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full house vote the following wk.e i don't know that it is set in stone yet, but that seems to ber thkt they remain on. one big question of course, judy, is whether the president will participate. if he decides to,and hes until tomorrow night to make that decision pe the democrats' deadline, thatill change the time line. he can ask fr witness, all of those things. will he want the par i spoke to kevin mccarthy to ask him personally, will the president participate? mccarthy doesn't usually say yes or. no he indicated to me he doesn't think the president should participate. to me that's a strong signal that theresident is leaning toward no. >> woodruff: perhaps he's recommending it. >> he di't say that. i know he's talking to the president. so i don't know who is recommending what, but he's certainly gauging the temperature at the white house very closely. >> wdruff: what about the democrats? how unified are they on this? we assume relblicans are st all against it, but what about that? >> that's ght. if you talto democra, the most interesting group are those moderates. there are 31 democ

ecomy that the hurricane is back, y say -- and you're right that trump supporters stick with him, but i thk there are a lot of people who don't like him but sticking with him because of the economy. robert wha is your perspective reporting-wise, moderating and talking about health care. is there a debate where they are moving hnlth care and h they are playing out? >> one of the most significant changes we saw within just the democratic party in the spectrum of medice o all or slight changes to the system as it exists building back up the affordable care act, was senator warren shifted her position and went to implement a f medicare all plan and adopting the plan that the moderat candidates had was a slow role out to a single payer system and eventually moving to medicare for all. and tryingo do it like that. but it was a bit of a walkbackr er. i don't think the democratic candidates have figured out which way the candidates need to go. bert: i wonder about nationalism. immigration, you look at the u.k., borrowries johnson and the conserintivesng over there. is nationalism president trump'e

i thk as we get intonew year's day. so do plan on that we'll see a again staying dry. so that's some good news roadways should be slick out there. temperatures wil in the 50's around the bay area for the final day of 20 19 in san francisco, 57 degrees in daly city little cool and then warming up just a tad 59 in san bruno 60 degrees in san carlos, 60 amount deal you see a lot 60's in the south bay was multas it mostly sunny skies just a w high clouds in e afternoon as high as 62 in dublin, 58 in union ci 59 in berkeley 60 degrees, sunny and bright after cold morning in concord 60 in pittsburgh 61 in fairfield and about 60 degrees in the napa valley 63 degrees in santa rosa 62. in petaluma things began to change after the new year's the clouds begin toroll back into our skies, stay dry through thursday and probably friday. there's a chance we could see morrain to beg your weeke. thank you lawrenccomi up elan musk says his company's fit big project in vegas coulbe done in 2020 what we know about the self-driving transportation tunnel under the vegas rip. >>and alex are b

>> judy, flight i don't thk any-- either side believes that they might have made maor headway voters they do both we did learn a little, i think, about democrats are considering es ofing for arti impeachment. i heard four charges, essentially-- one, that the president abused power. two, that he solricited feign irns ference. three, that he obstructed congress in this investigation about ukraine. and then, four, judy, the very interesting one, democrats today ask about obstruction of justice in regards to the mueller report. and our reporting, highs and our producer saharas is khan, democrats on the committee have told us, representative deutsche, they are considering whether or not, but have not decided, if they will include mueller-related articles of impeachment. >> woodruff: so, yamiche, listening closely, watching closely, how did republicans onu thciary committee make the case for the president? >> well, even ough the white house did not have legal representation, what they had was republicans making their cases and defending the president in ways that the whito e supports. so,

and in recent years s come i thk ththe frustration has increased in many respects because of the waysome of the mainstream environmental groups have handled all of the legal battles surrounding the delisting of wolves. panic ofe e initial semi- wolf introduction introduction, there was a time of several years were things simmered down and people began to learn and began to get curious and fascinated by this whole phenomenon. but then, when the battles really heated up about delisting, there w was a lot of backlash and a lot of backsliding. and that is what we are in the middle of right now, i i think. predator friendly as a certification, basically a group of ranchers who have committed not to kill native carnivores and ordered to protect their sheep. it started in the early-to-mid- 1990s. we started working on mittens and hats and smaller knitted roddick's. it has been a way bototh producs and coconsumers to learn o of dt the risks and the rewardrds of trying to ranch in an environment where we care about the environment. ranchers wonon't run a around ad embrace this idea and embrac

i thk our overall, like, values are more of the concentration-- respect a taking care of the earth andeing kind to one another. >> reporter: even though the freedom school has less than 100 kids enrolled, the akwesasne mohatywk com is 16,000-strong, and the reservation overlaps the u.s./canadian border. kids who live on the new york side also have friends and family in the ontario and qbec provinces. the freedom school has students from both sides of the border, but, teacher tehonwenhnirasethe, that's our border, not theirs. >> when they're here, they talk about being in the american or canadian side becau we ourselves don't feel as we're a part of the american or canadian government. we feel that we're a sovereign nation still. >> reporter: tara says one of the biggt worries that parents have is if all this mohawk mersion will limit their child's ability to learn english and matriculate into one of the nearby public high schools. >> the ality is, english is everywhere. they're going to learn it. but once they leave here, where are they going to learn the mohawk language? >> repollrter

paramedics transported a >>as thk, blacsmokthe hospital sin, trl who was pregnant, was terrified and in a state of shock because you cannot move. >> reporter: the fire survivors say that some people pay the landlord $1000 a month to stay there. >> multiple areas had already collapsed from a prior fire and they never brought the building up to a standard. electrical, plumbing, everything in the building was bad. >> reporter: some neighbors say they met with a local councilman and police officers multiple times to get the people out. the last community meeting? 10 days ago. >> it is very frustrating for the police department to say we just need to call the drug hotline to get officers, it is really a nonsensical answer. >> forget me it is a insult to our firefighters and police to say it is their fault. >> feelings, feelings are not always the same as facts. >> reporter: the building owner did my any of t calls. the fire department is investigating the cause. the fire survivors expect it was an electrical fire. they say they were extension rdcol amalov he tdaer lin, kpix >>> a warning

that investigation in terms of whether or not it's fair across the board. >> you know,fa i mean i -- i thk julia's right. eyes will shift toward the durham probe because that's whereau donald trump would like eyes to shift toward. because i believe this is, what, the third release of parts of the horowitzha investigation. and it's an exercise in cherry picking from this white house. they do not like, as they did not like most of the mueller report once someone told donald trump that it did not completely exoneratet him on either contas with russia. there were 150 of those. or criminal obstruction of justice. there were ten cases of that. so what -- what do you make of all of the eggs being taken out of the horowitz basket? if you google any fox host and horowitz, you'll find -- i don't advise it. it's not fun. you get down the rabbit hole. you lose yourhe evening. but you'll find dozens of hits of horowitz was going to be the gold standard. horowitz wase gonna nail the f on the origins of the russia investigation. not the -- the completion of a couple fisa warrants, which if criminal, this

kim: if you thk about the bill clinton impeachment, he was not removed on the theory that it was notbout abuse of office, but it was crime. here we ve abuse of office, but there is no crime. it is almost like heads you win, tails u lose. i do have a concern not only historically that impeachmen will become irrelevant, but it is so partisan at this moment. the republicans clearly understand that to keep their jobs they need to stand with this president, which makes it iml,ssible to have a thought fact-based decision on what is best for the american public.eh laura: kim, thanks for being with us. kim: thank you, laura. laura: for more on the fallout my colleagues katty kay and onmes reynolds spoke to an scaramucci. he briefly served as donald trump's director of communications in 2017 but has become critical of his former bossy: anthesterday was a great day for america. what will likely be a bad day for america, if the senate decides after looking at the evidence and the law andth recognizin there is four or five primary witnesses thatee have notcalled to testify, people like mick mulv

dollars in social security and medicarenk e think about microsoft and google, what do i think about i thk about that store on mamilyhe children are daca recipients. and you know what? whatever that store is, they are making that community an amazing place. so i think those are the kinds of stories that are out there and doesn't mean that that family isn't rich, isn't educated, isn't working hard. they're reaching their fullest potential and they're achieving their american dream, just like any other immigrant community here. soledad: where do you see the political power in the asian community? obviously, orange county, right. which is one of the oldest and most established asian communities, really, i think is beginning to grow. show its strength and political power for asian communities, because lots of places, if you don't have a political power backing up a strategy. it's not going work. ali: so i think there's two examples that i've drawn. one is orange county, right? you've seen the vietnamese, the asian pacific islander community in orange county really flex their muscle politically

wewe are just at the very beginning stagages, but i do thk ththere's c certain things to stress, and tododay, as we just heard, we finally heard aung san suu kyi speak today. yesterday, we saw her sit dispassionately as she was told what has been happening against the revenger. today, what i thought was most striking was actually what she did nototay about the alleged genonocide. she did not even mention they were hinge or -- the revenger -- she did not evenen mention the rohingngyas in the context of te atrocities, and i thought that was remarkable, that she was not even willing to give these people a name. ii think t that is ironinic, tht someone who is denying that there is a genocide will l not even acknowlwledge the existence of t these people using the name that they use for themselves to identify as a group. brent: what do you think that says to the couourt, , in the es of the court, the fact that she does not mention the name rohingyas? wiwill that confirm thehe s suss that the mililitary hasas actedt of conontrol? >>>> it may. i think the international court of justice would

what has it been at the whi w house thk?> the president has come to the recognition that he's going to lose this vote in the house. it's going to to the senate. but it doesn't mean that it's not humiliating. it doesn't mean it was a stinging moment. it one for president clinton. he could say, it's partisan. it's illegitimate. e president doesn't want to have in his history page in the book, theas terisk. he's toggled back and forth between self pity and we've seen even in rallies in hershey and thisor combative energized version of himself. his mood is described by aides being a little bit better the last couple of weeks because he does see republicans coming to his defense and they're being aggressive in the way he wants them to be. they're not trying to say well, he did wrong but it's not what you guys are being bad actors. robert: thas the case he's making. we covered these hearings. did democrats break through in the house judiciary committen he? when you talk to members, do they feel like theountry heard them in theheam

this is a case where i thk you haven't is someone who is a very much a political novice who is making novice mistake beuse the people who elected him in the 2018 wave. expressly for one reason. you're thereto stand up to the president because we don't like what he's doing. at was the end and he and he had pretty much voted pretty much that way to blindsided is daft hiswith i just want my so you ow he's losing that the republicans i mean how much as if there's a republican primary wi they go for someone who used to be a demrat or not so we'll say all right we're watching on our screen here it is time just under 5 minutes before the final tally for. >>article one of the resotion president trump meantime reason michigan cities. >>not going to be watching the vote online you kind of have to wonder who's going to is this ultimately going to he to hold that thought we've got 'll be back beforek and >>well welcome back have been a well following the te here. the impeachment te, but president donald trump in the house of represtatives to down to the wire. the president has said that he will n

out there and in the twitter verse he was giving a performance review, yoknow things like that, but i thkas simply an in your face move. i don't know if it was a smart one given the fact that independents on impeachment and on his approval rating aren't really going his way so if the impeacent goes to the use of it fails in the senate than one. >>he's just really has a tarnish on his record. but nonetheless he can to things really continue honestly i think it's a turner ows record that somebody doesn't want. but i don't think this is the end of the investigations and i think that lot of people who ink that this is this is just going to be the end. don' understand how and i'm sure he's going to be plain the subpoena game. if the supme court comes out and says don mcgahn john bolton and others have to testify and the taxes are still hanging out their plans for the urt system as well absolutely. >>and as one real quick question. michael bloomrg up the endorsement of san jose mayor sam liccardo were you surprised very in some ways but not in others, i mean this is there are people who are loo

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i thk thatan be a big. i've actually bringing majority people >>assemblyman jim frazier. representing east contra costa county was frustrated during yesterday's hearing because panelist did not provide lawmakers with specic ideals on how to use the money are actually even give any dollar amnts. in national news nearly 10,000 people ed last year in alcohol related car crashes. nothe department of transportation is hoping a new campaign ll help lower that number of course, washington dc correspondent trevor shirley explains. >>this is one of the warning seass ou deced to dre. as the department of tranortation gears up to spend millions of dollars to convince us to drive sober. what we norlly spend and op of have available for state and local governments >>acting its administrator james owen ss the goal is to save lives. we lost. a 139 pele are nation's ro last december that is a terrble and an acceptable tragedy. the d o t says nearly 10,000 americans died in alcohol related crashes last year and deadly crashes tend spike around major holidays but the campan goes beyond jus

thks for joining uston. >> thank you, bill. >> you bet. >>> time to look at some of today's upgradesnddowngrades. beginning with tesla, price target raised to $3 from 270 at we had bush. the analyst citing demand for the model 3 here in the u.s. and in europe. which should helpburofitability. the firm is recommending a wait and see approac to the stock itself it's maintaining its neutral rating right now. stock rose more than 1% today to 430.94. kiah gen was reinstatewood underperform rating at bank of r a. the analyst citing the dutch company decision to endpo tion after ending take overtalks. price target now $28. they lost 20% of the value today to close at 32.91. >>> spectrum pharmaceutical ground graded to neutral from overweighttanter fitzgerald citing the failure of the lung cancer treatment in amid-stage trial. price target $4. capshares of that small dropped by 60% on the that news to 350. >>> still ahead, slow and steadr stocks a slow and steady recovery. our market monitor has names to consider. and a reminder that many in international markets were closed for boxing day t

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. >> frankly, i thk this is a mistake on the speaker's part. ndthink this has looked pretty political anywayhis is sort of the icing on the political cake where at the end, the speaker can't let go of this as an sue to try and wring the last vestige of politics out of. the outcome here is virtually certain. >> alcindor: democratic senator doug jones defended speaker pelosi waiting to send the articles to the senate. >> i think what the speaker is doing is to say, ¡what are the rules going to be when i send house managersver there. what kind of playing field are we going to have? what is the timing of this. unreasonable. this is >> alcindor: at stake is whether witnesses that the trump administration blocked from speaking to e house, will stify in a senate trial. marc short is vice president p mice's chief of staff and the former white house legislative director. >> i think the president w its to prove hocence. >> and he wants witnesses? >> i think the president has articulated that he's open to witnesse chuck. >> but his legal team doesn't? >>

i thk historically there has been this narrative of bay area artists being overlooked by be major soi think it's really incredible that causation only, the founder of it, a san francisco native, evenly built this business from the ground up and created this really smart divisional tragedy at a time where digital labels streaming and he rnessed the the major-label systems so that's hu. >> talk about film a little more, sorry to bother you but the film last black man in san francisco, we had lots of things tat were really pretty exciting as far as san francisco is a film city. >> absolutely. with black panther d the ng films that followed, it really t a spotlight on the bay area as this hub of filmmaking talent. at the same time, kind of similar to music, the bay area reis notesented in hollywood very often. i think theslyfilmmakers re took that opportunity to say in somedeeper often about displacement and inequality. as we saw in sorry to bother you, it's all about kind of how the workforce is being exploited . and then black panther in san francisco and blind spotting as welley. deal

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. >> hector not like a le a -- thk you for being with us, not such a mystery about where prosperity comes from. lower taxes, lower regulations, and lower government spending, hopefully trump will work on government spending in 2020. >> please. >> the notion of small business, would you see big business is toportraited as evil, amazon for example, in a prosper iosous ecy a rising tide lifts all boats. >> no bought about it amazon was a small company once. the small businesses there is nothing small about them they are the engine that fuel the economy. a lot of the innovation comes from those small businesses, whatever we can do to give them more of their own money, they know what to do with it they are not taking vacations and buying new cars. >> one thing tax cut -- have led to higher government deficits. david: why do you say that, spending has led. >> no. >> right. >> if you don't cut your spending, you cut your taxes get higher deficit. >> tax revenue up 4% in 2019. over 2018, not a revenue problem, it is a spending problem. >> zach on the record he wants to cut government spending. >>

and i thk it's definitely will come up because it isthe topic of the day the topic of the week. but so because specifically it could be a question for elizabeth warren who will be one of the senators who will sitting at that trial. so she may get that question if it doesn't come up through elizabeth warren in may come up through joe biden it may come up through the fact that this is about electability because regardless of who the democratic nominee is going to be that person is the one that's going to have to face donald trump in 2020, so it becomes this estion of who is goingto face and how they're going to challenge donald trump. whatis going to happen in 2020 and whether or not whether you like impeachmenor not this is still going to be important cause it is going to be historic as donald trump will run as a president who has representatives camille over not reporting live from washingn tonight. thank you. >>thank you camia. >>all right back to the bay area north bay high schoolwas put on lockdown after suspicious personcame on to campus. it happened this morningat terra lin

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>> first of all, i i want to thk you, michael, and the brennan center. so near and dear to my heart. defending its constitutionality, your work as a senator was so important and how i thought about it. i was looking at the incredible fines and fees report you put out. another thing i spend a lot of time litigating and thinking about. we are at the forefront of really trying to make this country a better place. it is such a privilege to be here tonight with you. the book, it began because, you know, october 4 october 4. the book did not exist an idea until october 4. two months ago, basically. i was at dinner with a bunch of my friends. i had just written a piece on september 20. hours after the allegations broke saying that i thought it was very significant and would lead to impeachment. my co-author was a notorious guy named george conway. when we wrote the piece in the post, a bunch of people, including someone who claims to be the nation's impeachment expert impeachment expert claims that is ridiculous. you don't know anything about politics, nothing

the employee was suspended and to make it up the shop posted a coffee with a cop event tara justine thk you so much. >>the small business saturday. so we'll shoyou how one business is combining crafts and creativity. >>one day someone would get hit on this road. >>one man in disbelief after a driver hits his mother and then hits the gas. tonight, >>miles per hour but people 6070 80 miles an hour here. i always knew someone would be hiand killed i just never knew. >>heartbreaking in east basin sharing his story after a car struck his mother in the street, the woman killed in a free marc ross walk last night has been identified as 72 year-old sunne ogi she was walking her dog when a driver slammed into our and then took off our dog died as well as kron four's felipe should all reports police have limited information on the driver witnessesay did stop. but soon afterwards drove away. i always knew someone would be hit and killed. >>i just never knew. >>my mom turned ogi robin struggling to come to grips with s family's loss in shock. it's in shock we still can't believe it is 72 year-old m

>> thk youor your question. that is question that we ar never asked. are nev asked wt t we wt anwhatat w need. because right now, for over 500 yes,s, we have been on the onont lines dying, risking ourivives. we are still political prineners for r fiting f f our land and our war. and i think right n indigenous opople worldwidenn general a just asking to be listeneto, to be stoodith, not to be i the background but to in the front because we are on the fronine doining this work today right now. we deserve to be lisnened to and we aoo deserve to have our lands back. whipple, youthse activists with the sustainus youth delegation. and also 16-year-old swedish climate activist greta thunberg. when we come back, we will look at the polluters bankrolling this year's climate summit. we will take you on what the activists call eight toxic tour come i into the police shut it down. a toxic tour,all until the police shut it down. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. from theadcast liv

might coming to town in a week or set out to be pretty intereing the philly guy we've got to ange that thks so much jason. someerious news tonigh the kansas jayhawks basketball te was on a plane that was forced tomake an emergency landing at the san jose international airport tonit. >>officials say an engine malfunctioned on a swift arrow, 7.37 the plane landed safely on the tarmac around 5 30 this evening. fire crews were called out no injuries have been reported the tem was headed back to kansas after a 72 to 56 basketball victory over stnford now here is whatthey tweeted night upon our return flight from an jose california, roughly 20 minutes into the flight one of the engines failed. the pilot immediately contacted the sajose airport we're re returned and made a safe landing we're grateful to the pilots and the enge flight crew ofswiftair we will stay the night in san jose, a return to warrants. once the plans have been finalized. >>stream league report to love and support the community had given on. >>hundreds gather at an east bay high scol to remember the victims of a horrific christ

>>thk you so much now we go to the east bay where a rast and sexist video allegedly shot by 2 u c berkele students is now sparking outrage on campus.he video circulated on social media and it showed what. and questioning thrights of women. >>in light ofhe deo university officials have condemned racism and bigotry kron four's danhorn has been talking with students on the cal campus about this. he joins us live tonight, berkeley with eir reaction dam. >>well, jr and justine the students te me this kind of behavior is not acceptable in their campus community. it's campus community. it's offensive. it's immature an it's not what you see reprents and they say they want the students involved to face some sort of punishment. >>the diverse campus of u c berkeley rattled by racist and sexist remarks by one of their own. video viewed millions of times on twitter allegedly shows a student saying he hates black people and that just like women, they don't deservright scussion that was discussion, seasuarez says this type of speecis offensive a just plain wrong as an african-american he wants the schoo

thk you 30 years ago a 6.9 earthquake center near loma prieta in the santa cr mountains. >>left 63 people dead and damage around the bay area but what if the shake alert system that we have in place today was in effect in 1989, how much warning would people have ceived that is the question thusgs is looking at in a new experiment and they have just released their findings grant lotus joins us with a some of what they found grant that kevin can afford to probably make a difference and that's what's importanhere it's t a perfect system. >>y but a very as a that was my is not perfect yet. but it's here at least and therefore a hopefully get so the bottom line the usgs is calling this thing a thought experiment. >>and the question they want people to think about. >>isif there was operational during the 89 loma prieta quake which was centered in the santa cruz mountains mind you things shake out if you will well this shake alert system is now in effect it came to us this year and scientists used data om the july 7.1 ridgecrest earthquake try to figure out what would happen use

letting the iranians get away with an awful an exercise like this is to build the american milt from thk position of appeasement of the obama years. leland: if you want to talk about appeasement, the iran's shot down a u.s. drone in international waters and attacked through their prongsies, the same ones who killed an american as you note, they attacked saudi arabia and the u.s. did boo. how is that not appeasement. >> that's not true at all. the sanctions we have against iran have affected them tremendously. leland: when the obama administration said we have strong sanctions on iran, had iran then shot down a u.s. drone and the obama administration did nothing, you're telling me you would have been just fine with that? >> the obama administration drew multiple red lines that were ignored with iran. while this president in pulling out of the dangerous iran nuclear deal has placed iran's economy on the path to ruin. that's why iran is like a flailing child, flapping its arms around, trying to retreat from these sanctions that brought them to the brink of economic ruin. that's why they're

the high rise, but no proems right now d a decent improvement heading over to the peninsula daria thks a lot 9 oh 2 in the north bay o person was shot in santa osa yeah, there was a quite a bit of police activity at apartment cplex earlier this morning. >>let's see what the scene looks like now with kron four's christina treault ristina. >>now many of the police ofcers who were here are earlier this morning have since left we do know that one person at lst was shot is now trying to survive in the hot. now this happened in the early early hours of the morning, let's go ahead an show you some of the footage of what happened and also exactly where we are now this is alexander apartment complex and it is off of w 3rd street and north debt avenue it actaally write ofof debt that 3 can see the main entrance. but it's a very large apartment complex in actually there wascaution tape. i'm in one of the areas the back of the apartmt complex earlier this morning. you can see here from this foota, many many police cars all around the apartment complex also surrounding the entrance and exit off of

you thk that is an argument that migh that they should think of this vote more a where where do we draws too far with that work in any >>well the problem messages to mol first of all us and groly unconstitutional say we're here to help do this again you don't get to impeach him what you believe meone might in the future that's what i'm ship was was talking about at on the other hand look at and this is the subject of an upcoming offensive. my it is this one-sided pro process which th democrats used is really the larger threat, we cannot in the future one party to pop deciding witnesses whether or not the president's people can purchase pastry. process that one-sided process is not a good model to the future so that the answer to your question is because the democrats themselves are in a e-sided show. they don't have credibility to anyone in the middle on the other side saying y need to stop this for thfuture if they had done this in a more bipartisan fashion ybe they got a shot at that argument because they themselves didn't allow for fairness they don't get that shot. >>yes teresting w

>>robin all right, thk you john checking in on a new hot spot.rd of an overturned crash in or end o this is notoo far from the calling the found 24 right re just flipped over and we have at least one lane closed the right lane is blocked a special traffic alert now in place this will not he the eastbound commute. but it's what we've been warning you about the overturns a spent out all the accidents in the wet weath the westbound side is acute directionand of course it's much much heavier. it is backed up though lafayette and to wander creek on to 6.80. here's your drive time 22 minutes and growg from wannacry to oakland once agn the crashes east found backing up right at the scene but ill not as bad as the westbound side bridges are packed this morning and slippery to 12 minutes for the richmond sandra fell from the pay gas out a one on one the golden gate, not so bad no problems here just a busy commute into san francisco e're putting it at40 minutes rolling south novato to the tolls. >>just like great british bake off. we knocked it off better

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thk you for joining us, i'm james fletcher will trend in for darya folsom this morning who is not.rry about too much getting up to want to suffer through today's rain room. >>roads out there it's been great because that dry. so the morning it's been really nice in that way your evening commute thougmight be a there, but traffic. oblems out check the bridges and if yohave to do christmas shopping now is the time right because this afternoon. because today is it's really starting one of her best da and that's going to be and whatever we're about the timing of it. and yeah, if you want to do some christmas shopping go ahead a do it but do it bere i'd say 5 or 06:00pm ac

it is i thk deeply concerning that at a time when the president of the united states was using the power of his office to dig up dirt on a political rival, that there may be evidence that there were members of congress complicit in that activity. >> no so that was a classic, you heard him say i'm going to reserve comment, but then he did matter of serious concern and he recommended that other group, he didn't say who exactly, shouldst inate this. now, as for devin nunes, his office has not responded and watually he did not answer questions as heed into the intelligence committee just a few minutes ago, but his alljiy, jordan, i spoke to him a few minutes ago, and jim jordan, the republican from ohio, said, "i don't understand what the big everyone makes phols. i see no problem with that," and jord said,many, many people to speak to rudy giuliani. i don't have a problem with that. ." >> woodruff: so we have the intelligence committee report, what happens next. >> what's next i the white house is going to continue to defend itself. i want to point now to a statement that was released by th

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to see the rain come but the good news is we don't want to thk too big not in the ground very saturatedbout some rain totals orders on the mountaintops at 5 inches plus in 24 hours. so certainly need a little bit of a break now to let some of that water wo its way down in some of local creeks and tributaries as we're going to get ready for a next stem this one, not packing as much punchs the previous 2 in fact really just some scattered light showers this one coming through overnight tonight, we'll seee of the patchy truly fog developing in the valley you'll see that coming right into the delta. back io specially the north and the south bay, mostly clear of that dense fog but cerinly an issue for commuters early on especially into the delta area up in the noh bay, then by the afternoon, the clouds begin to thick up and there u go a chance of some scattered light showers but these we're going to beery light as they move on through maybe a few sag a little further to rts to the south in the early wnesday morning that we're done with that one and then another one, the is approach the coast

>>gayle thk you another big story we're following for you tonight, at least 8 people escaped an earlyorning fire at a warehouse in oakland. battled theflames of the building on app car and we streets. investigators say one person was injud, but the bigroblem is that building it was red tagged by the city was supposed to be empty. our first and foreign live for us in oakland tonight, he joins us now with more on this story death. >>well vicki neighbors tell us at this warehouse is being used illegallyto house homeless people in the assistant fire marshal says that this ple has been on their radar for a while and it was deemed unfit for people to be living in back in november. but when firefighters arriv on scene thismorning. they found people living there and they were forced to escape. >>a st moving fire tears through an oakland warehouse. crews battling thblaze an app siorand west streets around 02:00am friday mornin firefighters say 8 people escaped from the flames, one person suffered minor burns. >>i was really worried that i don't know how many people were in there if they were in ther

max back in the airttstrikes it recertified and they got regulators around the world to say, look, we thkdentified the problem right away and let's get it back into operation with a few changes, i think dennis muillenberg might have survived this crisis. but as the weeks turned o months, turned into constantly pushing back dates when we might see the max recertified, s credibility went away, john. he lost his credibility not just with aline customers, the key to boeing's cash flow, but also regulators on capitol hill. i mean, there was nobody you could turn to who would say dennis muillenberg is the oneo see boeing through this crisis. >> he's going to be replaced ina january byid calhoun who is currently chairman. what can he do to repair those relationships? you caulked about the regulators, the airline customers and also the confidence of the flying public? >> i call it the three rs and that's what he d tay. his first day after being named incoming c.e.o., but he doesn't take over his janua 13, but make no mistake, he's putting his fingerprints alover reshing boeing. the three rs are r