julian assange is dying in a u.k. prison clients with sedatives and subjected to 23 hours of solitary confinement a day from the sun. and the cool from the wiki leaks co-founder on christmas eve. iranian nuclear deal is as good as dead if you couldn't respond to us pressure that's the message from the. top diplomats in moscow also to come this. close we begin a review of the key events the shapes 2019 including the violent street protests the seem to practically every corner of the globe. other thanks for joining us this is. julian assange is slowly dying in a u.k. jail as he's regularly tranquilized and kept in solitary confinement 23 hours a day in a phone call to his friend on christmas eve the wiki leaks co-founder made those disturbing revelations sons was arrested in april and since then medics and un observers of warned about his the climbing physical and mental health hearing in february will decide on his extradition to the united states where he's accused of publishing classified documents and could face up

war crimes these are tragic news and ongoing injustice for julian assange and i think all this. proves that ecuador was right all along. we're going to sondra was . running a risk of facing what he's facing now ecuador gave him asylum for fear of persecution for his activities as a publisher at the head of we can leaks. i remember actually interacting with british officials and british officials telling me that we were deluded that it had nothing to do with we collect nothing to do with freedom expression nothing to do with publishing it it had everything to do with the swedish case. and now we're seeing that we were right all along it had nothing to do with the swedish case and everything to do with this possibility of an extradition to the united states and i think it. it's an important global cause that we must all defend freedom for julian sun yes nowadays even the new york times and the guardian supporters you can't imagine who those british officials were that was saying you were deluded about a grand jury in the united states that was going to maybe imprison a son for 175

julian: no, it can't.hink part of 2019's story is that essentially, what we are seeing is the seeds for a little bit more inflation than the market has been pricing and because essentially, central bankers are saying we've done about all we can do on the thisary side, and there's groundswell of fiscal stimulus coming in globally, which we think backstops inflation. if you think about it, the fed is the one that really wants inflation. steeper yield curve, more confidence. david: should we be selling bonds? [laughter] michael: you know, especially when you talk about what is going on in the repo market and all of these overnight ofrations in the purchases 60 billion dollars in cheap bills a month, that strikes me as potentially inflationary. something i don't think you can look at as a short-term thing. this budget deficit we have is not going away. we are going to be very well supplied with treasuries for the for seeable future. 2010-2011, when everyone was concerned that qe was going to cause inflation, t

julian: it is like anything else. if there's going to be a recession, clearly the market will run into difficulty. but again, if you look at the fourth quarter of 2018, essentially the market was discounting a recession that didn't occur. very similar to the type of price action we saw in the first quarter of 2016. no doubt that will be in overhang, but from where we stand right now, actually, if you look at it, the economic indicators, interestingly enough , in the rest of the world are bottoming. obviously, especially in the last week or so, we had good , goodn the trade front news in terms of picking a leader in the u.k., and all of those resolved uncertainties to a certain degree, and those are positive. ceo, howf you are a much with this trade deal soothe your nerves? would you be able to make a position, nevermind what's happening next? julian: it's more about the psychology. this is not a surprise going into an election year. escalationogy of has, for now, stopped. we are trying to get closer to china. is that

i'm julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. some intense moments there.te on a story we've been following all morning long, a car crashed into a pay day loan shop in san jose, a 15-year-old passenger was hurt and taken to the hospital. police say the driver ran off the road. this started at 1:00 a.m., as the officer tried to pull over the car for a code violation on capital expressway. the driver did not stop and the officer lost sight of it. the car crashed into the cash one. the building was closed at the time. back over to you. >>> developing news on history made on capitol hill. president trump becoming the third president in u.s. history to be impeached. >> there's some uncertainty about how the case will move forward. ines de la cuetara joins us live from washington with those details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. after six hours of debate, the house vote on impeachment went as expected with two democrats objecting, but house speaker nancy pelosi throwing the impeachment process in limbo by threatening to delay president trump's senate t

julian castro will have a diverse ticket.lizabeth warren will pick andrew gillum or somebody else. you're not going to have an all-white ticket this year. they get it enough to prevent -- >> will tom perez still be the dnc chair? will he get to be dnc chair again? >> after the convention, the nominee -- as for the primaries, you don't want to give up the small states at the beginning too quickly. i think the best solution is to have south carolina, nevada, iowa, new hampshire on the same day. >> even south carolina, i think you're not getting the same kind of -- >> the problem is if you go to a big state at the beginning, then they just campaign airport terminal to television studio to airport terminal. there's no retail politics. they don't have to meet voters. i don't want that. >> in colorado -- >> there is math that you can -- there's math that you can layout, picking a place like georgia. georgia has both. you have regional areas, you have rural areas. you have one metropolitan area and it's not that expensive. it's not

julian glover is live at the scene with those details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. like you said, we just got new information from chp and that is that that red car, that zip car, the driver of it is actually what caused this entire thing in the first place. we're hearing that person was arrested for a dui and when you get to the video, you'll see why this is all so remarkable that the person is okay this morning. actually want to go back live and show you what's happening here. we have those caltrans crews that are working hard to get the last remnants of glaravel off t road. if we go to the video, you can see two of those work trucks involved in this crash with that red zip car. one of those work trucks was carrying gravel. that spilled over to the northbound and southbound lanes. that caused this mess. we do want to get to sound from an officer as he tells us what happened to that driver. >> that driver stepped out of the vehicle, that was the person that was suspected to be a dui. >> okay. is that person arrested?

reporter julian glover is live with everything you need to know this morning. julian?ill have time, some time, kumasi. not a whole lot. there is a bit of a holiday shipping alert this morning and it's coming to us from amazon. i'm sure a lot of people will be doing their shopping on the website. amazon says it is blocking third party sellers from using fedex using a drop in delivery performance by the company which means if you're shopping from a smaller business through amazon there may be less options. fedex says it only impacts a small number of shippers but limits the options for those small businesses on some of the highest demand shipping days in history. ship directly to friends and family if you're thinking about just ditching the wrapping process altogether. walmart, target, best buy, your orders must be placed by early friday. macy's you have until noon on saturday. amazon and nordstrom they must be purchased by sunday. we want to walk you through shipping deadlines. for fedex you have to have everything to them by december 21st and for usps and ups a little

so i put the car tester julian knows if the mercedes g. class has been around for 40 years you know a lecture or a cross-country vehicle has been a very worried it may seem like no more than a very thorough facelift for the 463 series i designed language is much the same and he wonders what exactly has changed. at 1st glance the new versions hardly changed at all it's just as boxy and under streamlined as ever the round headlights and fender mounted turn signals now seem almost retro. the g. class is sizable enough that it's easy to overlook the 6 extra centimeters and with and 5 extra centimeters in length but inside the extra space is very noticeable. and the 1st thing anyone notices about the rear is the spare tire the taillights look small and narrow on that vast rear. of the phoebe julian's discovery they have as much as this g class 3 symbols the older models. side it's radically different inside out and in terms of the ride quality that it's no surprise have a carmaker like mercedes will apply its own technological innovations to me

and wiki leaks founder julian assange claims he's dying in a u.k. prison plied with sedatives and subjected to 23 hours of solitary confinement a day we hear from the sounds his friend who is told the chilling details in a call from the jail publisher on christmas eve. julian rang me because he spent christmas with me and my family in 2011 on bail what time it sounded awful and he said to me but i'm slowly dying. giving thanks for joining us here on r.t. international. the u.s. special representative for iran has defended sunday's airstrikes on iraq and syria that killed 25 people insists that the attacks are a deterrent against iranian aggression and reports new york. the u.s. state department has defended the decision to conduct air strikes in iraq and syria saying that this was done to deter the influence of iran in the region now 25 people were killed in the raids and dozens were injured one of the things we want to emphasize is that this was a defensive action that was designed to protect american forces and american citizens in a room. in the

julian glover is approaching that scene now.get more information from him on what exactly is happening here. also i understand that there is fuel that has spilled all being a across the eastbound lanes, so hazmat crew is on the way. this is going to be such a mess, avoid this area beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. >>> best chance of wet weather maybe as far south as chico. low to mid-60s for sacramento, if you are heading up to the sierra for the weekend, coming home sunday will be a bear, 7:00 to 10:00, we have a winter weather it will be windy. we'll have scattered showers wednesday and thursday. for us, we have a 2 on the moderate impact scale. >>> and check out this shoc

assange the world's most famous publisher well i think is the issue here is we got to take the julian a songe as the central figure out of the equation and let's just talk about sovereignty remember julian assange was in a stray incidents the novices in the united states he wasn't in the united states when they happened they didn't come from julia songe there were leaks from a person who had that thomas called bradley manning now called chelsea manning so what exactly are you going to extradite julian a songe a citizen of the stroke here to the united states for for the actions of a another party bradley manning who gave him information which he then published surely that is no different to the newspapers you then publish what was on wiki leaks maybe they should all go to the united states to be tried under united states law i mean where does this one stop it's patently absurd with the like him or not i think i particularly like you in a sanjeev i met him i don't think i don't warm to him as a character and i want to make this explicitly clear this is about the principle of law the pr

julian glover is on the scene. he's talking with chp patrol officers right now, working to get more details for us on this crash, possibly when this will be reopening. you can see it's going to take a while for first responders to get this cleared up. as i bring you out to the map, you can see where it is. this purple is showing you that it is closed. a sigalert there. i will keep you updated on this. this may impact your morning commute. moving on to another portion here of the bay, this is emeryville, 80, a little foggy, but smooth ride so far. we'll be back with more news, at cracker barrel, we're cooking up warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy. our take on a festive favorite is back. and it's only at cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holidays. come on home to cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holidays. mike bloomberg's created on tover 400,000 jobs.ue leader. as president, an opportunity economy that

abc7 news reporter julian glover has arrived at the scene. julian, what else can you tell us? >> a heartbreaking story here and an awful update to bring you. we know the three people killed in that crash shortly after 10:00 on christmas night were all teens. two of the victims are said to be brothers. we want to give you a look at what's left behind right here. pg&e crews currently on the scene because they are cutting back a lot of trees and working to right a power pole taken out in this crash. at 10:00 p.m. last night, right off of foothill road, just by the castlewood country club. we know that there were five occupants in the vehicle, all of them teens. two of them were ejected from the car and we're hearing remarkably that the two who survived were the two that were thrown from the car. an awful update to bring you here. three young teens, all under the age of 18, were killed on christmas night. two of them said to be brothers. chp working to confirm whether speed may have been a factor. they say this is just a dark, winded edy country road and thel be investigating as t

is now warning of julian assange just a possible death in british custody and the u.n. warning of his torture in britain and now joins from camera by australia's former deputy prime minister barnaby joyce forward everybody minister thank you so much for coming on going underground before we get to one of your fellow australian citizens and his alleged torture by britain's belmarsh prison in london your take on the catastrophic bushfires we're obviously having a climate change a conference call 25 in madrid at the moment your reaction 4000 square miles of just new south wales alone bird to aggress your walls catastrophic when you have far as where the smog ends up in new zealand you know that it's a catastrophic fire we have to repeal some of the vegetation wars because people couldn't get proper access on roads because trees that form of the roads and excess green legislation that said you cannot have a trades in paid the capacity of fire trucks to arrive at areas and people to evacuate from those areas obviously we have to accept that the climate is changing and it's h

and that wiki leaks founder julian assange claims he's dying in a q.k. prison plied with sedatives and subjected to 23 hours of solitary confinement a day we hear from a songes friend who was told the chilling details in a call from the jailed publisher on christmas eve. and rang me because he spent christmas with me and my family in 2010 while on bail work time ago you sounded bored when you said to me but i'm slowly dying. from moscow where it's just past 2 in the morning you're watching r.t. international welcome to the program and baghdad says it is summoning the u.s. ambassador over the latest strikes on iraq in syria that killed 25 people the u.s. special representative for iran brian hook has defended those attacks insisting that they were to terence against a rein in aggression artie's caleb maupin has more. the u.s. state department has defended the decision to conduct air strikes in iraq and syria saying that this was done to deter the influence of iran in the region now 25 people were killed in the raids and dozens were injured one of the thin

julian. this this petty domestic incident internal turmoil is as thorsten put it to what extent is that diminishing germany's reputation for political stability and leadership within the e.u. do you think well the problem is that it's not simply d.a.p. as you domestic politics are going to be having an impact on this is the shift of balance that's occurring across europe so for example since the election is going on. it's very much been the case of micron's been taken and the front seats in the european politics of the whole bunch of all of his commentary with his most recent comments on nato from has almost changed position of germany and that is becoming a far more active and far more visible presence and i don't necessarily think that is purely going to be an issue of germany becoming irrelevant germany losing its power its what's we're likely to see is france and germany will switch places compared to where they were 5 or 10 years ago for example with france was seen as the problem child

julian rang me because he he spend christmas with me and my family in 2011 on bail and one time ago he sounded wonderful and he said to me look i'm slowly dying. if any nuclear deal is as good as if e.u. countries bowed to u.s. pressure that's a message from iran and russia in stop the talks in moscow also to come this hour. as the edge also a close we begin our review of the key events that shaped 2019 including violent street protests that seem to grip practically every corner of the globe. if you wonder where you are this is r.t. international thanks for joining us. joining us ours claims that he is slowly dying in the u.k. and jailed as he's regularly tranquilized in solitary confinement 23 hours a day in a phone call with his friend smith on christmas eve that wiki leaks co-founder made these disturbing revelations. julian rang me because he spent christmas with me and my family in 2010 while on bail what time ago i think he simply wanted a few minutes of skate and to talk to us because of the memories he had about happy memories he was slurring his speech was slurred he was speak

squ julian glover is there. juli julian? >> good morning, reggie. we just got new information from police on the scene. they say they are speaking with several people. they came out of the home where they believe that suspect could have been barricaded, but they cannot confirm whether or not they have the shooter at this time. still an active police presence here by the san jose police, right at white road and rose avenue here in east san jose. the police came out here at 2:00 this morning on reports of a shooting. they later found the victim who was pronounced deaded a t ed at scene. witnesses telling police they believe the shooter lived in this neighborhood and that's what locked down this neighborhood and has had it locked down for four hours at this point. we've heard from people who work in the area, trying to get through this busy intersection, wondering if they can go to work this morning. so far it looks like the answer is no because they do not know how much longer this could be locked down. again, south white road closed in both direction

julian, thank you very much indeed, julian, thank you very much indeed, julian howard, there.about the world trade organisation, because the trade body no longer has enough judges to settle international trade disputes. that's after the united states blocked the appointment of two newjudges, claiming they were being treated unfairly by the wto. the bbc asked the director general of the group how big of a blow was this to the global trade system. it's clearly a big blow because the regular way that the disputes are conducted in the wto is completely paralysed at this point in time. but that doesn't mean dispute settlement is stopped. in fact, members can still resolve their disputes to consultations, panels and they are thinking about other mechanisms such as arbitration or good offices of the director—general. so there are a number of things that can be done that will be a stopgap solution while we are trying to fix the situation of the regular channel. that is do the upper —— that is through the upper late body —— appelate. we have more information on the bbc news website. yo

for more now i'm joined by aviation expert julian bray julian some initial details are starting to come in about the final moments of the crash from what you're hearing what do you make of the possible cause that could have could have led to this accident. as you say the information is coming in your own report says that the tile touched the runway twice on takeoff and this is rather disturbing because either that could be pilots and all that might be some of the actual control system not a fork a 100 is a it's a good old course and widely used in africa the company itself went out of business during the ninety's but there are many well there's hundreds of these aircrafts do in daily use and so they are maintained certain places and maintained very well in other places not so well but also it's the training of the pilots as well that you have to look at you you mention that there are these planes are in service all around the world can you tell us more about their safety record and also this airline in particular what do you know about the airline that was a operating near plane. well t

back with me is peter, julian and jessica. julian, you served as minority counsel during the clinton impeachment and i want to remind our viewers of that. when you hear the argument that senator schumer is making to call live witnesses and the argument against it -- one of the reporters mentioned trent lott, saying that it would compromise the integrity of the senate to have live witnesses. another reporter asked about a position that schumer had in 1999 saying that no more witnesses were needed to be called in the clinton impeachment because it would be political theatre. you were there. tell us about how you perceived the criticism and schumer's arguments today. >> he said exactly the right thing. in 1999 it was an extramarital affair and a sex scandal and so there was a fair amount of question as to whether the senate really wanted to get into the nitty-gritty details of that and whether it would be demeaning to the senate. secondly, the more important point is that all the facts were on the table. all the witnesses had bee

correspondent rachel bradley 11 this brings us the latest on the cia versus julian assange stay to watch the whole. in the special it's something we can dangle so many of them. yeah but it doesn't they also. use on the whole don't think in russia think was over forget it. but feel the full meal felt about through a completely sure we have them all still some of the models of the. russian athletes eligibility for the international competition season steak this includes events like the tokyo olympics and the people world cup and qatar if i am in the early as last. year when you coming out there just as it was 4 years ago in moscow anti-doping plavix at the center of the scandal so he tampered with the duping samples database and one does greegor you once you get asked to do with it and you know she's doing what is most off the ball doesn't mean you know. about the little sportsmen that use the push on the vicious. fight to expose me in the sometimes i don't see the bullshit and then there's no. i'm. not so. let's. talk the way on the quiet i don't like banks so chesapeake bay and beautiful

why no media of them are to correspond to rachael brown this brings us the latest on the cia versus julian assange stay to watch the whole. thing in the special effects something we can do anything so there's so many of the . yeah but. the but also if. you talk to the whole don't think in russia think was over for getting. the full meal to talk about the earlier complaint for sure we have them all still some of the muscles and. russian outlets eligibility for the international competition season state this includes events likely to kill him picks and the fee for world cup and qatar if i am a daddy is not a show you know it's just not there when you're coming out there just as it was 4 years ago in moscow and i don't think lab is at the center of this scandal so he. with the doping samples database and one does. have to do with. what is the pool. that he's shown that. might expose me in the little to the full of. the. tucked away on the quiet idella banks of chesapeake bay in beautiful maryland is the aberdeen proving ground which is home to the united states army combat capabilities develo

no media then are to correspondent rachel bradley 11 this brings us the latest on the cia versus julian assad stay to watch the whole. ok in the special case something we can benefit so is one of the many of the. book to get us in the gulf where. you thought the whole doping can wash i think was over forgetting. what your book about earlier completely assure your boss steal someone's muscles and it is. russian outlets eligibility for the international competition says that state interest includes events like the tokyo olympics and the people world cup in qatar if i am in the early as last. year where you can go just as it was 4 years ago in moscow anti-doping clavius at the center of the scandal so who tampered with the doping samples database and one does greegor you want to give have to do with it and you know she's stupid because we've got to pull zameen you know. about the little spots we're not used to push on the wish. to expose me in the sometimes a little too so the pollution and then there's no. please . play. lists lists lists. looked. very well might continue watching on sinc

julian glover is live at the scene with what we're learning from police. julian? >> good morning to you both. those police were able to confirm to us just minutes ago that this is, in fact, a fatal shooting they're investigating along white road here in east san jose. i want to step out of the way and let you see the work of the investigators happening now. while they investigate this fatal shooting that happened around 2:00 this morning when they found a gunshot victim in the 200 block of white road, they're also still searching for the shooter. they don't know where he could be. they're hearing -- they heard from witnesses who were here on the scene that the potential suspect could live in one of these homes nearby. but right now they're not even sure if he's here or if he could be elsewhere. k-9 units are on the scene currently. they have a bear cat because they fear that this suspect could be barricading himself inside of a home or he could be elsewhere. so this police investigation is just ramping up. we want to point out that south white road is closed in do

coming up in our stories today julian claims he's dying in a u.k. prison lined with sedatives and subjected to 23 hours of solitary confinement every day we hear from a friend who was told the chilling details in a call from the wiki leaks co-founder of christmassy. rang me because he spent christmas with me and my family in 2010 but you know what time is. he said to me i'm slowly dying. key events that shape 2019 continues we shed some light on a rolling tale so. if you're tuning in from today right across the globe welcome to our team international my name to you and only. our top story hundreds of tried to storm the u.s. embassy. in with some of the protesters starting numerous fires there they're reportedly demanding its closure not american forces exit the country iraq's popular mobilization forces in over 20 people have been injured at rallies in a row and the company and the iraqi prime minister has urged the assembled tried to leave the embassy warning of a tough response if they do know that the arrest comes after american bombing raids in

the wiki leaks founder julian the son she claims he's slowly dying in the u.k. jail and says he is often tranquilized and kept in solitary confinement 23 hours a day he made the disturbing revelations in a phone call to his friend phone smith on christmas day. julian rang me because he spent christmas with me and my family in 2010 while on bail what time ago i think he simply wanted a few minutes of skate and to talk to us because of the memories he had about happy memories he was slurring his speech was slurred he was speaking slowly now julian is a highly after looks very clear person when he speaks and he sounded awful and it was very upsetting to head the idea of him being sedated has come from several people who visited him who clearly being told and the british government have been asked about it and they refuse to address that matter and what they say is they're not mistreating in but clearly he's being kept in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day he started it all and he said to me but i'm slowly dying here and he said that all started from my own why

and the weekly leaks founder julian assange claims he's dying in the u.k. prison piled with certitudes and subjected to 22 hours of solitary confinement a day we hear from a soldier's friend who was told the chilling details in a call from the jailed publisher on christmas eve. rang me because he spent christmas with me and my family in 2010 while on bail one time ago you sounded awful and he said to me but i'm slowly dying. life from moscow where it's just past 4 in the morning you're watching r.t. international welcome to the program. baghdad says it is summoning the u.s. ambassador over the latest airstrikes on iraq and syria that killed 25 people iraq officials say they were not able to prevent the attack with their objections being ignored by washington. i said this was a very dangerous matter and asked to discuss it face to face with the responsible parties not only by phone he said the decision has been made and i am informing you of this well after the attack hundreds of protesters gathered on the streets of the iraqi capital they condemned the u.s.

of course, julian castro has called for a change in the order. issuesanted to go to the specifically of immigration come to turn to a clip of senator bernie sanders addressing his plans for immigration reform. >> questionanders, i've a for you. if you can respond to mr. yang's comments. >> immigration question? >> this isiselated. ththere arare to be as many as 2 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s., more than 2 million right here in california. if you have a chance to forge a bipartisan immigration reform plan, would you insist on a path to citizenship for all 12 million or just a segment of that population? >> this is what i would do. day one, executive order, restore the legal status of 1.8 million young people in the daca program. day one, we change border policy so that federal agents will never snatch babies from the arms of their mothers. day one we introduce bipartisan legislation, which will, in fact, be comprehensive, which will result in a path toward citizenship for all of the 11 million who are undocumented. that is what the p

julian assange claims he's dying in the u.k. prison plied with sedatives and subjected to 23 hours of solitary confinement a day we hear from his songs his friend told the chilling details in a call from the wiki leaks co-founder on christmas eve. rang me because he spent christmas with me and my family in 2010 while on bail and what time it sounded he said to me but i'm slowly dying. good evening and welcome this is r.t. into. the u.s. special representative for iran as defended sunday's strikes on iraq and syria that killed 25 people brian hook insists that the attacks are a deterrent against iranian aggression said. to a new york correspondent caleb openings across this story for us just bring us up to date with the details please indeed now the u.s. state department has just sanded the decision to conduct air strikes in iraq and syria saying that this was done to deter the influence of iran in the region now 25 people were killed in the raids and dozens were injured let's take a listen. one of the things we want to emphasize

well there are many many reasons why they shouldn't hand julian assange. to washington but this certainly is in breach of. certain protections that everybody is entitled to everybody is entitled to have privileged conversations with its lawyers for example and we know for certain that julie our sanch meetings with his legal legal team. recorder we know that even documents from his lawyers were copied and photographed by the security companies in charge of the embassy so. darts in of reason of course to oppose the extradition because from that reality is clear that there is no argue process that he's persecutors where all alone all alone gathering information you noted to build a case against him and that that's no long form of course not do you think at this point that the songes extradition to the u.s. is 1st accomplis or any way of avoiding it at this point. i keep cold for the. british judicial system at the very end we'll. look after the summer any of these countries we know that day between the u.s. the us and the u.k. that is what they call the speci

julian: las personas que participaron fueron chalanes, queremos saber quiÉn le dio la orden. ♪ ♪ paolaada laboral. las pasas cuenta y ocho horas en regiones desanta clara y hac recibieron hasta 6 pulgadas de lluvia, ia santa cruz en base acumulados estimados por el radar. continuamos bajo la influencia de un rÍo atmosfÉrico que sigue ingresando hÚmeda tropical a regiÓn, corrientes de viento de alta atmÓsfera que recogen esa humedad y transportarla hacia las nubes mÁs altas. esto se combina con el paso de un sistema frontal. mÁs lluvias está pronosticando a travÉs de nuestra Área de cobertura. las precipitaciones podÍan continuar muy temprano en la maÑana, sobre todo para napa, sonoma y marÍn. el miÉrcoles podrÍa ser bastante activo en nuestra Área cobertura. estarÉis amaneciendo maÑana con temperaturas cerca de los 40, con corte y/o clan cerca de los 50 grados. la mÍnima en san josÉ se contempla en 44.la maÑana se harÁn bastante nublada y su silente la recibÍ incidir y acceder reduzca un poco. temperaturas mÁximas en los 60,bar continuar asÍ para los prÓximos dÍas. no miramos muchos ca

cheers, friends. >> cheers to julian. we're happy to have him here. >> we love to have new friends. >>> a san jose mayor sam liccardo has endorsed michael bloomberg. he says his tenure tackling public housing a reasons for his endorsement. bloomberg appointed liccardo as a california co-chair to his campaign. rris' mp.previously supportedcaa of course she suspended her bid for the democratic nomination last week. >>> new protections for renters in palo alto. they just passed an ordinance for rent hikes and evictions before a new state law takes effect in january. the state law caps rent increases at 5% each year. some landlords are raising rents in the final months of the year. some people are facing 30% increases. >>> rescue operations have turned to recovery following this terrifying volcanic explosion in new zealand. the death toll has risen to six. eight are missing, presumed to be dead. it is on white island a little ways away from the north island including the city of auckland. tweeted out. 47 people were on or nea

julian, to impeach or -- that continues to be the question. is this a realistic process?alistic, even though politically, you can see why democrats wouldn't want to do it again. the democrats will still be under the control of the -- the president is the same person, and he will be in the next few years. he now the house has set a marker that we don't accept this. if it happens again, they might have to act. >> to julian's point from nancy pelosi on down, have said these not about partisan, this is not about politics. so if he commits crimes, won't it be their obligation to do it every time. >> i think it's readily important to do the two times of offenses. one is policy differences. we don't like plan closures in michigan, but we're not going to impeach him over that. the reason would you the ukraine scandal is on unique, it's about rigging the 2020 election. it's not an issue that can be revolved. with upcoming elections. it needs to be resolved now. last week rudy giuliani was still engaging in the same activity, so it's not outside the realm of possibility -- >> julia

on media and then r t correspondent rachael brown 11 this brings us the latest on the cia versus julian assad stay to watch the whole. spend mollusks in america and the average income for americans hasn't budged at all in 2030 years because they were neutered from their ability to compete for capital labor has no seat at the table labor has no seat at the central bank labor has been abandoned the jobs have been shipped overseas wall street now gets all the county they get 100 percent of the capital every dollar printed by the fed goes directly to wall street now bypasses labor bypassing the way things. are going to fulfill the repeated promises oh politics to the people and promise to be there with pots to. be really really really. pretty good. now you want to work. no. for. shit. tucked away on the quiet idella banks of chesapeake bay and beautiful maryland is the aberdeen proving ground which is home to the united states army combat capabilities development command or often called r d e. for short part of the united states it's all part of the united states futures command dev com is