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rahm: i started this job, 6'2" and 250 pounds, i'm now 142 pounds dripping dripping wet and 5'8". we now have 150 chicago kids on the chicago star scholarship. 81% of these kids are the first ones to ever go to college. [applause] he just mentioned, when i became mayor we did not have full day kindergarten for every child. we made kindergarten full for every child. college. about four years ago, we've launched it and out kids in chicago have embarked on the scholarship. 81% of the children that used the scholarship, free tuition, free books, free transportation, 81% are the first ones to ever go to college. [applause]

just the drip, drip, drip. you can see from east bay hills it's kind of quiet. we have showers with a small chance of an isolated thunderstorm. it's trending dryer and mild. 55 in fairfield, antioch, oakland, san jose. santa cruz about 59 degrees. another mild with temperatures upper 40s to low 50s with a little bit of a lull in the shower activity. here we are. you can see it. it's just spotty out there once again. here is a look at thunderstorms that are going to bypass the bay area and head to mendocino county coast. let's jump in tomorrow. still a 3 with heavy rain and thunderstorms and gusty winds of 50 to 60 miles per hour. i think we'll have flooding and downed trees. 6:00 this morning you see some yellow out there. notice the better chances going to start at noon all the way up through 4:00. then look at that. we start to taper by 7:00. 7:00 tomorrow morning, not much. noon not much. 3:00 on. look at that. for the evening commute. thunderstorms start to roll around 9:00 and then by part gone. more rain, a 2 for thursday. friday, saturday, dry and sunday

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. >> it's been months of drip, drip, drip, and now full on sunshine.ave no storms and record high temperatures. we'll have to see if the latter happens but definitely going to be dry. temperatures all over the scale because of the breezes. mid to upper 30s in ukiah, rosa, livermore, san jose, 50 in san francisco. our destination under mostly sunny sky, high clouds filter that sunshine right around 60 with lighter breezes this afternoon. we'll show you the fast breezes in accuweather 12-hour planner. here is the morning commute. >> take a look at the causeway there. everything moving nicely. about a 14-minute driving from hayward to san mateo side of things. smooth sailing across golden gate bridge. no fog. traffic in both directions. the zipper truck will be doing their way soon and we'll have four in the south and two in the northbound. we'll check with the commute in a couple minutes. >> thank you. breaking overnight chris brown has been detained in paris in connection with a rape allegation. >> they detained brown, his bodyguard and another person y

. >> i started this job, 6'2" and 250 pounds, i'm now 142 pounds dripping weight and -- dripping wet and 5'8". we now have 150 chicago kids on the chicago star scholarship. 81% of these kids are the first ones to ever go to college. [applause] he just mentioned, when i became mayor we did not have full day kindergarten for every child. we made kindergarten full for every child. we did not have full day universal pre-k, we're now embarked on pre-k for every child regardless of zip code or background. we added one hour and 15 minutes to every day. when you add it up a child today in the city of chicago gets four more years of classroom time than a child born 10 years ago. if 83% of your kids are poverry ty or below they need more classroom time than anything else you can do. some of the biggest things i've tone in my life is what aye talked about this echicago stars scholarship. we have a big debate in america, it's described as a division between red and blue but it comes down to a fault line on education. in chicago we have a different bargain. rather than education being what divide

(nats drip drip drip)modesto fire fighters face dangerous situations each day but now - crews are confrontedheir toughest battles yet (chief alan ernst, modesto fire department)"it's really heartbreaking because it's a beloved station for us firefighters, for the community."chief alan ernest says water damage from recent storms have caused fire station number one's roof to leak and collapse(nat)"this is some area that's damaged and there's been some buckling."creating an unstable environment(nat)"this office hasn't been occupied in over two years."now - desks beds and other furniture have been replaced by buckets pails and fans(nats)"just a matter of limiting the damage that's coming down."chief ernst says crews and contractors have made ongoing repairs throughout the years - but recently the problem came to a head(chief)"ultimately the recommendation was that we needed a complete new roof structure for the firehouse." the chief says they have to choose whether or not to save the 80 year old building. (chief)"ensure that we have a more appropriate work environment and a safer environment."to

and so to the extent that this constant drum beat, this drip, drip, drip undermines them and their work, it's deeply destructive. the fbi i worked for jim comey and bob mueller is closely tegterred to the ruth of law and the constitution. in fact in the counterintelligence world it's the most highly regulated and closely supervised work they do. so the notion this is a rogue agency out on a frolic and detour is just nonsense and it's deeply hurtful and doopeeply destructive. >> let me take the other side of the argument to make the point that for a republican ag nominee for donald trump, this man today really did try to stake his claim to independence and went out of his way to say the right things regarding the integrity of the investigations. if you're donald trump who has wistfully spoken of where is my roy cone, is this a case of be careful what you wish for? >> i kept going back to the can question of why does william barr want this job? and i think he was getting some of those questions today. it's an incredibly powerful and important position. and who wouldn't want to be the nati

rahm: i started this job, 6'2" and 250 pounds, i'm now 142 pounds dripping dripping wet and 5'8". we now have 150 chicago kids on the chicago star scholarship. 81% of these kids are the first ones to ever go to college. [applause] he just mentioned, when i became mayor we did not have full day kindergarten for every child. we made kindergarten full for every child. college. about four years ago, we've launched it and out kids in chicago have embarked on the scholarship. 81% of the children that used the scholarship, free tuition, free books, free transportation, 81% are the first ones to ever go to college. [applause] when i became mayor, we did not have full day kindergarten for every child. we did not have full day universal pre-k for every child. we're now embarked on full they pre-k for every child in the city of chicago. day.ded 1:15 every when you added up, a child in the city of chicago gets four more years of classroom child than a child born 10 years ago. is 83% are poverty and below, they need more classroom time then anybody -- anything else you can do. some of the bigg

it becomes this kind of drip, drip, drip and they wonder is this a significant day today, is this a significant thing? well, if true, this is a significant thing, right? because this is the first time, instance, that we the public know about president trump directing someone to lie under oath to conceal interactions with russia. >> sure, and again, if true, and we ought to point out that cnn has not independently confirmed this story. that if true, this wuld be according to the president's attorney general designate, bill barr, this would be a clear case of obstruction of justice, trying to find -- trying to direct somebody to lie. so we don't know at this point independently whether it is, but what we do know from court filings is that cohen has said he interacted with white house-based staff before he testified, and that he did follow the political messaging of the president of the united states in order to protect the president. that is what we know. this takes it from court filings. this takes it, of course, a huge leap further, which is that the president was directing him, and i would pre

the military drip was about to become a torrent and predicting that if majority doesn't leave officesoon that the younger members of the military would revolt course it's easy for someone like silva maybe not easy but easier for someone like him to speak out because he's here in the united states he's in washington d.c. he knows that u.s. government is going to back him up in this in his support of the opposition leader but. clearly they are hoping that he will help lead the way for other military officials to take similar steps because the military is so important of course to staying in power and has also made statements to attempt to encourage people to follow him in and promising protection if they do. the those who are still in guarantees come with us here we can give protection we can give all the necessary elements of clarity to the venezuelan people of course and we will of course be waiting to see if others take up that offer of and off amnesty and certainly the trump ministration will be happy with this defection but what about the rest of the u.s. government other democrat

indeed it out it's it's really bad -- a drip drip aspects -- every day. guessing what us post -- and bolts -- really started struggling flight --- well actually delayed -- to because many m. apple well because security workers are affected. by this shut down so -- there were genuine concerns that it could begin to to really a flat affect. flight safety and and see i- of a potential -- accidents -- people standing in long queues -- as apple. and and i'm not. fully days in which we so back to eight hundred thousand federal government workers affected by this -- being forced to stand in line going to going to food banks -- having to work extra jobs -- driving taxis. in baby's day saying working at schools -- and and some of been quoted saying i voted for donald trump -- but now i regret it and calling on him to take action. he has certainly taken a lion's share of the blblamet seems -- according to opinion pololl. and i think those people will say this is -- this decision today is not a moment too soon. so we heard donald trump make the announcement about th

. >> laura: he's getting hammered day after day after day, drip, drip, drip, mueller and all that.nt being towa tarred with this he's not for nato. he is a businessman and he wants us to support nato but he wants other countries to pay their fair share. today i know a lot of ambassadors are in town. he was at the the pentagon and he talked about nato today. let's watch. >> president trump: we cannot be the fools for others. we're gonna be with nato 100%. but as i told the countries, you have to step up. you have to pay. minimum numbers, actually, that they set a 2% goal. very few pay that. but they should be much higher than that. look at what we pay. it's massively higher than that. countries are now stepping up. they can well afford to. the. >> laura: okay so he says all that ambassador grenell. then you have congressman gregory motion from new york going on television and saying this >> he is a guy that filled believe if you talked to him three or four years before running for president he probably didn't even know what nato is. but now, you know, he has devalued nato and the eu

and so to the extent that this constant drumbeat, this drip, drip, drip undermines them and their work, it's deeply destructive. i'll say one other thing. the fbi, the fbi at which i work both for jim comey and bob mueller is closely tethered to the rule of law and to the constitution. in fact, in the counterintelligence world, it i, the most highly regulated and the most closely supervised investigative work that they do. so the notion that this is a rogue agency out on a frolic and detour is nonsense, and it's deeply hurtful and deeply destructive. >> maya wylie, let me take the other side of the argument and that is for a republican aging nominee of donald trump, this man today really did try to stake his claim to independence, and he went out of his way to say the right things regarding the integrity of the investigation. r if you're donald trump, who has wistfully spoken of where is my roy kohn, might this be a case of watch what you wish for. you're nodding. >> i keep going back to why does william barr want this job, and i think he's getting those questions today. it's an incred

, drip, drip out of the fbi investigation. what's this mean for capitol hill now that we're seeing democrats take control of the committee? >> i think it gives added impetus to the democratic oversight and investigative operation that's beginning to ratchet up. adam schiff who will be the new chairman of the intelligence committee since the democrats took over the house has raised questions in the past about the president's relationship with russia. i mean, i think we have to take a little step back. when this headline, "new york times" headline flashed on your phone, it is a surreal moment that the fbi would open investigation into the president of the united states to see if he was acting on the interests of russia. but if you think about it, it is a question that's been at the center of the russia investigation all along, and sarah sanders, the white house press secretary put out a statement saying as you said that trump administration policy towards russia has been quite a tough one. all along there's been this other polic

. >> we will watch for it as it all continues to drip, drip, drip. thank you both so much. >>> the president meantime claims that some of his predecessors advised him to build a wall, but the problem is, all of them, all of them said they didn't. here how vice president pence struggled to answer for the president's claim. >>> plus a serious mistake, the president of turkey now blasting the trump administration shifting foreign policy on syria after john bolton contradicts the president. we're back in a moment. with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. select hotels to your existing trip. your insurance rates skyrocket you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. c

obviously, all of the drip drip drip contributes to the larger narrative the house is looking at whether the president has committed high crimes and misdemeanors we don't know whether roger stone will be convicted of anything or will testify against the president or if he has anything to testify against the president about. we have to wait and watch that >> thank you thanks for waking up with me early on a sunday morning. >>> the golf course of president trump in western new york got pink slips this week the reason why next. gestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. hey, darryl. would you choose the network rated #1 in the nation by the experts, or the one awarded by the people? uh... correct! you don't have to choose, 'cause, uh... oh! (vo) switch to the network awarded by rootmetrics and j.d. power. now get $300 off our best phones. itso chantix can help you quit "slo

we'll learn a lot more if had all come out in a day as opposed to the drip, drip, drip of leaks and indictmentsuld faint at this notion this is a big deal. >> i will put up some of the numbers. michael cohen had at least 17 contacts george papadopoulos, 12. paul manafort, six michael flynn at least five. roger stone at least 18 that we know about we were talking about keeping the big picture perspective. >> we were talking about it on the break how you need to step back and have the map laid out for you. there is so much information coming out all the time. it's hard to keep track. i'm glad the "new york times" did this i want to make one point as a russian-american i feel like i get frustrated when either on cable news or newspapers say contacts with russians who had connections to xyz. it always feels like, you spoke to a russian by no means am i defending here. >> a fair criticism. >> the trump campaign or any of his associates it's always just, the russians >> kevin, your takeaway? >> i just think we need to keep focused on the big picture if you're a republican, a democrat, take a step bac

(nats drip drip drip)modesto fire fighters face dangerous situations each day but now - crews are confrontedith one of their toughest battles yet (chief alan ernst, modesto fire department)"it's really heartbreaking because it's a beloved station for us firefighters, for the community."chief alan ernest says water damage from recent storms have caused fire station number one's roof to leak and collapse(nat)"this is some area that's damaged and there's been some buckling."creating an unstable environment(nat)"this office hasn't been occupied in over two years."now - desks beds and other furniture have been replaced by buckets pails and fans(nats)"just a matter of limiti t coming down."chief ernst says crews and contractors have made ongoing repairs throughout the years - but recently the problem came to a head(chief)"ultimately the recommendation was that we needed a complete new roof structure for the firehouse." the chief says they have to choose whether or not to save the 80 year old building. (chief)"ensure that we have a more appropriate work environment and a safer environment."to repai

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but drip, drip, drip and then deluge in the accuweather seven-day forecast. mid to upper 50s in the north bay. you see the rain first. that's near 60 degrees this afternoon. lows tonight, about 45 to 50 degrees. two storms showing up. you can see they both look pretty healthy. let's focus on the immediacy of this one. 7:00 this morning, a random sprinkle possible. sunshine. towards noon, the closer to the coast and the north bay, better chance of scattered showers. 4:00 to 8:00 is when the storms roll in light to moderate showers and waves of them at that. it will taper towards 8:00 tomorrow morning. sunshine, clouds and a ran donnal shower possible tomorrow. our best time to be outside. so a rainfall total, up until noon, pretty much nothing and then during the evening commute, that's when it all starts to come in. my concern is hydroplaning out of this storm. but let me show you the accuweather seven-day forecast. by the time we get to wednesday, everybody will be pretty saturated and the wind could gust 50 to 60 miles per hour. thursday, we could have dama

, drip, drip mentality of getting this information out there, and from a commune cases standpoint, icribe to the rip the band-aid off and get it all out there mentality to the degree they have said there's no there there, there's no collusion, there's nothing to say there, then get it out there. all these questions about what's going on, what happened, was there any collusion, was there any coordination, the only way to answer all those questions and stop being asked those questions is to put it out there, so, i would like to think that once this report is completed, which i'm not going to prejudge and speculate as to what's in it -- >> like matt is doing, but gone on. >> no, he's not. he's saying they would be better served to put it out there. but yes, put it out there. no one will be asking questions. for the right and the left. put it out there and there will be no more questions. >> what do you say to that? giuliani is insinuating that campaign may have colluded, but he said some people in the campaign, but he doesn't think the president. do you think it's a rip the band-aid, do

we don't know when or what mueller is going to be coming up with and how it's going to be a drip, drip, drip over the coming weeks and months, and that's going to affect the president's ability to negotiate on anything. he's kind of thrown pence under the bus. when pence went out and tried to negotiate maybe a $2.6 billion for the wall, and so, you know, now pence is useless to him. so he's going to find himself, trump will find himself isolated, blaming a lot of people, screaming at the tv and then it's going to be a very bad time for him when these republicans start peeling off and they will. >> ayman, i think she make as great point. quickly. she talked about mike pence. also let's look at mick mulvaney on "meet the press" this morning. how can any democrat in a room negotiating with them feel confident they're actually speaking with any authority? remember, mike pence had an agreement, allegedly from the white house before the break that the republicans in the senate and house couldn't actually rely upon because the president pulled the rug from under them. >> a point as well nancy

, drip, drip, the next couple of months. jake? >> thank you very much. kristen as a pollster at the table, when you heard that paul manafort shared internal polling data with someone who had ties to the russian intelligence and mark sandberg -- sorry, mark warner, head democrat on senate intelligence said this is helping to provide information that the russians could use during their attack, during their cyber hack on the u.s. elections, what went through your mind as somebody who knows what is in there in terms of internal campaign polling data? >> sure. it depends on what was handed over and if it was cross tabs or top lines of a poll. in some ways that's a fairly blunt instrument. it's not going to be the sort of thing that can help you very deeply microtarget ads to hundreds of thousands -- the sorts of things that russia is being accused of. you would need much more in-depth modeling and statistics. what you could know, for instance, if public polling was showing that trump was not so competitive in a state like wiscons

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the drip, drip, drip of everything going on.the wagons circling around all of the people who are in that russian -- you know, that trump tower meeting. you know, paul manafort in jail right now. guilty on one set of charges. accused of duping mueller on another, you know, on his ability to cooperate. we have the lawyer now, you know, targeted by a different set of authorities. so, it's just things keep happening and these dominos keep sort of falling in slow motion. and we just keep waiting to figure out what the final thing is going to be. >> the fact that the government says that paul manafort shared polling data with a suspected russian agent, that's just remarkable. >> strikes at the core of what the president has said that there's no evidence, no suggestion of collusion. it certainly looks like some pretty clear coordination. but another piece of news that we need to mention here, the supreme court refused to intervene on behalf of this foreign-own the corporation. they'll be fined $50,000 a day for not complying with the s

in the drip, drip, drip of the investigation, we've seen how there have been a number of associates of the president's who have been charged and in many cases pleaded guilty or were convicted for an array of crimes that deal with financial matters, not telling the truth and so forth. now the focus is giuliani saying he only speaks for the president, which for any attorney would be a pretty standard thing. but it certainly changes the impression that has been left for a very long time. no collusion has been one of the go-to mantras of this administration, the president an his outside team. in addition, of course, we know the president had submitted written letters to the special counsel and giuliani telling our colleague, kristen welker, if he had known that there had been a counterintelligence probe opened by the fbi in 2017, and we don't know the product of that because that was swept into the mueller investigation, he would not have cooperated at all providing written answers from the president. he says because that would make this an illegitimate investigation. so that is certainly

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everything would melt and drip out.could set all the tvs on msnbc and leave them there. >> greg: [laughs] i would leave a single footprint in the middle of a room, a single footprint. perfectly formed but just one. not two, one. >> kennedy: like a crop circle. >> greg: yes. like a mini crop circle. >> dana: where did this come from? >> greg: someone was here or they weren't. will be honest this honestly? what's the most embarrassing thing they've done that a holiday party? all all right, juan. >> juan: what's the most embarrassing thing? >> dana: leaving early? >> juan: i have done that. that is to avoid being embarrassed. i don't know. maybe get a little tipsy and then say i've got to get out of here. >> pete: i would say tipsy karaoke. i like to get after it. it's not always good. >> greg: used all chris cuomo's line. let's get after it. now it's yours, pete. >> dana: steal it back. i don't think i've done anything embarrassing at a holiday party. >> greg: jeez louise. >> kennedy: if you came to my holiday party. >> d

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i think it's his way of leaking out explosive information drip by drip and then confusing everyone byaying one thing one day and contradicting himself the next. so when in fact the mueller investigation becomes public, people aren't going to be shocked and surprised by what they hear and they'll be confused, which is exactly what donald trump and rud rudy giuli want to have happen. >> if donald trump were to engage in a big business deal in conflict to everything he's saying to the american people, why wouldn't he be willing to collude on other matters like hillary e? beating her? >> that's an interesting question and with each passing day and evidence that. >>s into the domain, the cloud of suspicion over pennsylvania avenue the trump campaign grows stronger. that's why we need an investigation, which is currently being led by special counsel, robert mueller, inwhethinto whether they were to artificially place donald trump into 1600 pennsylvania avenue and we as house democrats are wanting to make sure that information gets presented to the american public. >> remember this die derip

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. >> the news of roger stone being indicted tomorrow, the drip by drip that we get from the mueller investigation, how much of that is wearing on republicans and whether or not they have appetite to back up the president during another shut down or national emergency. >> i interviewed a republican today for a book that i'm writing about someone involved in these investigations that is just fretting at the prospect of an organizing meeting on the oversight committee in the coming days. that would be a prefunctory meeting. i think the mueller probe will get going, people are under oath day after day in public in committee hearings being on live cable tv. that will wear on republicans that have to or don't have to defend the president, but on the president who according to all of our reporting spends a decent amount of time watching cable news coverage of himself and it will be wall to wall coverage and i think that will be a dynamic that is very difficult for the white house to contend with. >> you might be wondering what i was wondering when i first saw it. apparently according to pete williams, t

us, eagleained to feather headdresses, which had become an iconic american it drip -- american image, eagle feather headdresses were worn by very few lakota men. they were worn by men who, once again, had to exhibit certain lakota virtues. explained, when men wore an eagle feather headdress, he would only have the best mindest of his society in when he was wearing it. each eagle feather that is on the headrest was gifted to the man. and it was gifted to acknowledge some deed he performed. small as could be a sharing's ones food -- sharing ones food with somebody or saving some of life during battle. each eagle feather represents a moment in what that particular individual was honored by his community. for a man to have an eagle heather that eagle feather headdress, that means he was somebody who was revered and respected within his own society by his own people. while eagle feather headdresses are closely associated with indian warriors and lakota warriors, they are not the only style of headdress that lakota men wore. while this style of headdress would have been worn by some individ

, drip out yourself so when it does come from the government did so well.have any inside information of what he knows or doesn't know. you're just saying his actions lead you to believe that. >> he has told friends he's seen some of bob mueller's cards and the inevitable negotiation back and forth between the trump legal team in the mueller legal team about whether the president will sit down for an interview appeared so he does know some things we don't know publicly. but he is shrewdly if you will even in a goofy manner they seen some of it. >> so that's how we kind of go through things in the media when a new report comes out. we flip the right to say i knew that already and this is no one that gets -- immediate game that's been played. >> the mayor's reputation and clients reputation been uninterested in the church expands because he keeps bringing things out in a think of other tapes or threw that out but it wishes to hypothetical. when you make a wild allegation like that, if teams like every monday morning he's walking back something he said on the s

hat we've seen so far this piecemeal drip by drip tax cuts, think, regulatory changes, for private sectorpanies, is not really enough. is what are the markets pricing in? generally you have a lot of a lot of foreign investors, pricing in a strong stimulus-response. theret think that's quite now. consensus has come down with respect to it, but right now it's weakening. strong 't seen a response yet the basic question in 2019 is do they respond like they have in see this r do we continued pace of tax cuts -- >> just chipping away, just a reforms, et cetera, but we've seen it in the past where they have done that and it they just say,nd kay, let's just chunk the kitchen sink that. could still be in the cards? >> it could be. market is what to look at. of the bviously one biggest fears for policymakers. we do see a little bit of labor well. weakness as you've seen it in survey data and employment numbers. that's weakening but what they are doing right now is a smart policy. enoughsy to say it's not to bring about a response in equity markets but the fact is tax cuts are the right way to do it