christine placy ford makes her first statement since ifte kavanaugh. >>> and a man found stuck in a greaseent above an east bay restaurant.he was in there for two days. what investigators think he was trying to do. >>> don't miss that story. >>> don't miss that story. it is wild. morning, there is no fog to contend with. that is a big change from what you experienced the rest of the week on this thursday, december 13th. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is here with the nice,arle cus. vie >>> i have overlaid the visibility layer on live doppler 7. a little bit of fog trying to develop around know vat is toe but it is very small right now. most of it is in the central valley. the winds are pulling offshore

ifts going to be a cold one. low 30s to the mid and up earth 40s for many of you.only place that will be about 50 degrees. tomorrow afternoon, 59 in the city. half moon bay, richmond. 61 in santa rosa, oakland, fremont, 64 in santa cruz. pretty nice looking day. level 1 system sunday night into monday morning. rain spreads north to south. expecting about a tenth to half an inch and breezy at times. hour-by-hour we go. sunday afternoon into sunday night, it's around mendocino county. slipping south during the overnight hours, going into monday morning's commute, which will include some wet roadways. but this is not a big storm. it will be just enough to dampen the ground an bring some snow showers to the sierra nevada. a little bit. not a lot. in terms of your rainfall totals, you're looking at anywhere from a few 100s of an inch in the south bay to half an inch, santa rosa, calistoga. you can download the app and track doppler 7 any time you want. tomorrow you're going to be enjoying nice weather. sunday night into monday morning we get our much needed rain. dry tu

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ift is helping to bring experiences women back to the company and a few me too. nbc's ron mott has more. >> reporter: annette diver's morning routine hasn't changed all that much over the years. d > good morning. >> goorning. >> reporter: get her boys up from bed, pack lunches, kiss her family good-bye for the day, now she's leaving the house, too. heading back to work at gm as an enginee after taking 15 years off to be a mom. it's part of gm's re-hiringnitiative called take two, aimed largely at women just like aboth in have technical expertise. how would you say take two has changed your life here since you've decided to take the plunge? >> i would have never lieved that years ago when i was going to stay home, did i ever even have any idea that i was g to return in my 40s, doing the same type of role when i was in my 20s, with a completely different >> i've learned a tremendous amount. >> reporter: take two ly is essential 12-week paid tryout giving prospective employees a chance to see if th timing is right for them to return, giving the company a chance to s

gentlemen's takes on the stories surrounding banks, fixed income, and the broader equity strategy story. , iftt you can tune in you want to join jon ferro and i we will be on your device at the top of the hour and you can find -- as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ with the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates, investors will be watching closely for any hints about hikes and 2019. joining us now is a rare panel, we have mike the head of large-cap bank research, the senior bank analyst at wells fargo security, chris harvey, the head of strategy at wells fargo security, and mike the head of rate strategy. so a triple threat. we have one message which is to invest through the pain. and i did bring props, i have my fellow strategists. invest through the pain, what would that look like and 2019? people have expectations for interest rate increases. >> we think the fed hikes a couple more times next year and so we think the move next week is a given. in 2019 the markets will be pricing less than one move, if the end of october it was less than two moves and we think that it's pricing up too

back in mid october and here we are during to holidays and doubt they're looking for a lot of the iftsents this time of tar. >> justin, thank you. >> we have an update to a burglary case w have been following for you. the founder of a d.c. pla house that was burglarized on christmas day says the show mt go on. they took cash and credit cards. workers found the damage the y.xt she was devastated when she saw the damage. >> when i camen and saw the box office pretty much, i'd say wrecked, but everything was pulledutnd the crowbar was used to open the cabinet and the refrigerator door kedo that? >> a go fund me page has been set up to help the play house repair the damage and install the security system. as for the january show, theater workers say they'll make it happen. >> hopefully they'll see better days ahead. >> yeah. >> turning to the weather now. >> i wish we could have a better day ahead, but it's going to be pretty awful, right? other would 2018 end a way than it's been doing. rain and not just a little. a lot of rai for today. the latest forecast model updates are in. ature wea

. >> crazy to think ift happened here, like, did this happen multiple times? other people getting packages like this? which is just scary. was od thing an honest man the one who opened that box. the files may have been created from patients through the maryland physicians care manage stre organization. ill not clear how those papers could have ended up in a box of shirts. news 4 reached out to the organization for comment but haven't yet heard back. >>> it's now 6:51. chuck bell is here to give us a look at our forecast today. cold out there, chuck. >> very, very cold morning. no doubt about that. for the ye though, it's actually been not only a much wetter than average year, nearly the ecall-timed. currently we're in third place. third wettest year on baltimore has already won their first place for the year. dulles airport may notave a number one finisher, but national airport is less than an inch away from the tial record. the year as a whole has been 1.5 degrees warmer than average. that doesn't do you any good on a thursday morning. many of the suburbs bel

a couple of things have ifted -- who's going ay for it, was always going to be mexico during the campaignxico through ost to have the administration, and -- mexico through most of the a administrati now he's trying to put the american taxpayer on the hook f. the wa also the definition. nt's a wall, then slats, th whatever else. as for the democrats, i actually do think they do want to have a solution, not just when it comes to a border wall, but also when it comes to im we have been down this road at least two times this year -- and correct me if i'm wrong, michaee said yes to funding for a border wall in exchange for otection for dreamers, or in exchange for rm and, eachre time, the president has rejected. each time the republicans have rejected it. so, now, i think, with democrats coming into the majority next week that we might see a puh for that, but let's not for something -- republicans still control the house, they still control the senate, and president trump is still in the white house, and they could do something with the majority at they have right now. clearly're choosing not

you have to weigh that with the practical aspects of, if we don't take thi step, then what will be iftthe toanother storm happens? >> i jt think that it is unfortunate at these buildings have become, essentially, the victim of urban developmen >> if you have to have buildings removed for e safety of the people, what, why is there any boher thought? >> i think the most recent event in florida, and what happened in north carolina, and what's happened in puerto rico and what has happened in texas, and the wildfires in california. and i can truly empathize with these people. so, i think we need to take a very good look at the decisions that are made, so we can guarantee a healthier earth for future generations. >> yang: these people are hardly alone in facing climate changes, but here, the question is immediate. do they have to destroy the heart of town in order to save its future?an can they come up with an answer before the next big rain? r the pbs newshour, i am johnco yang in ellitt city, maryland. >> woodruff: "time" magazine named its "person of the year" yeerday, choosing a group jo

ift said sure. congratulations, you are an american citizen. well, ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, only in america you leave your house in the morning as a foreigner and come back as an american citizen. is that a beautiful country or what? and this[ is why mrs. carter h been in my heart all my life. i say, as a matter of fact, i was able to do something very special,b not last year for the wedding anniversary i think, i forgot if it was 70 years or something. they were celebrating where the navy is there in the town, annapolis and with a friend of mine we made a wedding cake. the president did not know. wee showed up at dessert time ad entered the home with this wedding cake and those twoi wer soof happy, first of all to seee again after so many years, gave me a big hug and everything. and the president and mrs. carter were in fantastic shape. let me tell you. i love those people. they're very honest, very nice, very, very nice. you know i was at the white house. asou a pastry chef, we leave a lot, too manyo people will tak advanta

ift that agreement does is there is going to be military conflict, the decision was made much higher that it would be a political issue and not just a skirmish in the south china sea that escalates into a full-scale confrontation between the united states and china. so if that is what were to happen, i would say a decision will have been made that a military conflict is inevitable and either u.s. or china is willing to take on that path. more questions? >> i want to come in on that question. no impediments to freedom of navigation in the south china sea. occurs in the south china sea, it is a collapse of adequate command-and-control at the very top in both countries. -- i am veryssed some -- on that issue. all parties on the conflict have signed the declaration on the conduct of the south china sea which allows for their freedom of c maneuver. maneuver. sure we crowd them and they crowd us, but those are not war issues. if those are permitted to turn into a conflict there should be high level court marshals in both armies. >> i want to collect another three questions and then we will

ift: you can see behind me you look at the gate, you can , the peoplees starting to gather.you were to pull back and look at the gate, you would see the germans getting ready to party. it will be as exciting as new zealand. scarlet: they have nice weather in new zealand now. it is summertime there. in new york, the forecast is for rain. here is they be on a. viviana: president trump says there has been progress in trade talks with china. the present speaking with xi jinping over the weekend. both sides expressing satisfaction with negotiations initiated earlier this month. new figures show china's manufacturing slowdown has gotten worse. the definition of the word wall could end the government shutdown, what kind of physical barriers are acceptable to both sides of the aisle. the white house says president trump's demands for a wall refers to steel slats. democrats say they support more border security but not what one calls a medieval border wall. in russia, there are reports the government has detained a u.s. citizen suspected of spying. they identified the suspect as paul