it's the season of giving for kasi manana this means going into overdrive because he is an immigrant from pakistan who now owns a small but successful restaurant in downtown washington d.c. all of these scarves and warm clothes that he purchased are about to be given away . this is an annual gathering at franklin square park in downtown d.c. various charities and churches will give away food and goods to people in need just before christmas because he has been coming here for the past four years and has built up a small network of homeless people who know him. you know it's a it's a joy anything that you can make another person happy is a christmas time is a beautiful you know time of year and the people that are in the street you know if we come out as a community we show our love that you see everybody smile and if you're going to put a smile on other people's face this is a big blast just to me the most joyful moment i always cry and have tears in my i was sharing my love and i've seen people smile this is causes restaurant called sakina grill it serves free meals to homeless peop

. ♪ girls >>> and overnight, the beyhive going into overdrive.eyonce fans freaking out when what appeared to be a new album leaked online. what we've now learned. ♪ girls, who will run the world ♪ >>> good morning, america. tom, i loved your best news anchor voice there uncovering beyonce. >> i'm in overdrive. >> i felt that passion. great to have you with us. we have a very busy friday and want to get right to the storms lashing both coasts as the holiday travel rush gets underway. i had the most harrowing drive coming into times square this morning with all of that rain and flooding. >> i almost didn't make it. you said you were hydroplaning, right? >>> millions of americans hit the roads and the sky, and there's so much going on with the weather. just really sloppy around here. >> it really is. take a look at the roads. that's in new jersey. busy airports are already being affected as well. we've got a live look at laguardia here in new york. they're seeing delays as the holiday crush picks up. ginger starts us off in times square. ginger, it

this means going into overdrive. he is an immigrant of pakistan that owns a small but successful restaurant in downtown washington dc. all of these scarves and one clothes are about to be given away. -- warm c clothes are about to e given n away. various churches are giving away two goods to people -- giving away goods to people in need before christmas. he has built up a small network of homeless people that know him. >> make e another person happy,, this is christmas s time, it isa beautil titime of yeyear. you u can see everybody smiling. if you can put a a smile o on or people's face, it is a big blessing. >> this is his restaurant. it serves free meals to homeless people all day, every day. even when it is not christmas. homelessness is endndemic in washington dc. some peoeoe put the numbebers of pepeople who sleep on the street above 11,000. he says that he faces similar things in extreme poverty. -- he has had to face similar things before in his life in extreme poverty. now that he doesn't have too, he wants

and overdrive f allows e and audio book down loads. >> reporr: they believe they could be the busiest library in the system. have alreadyeople gone online to learn more about it. >> one of the things we're most excitedbout is our sorting machine. itn where you returour books. we've enclosed that room in glass. ourustomers can see the trip their materials take when they're returned to the library. >> reporter: you can check out the newf library yours today. the grand opening and ribbon cutting at 1:00 >> look. libraries are getting cool. that's awesome. that's a huge renovation. that place is 40,000 square feet. >> that's a big library. >> and they want it to be a place that people wl go and hang out. today it might be an indoor place. >>ially this afternoon. >> that's when it's opening. >> perfect. >> good retiming. how you? >> good. how are you? it's chilly out there. temperatures are in the 30s. we got rain on the way. we have a lot of events going on out there. yeah. it looks like we're going to have some rain. especially in the afternoon and let's go ahead. increasing chances of r

. >>> coming up, bay area postal workers move into overdrive. making sure your packages get delivered on time. what you need to know if you still need to ship out your holiday gifts. >> not only does that give that home a chance of survival, but it also gives the firefighters that respond a better chance of protecting that property. >> plus building fire resist at&t homes for communities ravaged by wildfires. one company's unique proposal that could save communities. >>> tomorrow the postal service will have select locations open in the east bay and south bay, and none in san francisco. at this point, only priority mail, express shipping will get there by christmas day. >> it's got to get there before christmas eve. it's got to get there by christmas eve. that's it. that's the deal. so we do what we can. fortunately, it made it here by noon. so everything was good. >> for a list of the post offices that are open tomorrow, we have a link for you on our web site. that's at kpix5.com. >>> the holly trolley is stuck on the side lines. the popular tr

. >>> taking a live look at sfo tonight, christmas travel rush in overdrive right now. airport officials are expecting nearly 200,000 travelers today alone. there's a look inside the airport. you can see those lines, always long lines, as people wait to check in their luggage, get through tsa. these last few days before christmas are some of the busiest days to travel, but some passengers say they just couldn't avoid it. >> no choice, work. customers need stuff fixed. >> you would think i'd know better, but i have to go see my daughter in seattle. i don't have to, but i am. so this is the day we planned on. this is the day we're going. >> the traveling chaos continues at oakland international and san jose mineta, both looking live at those airports. at san jose it hadn't gotten too hectic just yet. you can see the cars queuing up and question expect it to get even busier as the even goes on. >> i thought wow, i thought it would be more busy, but hey, i'll take it. >> both airports are expected to see up to 50,000 passengers all day long. >>> our chief meteorologist paul

report from one or a handful of journalists from a big outlet to really send the media world into overdrive former british intelligence officer behind the dot ca that contained explosive allegations about president donald trump he also addressed the dossier of alleged dirt on donald trump in russia the report included unsubstantiated claims that russian intelligence compiled a dossier on mr trump during visits to moscow what a good example was when the chief investigative reporter for yahoo news michael isikoff made a bombshell out of the infamous steel dossier that was a big one remember with the p. tape aka the golden shower compromise with plenty of alleged collusion evidence well here's what the same man says now and december twenty eighth when you actually get into the details of the steel dosia the specific allegations we have not seen the evidence to support them and in fact there's good grounds to think that some of the most sensational allegations will never be proven and are likely folks and this something we find out almost two years since the dossier came to light but back in ja

perilously close to a no deal bragg's it which is why we've got this rumor mill in overdrive talking about what potential options there could be once parliament rejects to resume may's deal and yet on the surface all that talk of potentially there being a second referendum or parliament getting to choose what the next options are that's all being played down officially but behind the scenes the rumor is that all the options on now on the table i have to say the festive period is normally pretty quiet when it comes to news hacks but the media is having a field day with everything that's taking place right now in the political uncertainty. all the rumors all the plotting behind the minister's backs that's very good for the media they're having a jolly good time writing about all the various options taking place and really as you make your way through westminster you see all the leaves side the remains side everybody's got a few protesters out in front of parliament waving their flags advocating their positions and there is a sense that right now the situation is very much up in the air

one journalist or a handful of them from a big media outlet to really send the media world into overdrive one of the example was when this yahoo investigative reporter michael isikoff came out with this bombshell on the infamous steel dossier that was a big one as you remember the p. tape was in it and also all kinds of proof of the alleged russian collusion now this is what mr easy call of says in december twenty. when you actually get into the details of the steel dossier the specific allegations we have not seen the evidence to support them and in fact there's good grounds to think that some of the more sensational allegations will never be proven and are likely false. so this is something we find out almost two years after the dossier came out but back in january two thousand and seven hours and hours of work mostly about the steel memos to tell everyone about this and also it is thanks to the dossier for one that the f.b.i. secured themselves a warrant to spy on one of donald trump's advisors and really you live in a breeze in this stuff every day as we all are in news organizations

twenty ninth of march that's coming up pretty soon which is why we have this rumor mill right now in overdrive as to what's going to happen when parliament. it looks like now inevitably brigette to resume may's gregg's it deal and get on the surface all the talk of cabinet clashes arguing over what should happen next and the second referendum talk it's all being officially played down but behind the scenes of their work. all options are on the table and just to make things a little bit more complicated politicians are being told to stay put here in westminster until thursday which is when the parliamentary holidays for christmas begin why because the labor party could still table a motion of no confidence in the prime minister which could then force a general election for news hacks the festive period is normally pretty quiet but this year is turning into a real bragg's it a nail biter it seems and just to add that the atmosphere when you're making your way through westminster is pretty animated at the moment you've got to leave side with some camped outside parliament you've got the remains s

perilously close to a no deal brags that which is why we've got this rumor mill in overdrive talking about what potential options there could be once parliament rejects to resume may's deal and yet on the surface all that talk of potentially there being a second referendum will parliament getting to choose what the next options are that's all.

anyone who says to you you have cancer, you are going and you go into overdrive. we found out earlier this month that margaret, one of the very brave ladies in that film has died and we are so, so sorry for her family and we send them our love and our condolences. every new development on brexit seems to drive each side further apartand seems to drive each side further apart and the debate becomes more polarised. we decided to find out that there was any consensus when it came to leave remains remain so be invited two high—profile names unknown to each other and on opposite sides of the debate out to lunch. a brexit blind date. cards on the table. i felt very strongly i would have voted for a brexit if i'd had a boat. i'm leaving. the end of this beautiful relationship. not before i throw this pitcher of water in your face. my cards on the table, i would vote against it. i feel the eu my cards on the table, i would vote against it. i feelthe eu has become against it. i feelthe eu has become a massive, bloated machine that is taking big chunks of, i don't know, sov

if anyone says to you, you have cancer, you go into overdrive.ly we found out earlier this month, that margaret, one of the very brave women in that film has died and we are so, so sorry for her family and we send them on love and our condolences. every new development on brexit seems to drive either side further apart and the debate becomes even more polarised. we decided to find out if there was any consensus when it came to leave or remain, so we invited two high—profile names, unknown to each other and on opposite sides of the debate, out to lunch. a brexit blind date. cards on the table. i felt very, very strongly i would have voted for brexit if i had a vote. well, i'm leaving! that's the end of this beautiful relationship. a pitcher of water in your face! what was it? i'm so curious. obviously, my cards on the table, after the research i've done, i would vote against it. ifeel that the eu has become a massive, bloated machine that is taking big chunks of, i don't know, sovereignty and law... sounds a lot like my uncle. i have an uncle like

report from one or a handful of journalists from a big outlet to really send the media world into overdrive former british intelligence officer behind the dot ca that contained explosive allegations about president donald trump he also addressed the dossier of alleged dirt on donald trump in russia the report included unsubstantiated claims that russian intelligence compiled a dossier on mr trump during visits to moscow what a good example was when the chief investigative reporter for yahoo news michael isikoff made a bombshell out of the infamous steel dossier that was a big one remember with the p. tape aka the golden shower compromise with plenty of alleged collusion evidence back in january two thousand and seven seeing hours and hours of airtime on these steel memos bombarded t.v. screens to tell the world a story of collusion plus its thanks to the dossier for one that the f.b.i. secured a warrant to spy on donald trump's advisor pretty serious stuff the dossier was full of claims that could have been seen as good collusion or proof the most notable alleging donald trump's former atto

from a reporter or a handful of them from a big news outlet to really send the media world into overdrive one good example for you was when a yahoo investigative reporter he's the chief reporter there came out with a bombshell on the infamous steel dossier that was a big one as you remember with the p.t.a. or what other people called the golden shower compromise and also plenty of other alleged evidence of the rush from collusion well this is what the men says now in december twenty eighth saying when you actually get into the details of the steel dosia the specific allegations we have not seen the evidence to support them and in fact there's good grounds to think that some of the most sensational allegations will never be proven and are likely folks this is actually something that we find out almost two years after the dossier came out but back then hours and hours of air time were mostly about the steel memos to tell the whole world about the collusion plus its thanks to this dossier for one the f.b.i. secured themselves a warrant to spy on one of donald trump's assistants because we ha

competitive and sometimes dirty tech battles in history, but uber's struggles have only kicked lyft into overdrivelyft says it has 50% share in some markets and working on the rest. joining me today on "bloomberg studio 1.0," lyft cofounder and president john zimmer. ♪ emily: growing up john zimmer. you grew up in greenwich, connecticut, which always sounds quintessential. what kind of kid were you? tell me about your upbringing? john: i loved playing sports, mostly soccer. i wanted to be a magician when i was a kid. i love making people happy with surprise and delight, but my first job was in a hotel. i worked in a hyatt. i convinced the general manager. he said we can't give you a job because you are under 18. i said i am interested and passionate about hospitality, so he put me far behind the front desk in this oversized suit answering the phone. i saw as a phone operator that i could impact someone's day in a meaningful way. so if someone had a light in the room that was broken, i would talk to engineering, have it fixed, follow-up, and if i hear kids in the background, send milk and cookies t