>> commissioner loo: i'm looking at the objectives on page 5. i know that the first comment is only from six months. i'm a little bit concerned, the last one, the number of visits provided to participants by volunteer visitors is only 135, which is only 16%. i'm just wondering. maybe when you saw the grant, it takes longer to kick off. >> yes, that is -- it's about five months and 15 visitors. it would be roughly like 30 -- at the most 30 hours for four to five months. that's about 120. it's not going to -- it hasn't started yet. we're will already in february. not all the visitors, -- there's not going to be march 1. there won't be 15 people. it's going to be a ramp-up to get those 15 clients. like in march, you might have three people enrolled. in april you may have 20. >> commissioner loo: i'm puzzled. the number of visits provided. 135? >> 135 hours. >> commissioner loo: it's like six months -- on the yearly things, you have 840 hours? >> that's correct. again, there's an initial start-up phase. six months is january through june. the progra

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a six one seven headed west the loo new year millions leaving beijing for the provinces. inside the trains are crowded not everyone has a reservation. just to get creative. secured a seat the twenty five year old engineering students going home to see his parents will be the first. spring festival for the chinese it's like christmas for westerners it is a holy day and everyone reunites with their families so it's really important for us. like many chinese. family once a year parents and children. and travel expenses. and it's no short journey outside the. inside these girls are killing time but they're in high spirits. now they're heading home. we want to have fun the last thing i'll do is my math homework. everyone a happy new year. and then it's time for lunch apart from singing and eating there isn't that much to do. it's a chance to catch up on sleep. gifts are a big part of the new year ritual. bringing something for the kitchen. after six hours on the train who reaches his destination and is ready for the fist ditties to begin. he's looking forward to the food and f

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rainfall totals from saturday night through suntday don't loo heavy. higher elevations could see a half inch. maybe three quarters. for most of us right at that quarter of an inch. we get break on monday. then we have heavier rain. chances maybe next tuesday and wednesday. what i'm looking at here is the atmospheric river. this is basically a lot of moisture in the atmosphere that can produce flooding rains. you can see it out here. by next tuesday developing in the pacific. if this connects in and joins in with a storm off to the north, we could have major rain. right now it is about a 50/50 chance. we're not calling f just yet. next tuesday and wednesday, we are watching after that. keep your jacket handy. temps in the 40s to 50s. lake ta mhoetahoe, it's snowy. one to four feet of snow. everything we have been used to. >> we're used to this now. >> blizzardy. >> it's going to be dangerous. >>> up next, need a suggestion on what wine or liquor to get. a robot has you covered. we'll show you. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but

to the bay bridge, it loo fine. both directions in and out of san francisco looks fine. >>> the big storm has passed, the rivers are starting to recede. we are looking at the damage left behind after flooding across sonoma county, 2000 homes and businesses

to the bay bridge, it loo fine. both directions in and out of san francisco looks fine. >>> the big storm has passed, the rivers are starting to recede. we are looking at the damage left behind after flooding across sonoma county, 2000 homes and businesses in guerneville flooded. in some cases, the water reached 8 feet deep. hundreds were trapped by the water and many are using canoes or kayaks to get around. >> i've seen several cars that i went over. most homes are okay. it has decades of experience is . a lot of homes have been lifted. the garages are underwater. >> the head of the emergency operations says they asked people in that evacuation home to state where they are. this is a local emergency and asking governor newsom to declare a state of emergency to help with cleanup. >> healdsburg issued an decoration. that is after the wastewater treatment plant took on several feet of water. the cd has not fully assessed that damage but all operations at the facility have stopped. here is a look at the flooding in he

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taking a live loo jose a clear. >> i know.there's no rain. >> what a difference a day makes. >> sprinkles. >> 4:45 for you right now. >> that's right. little sprinkles. for the most part we should dry out. >> we're going to dry out, a much needed blah from all of this rain. as you get ready, it must be sprinkling in a few spots. roads are wet. cars in front of you kicking up that water as you drive. you may still need those wind shield wipers. overall heavier rain moving away from the bay area. if you will be driving towards sacramento valley or parts of the central valley, you're still seeing snow as you do up in elevation going to the sierra. they are saying it's really tough on i-80. eabe upper 40s. we will see at times the sun kind of peaking out. overall mostly cloudy. as you're getting dressed you need a nice, warm jacket. it'sbofort andilke be a good ch for you. looking at mostly cloudy skies today as well as tomorrow as we are not going to see any rain. this is our chance to let that water-soak into the ground. then lo

>> the elephant in the room is that loo teachers strike set to take place tomorrow. unifiedon said that the teachers union and the distct throughout the day. principals and administrators d morning. they'll be talking to a number of state officials asking for a number of things, funding for students across the state as well as forgiveness of a state loan that the district owes $36 million on. the district is dealing with a deficit. also, they're asking for a revision to a charter school that allows charters to override a no vote for a local school board with an approval from a county board of education or the state board. here is what those administrators had to say this morning before heading to sacramento. >> no one that took on our loan in 2003 still exists in our district. and students and teachers should not have to hold that loan on their shoulders. and we're asking to put us in a place where we can give teachers what they need, give them a liveable wage, retain high-quality teachers and serve our busy we'll have to wait and see whether they can hammer out some

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thought between now and april experation this thing is going to move a lot one way eor another and looe march 1, 1973, call price. they're each offered at $2.50. the straddle costs you $5. that's about 3% of the stock price. i think it's a pretty good bet the qqq between now and march 15th is going to move 3% in eeth direction. you would need a move up to 178 or a move below 168 to make money. that would be buying the implied move buying the straddle here if you want to play the volatility and know there's a lot of macro headlines and know the biggest components have stalled, maybe you think they're going to roll over, this is one way to play it >> i hear what you're saying and options a option are definitely cheap. you take a look at similar period of time and we've seen them move less than 3% in a similar time frame ending today. big constituents of this index are broadly held stocks. so if you already own those stocks, would you advocate simply buying that because basically you're in that straddle anyway? >> we talk about this all the time the implied move. we just told you how to f

i think they'll end -- this wild be loo at a big -- >> general motors had a very different journ from thether two companies we mentioned. they went into bankruptcy with a financial krcrisis and reissued stock. it's been sideway since they came out 2011 but you like the company. i think yous own sha this one. >> true, we own shares of thi company. it's the one like. mary bower gets it. i like the ceo. i like the management team. what she unrstands is right now over 80 million new cars produced annually in the world. we're moving into another world. we're not going to need that. it's not an efficient use of capital. the average automobile sits unused 23 hours out of every y. we need a different plan. what's starting to happen, we're moving into a new society, an uber-like world. cars of future will be on the road longer and we'll need less of them. they're retrenching, making footprint small somewhere reducing capacity. i think it'srt a very s move on their part. >> there we are we three of the dow's dinosaurs. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >>> invtors cheered norfolk

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we'll take a loo at areas under a winter storm watch tomorrow night. >> thank you. th wintry mix is already causing slick spots. snow is blanketing parts od. and it's only going to get worse overnight. darcy spencer is live in german town. big flakes out there where you are right now. >> that's right. we are here along frederick road and it's been snowi last couple of hours. it's continuing to come down. it's actually hitting you in your face because there's af little bit o wind out here as well. have not heard about any major problems here in montgomery county but come tomorrow morning it could be a very different story. >> the snow started falling late in the ening. some people were caught off guard. it was light at first and then heavy. orm team 4 predicts a wintry mix that couldrn make the moing commute treacherous. the problem ius not j the snow flakes, it's ice. the wet roadways couldreeze overnight and make driving conditions even more dangerous for commuters and school buses. he says he's not worried. he has his four by four. >> you got it all under control.

. >>> time t a take a loo some of today's upgrades and downgrades. in fact they're all .downgrad dow component coke was downgraded from neutral to buy at citi. the analyst cited the wea guidance and also the currency headwinds they prce. e target $50 a share. the stock fell a fraction to $45.24. >>> general dynamics was cut to neutral fromfooutp at credit suisse. the analyst cited increasing competitive threats ince aeros and i.t., which hurts the outlook for growth for that company. the price target $184. the stock ros more than 1.5% to $175.24. >> aig was cut to hold from buy at argus search. the analyst cited aig's higher than normalhe catastr losses. the firm also reports to consistent underperformance lately. shares rose more than 5% today to $42.32. >>> still ahead, regulators are ramping up pressure on some of the nation's biggest tec >>> credit rating agency moody's said today that amazon's decision not touild a second headquarters in new york city is a negative for the city. moody's says that while new york's economic fundamentals do remain

who is only roughly about thirteen years old the kind of the pursuit and action of goes on around the loo when it comes to covert action has led to young people taking things into the own homes they see very much because of a growing international movement called sconce trikes for climate action the lady being big demonstrations that have taken place in front of him belgium scandinavia and germany and though the u.k. dozer how putting a cool takes of fashion in thirty towns and cities across the country mottola but take a look here one of the organizers i know what if you could step down for new books for a second here none of this of course is about a little bit more than people just changing their habits a home about turning off lights about carpooling and things like that what message are you trying to get to those in power. we want days and how it's united and not touring and all kinds of maybe young people feel betrayed we hate because we need to protect off each other because the baton is foreign to us to protect our future because they have failed us we have because we need system

even if it stopped right now, i think it's worstng loo bat back at what the mueller investigation has been able to so far. you have guilty pleas with some the closest and longest associates . president. manafort, deputy chairman, his personalor ay. criminal charges against roger stone as well. that's an incredibl amount of smoke. we don't yet know where the fire is. t all of these things mean there's more pressure on the president right now. it's kind of remarkable the investigation has gotten as far as it has.th sustained public pressure by the president, those areoing have an effect on how a.j. baver decides to release whatever he does in whatever form. >> in addition to mueller, these other investigations, if you talk to the legal team close to the president, they seem even more concerned about the southern district of new york investigation, the one michael cohen has bee wrapped numb and where the president is potentially a conspire orhere cohen said hell directed hush money before thele eion. this is really really jeopardy for the president maybe not while in office but when he's

it loo like it's all moving our way, doesn't it?t's not going to make it here.t high pressur the north is going to build in and keep that rain to the south. let me show you whatal i'mng about. it looks like it's coming our way. watch what happens. it hits the area of high pressure and right down to the asuth, just moves down to the south. t does so, it ushers in some rrlder air. to will only be in the 40s, today was near 60. most of the rain tomorrow, 1:00, well to our 'tsouth, but c rule out some shower activity through around noon tomorrow. d. southward. if you live in uculpeper, ray, fredericksburg. you have a better chance ofng sehowers. north of d.c., i'm not expecting ntil you but just wait need the umbrellas on saturday because you will. here it comes. friday night, no problem. heading out friday night, hey, piece of cake. no problem there. just take the coats. it's going to be a little chilly. watch what happens on saturday. some of this rain will be hngvy duhe day. a high of only 44, too. that's a chilly rain. some of you i

. >>> it is time to loo at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. caterpillar was downgraded from sell to buy a ubs. the analyst cites concerns over slowing global construction demand. the price target is $125. the stock fell more than 2% to $137.98. >>> foot locker was downgraded to hold from buy at pivotal research. the analyst cites tough comparisons in the coming quarters along with the stock's valuation. the price target is $64. the shares fell 1.5% to $58.89. >>> still ahead, why wall street's attention is turning to vietnam. >>> president trump and the head of north kor arrived in vietnam for an historic second summit. is a geopolitical event t t investors are watching for signs of an easingf nuclear tensions. eamon javers reports tonight from hanoi. >> reporter: it was about 65 th rs of travel time for n korean leader kim jong-un as he made his way here from pyongyang by armored train, about 20 hours of travel time for president trump onir force one. the two leaders sat f their second face-to-face summit here in hanoi, vietnam.he among quest

but i would say let's loo at what's causing some of the slowdown in china and what they'reoing about it. they have had a lot of stimulus over the last couple of months ak mg acknowledging the economy is slowing. certainly i would tell you that being in an elongated trade war with the united states is affecting how their economy is moving. so that's more of a self-inflicted wou that we can both sort of walk away from if we get to the ending of this truce that we have. >> on that note, art hogan with national secuanties. , art. >> you bet. >>> and on wall street, the s&p 500 snapped its five-day win streak today after a string of mixed quarterly results and a disappointing economic report germany. just the latest sign that europe's biggest economy is struggling right now. the dow, it lost 21 points, not much, to 25,390. the nasdaq fell by 26, the s&p 6. down >>> general motors was one of the companies today that reported edbetter-than-expe earnings. the automaker was helped by higher truck sales and tighter cost it follows the company's controversial decision to layoff workers and clos

the cold front has moved offsngre now we're loo at the storm back to the west making its way our way, but sliding just under our region.ot i'm expecting any snow at all now. here is your forecast futurhe we showing where we're going to go. look, frederisburg over towards leonardtown, it's south of you now as it continues to sh farther to the south. no snow at all around the d.c. metro area. parts of richmond --t m of us will not see anything at all on your saturday. as a matter of fact, the forecast here is your snow forecast -- nothing. there you go. not very often i make a snow forecast with nothing. an inch well south of the rich nday area. a little bit different on sunday. we'll get to that in ad. sec high temperatures tomorrow, 44 d.c. in you may see aouple of flurries down to the south. sunshine posbly during the afternoon to the north. kind of a little bitno better u h than it is to south because of the clouds. sunday is the kay. keep the umbrella handy. watch what happens here. yeah, a mix of rain and snow actually coming a in hereoss the area. it's not going to be a lot, but

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he was looing -- he sai specifics were still being assessed because the order had just beensu d, but things like military stallations, as you mentioned, whether or not the national guard troops a tha he sa going to remain at the border to do drug search and seizur remain there if the federal government paid for them. so if they don't, thoseroops might be pulled back and redeployed. re general he said there a lot of partnerships between local and federal law enforcement agencies that really could be affected in terms of money but also in terms of momentum in that, you know, these projects get going and if you take the funding away, that's it and they'll cease. >> zbaichb wrong because we have so few military bases in the state of california anymore. we'll be a pittance share of what is distributed around the rest of the country. >> they also are raising the issue of some of the counterdrug defense department money agent going to be diverted and certainly a lot of the work that's done along the san dgo border, there's a fair amount that happens in california, but an administration offi

a chemical attack did happen believes ria but everything else the casualties the panic the videos loos were meant to achieve something what evidence rearm has no side from a few tweets details the scares we're waiting for more we've requested comment from ria the b.b.c. and we'll keep you posted but it seems odd for the first full blown his styria over supposed chemical attack casualties in order quiets be how it's claimed. as a consensus about what exactly happened in duma starts to change high level delegations from iran russia take a have gathered in the southern russian city of sochi to thrash out a path to peace in syria bilateral meetings have already been held between the russian and tech ish sides where if a national is in the black sea resort for us hi there mushy say what has exactly been discussed so far. i have to say that this is mr putin and mr edward guns nine make ten in the last year with all of them including today's one focusing on syria on ways to bring the long awaited peace to these war torn countries you know the violence has been. happening there in the last alm

that weight here and because those stocks haven't really gone anywhere i just wantifst want you to loort. this is a one-year chart of the qqq versus the qqqe which is the equal weighted nasdaq 100. look at this gap right here. you see that the qqq is up about 11% on the year. the qqqe, the equal weight, is up about 15% so we're seeing something that's pretty positive. we're seeing a lot of stocks in the qqq act really well, just not the biggest ones right there. so that could be obviously a bit of a curse if things were to change one bit but one of the main reasons here is that we've seen three of these names stall a little bit, okay apple, alphabet and amazon they're still considerably down from their 52-week and all-time highs. microsoft is acting pretty well here it's only down about 5% from those highs, but they're having an adverse affect on the market cap weighted qqq here. i think it's really important to look at this chart look at this high, this was december 3rd, right after that g-20 meeting look where we are right here we've been consolidating over the last week. this is the

. >> vice president loo: you mentioned this cut from the mayor's office and you anticipate right off from the increase in the revenue. where are you going to increase the revenue? >> revenue increases will come from a number of places. they come from the increase in statewide allocations for ihss administration and for med cal administration. they also come in our alignment growth projections. just to say, alignment growth is money that comes to this agency from the state sales tax and state vehicle licensing fee. the governor projects it each year and we actually get

thould s.esgu dful loo this country. >> reporter: our abc station, wcdb talking to so many veterans andetermined to be there. >> my dad was a second world war vet, i'm a vietnam vet. i'd hat to see my dad move on without anybody there. >> reporter: a community grateful. and as we lose another world war ii veteran, his sacrifice will not be forgotten. you know we saw it in texas a few weeks back and tonight, from massachusetts. communities determined to pay tribute. and we salute james mccue. i'm david muir. hope to see you tomorrow night. good night. >>> i'm just kind of speechless, i don't have any words. i mean we were that close to dying. >> unbelievable, a mud slide sends an entire home down a hillside in sausalito. dozens of homes evacuated. down below the threat is water. there is good news from live doppler seven, we are clearing out a bit. we'll see what the forecast brings in the next few days. good morning, i am larry beil. >> and i am kristen sze. the slide happened over night. it is right off highway 101 near the robin williams tunnel. wayne freedman has been on the scene. j