to mount more of the mountain they need a bit more perspective.ch wider area and gather much more data. it is not something they can do every day. over one third of people injapan live within a hundred kilometres of an active volcano. so having an early warning is invaluable. but knowing what to do if an eruption does occur is just as important. back on the mainland, researchers are using computer simulations to predict where ash could fall in the event of a major eruption. they are using historic records and samples from the last eruption of mount fuji over 300 years ago. translation: the day of the eruption, the blue skies were filled with volcanic ash. the closer you got to the volcano, the thicker it was. more than a metre of ash fall according to historical documents. it was the edo period so there was no electricity and no heavy motorised traffic. people were living simple lives. imagine if something of this scale happened in this day and age, full of electronic technology. who knows what kind of damage it would lead to. it is a complete unk

east of san jose, mount hamilton seeing snow at times. the reason why the showers bringing that unusual turn up to the north and west. later tonight,

see how he tackles his situation how he deals with the pressure is he's currently under that is mounting on him right now and interesting lee he did not go up talking about michael cohen or north korea at first and then went straight off of his script really just as he did in the two thousand and sixteen election campaign and started at attacking his political opponents he ridiculed the democrats made fun of the. congressional committees that are currently investigating against him and that was exactly celebrated in fact by by a cheering crowd that was all fired up and cheered for their president really and those were the pictures donald trump needed at this point. to go back into the offensive really after suffering a major setbacks here in recent days and weeks he was of course on home turf at this gathering but is he still have the full support of conservatives. he was and you could see that of course as well but when it comes to assessing him then the republican narrative is of course a different one and then he is mostly evaluated based upon what he achieved as as president and that

trump has lashed out at his political opponents in a key speech to conservatives trump is under mounting pressure on both domestic and foreign policy after this week's failed north korea summit and the explosive allegations made by his former lawyer in congress today the u.s. president addressed the conservative political action conference its third successive speech to the gathering which for decades has played host to republican leaders at the event criticize democratic congressional investigations into his affairs. but they fight so hard of theirs which phony deal that they put together this phony think that now looks like it's dying so they don't have anything with russia there's no collusion so now they go and morph into let's inspect every deal he's ever done we're going to go into his finances we're going to jackies deals we're going to check these people. for more let's bring in washington correspondent all over salad all over quite an unusual address there by the president what else did he say in his two hours speech. well that was his first appearance after his failed summit wi

next weeks for him this will be certainly a very difficult phase for him as pressure continues to mount on him. respond in oliver salad in washington d.c. thank you. and while don't trump was addressing conservatives democratic senator bernie sanders kicked off a second presidential campaign in new york city as a platform for the two thousand and twenty election includes medicare for all a fifteen dollar minimum hourly wage and addressing climate change sanders predicted he would win the democratic party nomination and then defeat don't want from whom he called the most dangerous president in modern u.s. history. in algeria one man has died and dozens have been injured during a mass protest against the president there's been unrest across the country since president abdelaziz bouteflika announced his bid to run for a fifth term in office the demonstrations are the biggest anti-government protest since the arab spring eight years ago. it was the biggest turnout so far after a week of nationwide protests the demonstration in algiers started peacefully as thousands took to the streets afte

next weeks for him this will be certainly a very difficult phase for him as pressure continues to mount on him. respond in oliver salad end washington d.c. thank you. and while don't trump was addressing conservatives democratic senator bernie sanders officially kicked off a second presidential campaign in new york as platform for the two thousand and twenty alexion includes medicare for all a fifteen dollar minimum hourly wage and addressing climate change as predicted he would win the democratic party nomination and then defeat donald trump called the most dangerous president in modern u.s. history. in afghanistan taliban insurgents have killed at least twenty three government troops at a camp and southern helmand province the attack began on friday and lasted for forty hours the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack which they say engaged both afghan and foreign forces most foreign troops in afghanistan are members of the nato alliance operating alongside the united states among them are german troops helping to train afghan forces. an army helicopter approaches a military ca

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such as mount fuji in japan. mount kilimanjaro in tanzania.glacier bay national park in alaska and mount chi lashing tibet where people have a very unique relationship with the mountain as museum director to. adams explains in down the attic and in other cultures mountains are very important because they possess a certain sanctity and i think they're often equated with gods. man callous and shit for example is a very well known peak reachable by pilgrimage tracks our idea was simply to collect these sacred mountains they rolled over from national geographic's archives and to display them here on panels and after that he and senior. in europe mountain hikers began taking cameras along in the mid nineteenth century one was. a france who climbed mount blown with his brother in hundred sixty two back then mountain photographers had to carry heavy equipment and then have the hordes come out there has to take along a wooden camera and make the exposures and glass plates they took the chemicals with them as well as a tarp to set up a makeshift darkro

now, mounting pressure, to release the findings to both >>> right now at 5:00, the mueller investigation is over and nowto mount release the findings. >>> california is feeling the bern once again. >>> first, the security scare that grounded scares at sfo this morning. >>> the news at 5:00, starting right now. good evening, i am terry mcsweeney. >> to a developing story a difficult and rescue off the coast of norway. rescuing passengers off a cruise ship. look at this, flying all over the ship. the woman is from rio vista. you can see the chairs sliding. she says an alarm went off in the afternoon suddenly and that ship lost all power. a mile from shore before the problems began. wind gusts exceeding 50 miles per hour. waves up to 25 feet. >> we went up on a helicopter on a sling the two of us together and it was quite scarey. >> so far, eight people have been injured in the rescue which is far, far from over. several hours into the operation, only about 100 people have been lifted off the ship to safety. despite all this chaos, passengers and crew still on board are staying calm. coming

old city has been very severely restricted access to the oxer mosque compound known as the temple mount to jews has been entirely cut off after an incident earlier on tuesday afternoon israeli police say somebody threw a monocle amount of cocktail or a fire bomb at a police post on the site that post caught fire one policeman suffered minor smoke inhalation there was scuffles that erupted several arrests a spokesman for the islamic walked the trust which operates the site under the aegis of the jordanian government says that senior clerics who are among those beaten by israeli security forces during that and as a result the entire place has been closed down by the israeli or forty's and as a result people being out here in the streets there have been calls for solidarity to defend. all of this coming on the heels of what's taken place in the last three weeks when the islamic world has decided to reopen an area that was been closed by the israeli authorities since two thousand and three an area around a place known as the mercy gate it is a place which israel thought you said was being u

president nicolas maduro has branded a us puppet and is accusing the us of mounting a cyber attack on the country's power grid. is blaming years of corruption and incompetence for the blackouts there is about reports of. freedom chanted people on the streets of caracas on tuesday they responded to opposition leader one way those calls to take to the streets once again. one of the social worker who says any change was this situation is horrible for all social classes i only get minimum wage and we can't buy anything there's no water white i was telling venezuelans are on the right path and his popularity has been on the rise why they all went around telling venezuelans they're on the right path he's popularity has been on the rice since he declared himself into a precedent in january little did look out on it there is mourning pain and horror with what is happening in the country we need work and strength and the darkness this regime has spread this murder take over our hearts the biggest challenge of one way though on the opposition are facing today is to keep the pressure against the

mount hamilton picked up a third of an inch. milpitas, redwood city, mountain view, over a tenth. san francisco oakland airport and sfo all at .02. the water year numbers keep going up and up. santa rosa is over their seasonal average. everyone he is is pretty close within a couple of inches. san francisco needs to get to 23.65 and with a couple of months to go, i'm sure they'll probably pass that. we have everything coming down out of northwest. this favors some very low snow levels as well. santa cruz mountains, some cold air coming in. on the peninsula, millbrae, sfo has had some rain. it heads down towards san jose, milpitas. also into the santa cruz mountains, can you see the cells. they move quick but they can leave some previous heavy rain and occasionally some hail. some cold air is coming in and your system for saturday is right there. that will give us some light rain. 30s to the north. low 40rbgs mid-40s. but i mean it has a pretty chilly air mass here. 42 seems rather popular. 40s on the coast including pacifica at 45. hayward northwest, 25, half moon bay. that is the

exhibitionsng to mounted by mount vernon and washington antique show. she holds a ba in history and a masters of history and a significant exam studies from the university of delaware. here's emily. [applause] >> all of you for coming. this is one of the most fun parts of my job is to delve into and explore objects in our collection, portrait in particular like this one, a favorite of mine. this one is, as you are seeing, sort of in its unvarnished, new to us state. you will have an opportunity to take a look closely when we are done, it's an oil portrait of colonel james delancey, a native new yorker who commanded troops during the revolutionary war against the cause for american independence. not decide we are used to talking about but a very interesting story that helps illuminate the character of the war in particular in new york. this painting is attributed to john durand, who we will talk about and painted during the war between 7078 in 1782. we acquired the supporters within the last year, it the first painting of a loyalist and our collection wh

since then, mount mihara has fallen into a cycle of erupting every 30 years or so.now. translation: on the day of the eruption, hundreds of crows were perched on the stone pagoda, which was peculiar. i went to the crater late in the afternoon. there was a seismometer placed just above where we are heading to right now. we're on our way now to the summit of the volcano to check an instrument that the researchers have here. you can see in the background behind me, some of the smoke coming out of the ground from the active volcano. and we are surrounded everywhere by this black magma, leftover lava, some from the 1986 eruption. that eruption started over here and down this hill, towards the town of 10,000 inhabitants. fortunately, it didn't quite make it, but they did have to evacuate. the team are visiting the mountain today to check and repair the sensor stations that they have dotted around the volcano. volcanic rock is just a small magnet so if you heat up a magnet, magnetisation vanishes. then we can detect some change. before the eruption of the volcano. the team

growth concerns mount. viewed has downgraded its as the government shutdown took its toll. set to cutthe ecb is economic forecasts by enough to justify in other round of bank loans. the latest projections show extensive downgrades for inflation and growth. let's focus in on europe and the future of the banking sector. joining us now for an excuse of interview from the black rock wealth symposium is philipp hildebrand, vice chairman of

but i think the pressure is really mounting owned the prime minister today step down boss in budapest thanks very much for that analysis. at one point the so-called islamic state held large swathes of land in syria but forces on the ground say those days will soon be over thousands of supporters vyas of fleeing the last rebel held on place of bag and many orphaned children fear they have nowhere to turn. the sad truth of the war in syria is that when liberating areas you're often also destroying in the syrian town of bargains for conny near the iraqi border is no exception after syrian democratic forces mainly kurds supported by the us military beat the bull work of the so-called islamic state they have now begun what many believe to be the decisive offensive they think it'll take about another week and then the caliphate will be no more in syria. and then it will come a call non-lethal corresponding to our expecting brutal resistance from the terrorists they'll fight with everything they've cut and we'll call in airstrikes and artillery barrages and move in with ground troops and no

for the residents of mount pleasant these frozen prairie's now feel like a field of broken dreams this is the spot the moho knees chose to build what they thought would be there for ever. but then taiwanese electronics giant folks called moved in forcing most of the neighbors out this is our view to the west used to be a beautiful cornfields and well maintained beautifully landscaped houses now there's only one left and that will be gone soon folks call him came to the state of wisconsin lured by an unprecedented four billion dollars in incentives from taxpayers' pockets in return thirteen thousand blue collar jobs were promised manufacturing flat screen t.v.'s that was a year and a half ago those jobs have yet to materialize now building walk appears to be at a standstill as in mount pleasant the bulldozers have already been and gone photos are all that remain thriving farmland the authorities declared has blighted and hindering the growth of the community they say they paid a fair sum for the properties came home he sees the move is illegal they threaten us based on what i call fake

mount hamilton has some snow. right through campbell, cupertino.system that. system to the left will be your rainmaker for tomorrow. i don't see any way around it. there will be rain saturday. not a lot but enough. this is about a third of an inch to 3/4 of an inch. one more system tuesday and then we'll get a break for about five days. after that, don't trust it. 50s on the temperatures. these are well below average. should be about 60 to 64. that is not happening. >>> coming up, how one bay area man rosie o'donnell a check for more than $400,000 because of an oversight by caltrans. so you can say yes to the biggest selection of the season. event is here-finally! yes! seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices! more new dresses means more reasons to say yes. at the ross spring dress event. on now! alright,yeah!excited? waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. great minds shop alike? yes. that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes ,yes, yes... yes. seriou

pressure mounts on theresa may. senior conservatives tell the prime minister her brexit deal is more likely to pass if she stands down. her departure is guaranteed. what is not guaranteed is her legacy and is her legacy going to be that she failed to deliver on the largest mandate that any government has been given to a referendum or has she succeeded in doing that? ministers are reported to be split over whether brexiteer michael gove should take over — or mrs may's de—facto deputy, david lidington. the chancellor says a change won't help. to be talking about changing the players on the board frankly is self—indulgent at this time. we have to decide how we wanted to proceed. rescuers are airlifting hundreds of passengers and crew from a cruise ship, off the coast of norway. mozambican authorities say half a million people are affected by cyclone idai — the raf will fly out aid supplies today. the organ transplant service is at "breaking point", that's the warning from one of the uk s leading transplant surgeons. an

of mount fuji over 300 years ago.e got to the volcano, the cigarette was that it over one metre of ash fall according to historical documents. it was the edo period so people were living simple lives. imagine is something of this scale happened in this day and age full of electronic technology. who knows what kind of damage it could lead to. it is a com plete damage it could lead to. it is a complete unknown to us. over in central tokyo the team ‘s data is ready starting to have a practical impact outside of the laboratory. this is where all that data ends up. this is where all that data ends up. this is where all that data ends up. this is the volcano an earthquake monitoring room of the japanese meteorological agency. these guys are here a round the clock ready to raise the alarm should anything be expected. they are tasked with raising the alarm in event of earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruption. and now new research is bringing that rapid response to other types of extreme weather as well. japan's geography m

calls are mounting for san francisco giants c-e-o larry baer to face discipline after a video surfaced showing him knocking his wife to the ground. several groups and now even the mayor of san francisco are weighing in. kron 4's dan kerman has the latest. the calls for punishment against larry baer are mounting following this very public physical altercation between the giants president and his wife.monday san francisco mayor london breed issued a statement saying "major league baseball needs to send a message that any and all acts of violence against women is unacceptable....while mr. baer has apologized and expressed remorse for his behavior, it does not excuse his actions and it does not erase what transpired. the mayor's statement follows a letter written to major league baseball on friday by a bay area coalition advocating an end to violence against women. sot andrea shorter/do what's right mlb coalition :34we want to make sure as we move forward this doesnt get swept under the rug or they want to move past it and pretend it didnt happenin the letter titled do what's right mlb, th

the president there's been an arrest across the country since president abdelaziz put feet cat and mounted his bid to run for a fifth term in office the demonstrations are the biggest antigovernment protests since the arab spring eight years ago. it was the biggest turnout so far after a week of nationwide protests the demonstration in algiers started peacefully as thousands took to the streets after friday prayers. five by beautifully could they chanted and peace peace. large crowds also gathered in other cities. the protesters oppose president abdullah as e's bouteflika standing for a fifth term in elections next month they say he is no longer fit to lead and are fed up with his iron fisted rule. the it's simple we just want to change for our country we want a better idea only the middle twenty years are enough here that it assures we the people who are here protesting would only want change and freedom. later in the day violence flared police used tear gas and food with protesters near the presidential palace one elderly man reportedly died after being caught up in a stampede. earlier p

taliban pakistan the pakistani taliban and groups of that nature that mounted cross border attacks into afghanistan and also mounted attacks within pakistan itself on the eastern border with the dish in the disputed region of kashmir with india has been less of a focus so it seems to me that if you speak to the government they'll tell you that we have been cracking down on these groups but if you speak to independent analysts they'll say well actually what's been happening is that been concentrating on the western border and now things are concentrated on the eastern border because of this latest standoff but it doesn't mean the all groups have gone away completely they all still within number and they all still some of them at the very least based out of pakistan let's take a look now what those groups might mean to both pakistan and india. they tell it to me it will be free this group called themselves dean the brother of holy warriors their leader is mullah mohammed haroun he's a firebrand cleric who supports armed groups across kashmir including jaish e mohammed that's the group who

the accident happened in clayton and mitchell caney road and four oaks lane just up block from mount diablo elementary. as henry lee tell us, parents call this a dangerous intersection. >> reporter: the surveillance video shows hit by an suv went on his razor scooter. in the upper left corner, you can see williams helmet moving through the trees. on the right-hand side of the screen, this what suv is heading towards him but can't stop in time. >> this is a very big interception. >> happen 730 friday morning on mitchell cannon yelled and four oaks lane just amount diablo elementary school. kids and parents often cross the street here, like this woman is doing, even though there's no crosswalk. after the boy was hit, neighbor chris callahan rushed outside to help. >> i was basically holding his hand, waiting for people to get his parents to come out, and the school authorities and paramedics and stuff to show up., paramedics in clayton police showed up on the sheen. william was airlifted to children's hospital and oakland. he will stay up there as a precaution. >> reporter: the clayton

it is also designed to take on bigger live mount engines.a wide mount engine in the max series placing it on an old structural model of the boeing 737 which pilots are used to flying by themselves. what they had to do put in artificial intelligence, the m cat system, to get it essentially to correct the high angle i just described that is the disconnect between the pilots. we're missing human intelligence matching with the modern boeing had to put in place. unfortunately boeing was slow to let the pilots know about the new software. then they found, they let them know after lyon aircraft. that is too late. melissa: wow. so does that mean that now with the software upgrade everything is okay? or is this a group of planes that needs to be taken out of service permanently? >> this is group of planes that need as clean sheet design to basically compete with the boeing a320, which is also a clean sheet design in my opinion. but the company knows best. they're waiting for the black box data to see if they can possibly do the software correction. a

pakistan cracks down on armed groups as pressure mounts after an attack that sent tensions soaring with india. and of the armored car let's says al jazeera live from doha also coming up. in the shows. donald trump it sounds against democrats for launching a new investigation into his inner circle but says he will call for aids. and so his opposition leader is welcomed home by cheering supporters and plans another huge protest against president maduro. and refugees from mali explain why they no longer feel safe in the place where they've been sheltering. pakistan's navy says it spotted an indian suffering close to its waters which then turned away after being warned india hasn't responded to the allegation pakistan's government moved to reduce tensions with its neighbor by stepping up a crackdown on groups which a banned by the united nations has been under pressure to turn a tack that killed more than forty indian paramilitary soldiers in streets of kashmir region in the middle of last month a group called josh a mohammed said it was responsible the bombing triggered the most serious st

pakistan cracks down on groups as pressure mounts after an attack that sent tensions with india soaring. says al jazeera live from doha also coming up. in the clothes donald trump pits out against democrats for launching a new investigation into his gold but says he'll cooperate. venezuela's opposition leader has welcomed him by cheering supporters and plans another huge protest against president maduro. and refugees from mali explain why they no longer feel safe in the place where they've been sheltering. in the u.s. the democratic party has launched its most ambitious investigation yet into alleged obstruction of justice and abuse of office by donald trump that people in the president's in a circle including his family. said as part of a political hoax fox says he will cooperate as a white house correspondent. it's a sweeping and wide ranging demand on monday the judiciary committee from the democratic controlled house of representatives ordered eighty one individuals and entities tied to u.s. president donald trump including the president's son don jr to turn over materials believed

calls are mounting for giants c-e-o larry baer to be disciplined.(vicki) several groups and now even the mayor of san francisco are weighing in ...on what action should be taken. kron-4's dan kerman joins us live from oracle park... with more the calls for punishment against larry baer are mounting following this very public physical altercation between the giants president and his wife.monday san francisco mayor london breed issued a statement saying "major league baseball needs to send a message that any and all acts of violence against women is unacceptable....while mr. baer has apologized and expressed remorse for his behavior, it does not excuse his actions and it does not erase what transpired. the mayor's statement follows a letter written to major league baseball on friday by a bay area coalition advocating an end to violence against women. sot andrea shorter/do what's right mlb coalition :34in the letter titled do what's right mlb, the coalition calls on the commissioner to issue a 1. public reprimand, a 2. significant suspension , a 3. sub

over mount diablo and mount mammalton. we saw a little bit of this going on. a possibility for today. so if you are traveling. no winter travel advisories by the national weather service. you will need snow tires or the chains getting up over the west slope. as you get into lunchtime, scattered showers remaining in the forecast. the center of the circulation will remain off the coast. sit going to continue a southerly path but it will continue to bring us these scattered showers, the wrap around moisture as well as the unstable air that could provide us with the thunderstorm. with that said, it's going to be with us through the afternoon. we do dry out in the overnight hours. there is a look at your monday morning. partly cloudy. mostly clear and dry for your bay area monday. as far as rainfall amounts, a few 100ths of an inch. less than tenth of an inch for most areas. if we do get a downpour due to the thunderstorm, a quarter inch and a little bit of hail could be included in that as well. upper 40s in san francisco. we have 50 degrees in oakland. into the a

east of san jose, mount hamilton seeing snow at times. it is the reason why the showers bringing that unusual turn up to the north and west. later tonight, we'll see the threat of thunder and hail on the decrease. the question is how much longer could this linger into your monday forecast, i will have a closer look hour by hour coming up in 12 minutes. >>> looking forward to it, rob. thank you, you can keep up with the bay area's ever changing weather by downloading our nbc bay area app. as always, it is free. >>> the rain recent weeks make more potholes opening up. one city is trying to get as many filled over the weekend. it is an issue all over the bay area. christie smith is joining us live in berkeley to explain that. >> reporter: that's right, we have been speaking with drivers in cities all over the bay area and they tell us it has been a bumpy ride. they tried to avoid them but it does not always work. one city has it repaired. after the rain, they're seeing so many potholes. >> reporter: step by step, they're working to make a sm

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and the agency is feeling the mounting pressure from lawmakers and other politicians, who are pushing the agency to ground the planes. >> the question, also, what is the basis to keep them in t air? kris van cleave, thank you very much. >>> eight of the dead were american, including two brothers and a u.s. service member on vacation. debra patta visited the crash site near ethiopia's capital. it is a scene of devastation. >> reporter: unrestrained grief, as a mother of one of the flight attendants onboard, breaks down at the crash site. it couldn't be more miserable here. the smell of death is overpowering. and bits of mangled wreckage like this are everywhere. at the site, local investigators were joined by a team of american aviation experts, who are srchingor answers. passengers were from 35 countries, including 8 americans. >> we're proud -- >> reporter: in the u.s., another mother grieves. her son, antoine lewis, an american serviceman, was heading for kenya on vacation. >> i will say, that plane went down with him doing what he wanted to do most. as a mother, you just -- he did

over towards mount hamilton looks like getting a little bit of snow. there has been about 2/10 of an inch of rain around gilroy. not a lot but there is a little there and i know milpitas, san jose, over to palo alto picked can produce some low snow levels and brief heavy cooler to the east as well. some low 40s, mid-40s. danville might sneak in some upper 30s before were. this system will continue coming down out of the northwest to get some shower activity. there will be another system saturday and one more tuesday. then it does look like a break. >> people are getting a little cranky out there. not a lot of rain with these systems but i would plan on some rain coming in on saturday, maybe early sunday. 50s on the temperatures. these are well below average. we should be about 60 to 64. occasional rain today, mainly to the south. a break monday and one more system tuesday. >>> our newly updated weather app is free to you to download from the apple and google play stores. it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven- day forecast. it also has

. ♪ up, risk assetg mounting higher, despite few signs of economic recovery worldwide.ery little in economic data to test the fed's patients ahead of next week's meeting, and an increasingly bullish europe. a so-called contrarian trade. we begin with the big issue, markets mounting with few signs the global economy is bottoming. >> goldilocks. >> goldilocks. >> i would call this a goldilocks moment. >> a low-inflation world. >> a low-inflation rate. >> low volatility. >> every central bank involved in supporting the economy. >> very dovish. >> the fed really doesn't need to tighten. >> the fed will be very passive and on the sidelines. >> it's time for investors to be more relaxed. >> there are a lot of reasons to be optimistic. jonathan: joining me, colin robertson, jeffrey rosenberg, and from minneapolis, craig bishop. craig.to begin with you, the goldilocks thing, many people have become comfortable with. goldilocks is used a lot. and like to move on to something else. let's talk about a soft landing. the fact that the fed, we believe is done, the tightening cycle is

it looks like maybe some snow here possibly out toward mount hamilton for tonight.rs, it is chilly. santa rosa 46, livermore 45, oakland 47, san jose in the 40s. the wind speed are around 8 to 15 miles per hour. services go airport is right around 12 miles per hour. outside right now we have slick roadways and showers nearby. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge reporter saturday night. you can see the view out here in the pacific. we have this current system impacting the bay area weather for today and also into your sunday. but look what is developing upstream in the flow. is big h, this big bridge will give us dry weather and some warmer weather. have to wait a little bit but it is headed our way for much of next week. here is the deal for tomorrow. as this area of low pressure just offshore it will keep the possibility of scattered showers in our forecast, especially for tomorrow morning and as it kicks on out we are talking about the dry trend in the 5-day forecast. here we are at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning with clouds and scattered showers. by 9:00, b

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week of chaos and confusion over the divorce deal with no consensus amongst them peace fears are mounting over a so-called hard brick sit on april twelfth many of the remaining twenty seven e.u. nations are warning that is the most likely outcome the e.u. has less than two weeks to decide which path to take as brussels two says it needs a definitive plan from westminster before it can grant any further extensions. to reason may face the third defeat to her withdrawal agreements in the house of commons and peace will cast their ballots yet again on monday on a number of alternative plans suggestions may even looked through again for a fourth time. the implication the implication of the house's decision. the legal default now is the united kingdom is due to leave the european union on the twelfth of april in just fourteen days time mr speaker i fear we are reaching the limits of this process in this house this house has rejected no deal it has rejected no brics it on wednesday rejected all the variations of the deal on the table and today it has rejected approving the withdrawal agreement a

. ♪ jonathan: coming up, risk assets mounting up higher.pite few signs of economic recovery worldwide. very little in the economic data, testing the fed's patience ahead of next week's meeting. and investors bullish europe. a contrarian trade. we begin with the big issues. markets meltin -- mounting up wh few signs the global economy is bottoming. >> goldilocks. >> goldilocks. >> i would almost call this a goldilocks moment. >> low inflation rate. >> low volatility. >> low volatility. >> every central-bank involved in supporting the global economy. >> dovish ecb. >> dovish. >> dovish fed. >> the fed does not need to tighten. >> the fed will be very passive and on the sidelines. >> i would say it's time for investors to be more relaxed. >> there are reasons to be optimistic. jonathan: joining me, the fixed income head, a senior portfolio manager from blackrock, and from minneapolis, craig bishop from u.s. fixed income strategies at rbc wealth management. let's start with craig, this goldilocks theme many people have become increasingly comfo

in mount diablo to mount hamilton, too warm for snow but enough to ring out rain drops beneath the cloudsd likely a few more showers tomorrow morning. the totals are not impressive. mainly light, steady rain with occasionally a briefly moderate shower passing by. but the trend for monday should be less in terms of intense showers and actually a few more breaks in the clouds during the afternoon. so there is a little hope at least for brief sunshine mid afternoon tomorrow 40s and low 50s in the morning. highs upper 50s and low 60s around the bay area. technically a slight chance of showers even for the afternoon around the coastal hill tops. from there we begin to watch two moisture and together off the plume also known as the atmospheric river or a pocket of air here that has the capacity to hold a lot more moisture than we typically see. that means rain rates much h.r. r higher. sometimes two to three times higher. in the right setup. by the time this arrives initially lot of moisture to the south see the rain fill in midday tuesday. tuesday night into wednesday morning is probably the m

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