an absolute soaker in place across the gulf coast.he storm system has been slow to move in the past 24 or so hours. rainfall already observed through florida and georgia, as well. it will gradually shift through the coastal region of the carolinas. finally, we'll see the storm system offshore. but before it gets there, look at the rainfall from charleston to savanna. that's three, four and five inches of rainfall possible across that region. it's very localized to that region, as well. we'll watch that carefully for some flooding across the particular area. back towards the west, speaking of flooding, look at what happened in the southwest. also a potent storm system. southern california, namely los angeles, as much as two to three inches possible in three to four days. a soaker here, even for their standards of getting in heavy rainfall. the temperatures, only climbed to about 60 degrees in los angeles. the middle 40s in seattle. and 76 in south florida. as we go towards christmas day, we'll enjoy sunny skies for much of the east coa

on the east coast it's all about who you know i might show join me to meet the japanese on the gulf coast. a swiss keeper.

groundhog day i'll eat because it's all out there nothing i'm rachel join me to meet again on the gulf coast. if. this week on the 77 percent street debate. where i think we don't have quality people we don't have the quality we have ever to be poor and we produce a number of children that we can go to qatar for family for lenin islam is not allowed when it is intentionally mad to check that we are so my worry is what is going to happen to this set of men because they are tired they are sick but the husbands still want them to keep giving birth.

no time rachel join me for me to get on the gulf coast. this week on the 77 percent street. i think we don't have quality people we don't have the quality we have ever to be poor and we produce the number of children that we can go to qatar for family for lenin in islam is not allowed when it is intentionally mad to check the will of allah so my worry is what is going to happen to this set of women because they are tired they are sick but the husbands still want them to keep giving birth.

they owe to you because it's all about who they know i'm right so join me for me to get on the gulf coast to get out of the.

we had several dozen tornado reports the last couple days across portions of the gulf coast.ront is clearing, we will see lake effect snow because we have cold air moving southward across the great lakes, relatively warmer great lakes and we will see quite a bit of snow downwind of those great lakes especially ontario. frigidaire mass with temperatures in the single digits and teams, these are actually air temperature so it will feel colder than that. see you later. jillian: california thomas crisis wreaking havoc across the state but a proposal to turn horse stables into houses has one county putting their emergency shelter plan on hold. rob: former chairman of the california republican party, what is going on with this situation. >> this is all over the state, san francisco, la, everywhere, several layers of this issue, they continue their drug use or other problems and no help to them. if you leave them in front of them they destroy the taxpayers who fund the program so they move people off the street and get them into a rehab facility. that is really important here becaus

they're getting shark teeth from the gulf coast of florida, material from canada, obsidian from montana, going thousands and thousands of miles, importing raw material and finished goods and exporting materials as well. we have moved to contested territory where we explore who would ultimately control what became indiana. that was a contest between european powers, france, between even spain, and europeans and after we became the u.s., the americans, with the native peoples who were trying to defend their longtime lands. we are looking at one of the earliest settlements in indiana. this is the frenchtown and fort of vicennes. it was a military outpost and trading center. it relied on export relationships with the native peoples who brought fur. the french were another trading partner of historically strong trading connections the native peoples had. the french came with a difference. they and the other european powers claimed the land for themselves and ultimately it was that aspect of the relationship that would make all the difference in what became indiana. there was in this. effortd

look at this little system across the gulf coast moving towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast, tooarm for rain but next week we could see some snow on the east coast because we will get cold air and more systems and it will feel a lot like christmas. rob: start bothering you about the white christmas. it has been a while since i have been a snow bunny. i will take it. dust off the ears. rob: ten minutes after the hour, an unbelievable story, in this new zealand volcano disaster. the new eruption warning rescue workers are ignoring to search for the missing parents. we will tell you that story. >> any sensual role to seek a fisa order, and a campaign. carley: that statement about the dossier, why are democrats concerned about testifying on americans? the biggest political scandal in modern history. how this could affect the impeachment vote. now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. and everyone has dad's eyebrows! we chose eleanor. it w

most of the decline was in the midwest but that was offset by higher gulf coast stocks of 5 million barrelsi should point out, stocks are the lowest since 2014. palladium surged to a record this week, topping $1900 per ounce. south african mining companies halted operations in response to the country's power cuts. citi says palladium could go over $2500 over the next six to 12 months. in the ag market, the wheat price got a big bump up in trade optimism. it was the supply and demand picture that was also interesting. the french crop will see the lowest reserves in six years. all of that is on stronger demand. exports are the highest in seven years. now, let's get into the ring. it's flaring versus the climate. shale producers in texas are getting 40 times as many permits for venting natural gas as they did a decade ago. i sat down with the man responsible for those permits, the head of the texas railroad commission. ryan: we will continue to grant flaring permits because we continue to see development. however, you will see a big drop in the rate. there is a lot less development going on wi

gulf. coast. ok sure. yes. a bit of a strange day to start the centrifuge we just heard today to city of aleppo has fallen. should we say liberate that. one or 4 astonishing stories toads and their own wives how did you know who to trust and who not to trust. a stranger came to town witness on al-jazeera. heller rain is a more regular occurrence now in turkey syria iraq in fact the levant generally with the lower limit basically being a few thunderstorms that spread down into saudi arabia but the concentrated stuff is producing pretty nasty conditions now and eastern turkey too on syria and iraq in the focus of saudi is a wet iraq style on the high ground you'll notice sunshine follows a temp is too high 18 very 14 in aleppo the range for a drawdown to kuwait from that point almost it's going to be occasional thunderstorms because the general movement is in this direction towards iran with the high ground easily but he sees snow it'll be a draw a picture on sunday in iraq but i bet baghdad is going to show pict

♪ ♪ >>> another big game for the 49ers this weekend as they ekayoff onposion ti the inseg.r the gulf coastme sunday it should be a very different atmosphere. the 49ers and saints are 2 of the 3 teams in the nfc with a 10 and 2 record. the superdome is one of the loudest stadiums in the nfl, but the kickoff at noon in new orleans, coach thinks the crowd will be a little quieter with less time to prepare for the game. >> very glad it's an earlier game. it only gets worse the latest it gets. >> reporter: what's your philosophy as far as why it's worse later? >> they're more rested. play corn hole a lot longer. >> all right, we'll go with it. it's a must win game for the raiders this week if they want to keep their post-season hopes alive, but the silver and black may not have much left in the tank. the raiders playoff hopes hinge on the next 2 games starting sunday against tennessee after losing their last 2 games by 74 to 12. it's easy to wonder if oakland is paying the price for the season's brutal travel schedule. >> we've been on the road more than anybody in the history of the world now.

a little bit of light rain in south florida, a little along the gulf coast, southern georgiay in the carolinas later on tonight friday, know, heavy rain through the mid-atlantic region. travel issues on 95. the airports in charlotte, raleigh, areas of charleston to savannah and then friday evening the rain arrives in washington, d.c overnight, new york city saturday's going to be a rainy kind of windy day with a lot of travel delays possible in areas of the northeast notice i didn't talk much about snow or ice. maybe western portns of west virginioia how cold it's been in the last couple of days in the northern plains, it's hard to complain still only 9 for a high today in fargo. we'll give everyone the complete forecast for the whole country coming up. >> looking forward to that bill, thank you. >>> in today's quick hits, kawhi leonard got a hero's welcome in toronto. he returned for his raptors championship ridge in a special pregame smn. ceremony. it was the first time back since he left for the los angeles clippers. >>> big whoa for keanu reeves fans the internet preparing for th

in the south, the southern jet getting a little wave across the gulf coast states. heavy rain through monday. and as for a white christmas, this map shows where there is snow on the ground right now. if you don't see it out your door now, the chances of a white christmas for you are slim. >> rob, thanks. >>> next this evening, two days after the president was impeachment by the house, nancy pelosi inviting the president to deliver the address february 4th. president trump tonight firing back at "christianity today." here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: just days after voting to impeach president trump, speaker of the house nancy pelosi today sent him in an invitation, writing, "in the spirit of respecting our constitution, i invite you to deliver your state of the union address." and she set a date, february 4th, that could coincide with the senate impeachment trial. speaker pelosi still hasn't decided when to send the articles of impeachment to the senate. but in an interview with the associated press, she said, "no matter what the senate does, he's impeached forever

in the south, the southern jet getting a little wave across the gulf coast states.eavy rain from opinions cola to atlanta right through monday and tough travel there. and as for a white christmas, this map shows where there is snow on the ground right now. i don't see it expanding over the next five days. if you don't see it out your door now, the chances of a white christmas for you are slim. >> david? >> rob, thanks. >>> two days after the president was impeached by the house, nancy pelosi sending the president an invittation to deliver the state of the union address on february 4th. the president has accepted but he's locked in a new feud with "christianity today" for publishing a scathing new editorial calling for his removal from office. president trump tonight firing back. here's our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: just days after voting to impeach president trump, speaker of the house nancy pelosi today sent him in an invitation, writing, "in the spirit of respecting our constitution, i invite you to deliver your state of the union

can see that clout that it will turn a few showers there to the north of sydney up towards the gulf coast maybe into brisbane as well as we go through tuesday they'll slot a little further north what's the cross the sunshine coast as well temperatures down on recent valleys you know just by the heat not really too far away and signs of that scene alice that 43 celsius and even in perth we're still getting up to around 36 degrees meanwhile across a ditch into new zealand here is looking lousy dry not see bad as we go on into the festive season here you see some showers pulling away from new zealand easing up towards the pass out there 60 cells just across asia 23 in alton not too bad there is some pieces of cloud just driving the way through a way to stay but not too much to speak of the christmas day should be launched the dry stridency parts of japan but so we have got some snow particularly over the high ground for tuesday cold enough in sendai at around 5 celsius to 14 there in tokyo it cools off it freshens off crist's sunshine for all as we go through wednesday. a city defined by mil

we have a couple of rainy spots in the gulf coast.s is bringing heavy rain to corpus christi and new orleans this morning. this is the reason for delays tonight and tomorrow in the atlanta area. heavy rain is falling and it will continue to overspread the southeast. especially into tonight and into sunday. winds on the back side of the storm system pick up to 35 to 40 miles per hour. combine with heavy rain and we could see heavy rain. in the charleston area, we could see 4 inches of rain in the sunday and monday area. if you are driving, you cou >>> we are starting our saturday morning off dry. but as we head in toward the afternoon, expect mild temperatures, current temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s as you head out the door, by the afternoon temperatures will climb into the 50s and low 60s. expect the rain to come. but it is going to be pretty late tonight. mainly after dinner. we could start seeing some rain moving from north to south. and of course, overcast skies are expected for this evening with a better chance of rain

a lot of weather to be had across the country today and across the gulf coast.e severe weather along a frontal boundary where enhanced risk is in place, on one to five is a three. cities from jackson and into western areas of alabama. enough of the risk in place, for not long strong winds and large hail but a few possibilities of tornadoes across that region. the active weather moves across the east. a quick mover here. expecting some winter weather across illinois and the ohio valley. parts of new england, as well. much of this is generally 2 to 4 inches. isolated pockets where we could see 4 to 6 inches. eastern new mexico and colorado, all the way to areas of new england, where winter weather advisories and alerts have been prompted. and of course, unfortunately here for new york city, temps too warm to support much in the way of snowshowers. it climbs to about 40 degrees. it hovers and drops off sharply with colder air coming in as we approach this weekend. still, though, a warming trend, into the weekend, across the northeast. guys? >> pedram, thank you for

when you have little organizations cropping up and starting to fight the larger cartels like the gulf coasttels that are established, you know something is wrong and you know our policies are working. going on 23 years as a border patrol agent, i have seen the ebbs and flows and i have seen the catalyst that drives violence. the main catalyst, when we do a good job on the border and the administration's policies are the correct policies, we see violence go up in mexico. we don't want to see that. but that's one of the ways we can judge how well we are doing on the border. the president's policies are working. william barr is going down there now. that's another huge win for the president. we are just doing a very good job. lou: it's stunning to see what's happened on that border. building the wall as he promised. it's the early days in the construction of that wall, but it's getting done, and he has money for that purpose that has been denied by both the republican party and the democratic party for years. he's also gone the lopez-obrador do something he said he would never do, and that is

december 26th 15 years ago a tsunami killed nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people gigantic wavin gulf the coast of indonesia sri lanka india and thailand and 9 other countries the wave that hit indonesia was 17.4 meters high and underwater quake that caused it was one of the strongest ever recorded sri lanka's eastern coast was especially hard hit more than 10000 people died in the southern region. can. you looks out over the indian ocean nearly every day get up and deter life 15 years ago when she lost almost her entire family to the massive tsunami. only a little bit did not good all 9 of us lived near the beach so many tonight when i think about the children i get very sad i only managed to save one little go that i never saw the of us again when i got back at my house was destroyed. but i. can die and now shares her home with the one granddaughter she rescued and her small child the waters forced their way some one and a half kilometers inland the town of power in sri lanka's south was worst affected thousands of children were among the victims. has helped many survivors back then he was th

of mexico continuing to spin, lifting its way up across the florida gulf coastg its way up through alabama and georgia. this is one we will need to pay attention to over the next few days. it is going to bring a lot of rain with it, eventually probably slow down some travel because it is a slow mover. future satellite and radar. you see the motion and time stamp there. this is taking you through sunday into monday and tuesday. and you don't see a whole lot of movement within that. if you are in some of these locations where you are seeing rain right now, you may be stuck with it for the next few days. as a result, no surprise here, widespread in some of these areas getting a couple inches of rain. the real heavy spots, 4 to 8 inches of rain getting closer to the carolinas. with that, really windy conditions, and as this system is on the move, that's going to be the one possibly that will slow down travel the next few days. if you are already traveling today or tomorrow, maybe not too bad of shape. these are the current airport delays. you can see the entire coun

they plan practiced on the serene shores of the gulf coast.ay on much different atmosphere. the 49ers and the saints are two of the three teams with a 10-2 record. san francisco faces a tough task of playing in the superdome good one of the loudest stadiums. with kickoff at noon coach kyle shanahan thinks the crowd will be quieter with less time to "prepare for the game." >> i'm glad it's a later game. >> why is that? >> well rested. play corn hole for a lot longer. >> that's it for sports today and i am maria medina. >> for the last seven years the game has been played in santa clara. game has been a mixed bag for the stadium. the bottom line is not everyone is sad to see it go. >> reporter: for the sixth and final year's spirits where high and attended slow as fans filed into levi's stadium for thlove a thme. we've been here the past couple of times. >> typically bringing tens of thousands of fans has been a windfall for local hotels, restaurants and bars. >> people have meals and go to the nightlights in the bars. >> for the city the benefi

. >> the fact that either boom, boom, bang, bang or gulf coast an officer found the man on street just outside of the 'stros city lines. that's when the police say he brandtished when the officer thought was a rifle at him. he fired three shots from his ar-15 rifle. none of which hit the man. the suspect took off, caught up, tackled this man, 24-year- old joshua aisleiguera. batteries, brandishing an imitation gun. >> based on how it was branded on the vehicles, the fact that he recoiled the umbrella ya, the fact that he officer has le two years on the force. >> now, the name of the officer who fired his rifle has not yet been released. the suspect is due in court tomorrow. live in the santa rosa police department, henry lee, ktvu. >> tempers flared yet again on capitol hill during the latest hearing and the impeachment inquiry. >> democrats and republicans clashing as the house moves towards articles of impeachment. greg lee joins us now with some fireworks we saw on capitol hill today. >> contentious is an understatement. this hearing wrapped up after nearly ten hours. several heated

most of the decline was in the midwest but that was offset by higher gulf coast stocks of 5 million barrels point out, stocks are the lowest since 2014. palladium surged to a record this week, topping $1900 per ounce. south african mining companies halted operations in response to the country's power cuts. citi says palladium could go over $2500 over the next six to 12 months. in the ag market, the wheat price got a big bump up in trade optimism. it was the supply and demand picture that was also interesting. the french crop will see the lowest reserves in six years. all of that is on stronger demand. exports are the highest in seven years. now, let's get into the ring. it's flaring versus the climate. shale producers in texas are getting 40 times as many permits for venting natural gas as they did a decade ago. i sat down with the man responsible for those permits, the head of the texas railroad commission. ryan: we will continue to grant flaring permits because we continue to see development. however, you will see a big drop in the rate. there is a lot less development going on with oil p

and plenty of weather around the gulf coast states, too.t we've seen all season. temperatures in places can be 25 or more degrees below average. snowshowers are possible across parts of the major metro cities in the northeast. but minimal amounts at best, as there's not much moisture left for that region. the cold air, plenty of it left over the next couple days. places such as minneapolis, 25 degrees below average. afternoon high of 5. that's colder than what is happening in alaska. climbing up to 60 and dropping to the lower 30s by thursday. guys? >>> go, go, go. >> at least five people are ked in the eruption overnight of a new zealand volcano popular with tourists. officials say 50 people were on white island when the volcano exploded. more than 30 of them were traveling on a royal caribbean cruise liner out of australia. the explosion sent people rushing away by boat. police say the dead are among 23 victims evacuated from the island earlier. and more fatalities are expected. it's too dangerous for rescue teams to approach the island.

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the map the three of the new territories and states rising up along the gulf of mexico along the gulf coastmerican settlers swarming into territories and states like those three they needed and demanded a nearly bottomless supply of forced labor to cut sugarcane and pick cotton. it seems that they would take almost anyone to do that work including children of as young as 10-year-old cornelius sinclair. planters might not have liked a small proportion five percent of their and slave labor force from kidnappers but they have few other options. they been forced to look to forces within the united states to satisfy their labor needs ever since 1808 the year lawmakers in washington passed legislation that outlawed any further slave imports from overseas from africa, from the caribbean, wherever it might be. that 1808 decision outlawing further legal participation in atlantic slavery. it proved to be a major turning point in the history of slavery in america.the 1808 decision spurred the growth of an internal slave trade within the united states. the domestic slave trade within the united states.

not only across portions of the great lakes but across portions of the tennessee valley and the gulf coastwell. it's a quick moving system at least but does come through as early as tuesday, pushes through wednesday. cold enough air to support wintry weather into northern texas. dallas, wouldn't be surprise if we get a wintry mix out of this as early as tuesday morning, but even nashville gets in on snow mixing in with rainfall as well. the front quickly skirts on toward the northeast. what is most impressive about all of this is the amount of cold air that's in place. take a look at this. moisture is going to be plentiful in the south and limited farther towards the north. the cold air in place could be as much as 25 degrees below average for this time of year. in parts of the country, in fact, it could be colder than what you expect in the heart of winter for an overnight temperature. look at the high in minneapolis. 5 degrees fahrenheit. that's 25 below average. it is colder than portions of alaska, and it's not even winter yet in north america. rosie? >> it's a worry, isn't it? many th

the shooting at the naval air station at pensacola on florida's gulf coast is the second deadliest shooting on a military base this week. the mayor calling it a tragic day. a true military in the community and asking people to keep their distan distance. joining me now, blayne alexander and pete williams. let's start with you blayne, what do we know at this point? >> reporter: we are expecting to hear that press conference with the latest from the escambia county sheriff's office, we know the base is closed for the rest of the day. only essential personnels allowed in and out. we know that the shooting that we are learning more about where the shooting happened and how it unfolded. it happened in one of the classroom buildings. the briefing earlier, officials would not say which room, they did not want to give too many details. it happened at the naval air station. the call came in around 6:30 this morning, calling for an active shooter. we know three people have been killed zand others taken to the hospital near by. two departments were aluties wee shootout. we are waiting to hear from off

you can see that clout that it will turn a few showers out to the north of sydney up towards the gulf coastmaybe into brisbane as well as we go through choose day they'll slot a little further north what's the cross the sunshine coast as well temperatures down on race and valleys you notice but the heat not really too far away and signs of that scene alice at 43 celsius and even in perth we're still getting up to around 36 degrees meanwhile across a ditch into new zealand here is looking lousy dry not see bad as we go on into the the festive season here to see some showers pulling away from new zealand easing up towards the fos out there 60 sounds just across asia 23 in oakland not too bad there is some places a cloud just driving the way through a way to stay but not see much to speak of the christmas day should be launched the dry stridency parts of japan but so we have got some snow particularly over the high ground for tuesday cold enough in sendai at around 5 celsius to 14 that in tokyo it cools off it freshens off christmas sunshine for all as we go through wednesday. well we were. th

definitely the northwest, maybe parts of california along the gulf coast and florida as well.es, back to you. deirdre: we'll take it. thank you, janice. lauren: bye. have a good weekend. let's take a look at your money. moments ago the dow turned positive, right now, fracaly negative, -- fractionally negative, down 1 point. the democratic candidates trying a bold strategy to unseat president trump. >> i don't think they really do like the economy. >> this economy is not working for most of us. >> actually go after this corrupt president and beat him on the economy where he thinkses he's king. lauren: is attacking the trump economy the best path forward? hitting the road is still bringing in the cash, the top musicians of the decade and the massive amounts of moula they made coming up on "fbn: a.m." as we count down to 2020. new decade. ♪ take my hands and you'll understand. ♪ can't hurt you now, can't hurt you now, can't hurt you now. they never stray from their predetermined path. but this season, a more thrilling journey is calling. defy the laws of human nature. at the seas

from the the harbor, the peace river, the center of the town whose warmth had drawn them to the gulf coastthe bus stopped in the middle of a quiet neighborhood. driver opened the door. it was 3:45 p.m. >> we got off the bus and walked home. >> reporter: "we" means veronica ord, then almost 14 years old, and her younger brother, paul. >> and i remember halfway down the road, remembering that i forget my key. but the closer we got to the house, i had seen my sister's car. so i said, "oh, okay, cool." you know, i don't -- i don't need the key. you know, she's home. >> reporter: then she noticed -- the door wasn't quite closed. >> it was closed, but it wasn't latched. like you could just pull on it and the door would open. i remember walking in and oprah was on the tv. >> what did you assume when you saw the door open and the tv on? >> i thought maybe she left in a hurry. maybe she went with a friend, you know, and she just didn't close the door all the way. >> reporter: "she" was tara, veronica's older sister, not quite 20 then. veronica called out. no answer. she walked through the house, ba

the 5.1 magnitude quake hit 30 miles southeast of the plant on the southern gulf coast.o official word of any injuries or damage to the nuclear facility. the power plant, which was built by russia, was officially opened in 2011. cheryl: the united states has not eased any of the sanctions ahead of the new year deadline set by north korea, the sanctions against the rogue nation. tracee: christmas has come and gone, still no so-called gift from north korea. lucas tomlinson has the latest. >> reporter: for some japanese citizens, an alert from a major news outlook after midnight caused panic for fear a missile had flown over their country from north korea. the error was corrected 23 minutes later and there was no missile launched. over christmas, the u.s. military was not taking any chances. reconnaissance aircraft like this air force rc135 scrambled to fly missions over the korean peninsula to monitor for unusual military activity and a spy on communications. the her mit.north korea's chriss been silent so far. kim jong un rent. hillary:recently met withtop mi. observers w

it was warmth had drawn them to the gulf coast. the bus stop in the middle of a quiet neighborhood. the driver opened the door it was 3:45 p.m. >> i got off the bus and walked home. >> we means veronica orr then almost 14-years-old and her younger brother paul. >> i remember halfway down the road remembering i forgot my key. the closer i got to the hour, i seen my sister's car. i said, oh, okay, cool, i don't need the key. you know, she's home. >> then she noticed the door wasn't quite closed. >> it was closed, it wasn't latched, like you could fall in and the door would open. i remember walking in and oprah was on the tv. >> what did you assume you saw the door opened and the tv on? >> i thought maybe she left in a hurry, went with a friend and didn't close the door all the way. >> she was tara. veronica's older, the not quite 20 then. veronica called out. noalser, called through the house, the bathroom light was on. >> i went into the bedroom and saw her purse and everything on top of her dresser. i thought where would she be without a purse. >> that wasn't usual. that's when i ca

it is starting today along the gulf coast in the 70s and then as we begin to see the weekend progresss to spread northward, so for today, this is 57 degrees. pretty nice. and cincinnati, it gets up to 50. dc, 53 this afternoon. and then by the time we get to saturday, the warmth spreads to the central plains and omaha gets up to 50, not quite to minneapolis, i mean still better than normal but not exactly warm. and then the northeast, it looks like the warmest will be monday and tuesday. and the only problem is, it will be raining at the same time, so it will be a messy start to next week, and new york city should be up to almost near 60 degrees, with rain on both sides, and dc could get into the 60s and then there is a significant cold shot behind this, and that is what you would expect this time of the year anyways and we got all of that nice snow, in the northeast, and now we're going to melt it all. so it is like an early mud season. >> let's say every monday is a messy start to the week. >> but it looks like rainy and gloomy, too. >> nap time. >> just in general. >> 62 degrees in

let's get into the weekend forecast, a rainstorm starting along the gulf coast.ike from new orleans to mobile, i-10 is not a fun day as we go throughout saturday and then sunday, that is just a soaking rain, i mean we could get two to three inches of rain out of this. so anyone traveling from mississippi to alabama, especially in georgia, and also florida, we could have some issues and notice the north east and great lakes, and mild in the middle of the country, and no problems whatsoever as we go throughout our sunday. when we come back, fine tuning the christmas eve and christmas forecast for you. >> i will need the forecast for the north pole because i will be on the polar express. >> how did you get that golden ticket? >> you know, i have some connections. >> connections. >> yes. >> actually danny cevallos will be on the train with us and his family. >> does he dress up? he is wearing pajamas. committed to it. >> i have not committed it to it quite yet. but we will see. >> thanks, bill. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> very much. >>> still ahead, after brea

northern part the southern part we're talking about severe weather all the way down towards the gulf coast of course we are getting towards the end of the year a lot of celebrations are going to be happening one of those big ones is going to be in new york of course on monday evening and times square unfortunate the forecast does not look so good for new york we are looking at some rain in the forecast with the temperature there at the ball drop at about 4 and lana looks quite nice but over 2. chicago it is going to be a combination of rain snow and also when spectacle thank you kevin miller still ahead for you on al-jazeera odd. more protests across france as the labor unions try to keep up the pressure on president across its pension reforms and in sports sailing is the start as the 75th sydney to hobart race comes to an end better than the rest of the sport that. a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or exe and one on one east investigates the pakistani company at legibly selling fake degrees to the dolls and the police around the world on al jazeera and.

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our coral reefs throughout the gulf coast, throughout florida, throughout the west coast, in hawaii and beyond. the acidification that has led to bleaching of these coral reefs, and as we all know, or at least i hope we all know, as go the coral reefs, so go our oceans. these amendments would strengthen federal programs that address the health of our coral reefs. these amendments go to harmful algal bloom, which is a problem throughout our country as well. what can we and should we do about it, as a federally coordinated effort? of course we should do something about that. these amendments would strengthen this bill. these amendments would forward a federal state-partnership -- federal-state partnership, a community partnership to address another armful consequence, which is killing our oceans. -- harmful consequence, which is killing our oceans. these amendments would address coastal resiliency. how do we prevent our ?oastlines from eroding moo my own home state of hawaii -- in my own home state of hawaii, we have seen significant erosion. significant increases in sea level over a very

gulf coast in the short term because you had restrictions on fracking?tely looking to support the clients we can bank and the sectors we can bank. we are already seeing that phenomenon play out. there were 13 gigawatts of coal retired in 2013 and 22 gigawatts of renewable investment opportunities that came online in 2018. we are looking at financing some of those renewable initiatives while also financing national play anations that incredible part in the energy transition. natural gas is a critical energy source as we look to a carbon neutral environment. natural gas is also essential to deal with some of the intermittent issues related to renewable resources. alix: ladies, love the conversation. i do so much. ravina advani and catherine mann , great to have you. we will continue our climate series tomorrow. i will be speaking with the conocophillips ceo. if you're jumping in your car, tune into bloomberg radio, sirius xm channel 119 on the bloomberg business app. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: time for technically speaking. bill maloney, chartered market t