and gage? >> gage is doing well.year-old. >> it's going to tickle your forehead. >> they make the trek to palo alto every few months for checkups and biopsies, which lindsey actually looks forward to. >> i like seeing the doctors and stuff. >> biopsies have become so routine the girls bring homework to pass the time. >> oh, she does have a pencil. look at that. >> stacy is the kids' most loyal cheerleader, but on this trip to the hospital, january 2015, she's uneasy. >> i have a lot of anxiety over this one. is it just going to be something simple or is it going to be something we're not prepared for? but it's the reality of it. >> sierra has had some swelling and a cough that won't go away. >> it's kind of like a post-traumatic stress disorder where we were so blindsided with lindsey that now you think okay, am i just hypersensitive or she has a cough. is that cough because it's a virus or is it because she's in congestive heart failure? >> all those tubes filled up? that is a lot. >> one after the other, the girls

giving birth to gage.sition feitelberg wasn't prepared for...and she's determined to take care of him. with just social security as an income-- she started an online fundraiser hoping for some help. she said quote "i'm worried about gage's future. he's afraid someone is going to come after him because he knew the shooter didn't like his family." while feitelberg says gage will need counseling... she finds comfort in his smile through all this darkness. (steve) that was natalie brunell reporting... despite their own heartache-- both gage and his grandma say they're so sorry for the other victims and their hearts are with them. now we want to take a look at some of the local top stories we are following... two bart police officers have been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation of an officer involved shooting of a man allegedly armed with a rifle a block away from the richmond bart station. richmond police are in charge of the investigation

justin lord: "we got excited as soon as are you watching the temperature gage in the truck at 32...playing the christmas music."emily kulers: "i'm a snowboarder...just as good."for the resort as well thea hardy: "i am elated. i cannot wait for it to start...disneyland pretty much."everyone with an eye on the weather and the mountains. man: "we are here just loving it and just getting ready for the winter." ( marty ) the napa earthquake of 2014 was the strongest one to hit the bay

this comes in a letter that gage wrote to lord dartmouth in 1774. and he said in that letter, quote, "they," that is congregationalists, "have a particular manner in perverting and turning ever to their own purposes." so he has zeroed in on these congregationalists, these calvinist ministers who he says are perverting, they're turning everything, turning every argument to their own purposes. and their purposes are resistance and perhaps even independence. next, benedict arnold's chaplain and the reverend george whitfield, or what was left of him by 1775. this is the frontis piece to a book of poetry, rather, one poem, by phyllis wheatley, whose name has already come up in our -- some of our discussions. and i want you to see this because it illustrates the entombment of whitfield. it looks like it should be pronounced whitefield, i know, but it's whitfield. one of the great leaders of the first great awakening. and it shows his clerical collar there. you see that geneva collar that he has on. you can't see as well but ministers in that tradition wor

announce he's cabinets tomorrow as far as we understand he's not the boss he has not had any engage in gage's or discussions with any opposition members so at this stage we can expect that the opposition then will then trying to question the peace i spoke to just two days ago told me that they will be doing is really preparing for that general election that is expected next you know one of the things that they will be pressing the on is the electoral reform and making sure that there is going to be a democratic feet free and fair election that will be held next year in september and now we know that's an appeal as has committed itself to honoring that election and so because we can expect that the opposition is going to start taking the submission is he to campaign rigorously ahead of the us are interesting when we're there in zimbabwe here in germany meanwhile a controversial art stunt is provoking both praise and some outrage an artist collective has built a replica of brillant holocaust memorial right next to the home of a far right politician who publicly criticized it. twenty four large

there's no way you can prepare for it. >> the victim of the whole thing is him, gage.t without parents. >>> prosecutors in alameda county have formally charged a man with murder following a deadly struggle with a relative outside a home in union city. police say 46-year-old john ashely gordon was involved in an argument and fight with 64- year-old leva aniana a week ago on lisa drive. the victim was lying in the street with no signs of trauma. union city police say the victim died from a medical event brought on by the struck. our legal analyst michael cardoza says this case raises interesting legal questions. >> can you charge somebody for something that led up to a heart attack that caused him to die with murder? >> well, to use the legal jargon, if it was the natural and probable cause of that act, so if i, for example, push you, punch you, would you -- would the one that does the pushing or punching think that oh, you're going to have a heart attack or that's a possibility, it's a natural consequence? and that's the beauty of the law. we don't know all the facts he

best chance for rain gage filling rainfall, probably just before lunchtime.outh bay, the main event looks to be after 9:00 to about 2:00 a.m. and then by tuesday morning our clouds begin to clear. bigger impacts will be around the coast. the system following will pack a bigger punch. friday looks to be a dry day. good travel day. saturday the clouds pick back up. sunday here comes the third round. rainfall projection as we add everything up. we go towards the end of next weekend. areas here in the north bay, santa rosa north ward could be an inch or more. winter storm watch midway probably upgraded to a warning. and another one next weekend. busy week but breaks in between. and then you can see how the systems keep on coming every two to three days. mid-week and weekend storm systems we think will pack a bigger punch. have to watch for the travel conditions heading off to the sierra. >>> frightening moments. daniel lasko, during today's game he made a head first tackle and just goes down and stays there. they strapped his head and body to a board and taking h

finally from me a royal romance is headed for wedding bells britain's prince harry has announced his in gage meant to us actress meghan markle the pair have been dating for over a year but only made their first public appearance together in september at an event for wounded veterans in toronto a statement from kensington palace said the pair became engaged earlier this month they're set to wed spring. a surprising verdict in the floor trond against former drugstore giant on time schleck a jail time is given but not to the full balsam says more shortly in our business news section the back. of. your children like chocolate. with on your smartphone. or to make hopes the supermarket. as we go about our daily life human rights all run from the last moment when my. invisible him. live in the twenty first century starting december second on double. duty at. a verdict in the fraud trial of slick and his children the collapse of his drug store chain cost thousands of german jobs what will it cost his family. a boost for bitcoin the cryptocurrency cracks another record high i'll talk to our financial

finally from me a royal romance is headed for wedding bells britain's prince harry has announced his in gage meant to us actress meghan markle the pair have been dating for over a year but only made their first public appearance together in september at an event for wounded veterans in toronto a statement from kensington palace said the pair became engaged earlier this month they're set to wed spring. a surprise in verdicts in the fraud trial against former drugstore giant slacker jail time is given but not to the boss and says more coming up shortly in our business section with ben.

announce he's cabinets tomorrow as far as we understand he's not the boss he has not had any engage in gage's whole discussions with any opposition members so at this stage we can expect that the opposition then will then trying to push it in the piece i spoke to just two days ago told me that they will be doing is really preparing for that general election that is expected next year one of the things that they will be pressing the on is the electoral reform and making sure that there is going to be a democratic feet free and fair elections that will be held next year in september and now we know that sunapee as has committed itself to honoring that election and so because we can expect that the opposition is going to start taking the submission is he to campaign rigorously ahead of the us ok where if we also learned today that robert mugabe is not going to be prosecuted you've been speaking to people there in zimbabwe do you get the sense that they're ready to move on and forgive and forget. certainly and sara i know that this might sound difficult for a lot of people to understand but a lot

etling to gage. under 4 and a half on the block. >> gary: brennan in the game.ot a lot of good vibes. they said he will be a gifted player when the time comes. >> brad: to guice trying to change directions. gets the 1st down. >> gary: brennan is more of a bure passer. no doubt about it. etling took a big hit on the last series. i wonder if he is a little bit stunned. >> brad: under 4 to go. brennan. in trouble. going to the left. now he will keep it and slide for about 4. the clock continues to move. trying to get sullivan set up way down at the bottom of the screen. brennan throws to guice. crossing out. fighting for another 1st down. about a yard shy. >> gary: alabama is willing to give up short yards to eat time off the clock. waiting for one big play. a sack to turn it around. >> brad: guice gets the 1st down. breaks out for 4 more. evans brought him down. under 3 minutes. the freshman trying to run a hurry up for a quick touchdown. not easy in tuscaloosa. >> [crowd noise]. >> brad: brennan in trouble. going down. >> gary: he plays soft zone and myles brenna

justin lord: "we got excited as soon as are you watching the temperature gage in the truck at 32...playing the christmas music."emily kulers: "i'm a snowboarder...just as good."for the resort as well thea hardy: "i am elated. i cannot wait for it to start...disneyland pretty much."everyone with an eye on the weather and the mountains. man: "we are here just loving it and just getting ready for the winter." ( marty ) the napa earthquake of 2014 was the strongest one to hit the bay area since loma prieta in 1989. now scientists are digging deep into the ground to try and find the answer as to when the next big one will hit. since 2014 the u-s-g-s has been working on a more detailed map of fault lines in napa county. it's all to help better understand where, when and how often earthquakes will strike. kron4's charles clifford and quadcopter four joined the u-s-g-s to see firsthand the work thats underway. deep in the heart napa wine country, the us geological survey has been digging trenches. 4 feet wide, 16-20 feet deep and a hundred feet or more long. this is an aerial view of one of the tr

a career on a stage she only discovered her passion for upper at the age of eighteen her first and gage meant was that residence prestigious. she then moved to berlin but she grew up far from the great opera houses of the world in the town of whose among the north sea a mother is german her father syrian. no one in my family was musical they were all surprised when i started with it now they love opera as much as i do i introduced them to this world my father in particular listens to a lot of opera and reads up on it he always knows a lot more than i do about any given opera. and often me are not to mention tough has the sort of natural gift that separates a star from a me a singer. she's capable of captivating even those audiences who usually own too interested in opera. an artist whose glow simply makes you feel happy and now to an artist who describes himself as extreme and conrad anker likes to do the lion's share of his work outside in the mountains and even when it's freezing cold you can find him scouring the alpine glaciers for his motifs for his rubbing now at altitudes of two

colin gage meant ideas and perhaps protest. he's been called a creative genius and the robin hood of architects and heimdall and of anna through his work he is open to discourse about the role of architects and their impact on society building a better world. for. the harbor of a key k. at the northernmost end of chile the city has a population of two hundred thousand the old city center has a european flair were headed for a king to mourn roy the state subsidized resident owned housing project that made its architect i one hundred out of a in a famous. about one hundred families live here whether used to be a slum. secluded courtyards in the middle of the city came time on roy as a pioneering icon for public housing all over the world each house has two stories with thirty square meters on each floor there's space between the houses for the owners to make additions at their own expense and in their own time. clock it is campuses one resident who has expanded her apartment not everything is finished yet though building material

. >> currently i live in a one family home it has backyard annika gage. you know, that is ready. >> robert lyon an army veteran worked in the public schools as security guard for 12 years but is looking to advance his can i rear. >> i am hoping for a lot of in thes. he gave me this brochure here. basically a program. there is room for advancement. >> i help veterans with employ president and education needs that they need to fill a claim and anything that will make them more marketable or anything that could get them aheadp life. >> lawrence and stacey wood are married, both former marines and currently working part time but want full-time positions. >> yuma, arizona, from 2000 to 2004 united states marine corps with squadron one. weapons and tactics what dy basically was took care of the records, the weight and balance of the aircraft. >> suffered from 1997 to 2011 and i served in okinawa way which was the first duty station then primarily in camp l.a. june in north carolina. i deployed in 2007 iraq. the gi fund assisted me with update might resume. rere

. >> at this point in the season how do you gage the temperature in the locker room and make sure you are preparing hard and everyone in the locker room is pulling in the right direction. >> you come in every morning ready to do that. being 0-9 and people would be lying if they say it doesn't wear on you. guys are working hard and playing hard and we've come up short. it is tough to get up all of the time and you have to make a conscious effort to do that and that is how we started off the team meetings and trying to get guys going. that is one thing i've been very encouraged with, our players have come to work every day. >>> staying the nfl, the broncos have lost four in a row and dead last behind the raiders and now have the patriots on sunday night football seen here on nbc bay area. dan patrick and tony dungy and rodney harrison with a preview. >> welcome to the set, football night in america. dan patrick, tony dungy and rodney harris. and which bronco team will show up. >> the one with the better effort defensively. they have so many guys on the team that have a lot of pride and

start to have hope but for us to make that future a reality then it means getting the grass roots in gage's it means the joy of fair . those guys get things going from the ground up and it means they're missing the planners in the policymakers halfway if we're going to see cities that are truly sustainable. as a much opera says continue to expand we're being pushed to explore more radical solutions to the environmental cost living in taiwan a french architecture firm is constructing a garden tower which will absorb one hundred thirty tons of carbon dioxide each year while local government in washington d.c. is utilizing the high foothold in the city center to generate energy kinetically for lighting using a technology called pay. and a south korea some dough has been dubbed the smartest city on the planet developed as a built the world's largest pneumatic waste collection system citywide recycling is projected to reach seventy six percent by twenty twenty innovations of that if there is support and funding to adopt the widely is a chance the world's much openness is could become sustainable

etling to gage. under 4 and a half on the block. >> gary: brennan in the game.ot a lot of good vibes. they said he will be a gifted player when the time comes. gets the 1st down. >> gary: brennan is more of a bure passer. no doubt about it. etling took a big hit on the last series. i wonder if he is a little bit stunned. >> brad: under 4 to go. brennan. in trouble. going to the left. now he will keep it and slide for about 4. the clock continues to move. trying to get sullivan set up way down at the bottom of the screen. brennan throws to guice. crossing out. fighting for another 1st down. about a yard >> gary: alabama is willing to give up short yards to eat time off the clock. waiting for one big play. a sack to turn it around. >> brad: guice gets the 1st down. breaks out for 4 more. evans brought him down. under 3 minutes. the freshman trying to run a hurry up for a quick touchdown. not easy in tuscaloosa. >> [crowd noise]. >> brad: brennan in trouble. going down. >> gary: he plays soft zone and myles brennan might be a good corner back some day. that's not w

announce he's cabinets tomorrow as far as we understand he's not the boss he has not had any engage in gage's whole discussions with any opposition members so at this stage we can expect that the opposition then will then trying to push it in the piece i spoke to just two days ago told me that they will be doing is really preparing for that general election that is expected next year one of the things that they will be pressing the on is the electoral reform and making sure that there is going to be a democratic feet free and fair elections that will be held next year in september and now we know that sunapee as has committed itself to honoring that election and so because we can expect that the opposition is going to start taking this opposition is he to campaign rigorously ahead of the us ok where if we also learned today that robert mugabe is not going to be prosecuted you've been speaking to people there in zimbabwe do you get the sense that they're ready to move on and forgive and forget. certainly and sara i know that this might sound difficult for a lot of people to understand but a lo

said it's a symbolic move it hands washington mall power to punish a third party countries for ing gaging in trade with north korea. it is very symbolical the one hand because it just points out that given what how what a rogue regime this is and how brutal this regime the practical effect of it is it on we already have many of these actions in place through the current sanctions that may go disrupt the dissuade so third parties from other taking certain activities with north korea the co-founder of lawyers for peace and demilitarization in korea eric can believes new sanctions will be futile. they banter about the term terrorism a lot because it gets people afraid it is the buzzword since the cold war to justify certain military actions and other actions but frankly the designation violates the very law that it's set to be based upon the united states is frustrated that it can't affect her way to change it wants to see a north korea without military action that military action isn't an option and so it wants to appear like it's taking further actions but this idea of additional sanctions

the world a royal romance is headed for wedding bells britain's prince harry has announced his in gage meant to us actress meghan mock now the pair have been dating for over a year but only made their first public appearance together in september acne event for wounded veterans in toronto a statement from kensington palace said the pair became engaged earlier this month yes set to wed in this break. to soccer news now and in sunday's win is the action hamburg took on hoffenheim in desperate need of points to stave off relegation but they faced an uphill battle hoffenheim were also on the hunt for points to keep them in contention with the top teams togetherness allied to a bit of elbow grease those are the qualities that hamburg hoped would bring them a second home win in a row and their hard work paid off after just six minutes. the humbert players surrounded young feta up but it was hoffenheim kevin acapulco who got the vital touch one nil for the hosts. the visitors were ragged in the first half hamburg dominated the second period too but hollywood was that night by the post. then a

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that's right actual deeds let's go now to my colleague christopher spring gage he is covering the climate talks force in bonn good evening to you christopher i mean we we have a lot of speeches today right we heard from the the german brezhnev the german chancellor we heard from the french president there are a lot of words what about actions. well. in concrete results from the speeches today i mean this is the first climate conference since president trump announced that the u.s. would be withdrawing from the paris agreement he did that last july so a lot of people at this conference have been very looking very carefully to see whether the commitment of the rest of the world to the paris agreement remains strong and that really is the most concrete result of all these speeches it does remain very strong you talked a lot about the united nations secretary general good ted ish we also had the speeches from the german chancellor angela merkel the french president emmanuel. both of them defining climate change and humanity central challenge both of them standing by the paris agreement very s

etling to gage. under 4 and a half on the block. >> gary: brennan in the game.ot a lot of good vibes. they said he will be a gifted player when the time comes. >> brad: to guice trying to change directions. gets the 1st down. >> gary: brennan is more of a bure passer. no doubt about it. etling took a big hit on the last series. i wonder if he is a little bit stunned. >> brad: under 4 to go. brennan. in trouble. going to the left. now he will keep it and slide for about 4. the clock continues to move. trying to get sullivan set up way down at the bottom of the screen. brennan throws to guice. crossing out. fighting for another 1st down. about a yard shy. >> gary: alabama is willing to give up short yards to eat time off the clock. waiting for one big play. a sack to turn it around. >> brad: guice gets the 1st down. breaks out for 4 more. evans brought him down. under 3 minutes. the freshman trying to run a hurry up for a quick touchdown. not easy in tuscaloosa. >> [crowd noise]. >> brad: brennan in trouble. going down. >> gary: he plays soft zone and myles brenna

announce he's cabinets tomorrow as far as we understand he's not the boss he has not had any engage in gage's or discussions with any opposition members so at this stage we can expect that the opposition then moved in trying to push it in the piece i spoke to just two days ago told me that they will be doing is really preparing for that general election that is expected next year one of the things that they will be pressing the on is the electoral reform and making sure that there is going to be a democratic feet free and fair elections that will be held next year in september and now we know that sunapee as has committed itself to honoring that election and so because we can expect that the opposition is going to start taking the submission is he to campaign rigorously ahead of the s. ok briefly we also learned today that robert mugabe is not going to be prosecuted you've been speaking to people there in zimbabwe do you get the sense that they're ready to move on and forgive and forget. certainly and sara i know that this might sound difficult for a lot of people to understand but a lot of p

. >> the first is going to be a shot gun, 12 gage pump action blue steel with a brown stock. second firearm is a colt ar-4 black in color. >> reporter: that is a total of 800 bullets stolen. the deputy's bulletproof vest and the jacket with fbi on the back where also taken. it is not clear if the deputy was in the city as part of the investigation. our investigative unit examined bay area units which had reported 68 guns that were lost or stolen over a five year period. a new law took affect this year that closed a lap hole exempting law enforcement -- when he authored that law. now that new law does specifically remembrance pistols. it does not reference long rifles which were the type of weapons that were stolen this weekend. >>> thank you. a gun stolen from a federal agent that killed cakate steinl. last year prosecutors ended arguments with what they called an o.j. moment, showing how the beg gun could have been hidden in a pocket. shot steinle while she walked along pier 14 with her father. >>> a man walked into terminal two through an exit bypassing security. the passen

leader he might be if he takes over do you think that is going to be one of the changes the coming gaging with the west that mugabe didn't for years and years and blamed the west for the economic troubles that. i mean many of his economic troubles were self-inflicted by the mugabe regime in terms of some of the decisions they made about kicking out white southerners in the year two thousand i would imagine that man and god given that he currently has goodwill from the international community will seek to reengage. but time will tell what about the role of the army here in bringing about this transition it's interesting what you think was the tipping point for them to to to no longer support we go in to instigate this train of events which is led to his resignation was clearly got is decision former president mugabe's decision sounds funny to say to remove mr manning as his vice president which took place last week the head of the armed services general is a very close ally of mr and when that decision came about and this seeming pushing ahead of his wife grace mugabe into position for suc

north korea for talks with officials about nuclear issues he says there are limited opportunities when gage met with pyongyang. we had two months of no test two glorious months notice and so if something was going to happen that would have been the time but once you start having tests and sanctions and doesn't sanctions and then the u.s. and south korea have watched your military exercises the north koreans don't want to talk to us during that period so there are only brief chances you have to try to advance in gauge meant and not simply pressure and you want to be able to talk to north korea because you don't want them to make a mistake that will get us all killed so. you have to seize those opportunities when they're there even though mostly it looks like they were going to test all they get what they want and then go to the table but i say you know keep talking to him that's the best way to prevent an accidental war for my egyptian prime minister ahmed shafik has told al-jazeera the united arab emirates have blocked him from leaving the country comes after he announced his intention to r

june 2017 when mohammed became the crown prince we should all take note five years ago in raleigh gaged guessing who was the next generation of leadership nobody would have picked anybody on the horizon of that time so we have a listen of humility there so now we can see that to be engaged to remaking that saudi arabia he wants to roll if things go well. with the passing of the old guard in the accelerated way the there eased into the position and a man putting his own people up in charge to recreate those networks to obliterate from that generation in what is popular among the u.s. what is a populist issue those that could be cut out to a feeling they have a fair chance with that prospect to get a decent job because of those various issues. they will probably support the changes there is no way to know to what extent their popular art or not in those educated elite that has studied at universities and have gone back to proclaim the magnitude of those changes that there is a lot of people in it is vital we don't lose sight to focus too closely as saudi arabia has been much more than tha

justin lord: "we got excited as soon as are you watching the temperature gage in the truck at 32...playingthe christmas music."emily kulers: "i'm a snowboarder...just as good."for the resort as well thea hardy: "i am elated. i cannot wait for it to start...disneyland pretty much."everyone with an eye on the weather and the mountains. man: "we are here just loving it and just getting ready for the winter." (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. our forecast. karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a cool crisp day for the bay area. we enjoyed plenty of sunshine but that chilly alaskan air kept our temperatures well below average. you can see showers creeping closer again on our doppler radar. a weak cold front will move through tonight bringing a few clouds and a slight of scattered showers. on the satellite image you can see the speckeled clouds headed our way. that's all part of that weak cold front that will pass through tonight. there is a stonger storm on the horizon that will bring more significant rain and wind too a little later in

she led the -- a del gages, contingent in that year's parade, and several journalists commented afterwards that the push she gave the movement, the public acceptance, the cover, was a singular contribution. so i don't know if that answers -- >> host: it does. there's so many fascinating questions. how hard was it for the -- i guess the -- you want to call them the intellectuals of the movement to accept the idea that it took this appeal to society to close to appearance, to broaden the popular appeal of the movement? >> guest: i think was very hard. think they resisted a lot. they were accustomed to doing things their own way. there was also a great deal of tension over tactics, as you mentioned. there were sort of mainstream -- a mainstream movement called the imagine american women's suffrage association, which at it peak had 2 million members, the be light. and they were very -- the goliath and they were very much mainstream, they did legislative appeals, they did petitions. they courted the president, wanting to get his endorsement. there was a smaller sort of rag tag group of radicals

seven year old gage lost his mother in an accident two years ago.now he's an orphan. his father and grandmother were killed by their neighbor, the morning after kevin neal shot and killed his wife at their home on bobcat lane.that was the beginning of a nearly 45=minute murder spree.neal then drove off in a stolen pickup truck, firing at random at homes and vehicles.he encountered michelle and troy mcfadyen, forcing them off the road, killing her and wounding him.then he drove to the elementary school, crashing the truck through the main gate,"he was about 12 feet away from me he had this brownish beard with gray hairs and he didn't have any hair." fifth grader anneika mercer was about to start her school day." he had his gun in his hand about to shoot people and i ran to the teacher and was like bad guy, gun and he let me in." "it was just terrifying. the only sounds i could hear where the shots." teachers desperately tried to get their students inside and under their desks "he was shootin

. >> the first is going to be a shotgun, it's a weather based 12 gage pump action police deal with a brown stock. then thesecond firearm is a colt ar 4 black in color. . >> it happened in the tenderloin on friday night. it belonged toa sergeant with the san mateo county sheriffs office. an fbiwind breaker and bulletproof vest were also taken. it'sunclear whether or not the weapons were locked away. >>> an investigation is underway this morning to try and determine what may have sparked this apartment fire. this video was posted on instagram. the 2alarm fire started after 10 last night. within 20 minutes theblaze was under control. theresidents of all 6 units are temporarily displaced. fortunately no one got hurt. . >>> time now 6:34. time to takea look outside at the traffic on the right in oakland and look at this a beauty shot the sunrise coming up this morning. that'sone good thing about daylight saving time coming to an end, the sun coming up a little bit early. >> the extra hour of sleep i'm sure we were all glad to have this weekend. i know i was. >>> in a few minutes the sun w

they are in gauging him for their way forward or for the future so i we want to ask you that this in gage meant he's been negotiations that are going on for prison robot and got it to exit the stage but the other thing is the also statements i think are routers have just released his short story that they're with sating some sunapee of sources to say that they are meeting. today if not to morrow for them to come up with the solution to ask the president got it to stand out if you doesn't planning to. ok now if robert mugabe after forty years in power does step down what comes next. it's a new era of course fifty seven years with one president and it is not a joke if you look at how the country is going so far. things i don't know these need it for reenergizing or the c. students in the country so the next leader i think will come it will i just hope for you if you speak to people they're just saying they don't mind comes after mugabe or they need they want prism got to leave or face ok correspond privilege muslim hearing joining us from harare following the latest developments there thank

when the american forces under general washington are busy office of boston and the forces of general gageand general howell. so the declaration of independence is not yet been issued. washington does not havebe this tremendous victory at boston chasing at theme british and yet the french are ready to go, ready to start any willing to put up 1 million of french money and have convinced the king of spain was the uncle of louis xvi to put it another million that are ready to go when this guy comes in to the picture. keep is from down the road here, another one of those silly yale graduates, and international trade and he's been a congressman until he got turned out of office. he's a friend of franklin and a friend of robert morris, they got together and send it over to france, and he's there ostensibly to buy things for the indians.ng but he's really there to get munitions for the americans. he, too, does not know yet about the declaration of independence mac. even though he lands in france in july of 1776 because what was it at the time that he left, so he comes here t and he stated wh some

well her or call to the international community or all to all who are leasing gaged in yemen is a very simple call disc first and foremost is of course the war on children the war in general to start and not tomorrow or the war needs to stop now children who are innocent to what is happening have been being a brutal client price today in yemen and continue doing so all this war from a children's perspective is ng is senseless it is a war however children being in incredible price war in the absence of a political settlement and the end of the war we ask the parties in yemen we ask anyone with a heart for yemeni children to ensure that the that the humanitarian supplies can continue logging into yemen that all ports are all going to ensure that medical supplies education supplies supplies to be sure that people have access to drinking water and that the supplies can comment but it doesn't end there because it is also critical that all parties ensure that the supplies do reach across yemen the most vulnerable people the most vulnerable boys and girls we have and we are beyond facing and

been insisted on used to sit at six party talks revitalize that very sixty party talk mechanism in gage to north korea engaged somebody state coder's industry regions like russia like china i mean of course south korea and so continue to talk and continued the united nations pressure on this very country but at the same time even like south korea president known said do not start the war i mean it is not war will never be the solution to an issue like this and so we as a nation are responsible nation will never like to see a korean peninsula nuclearized and perhaps because of the issue and go to war or let's talk about trade are they finding common ground on that one well i think the common ground should be well once again a legacy denuclearization stop the missile program focus on efforts to improve livelihood and improve the nation's economic status improve the nation's diplomatic status in the international community and so reach out to that very nation negotiate and consulting members in this very region that i think has always been the common ground all right thanks so much fear an

there's health institutions around the country now that are engaged in housing policy, gaged in educationpolicy, not just because they feel like they can, because they feel that's actually critical to the health improvement of both their workforce and their patients. >> sure, and definitely have seen growth of this i just talked to a major health system the other day that was saying if only there was a startup that address this issue of they know when the discharge patients and get housing and stable patients, these medications who are homeless, just living in some situation where it's violent, dirty, simply transient, fisting with them and it's not permanent. and because their patients housing is in stable they were not followed the orders necessary in terms of medication and all the practices that the knee. for them as a health system they want a startup that would match people who went housing benefits with inventory that was on the market that to those particular benefits. but when you look at silicon valley and a lot of the start it's out there, that's not a problem that pops up on p

>> my brother dirk and his wife, angel, and a good friend, rick gage, were killed one night when theboat capsized at sea. >> and that tragedy on the water didn't deter dad from wanting to be on the water? >> i think if there was one time ever that my parents considered not continuing, that was it. >> tell me about your brother dirk. >> we were all very depressed about it, but we decided that dirk would want us to continue. and, so, it actually increased our determination. we were gonna find it for dirk. >> so mel returns to the trail of scattered pieces of the atocha's cargo, knowing each tiny find is a data point that inches him closer to the wreck site. >> we'd find a nail, maybe, a ballast stone, just little teases. >> "teases" that tell mel he must be closing in. others sense it, too, including the government, which wants a cut. in 1977, the federal government and the state of florida claim they own everything salvaged from the atocha. mel fights back. >> he found a lawyer who was in admiralty law, and they arrested a piece of the shipwreck and put it in my father's custody. >> "

sales missed guidance was on the light side, but remember, walmart, $8, folks, walmart is 25% of the gages in the dow jones industrial average back to you. >> we were talking about reversals. what was interesting about the session is high yield are seeing a bid today. even though the it is widely seen as being a loser from any sort of tax reform package >> yeah, remember though, a lot of high yield declines was due to what was going on in the telecom sector and some of the limited growth opportunities that they've had, only so far you're going to go with that particular one so i think that's finally stopped as well today. they're on the upside as well. >> bob, thank you. bob, big board, let's get to sima for a market flash. >> melissa, dow jones quoting sources is reporting that an activist investor is looking to take the book seller private this is asset management approaching the company with reportedly a plan that would value barnes and noble at more than $650 million or about $9 a share. we are looking at the stock which was halted for volatility, now open and as you can see, spiking h

justin lord: "we got excited as soon as are you watching the temperature gage in the truck at 32...playing the christmas music."emily kulers: "i'm a snowboarder...just as good."for the resort as well thea hardy: "i am elated. i cannot wait for it to start...disneyland pretty much."everyone with an eye on the weather and the mountains. man: "we are here just loving it and just getting ready for the winter." (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... a look at gas prices following the new gas tax.how much people are paying at the pump. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. (anny hong): a dissipating cold front may bring isolated light showers are sprinkles to the san francisco peninsula this morning. otherwise dry weather is forecast for today and tuesday, along with near normal daytime temperatures and cool nights. the next front is forecast to bring rain and gusty winds to the region on wednesday and wednesday night. showers will linger into thursday and friday, mainly across the north. another weather system may bring more rain by late next weeke

market participants will gage fed officials' eagnerness to boost the benchmark rate..s. 10 year spread, the white line. the german 10 year-two year spread is the blue line. let's talk about brent because after a record, futures surged to two year highs. there is a sense that the valley has reached its limit and wages have improved. uncertainty is looming over saudi arabia's push to extend opec output curbs. the difference between bets on price increase in wages on a 537,557 contracts at the week end in november. at the top of the leader board here, patrick plans to reduce debt. it does not include the sale of equity, reiterating the intention to raise cash by disposing of assets, such as the phone and cable giant, which is trying to sooth investor concerns over its ability to manage the debt load, topping $50 billion. the company's stock has plunged by 50% since november 2, when it predicted earnings at the lower end of the forecasts due to cost-cutting efforts. top of the leaderboard today, 11%.ine, altice, up by francine: let's talk about the eurozone now. the block

we welcome maggie gage.se. .- she is with credit suisse talk to us about the timetable. how realistic is it? maggie: we think the individual chambers could meet their timelines of moving the bill through the house and senate by the end of this year but having comprehensive tax reform packaged up through both chambers at a conference committee writing of the year, that's overly ambitious. it will most likely spill into q1 of next year before he see a final bill. talk about the committee. is it a problem they don't agree on some basic issues or is there an issue looming with keeping the government-funded? maggie: absolutely. the government funding, kits the timeline. it's one of the reasons why we say tax reform is going to have to spill into next year. there is going to be differences between the bills. there's the difference between house and senate legislation with anything we passed. when those big piece of legislation come through the process, they are always inherently different. have been ources doubt i

think, speaking of chips, good segue -- the internet of things connected devices forget just e-sports gageto, appliances -- so look at movement in intel, at movement in advanced microdid he vices video the chip area place to watch an over heated area in my opinion an area come up a lot in price, but it is the demand isn't going away with the fact that technology, is coming into all of our lives, is you are going to need chips forward. >> a very good point why wouldn't qualcomm reject this deal, when they are at peak right now, of business, in terms of the need and demand for chips. >> i am reading right now from press release no company better positioned internet automotive edge computeer networking semi conduck oar industry we continue to grow, leave the recognition to five g, what ceo said i think that highlights the fact that they reinvent, budget is huge spend significant amount of free cash flow in that reinventing highlighting, but back to intel you mentioned, the internet automotive, bought for a significant amount of money to he focus on autonomous driving broadcom announcing takin