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we were teetering on the edge of the abyss.ry from the highly beneficial financial system and situation this president-elect is inheriting. few years from now, you will be seeing new faces at the podium who will outline for you all of the trump administrations strategy has been in the approach they have taken. you will have an opportunity to of theirthe impact policies and rely on the same economic data and metrics you see now to see how their approaches worked. as you sit here in the future, in the seat you find yourself, we ask you to join your conclusions based on the data and facts. i will turn it over to the chairman with all the data you need to sound smart your holiday parties and to value the next administration. you all for coming here. we are very proud of the 71st economic report of the question. i apologize to all of you come of the longest one ever, but it took 594 pages to document both what has happened in the last eight years, and to try to understand the direct role the president's policies have played , and wh

italy's economy is teetering in uncertainty - after prime minister matteo . >>> good morning. 5:44. taking a look at the live camera towards the bay bridge, we can see it now. couldn't see it before due to the very dense fog. we'll talk about the dense fog, increasing clouds, windy conditions, and rain. your traffic and weather coming up in less than four minutes. >>> italy's economy is teetering in uncertainty after prime minister matte renzi announced his resigning. he hoped for a constitutional reform that would reduce the power of the senate 60% of voters shot it down. renzi is expected to hand in his official resignation later today. >>> authorities say a man opened fire at a pizza place in washington, d.c. over a fake news story. police say he was investigating a conspiracy theory about hillary clinton running a child sex ring out of the restaurant. he showed up at the facility yesterday and reportedly fired at the ground. >> these stories are completely and entirely false. what happened today demonstrates that promoting false and reckless conspiracy theories come with consequ

. >> but then in april of this year a drunk person was teetering around the edge and fell.the train and follow the blood trail. >> i followed the trail of lead and found out where he was located. that's not an everyday occurrence for a train operator. >> this time he he survived had asked germane why not quit? why do you still do this job? >> it was a dream of mine since i was little kid. i wanted to be a train operator and i didn't want to give up my dream. i wanted to start a career as a train operator. >> he wanted to retire as a subway driver. >> in balance he loves his job. >> minus these psychological trauma associated with it. >> that's got to be horrifying. >> over one third of subway deaths are accidental. unfortunately a friend in 2013 fell onto the tracks and was hit and died. there has to be something that prevents people from falling onto the track. >> the station can put up barriers that only open on the subway door opens that way people are protected but the only problem is they cost about $1 million per station. >> not only that but you look at europe that t

protests teeter on the edge of violence at a college speech by the leader of a white nation >>> passengers on a southwest airline from from houston scare in the air. the cabin was tense but mostly calm. >> your ears were really loud and ringing. and very painful. you could tell there was a drop in the cabin pressure. >> was half a sleep and woke up to the mask dropping and everyone looked at them for a second like a surreal moment. and then everybody started putting their masks on not knowing what was going on. >> when he finally got to houston, one passenger admitted he was calm seemingly on the outside to keep his girlfriend relaxed and inside he was freaking out. there is no word what caused the lost of pressure. it was their second aircraft the first was turned around on the tarmac in atlantic due to a mechanical problem of some sort. >>> and a&m university has a speech by pay man that leads a white nationalist organization. people protested his appearance and at times almost erupted into violence. >> tensions running high overnight at texas a&m as thousands came out to protest this ma

yesterday, prime minister rebuffed suggestions the financial market was teetering on the brick of disaster>> the italian banking system is not on the head of a chasm. i strongly refuse this definition. nevertheless, the government has been saying for a while, there are some critical elements which have market solutions but which may for require precautionary measures by the state. >> businesses and the u.k. government might need to adjust to living the eu to smooth the way the solution. that is what prime minister theresa may told lawmakers. in what she calls her transition land. we need to get these results of the people can move onto the relationship they have with the united kingdom and i think there is a willingness there on that basis. anna: the chief economic advisor says the trump rally is not just about implementing domestic policies. he has the united states -- he says they have a better stance of a determining -- enduring if they can urge other countries. he also encourages resisting the threat to the government market. >> it would ignore all sorts of political issues. part of th

paris teeter is giving away free water for anyone under the boil water advisory in haymarket. the residents all live north of virginia gateway atlas wall. starting at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow you can stop by harris peters stores in janesville. the stores will be handing out 24 packs of bottles water while supplies last. because of a water main break people in the affected areas are being asked to boil tap water or use bottled water for cooking and cleaning. >>> a new apple store is set to open in the carnegie library. library on k street in the mount vernon square neighborhood was gifted by andrew carnegie in 1903. the building eventually became home to the historical society of washington, d.c. and events d.c. the district's convention and sports authority. now, according to a story first reported by the washington business journal it's poised to become one of flagship stores. >> i like the idea of preserving the building and not losing it. i think that's something that will bring more people here to appreciate it. i'm sure there is a downside of things that we are losing by having

. >>> back on eyewitness news now with a community teeterring on the edge. a huge sinkhole opened up over the weekend in california shutting off access to the beach there. today workers pumped sand and concrete into the sinkhole to try and prevent erosion if a storm that is expected later this week. >>> a woman is dragged off a delta airlines flight and it's caught on video. according to detroit metropolitan airport it all happened this morning. delta airlines claims this woman was not complying with boarding and baggage check procedures. when airport police asked her to leave the plane she allegedly refused and was arrested. >>> one of television's favorite couples announced they're separating after seven years of marriage. >> but they plan to continue working together on the show. >> is that realistic or just awkward or maybe both. nicole brewer joining us now with the story that a lot of people are talking about. >> i'm leaning toward both. even diyers aren't sure how to fix this one. it's kind of a sad story really. after one of hgtv's most popular coupl

with so many families in rural cambodia teetering just above the poverty line, i suspect that most of hoping for a way to help themselves and their families get by. but witnessing it myself, i also come face—to—face with the brutal impact this can have. in september, it was all about these little fellas — fairy penguins. they live on phillip island off the southern coast of australia. we sent christa there to meet them. in this penguin parade draws most of the visitors here, and it's not hard to see why. oh, they're so cute! there are hundreds of them — alljust marching up the beach with their big fat belly like they're late for an appointment! absolutely gorgeous. hello. they even offered me the chance to help, and i was not going to pass up an opportunity to get up close and personal with a penguin. so... 0h! i'll hold onto it. oh, i'm sorry! i'm sorry — we'll be really quick. we've just spotted them. yes. now to botswana in southern africa. rajan was there earlier this year on the trail of rhinos at a sanctuary dedicated to the survival of the species. wow. ok, we're going to take

. >>> back on eyewitness news now with a community teeterring on the edge. a huge sinkhole opened up over the weekend in california shutting off access to the beach there. today workers pumped sand and concrete into the sinkhole to try and prevent erosion if a storm that is expected later this week. >>> a woman is dragged off a delta airlines flight and it's caught on video. according to detroit metropolitan airport it all happened this morning. delta airlines claims this woman was not complying with boarding and baggage check procedures. when airport police asked her to leave the plane she allegedly refused and was arrested. >>> one of television's favorite couples announced they're separating after seven years of marriage. >> but they plan to continue working together on the show. >> is that realistic or just awkward or maybe both. nicole brewer joining us now with the story that a lot of people are talking about. >> i'm leaning toward both. even diyers aren't sure how to fix this one. it's kind of a sad story really. after one of hgtv's most popular coupl

d city leaders announced today taxpayer money will be used to tear down the complex teetering on the end of the cliff after the building's owner failed to sure up the bluff below. >> we're pursuing all actions available to us to be reimbursed for the cost of the demolition. >> reporter: earlier this year the city spent $240,000 to tear down the vacant apartment building next door owned by tom who did not respond to the phone calls today. >> eyesore. and it doesn't seem like it would be safe. >> reporter: some cheer for the demolition, the city is focused on a long-term erosion plan. >> rewe are focussing on the streets part of the infrastructure. >> right there along the edge of the cliffs. pacificia will pay to demolish this home a block away 310 esplinod. the city manager says the owner is cooperating in exchange to the rights for the land, the city will cover the cost of the demo scheduled is the next year. >>> you can imagine viewers have been sending photos and videos that are pretty startling. here are a few. if you have a photo you want to share, it's easy. send them to i se s

after the world financial system teetered on the brink of collapse in late 2008, many new policies wereut in place. and you'll hear about those. but what about other changes, in values, motivations and incentives? after all, markets rise and fall and rise again. but what are the lessons about markets and about ourselves that could mitigate the economic pain? so many lessons, but what have we actually learned? warren: the fall of 2008 was something different than anything any of us had ever seen. ♪ warren: it was even more extreme -- what was going on immediately -- than what was going on in 1929 or the subsequent depression in a big way. the train came close to a stop and now it is again regaining speed. so that period was a big lesson to people who operated on leverage and demonstrated the interconnectedness of our system. and it demonstrated the destructive aspect of certain kinds of incentives and that sort of thing. >> we came to a period where situationally i could, if i were a bank, give a mortgage to somebody that wanted to buy an $850,000 home and showing no income statement. pe

harris teeter is stepping in to help residents. at 6:00 a.m. it will hand out free water in grainsville, the stores on crescent park drive and sheathcote boulevard will supplies last. >>> new this morning top safety picks that were released overnight about the best rides to keep your family safe. >>> and don't go out the door before you behind out what to wear. amelia draper fills us in on the forecast. >>> a look at "hair spray" live. feeling the way i always do ? ? oh, oh, oh ?? >>> nbc's fourth live musical is in the books. >> the university of maryland watched last night as one of their fellow turns danced and sang their way live. we spoke with one dance major who says this is even more of an inspiration because of an alum was on the show. >> i think that this is just a that to me is more enjoyable. >> coming up we will take a closer look at the reaction to "hair spray" live. a lot of fun. a lot of talent out of that university of maryland i'm just saying. >> do you think? >> this is the variety of different kinds of talent. >> spoken like

the city is once again teetering on the brink of chaos. lester? >> bill neely in aleppo for us tonight, thank you. >>> back home, controversies erupting over a political power grab in north carolina. the republican governor who lost a bitter battle for re-election, began signing laws today that stripped powers from his democratic successor before he could take office. the move triggering furious protests and arrests. nbc's gabe gutierrez has details. >> reporter: at the north carolina state capital, more arrests, as protests erupted for a second straight day. >> it's terrible. it's sneaky, and it's just not constitutional. >> let us in! >> reporter: demonstrators banging on the doors of the legislature, after outgoing governor pat mccrory signed the first of several controversial bills, aimed at limiting the next governor's powers. >> they've decided now to go back and frustrate the will of the voters. >> reporter: the legislation would slash the new governor's ability to appoint state and local board positions, hire and fire government workers an

season so far, in philadelphia, teetering on the edge of 20's right now, 30 degrees, in philly, we'veding, 22 degrees in mount pocono. even in ac, down to 29 degrees. and 29 in dover. then on top of the bitter cold temperatures, we have this breeze, it is up around 15, 20 miles per hour, even gusts newspaper in the mid 20 per mile range, wind will stay with us through the day today, have big impact on the feels like temperature, so feeling more like teens, right now, in the lehigh valley, same case along portions.

highs that teeter around that 50-degree mark for your friday. seven-day forecast always in view. after we get through showers ending by 8:00 this morning, we do turn brighter and breezy. 59 degrees. 10 degrees cooler tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy. hope to see you at jordan's furniture in natick on saturday from 10 to 2 as we have our coat drop-off day. brighter but a little cooler on your sunday. back to you, guys. >>> househol unavoidable fact of life and marriage. the difference between what wives and husbands say is [ bell clangs ] celebrate the holidays with delicious dunkin' coffee. stop by dunkin' donuts for two k-cup boxes for $15.99 or 3 pounds of packaged coffee for $19.99. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. y, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios

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. >> reporter: and the weather not making the situation any better in pacifica where a building teeteringn the edge of a cliff is now set to be demolished. details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, december 15. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. and it is going to be a rainy day all around the bay area. let's take a live look in san francisco. a little misty out there but the rain is not going to start falling at least heavily for another few hours. roberta has been closely watching this storm coming in and it's already hit in the north bay. >> yes, it is in the far reaches of the north bay which is going to be primarily one of our main concerns. we are going to see a lot of rain in a short amount of time. it's live. it's hi-def doppler radar. it's all lit up. see the areas of yellow and orange? that's what anne was referring to. that's moderate to heavy rainfall between ukiah, lakeport, clearlake. anywhere between lake, mendocino and humboldt counties will be smacked and we'll see flooding

the development application on or before september 4, 2016, should be subject to 50 percent of the teetering for developments applications on or after september '57 and green befo201r the development application on or after 2018 should be subject to 100 percent of the the fact of the matter and 3 with a development application on or before september 4, 2016, should be subject to 50 percent of the the fact of the matter for development with a development application or other than after september 5, 2015, and before 2018 should be subject to 75 percent of the the fact of the matter and after january 2018 should be subject to 100 percthf the matter. >> you want to read that. >> i want to read into the record we'll be r be making amendment to the small section of what scombhoolz is proposing and if we can take that without objection colleagues without objection that item passes thank you, thank you this is a substantial and more and dense discussion we've had here today and i'd like to take a week to continue to work on this and continue to do our due diligence with the stakeholders is if we cou

. >> anthony: that greece is, they say, teetering on the edge of economic apocalypse, broke, in peril disdainful european powers. on top of that, there's a refugee crisis. greece, probably the least prepared, least equipped to take in thousands of refugees from syria, afghanistan and elsewhere, is being flooded with desperate women, children, men. they wash up on their shores alive, and dead. >> man: it's not just a question of greece now. >> anthony: and yet here, on naxos, one of thousands of greek islands, you could for now if you chose to, remain blissfully ignorant of what's happening elsewhere. pretend that everywhere is just like here -- beautiful, sleepy, delicious food, everything is just fine. [ women singing in greek ] ♪ >> anthony: john steinbeck said any man who pits his intelligence against a fish and loses has it coming. but the greek fishing trade didn't stand chancwhen hit with the one-two punch. first of diminishing fish stocks, then the financial crisis and slacking demand. is life good on naxos compared to the mainland? [ george speaking greek ] >> anthony: really?

. >> mankind teeters precariously on the brink of a thermal nuclear war. >> the missile crisis, ducknd cover, hide under your desk kids, cover yourselves with wet newspaper because we're all going to die. >> the flames of crisis burn far stronger, fed and fanned by the bitter tirades of fidel castro. >> and this guy, always in the fatigues underlining with every appearance that we were two nations in a never-ending state of war. >> today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ >> cuba has been sitting here 55 years now, half an hour away, basically giving the biggest superpower in the world the stiff middle finger. 50-plus years of animosity, embargo, rationing, and fidel castro is still hanging on. but recently, there are powerfu

today city leaders announced.that yet another apartment complex, teetering on a cliff, must be torn down. >> pam: this is the building 310 esplanade in pacifica. the building was yellow- tagged in january. all of the residents were forced to leave for their safety. >> pam: now, engineers for the city. point to new pictures provided by kron 4 showing how the bluff has further deteriorated and how a middle section is appearing quite weak. >> pam: they announced they will be demolising the building *with or without the owner's approval. >> pam: kron4 has you covered whenver a big storm hits. get the kron4 news app -- we can alert to traffic problems in your area. also we have live radar -- along with hourly and extended forecasts. >> steve:now in a story you'll only see on kron4. tonight -- we are learning more about what police say is a deadly domestic violence incident in the east bay. >> pam:a young couple allegedly involved in some sort of confrontation. ending with a young man losing his life. his girlfriend is now behind bars. the family and friends of the victim. spoke to kron 4's ha

david teeters also lives near the scene. he says he understands the about excessive vigilance. i think, in america, people need to, yes, keep an eye open, but, at the same time, just look out for each other, enough, you know, dont go overboard. the company's cfo tells me the warehouse has a key card access system, and that only employees have key cards. meanwhile, germantown police continue to investigate. this is justin williams, fox 6 news. the badgers football team has surprised most of the country with their success. to be in the running for the four team playoff is remarkable. ...much like the path of one of their leaders. tom pipines goes beyond the game. 18:35:23 every time i practice, every time i go on the field, i don't take that for journey for badgers senior running back dare ogunbowale. the former standout at marquette university high school has had to work for every one of the tough yards he's gained for his home state school. perhaps that's why he appreciates every moment of his 5 years in madison. come in here not knowing really how i got on the field, being one

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i have seen crazy, you have seen crazy, this is crazy as his wheels wobble and teeter, he moves along over one of the highest dams in europe. terrifying me, not him. 650 feet above the ground. the stunt took only a few minutes but he said it felt like an eternityity. was that a -- felt like an eternity. was that a 90-degree turn on a rail like that? he night just about this time i'm reminded of what a coward i am. san francisco quarterback quarterback colin kaepernick taking a knee as he has all season. he's a jerk. pastor robert jeffress weighs in. i hope he can find a way to give me forgiveness. i didn't mean it. i'll be right back. lou: san francisco's quarterback colin kaepernick benched after three quarters. he was sacked five times it was a beating by the bears. but it's capper nidges values that continue to be called into question and the nfl which permitted this ugly display taking a knee once again during "the national anthem," a recurring theme that has just about everybody shake their heads. joining me now, pastor robert jeffress, pastor of the first baptist church in balan

he unstrapped himself from the vehicle careening off a cliff and he was able to leap out of that teetering mask. where was he again? china. topic number 5. are you missing christmas lights outside. if so, the problem might be squirrels, not hobos. check out this devious squirrel pilfering bulbs like crazy. he nibbles through the wires and grabs a bulb, leaps into a nearby tree, and he's off. there he goes. according to the bulbs human owner mr. squirrel has stolen 150 christmas bulbs in 24 hours. do they think they are art deco acorns or is he sprucing up his soon to be brightly lit nest? let's see. the little squirrel griswold. thanks for watching the show tonight. visit me on facebook and instagram @kennedynation. and email me sat kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow night at the show it will air 9:00 p.m. eastern,:00 p.m. in the west. i heart you. good night. >> he was the man who had everything... >> this has about 750 to 800 horsepower. >> ...but never enough of these. >> he told me he was bringing in about one tank a week. >> i imagine a small country could win a war with these. >> y

and even at night, the temperatures are still searing and teetering toward 90 degrees. road conditions. we've talked about the brigade of -- gregg's brigade, i think. and caldwell talks about how the roads in the wilderness were still moist and spongy to the step. hardee, this is atlanta, georgia, y'all. it's hot, dusty red clay. cavalry service. i've allude fd to the fact that hardee did not do well after he brought in the intel about max flank in the air. the service to the assault was mediocre. jeb stewart and fitz lee brought in the intel that the 11th corps was in the air and helped find guides and maps to direct jackson's column. and accompanied it all throughout. general hood did not help when he ordered wheeler off so that hardee was plumbing through the woods on his own while fitz and lee especially stayed with jack's column and directed him to the point they could see the yankee end of the line. >> luck. that unquantifiable but certainly present factor everywhere on the battlefield. as jackson's forces are marching across his front, some of the 3rd corps soldi

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cities in california, arizona and illinois teeter on the edge of bankruptcy unable to pay for basic servicess their municipalities suffer under the weight of government and union collusion. the only way manufacturing will thrive in this country again is if trust can be rebuilt without the meddling of greedy unions. i've been meaning to tell you, i like your shirt. i'm kennedy. >>> donald trump did much better with union voters than mitt romney in 2012, so he's treading a bit of a line here. are we seeing the beginning of trump's domestic agenda when it comes to labor views. jonah welcome back. >> thank you. >> what does this twitter fight between chuck jones and donald trump say to you? >> well, it says to me, while i agree with vast amounts of what you had to say about government unions and teachers unions and all of that i kind of see this whole thing pretty differently than you do. i see this as another example of how when donald trump punches down, he looks really bad. >> yeah. >> and when he punches up, he wins the presidency. when he punches down, he puchbss down on people like the kha

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. >>> right now people in the county can pick up clean drinking water at harris teeter. a water main break on tuesday triggered a boil water advisory for people living north of virginia gateway harris walk. the people are going to hand out 24-packs of bottled water all day long. the advisory is expected to be lifted sometime tonight. >>> an important reminder this morning about a holiday hazard that's likely in your home, a annapolis fire that killed six people. news4's megan fitzgerald has tips about how to properly care for your tree. >> finding the perfect christmas tree is a big part of the holiday season for a lot of folks, fire officials realize that. but they want people to keep safety in mind. here's what they're telling folks, once you get the christmas tree home, they want to you cut off about an inch of the base here. then once you get it into your home and you put it into the tree stand like the one here, the essei watering it every single day. that's because it helps to hydrate the tree. so it is less susceptible to a fire. these trips are extremely personal

you can score free toothpaste at both harris teeter and walgreens this week. and you can also get chicken leg quarters, only $.38 a pound. you will also get the lowest kroger and you can top it off with grilling shrimp. two pound bags only $9.99. that is a fantastic deal. >> shrimp and pineapple. >> do a hawaiian theme. it feels like hawaii right now. >>> thank you. shopping trips search smart shopper a look under the consumer to. >>> more reaction to a deadly officer-involved shooting in durham. coming up, the concerns expressed by the man's family and the changes john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. who says no to more? are you ok? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 300 megs. that's 50x faster than dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 50 meg internet with no data cap starting at $39.99 a month. call now. would rex pass up more beef stew? i don't think so. >>> three men are facing charges in connection with a deadly shooting in durham. terranc

as it deepens to the west we have teeter totter effect that drives the norse -- north, but the moisture is still in place. we have about a half inch for some poor -- points north it doesn't look like it is raining , will it is. the breeze is beginning to pick up now southeast. that is a sign of things to come as we head into tonight and tomorrow. 50sÃ40s on the temperatures. santa cruz at 54. saratoga 56. most of the rain will be north and some of the drizzle in the mix. highs will be in the 60s to the south around the bay. 50s to the north but tomorrow we bring in the rain in wind to the north . here comes the cold air. it will be a freezing cold pattern as we head into the weekend early next week. >>> the idea of making city college of san francisco free for students closer to becoming a reality. san francisco board of supervisors voted last night 9 Ãone to help make it happen.>> [ video playback ] >> these demonstrators saying a christmas strong -- song yesterday spreading holiday cheer but also their message a free education for city students . the city voted to put aside $9 million

this dollar rally in our minds, barring a significant risk event in europe should start teetering out now. >> while we're on the central banks, the australians, they saw gdp contracting in the third quarter for the first time in five years. are all bets gone that the aussies will hike rates? >> i think the bets for the tighter monetary policy and the rba's is probably off the charts now. again, we're seeing commodities come back slowly. we're seeing a resurgence in china. i think things could turn around relatively quick. a lot of speculation in australia is based on the macro environment rather than the domestic conditions. i think things are turning around. the loose liquidity position starts filtering through, seeing growth in key areas, the u.s., china, and that should benefit commodities in australia. >> always good to see you. thank you very much. >> italy is reportedly preparing to take a 2 billion euro controlling stake in monte dei paschi siena. the government is planning to buy junior bonds to boost the stake to 40% making it the biggest shareholder by 4. as we were talking

people in the hay market area can pick up clean drinking water at harris teeter today, a water main break on tuesday triggered a boil water advisory for residents living work of virginia gateway at last walk. the stores on crescent drove and heath coat boulevard will hand out 24 packs of bottled water while supplies last. the advisory is expected to be lifted sometime tonight. >>> tonight the mgm national harbor casino resort will be open for business in prince george's county. >> all morning long we are news 4's justin finch is live inside the main lobby with a preview. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. when you make your way into this lobby don't just run through, there are great things to see right in front of you, for example, just behind us here at the front desk you may not see it at first but that is a map of prince george's county inspired by a 19th century era map by the artist mark guess booser and she is from the area. i want to show called holiday reflections, again, more local elements, there are 70,000 flowers that helped put this thing together, assembled by

question then, if donald trump did call you up in a year or two years and we did see the economy teeteringit and felt like things were slipping back into recession, would you take that call? would you join him? jamie: first of all, i would never not take a call from the president of the united states. i would consider what he has to say. again, i don't think i am suited for it. if you can convince me that i'm the only person who can do something like that, i would consider it a patriotic duty. i doubt that will be the case. megan: but you are open to it? jamie: i would take the call. again, i don't think it would happen. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: welcome to the program. we begin the program with two supreme court justices in conversation. we spoke with ruth bader ginsburg and sonia sotomayor. >> i saw myself in those days as a teacher. my parents about the teacher would be a good optic -- occupation for me because they were welcomed there.

highs will teeter around the 50-degree mark. no more 60s tomorrow, more like 50s. for the weekend cooldown for 45 in boston and hyannis. mid-40s into concord, new hampshire as well and temperatures definitely cooling down for the second half of the weekend. the sunday at pats game at the 30s at gillette on sunday. keeping a close eye on those temperatures. honestly, nothing unusual for december standards as we get into next week. the chance for a light mix on monday. i am tending toward the drier forecast monday. tuesday, partly sunny, and wednesday, we have light rain. back to you, gene. >> gene: 6:21. >>> a new push to get overdosing drugs into facilities that help the elderly. why the state says it is important to get those drugs ?? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole roasted hazelnut, delica

harris teeter is stepping in to help residents. at 6:00 a.m. it will hand out free water in gainesville, the stores on crescent park drive and heathcote boulevard will hand out sparks of water while supplies last. the advisory will be lifted sometime tonight. >>> a house committee has approved the funding for a new the committee set aside $834 million for its construction in one of three potential sites in our d.c. region. green belt, landover or springfield. no decision has been made on where it will be located. prince george's county executive baker released a statement after that committee authorized the money, it reads in part, quote, we are confident that our two sites in landover and green belt are superior by every possible measure to virginia's site. >>> today more charges could be filed against two juveniles wildfire in tennessee. the suspects are from tacony-palmyra but authorities won't identify them because they're minors. they've been charged already with aggravated arson. officials say they're deciding on whether to charge them as

question then, if donald trump did call you up in a year or two years and we did see the economy teetering and felt like things were slipping back into recession, would you take that call? jamie: i would never not take a call from the president of the united states. i would consider what he has to say. again, i don't think i am suited for it. if you can convince me, i would consider it a patriotic duty. i doubt that will be the case. megan: but you are open to it? jamie: i would take the call. again, i don't think it would happen. ♪ ♪ caroline: this is "best of bloomberg technology." we bring you our top interviews from this week in tech. apple and ireland wage war on the european union. plus, blackberry doubles down on software, and the move is paying off. online lender sofi taking it slow and pushing back plans for

it looks like it's teetering but in each of those countries france really different than germany. france now has the middle ground between marine la pin and the socialists. >> migration is a big part of it as well. >> huge, huge. >> there are more mosques in france than there are churches now. there are communities that have changed dramatically. >> france has its own special set of problems. one of the main drivers in italy was the dublin treaty which says that refugees and immigrants get to file for residence or asylum in the first place they land inside the eu. italy just happens to be right across the mediterranean from the muslim world. a lot of these north africans they get their first and they stay there that was a huge political driver of a lot of this. i agree with mara though that when you get too caught up with the term populism, the different populist movements in the different countries have different agendas and they have different desires and take different forms. i also think it's not right to call it trump effect. margaret thatcher came before ronald reagan. brexi

. >> all four tires were stolen, tom's car left teetering on concrete blocks. what's more frustrating? he's a disabled veterans that served in the u.s. marines for nine years and worked as a nurse close to 40 years in boston. he told us i usually take a ride, and my wife and i go to lunch and go shopping. now it's hard be deprived of your car. how do you get it down with no tires? it's on blocked. the car is a toyota it's 20-inch stiers and they're pricey. the neighborhood is already working to figure out what to do to help, even trying to pitch in to pay his insurance deductible. >> nobody surprised me anymore with what criminals do. >> reporter: boston police are investigating. some residents say there was a suspicious white van in the area recently. tonight everyone is staying extra alert. >> if they're doing that crime, do you think they have any sensitive to anyone? >>> new at 5:00, a restaurant destroyed by fire is almost ready to re-open. the owners will reportedly be back in business earlier in month. a fire in october caused $900,000 of damage to the r

the urgent action the city of pacifica is planning to take for an apartment teetering on the edge of the ocean. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> a very good thursday morning to you. 6:30 right now. "today in the bay" continues this morning as we track a major rain storm moving into the bay area. a live look at san rafael in the top right corner of your screen. a lot of green out there. >> a lot of green. there's also a live look from the santa cruz mountains. this morning we see a lot of water o n the roadways, a flash flood watch in effect and it comes as debris from the loma fire looms large for people living there. free sandbags were made available for people in that area as they try to prepare for the incoming storm. >> we have team coverage across the bay area as we track the rm to. nbc bay area certainly has your covered to get out the door this morning and prepare you for that return home. >> we are going to check in with all of our reporters on the ground out there momentarily. first a check of weather and traffic. kari, downed trees and power lines are also a concern