tomorrow nons ne. temperatures stuck in the 40s all day.nd your ten day forecast shows the good news in all of this is that the rain tapersack to just showers on friday. still no sunshine on friday but temperatures in the mid 60s. a chance to thaw out. dry weather.er dry wea on a weekend? that's crazy talk. temperatures will be in the 40s. christmas eve dry. clear skies for santa, but on christmas day, maybe a f extra clouds around. most of christmas week looks on the dry side. let's go over to melissa mollet. >> in the northeast, all lanes blocked by police activity from a police investigation earlier this morning. inner loop and outer loop to thy beltway, fin clear. nothing in the way. white's ferry serviceen sud. reminder today, high water on the potomac is the reason there. we have that closure. 66, 95 virginia in bound, outbound no problems. >> melissa, thank you. 4:52. new this morning, the insur institute for highway safety is out with the top safety pick fo9 suba leads with seven top safety pick winners. mini vans of chris leer paci

using smoke grenades tear gas and non live rounds to hold back the increasingly agitated crowds who are wearing those yellow vests to which their campaign of course is ne. i. i. thought i. was. you know he watches some of those live feeds you know as well coming out of a shocking scene is there our correspondent peter all of his but it was in the thick of it really this afternoon pay heck even got shot at you saw one point you should tell us why that in a minute but this is the third weekend the protests and it's pretty fair to say the most violent yeah. well we are in a period of relative calm right now here in paris i say relative calm that's only relative to the the violent scenes that we saw earlier on saturday r.t. france colleague was taken away to hospital having been shot in the face with one of those non-lethal rounds thankfully he's now back at the d.l.c. front studios myself i was shot in the ankle with one thankfully my believed bore the brunt of that but it still i can tell you they do leave a mark what we are seeing right now though is the last remnants of that group that's over by the arc de triomphe right now continuing to throw fire we

came under powell's watch if she's worry of the non-banks, why didn't she do anything about it i screwed up, i let this happen and now it is jay powell'sne nethought it was ill-advised and there is no place for them she did not take blame for what she's saying is a problem. do you think the bubble just started? >> part of the argument is regulatory push back on the $1.3 trillion we have in leverage loans >> last day she went after wells fargo. she can be constructive. she's not being constructive she's not offering solutions she's calling out problems and i think she's being unfair and i think she should take some of the blame for what has happened and why she did not look at this >> what has happened what >> non-banks took off under her. >> just a second, we got people walking down the hall. this is sundar pichai. >> suboptimal situation. it is his first appearance after the hill regarding the election meddling a couple of months ago. there will be discussion of privacy data and expansion of china as you mentioned, jim, political buyers which is a big al gas station especially of the right part of the political spectrum >> i think that's w

ne ned ryun. when you look at that number, 63% what do you think? >> staggering nonhere 10 years or more goes up to 70% some form of welfare. doesn't get better the longer they are in this country. half of those non-citizens are here illegally. what trump was referring to is a figure all of us have seen, i think, 116 billion a year is what it cost the american taxpayers. all the cost of illegals, immigration, hospital, welfare programs. i have seen estimates up to 134 billion as well. it's time for us to actually take a hard look. what are we actually doing about it? steve we have gotten to this point because of unholy alliance between democrats and republicans. democrats and business gain. fox news talking about this whole situation. we keep talking about we have to keep accepting for humanity sake. what about the humanity sake of the american taxpayer. humanity sake of my children and my children's children. when we think about the economic future of what we're looking at, it gets pretty grim. the question that people aren't asking and i think they need to start as