i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang. a saturday night prime time game under the lights, the rams facing off against the 49ers. >> are you ready for a great game? >> we are on the 20 yard line and some of the players are out on the field. especially the 49ers themselves, the bulk of the team will come out in about 14 minutes, at 4:15 they come out and take the field. here is a live look now. the weather is nice. we're hoping there is no rain. and we're ready for a heck of a game tonight. >> i think the rain is going to hold off until later tonight. but i did feel some wind gusts, so hopefully it won't affect the kicker. >> we have a lot coming your way in the next hour. it is not just janelle and i here yapping on the sidelines. we will be joined by a guy who looks very familiar to niners fans. earl stevens. you know who he is? >> his real name. >> aka, e-4, joining us later in the show. >> and then of course, we have the legendary chef joining us today, michael, he has a restaurant here called bourbon steak, and this is

as raj mentioned, it's 9:30 p.m. in washington. been debating for a couple of hours and the debate is still going strong. democrats and republicans in the house judiciary committee hashing out details tonight of the articles of impeachment against president trump and making one more appeal to the american people. >> is the president's proven conduct impeachable? the answer is simply -- is simple, absolutely. >> the only abuse of power here is the majority racing the fastest they ever have determining what impeachment looks like. >> democrats narrowing their case to two charges, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. they're accusing president trump of pressuring ukraine to investigate his political rivals while withholding military aid and defying subpoenas for documents and blocking witnesses from testifying. >> president trump's attempt to subvert our election was an attack on america. >> tonight a chance to debate and amend language in the two articles. but despite republican protests -- >> they don't like it. that's what t

>> the city dropped off sandbags, raj. but in terms of the real fix, it's not anywhere near in the near future. in fact, it's not even off the drawing board. and the people in this neighborhood tell me this is the third time in six years their homes have been inundated. the water came in from the street. it bubbled up out of toilets leaving raw sewage and debris in its wake. >> in my house it comes up in the toilets, in the shower. >> steve wood walked me through his first floor. the hardwood is going to have to come up. so will the bathroom floor. and this, he says, is the third time since 2014. kristine toto bought her place two years ago. the flooding threat was not disclosed. she's been on the phone to city hall all morning. >> they still haven't snaked the storm drain. not here, not there, not on the hills. just come and do it. >> reporter: a few minutes later, a vacuum truck did show up and sucked out the storm drain. i asked a spokesman from the sfpuc what's it going to take. he says a project is in the design phase

. >> and i'm raj mathai. the days of cramming for the s.a.t. or a.c.t. the lawsuit wants the uc system to drop the tests from the process. >> the contention is it unfairly benefits those who can afford to pay to prep and punishes those who can't. melissa colorado joins us with more. >> reporter: this is a big deal for high school students that might be cramming for those tests right now. uc berkeley has publicly criticized the use of the tests and is approving the dropping of the standardized test scores. not that far from campus, we found a test prep center wihere the directors say it's time to drop these tests. >> i have a really big s.a.t. book. >> reporter: like homecoming and prom, studying for the s.a.t. or a.c.t. is a right of passage for many high schoolers hoping to get into college. charlotte spent part of her summer here at classroom matters learning the best strategies to get a 1,600 on the s.a.t.s. >> there's a lot of people who don't have the money or resources to get that prep. >> reporter: that's the crux of the debate on whether that's a

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. >>> i'm raj mathai. our investigative unit was the first to bring it to light.isco is once again talking about how to turn around its reputation for being filthy. they're making a push to attract holiday shoppers and companies to host them. scott budman joins us from union square which is lit up beautifully behind you. >> reporter: it is beautiful, raj. here's the $9 billion a year question san francisco faces tonight. can it convince the shoppers and businesses that it can clean things up in time for you to buy presents to put under the tree? >> union square is bustling with shoppers of all ages hunting for holiday gifts. but the streets they're wandering are getting noticed for all the wrong reasons. >> we can do so much better as a city. >> fecal matter, a

laura. >> reporter: yeah, raj, it all happened right here at this interception. a young boy tells me he was taking his dog for a walk when a pit bull appeared out of nowhere. ka he was like a little guy and we loved him so much.

>> reporter: raj, the salon was broken in here monday morning. the culprits managed to make off with some electronics and hair products. this is one of at least four small business break-ins in san jose over the last week. one of the prowlers here was wearing a backpack as he was rifling through the front desk monday morning. >> you can see he has a backpack with a red flashing light. >> reporter: the co-owner says the man with the black pack back went in and out of the salon three different times. the third time he came with a friend. fortunately the salon does not keep cash in their register overnight. but pair still made off with more than $1,000 worth of lute. >> behind the front desk, we had three ipads, and some of our retail products. >> reporter: the owners are sharing their security camera video in the hopes that someone can identify the men and hoping other salons take precautions. we learned there have been four small business burglars in san jose. in one of those they made off with the cash register. here, the two men weren't able to

arms embargo the united nations recognize government led by prime minister phase assad raj is backed by most western nations as well as qatar and turkey the government of national accord or d.n.a. as we've mentioned is based in the capital tripoli that's in the west now in the east of libya the parliament based in taba rock is holy for half the center of power he supported by egypt saudi arabia the united arab emirates and france he gets military equipment from different sides russian private security forces from the wagner group have allegedly been fighting alongside huffed as forces thank you and let's bring our guests into the show we have samuel arthur our show political activist and international lawyer he joins us from tripoli use of a lot of there is an international security and politics specialist and retired turkish armed forces colonel he joins us from ankara and the far booed is executive director at the nordic center for conflict transformation he joins us from paris welcome to you all if i could start with the use of how far do you think anchor is willing to go yusuf in

gosh, raj, do you think you'll ever be able to talk in front of me without being drunk? you don't have to do that. oh, it's okay, between him not talking, him talking and him... i'm better off alone. good-bye, you poor, strange little man. she's so considerate. so what's your news? remember that little planetary object i spotted beyond the kuiper belt? oh, yeah, 2008-nq sub-17. or as i call it, planet bollywood. anyway, because of my discovery, people magazine is naming me one of their 30 under 30 to watch. raj... congratulations. that's incredible. excuse me, 30 what under 30 what to watch what?

italy's foreign minister luigi did my own met with both sides on tuesday holding talks with fires also raj in tripoli and then with soft are in the eastern city of rajma inviting him to room for further talks the u.n. is calling for the to the rival governments and international backers to agree to a political solution we continue to call for deescalation and for active support by all libyans and international actors engaged in libya to find a peaceful and political solution to end the conflict and by addressing its underlying causes i think it's important that the international community as a whole rally around the efforts of the libyan people of course and also. the efforts of the secretary general's. representative missed a solemn a trying to find a political solution. to this conflict analysts say is becoming less and less about libya with international actors pulling the strings and flooding the battlefield and or chapell al-jazeera. france's prime minister says his country or his government will go ahead with pension reforms despite days of nationwide strikes that include scrapping p

where i come from raj order means an import fountain soft transmitting and form ish and when i was young my country was for all these conflicts the war problem keep most people want god. to save us. it was my job to tour in one off the lot of just sets so i thought everyone in the colony told missing toes a days. nothing husband for in-situ my own coffee at in the months to malls on the wrong even if it's not by us i was a twit of. my choice the scottish because even the way told transmitted to troops. and it isn't a question how much and i will. get up here. this is the w. news lawyer from ballet where gunfire has prompted police to seal off one of the city's best known landmarks police say the situation at checkpoint charlie is now under control officer an attempted robbery get the latest from all the quarter of the city also coming up tens of thousands ordered to evacuate as flames close in on .

leonard: raj, please, let's stay serious here.onian. yeah, what about kryptonian pit stains? superman doesn't sweat on earth. wolowitz: okay, he's invited for dinner in the bottle city of kandor. he miniaturizes himself, enters the city where he loses his superpowers. now, before dinner, his host says, "who's up for a little kryptonian tetherball?" superman says "sure," works up a sweat, comes back to earth, his uniform now stained with indestructible kryptonian perspiration. boo ya. superman would have taken his uniform to a kandorian dry cleaner before he left the bottle. "kandorian dry cl..." i give up. you can't have a rational argument with this man. wolowitz: hey, isn't that the guy who won the macarthur genius grant last year? no, not all at once. then how? leonard. now, raj. now, sheldon. i didn't get a good look. can i go again? no. it's david underhill. so what? sheldon so what? his observation of high-energy positrons has provided the first conclusive evidence for the existence of galactic dark matter. i have two words

of its parent company alphabet their e page editor grinned famously said of the search engine of the raj in california back in 1998 since then they become 2 of the richest men in the world with a combined net worth of more than $100000000000.00 the remaining on the alphabet board google chiefs underpaid shar will step up to also be the c.e.o. of the parent company. right let's find out more with the double financial correspondent here in new york hi it's good to see you well the google stock went up on the news so walk us through what this actually means in terms of changes at google. does sound a bit like the clocks are getting turned back in 2050 in the holding company alphabet got created and under that roof we had google on one side led by. google was the search engine engine pretty much stalled for about 99 percent of revenue and then we had the other bets the moon shot projects like go south driving cars health care projects and drones and a lot of other venues but all of those have not been profitable so now there is this turn that is not just head of a group but also of the anti

. >>> i'm raj mathai. our investigative unit was the first to bring it to light. san francisco is once again talking about how to turn around its reputation for being filthy. they're making a push to attract holiday shoppers and companies to host them. scott budman joins us from union square which is lit up beautifully behind you. >> reporter: it is beautiful, raj. here's the $9 billion a year question san francisco faces tonight. can it convince the shoppers and businesses that it can clean things up in time for you to buy presents to put under the tree? >> union square is bustling with shoppers of all ages hunting for holiday gifts. but the streets they're wandering are getting noticed for all the wrong reasons. >> we can do so much better as a city. >> fecal matter, a massive homeless problem, they're losing business people aren't willing to dodge the garbage. >> every single day people walk into my bar and had something that happened to them that made them feel unsafe or unclean on the streets. every single day. >> and just a week ago, oracle announced it's ta

. >> reporter: that's right, raj. we changed location. the protest transformed into a march now. we are walking down market street as you can see. a san francisco police officer tells me he expects 2000 people. he counted 2000 people taking part in this massive rally tonight on the eve before the house votes for articles of impeachment. organizers say speaker nancy pelosi's daughter christine pelosi will be speaking and addressing the crowd. demonstrators say their message to congress is the majority of voters support the impeachment of president trump. they will remember those who show more loyalty to the president rather than the constitution itself. we spoke to one of the organizers to this event. take a listen. >> it doesn't matter if you're a liberal or conservative. no one should be above the law, especially trump. he should not be above the law. the message to the senate specifically, senator mitch mcconnell is do your job. do your job and have a fair trial. >> reporter: and if you're wondering where all of these protesters, demonstrators are walking towards, they're walki

our own raj mathai and janelle lang will be on the field anchoring a special pre-game newscast. at 4:00, kickoff, the game is at 5:00. >>> ahead on today in the bay, remember that delorian from back to the future? well, the one you see right there, it is not hollywood, no, you got to see what stanford engineers coded that delorian to do. >> and i know you're worried about that niner forecast, but also, a look at the lake tahoe forecast. a beautiful view of lake tahoe. i will time out the rain chances for you and when you can expect, what you can expect on christmas day coming up. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> good morning, it is 7:42, hours away from officially welcoming winter, i figured i would start with a beautiful view of south lake tahoe. 47 degrees right now. and yes, the sierra is expecting more snow tonight, as a change

>>> good evening, time terry mcsweeney in for raj mathai. >> and downtown san jose, on the left. doppler radar on the right, lot of green there, christmas eve storm heading our way, going to last to christmas morning, rob mayeda. >> snow showers, view close to where our storm ranger mobile doppler radar is located. off to the northeast is rain, around the bay bridge toll plaza and treasure island, towards oakland, light to moderate rain. east bay, passing downtown san jose there. mt. hamilton, changing to purple and white. if you wake up tomorrow morning, look east to san jose, could see snow near mt. hamilton, possibly near mt. diablo. and lightning bolt is another component, slight chance of thunder which may involve hail. would be another kind of white christmas. more coming up in forecast in 15 minutes. >>> thank you rob, rob is great resource for keeping you in the know, everything you need to know about the weather, holiday week, @robmayeda. >>> east bay, lot of -- south bay, lot of families checking out holiday displays. it was cold and raining but mostly made most of it.

i'm garvin thomas in for raj mathai. >> and i'm karen clapper. both have the night off. that first, one homeless person put up a tent nearby, and then another and another, and now it's out of control. nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us live in concord with that story.

i don't know, raj. maybe the comic book store doesn't have a bulletin board. what's going on?ring): shh, hot girl in sheldon's office. sheldon's office? is she lost? i don't think so. i followed her here from the parking lot. maybe she's his lawyer. well, she's free to examine my briefs.

raj is a huge fan of the crispy chicken sandwich.t a lot. >> but we can never get the popeyes one because it's always sold out. we're out of luck and we're not going to knoxville for houston. >> no. >> we can take the storm ranger. >> that would be great. jeff has the answers. >> when we get a break from the rain, we'll take it. we have potty rain chances tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. the next storm we're focused on is friday and saturday, another 0 0.5 of rain. lester holt is next. >> we'll see you at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight. the powerful nor'easter striking as we come on the air the dangerous storm blasting the northeast after sweeping coast to coast tens of millions under winter weather alerts from tennessee to maine. heavy snow, up to 30 inches falling in some parts. the roads treacherous. hundreds of crashes, states of emergency declared as travelers arstill stranded in airports struggling to get home >>> and a deadly plane crash in blizzard conditions nine members of the same family killed what we've nowlearned. >>>

. >> and i'm raj mathai. it's happening as we speak. jose city council is voting on a big change in how it treats land lords. >> city leaders say renters are more vulnerable than ever and it's ready to protect them. scott budman joins us from city hall with the latest. scott. >> reporter: they're talking money, jessica. in fact city leaders like a financial incentive to make sure land lords follow the law. renters love the idea. the land lords tell us it's another layer of bureaucracy that won't do a thing. like many young renters, this woman feels vulnerable in a tight market and likes the idea that the city of san jose is looking out for her. >> to have that protection would be wonderful. >> reporter: in fact san jose is thinking about protecting its renters. city council meeting tuesday to consider levying fines against land lords starting at $500 if a land lord breaks the law, by for example not following the j

i'm janelle wang sitting in for raj mathai. >> there will be no justice for the murder victim and his family. that's what prosecutors said in the case connected to tiffany li. the jury found li not guilty in the case but deadlocked on whether kaveh bayat helped kill him. robert, so bayat is free but not necessarily cleared? >> reporter: yeah, for kaveh bayat leaving the jail here is not the same as being found not guilty, but he still seemed very relieved all the same. an emotional kaveh bayat hugged his mother after he emerged free after not being tried for murder. he seemed jubilant but kept his come

were at the mercy of the raj camp for palestinian refugees al-jazeera food in world news. singapore has some of the smartest students in the world how many you know it's fun to read. access. how do they do finish. the secret life you can be in the teach but is there a human cost to excellence i was diagnosed with depression and i saw on school. i struggle with a lot to i have to do english. math how long will that take you are on the hour if you had a wish we could do one theme of it more each day what with that big last. one i want to goes back to school find out why i think students. and the price they're willing to pay for success. seeing unfold tops international later bolds when it comes to learning. so i'm here in a thing of her intuition cause and i'm about to find out whether i'm smarter than a 9 year old thing a brain student i can tell you i am not confident at all gate. is a oh me. this question might have many adults scratching their heads that they see 3 students it's child's play or a. fish done that. you think you're on. the go i feel like i've missed a fund

. >> and i'm raj mathai. the days of cramming for the s.a.t. or a.c.t. the lawsuit wants the uc system to drop the tests from the process. >> the contention is it unfairly benefits those who can afford to pay to prep and punishes those who can't. melissa colorado joins us with more. >> reporter: this is a big deal for high school students that might be cramming for those tests right now. uc berkeley has publicly criticized the use of the tests and is approving the dropping of the standardized test scores. not that far from campus, we found a test prep center wihere the directors say it's time to drop these tests. >> i have a really big s.a.t. book. >> reporter: like homecoming and prom, studying for the s.a.t. or a.c.t. is a right of

. >> reporter: that is right, raj. today we heard some of the most heated exchanges in what is likely to be the last public impeachment hearing in the house. president trump chose not to participate today but he is sounding off on the release of a separate report today. after more than two months of of investigations, it is time for closing arguments. a summing up of evidence in the impeachment inquiry, interrupted by plenty of political arguments. >> four hours you're going to overturn the results of an election with unelected people. >> the gentleman will suspend. >> reporter: cutting through the rancor, attorneys for both sides laid out the case for and against impeaching president trump. >> to coerce a foreign country to help him cheat to win an election is a clear and present danger -- >> there is simply no clear evidence that president trump acted with malicious intent. >> reporter: democrats allege the president abused his office by urging ukraine to announce investigations of his political rivals, withheld mili

talk about the official russian authorities we are both witnesses raj. with mr and with harvey. and we believe what. we need to find a solution to the hostilities and degree of. peril she is a mandate to the nation i'm one of the solution that will go that's what we will discuss with our partners the e.u. and i just discussed it over the phone with the german chancellor and with the president of france we also talked to president there. and then the coming days. we'll have a representative delegation from turkey here in moscow and we will discuss that issue. but i hope we will find a solution some options that would be acceptable for the libyan nation and together with the representative the general secretary mr samini and we will find the ultimate solution to this leverage argued but are you left inside your prime news agency that they have the smallest van or. what do you believe again from maria bello could prime news agency and mr putin have a question to you. why is the government really few years changing the rules of the pension system that has been freezing the pension f

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. the rain just hours way from hitting the bay area. let's take a live look at the skies above san francisco. atop san bruno where storm ranger is picking up the first signs of the storm rolling. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking it. jeff, here we go again. >> we're definitely looking at another round of rainfall. you'll see right now the storm is just offshore, producing some light to moderate rainfall. as we get a closer look, i wanted to put this on a loop so you can see the direction it's moving in from. and overall we're seeing the storm move from the west off towards the east, but it's got a little bit of a southerly component with it. so that's why it's going to take some time getting here. it's just going to slowly start to fill in and eventually get towards the bay area. so about 67 miles away would be that more consistent rain chance for us, only producing 200th of an inch. we have to wait a few hours before we get wet. you see it's dry from san jose to santa rosa. if you're heading to the store in the next hour or

has been fighting an offensive by rebel forces to unseat prime minister face assad raj since april warlord khalifa haftar announced his final push to seize the capital earlier this month his forces extended to wednesday a deadline for pro-government forces to withdraw or the ones announcement came after have to forces seized a grenade or flagged ship with turkish crew offer that he and coast the vessel and crew have now been released though after us forces have threatened to retaliate. while i take this opportunity to keep a warning to aerospace companies working to transport military equipment using civilian air plus abusing its civilian houses and thinking that it is under the protection of rules of international law who have confirmed to monitor the movement of her sister when flights from istanbul to libya the libyan national army forces gives a clear and honest warning to all aerospace companies our air forces will not hesitate to down or strike in a civil and airplanes transporting military equipment to leave us airports. well turkey and the jna signed security agreements last month

we know she liked the video because she tweeted our raj mathai about it.etty neat. >> it's such an adorable video. we'll take any excuse to run it. >> all right, kari. i think your truth hurts right now. it's storm at least tonight fo concert with lizzo being in town, it's going to be pretty good, so we are staying dry. if you want to head out to christmas in the park, today is your day. look, we're getting a little bit of sunshine out there, although it may be filtered by some clouds, but we see it all set up there and we're also going to have a break in the rain. although we haven't seen the clouds clearing from san francisco. we started out with some fog this morning and storm ranger is showing not a drop of rain anywhere across the bay area. but most likely by this time tomorrow we'll at least start to see that rain approaching the north bay. so as we look at our high temperatures for today, we'rein but this is about normal for this time of the year. we should be seeing at times some rain and highs only in the upper 50s and low 60s. going into the day,

. >> and i'm raj mathai. the president has been impeached. it happened mosts ago. it's under two

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. >> to add to raj's disposition, and a tweet out. this hurt her.ent knew it would hurt her. he wanted it to her hurt. he's okay saying maybe your husband is in hell. he didn't laugh, he doesn't care. hoi however, for the republicans to compare him to jesus and pearl harbor and nobody steps out and says that's too much. nobody says whoa, don't say that about the 16-year-old with asperger's. nobody says don't talk about the deds man that way. >> chris, i cannot get into his crazy. honestly. i think what it demonstrates is cowardess on the part of the people that believe they eegtit have to get in line or they're going to be thrown out of the tribe. i do think what they're essentially trying to do is continue to pliticize this impeachment. and say it's a tribal thing. so going back on whether pelosi should move the impeachment articles over -- >> not inresolution. >> i think this idea they can hold it in order to -- as leverage to get the senate to change its rules i don't think is -- they can to that indefinitely. and i don't think it's the right thi

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libya's capital tripoli that aimed to unseat the internationally recognized government of fires alsa raj but after several bouts of fighting the battle lines haven't shifted much and at least a 1000 people have been killed and many more displaced now haftar says he's launching a final push to tip the balance that offensive could lead to both sides getting more military support from different countries in violation of a u.n. arms in bargo on libya turkey says it's ready to send troops to boost the rochus forces this is what president russia tired otoh i had to say one with these agreements the rights of both turkey and libya will be protected in the mediterranean the individual cold huffed are is definitely not a legitimate president or prime minister he is just a person who have his to be illegitimate the the move by turkey comes just a few days after the wall of hell if i have to announce his latest plan for the offensive to take the capital and i know i'm. not in an america that has the amount we announce the decisive battle and the advancement towards the heart of the capital to set i

have tar who have been trying to take tripoli the capital of libya and unseat prime minister fayyad so raj. says he has agreed with tunisia to support the internationally recognized government of libya and says once again that he will ask the turkish parliament to pass a bill to send ground troops turkish ground troops to libya will of course be analyzing and talking about the impact this could have on libya's conflicts when we speak to our correspondent in tripoli. in just a few minutes let's move on to other news in the meantime in people in book enough mourning after 2 attacks in just 48 hours at least 12 soldiers were killed when they were ambushed on wednesday night in her. province near the border with mali it's the same region where an army base in a nearby town were attacked on tuesday $35.00 civilians and 80 gunmen were killed or 2 days of national mourning were declared a warning that some of the images you're about to see in comedies are says report are disturbing. officials in brooklyn a fossil say these are the bodies of some of the men who attacked positions and civilians in

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm anoushah rasta in for jessica aguirre.he 49ers magical season just took a hit. late today the team suspended tim ryan for talking about the dark skin of an opposing player. >> the 49ers are now on damage control. robert handa joins us from levi's stadium with the developing story. robert? >> reporter: well, here at levi's stadium, the team has been going over what happened last sunday and looking forward to next sunday. but part of the postgame analysis about the loss to the baltimore ravens included controversial comments by broadcast commentator tim ryan, who talked on knbr about how the baltimore star quarterback lamar jackson's skin color made him more effective against the 49ers' defense. >> when he's -- his dark skin color with the dark football with a dark uniform, you could not see that thing. i mean, you literally could not see when he was in and out of the mesh point. >> well, the reaction to that analysis was swift including from tim ryan saying i regret my

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