that's been unfolding ...the progress of nick mullens.

crucial details about the operation that three major fiures have been providing.take a look. the first filing on tuesday, and it concerned michael flynn, who was president trump's short- lived national security advisor. last december, flynn admitted lying to federal agents about talks he had during the transition with russian ambassador sergey kislyak.ea after ng guilty, flynn agreed to cooperate with mueller's team, and he's been doing so for a year. this week, mueller's office ised this heavily-rected sentencing memo asking for no prison time for ynn, citing his "extensive cooperation," including sitting for 19 interviews. among other matters, flynn talked about "interactionsn betwdividuals in the presidential transition team and russia."cr the filing ded flynn as "one of the few people with longerm and firsthand insigh regarding events and issues under investigation." because of the redactions, however, it's not clear what else was discussed, but the cument indicates there are at least threstdistinct inigations he's helping with, including the russia probe. lik

the details were daunting. in 1766, it had soldiers stationed at 37 different posts with forces ranging in size from a company of 49 to a battalion of about 350. they stretched from st. john's in newfoundland to fort butte on the lower mississippi. approximately the distance separating london from the ancient port city of the red sea, jetta. many of these posts were accessible only by long overland marches or circuitous water routes. viewed from its headquarters in new york, the army's nerve center of transatlantic communication, the network of posts included halifax, which anchored the british fisheries in the northeast, niagara, detroit, mackinac, occupying the chokepoint on the great lakes, the forts at opposite ends of the ohio valley that link the great lakes to the mississippi, and apalachee, pensacola, and mobile on the gold coast. -- the gulf coast. simply to take in the strategic significance of all these posts, to appreciate the ways in which climate and geography made them different form one another

abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with details for us.nvestigators are now here on the scene. i want to show you where they are working. they have evidence markers out there in the middle of the street around the woman's belongings. the woman who was hit by a car here at bush and leavenworth. it happened 3:30 this morning a dark vehicle hit her. that's as much as of a description as they have. the driver took off, did not stick around. the are definitely looking for that person. the woman was taken to the hospital. she did survive. they said she is in life t especial threat threatening condition. leavenworth is closed between bush and pine. they don't know how long it will be closed. they are advising you avoid the area if you can. be prepared to slow down and be careful. look be haoeupbhind me. inside the crime tape is the crosswalk. pedestrians are being forced to walk out here on the street in traffic to get through this intersection. so you're going to need to be extra careful. keep in mind that is happening. at this point, investigat

>>> right now at disturbing new details in a c deadhurch stabbing. vaef investigators tell us a young man killed his mother. >>> donald trump's tweet about tragedy raising eyebrows. and breaking news, john wall may needg season-end foot surgery. >>> a deadly stabbing in front of a rockville church, suspect is victim's own son. i'm erika gonzalez, police arrested kevin mcgligen. live outside the church with new details of theisturbing homicide investigation. darcy what have we learned? >> reporter: i was able to speak to a family member by phone. she shared with me a photo of thewa victim. to provide that to you right now. show our viewers who the victim was. her name was jacqueline mcgligen, jackie. mother of three children, recent breast cancer survivor, having just finished radiationver the summer months. described as rock of their family. this is going to be a huge loss not only t tom but community and neighborhood, they're in a state of shock trying to understand how and why this would happen, she be allegedly killed by her own son. mug shot rele

new details tonight about the suspect. police say he's armed and extremely dangerous, that he was allegedly in the country illegally. >> i never thought ever that i would have to be doing this. >>> the wild ride on wall street. the dramatic dip, then last-minute rally. the dow clawing all the way back, as the government shutdown drags on with no end in sight. >>> also tonight, the new audio in the kevin spacey sexual assault case.

we will get you more details as we get it. rise in use futures suggests the dramatic selloff in stocks ease, particularly after china pledged to deliver on trade agreements reached with the u.s.. now withguest joins us what to expect in a thursday session after a 24 hour break to mourn president george h.w. bush. >> what we have seen in this timeout period, is a chance for many investors on wall street and main street to take into account a number of factors. the technical factors, we did close on the lows of the tuesday selloff which is a negative sign. now we have this news that perhaps there has been an improvement on the trade front. let's take a look at how the snapshot of the market ended on wasday and what we saw financials were the biggest loser cycle -- sector. the chip sector was done a most 5%. stocks ande momentum chip stocks were among those heavily sold. bloomberg,gtv is where you can find a library of charts. shallowness of the market. if you look at stocks above the =ily -- daily moving average, if you look at

here he is in 2013, at the age of 89, with his detail.d son of one of his agents was diagnosed with leukemia. the detail shaved their heads in support. he did, too. the boy's diagnosis a reminder to the president of his own daughter, robin, who he lost to the same disease when she was just 3. and tonight, the secret service tweeting this image. his final resting place, between barbara and daughter robin. writing, timberwolf's detail concluded at 0600 with no incidents to report at the george bush presidential library, college station, texas. go yowi bmiedy l of us. >>> and so we choose the men and women o >>> i'm hearing somebody being banged to the wall or something. >> 911 calls and body camera footage released giving new details on an encounter between reuben foster andu forning us >> thi incident in question occurred back in october when a neighbor called 911 after hearing an argument. the 49ers say they were not aware of it when they released him following an arrest. >> reporter: santa clara police say they have not been contacted by

no details on conditions.vices stopped in both directions. >> that will do it for our news at noon. >> we will see the sun and just a bit, right? i go in a few hours. all right. have a great day everyone. -- >> in a few hours. all right. >> have a great day everyone. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. orsit ( oning ll [ indistinct conversations ] >> steffy: oh, those lovebirds are just so into each other. >> wyatt: mm... >> sally: okay. i think we've been caught. >> wyatt: by the boss lady, no less. >> sally: yes. see, we would promise that it wasn't gonna happen again, but... [ inhales sharply ] >> wyatt: yeah, no, it's definitely gonna happen again. >> sally: mm-hmm. >> steffy: more wine, everybody? wyatt, you want to pour? >> wyatt: oh, sure. what are we drinking to th

you can see it in the detail he laid out.l tell you michael flynn is lucky today because mueller's team could easily have taken a look at this and said, you know, we tried to help you out here, we said to the judge directly we don't think you should get any significant time, and i think one of the things that mueller -- that flynn should be very happy about is he should understand that judges don't like to have their intelligence insulted. when his lawyers went in there and said, well, you know, the fbi may have, you know, kind of pushed this guy into lying by not telling him it was a problem to lie to the fbi, the judge is going to look at him and say, come on, do you think i'm going to buy that? i don't think flynn will get any time, but if he doesn't it is only because mueller and his team decided they would stick with the original deal. >> wow. that is something, sean. phil, the fbi agents described their strategy interviewing flynn and they write this. if flynn said he didn't remember something they knew he said, they wo

we have details on her visit to the bay area and what to expect tonight. tonight. >>> welcome to friday morning, "mornings on 2", i'm pam cook, it's december 14th. >> i am loving your colors. >> black and white. >> it steve paulson is talking about the winds around here. it will get here eventually. >> i'm dave clark. >>> and that's the title a song i believe it. >> is it? >> i know there's a summer wind, that's not what we have. we have a winter like wind. cloud cover for us, rain will develop later on. santa rosa, cloud cover, 39, it's a tough day to get above 56, 57 for them. this livermore 41, there's your 39, you go to novato and 49. napa airport 52, this is the outlier and 60 at half moon bay. my gosh, there's a south wind picking up big time, the cloud cover is coming up in combination of the system to the north and south drawing are in a lot of moisture, rainfall will not be that avenue, it will pick up later on, it will give off and on light rain. the moisture streams from the south. we could get light rain developing ahead of that. you may have t

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new details emerging about acting attorney general matthew whittaker and his involvement in a companyshut down last year by federal regulators over allegations of scamming investors. according to reports, documents released by the federal trade commission show that whittaker had numerous e-mail exchanges with the ceo of world patent marketing in 2015, focused on customers' fraud complaints. whittaker was a paid advisor at the time for the company. the e-mail exchanges indicate that whittaker had some advance notice about the issues that eventually led to the government charges of fraud against the company and an fbi investigation into the matter. as the "wall street journal" points out, the documents show that ftc employees who investigated world patent marketing were anxious when they received a voicemail from whittaker informing the agency he had taken a high level job. one wrote, you're not going to believe this, matt whittaker is now chief of staff to the attorney general of the united states. >> acting attorney general mat whittaker has also been critical of the man who tapped hi

and really those gruesome details about the murder of shoji will once again put more pressure on the white house to act but the question is she how will. well quite and this isn't the first transcript we've heard about turkish media did release a transcript in november but they did that are also interesting features about the c.n.n. story best source as read was what the source says was a translation of a document prepared by turkish intelligence agencies the suggestion from c.n.n. is this might be the document that was shared with other foreign intelligence agencies and interestingly c.n.n. did approach a u.s. senate who had been briefed by gina haskell the cia director and put the findings of this transcript to that senator and the senator said it was consistent with that briefings or perhaps we get more of an idea of what members of congress what's driving the outrage of members of congress it does confirm many of the details we already knew about this appalling appalling murder but the final words are i can't breathe it also transcribes because sugar these final screams his gusts

the intense search continues and we'll bring you more details as they become available. >>> and a man shot and killed a police officer when it happened in standees law county. take a look at photos of the sups, this was taken minutes before the shooting. the officer stopped the man as he was driving away from the store. >> ktvu's ron malcom talked to communities who are badly shaken by the killing of that officer who served newman for 7 years. >> the town is gripped in sadness. >> we're like family, it's, it's unheard of for this town to experience this. >> this couple said it's all they could do as they add these purple and gold balloons for a memorial for the corporal gunned down after a routine traffic stop. the alleged suspect captured on surveillance cameras after pulling in to buy beer and cigarettes. >> he bought a 12 pack of beer. >> and suzanne had no idea what would happen next. >> i was in shock. when the guy left, my officer, the officer pulled him over down the street, we went outside, the shots had already been fired and the guy left, we saw the officer's car was left be

get details on this state program.uring business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> this morning, a new assault accusation is emerging against the nfl star running back kareem hunt. police say hubt is accused of kicking a man at a kansas city nightclub in january. >> the third violent incident connected to hunt this year. last week, tmz posted this stunning video showing hunt kicking and shoving a woman in february. look at this. no charges were filed in any of the three cases. miguel marquez is following this with more. wow. >> yeah, so this latest incident that we have, the video is a little inconclusive, but it essentially shows him in an altercation in a kansas city nightclub back in january 7th. there were no charges filed at the time. it was from what is being claimed is that it was hunt and some of his colleagues beat up a victim and t

details on that coming up. >> and limited visibility on those freeways because of those foggy sp details coming up. ots. >>> new this morning. certain groups of people may face significant health and safety issues as a result of an east bay hospital shutting its doors. a new report published by researchers at u.c. berkley says closing alta bates hospital will hurt elderly patients the most. the report is the first in-depth analysis in suter health announced to close the hospital by 2030. >>> 5:14 in this morning's health watch, depression and anxiety maybe as much of a health risk as obesity. a 65% higher risk for a heart condition and 87% for those with arthritis. >>> a new study shows lack of sleep can increase the desire for jung food experienced increased activity in the part of the brain that involved in food reward. the findings help unravel the link between sleep and obesity. >>> a crack down this morning for drivers and tolls using those temporary paper plates long after the card is no longer new. will replace them with new lettered and numbered paper plates. the legislation has

now, the devil is in the detail.on that opec intends to cut production, but who were cut and by how much? can they agree on that today and tomorrow?|j and by how much? can they agree on that today and tomorrow? i think what we are definitely seeing is that there is generally a consensus that there is generally a consensus that there is generally a consensus that the opec and non— opec members do see that the markets are oversupplied and there is a consensus that there needs to be a cut. the levels definitely matter, though, because that is where there is still... it seems there is disagreement. in our own analysis at jp morgan, we feel the cut needs to be one to1.3 jp morgan, we feel the cut needs to be one to 1.3 million barrels per day and in addition to that, russia adding more. we feel those are the levels of cuts required to balance the market at this point. however, if 0pec the market at this point. however, if opec was to recommend those level of cuts, we would perhaps see prices recovering at least by $5 or $

to let you know more details on those operations, dhl's more details on those operations, dhl‘s operationthe airport. freight is very much at the heart of the story too. your‘re watching business live — our top story... the chief financial officer of huawei, the chinese technology giant, has been arrested in canada. it is alleged they have violated sanctions with regards to iran, this isa sanctions with regards to iran, this is a move that has come from the us and there is a view to extradite her to the us on friday. on the market started they do not like it at all! we have seen a big row in the asian markets in the last few hours. that is extending into the european session too. the ftse 100 is extending into the european session too. the ftse100 is down, more than 1%. the same in germany and also france as well. a bit of a crisis story as well. opec members are meeting in vienna which is having an effect on the oil price. let's talk getting out the house with a new baby! it is a huge challenge. any mother, father, grandparent or nanny knows what it is like, there is so much to remember!

on the newshoutonight: a major week in the russia investigation, as special counsel robert mueller details the level of cooperation fro the president's former personal attorney and campaign chairman. en, team trump. the president announces his picks for u.s. attorney general, ambassador to the united nations, and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. plus, "the future of work."be how getting a l arts degree could help land a job in the tech sector. >> thinking clearly, writing inll, working well with other people, understadiversity, working in groups... these are skills that are usefuu in vly any kind of work. >> woodruff: and, it's friday. mark shields and david brooks analyze the latest in the russia investigation, the legacy of president george h.w. bush, and more. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> consumer cellular believesth wireless plans should reflect the amount of talk, text and data that you use. we offer a variety of contract wirele

new details that might have sent the president's syria decision. >>> and the drone mystery that shed down one of britain's busiest airports, and it might not be over yet. we've got a live report ahead. >>> but first, the government partially shut down at midnight, so we're headed into our eighth hour. negotiations set to resume in the coming hours. the white house unable to find a compromise last night on a spending bill. the stalemate over the president's $5 billion to fulfill a signature campaign promise of building a border wall. the third. one lasted nine hours, the other, 69. they're expected to work. they won't be paid though. and more than 350,000 federal employees will be furloughed or sent home. among those working without pay, 54,000 customs and border protection agents, 42,000 coast guard employees, 53,000 tsa agents say they will likely be paid retro actively. also impacted by the partial shutdown, transportation, commerce, interior, culture, housing and urban development. they say he's throwing a tell per tantrum and pushing our nation into a destructive trump shutdown.

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get details on this state program.sit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> a live look from the san rafael camera. the fog is back and it could impact your commute. >>> good morning. it is thursday -- wednesday. >> yeah. >> i'm ahead. >> i'm sorry to tell you. >> december 12th. >> all day long. and there is going to be fog once again. meteorologist mike nicco a but thidick in places. >> petaluma, oakland, san jose. it is leaving residue behind in the form of mist and drizzle. don't be spots the closer you are to downtown. 580, 80, 24, 13 around oakland, bead phobt and 116 and 101 in the north bay. -- piedmont. the fog will be around mid-40s to mid-50s. upper 50s at noon. upper 50s at 4:00. 53 at 7:00. alexis. >>> good morning, mike.

instead of every little detail. if you give me 100 details, i'll try and do all correct. he said, "let me give you 50 details, and let's just let your talent take over the rest." it helped me play freer for our team and for him. and it's been nice. >> reporter: i'm not going to lie to you. it's a lot colder here than it is in the bay area. and rain is in the forecast for tomorrow. the ultimate equalizer in a game like this where the raiders limp in as a slight road underdog. all right, andrea, back to you in the studio. signing off from cincinnati. >> all right. thanks, verne. keep warm. >>> deshon watson and the take sans visiting the jets. elijah manager wire runs into the pile, but keeps on pushing to get into the end zone. the jets take a 22-19 lead. but houston responds. watson looking for deandre hopkins, and hopkins reaches out for the grab. the 14-yard game-winning touchdown, as they win 29-22. houston has won 10 of their last 11 games. >>> the sacramento kings talked to steph curry by playing moon landing videos throughout the game. curry torched them in the end

bush's secret service detail. they will be in the second car following his hearse throughout the duration of any motorcade you see in the coming days as well. we will have a joint military honor guard serving as pallbearers today. that secret service detail serving as honorary pallbearers today also. kate, the details for a state funeral have been a partnership working the bush family and the department of defense, but there are some details that only a family can see to. we have learned that president bush will be carried to his final resting place, wearing socks that pay tribute to his lifetime of service that really began when at 18 years old he made the commitment to be a naval aviator. you can see those airplanes on those socks he will wear to his final resting place which will be in college station, texas, home of the bush presidential library on thursday, kate. >> all really just beginning as we watch the slow motorcade, the slow procession to where you are in ellington air field. we'll follow this all toge

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ask the white house for details, no, ask the pentagon for details. no, apparently nobody has any details. the president is just winging this one. does he mean it if it's on twitter, does it count? if he is just winging it with the life of your son or your daughter or your husband or wife over there in uniform right now, it's been a spectacle for all of us. but if you are in a personal situation with regard to that conflict right now, this must have been a very difficult day. but we're going to get some expert help on this story coming up in just a few minutes. i do have to tell you, the administration and the president appear to have put so little thought and so little planning, if any planning at all, into this announcement today that it literally, as i speak, is not even clear at this point if the pentagon is planning on this withdrawal. if the pentagon is planning on doing whatever it is that the president has supposedly ordered, if they can figure out what that order is. because of that lack of clarity tonight, that alone i think is good reason t

it does not detail when these connections happened.en is talking about his interactions with russians. >> bret, thank you very much. everybody can see you in about 20 minutes on special report. >> this is making kevin hart feel better. >> alan dershowitz, constitutional scholar from harvard who has had more time to look at this memo. are you learning anything more as you read through this thing? >> yeah. i think we are seeing a coming attraction. a trailer for the mueller report, in which in the end, he is going to layout a circumstantial case of political sin rather than federal crime. >> took the words right out of my mouth. >> [laughing]. >> it's not just that the rules say you can't indict a sitting president. they won't find any crimes. let's take collusion. the president said there is no collusion. even if there were evidence of collusion, even if this was a deal made between the president and putin, help me get elected president. i don't favor sanctions. that would be a terrible political sin. but i can search up and down the fe

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we'll get more details.nds like it's moving off to the shoulder quickly, and no sensors slowing but it just happened seconds ago. we are talking about an early getaway, friday early afternoon, a lot of slowing ac ross the bay bridge and carquinez bridge coming together and eastbound 80 slow through fairfield and dixon later. right now, it's an easy drive and no problems for fog either. there is the live look at a crew over there, with a disabled truck but it's out of lanes at the richmond side. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the holiday season is all about tradition and one ad coming to an been lighting up a neighborhood for more than three decades. >> cheryl hurd shows us. >> reporter: a man named bob started this as a hobby, and it grew and grew and grew into this. at the end of december, the man known as santa bob is calling it quits. ♪ >> our biggest nights are coming up. >> reporter: just moments before the lights turn on, we found bob stanley making final preparations for bob's world 2018. >> it's t

get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> two cars slam into an apartment building. we have the reaction from the people inside the homes and what happened to the driver. >> search goes on for tuesday pictures as of several police raids, what they are investigating and how one victim ended up locked inside of a safe. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this friday morning, december 7th. i'm pam cook. >> we're wide awake, i think. >> we've been up for hours. >> yes, i'm dave clark. steve paulson is awake. >> excuse me. i was taking a nap. >> stay awake. it is cold out. >> i told alexa to hit the snooze button. guess what i be waking up to? michael jackson. >> high of 37. there is a lot of 30s out thr. and under clears skies and no -- out there. under clear ski

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