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in the north bay, the rain has been light so far and that's the way it's going to stay for the sie timeeing. .700 of an inch in san jose all the way to .6600. this is a level one, light system tonight through tomorrow. light to moderate showers, gusty in spots. and there is a possibility of thunder tomorrow afternoon. here's what it looks like in the mountains. it has been snowing but at the very highest elevations. snow level is rising, so it is turning to rain. eventually, they will see the snow at the lower elevations. winter storm watch about 6500 feet, wednesday night to thursday night, a winter storm warning above 7,000 feet. 5:00 p.m. wednesday until 5:00 a.m. friday. so carry your chains. be prepared for travel difficulty if you are hiding up there. look at the snow totals. 28 inches at donner, 41 at kirkwood. right here in the bay area, mild because of a south wind. and a rainy view from the kgo roof camera. moderate strength on thursday morning. cooler with showers friday and saturday. here's your timeline between 4:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. you will notice damp roadways because o

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in the north bay, the rain has been light so far and that's the way it's going to stay for the sie timeof an inch in san jose all the way to this is a level one, light system tonight through tomorrow. light to moderate showers, gusty in spots. and there is a possibility of thunder tomorrow afternoon. here's what it looks like in the mountains. it has been snowing but at the very highest elevations. snow level is rising, so it is turning to rain. eventually, they will see the snow at the lower elevations. winter storm watch about 6500 feet, wednesday night to thursday night, a winter storm warning above 7,000 feet. 5:00 p.m. wednesday until 5:00 a.m. friday. so carry your chains. be prepared for travel difficulty if you are hiding up there. look at the snow totals. 28 inches at donner, 41 at kirkwood. right here in the bay area, mild because of a south wind. and a rainy view from the kgo roof camera. moderate strength on thursday morning. cooler with showers friday and saturday. here's your timeline between 4:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. you will notice damp roadways because of the wide lly sca

, many families andld cn are in fear, living in a wld of terror when their world has been turned up sie-downwe know families are not taking childr to school or hospital visits because they're afraid i.c.e. might be there. and they have been informed i.c.e. has been picking up individuals at courts. so they have been aoiding their court appointments. even just a small traffic ticket. it's causing a lot of havoc. >> what would you say to those who say these are people who broke immration laws and therefore should not be in this country and what i.c.e. is doing is justified? >> yeah. i think what we're seeing is a war on immigrsts and famil being separated that have built their homes here and their chiropractor are eitizens. are contributing to our economy. these are people that, you o wouldn't pose a threat on our country. and i know manyie famare being separated. like she mentioned, folks who he had a dui maybe 20 years ago. they did their time. that shouldn't be a reason why someone should be a threat because they have a dui. we know folks walking on the street and i.c.e. stops them and pick

sydney future is up by a 10th of 1%. .7683.sie dollar, beinge the markets possible hop this, relating to dot plot, he's going to go short on the aussie dollar as his best trade. a pressure coming up from gold and crude is jumping up. these where we see wti on opec comments. it has been moving forward to september this year for completion. a little bit of a brighter future when it comes to industrial commodities like iron ore seeing a bit of again. ready -- betty? betty: breaking in your neck of the woods, they are saying james packer designed as director. that it is resigning says he is resigning for personal reasons. .e has been struggling grande resort has also been struggling. it really took a big hit back in investigationthe of crown employees trying to bribe, essentially, consumers to come to their resorts in china. again, another chapter here in crown resorts and he is resigning for personal reasons as director. we will follow crown resorts and the story, it investors have now of value offlion facebook shares. information is growing on tens of millions of users ending up in the

at 1.0746.sie kiwi equities coming back into the fray, sterling is at 1.4138. u.s. 10 year yield we had at 2.88%. a real whistle session with the s&p closing just a little softer. trading gets underway in asia and with adam haigh with us. you look at the implications and reaction in asia to a slightly less hawkish jay powell than we were looking for. >> the margin is less hawkish and we did see a pronounced move in the dollar, which we can significantly. the yen and asian currencies will get a kick at that. and the equities market take away for asia is still the goldilocks for them. it is still a story of growth and the fed lifted growth forecasts as well as that inflation story is still not really a problem. ofstill speaks to the idea risk-taking for equity markets and some valuation opportunity and asia that continues to be an alluring factor with global managers wanting to dial back some of that u.s. and moved to this part of the world. and we get back to the china response to the tariffs. if we get an announcement from the u.s. on thursday, there will likel

this this is a plot of every sie lassie. family of even minimal intelligence would at some point figure out what was going on. little moron is in the quicksand again, isn't he? [laughing] but not lassie kelly. they would go, what's wrong, girl? [laughing] are you hungry? a real dog would go, yeah. i'm hungry. i'm always hungry. shoot coming and eat and spend the rest of evening licking herself, forget all about jeff/timmy. tune in next week, they get a a little boy named billy. [laughing] back lassie would make them go rescue him and then they would come back to the pharmacy and itty-bitty would be happy at the end, lassie in the corner filling out the agricultural subsidy forms. [laughing] but the point is i i making it, i'm sure your forgotten, miami is a wonderful city. we have new attitude, new tourism emotion, come back to miami, we were not shooting at you. [laughing] think about it, my happy and ranch up a lot in common. miami is warm and sunny. rancho is warm and sunny. rancho, i mean, miami is hip. [laughing] rancho

tweeted this, asking why is ag jeff sessions asking the inspector general to investigate potentially ma sie e abuse. isn't the ig an obama guy? why not use justice department lawyers. disgraceful. sessions responded to the president's criticism, passive agreesessive ambiguity. the attorney general issued this statement, saying, quote, we have initiated the appropriate process that will ensure complaints against this department will be fully and fairly acted upon if necessary, as long as i am the attorney general i will continue to discharge my duties with integrity and honor and this department will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial manner, according to the law and constitution. our first guest tonight has called for ag session to step down. he's one of 13 congressmen who today sent a letter to sessions demanding a second special counsel to investigate the fisa court abuses and seeking answers all 13 congres congressmen as ty hillary clinton's investigation ended and the trump-russia probe began. joining us tonight, congressman jim jordan, a member of the oversight committee a

and development form seismic sie assessment for the southern waterfront. >> i hope we call it the "port" not here and there. >> port. >> the waterfront. >> and then to go back to your point around sea level rise and earthquakes, we've got usgs, we have a 70% probability of a major earthquake in the next 30 years. that's a near certainty. are we going to see significant flooding? under the high sea level rise, we'll see more flooding. we're going to see it here first near the ferry building, bart and muni tunnel entrance. we'll see it in mission creek. i think we have more time to figure out appropriate strategies for dealing with the flood risk. we're running out of time to deal with the earthquake. earthquake, as pointed out earlier. >> may i make a broader comment. we read in the news, it was great to hear that the city's credit rating has gone up. that's not something to take lightly. which means that the chances of -- voters have to approve the geobond, but when you go to market, that the city will not have trouble raising the bonds once the vote is approved both if terms of the int

looks and for that reason a county schoole operating on a two hour delay or cancelled allo peco's web sie there are 22,000 people in this peco hopes to have a majority of the power restored today. out of the statute tilt crews are here helping to make that happen, delaware county council chairman john mcblaine says he has asked the state for help too finding generators and offering tree removal services. county has asked national guard and state police to help them organized traffic during today's morning rush, traffic signals in several busy intersections are working despite three days without power, to chilly homes, no way to charge phones, people that we talk to are managing pretty well. >> i have a simple phone. it has been charged. i just stopped using it. we will get through this. i mean it is not 3 feet of snow out here and bitter winds i mean it is above freezing. otherwise you would worry about freezing pipes but it is march. it will be over seen. it will be spring. i already have little bulbs coming up. >> reporter: we have video of the transformer blowing on friday a beginning

katherineendall is one of over a hundred women who have come forward with allegations against harvey weinstein sie 2017. many of these women w suing him. weinstein declined to be interviewed. but through his spokeswoman, he provided "frontline" with written responses to the allegations in this film. he denies any criminal conduct. >> hary weinstein was one of the most powerful people in hollywood for decades, and he was a darling of the american political world. any time you have a story like this whereeople are getting hurt over decades and decades, there are people around who knew enough and could have done more to stop it. >> i think this is a momentous reckoning. but, frankly, i think there's so much more discover. who knew about this? how much of a cover up was this? ♪ >> it began in buffalo, it all began in buffalo. it was a brash, young fellow from flushing, queens, who arrived here as an 18-year-old freshman at the university of buffalo. i believe only put in a year before he was just kind of mesmized by all of the opportunities that awaited him here. ♪ >> narrator: weinstein built up a su

although he hasn't, to my knowledge, mae made comments sie the filing came can out.the fbi has reason to believe he had ties to russian intelligence. this isn't just base. ed on what we have been a i believe to gather through reporting. this is robert mueller saying the fbi concluded that one of paul manafort's business partners could have been a russian spy. >> it's another sign that the russia probe continues to intensify by the day, phil. let me turn to you now. we haven't is heard from the president as we have gotten this new report or the stormy daniels koef controversy, which has been escalating by the day. the president has been noticeably quiet. what are sources telling you about the strategy by the president? >> that's exactly right. i think it's important to point out the difference between the public trump and private trump. publicly, he's been very quiet about stormy daniels the last few days. he said nothing. he's also had no media appearances where there's been an opportunity for reporters to ask him a question. but privately, he's talking about this. h

charlie sie charlie sykes, i go to you as the one republican on this show at this moment. it's just -- it's kind of a stark thing how much donald trump has departed from republican orthodoxy just in the last 24 to 48 hours. how is your party coping with that spectacle? >> yeah, i'm not sure i recognize the party any more. this will really test their capacity to swallow all of this and to go along with all of these departures. look, the three things that you mention, you know, are dramatic moves that threaten to eclipse almost every message that conservatives have had for the last 20 years. they're not even pretending to care about the deficit. they're undermining the agenda of economic growth that they put through with the tax cuts and the appeasement of vladimir putin is exactly the kind of thing that republicans used to mock obama for. so, yeah, we're going to find out how much in this cult of personality with the very flexible ideology of republicans, how much are they willing to go along. ly say this, though. that omnibus bill is exactly the kind of this can that stoke

walgreens has sie pulled theranos tests from their drugstores.ges, elizabeth holmes will have to pay $500,000 in fines. she will no longer be able to serve as an officer or director of any public company for a decade and neither she or the company has admitted any wrong doing. >> quite a fall from grace there. our thanks to rebecca jarvis. >>> one more business note, sort of. a baker in france has been slap with a hefty fine, not for workplace safety or unsanitary conditions, but for working too hard. >> we'll follow this one as only in france. >> local labor rules require a weekly day of rest from all businesses. his fine comes just over $4100. >> he seems perplexed, right? >> apparently the bakery is in a small town, it's a busy tourist area, so during the busy summer months, figured, come on. they were exempt in 2016 but not '17. >> what's next? he's going to take vacation in august. >>> coming up, the airbnb rental wrecked by a group of college kids. >> but they don't have insurance. so, who pays for the damage? that's next on "world news now

. >> i think channeling my bloodlust is key for channeling my oop sie. >> when you say oopsie, i thinkow do people function like that? every script should come with a bow on it because they're ama amazing packages that get better and better. season two, always the expectation, be as good. i hate watching a show when it changes. this one is better. this one is stronger. >> i heard when you came back, this is really the first time you had to return to a character after a period of time off. was it -- was it like riding a bike? >> it took me a minute to adjust back into sheila. now, when i see the episode, i'm more sheila than i thought i was. >> for people who don't know and are interested in the show, give us the 30-second elevator pitch. she's a mom. she's a zombie. >> it's a show about a good marriage at the core of it. you have to have heart. i like the suburban backdrop because that is, a home is where we function. >> yep. >> there's a relatability in that. and she becomes undead. and she realizes that it's the biggest awakening she's had. we go through our daily lives asleep. and a

>> caller: there's a military side of s it and a political sie and as someone who has studied for itest point and then as an officer iff have always been attracted to the leadership components and studying -- you talk about washington something i never knew earlier in the program. how's personality -- cornwallis you talk to him. if the individuals changed history in the moment and we studied in the fraud and so forth and so i do want to remember them because it has happened but many people say well, maybe you want to have monuments to nazi generals and it's a prickly issue. i've always thought when we have fort hood, fort bragg, we have these braddock road here in you do? what i work in alexandria and we monuments they are to confederate soldiers still. it'sso a complicated issue. i don't know if there is a good answer except that it is american history. >> guest: it is a completed history and there are only completed answers. those who tryt to make simple answers are generally wrong. you know, one thing you didn't mention when you talked about the cultural and military the historica