maybe with the pelosi maneuver and there's a cliff hanger turned into, well, we don't know what to stay tune for and when it's going to happen, seems to me that changed the story about process and people who do what we do for a living, for most of the people out there they don't care about process. >> no, they don't, there have been good story about how the process does work, they don't get the headlines but it is going to be a critical step once we hit january about what the process is that the chief justice runs it, do republicans really control it because they are in the majority, are they supposed to be impartial jurors, are we going to hear questions live in the senate, the public isn't familiar how this operate, clinton was 1999, 2 years ago, a lot of people don't remember that. howie: the media talk about ukraine and the witnesses and what happened, abuse of power, it's all about who is going to testify when and subpoenas and all of that and i just think it's a more boring story. there's one other person who has been making news this week and that's rudy giuliani who had somewhat

and housed into large airplane hangers were many languished for more than a year. >> in hanger numberbicle. cubicle,0 by 10 foot which holds each of the families. in each cubicle we can put as much as four camps and mattresses for the kids. >> although the refugee camp was administered by the panamanian red cross and the united states agency for international development, u.s. military police would frequently enter the ground and restrict access to make arrests. with explicit permission from the directors of the camp, our camera crew enters to interview refugees about the experience of their invasion and the aftermath. even though we had authorization, u.s. military police and the criminal investigation division of the u.s. army tried to stop our crew from videotaping. they said to detain anybody from filming. >> i don't think that is right. i think the world he has the right to know the truth. sir, please. we are the victims. we lose everything. we lose our families. so why is a world not supposed to know the truth, sir? >> cannot allow this. >> we are the victims, serve. we want the

the fire uses the hanger to shoot. after being used as a construction staging area close to 10 years, they have secured always for the facility bringing moviemaking back to treasure island. the film commission says that brings a higher profile to the city of san francisco. more work for local actors, more money for the city. >> they have to buy things like and lumber and wardrobe and spend money on catering. office applies and all the money goes back into the san francisco economy. >> reporter: filmmaking is just one part of what is taking place. on the southwest corner of treasure island, robert back from the treasure island developments is for making is just one part of a much bigger picture. beginning with a and to get to the island in that encouraging mass transit. >> though southwestern for ferry service. from here, to the west of the other, there would be a shuttle to get people to their homes. >> reporter: in the long-term, housing and price would replace aging military structures is treasure island are transfor

. >> we'll respond to any calls of trees coming down or anything what they call hangers like we have big branches hanging, we'll cordon off the area and make sure it is safe. >> reporter: the city offers ten free sandbags to any city resident. you can pick them up at the public works yard in bay view any time tomorrow between 8:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. reporting live in san francisco, sonja shin, nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you. >>> the weather is taking its toll on air travelers today. high winds forcing the airport to operating the runways in a different direction. that meant sfo had to cancel nearly 80 flights and delay another 130. >>> not just wind, concerns about landslide in the north bay. sausalito on high alert. destroyed two building right above sausalito boulevard. checking that specific area for any type of movement. >>> also flooding concern, especially in the burn area of last month's contained fire. coming up at 6:30, we're going to explain why people rebuilding after the 2017 clubs fire are facing new challenges. here's a good way to get the very latest update

and old hanger on the island was used before.as been used by construction workers. now, they have a new lease and you promise that the space would generate more work for local actors and more money for the city. >> they have to buy things like props and lumber and wardrobe and some money on catering. office supplies. all the money goes back into the san francisco economy. >> filmmaking is just one part of what is taking shape on treasure island. in another area, files are being driven for a new ferry landing and another spot, is underway on the building that would, supermarket. thousands of homes are also plant. >>> looking into the leather, it is already thursday. friday over the in the corner. maybe many folks are taking tomorrow off as the beginning of a new long holiday weekend. for you, i hope that the stickies. we have clouds out there. just enough to keep things on the cool side. 40s and 50s today. went to the north, that is an atmospheric river. in seattle in the cascades, they are getting copious amounts of snow. it's a

the house judiciary committee has turned into a cliff-hanger. jerry nadler ended debate tonight before the final votes were cast. eric swalwell of the east bay tweeted, quote, "it's been a 14- hour plus day of impeachment inquiry debate. tomorrow we will take votes in the light of day for the american people to see." lauren blanchard tells us it was a day of bitter partisan argument. >> reporter: despite repeated pushback from republicans, the two articles of impeachment are expected to be adopted. >> the committee is in recess. >> reporter: a marathon day at the capitol. yet no vote thursday night on the two articles of combeem. abuse of power and obstruction of congress. >> i want the members on both sides of the aisle to think about what has happened over these last two days and to search their consciences before we cast our final votes. >> reporter: a decision which didn't sit well with republicans. >> this is the kangaroo court that we're talking about. >> reporter: with the democratic majority in the committee, the draft articles are expec

. >> reporter: that means saving whatever you can, tags, packaging, even hangers can help you get back top dollar. want to save time and return those gift business mail watch for hidden costs some retailers will give you a return shipping label but still charge you for shipping. once you ship, confirm the money goes back into your account and if you're headed to the store in person, make a list to organize and check store policies timing your trip could help you avoid long lines and maximize your money back. >> if you can, wait a little bit after january 2nd, the crowds will be thinner, the lines will be shorter, but you want to try to reach the window january 3rd to january 15th, because after the 15th, some stores will not accept returns and give you the full credit. >> reporter: with the added inventory of all those returns, that's when many new sales will kick in. vickie ngyuen. >> great tips as you head to the stores. >>> we're back in a moment with a story about a meeting at a hospital that changed not just one but two lives forever. >>> in florida santas glided in not on sleighs

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so there's a hanger move few people are allowed in there. it is a premium ticket the public is way out there and that is actually the border between the post and burlington cemetery it's the same border today. press covering this thing like crazy. photographers everywhere. the president coming out to watch there's a famous story right now i'm blanking on whether it happened in oh eight or oh nine or congress actually shut down for the day and came up to watch or will fly. but for year do it. they said no. the weather is not okay. were congress, whatever i am orville wright, and they drew back. now there is this. i didn't want you to see that yet. there are a lot of stories. huge social event. and one story that i heard was that alice roosevelt long worth invented the tailgate at fort meyer watching orville wright fly. is everybody familiar with teddy roosevelt's daughter. famously said. i could manage the affairs of the state are economic imagine the affairs of alice. i can't do both. i have heard that an ally she had an electric car, this p

it's the south bay where we're seeing the last of the hangers on here. 85 down toward the intersection with 87 just south of 280. in other words near campbell, robertsville, cambri park, good rain for you guys. mountain view, rain along the 280 car door, and over towards half moon bay along 1, 84, and 35. so that's where the rain sits now. i want to show you what happens over the next few hours. we bring a few bands of light rain over the rest of the bay area between now and midnight. and then things will quiet down a bit. until we get to the second half of saturday when there will be another chance of rain, and i'll talk to you more about that in the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> all right, darren, thanks for that. well, it's the end of an era in oakland. really the end of a life style, you know. the raiders will likely play their last home game at the coliseum this weekend. it's a day that many oakland raiders fans have been dreading including our da lin. he's live at the coliseum for us tonight. da, i hesitate to ask because i can see the emotion welling up, but what's the

. >>> hanger three on treasure island is back in the movie business. the city signed a new lease on the 79,000 square foot stays space and is used in a number of movies. nine years ago, production stopped and it has been used by construction companies to prepare for large projects. the mayor says having a dedicated production space will be more convenient and create jobs for people in san francisco. the first project is a movie called still more which will start work in february.>>> alameda county and possibly the city of oakland may end up selling the rights to the land at the oakland coliseum in order to pay off the debt on the stadium. the city and county agreed to huge coliseum renovations when they bought the raiders back from los angeles in 1995. according to the chronicle, there is a $65 million debt on the deal, taxpayers ultimately have to pay that. and both governments continue to pay off the debt at the current rate, the total will come to $75 million by 2025. >>> today is the final day of fall commencement at san jose state university, the

fight paper waste and hang one on the paper hanger of berlin.t they are doing is taking a dig at hitler's personal biography. hitler had been or done a number of things before he became the dictator of germany. he was, a wannabe artist, he was a house painter, he would also hang the paper for various places. so, anything the government or cartoonists could use, to make a verbal jab at hitler, and also promote the war effort, they would do it. that is where you are getting this phrase of hang one on the paper hanger of berlin. the thing is, fight paper waste now, americans don't waste -- how do we waste paper? well back then, before tv you got your news to the newspaper. it's also where you got a lot of your favourite comics from as well, like dick tracy and little orphan annie and superman's adventures as well what you do after the next day? you heard that phrase yesterday's news? and this is where i get the line from its yesterday's newspaper what you do with it? you throw it out? not so fast! paper is used for a lot of things, and you can use

. >> it is like watching a cliff hanger. i'm kris sanchez and in for laura. first we want to take you to breaking news. details about the shooting at the naval air station in pensacola, florida. right now we're learning the gunman was a saudi foreign national here to train with the military. investigators are now looking at a possible link to terror. authorities at the air station say four people are now confirmed dead including the shooter. and is he people are being treated at a local hospital. this is a live look at a news conference underway right now in florida. the newsroom is listening for new information and will get it to you as we get it. >> this started this morning when the gunman opened fire at the naval base. local deputies got into a shootot and you killed the gunman. currently the naval air station is on lockdown and has been evacuated. this is the second mass shooting on a naval base this week. the first happened earlier this week at a navy station in pearl harbor. two people were killed and the shooter took his own life. we'll continue to fo

france and turkey could theoretically mountie independent military operations everybody else is just a hanger on and they're just window dressing for us military operations but the are literally like roman exactly erisa want to do what i've been hearing go bad where did that word of the destruction went or where that is what it seems to be a dismissive alliance and $991.00 when the soviet union and the warsaw pact would out of business. nato should have as well as why didn't they let russia in i mean that literally that time i've read on many occasions booed themself and said why don't you get is it going to be are you going to tell you who it was but one of the european european nato haq said if we did that the nato would be like the un just a talk shop it could take action by which they meant military action although listen to what you just said you're saying it doesn't work if we don't have enemies exactly what if we had agreed to have had the ability to inflict military force and i dare to say aggression in places like serbia and libya whatever we want to using nato as a platform but enem

.>>> this massive hanger on treasure island is back in the film business. maryland and reid announced a deal to resume leasing best to base. it was used in the past to build sets for block busters like ffg ceives to film tv companies. they have already landed a deal for a movie called fillmore which starts mid filming in february.>>> the us appeared to have a trade relationship with wauconda. that is the fictional african kingdom from was hit black panther movie.>> i waited my entire life for this. the world is going to start over. >> the addition of tenant to the us department of agriculture's website was pointed out yesterday. it was listed among other real continuities. the usda says the comic book country was used during a test of its system. an employee is forgot to remove it.>>> coming up at 5:30, and roger tom investigation, allegations of unsafe conditions at a bay area navigation center. >> when i first got here.>> we sit down with the leadership at bay area community services. their take on how taxpayer money is being spent to house the homeless.>

millions sat down for the return of gavin and stacey after ten years and it ended on a huge cliff—hangernother series. but the show‘s writers, james corden and ruthjones, said there are currently n0 plans to bring it back — as it's difficult to find time to write more. but the pair did get together to watch the programme go out last night. christmas wouldn't be christmas, without abit of glitz and sparkle — so ‘strictly come dancing' returned to our screens for the annual festive special. former contestants dusted off their dancing shoes and took to the floor once more. but it was debbie mcgee, that lifted the trophy with her professional partner, kevin clifton. you might be one of those gearing up for a boxing day walk this morning. and new research shows just how popular a stroll by the sea has become. nearly 30 million people ambled along england's coastal paths over the past six months, boosting the economy and helping to create local jobs. the data has been collected by natural england, which is currently establishing a 2,700—mile path around the entire english coastline. now it's t

tags, packaging, even hangers could help you get back top dollar. want to save time and return those gifts by mail? watch for hidden costs. some retailers will give you a return shipping label but still charge you for shipping. and once you ship confirm the money goes back into your account. and if you're headed to the store in person, make a list. organize your takebacks and check store policies. timing your trip could help you avoid long lines and maximize your money back. >> if you can, wait a little bit after january 2nd. the crowds will be thinner. the lines will be shorter. but you want to try to reach the window of january 3rd through january 15th because after the 15th some stores will not accept returns and give you the full credit. >> reporter: and with the added inventory from all those returns that's also when many new sales will kick in. vicki nguyen, nbc news, new york. >>> i am still buzzing about the thought that we had a white christmas. >> we did. >> not down here in the valley but up on mt. hamilton. >> and there's still time. we

the christmas special — which ended on a huge cliff—hanger — this has been a hit with the critics andrrently no plans to bring it back — as it's difficult to find time to write more. but the pair did get together to watch the programme go out last night. now, it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. after the sunshine yesterday, more cloud today and for some it has already been wet and windy. some spreading northwards and eastwards, turning patchy in northern england. heaviest bursts of rain easing for a time but more downpours in wales and the south—west. still a blustery day. highs of 12 degrees. much of scotla nd day. highs of 12 degrees. much of scotland will remain dry. the best of the sunshine in the north east of scotland. into this evening, patchy rain and drizzle will affect eastern areas. later, western scotland will turn wetter and windier. keeping temperatures up in western areas, 11 degrees. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: a powerful typhoon tears through parts of the philippines, killing at least 16 people and leaving thousands ho