if you have any initiative on the xenophobia, you are more than welcome to receive it in the oes.at xenophobia action -- the rejection of xenophobia has to come from the society, the local governments and regional governments, not only national governments. i think that xenophobia is located -- it is not the majority ofÃit is not the majority of venezuelans. they're not suffering from xenophobia. but, when it -- when it is a xenophobic act, obviously it is a lot of -- in the news. i went there after a week after that thing happened. but, we need to eradicate any xenophobia so that from george washington university -- more than welcome to receive oh yes -- we are working with local governments in columbia, to promote actions against xenophobia, to promote policies against xenophobia and venezuela was a companyà country that for decades opened its arms to many latin americans, now i think it is the moment that latin americans receive us, because we are not -- we are not fleeing the country because we one, we are doing it against are well. and, you see this about the terrorists -- th

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oes he not care about the american people? doesn't he know that the economy is uncertain? hasn't he followed the stock brag that he likes to about? sometimes. there is something wrong with this picture. in the holiday season. and so, if they make the bill able to getthey are house nough votes on the side. or a shameful bill that's unworthy of this house of ofresentatives and certainly the american people. now i yield to the distinguished leader from the senate majority. pelosi.k you, leader today's events have made one thing clear. the dent trump is plunging country into chaos. down anotherket is 500 points. general mattis is stepping down nd we know he has real disagreements with the president wall, and nd on the now, president trump is throwing and creating um the trump shutdown of the government. the senate passed by oice, unanimously, a bill proposed by leader mcconnell, all speaker ryan has to do is it on the floor of the house. he'll get a majority of votes, the president can sign it and avoid a shutdown. unfortunately, president trump was attacked this morning by th

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a which p >>oe jonas on nick's ou this world wedding in priyanka. >> guess what? you're next. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." welcome to hollywood. right behind me is the home of the oscars. in a few weeks the biggest stars in the world will be on the red carpet and inside the tent as this street is blocked off. you know who won't be there? kevin hart. he stepped down as oscar host in a wild turn of events. >> i just got a call from the academy. that said kevin apologizes for the tweet of old, or we are going to have to move on. i took a pass on the apology. the reason why is i addressed it several times. >> just 48 hours after announcing he was hosting the oscars, kevin hart said he was ready to step down rather than apologize again for past home phobic tweets. in one, he said someone's profile pic looked like a gay billboard for aids. >> one of my biggest fears is my son growing up and being guy. quote, my words were about my fear. >> my team called me. oh, my god, people are upset about things you said eight, ten years ago. if you don't believe people evol

the beach hazard statement for the oes line. swells to ten feet and in krees increased risk of sneaker waves now through friday morning. use extra caution at the beaches. and futurecast, taking you through the rest of the afternoon, we are looking at mrooirn. so we're -- plenty of sunshine. we're going to continue to see the clearing and sunshine friday and saturdayment and -- friday and saturday. and dry weather through the weekend. the next chance of rain is sunday night and monday with the next storm system. this looks like a weak cold front bringing us the rain sunrise for tomorrow a11 sunset, 4:50. and daytime highs, 59 in san francisco. 60 redwood city. 60 oakland. and 61 in santa rosa. and highs topping out in the upper 50s for concord. here's the seven-day forecast. dry through the rest of the week thanks to the ridge of high pressure building in fsh us. plenty of sunshine -- for us. plenty of sunshine friday and saturday and dry on sunday. the weak cold front pushes in sunday night and monday and dry tuesday and wednesd

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we're looking not just in san francisco but oes of the bay area dealing with that dance fog as we start off the day. so life look at ourcatemperatler than yesterday morning. san jose 45. and santa rosa close to 34 to start off the day. mostly sunny as we head throughout the afternoon with temperatures up to 4 degrees above average. dry for most of the week but then rain returns friday and for saturday. we will time out our next weather system in just a bit. >>> thank you. let's show you some of our bay area bridges and just how foggy it is. limited visibility as you head through there and kind of the same story for most of our bay area bridges. i'll show you a live shot of that as well. your drive times for bay bridges also looking okay. limited visibility as you work your way out of morin county. the good news is it's not affecting your drive times per se. be careful out there. fog advisory for highway 87. and chp just reporting an sdenlt. it's off to the right side. fog advisory for the altamonte pass as well. that is a look at traffic. >>> and we have new video overnight from france

the magazine oes editor and chief says there are multiple individuals they could have selected as sportsear. it was impossible to overlook the warriors as a collective group have had on their sport and the broader culture over the last five years. they call the warriors a generational phenomenon, one we hope will keep going for a few years, maybe a decade longer. >> yeah. i love that they are honoring the whole team. >> there are plenty of individual super stars but they don't act that way. >> yes. we are all here the contribute something. >> yes. you're here to contribute the weather forecast. >> it is over so you can put the umbrellas away. we are drying out until friday. >> and then your weekend will be a wet one? >> dry right now on saturday. sunday looks like it will be wet and possibly even stronger than we originally expected. >> all right. thanks for all of us here at abc 7 news. who wants to be a millionaire is kayla: our dad was in the hospital. josh: because of smoking. but we still had to have a cigarette. kayla: do you know how hard it is to smoke in a hospital? by the time

. >>> time magazine oes person of the year -- they called them the guardians. four different covers targeted for reporting on his deadly war on drugs. >> we flow itknow it's a tough be a journalist. what strengthens us is there is probably no better time to be a journalist because this is when we live our values and we live our mission. >> two journalists were also honored as was the staff where a gunman opened fire last june and killed five journalists. >> oh my god. oh my this morning go officers have been placed on modified duty. the struggle happened at a government office on friday. jasmine headily was sitting on the floor during a four-hour wait far day care voucher. she refused to g up and workers called police. she was arrest on an unrelated warrant but all charges were dropped this morning. >>> the big question in show biz, who will host the oscars no you that kevin heart has backed out? looking at all options. instead a group of celebrities will keep the show moving. the board is expected to discuss the issue at their meeting tonight. >>> a sign of ti

e the trition of witjanuy 6th leaves hofully candou ocki rl with s oe, mae give gifts the 12th night, famous play, a 12th night party. this is the end of the revels of the christmas season. >> now look, we have about a minute left. i would like you to sum up what you would like people to take away about christmas. >> enjoy december 25th. if you want to sing happy birthday, it's fine. it is the nativity of the lord. the season is much longer. it's important and we love celebrating it. the most important thing is god so loved the world that he sent his only son. we celebrate the nativiny and the incarnation of christ. it's a celebration through his family and mother and innocent people slain. i sayfullo habibullaevic saipov merry christmas to someone every day of the 12 days and even if you want to keep going until the 19th when we have the 19th day, the baptism. that's truly the christmas season. thu inand thank you for watchi mosaic and enjoy your christmas and all your christmases. you know when you're at ross and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. yes! ...oh, yeah! brin

years ago pell oes why i gained attention when she walked oufltd white house after her tenth meetingident bush looking confident in sunglasses and a rust colored coats. the coat garnered so much buzz, that it hadn't been sold since 2013. max miara says they'll bring the coat back next year in several colors. there she goes. >> cool. >> she's going to need theco et if she's here because it's a little chilly. >> definitely is. >> all right. that's it for us. hope to see you tomorrow. drive safe. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- miley cyrus.

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. >> and in california, volunteers are doing their part with much oe josh on furlough, the local community is cleaning bathrooms and maintaining the park themselves while still running their own rock climbing businesses. >> i'm running to the mention we're about $400 out on cash buying toilet paper. >> this weekend nearly 14,000 workers at the environmental protection agency went on furlough, and the smithsonian has announced their museums will close january 2nd. >>> the u.s. has become more decided along race, gender, and other identity lines than it was just two hours ago according to the haas institute at uc berkeley. it's found the u.s. is less welcoming to women, minority groups, and people with disabilities compared to the rest of the world since 2016. the institute's inclusiveness index is based on how people in the minority, based on a number of factors, compare to the majority. and one factor is believed to be the trump admistration's regee immigration policies. >>> a lion escaped at a wildlife conservatory in north carolina today and killed a 22-year-old intern at the facility. t

over the midding, smith, ckup oe later in the first quarter, same score. to the corner of the end zone. great grab. alabama with a comfortable lead. up 28-7 in the second. the last time we checked in with the warriors, they were turning the ball over and oakland and azers' damian hill lalillard wa hitting his shots. tonight, a rematch in portland. >> it's not all the way there, but i think we're very open what it will take to get there. it's just a matter of doing it. we're very open, transparent, and the coach has done a good job of keeping it real with us in terms of, you know, we're not playing our best basketball, we have to figure and we just, again, the message tonight was just fight your way through it. whatever is going on, whatever you need to do to get your mind right, and get your joy back, get there. the second half was better. win or lose, we have to -- it matters. but how we're playing it and continuing to build those habits will get us through it. >> full highlights of the warriors and blazers tonight at 11:00. that's it for sports. i'm dave

the validity of this question of why it has to be asked why woutt soledad: are there your colleagues oe with this position that in fact the citizenship question should be added.look at behavior. if they're so proud of this. if they're so confident in the importance of this question why not have a public hearing about it. soledad: what would happen in your district in northern virginia? rep. gerry connolly: i represent probably almost 30 percent of my population is foreign-born. so this is a real issue it's not an abstract issue for my households and certainly a very great concern about ice about the policies of the trump administration with respect to immigration and immigrants. so i'm very concerned about the willingness of so many households to be cooperative knowing that that information might be used against them. soledad: how likely is it do you think that this question in fact the citizens question will not be on the census come 2020?'re n my power to try to make that question go away. soledad: gerry connolly, nice to ha y rep. gerry connolly: thank you. >> next on matter of fact,

. >> joining me now, pat toomey oe sylvania, a member of the budget & finance committee. welcome back to "meet t press," sir. >> good morning, chuck. thank you for having eme. >> lettart with the shutdown. the fact that you guys aren't even in town. you adjourned and senator mcconnell said, we'll see you in five days that tells me you guys don't have urgency on this. is this a message saying the president is the onl one her in town. that means the shutdown is on him to figure it ou >> no. chuck, really this ends u getting resolved in a negotiation between chuck schumer who apparently is a great deal of weight to nancye si's preferences, and the president. between that group they are going too decide how go forward. i have to say this is much ado about very little. unfortunately it's a big distraction from the resumption that occurred this year of a inetty much oy funding exercise. s you know, chuck, we resum the ordinary appropriations process and as a result we have a very small sliver of the government that's unresolved and is i this shutdown mode. it's a very, very sma

>>oe could go baltimore and see. >> that you'll drive, sflienchts i would, yes. >>> it's been anotherd week, david, in washington. >> it sure has and several things to cover. here to help us break it down, moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. let's start with what folks in our area are dealing with -- the question of if their employer will open back up th here is thi partial shutdown we're dealing with, senate, notu rising, couldn't come to an agreement yesterday. where do we go now? >> the disputes between now senate democrats and the resident and in fact basically the senateublicans have washed their hands. that's why mitch mcconnell adjourned the senate and i think he's sending his own message to the president -- you're on your own, we're not helping you with this. we got a compromise with you you said you'dn sen suld esuddenly you wouldn't. dick durbin is on the show today. he said unequivocallyou they offer the president more money to border security, they'll give m all $5 billion as long as nu none o money goes to the wall. so my gut is the president loses leverage by the

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moving on to butte county where they're trying to pick up the pieces in their lives in th aftermath oe state's deadliest and ost destructive wild fire. the camp fire destroyed 14,000 homes in and around paradise. so far 19,000 have applied for assistance. with with rents in the nearbies of chico and norvill high, it's a daunting taskor survivors of e fire. pally striker assignmen editor of the california report and andre, a report wr the chico enterprise record. thank you to you both. andre, it' birn threeen three w since the camp fire bro out and 1 of thousands have had to flee for their lives. >> when the fire rips through paradise, it left, it's fair to say thousands homess. now most have ftind accommo with with friends, family and other means but we still have 600 people in red crosshe shelters inegion and another 150 independent shelters. >> what about that tent city on the walmart lot. is that still up? becausan it's wet it's been raining and cold. >> the tent city istill up on a grassy lot next to a walmart. i was up there today and can could count dozens of tentsz. they can avo

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a moni the diminutive justice is known as the notorious rbg, a play onh the name oe late rapper the notoriousere is even a notorious rbg officialusic video. >> ♪ pave the way for the next generation ♪ >> not usual for someone famous ri the law to become a cel , not usual for a woman in her 80's to skyrocket to start them. but that is what happened r justice ginsburg. tom: ruth bader ginsburgs a polarizing figure. a large part of her repeal is she is seen as a foil to the voices onheight. >> i think there is a poisonous atmosphere in the world, and we have to continuously, as jusce ginsburg does, persuade with the argument that is not destroy people but that connects peopleh i thinis rocky, what can i say?co tom: some ervatives think much of the adoration of ruth bader ginsburg is misplaced. >> with bader ginsburg is -- ruth bader ginsburg is a small, slightly woman, kind of mumbly. seems funny to portray her as this mighty force for change and put a crown on her and compare her to a famous rapper. tom: maybe ruth bader ginsburg was mystified by the pop-culture adoration at first, but she has

performing before tens oes aying sideman to the household names. >> even though i'm grateful for a reputationgulayer, i don't need to solo. i enjoy giving it up and being a guy in the btid, and contri as best i can. >> reporter: but had things broken a b differently, he might have been one of those household names himself, though that's kind of a long story. >> by the way i just want you to know this month i'm celebrating 50 years on the road. >> reporter: nils lofgren fell in love with music early, but he didn't begin with guitar lessons. you started out on the accordion? >> yes. my mom's sicilian, my dad's swedish, and it's a big part of their heritage, the accordion. so, i asked for lessons. i still love the accordion. but, you know, the written note in classical music, which i zeudied classical accordion after the waand polkas-- you know, all the emotion has to come inside the notes written. you cannot deviate. so, i fell in love with the idea of blues guitar, where you improvise what you hear. ♪ ♪ep >>ter: that love turned to arre passion the first time he went to imi hendrix. >> and jim

overall shippers saw the best oe ates since 2013. also a record amount of e commerce deliveries. 2.5 billion total. this year2 3 days between thanksgiving and christmas, the highest numbers of days possible. and during theead up to christmas, including thanksgiving week, black friday and cybermonday, ups had the best on time performance with a 98% success rate. including returns and exchanges from peopleng holiday shopping for themselves. ups andea fedex now up for the second wave that returns today and continue into the new year. fo "nightly business report" frk haaland. >> the next wave that frank mentioned. started today. eric chemy has been tracking that from wood bridge, new jersey. >>ter: while many people think the retail shopping season ends the night before christmas. smillions ofhoppers can't wait for the day after christmas to buy everything on their wh list. december 26th is so popular in fact that shopper track is projecting it to be the eighth biggest retail day of 2018. three of the biggest reaso for post christmas sho

. >> i'm french and i grew up with the michelin, so i'm very proud that a french guidecognize me oe my dad wicia first, but he was also a painter. >> reporter: now his artwork hangs on the wall of chef dominique's world famous restaurant. >> this is all my dad's painting, except this one. i made this one. >> reporter: she says the restaurant is named after him. >> i owe much to my dad. that's actually his workshop and it was not about cooking, it was about bringing people together. >> reporter: back in the kitchen, there's something else on the wall, a plaque from the mitch l michelin guide. dominique crenn has just become the only female head chef in the united states to shef the michelin guide's highest honor. >> i've said in the past that the star doesn't define me. what defines me is what i do with it. >> reporter: and what she's doing is leading her team and her industry. >> i treat people with a lot of respect. i'm not better than anyone in my kitchen. but i told them that they're not better than me either. omething to teach.believes as >> that's where i was messing up. >> rephis

liesregular order is a relic oe past. compromise, once the guiding credo of this great institution is now synonymous with surrender. since i first came to the senate in 1978, -- 1977, rather, the culture of this place has shifted, and not for the better in my opinion. there used to be a level of congeniality and kinship among colleagues that was hard to find anywhere else. in these days, i counted democrats among my best friends. one moment, we would be locking horns on the senate floor, in the next we would be breaking bread together over family dinner. my friendship with the late senator ted kennedy embodies the spirit of goodwill that used to thrive here. teddy and i were a case study in contradictions. he was a dyed in the wool liberal democrat. i was a resolute republican. by choosing friendship over party loyalty, we were able to past some of the most important and significant bipartisan .chievements of modern times from the americans with disabilities act and religious freedom restoration act to the state children'

as victoria gill reports, it is the first step in the recoverync of a species oe thought to be extinctictoria: on the brink of extinction, the madagascar pochard was once thought to be wiped out clearly, but it was rediscovered 12 years ago at a remote lake.ts wetland habiave been so polluted and damaged that the birds were forced into a last untouched area. but as pristine as it looks, the final refuge is too deep and too cold forhe pochards to thrive. >> they are clinging on to existence in a place that is not suited for the the threats they face from which is why they have been wiped out extensively, are vast and range from invasive species, pollution, poor agricultural practices, a whole bunch of different things that combined to make the perfect storm that make it hard for species like the madagascar pochard to surve. victoria: so conservationists embarked on a pastaking rescue mission. after bringing a few bnto captivity to start a breeding program, researchers scoured madagascar for the b tt possible sibring them back into the wild. lake sofia in north madagascar will be the poc

>>oes it also greenlight the companies that maybe wanted to goarnto thatcular area and they now see it perhaps as more lucrative or more peful? >> absolutely. i think we are right at the beginning, frankly to see how this plays itself out in the pharmaceutical industry. and the life sciences h industr wie a lot of movement in this space moving forward. and as in kind of therapy modelty begins to be proven out over time i imagine that that activity wil just increase. >> i also was fascinated and i think you mentioned this as well, big tech m reallye some inroads in various different ways into the heah care sector. >> yes, definitely. if you look at apple, google and amazon as some of the main o representative big tech, apple had an fda approval for a devi that can monitor heart rate and be utilized in health care and pretty close to realtime. google of course will touch on has made some interesting moves wiards to artificial intelligence and scan retinas. pi amazon made interesting acquisitions wit pack t the way amazon prime change the way a lot of us interact with shipping and product

. >> he was sn eping oe couch. >> reporter: they said he lives in a home nearby. this is not your typical subdivision. you can see the houses are spread out. neighbors living several hundred feet from one another. it is not clear how or why the teen stumbled drunkenly to this house. with the homeowner armed, deputies note this could have had a deadly ending. news4. >>> next, the video everyone has been talking about today. look at this blue sky over new york city. what we're learning about the reason behind this spectacle. >>> and justgi in, ima over. police have the suspect they beeve killed a young officer from california. how they found him and where the case goes from here. >>> we're in a weather alert.el has what's coming next. has what's coming next. >> and no ♪ has what's coming next. >> and long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...ts welders and electrician who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all nded lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what startl

oes from having a house of representatives that was acquieent to one that is going to be openly defiant. so he is going to have to change his ways if he wants to getan hing dob. whether or not he will do that is always the open question. ut stewart: this weekend vladimir wrote a letter to donald trump, a new year's letter that said that moscow is rey to engage in a dialogue on quote wide-ranginagendas. what does that mean? >> well, i guess you have to be a kremlinologist to know tha for sure, i done think it is politically helpful for president trump to have open communication with vladimirim putin at the athat the mueller investigation has yet to conclude. >> stewart: just tweed had a long and good caught with president xi of china, deal is moving along well frk made it i, comprehensovering all points of dispute, big progress being mae, exclamation point what are 9 points of dispute president trump is referring to. >> i'm not rea sure there. i think you could go back into his twitter feed and will you see something similar said several different times about china. so we're already look

an interview with fox news, president trump denied what former lawyer michael cohen and the owner of oenquirer" have admitted to federal prosecutors-- that as a candidate, mr. trump directed payments to buy the silence of two women alleging extramarital affairs, a possible campaign finance violation. >> they put that on to embarrass me. >> reporter: the president said the payments did not break any laws. as for cohen, mr. trump admitted he erred in keeping him in his inner circle. >> and you know what? nn retrospect, i made a mistake. >> reporter: cohen has admitted to paying $130,000 to adult film star stormy daniels shortly before the elections. iccording to court papers, he also worked with american media, which owns the "national enquirer" tabloid, to arrange a $150,000 payment to former "playboy" model karen mcdougal. cohen now says both payments were done at the direction of mr. trump, to influence the election. in july, it was revealed cohen had taped some conversations with mr. trump, including this one of the two men discussing payments and referencing david pecker, the c.e.o.

i think the question here is, oes this spread, right?oes it remain in the energy names and lower credit quality? obviously, we are seeing retail move out of a lot of these yelling assets -- yielding assets that they had purchased earlier in the cycle when rates were much lower. the question is whether this is the beginning of the end or this is just another event in a series of events we have seen in this cycle that have impacted credit. i am not sure we know the answer yet. i think the jury is still out. scott: there is a confluence of events. if you think about the pure asset allocation perspective, a lot of money came into leverage loans, part of it to be defensive on interest rates and using it as a surrogate for shortening duration overall. but if you look at the big perspective of what is going on in the market, with this rise in volatility, people forget about stocks or bonds or cash, it becomes, do i want cash or risk? the event is everything that is risk is going to be equally affected, but those who have seen the unusual flows

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she said if a leadership co ntest d oes said. does go ahead and just to remind you of the process, there will be that vote, the secret ballot by tory mps between 6pm and 8pm this evening and the result will be published shortly afterwards. if theresa may wins that, 50% plus one, she is in position for another year. u nless she is in position for another year. unless she decided her position was untenable, but what we are hearing from her there is complete defiance. she said she wants to fight on and continue down the part she is on. she said to do otherwise would risk parliament not being able to go ahead with the legal deadline for the vote on the withdrawal agreement on the 21st of january. that is a big question around how long the timing ofa big question around how long the timing of a leadership election would take because if theresa may lost the vote tonight, it goes into rounds of voting with the tory party and result in a postal ballot, which would take we don't know how long. to put it in context in 2016 when there was a

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don't hedge back the currency risk, precisely because you give up that interest-rate differential. ,oen the year during some of the most anxious spots for em, particularly argentina, you were out ahead watching the balance of payments correct as the domestic economy got smashed, import demand went down -- or credit conditions contracted, imports went down, and that is what has to happen to bring these economies back into balance. argentina, you were out ahead watching the balance of the you still see major imbalances anywhere? or has this year been so brutal that just those fundamental conditions with the balance of payments are looking better in lots of places we look. robin: i would say two things. i can't remember a year where we start with as cleaner slate as we have this time around. the most crowding emerging markets we have in our analysis are south africa, that is very crowded relative to the size of the economy and market. crowded, colombia's crowded. what is not crowded is brazil. is china a big source of real money flows to emerging markets? know. i think it is secondary. ca

detector nee in h t your oe >> note taken, darcy spencer. thanks so very much. >> today started out a lot like yesterday, a little warmer, though. >> but will end the same wa amelia draper joins us from the weather center. hi. >> today this morning not as bad as there for sure as it wasst day morning. yesterday morning our coldest early in the area since february. to give you an idea right now we're already in the l to mid 40s. . 45 degrees right now in washington, 43 iner frk. areas like manassis and fredericksburg still hanging out in the mid to upper 30s. we're going to be warming in the low to mid 40s but some of us .arming a little bit mo washington, for example, warming to 47 degrees for a high temperate today. 41 in frederick, and hazy sunshine out there right now. clouds will increase as we head into t afternoon hours. temperatures still running a little bit below normal. if you thi it's been cold around here lately, it has. 27 of the last 33 days have been below average, december as a month is just over two degrees below normal. we

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>>oe don't have worry about the wind but we got some severe weather of our own on the >> actually, weill have to worry about the wind. tomorrow night it will be pretty windy up here. gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour. t >>s story is played out. this rain. we need to move this along, get into some snow or something. >> well, not the case. kiwe are t more rain as we head through the next couple of days. ry similar setup to what we saw earlie sunshine for today. rain returns tomorrow. it going to be mi it's going to be mild, pretty warm actually on saturday.he 's a look at the flood watch. it's already been put out by the national weather service. it doesn't begin until tomorrow afternoon when the rain is t expect move in but it's for the entire area and it's going to stay in effect until friday night mor thanlikely. notice how we're not only dry but we're clear through nit. as soon as we cross midnight, everything switches over, those clouds move in tomorrow morning for your thursday, you're starting off with cudy start, maybe a few light showers west of i-81. but for most part a dry w