we are lookin looking for some traction. it was the mayor newsome's idea to improve the muni performance. it took 8 years to get the program after three pilots. two or three pilot authorizes. we will see. next category rye is one you -- category is emerging mobility. we will see what the coming year brings around the scooters and shuttles and private transit vehicles. congestion pricing and it is a small cell wireless sites. there are a lot of things in this with proposals. we don't know what form. this practice towards preempti preemption. making sure that people want one and done. they don't want to navigate individual sty policies. at the state or federal level they are rallying over local government to keep control of the streets and make policies that work best for them. we are mindful of what is coming up. there are discussion us around congestion pricing. this is a deeper dive in terms of what tom ask working on for congestion parking framework and we will be a resource in the legislature as that continues. on parking

it is worth lookin looking at t. if it is that important to riders, you need to continue to consider it when things are decided on. that is the key one for the riders. at this point it is one of the top flee in terms of importance -- top three in terms of importance. they asked the question also about awareness of sfnta. this is asked for the past five years. in general how many are you with the mathe sfmta? what we have seen in the last couple years is there is considerable movement on that in terms of awareness of who sfmta is and now it jumps to 60%. there is a greatter awareness in terms of what you are and what you do. we have been asking a question alternatives to muni for the past two years. this does not go too far back but significant movement and change compared to previous years. think about the last muni trip. muni was not available how would you get where you needed to go? what you are seeing there is 44% are saying they would have used a ride-hailing service, a very, very large number. when you compare

forward and powell and -- it seems like powell and the wonks at the federal reserve are simply lookin looktoo. >> i'm not questioning him. i think eventually he'll get to the right place. my view is he won't hike at all next year. maria: you're not buying the rosy story. dagen: when he get to that place when it's too late? >> that's the concern. we have a backup on the garden state parkway because someone saw a bird fly by. as the cars back up, you run the risk of an actual accident. and i think he's flirting with danger here. if i were him, i would have calmed nature getcalm-- calmed . we don't have the risk of a systemic financial crisis. so even if we do have a recession, it's going to be more of a garden variety where you get a kind of tapping on the brakes, cutback in inventories, everything rebuilds and you go from there. we're not going to have a financial crisis. i look at the market and say it's almost discounted. maybe we have another 10% downside, even if a worst case scenario where he doesn't get his act together until mid-year. we're still long the market on a one year view, o

it's not a political crisis if you were to lookin look at it politically. eening people. i can show you pictures from ellis island where we are looking for tuberculosis. doctors that didn't even know what to do with it. now we have the medical ability to treat these diseases but we have to have the ability to physicians and nurses in place to do. so it's a humanitarian crisis. it's a disgrace to actually blame this on can you say tomb and border protection. what do they have to do with it? they are doing tremendous work down there. katie: department of homeland security screening inside their shelters. >> that's a good point. i don't think we know what's going on. katie: i don't think we do. how disease can spread more ramp padgettly when you have a large group of people who aren't in the best sanitary conditions we have seen in tijuana. the shelters in mexico as you just said we don't know what's going on. shelters in the united states are far superior than the ones they are stopping in along the way. whether it's in tents or something else. does being larg

lookin for a weapon. looking for more evidence in this troubling ce of murder. that suspect, 16-year-old malik. charged in the murder of 15-year-old gerald wson. chased down, gunned down. you can see some of the bullet holes in th wall at the murder scene. this is how a witne said he was chased the masked gunman and how he tried to escape. he r all the way to the third floor. hoping the two masks men wouldn't follow him. he crouched down in the corner. ot real quiet hoping they wouldn't hear but they did make their way up one shot, two shots, three e. shots. then a pause, then about six sh more s. he ended up here on the floor crying out. help, help, help. stay the mayor had this to say. >> we know too many young people in our community, particularly are boys, they're getting caught in a a scary dangerous cycle of violence fueled by illegal firearms. >> the chief says they're looking for at least oneore suspect. so what was the motive here? he said somf sort neighborhood dispute. this young man shot six times over some sort of neighborhood dispute. >>> more invo

looking for weapons. lookin for that other masked man. linked to this case of murder. >> i would caution folks that this case is no over. it is still under investigation. this was at least one other suspect involved in this homicide. and we will continue to locate and hold that pson accountable. malsic expected to be officially charged tomorrow. >>> it wa the mole of truth for michael flynn. the prosecution and defense were on the same pagepa aboutng him from prison time. then it took a stunningrn >> that's for sure. the why was not inclined to go easy on flynn and that led to a drama delay. now a twist that no one expected b i' you didn't expect to hear the word treason in court today. >> reporter: it waso unexpected. the judge at one point looked at flynn and said, you solour country out. at another point he turned to a prosecutor and said, cld flynn have been charged with treason? the judge said he was not ggesting it. he was just asking. it took many people b surprise. >> michael flynn, it did not go as expected. he pled guilty for ly

just looking at they sectors today, energy is thejust lookins today, energy is the weakest today andkest in december, down about 14%. energy is not the heavyweight it once was in the s&p 500 and most global indexes, but it is very closely tied to sentiment, especially when the narratives start the demand outlook in the actual economic outlook rather than just the supply story. guy: do you think that many investors out there are kind of glass half-full?they want to buy stocks . they have been caught out by this recent downdraft. they probably want to match their benchmarks. they would like to own stocks going forward from it. people are still buying out there. a littleally can be bit more sustained and feel like it is a more solid foundation, there is a psychological thing that people want to start chasing it. micheal: i think so to some degree. there was not a ton of fundamental information coming into the market this week, but over the long-term, there are some clouds gathering. obviously, everyone is expecting gdp estimates to come down for next year. the earnings estimates for u.s

they're looking at a non-crime collusion. the other guy slooki ins lookinme violation which they're not violations. >> do you think mueller should subpoena the president for hid testimony, and in doing. given that a central issue is going to be trump's own state of mind, what he was aware of at various times and what the purpose was behind various actions he took, like, for example, firing fbi director james comey, there really is no substitute for that information, then speaking one on one with the president, being able to ask immediate follow-up questions. getting it from other sources won't do, getting is from written answers of questions probably won't do. so he would be within his rights to subpoena the president. now, the president may try and resist that sun. as you heard from president giuliani, it is possible that he will be asked to respond. >> the trump organization may have overpaid ivanka trump. ivanka trump had someone ready to answer questions about this. they can't independently verify that claim, but what does that tell you? >> the report f

laughter ) today, the star of the show was former trump lawyer and man who looks like how we all feel-- ( laughter ) >> jon: that boy lookin' rough. >> stephen: michael cohen. this morning, cohen pleaded guilty to lying to congress. that's a serious offense. he could end up going to jail, or to the supreme court-- either way. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) did you see-- can we put up that picture? working for donald trump has taken its toll on michael cohen. jimmy, put up that picture from this morning again? okay, that's this morning. now, put up a photo from-- i don't know-- seven years ago. ( laughter ) here's the thing: that was seven months ago. ( laughter ) remember, kids: this is your lawyer. this is your lawyer on trump. ( laughter ) now cohen admitted to making false statements about his efforts to make a trump tower deal in moscow during the presidential campaign. okay, of course he would, 'cause those are the three rules of real estate: collusion, collusion, collusion. and this wasn't some low-level negotiation. cohen communicated with vladimir putin's office about the matter. that always means something shady, whe

looking at temperatures in the to 50. concors d 4049. 47 oakland. 44 livermore and san jose and santa rosa 47. at king about the fog, lookins jose, a mile and3 three quarte for petaluma and fairfield and a mile and a quarter for santa rosa. dense fog in spots along with the showers as well thugh the going to dry up here with clearing later on today. there is that weak front that is swinging across the bay area bringing showers for us this morning, things will come to an end by this afternoon. future cast timing it out, isolated showers througp. ing at mostly cloudy skies to partly sunny and we will see continuous clearing as we go through tonight and in to tomorrow with that sunshine. sunrise 7:14, sunset 4:50, daytime highs today will be around where we should be for this time of years many locations upper 50s to low 60s. 58 san francisco as well as redwood city. 59 oaklands and free month. 60 fairfield as well as san jose. upper 50s santa rosa and napa 59. the seven-day forecast, dry afternoon, plenty of tu pa suonns wednesday. su mo re sunshihine neon thursday rain returns friday and in to the weekend. let's check in wit

look at this sharp cutoff line. four to six. it will be interesting who gets a lot and who gets nothing. so in terms of what we're lookin you can expect it to move into some portions of our area through the m the morning. watch how close it gets to fredericksburg. this is when i expect the hefaiest snow to . it tries to move north but gets pulled back to the south. o should be out here by 9:00, maybe ending with a light mix but dry as we head into monday morning. temperatures for today again in the 30s. we're quiet monday, tuesday, dn day, even into thursday. we have plenty of sunshine and we have another chance of rain, just rain, coming back for friday and satday. more nurew >>> what shaped 2018 in food? that's an interesting question. according to grub hub, bean burritos tooop the spot. going vegan is very in right now. as the food t gaini most popularity, chicken-based dishes made up their top ten list but red meat didn't make the cut. get this -- >> shame. shame. >> avocado toast. >> that's delicious. >> once very popular, that didnt make the l and plant-based foods are on the rise. i can tell you in my house the d

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