where you roll the deuce and if you hit it you can win big and if not it goes down a lot >> it's been a ligand it is starting to show relative performance. you've also got steady eddies like the managed care stocks so i think you've got the upside potential or beta trade but you've got the sector overall. >> obviously some of those are one trick ponieponies if it doesn't obviously disaster could follow and bogs ston scientific tends to acquire some of the technologies that return as well you have companies that basically can make acquisitions and that's probably a safer way to say it. >> buying some of those smaller mid cap bioteches is almost like an option. snoit's exa . >> it's exactly. >> the difference there is when you buy an option you have limited risk when you buy the biotech you are taking on an unlimited nature. health care has been much stronger laity >> ibb stopped. >> and it looks like it's going to make a high >> you think so? >> it's reacted to a former level precisely. it's been doing this for almost three or four weeks and it's up again. >> coming up, a crazy week for crud

we are going to notice lig rain with scattered showers on wednesday bring us about half an inch of rain or less and then drying out starting thursday of next week 10 and camp back to you thank another day ot i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is t number 1 prrity. i would decle a state of emergency on day 1. congre has never passed an im. this is a problem that continues toet worse. i've spent a decade fighti and beating oil companies... opping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring can energy across the country. how are we going to pu thists, country together? we take on t biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do itto. between cafornia and the trump administration is brewing this time overthe use of land for oiland gas drilling our capitol bureau reporter asey zava explns. >>attorneys general have you been set announced friday california is suing the federal government again this time attempting to block the us bureau of land magement's fracking plan a plan that is misguided. >>and wnright dangerous california contends the trump administration

there was arief respite over the weekend, lig city rain well received in sydney. theering] ros: i'm afrai hot, dry weather is due to return and the prime minister warns that the emergency could last months. here a some of the latest pictures we have. extraordinary, from a militg plane tryo land in victoria amid a haze of bush fire smoke. the military is involved in evacuation efforts. we have aerial pictures shong th devastation to one community in new south wales. there are terrible environmental consequences of what's happening, too. kualas get theirat intake from leaves and are gettingat hp he moment. this is home to several threatened species, with the fear that several coulde wiped out. next, let's focusn the coastal town of eden in the far southeast of new south wales. many residents have had to evacuate. reporter: iedem north became a makeshift evacuation center this weekend. people sheltering in boats and cars andome in the open air. we have a lull in the weather now. haveratures and winds dropped. we have rain, which many have been telling me they were pr

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let's bear in mind a couple he doesn't give a green lig unless the administr formally says it is giving the green light. at the same time, the administration talks about a four-year timetable where the israelis are supposed to have a freeze in terms of what they do in areas that have israeli selements but would be in territory that is part of the palestinian area. does that become part of a quid pro quo, where in return for the freeze the administration says to the israelis, you can annex the areas we are getting to you? that is the case, it becomes ha rd to convince any arabs that this is a basis for negotiations. one of the things the president said is that this is a vision, and the iaelis and palestinians should negotiate on the basis of this. if israeis permitted to sically go ahead and annex the territories that would be ttal to it in the plan, it is hard to see how that becomes ais b number one. number two, in december 1981, menachem begin extended israeli law and administration to the golan heights. the world call that annexation, and yet you had yitzak rabin negotiate of the fut

this is clear lake right here you're very much dry right now, but right at the cusp of some eas of lig rainfall just here nort looking ahead on into thafternoon today we're going to stay nice and dry.in fact a lot of sunshine out tomorrow morning that does change a little bit a few scattered sprinkles early early on and th some light showers make their way on into portions of the northern port a part of marine and sonoma counties, not drifting further south and the noh bay so tomorrow couple spots that could be slick up in the north bay but much of the rest of the bay area is expected to rein dry for your tuesday. just a little clouer a little bit cooletomorrow ahead of what will be warmer and drier conditions yet a gallon your day tomorrow temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's for our daytime highs across the bay area it will be a pleasant but comfortably co one so keep the jacket close ahead, foster city do the palo alto and on over to woodside each at 61 degrees for yor high temperatures today while santa clara milpitas in san jose temperatures look at that all sod 61 degrees f

so there's a soutchance for lig rain. you know, like maybe .01 inches of rain in the early morning hours. just enough for things to get damp. but it's not going to be a major rain event. and by the time most of us wake up it's long done. just a few left over clouds. watch what happens sunday. sunday in the afternoon, another weak little system come not guilty here. that grazes along the coast and doesn't really provide enough rain here, i don't even have rain in the forecast for sunday on the seven-day. i don't think it's going to hold together or be that impressive. it may increase the clouds, may look like the possibility for rain, but really the better bet is early tomorrow morning, and these are the totals. we pick up less than a 10th of an inch of rain. even through napa and sonoma county. ukia making up maybe a little over a tenth of an inch of rain. but i think what you'll notice more is the cool down from this, and not necessarily tomorrow morning's lows which are actually pretty easy to get through. we stay in th

and then they had 4 divisions along the coast, ; and they were very lig all x le move. these two forces in place and go around them--the lefhook, ; as it's also referred to-- all x le move. but to my surprise, the night we launched the ground attack, after the air attacks for several weeks, and i was expecting that the marines, who were right opposite the iraqis, they were told, and i told them, "attack, but don't get decisively engaged. 't want to lose a bunch of marines; i just want you to freeze the iraqis in place." same thing on the coast. "amphibious operation, but you're not going ashore. just freeze them 'cause we're gonna go around them all." but the marines, being marines, they did what ey were told, but some soldiers in the marines, some marines found ways to penetrate e fire barriers that they'd put in place, the fire trenches, the barb wires, the minefields, and cut a path right through the iraqi army facing us. and so, when that happened, military doctrine says exploit a success like that, so we told the marines, "go," and they burst rht through the iraqi

the wrongs which we seek to condemn and punish have been so calculated, so mag lig nant and so devastatingvilization there beingate ignored because it cannot repeated.eir being that four great nations stay the and of vengeance voluntarily submit their captive enemies to the judgment of the mosts one of the significant tributes that power has ever paid to reason. represents the practical effort of four of the utilizet nations, to international law to meet the greatest menace of our times, aggressive war. the commonsense of mankind shall not stopw with the punishment of petty crimes by little people. must also reach men who possess themselves of great deliberateho make and concerted use of it to set leave no evils which thing in the world untouched. the prison docks, 20-odd broken men, reproached by the of those they have led, almost as bitterly as by those theyion of have attacked, their personal forever for evil is past. merely as individuals, their fate is of little consequence to the world. what makes this inquest significant is that these sinister represent influences that will lurk in

nominee without being able to demonstrate they have the ability to build that broad co lieg cocoa ligsn, we have seen over the course of this nine months, folks lob all types of attacks and negatives and debunked assertions about vice president biden and his record and what we've seen over the last nine months, the attacks haven't worked. voters know joe biden and you're seeing in the leadup to this debate and the leadup to the iowa caucuses are campaigns getting desperate. we'll continue to be positive and speak directly to the people and voters in iowa and we're happy about the campaign we're building. >> why are they bringing it up in south carolina now? >> look, i'm not sure, don, but i can tell you i'll be in south carolina this week kicking off our south carolina bus tour. we are proud of the support we've built not only in the state of south carolina but in places all over this country. if you'll note earlier this week a number of front line members came out and endorsed vice president biden, folks from diverse places but also folks that ran and won in trump districts, districts

that is the man deciding who ligs and who dibes.gm line-- and it's a very nice bottom line-- we're not at war. we're so not at war that there's big news about the british royal family. brace yourself: prince harry and meghan markle, the duke and duchess of sussex, have released a statement saying, "we intend to step back as 'senior' members of the royal family." that's right, harry and meghan are stepping down as senior members of the royal family. do you have any idea what that means? because i have no idea what that means. i have-- there are senior levels of royal. >> jon: they have levels. >> stephen: i thought it went king, queen, prince and princess, jack of spades, boy wizard, dukes of hazzard, and then cartoon mouse that sews cinderella's dress. ( laughter ) according to the couple's statement, they're withdrawing from some of their official duties and now plan to balance their time between the united kingdom and north america. i say, "welcome, meghan and harry. on behalf of all former rebels against the british crown, you're

. >> liz: that's a huge statement, there's great ones there, bud se lig, of course i'm always thinkingut gary beckman, whose still with the nhl who was under david stern but i'm interested when you look at 1984 , he had michael jordan playing, some of these amazing players that david stern probably looked at and said wait a minute. this is really something special we've got to catch this lightning in a bottle. what did he do from a business standpoint that you feel everyone watching, whether they are in sports or not, can really learn from? >> well what david stern did that blew up the nba was he marketed individuals over teams. it wasn't about the lakers versus the celtics or the 76ers versus the trailblazersers. it became about individuals, michael jordan versus clyde drex ler. >> liz: charles barclay. >> yeah, and to the point as you're saying virtually every team in the nba had a marquise name. the team may not have been very good but you wanted to go see such and such a playou know, yoe so and so play because their name became big and because of that, the nba players even though i

the most infall comes during the ternoon and will be lig to moderate stuff not going make things andthe middle of afternoon before your evening commute. so do watch for somhat spots as you drive home from work tomorrow. but like i said just minute we had last week which caused all of us from says yore stepping outside today's temperatures inthe mid to upper 50's with daly city elder not and half moon bay. each in the upper 50's san bruno and south san francisco eah 57 while further south of the peninsula, foster city in mountaiview at 58 degrees south bay temperatures also in the upper 50's today, our coolest of spots our inland valleys where you'll find our low 50's that includesareas like san bruno are san ramon and danville each of 54 cure at 51 for the high today. napa valais hope in the show each 56 degrees. getting a look at the next 7 days our best chance of rainfall will that heads our directiotomorrow after that we dre back out wednesday ursday and friday, feshowers looking likely into the weekend. robin it' going to be a nice trip here crossing bay area bridges checking out

that's about the only thing that's going to be slow you up what you head north of the bay area, some lig showers to be seen up ithe northern part of the sacramento river valley in the north coast, but the bay ntinues to remain dry today. 40's and 50's for your current temperatures, san francisco, one of the warmer spots while the cooler side dublin and napa each a 41 to lay one oakland at 48 berkeley inconquered egypt, 47 them later today xpect some low 60's for your high temperes and some mostly sunny conditions to enjoy rocket you're back up at the bay bridge toll plaza officially reaches the bottom of the maze, so it's to the 5.80 connector, it's on to he east shore freeway connector and just crawling from that point. >>leading up to the toll plaza so be prepared for this if you have to roll into san francisco right now but very try it on the span and also trouble free in wntown san francisc all righwe're checking on highway for the dre times picking up a little bit for the westbound driver up to 20 minutes now so you're crowding is really through pittsburgh for the westbound trip the

you se can see those showers pushing through on in towards the early morninghours 12:45am right here ligher south by 04:00am it's going to be a brief round of light showers by 7.30 we're really dying out by this point cople prinkles could be 1045 f clouds remaining by he time we make our way towards the 49 ers game you are good to go looking at some cool temperatures a bit breezy at times so i'd recommend bringingin extra layer, too you'd rather be more prepared than be out there and be a cotton, some chillier conditions even with the sunshine overhead temperatures in the 50's for ytime highs today much like we've got used to our afrnoon hours will remain dry and remain pretty clear that's going make for comfortably cool conditis and quite the seasonable january day redwood city palo alto sayingarlos foster city and woodside 58 south bay rebounding a bit from yesterday rising into the l 60's for san jose today. union city and hayward 57 for your daytime highs well 56 in oakland concord walnut creek danville in san ramon, each at 57 north paid mid to upper 50's for your high temperatures

we must increase our exports we're on path to become the largest worldwide exporter of lig q liquefiedas, lng, and wield be delivering it from the driftwood terminal we're going to deliver natural gas to the world and to 50 million people and the largest construction project in the u.s. when we start this year. >> china has the chounway, as y said, meg, becoming the largest liquefied gas exporter china has a choice they can go to qatar, that's the world's second largest producer of lng at the moment they have other options. what does thisdeal to ensure that other countries, u.s. workers, the u.s. industry thrives? >> good news, brian, right now, we're becoming the low-cost producer we know that we can put lng into the vessel on the water for $3.50 in mmbtu and deliver that to europe for about 450. and asia, 550. this makes the u.s. and u.s. worker competitive against all of those other places. qatar, russia, australia china is about to be the largest importer we should be the largest exporter so there's a trade deal in there. >> tied together by gas, i guess. what's funny, i guess it's

were and who got arrested anwe do have some showers on the way this afternoon we've already seen some lig here and there, but it doesn't measure up to what we're about >>your forecast is ahead. >>and here's a live look outside at traffic on the east shore freeway, you're looking at the jam on 80 west 3rd berkeley passing ashby the stop and go traffic actually starts in hercules and cont i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climatis the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important imate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighti and beating oil companies... opping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plas, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use my freedom unlimited card. even when i'm spending, i'm earning 1.5% cash back on everything i buy. earning on my favoriteoup... got it. earning on that la

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that's our ak set to lig-- acc to light and air, and it creates a feeling of being boxed in. we've had difficulty in addressing our concerns with the sponsors. at the -- >> clerk: i'm sorry, sir, but that's your five minutes. you do have a two-minute rebuttal. >> i'm done? >> you're going to get a second chance to speak after we hear from the -- >> okay. i'll reserve my comments. thank you. >> clerk: so is there any to speak on behalf of the d.r. requester? >> vice president koppel: okay. so now, we'll hear from the project sponsor. >> good evening, commissioners. jeff tong on behalf of the project sponsors. can i have the overhead turned on? >> just wanted to point out that these same arguments were made about a year ago on valentines day when we were last year, and the commissioners found that there was no exceptional or extraordinary circumstances and that the project does and is consistent with the neighborhood character. this is a -- this is a photograph showing the project sponsor's house, which is the blue house, and what we're looking to do is the same expansion that

that's our ak set to lig-- acc to light and air, and it creates a feeling of being boxed in. we've had difficulty in addressing our concerns with the sponsors. at the -- >> clerk: i'm sorry, sir, but that's your five minutes. you do have a two-minute rebuttal. >> i'm done? >> you're going to get a second chance to speak after we hear from the -- >> okay. i'll reserve my comments. thank you. >> clerk: so is there any to speak on behalf of the d.r. requester? >> vice president koppel: okay. so now, we'll hear from the project sponsor. >> good evening, commissioners. jeff tong on behalf of the project sponsors. can i have the overhead turned on? >> just wanted to point out that these same arguments were made about a year ago on valentines day when we were last year, and the commissioners found that there was no exceptional or extraordinary circumstances and that the project does and is consistent with the neighborhood character. this is a -- this is a photograph showing the project sponsor's house, which is the blue house, and what we're looking to do is the same expansion that