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. >>> happening now the california eor li is ihas isn fl maximum enforcement period. law enforcement will pay special attention toru drivers. alcohol plays a large part and alcohol and drugs.his same time patrols will last through christmas night. >>> one holiday tradition is back. toys being collected right now at the san francisco location. it is located near jefferson and mason streets. the day long event will put presents in the handsov of kids that would otherwise do without. >> we are in the holiday home stretch. >>. >> it is the merriest place be. >> now at the new location at 145 jefferson street and in the 18th year the annual last minute christmas eve toy drive is bringing out city leaders both past and present. >> some kids won't necessarily get anything this christmas and just imagine how that might feel. >> a survey by the u.s. census bureau estimates thousands of children are living below the poverty level. toys dropped off and donated in this last minute effort will go to making their spirits bright. >> we heard 12,000 kids may wake up without toys. hel

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three key witness fls the rues russia probe. a writer said cohen has turned dramatically on his former mentor lashing out in public. flynn quietly pleaded guilty and has cooperated at length with mueller. manafort, despite having no obvious connection to trump has remained most loyal. giving in and then reneging. trump took to twitter to blame the russia witch hunt, a phrase he's used 130 times for lower his approval rating. the big question we're asking today is what will tomorrow's filings reveal about the russia investigation? joining me phillip rutker and d editor and chief ben. phillip, the president has called the russia investigation a witch hunt at least 130 times on twitter. i have not counted how many times he's said that in person. is the white house doing anything else to prepare for what at some point will be the release of a mueller report? >> it's a good question. a lot of the preparations for mueller are happening among the president's legal team. the staffers in the white house really don't want to have anything

he saided you've made my life fl of everything i could ever dream of. my complete happiness should be a token of my love for you. who writes like that? other than a man who was just a great personal example to the nation. ing they were married january the 6th, 19 45, had six children. they were there longest married presidential couple. married 73 years. ins. 1994 barbara bush described her husband in her memoirs as the two luckiest people in the world. when all the dust is settled and allwd the crowds are gone, the things that matter are faith, family and friends. and we've been inordinately blessed, and we know that. in 1994, that same year, he's still writing her, decades later. he wrote her on their anniversary in 1994 with this note: will you marry me? then he wrote, oops, i forgot you did that 49 years ago today. i was very happy on that day in 1945, and i'm even happier today. you've given me the joy that few men know. i've p climbed perhaps the hight mountain in the world, but even that cannot hold a candle to beinge barbara's husband. the love

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stock fl 1% to $4.92. >>> now to housing a becau of recent price declines, homeowners are no longer seeing big gains in equity. some are even losing the ability to pull cash out of their homes. diana olick has more. >> reporter: homeowners in most placesgre still mak money, but they are now seeing the smlest gains in twoyears. the average homeowner gained $12,400 in h equity between the third quarter of last year and this year t according core logic. that includes price depreciation and paying down the mortgage. that's down from $16,000n annual gains in the second quarter. places in the west saw bigger gains, california and nevada more tha $30,000. homeowners in north dakota, louisiana and connecticut los value. this is all because the gains in home prices areshrinking. why? rising mortgage rates which did drop back in the last month but are still considerably higher than a year ago. we're also seeing more homes come on the market which has taken the ht outf that strong competition we werese eing. the drop in equity gains has been sharpest in the third quarter of this year. in fact, the am

protection in terms of risk management will prove continue to do really well in thesk cycle environment we fls going to last a lot longer than it has in theis past. so that's what we have to look at yes end of cycle but the cycle can take a lot longer than it has in the past so you have to defensive a lot of our strategies are increasing hedges by more maybe 10% next year than we have in the past because this end of cycle we feel is going to last a lot longer and so we don't want to leave a lot of upset on table we want to protect ourself. >> my thanks to john from calmos. more wall street right after this. 't go anywhere more wall street right after this. "wall street" >> well thank you so much for watching wall street this week, and all year, thank you to our fantastic viewers you can catch up every friday night at 9 p.m. eastern on fox business. plus i'll see you supgd morning on fox news channel or for sunday morning futures got a big show this weekend so do join us live 10 a.m. on sunday, plus start smart every weekday tune in here on fox business weekdays for mornings with maria from 6

going to get extraordinarily aggressive and enfearing a whole new phase where the subpoenas will be flying fast and furious the fight between white house and who will be able to testify are going to be ferocious. >> even other places, you are seeing anger from the hill about the administration's cooperation or lack thereof in briefing over the murder of the journalist. you had two senior officials go to the hill, mattis and pompeo and deliver some sort of brie briefing about what the administration knows. but the cia director was not there, you see lindsey graham and others being upset about this administration and them trying to do oversight. >> loses lindsey graham on this, you know how the rest of the hill is going to take this. >> i want to come to one ofhe the hill, jeff flake, this week, he got a lot of flack from fellow republicans for his decision to withhold his vote basically hold hostage until there is some sort of hearing for this bill to protect the special continental from being fired. this is a lost cause, why is jeff make pushing that when republican leaders will never

heavy rain upwards of two to three inches of rain especially in the northeast, coastal di fl during high tides and the winds are going to be a big factor, lester. through tomorr again causing big problems for the airports and high profile vehicles on the roads, wind gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour. lester? >> got to be nasty out there. al roker, thanks. >>> we're dealing with travel headaches at home, a much different threat has shut down one of the busiest airports overseas. flights are grounded ut asrities try to catch whoever is deliberately flying drones over the air field. bill neely has details. >> reporter: going nowhere, more than ge 100,000 pass with flights cancelled, delayed by at least one rogue drone deliberately and repeatedly flown near the runway at london gatwick, one of europe's busiest airports. police snipers deployed to take it down. troops called in to r.hunt for the operato ed>> this crime impa ersuch a huge numb of people. >> reporter: passengers stuck for hours. >> they have taken control of the airport by now, i think. >> reporter: the drone danger is clear glo

we fl have snowrries around the area today. not looking for a big impact particular snow chance. that is the good news here. but itiladd to the cold, gray wintry mood over the nation's capitalto y. 35 at national airport. winds out of the northeast at 7 miles per hour. most areas are below freezing this morning. upper 20s along the 0 corridor through maryland and 30 degrees along i-66 from t beltway to the blue ridge. temperatures closer to the mid 30s along t chesapeake bay. so if you're thinking geez, this feels colder than yesterday, you're right. we're some five to ten degrees or more colder than yesterdayrn g. that's two mornings in a row we've been colder than the one before. so if you're headed out for any of the services or near or around the national cathedral today, if you're going to watch the mdes coming and going, temperatures will be in the mid 30s at 9:00 and staying in the d to upper 30s all the way through the late morning and up to about the noon tim hours. and chances for snow flurries move in around 11: to noon. and may last on and off through much of the afte

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what a bit of flooding and transportation officials blame e fl.rash and the camera mounted on the tripod could not stop shaking, it was windy and wet. this was the most severe flooding we saw today in san francisco. for a few hours this afternoon, it shut down northbound 101 at the 80 split. traffic was backed up for a couple miles. even cut this fender bender in the backup. caltrans workers say there was about eight inches of water at this spot. they pumped the water off the freeway and they told me they had a busy day. the pump, as well. it overheated a couple times with smoke coming out. here is a time-lapse video of them clearing up the water. they weren't done, more flooding on the same freeway a quarter of a mile ahead. cansstre northbound 101 after six apm -- 6 pm. trash had clogged the drainage in both locations. >> if you come across a flooded road, someone littered and plugged up a drain. >> reporter: while the rain may be fun for some, it's a nightmare for cleanup crews and the drivers stuck behind them. >> we saw traffic accident on th

dreaming fl to college >> breaking overnight, a high school bus transporting a girls' basketba team smashes into a tractor-trailer. ateast one person is dead, and ere are multiple images. we'll have the latest. >>> get ready for a blast of winter from coast to coastor including tntial rains, flooding and some snow as we head into the weekend. >>> george herbert walker bush was america's last great soldier statesman. >> the most decent honorable person i ever met was my friend gebush. one of nature's noble men. his haepitaph, perps just a single letter. the letter l for loyalty. >> today the 41st president of the united states is lying in repose in his beloved state of texas, where a final ceremony will be held befe he is laid to rest next to his wife and daughter robin. >>> to the pacific, where early this morning a marin refuelin plane and a fighter jet crashed off japan's coast. seven marines went down. the latest on the search eaahd. >>> then our lester holt goes one on one with the legendary steven spielberg, who is on a mission and talking about one of his most impactful films, "schind

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financial volatility you have seen the past three months should be considered a proxy for slower cash fls linked to trade tensions around the world out of the white house. that's not going away. and in fact we think it's likely to be intenfied by mid-year. so the market i think is a little bit ahead of the anonomy. you should expect that economy to meet that market by the middle of 2019. >> so you think the economy will slow down to confirm what the stock market seems saying? i don't want to put words in your mouth but is th you're saying right now. >> that's about right. the long-term trend growth of th united states is 1.8%. some of what you see is clear i concern thesi market pnt can't sustain the 3% pace of growth which most eco completely disagree with. that's more of a political sentiment than rational economic analysis. i see a fundamentally strong economy slowing back to trend and then we can worry about recession risks in 2020 should there be a policy out of the white house or the federal reserve, or just a general macroeconomic slowdown linked to trade tensions. >> chris, i know

cloudy and frfl-fl 5-“7’ figs“ tflrflry 3: air fiwg 3m 3 r m stays cloudy and breezy but brighter for manyain to come on monday. good afternoon. donald trump has led tributes to the former us president, george bush senior, saying he inspired generations of americans to enter public service. mr bush died early this morning at his home in texas. he was 94 and had been living with parkinson's disease — his wife barbara had died earlier this year. george bush senior was elected president in 1988 — as the cold war came to an end, and led the united states in the first gulf war, when saddam hussein invaded kuwait. our north american editorjon sopel looks back at his life. i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. that george herbert walker bush had reached the highest office in the [and almost seemed predestined. so help me god. congratulations. he was born into a family of wealth, privilege and politics. his father was a us senator. george attended yale before volunteering for the navy in world war ii. he was shot down over the pacific, his rescue remarkably caught

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i thought it hung in fl well that goes for the sentiment which i think is pretty washed out. >> all righte on to amazon. steve grasso, trade it or fade it. >> this got tide up in the value versus growth. i think it's still there has a lot of room to fall. it's up 40% year to date that's relevant because if they come for these i love they did that if they come for these there is more fat. >> i'd trade it. >> really. >> steve is pointing out the stock could -- i think it could go to 1,500 that's the past level it has to trade to but if we rehard i multiple stocks in the poll position and amazon is something we talk about every night. nothing has change for these guys nef a good holiday. >> something did change when they quarter to reported the q 3 and guided q 4 down revenues down to 5% listen, the you just said in the a block we get earnings soon and if they confirm theyis in the lower guidance and guide down again. >> but the market priced that in. >> no the stock is up 10% from the lows two weeks ago, tim. >> but, again, the stock was bullet proof until that announcement it got priced in

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official cites budgetary short fls and potential difficulty hiring science teachers. and they said instead they're getting more math and english courses in an effort to boost st scores. >> there's just, the schools are under intense pressure. >> the cuts are happening in some of the district's poorest schools. we've learned top officials have questioned whethero it is fair the children. >> is that short-sighted? >> yes. it certainly is. >> michael cohen is a former education policy maker during the clinton administration. >> if we are giving short shrift to science, we're really oducing students who are neither scientifically literate nor just reay having a deep understanding of the world around them. >> they declined the request for an interview, instead issuing a written statement in which they confirmed the findings. they say they'll take steps with field trims, hands on days and science only school day to make upos for theof time. until then, they worry aboutge what mest is sending. >> you can't take a break from science and then come yoback. can't take a break fr

. >> we all fl like we're moving backwards. and to that family, we have our deepest condolences. but we are moving forward. >> after senseless violence stole their son away, stopped f. news4. >>> an update for you on the story of a mother putting r child.if harm's way to save >> the woman washe pushing a bay in a soller across a bus arlington intersection when she was hit by a dump truck. >> amazingly,he baby wasn't hurt. and meagan fitzgerald tells us it is all thanks a mother's instincts. >> yes. i spoke to the family. they're still shaken up by what happened yesterday morning. the victim'sai father they are grateful here. his daughter had her leg but as you mentioned, that 4-month-old baby girl escaped without a scratch. >> terrifying moments thursday moing. a woman pushing her baby girl in a stroller just before 9:30. moments later, arlingtst police ay driver of this dump truck strikes a woman who manages to push the stroller out of the way seconds before impact. likely saving her child's life. arlington police spent hours investigating and determined that the mother was in t

. >> bret: >> bret: this is the fl notable quotable for 2018. >> an emphatic bounce back with the biggestay points again for the dow. >> i can't tell you when the government is going to be open but i can tell you it's not going to be open until we have a wall or fence or whatever they like to call it. >> we have to work at it until we get agreement. and i think we had that until the president went off his meds and who knows what happened. >> authorities are investigating the death of an 8-year-old guatemalan boy in u.s. custody. >> certainly that's an absolutely tragic explanation. >> ronil singh was gunned down wednesday in the small town of newman. >> he's not coming back. >> if there's too many crises and chaos going on. >> the democrats need to step up to the plate, it's up to them to stop the shutdown. >> we sat down with mr. schumer and gave him a number below five. i'm not going to tell you what it is. did i just say i was wasn't goo tell you what the number was? >> our eternal gratitude for everything you do to give america safe, strong and free. >> not much as happening in washin

temperatures really fl from ere they will be on friday. so rain by the evening rush tomorrow. remember that. heavy rain and wind a possibility. we could see 30, 40, maybe even 50 miles per hour winds. southern marylan i'm looking at you folks for the best chance of that. a w cdylly saturday. we get to 50 tomorrow and 65 on friday. weather alert because of a flood watch for everybody. we go from 65 to 19 withwi chill of about 40. feeling about 25 degrees cooler and then 50 on sunday. christmas eve looks great. i have this here. i think we have am little sys moving through. if it moves through the north we get a little shower activity. if it is to the south of us a little colr andaybe some snow out of of it. i'm not saying we will wake up to any snow but it's something i'll be watching for later on christmas day. how about next friday? what do y think? >> great. >> it's another friday with raio and tha too. it looks like another big storm. >> all right. thank you. >>> now you can drink a beer and do charityey work. ust released amber ail. some will benefit the vit loudoun founda

. >>> and fls to be flown a natio mourning. the u.s. postal service will be closed and so will the financial markets be closed. >>> and laurie firestone, she was a stokes secretary -- a social secretary as george bush was president and she said he put more value on personal relationships rather than political party affiliations and that carried around the world. >> he wanted to break bread with the foreign leaders, particularly if he going to have to negotiate something because he felt like he wanted to know the person. >> now, missfirestone says she'll remember his sense of humor, his generous spirit and his kindness towards family, friends and staff. >>> and ktvu will cover the funeral of george h. w. bush and we'll bring ugh it to you live her. >>> there was a shooting and lee has more. >> reporter: this deadly shooting happened near homes and apartment buildings, there's yellow crime scene tape. this happened last night. the victim has not been identified. police have been not revealed a possible motive. san raphael police said they

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mostly for people who are driving under the influence of recreational >> a thanko much now toe r.says fl moon and december like flooding on the highway 1 off ramp from 101 in mill valley. the lower half of mancenita park and highway 101 is closed tonight as it has been all day after king tides flooded the area. caltrans said it will remain closed through christmas. as to call flood advisory is posted, because there will be high tides yet again. and as long as the moon is unusually close to the earth, the increased gravitational tug means the tides are higher than usual. 6 to 9 feet is not a super naturally high tide, but it's high enough so it will cause that flooding. in terms of the christmas forecast, it's already looking wet on christmas eve. i'll have complete details in a few minutes. >>> taking a live look now at the u.s. capitol, where senators adjourned today without reaching a deal to end a partial government shut down. urey will not reconvene until shut down is all but certain to continue through christmas. here in northern california, some areas of e during the shut down, and

. >> i love flashback episodes fls sometimes. >> what happened to the chick? is it okay?> the duckling changed species and turned into a beautiful swan. >> is that what they become? >> i'm curious, what do people ask you about the five? >> they always ask about juan and why do you guys let juan get away with so much? i think juan feels ex aspirated. when i was filling in for you the other night at the women of worth ceremony -- >> you backed out of that. >> i was at a funeral. >> never mind. >> a young man who worked in the hotel said you've got to look out for juan. he's my guy. i watched fox and i watch the five for juan. so -- >> all right. >> they always want to know--my uncle has a crush on you. >> you can't drink alcohol on tv. >> you told me now. >> did it taste goods? >> it was fantastic. >> i've got one called the sweet chariot. >> you can drink on commercial breaks. >> i do. >> you're scott adams. >> the producers, unbelievable. >the best of, the worst of time. it's always the best of times on the five. >> that would be a good lead for a book. >> which one? >> i

the trade war, a fight over government spending, brexit chaos all making for wild swing fls the stock market. this week focus shifts to the federal reserve. the central bank is expected to hike interest rates on wednesday. the fed chief holds a press conference. investors will listen carefully to what he says about next year. if he hints at fewer rate hike, stocks could rally. that's what happened last month when powell said this. >> we know moving too fast would risk shortening the expansion. we know moving too slowly keeping interest rates too low for too long could risk other distortions in higher inflation or detablizing balances. our path of gradual i creancrea have been designed to balance these two. >> some predicting just one rate hike next year. powell's remarks this week will provide more clarity. don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. [[clap, clap]] ♪ hey, jen, which tie says, "trustworthy but also fun"

middletown were called around 11:30 p.m.he when arrived the building was completely engulfed in es fldogs and a few rabbits were killed. several other dogs were so severely burned they had to be put down. no people were hurt. >>> now to the partial government shutdown that doesn't seem to have an end in sight. >> congress returns tomorrow but president trump is still insisting on fundi to build the wall on the u.s./mexico border. news 4's nicole jake skobs live at ragan national. crews are working but they don't know where they are going to g paid. >> reporter: they don't and of course it's a big question as to exactly how long this shutdown will last. i can tell you federal workers have seen shutdowns before, but some experts believe this could end up being one of the longest as it's expected to last well into january. as you mentioned, tsa agentsth one o hundreds of thousands working and not getting paid. they won't see the paychecks until president trump a lawmakers end the dispute over the funding for a border wall. president trump heard from many federalorkers who say they want f

you can findul the fl redown of the metro holiday schedule on nbc washington.com. >> if you're stayingthis new year's eve, watch the ball drop right here on nbc 4. nightly news anchor lester holt will be part of the group of journalist pushing the button and dropping the famous times square ball. coverage of new year's eve from times square begins at 8:00 p.mu >> if're going out tonight, be careful on t roads. >> we'll be dealing with rain. here's the latest on radar. showersg in between about 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. and times throughout the day. >> a right.ll >>> good morning. new year's eve soaker. powerful storm set to put a damper on celebratio across the country. tens of miions facing heavy rain, high winds and even snow, to usher in 2019.il whe police heighten security for tonight's countdown. al has the forecast so you can plan your night. >>> let's make a deal? toth the government shutdown entering day tenp republican signals trump could be willing to compromi. >> he's very open-minded about combining wall funding with other things to make it a win-win for the country. >> so, what

watch the drive off the gulf idast and fl we turn our attention to the northwest where we have snow showers happening now. this storm system producing winter storm watches and warnings. 're talking feet of snow. th plains. we get into a few inches from monday into the great lakes. >>> nine days in, there is still no end in sight to the partial government shutdown. that's setting president trump. nbc's white house correspondent kelly o'donnell is following it all. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hallie. days and days of no negotiation has l vt ad so easily filled with recrimination. who is to blame? which party has done what? the president has had no public even since his christmas night trip to iraq and he has still been very visible on twitter. shut in all day at the white house. the preside in shutdown mode. sending conflicting messages to democrats. in one breath tweeting, he is waiting for the democts to come o over and make a deal on border security. then a few hours later levelin a stunning accusation. after two migrant children died in federal custody. any deaths of c

tonight's program, "frederick douglass: prophet of freedom" is a lecture andhe biography for fl 2018. the lecture was founded in honor of great intellect and passion. passion specifically for biography. i'd like to think he describes being in her entire family with us tonight for their generous support of this lecture series. [applause] as well for their ongoing support review two of these a year. keep an eye out this spring for the next lecture and biography. i'd also like to thank her recognize alan showed in all of our chairman councilmembers with us tonight for their great work and support. i also just learned we have former governor -- assistant -- david patterson with us tonight. would like to recognize and thank him. [applause] so welcome. tonight's program will last an hour and also clues a question-and-answer system. it will be written questions on no cards and as you're coming into the auditorium you may ever see the no carter pencil. if not we're going to have staff going through throughoutwr the program and we will either give you a cardrd or be around latern to collect th

. >> that's trump's former campaign advisor, miketchael fl, but today we learn how long he may go to jail. we're going to hear from the special proscomputecutor today, detailing how flynn has cooperated. it may give us insight into who the special prosecutor is targeting next. follow me on twitter, i'll update you throughout the day. find me @scottmcgrew. >>> how would you like to receive a surprise visit from batman? yeah, that's exactly what happened to a special 7-year-old boy in indiana who is battling brain cancer. he pulled up to the child's school there in the batmobile and spent a little time with christian daughtry. ♪ jingle bells, batman smells ♪ bat mobile lost a wheel and joker got away ♪ >> isn't that right? >> that's a cool car there, isn't it? christian says he felt amazing after hanging out with the dark knight there. pretty cool. >> that dark knight -- it must be cold there. did you see his hat? >> he also noticed that christian was wearing a flash tee shirt. he likes superheroes. batman was cool. >> big surprise. >> i love it. that's so nice to see. >>> it's been pr

huge boxes fl of mai and to my right here they're all loading more mail to go out.s gng to be this way for much of the week, perhaps even busier because as you mentioned, the post office is set t reach a billion package milestone just this week one. i'm joined now by t here with the postal service. he will tell us more about what to expect a most importantly when to get your packages mailed out to get undertm the chr tree. so tom, right now, a very busy week ahead. >> absolutely. this is our busiest week of the whole year. this week alone we are expecting do 2 billion process deliver 2 billion mail pieces. 200 million packages alone just this week. >> even more important, given that information, to get your mailhied out by two very important dates. >> that's right. imu still have to get your package to its destination in time for december 25th. soirst class mai recommended deadline is december 19th. if that doesn't work, you still have priority mail which is december 20th and last but not least, if none of that, you have december 22ndsor expr mail. >> let's say forn

caltrans crews are conducting litter cleanups this week along fl freeways and near the airport to get ready for the thousands of people expected to visit. the national championship is monday, january 7th, clemson taking on alabama. you can watch it on netwo network, espn. >>> temperatures in the upper 30s. notre dame is out. we'll be looking at numbers this morning climbing through the 40s around the south bay. there's fog out there. we're looking at milder conditions around hayward and oakland. some for everyone. wind picks up. when does the rain return? i'll have the answered coming up. >>> lisa, thank you. if you're taking down your christmas tree this weekend, why you may need to wait a few days before putting it out on the curb. >>> also, an inside look at the sales force tower with founder marc benioff. the one thing you may be surprised to find that ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪ united. official airline of the golden state warriors. >>> crews in san francisco will start collecting christmas trees this week. the department of public works says you should not p

. >> neighbors heard as many as esur explosions before they saw the fl the fire appeared to be containedo an outer portion of the building near what had been a storage bin. whileamage was minor, the nearby church offers sanctuary allowing them to join congregations for sunday services. >> it's ten us up little bit but we have resolve and we'll get through it. >> it is a rough monday to be a washington sports the redskins season is over and now washington wizards point guard jn wall is out for the rest of the season. wall decided to have a seaso ending surgery to address a bone nspur problem i his left heel. wall missedes two earlier this month before of the heel issue and this is something that has been h plaguim over the course of the past sever seasons. headoach scott brooks said there was really no other option. >> he's as tough as theycome. he's battled this throughout the year and we have tried to manage it and h has done a good job of managing it in certain games and certainames itasn't as good. >> and wall was averaging over 20 points and 8ssists per game is did not despite playin

fl in 19700, could you do that then? >> no, and that was the point that i was making, was the only variance was on 3030 larkin street. >> president fung: no. that variance crossed through what was two properties, but that property had already changed hands, and then, the variance was applied for. >> i'm not sure i'm understanding. are you saying the variance application was filed -- >> president fung: was that variance applied for in error? >> almost 50 years ago, i don't have those ducks in a row to answer that. obviously, the zoning administrator at that time did not feel it was filed in error and that issue was not raised as part of that variance decision. >> commissioner honda: i'm sorry. one question. i've heard the word code compliant a lot this evening. so other than this particular variance, where is is this -- is there any other projects or exceptions to this project? >> no, it's code complying. >> commissioner honda: and on the bulk and size, would they be able to build larger and still be code compliant or are

>>> jiel muwhile much of the fl sentencing memo is behind public view, but in requesting no prison timerote flynn's recordover military and public service distinguish him from every other person who has been charged as part of the special counsel investigation. however, senior government leaders should be held to the highest standards. well, i'm joined by the "hardball" round table. yamiche alcindor is correspondent for the hour in, jonathan capehart is opinion writer for the "washington post," ruth marcus is editorial page editor of the "washington post." ruth, i was kidding during the break there. it's like wheel of fortune, you see some but not all of the words. you have to fill them in. >> i'd like to buy a redacted line now if i may, we're reading tea leave bus they're blacked out. it tells us probably that flynn has provided significant, important and trustworthy information to the special counsel because basically flynn got what president trump asked for all along which is for the special counsel to go easy on him. no prison time. >> he got it through a different route, yamiche.

fl >> tucker: that's so awful.ly a practiced liar and a sleazy person by his own admission. flynn, is not. i don't think flynn is a liar actually. he ran an intelligence agency for the u.s. military. he had to be polygraph. how sad is this to destroy a man's life over this? >> it is sad. considering his career as a whole.m he was the unwitting victim of trust. and it is a cautionary word for everyone in washington. >> tucker: our government, we pay for, we vote for, we shouldn't be mistreated by it on purpose i don't think. you laugh knowingly. you've lived in washington -- >> too long. >> tucker: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> tucker: little evidence against him but the process told pushing evidence against brett kavanaugh claiming sexual harassment. lisa boothe has been following the story and joins us next to explain it. ♪ so, i have this recurring dream. i'm 85 years old in a job where i have to wear a giant hot dog suit. what? where's that coming from? i don't know. i started my 401k early, i diversifie

severe weather can happen in fl florida in these situations.nados. on top of that, we have 71 million under flash flood watches. that just means there's the potential for it. that goes all the way through the northeast as we go through tomorrow. this morning it is raining about just as hard as you'll see in sarasota up through tampa, it will start arriving in orlando shortly. this is a huge storm as advertised, a lot of travel impacts. the most significant will be in atlanta all the way through orlando, miami maybe late tomorrow. once we get through saturday, we clear it out. friday's the bad day in the northeast. by the time we get to sunday, a little bit of mix in ohio christmas eve. i don't see any issues for everyone of the rockies after we get past friday. >>> donning a santa claus hat, former president obama made a surprise visit to a children's hospital in washington, d.c. yesterday. >> i just want to say thank you to all of you guys. i got a chance to talk to some of the wonderful kids and their families at a time that obviously is toug

. >> she wore this sheer dress to the 40th international cairoti film fl last week. prosecutors charged her with public obscenity forhe wearing dress. youssef posted an apology to her instagram, saying quote, miscalculated when she chose to wear the dress. egypt's tor's guild responded saying that while they believe in the persol freedom o artist, they are against attire that clashes with certain values and traditions. >>> all right,fo s. get ready. colder folk is on its way. and maybe even a little snow. chuck looks ahead after the break. >> -oh, the s-word. >>> and take a live look at a picture from texas. this is air force one renamed special air mission 41 to bring the bodyor ofr president george h.w. bush here to washington. much more on the president's fina farewelthroughout this fina farewelthroughout this l the ponderful thing about lident is the fact that it's very, very tough on bacteria, yet it's very gentle on the denre itself. polident consists of 4 powerful ingredients thatk together to deep clean your denture in hard to reach places. f> he is making th

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and its aws.ibility and its fl i do not think we have been ever been afraid of speaking about that. quite often as we know from a life, these things come hand in hand. war, the subject of many of the films, is human beings at their worst it also it is turns out - it turns out human beings at their best. that kind of push me, pull when senttwo, winton to me, sometimes a thing in the opposite in the opposite of a thing are true at the same time. and that is kind of the way i roll. i'm looking for that kind of thing. and what you find is that we give it lots of different names. sometimesit is faith, it is art, sometimes it is reason, sometimes it is literature, poetry. whatever it might be is able to subsume those two contributions and produce -- two contradictions and produce something bigger and that is what we are looking for. where one and one equals three. we spend our rational lives depending on one and one equaling two, but the thing that compels us in our love and our relationships our work is where one and one equals three. i'm interested in that improbable countless. david: l

. >> yes, we will fl. >>> let's check the forecast right now. hopefully people not waiting out there because of the rain. >> it's here and it's trickling out of the area. but still bringing with it plenty of moisture. we're going to keep the rain and the showers through the end of the mid-morning and then into the early evening it will start to clear out. here's a quick look at the microclimate highs. temperatures will be in the 50s. 53 degrees for livermore. 56 for concord. 54 through napa. the coast, low to mid-50s. as far as the bay area skies, we'll keep that scattered rain early in the morning and by early evening, a spotty chance through the afternoon. we'll start to see the rain tim inish and we'll keep a lot of that cloud cover. bundle up and keep the umbrella on hand. tomorrow is expected to be a drier day before more rain moves in. i'll talk about that in a bit. we got to send things over to mike. >> giving us a break. no matter what. the peninsula, this is what you want. we have a smooth drive right now through palo alto. we'll see th