they could tie and san fran would have to lose or san fran loses and green bay wins or a tie. >> youhat much fun? >> any other possible teams that are playing? >> so another one of my favorite. this is my favorite of all of them. a 7% probability that the oakland raiders who are only 7-8 can clinch a playoff spot. they have to win and then they need this whole parlay. pittsburgh has to lose. tennessee has to lose. indianapolis has to win. and then either chicago, detroit, the los angeles chargers or new england have to win or tie. >> all right. so what's your final here, pal? >> i just want to say, probability that the bills make the playoffs? 100%. it is! >> this is a very big deal. >> except i don't know if i buy this math. i don't think there's a 100% -- >> it's already happened and they're going to perhaps play the houston texans, and i'll be watching. josh allen, love it. >> harry enten, love you. >> love you both. >> you can do anything. thank you. >> really, really can. >>> we should tell you this story. these skiers were buried alive after an avalanche in the swiss alps. but

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fo "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton in san fran bsco. >>> aore we go, one final ok at the day on wall street the rally continued more records. dow up 96 points. nasdaq climbed by20. the s&p was up 2. >>> that is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm bill griffetho thank youch for watching. have a great evening. see . rr naator: funding for this presentation is made possible by... woman: babbel, a language app that teaches real life conversations in a new language, like, panish, french, germalian and more. as an app or online. more information on babbel.com. narrator: funding was also provided by... the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, bbc world news.

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heavy rain in the valleys north of san fran. and one to three feet of the mountain passes. this will ride the jet stream and bring the whole mess with it to the east next week. david? >> thank you. >>> overseas tonight, and a massive strike and protests in france over changes to that country's pension system. one of the most generous in the world. officers dragging a man and beating him in the streets, spraying water cannons to beat back the crowd. masked activists clashing with police. tourist sites shut down tonight, including the eiffel tower. that country at a standstill. demonstrators claiming the french way of leitch is at risk. many blaming president emmanuel macron. more protests are planned tomorrow. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the major alzheimer's headline. the new drug. does it hold promise in slowing down the disease? what we learned today. >>> also, disturbing video tonight. the moment a woman deputy is tackled. she opens fire to get the suspect off her, accidentally shooting the suspect's mother nearby. >>> the ma

does san fran grand ma'am have a rescue strategy ready to employ? >> this is a very sad time for our country. we have to be very careful. >> laura: and that is the angle. joining me now, alan dershowitz, harvard law professor at meredith, and harmeet dhillon, attorney and trump 2020 campaign advisory board member. alan, i have to ask you. there are reports that trump is considering you for his impeachment team. in other words, you would be on capitol hill. perhaps questioning witnesses, perhaps putting on the case. is this true? >> i can't comment about any conversations i've had with the president. i spoke to the president yesterday it. i was in the white house. i was pleased to be called on by the president to make a small speech in favor of his executive order, banning anti-semitism at colleges and universities. at this point in time, i can't comment about this possibility. >> laura: so now that we've got that out of the way, harmeet, professor dershowitz is being considerate down the considered by the trump team. excellent choice, i might add. h

we have all kinds of institutioy that have gotten the face of go, conservatory of music, san fran, every one, every real art insti, california arts and crafts, havu building houses. why? because they see that they can'o come to san francisco because wg crisis. and so they are building thousaf housing. usf, chris was talking about lid by housing under construction a. usf has got the right idea. and ironically so has the conse. and the irony, it was the consec is building houses at van ness. and what is on the other side oy line? basically academy of arts site,e being allowed to sell. and i have filed a dr, an old-fn that project and been wiped oute settlement. they should be forced to build s and van ness. they have all these opportunitye educational sites on van ness a. 625 polk street is within walkif california hall. california hall is a nice build. i'm glad they are doing rehab o. i don't object at all to califo. but having an opportunity, havit they build housing in the futurt have a site is ridiculous. if they have a site right now, e part of the california automobi. i got my car te

and we are working very closely with our partners at san fran as well as mta who have a lot at stake as well to see the success of this road map. so the three agencies are looking at presenting to the mayor's office a budget proposal for next fiscal year, and maybe sooner, to fund this work. and then ultimately, i think that's not only -- that we have the ability to create the task force, we need people to be holding the task force accountable. we need people, perhaps the commission on the environment, perhaps the transportation commission, perhaps the public utilities commission. we have other bodies that need to be saying, well, how is it going and what are the roadblocks and why aren't you moving faster or great job, you are moving fast. what we found is when we look at whether the strategy -- what are the big buckets of things we know that have to be done. when you start peeling each one of those back, you see that there's a lot of barriers to implementation and success that actually the solutions lie within the city itself. we have some rules for construction and prioritization

. >>> happening today, san fran kiss sew leaders appear poised to try to turn over a new leaf when it comes to cleaning up city streets. the most recent hit came last week when oracle's open world decided to move its annual convention to las vegas, citing conditions on city streets as a major reason why. mayor breed has scheduled a news conference this afternoon in union square. our investigative unit spent a lot of time covering the story in its "diseased streets" series. which you can still link to right now under the unit section of our home page. >>> the man accused in an attack on the mayor of martinez is due in court for an arraignment today. police say last thursday, eli dominguez unlawfully tried to make a citizens arrest against the mayor. it happened in front of his insurance business. in the struggle police say dominguez bit a police sergeant, he's facing several charges including battery. the mayor was not seriously injured. >>> a holiday warning from police in palo alto. they're reminding everyone, lock your car doors to keep grinches from stealing your holiday packages.

. >>> 7:24 in the health check uc stan san fran researchers are trying to solve a national problem. doctors identify people who take too many medication and want to get them off the medication they don't need. ucsf and john hopkins say 40% of americans over 65 take 5 or more prescription medications every day. researchers say that can be dangerous manufacture if the medication interact and they say there's no program to help doctors realize when patients need to stop taking some of the drugs. now they are working on about a toy help patients and doctors identify the timeline to come with up plan to deprescribe some of the medications. >>> california public health e skin lightning screams from mexico after a sacramento woman was seriously injured by using a cream that was tainted with a toxic form of mercury. the california department of public headlight released a list of face creams with mercury. people are warned not to use them. >>>th agency says skin lightening screams creams from mexico contain mercury but the case of the sacramento woman involved an especially toxic form. >>>

eating giant oracle is saying good buy to silicon valley, hosted open world conference for years in san franving the conference to las vegas instead of san francisco, the travel association blaming the move on high hotel rates and major homeless epidemic in the city, walk around the streets of san francisco and you can get an idea of what's happening behind the scenes, don. >> it's shocking, they normally have it a large convention center in san francisco and surrounded by that convention center are hotels and i happened to be staying in one with my family and we have done a lot of business in san francisco and i couldn't recognize the city, i mean, people are defecating on the sidewalk, people are laying across the sidewalk where you have to step over people who are passed out, drugged out, there are needles everywhere, i mean, it is not a city that is going to promote tourism and no one is going to feel safe walking around, we walked, there's a beautiful monument or memorial for martin luther king, jr., and we walked through that and felt uncomfortable, i mean, it is a very serious issue a

fran. their afternoon high a lot of 50s. 54 san francisco. 54 degrees in livermore. here's your extended forecast. getting through today not bad at all. scattered showers expected tuesday night into wednesday. thursday into friday, we are dry. temperatures don't change much. the afternoon highs. mid to upper 50s all the way through the weekend. >> we'd like to remind you to download the ktvu weather app. it also has an easy feature to upload your weather photos and video. free to download on your smartphone or tablet. >>> east bay authorities are investigating a deadly shooting overnight. we'll have a live update from the scene at the top of the hour. >>> plus a rough weekend for people flying out of sacramento international airport. >>> but first, a holiday tradition that spans generations where you can see the elaborate holiday display that's been bringing one community together for 70 years. here's a look at your commute this morning. not so many cars out on the road. roads. you're watching mornings on 2. to the outside world, you look good, but you don't feel goo

fran this sew -- francisco decosta. anyone else who wants to speak on this item, come on up now. >> ilene, coalition for san francisco neighborhoods, here on my own behalf. last year the sfp

fran this sew -- francisco decosta. anyone else who wants to speak on this item, come on up now. >> ilene, coalition for san francisco neighborhoods, here on my own behalf. last year the sfpuc assistant general manager for water gave a presentation of the bay area think tank. the title of the presentation was bay delta and the future of regional water supplies, a copy of the powerpoint has been presented or submitted to the commission. on the overhead is the slide of that presentation. the presentation began with the statement that the regional water issues are not a supply issue but a, quote, unquote, plumbing issue. and the plumbing issue could be resolved through a number of agreements between regional water districts and with infrastructure projects. on the overhead is a summary of the capital projects which would revolve the plumbing issue. however, it was stated the sfpuc, 20 percent of these projects came to fruition would be fortunate. it was stated the projects that came to fruition will take ten to 30 years to complete. the first -- the overhead, the first seven projects listed would cost $2 billion. so it seems to be a