for the south bay you are looking drier this morning. showers are ending for user today so especially as we head through the afternoon and for tonight looking at a dry and partly sunny day for tomorrow. taking you hour by hour for today. now let's check in with giana for a look at traffic this morning. >>> that's where the bulk of our trouble spots have been for the most part. it is just stop and go conditions. that's because if you look up on our maps right now and you have a crash. it's 5 cars involved. it is over to the right. shoulder not blocking lanes but it is causing a distraction. needs under 20 miles an hour ayou are backed up. fire crewings caltrans and chp working on a crash that happened earlier this morning. slow through there. carcinas bridge we do have reports of an accident there. and in the south bay you can see traffic starting to load up onto 101. use 280 if you're commuting out of the south bay and a quick look at the bay bridge right now. you are backed up well into the maze. it's been a slow ride coming out of oakland connecting off of 580.

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let us look at the rest of the world. from our bloomberg earner in a dubai is our next guest. danny, you are looking at chinese equities. we are seeing a broad best rally -- broad-based rally in asia. looking? >> so far, and does not look like much conviction in the trade. volume levels on the shanghai composite as we get the site up higher today, you can see volume levels have dropped, about the lowest so far this year. trading at their lowest since 2014, save for 29 minute circuit record here, where volume stopped. we will put that aside for a bit. it basically shows that perhaps there is not much conviction in today.ly when much headlines coming out about trade tensions improving, maybe it means that all the bearish bets, anyone who is going to sell, has been washed out of the market. the hope is that retail investors will step back in. the yen is also trading lower today, like chinese equities. not seeing a bit. really for haven assets. with that, we have seen of the itanese yen, the euro trade, has not moved to 1% in

let us look at the sunday express, 10,000 more shops to close.st day or so, hmv in the hands of administrators. it is not a surprise on several levels. this is the ease of shopping online. i like to do it when waiting for the bus or so to do it when waiting for the bus or so forth, rather than spending my leisure time like weekends traipsing around the shops. you canjust leisure time like weekends traipsing around the shops. you can just do leisure time like weekends traipsing around the shops. you canjust do it from the phone or on a lunch break at the work terminal, perhaps. secondly, many of the things one likes to buy, music, dvds, programmes, all that is done digitally now. we don't need the physical object. it is not surprising that people are not gracing the high street. only 10,000 shops. perhaps this is a good new story. only 10,000 shops to close this year. it is obvious the way trends are going. people are going to be shopping more and more online. the high street is going to have to adapt. we need to start thinking about imaginative w

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and the interesting point is the question of how reliable this makes the us look as an ally and that o one of the points of the story, that the us is relying on local partners and other areas of conflict in the region. and the fact that this was relatively unexpected, even though it was a campaign promise, might shed light on that and might make people wonder whether the alliance with the us and other parts of the middle east is as strong as it should be. we have analysis on the website as well, analysis of what this means for syria, and for the players in the war, the likes of russia and iran, so look at that. let's look at the financial pages of the guardian. the fed shrugs off donald trump's pleas. it increases rates again. donald trump tweeting he doesn't think is the right time to increase the cost of borrowing. jerome powell, the head of the fed, it is an independent central bank, it is an independent central bank, it cannot been dell might be seen to react from news from the white house. —— it cannot be seen to react from news from the white house. give us from news from the wh

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it was a new life thanks so much for joining us. look closely. carefully. so. it's going to be a good. discover who will. subscribe to documentary on youtube. this week on world stories. the dream of flying in india. successful weightlifters in iran. but first let's start in uganda more than three million children work here instead of going to school that's despite the fact that the government has banned child labor. uganda is rushing to develop. but behind some of its major infrastructure projects a little huns in the shadow of the quantum is growth. high demand for sun has meant involvement of child labor as it's the bottom end of the forming construction industry. so i and seven thousand shillings about two dollars a day that i share with my siblings we take the money to mom mostly for buying books. together with his fourteen year old brother. worked at the same tree ugandan son to mine for boats to yes. he often works more than eight hours a day. at home his mother struggles to feed her children. and i'm on my own. poverty has forced the kids out of school

and he came even closer a few minutes later and not look us cluster bombs flying heroics. a bit early took off your cap. but romnick knew that his team would be eager to strike if and when the away side left themselves exposed at the back. end when braman failed to close down plus to man he needed no second invitation to smash the ball into the top of the net were. and co felt that was defending or was forced to come just before the break box crews of all people get the ball the team all very gratefully accepted this early christmas present i. have snow calls up was thinking no we're not like lights at all to mortal us. as for leipsic themselves it seems the only way is up or so they hope. following their embarrassing exit from the europa league some even claimed it wrong mick was glad along the lines of champions league or nothing. still they were up to no. well going into halftime even if slightly against a run of play whatever plan they had it was working. and as the teams went in for the break only the braman faithful held out hope of an unlikely comeback. brennan are

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obama took us out with hillary clinton to create a incredible vacuum, and isis was formed. she and obama created it through the vacuum. look at iraq. she gave us isis because her and obama created a huge vacuum, and a small group came out of the huge vacuum, because we never should have been in iraq but once we were there we should have never got out the way they wanted to get out. >> doesn't this create a new vacuum? >> they view it as using political timelines to dictate political strategy. we usually could hang our hat on that people were approving of what we were doing overseas to defeat isis. >> matt, what about joe's point, that president trump did this so abruptly, and it was to change the news cycle? >> mentioning before, having the troops come home for christmas -- >> why didn't he alert the pentagon? >> whether or not it's done in the right way, that remains to be seen. that's a lot of the reason the republican senators have a problem with this right now. >> we also have shutdown politics happening overnight. we are hearing that this is all going to go the president's way and the congress's way. the president wil

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us. looking at how other bands and musicians have evolved i'd say things were pretty sudden in our case is specially since we hadn't planned it at all. it's not like we were working towards these goals we were kind of likes a days ago. music was always just a bit ahead of us still falls. nationally it was pretty sought out. the band have already toured half the globe the guy still remember their favorite moment on stay. byron bay the audience was huge there must have been twenty thousand people and a wicked stage on the hill for guy started doing a shuffle dance. a minute later everyone was doing it like a sea of people. it was insane everyone there was on the same frequency. music connected them it was a spark. in twenty seventeen milky chance brought out there after a name second album last summer the two shy musicians have blossomed and are flourishing in their newfound stardom. they like acting in their videos but enjoy performing live best life playing live is what it's really all about people come together they make music together play their instruments while others listen. so. that'

and he came even closer a few minutes later and i but look us cluster bombs flying heroics up a bit early to doff your cap. but wrong nick knows that his team would be eager to strike if and when the away side left themselves exposed at the back. end when braman failed to close down klosterman needed no second invitation to smash the ball in the top of the net. and if cosell thought that was defending or was forced to come just before the break much crews of all people get the ball the team over to gratefully accepted this early christmas present i. have snow calls up was thinking nowhere not like like we're all too mortal. for leipsic themselves it seems the only way is up or so they hope. following their embarrassing. exit from the europa league some even claimed it wrong nick was glad along the lines of champions league or nothing. still they were up to nil going into halftime even if slightly against the run of play whatever plan they had it was working. and as the teams went in for the break only the bremen faithful held up hope of an unlikely comeback. bremen are after all no slacke

but most of us look up and look at what happened in france when they raise the fuel tax but here in israel the government is constantly taking similar measures and from the first of january the cost of living will become even higher but these rarely parliament members have voted to raise their own salaries by five hundred shekels is that reasonable we want our government to take all these monopoles and all those corporations and make a game but it's fair game i don't know but. the higher the price is set like this is the folds that water everything they say this is inspiration from france oh god i'm ok let me. say this was. nothing. more they can say there's a brief yellow vest protest on westminster bridge in the u.k. yesterday by pro brags that campaigners but generally speaking well start in france hasn't spread to britain with an alternative look his polly boco and latest episode of in case you missed it. in frogs people have. the idea of fieldwork coming more expensive than in britain it's been expensive for a year is these pleasant postures would never fall victim to a laser on revol

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join us >>> look at this. right now it's another down day for dow. right now it is down 564 points. it jufrpd more than 1000 points. strong holiday sales helped fuel that yesterday. obviously not doing well this morning. concern about interest rate hikes and turmoil are helping leave stocks down again today. we'll keep our eye on things today on abc 7 news. >>> new details on a bill nar's ties to a special election. rof man of linked in released a statement apologizing for funding a group tied to misinformation in the race. the hoffman funded group is accused of using facebook and twitter to undermine support for roy moore. at the same te accused of boosting support that narrowly won the race. station into what ral happened. >>> serena williams is backing new rules to help players that want to have children. under the new rules a player's wi says moved freeze if injury,. encourage playersake career breaks earlier than she did to have children. the 37-year-old took a break in 2017 to give bit to her daughter. >>> new details in the story involving a new jersey high school student for

employed some took aim at a young guy he met using him of having a grudge and you know you don't have to look far particularly in the tabloids to see that he has been getting a very hard time at times using the language you could hardly describe as appropriate but has the coverage been driven by his race or his lifestyle now let's compare how the tabloids have treated other footballers of different races here one footballer gets charged for driving drunk and he's caught out another footballer drives at a slow speed while texting on his phone yet he should be arrested both of these men who also happen to be club team mates cheated on their wives something the tabloids love probably more than anything else yet one is a chelsea love rat but for the other it's merely an indolent love scandal and staying with a love life one man or forty eighth's simply flirted with hotel beauty while the other and yes that is right him sterling is called a caribbean rat for allegedly spending a weekend with someone else other than his girlfriend it's not hard to see that in all these cases the most visible differ

amelia's forecast in four minutes and she'll tell us when the rain is coming back. >> we're looking backa turbulent year. >> jay gray shows us the headline making stories of the past year. >> didn't expect that reaction but that's okay. >> it's been a year of the ed unexpe >> unpredictable and in some cases, unbearable. wind cutasevastatings in 2018. mudes slid, fires in doparadise. n were killed in the deadliest wildfire in california history.me >> extre is not even the right adjective t use. >>> ani vol explosion on hawaii's big island that broug lava for months. in missouri, 17 tourists drowned in a duck boat accident. >>> this is something we have not seen before. >> and a hurricane turging a category 4 storm. the strongest to hit the panhandle. a storm of controversy continued to bui inwashington. fromresident trump's meeting with kim jong-un to trade battles with china. and the crown prince accused of ordering the murder of jamal khashoggi. president trump accused of turning a blind eye. republicans holding on to the majority in the senate on a history making night that saw more th

let us look demarcus. so far so good in mid—morning trade. the nikkei up.y almost a full %. gaining 231 points. this is after wall street stocks finished i reckon idoto wall street stocks finished i reckon i do to improved hopes for the us— china trade talks. —— finished up. the dowjones up by 157. the biggest gainer was the nasdaq, high you buy a full %. thank you so much for investing your time with us. have a great thursday, everyone. see you $0011. this is bbc news. my my name is mike embley. the top stories this hour: theresa may has survived a vote of no confidence in her leadership — and says she's determined to see through the brexit process. donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen has beenjailed for three years — he told the court in new york that he blamed his crimes on his former boss. debt charities are warning that some of the poorest families will have to rely on food banks over christmas, because of changes to the benefits system. all new claimants across the uk, are being signed up to the government's flagship welfare reform — universal c

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deciding what kind of energy you're going to use. look, this is a big country and you have to allow the american people to make a lot of these decisions. >> tampa, florida, is up next. phillip, republican. good morning. >> caller: yes. the congressman stated earlier that he felt like his district was, i guess, illegally or unconstitutionally redistricted. could he elaborate on that statement that he made a little earlier? and on that point, i'd also like to know what's the path ahead for republicans? i hadn't really heard him articulate that a whole lotting what he sees the path ahead for republicans to get back control of the house. >> thanks for the questions. >> the federal constitution is quite clear. it delegates to state legislatures the responsibility for conducting congressional elections. that would include drawing congressional map map maps, so situation in pennsylvania where there was a lawsuit filed in the state court system that went up to the pennsylvania supreme court, pennsylvania supreme court found that the existing map

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if you're just joining us, we're looking at some of our favorite interviews over the course of the year. >>> welcome back to "press:here." if you're just joining us, we're looking at some of our favorite interviews over the course of the year. tim draper, long-time venture capitalist, still very protective of elizabeth holmes, the founder of what most believe was a fraudulent company, their nose. >> now there are 15 theronos knockoffs. there is a theranos machine, i took the test, compared it to the test i dock at the doctor's office. they were almost identical. >> was your blood analyzed on a theranos machine? >> yes. >> entrepreneurs do what they have to do, but there's a line. the question is always where is that line. we all know to create a company you have to invent a reality, you invent a future, persuade people to come to the other side. investors like you, that's what you're in business for. it isn't just a journalist that said she stepped over the line. >> it's a journalist that said it 45 times in a row. >> that doesn't make it true. >> well, it does seem to make it true. som

which come easily to financial regulators but we'll keep doing our part right here and try to help us look at look out for the next financial crisis and of course for all the booms and the busts that's it for now see you next time. next has us financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm the troika here please i'm greece banks have to fight street spot thank you for taking. on the story that's right. slavery. join me every day on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. come to russia no one is ever no one has ever had and never even heard about most. well so you will be in the. last years does he you know that was what gave she doesn't it with the people most of congress are not what i mean. i mean it was. really a local superman film he can see as you know he is i think. that you're in the form of the media. i'm with you more with the baby one was in the middle mostly muslim people many muslims but my role in the most i will start to feel. the u.s. state of alabama launch

us. daytime highs looking at mild temps.or this time of year. 61 in morgan hills. 60 for you in san jose. for danville 59. as well as for walnut creek. dublin coming in at 60 for a daytime high. 57. 59 for you in oakland. san francisco 58 and 60 for navado. 61 for sonoma and here's that 7-day forecast. we're looking at dry conditions over the next few days. wednesday and thursday. rain returns on friday. dry saturday and then a stronger system with we could see heavy rain and win on sunday. kenny. >> thank you. >>> 5:50 right now. turning lemons into lemonade. someone stuck a christmas tree into a giant pothole. the ornaments, tree, and star the handiwork of a neighbor. it looks like the sink hole will get fixed. paving crews are expected to get the job done within a day or two and the company said it was just backed up. >>> is steph curry a conspiracy theorist. whether men landed on the moon. this morning nasa responds. >> and let's head outside one more time go to break. 42 degrees. and it's 5:51. introducing my new pannid

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let us look at the times. and interesting had light on this.s very interesting. if you go back to robert peel 's prime ministership, of the conservatives, the tories, in early victorian england, they broke over the repealing of the corn laws, the protectionism that looked after the protectionism that looked after the landowners and keeping up the price of wheat, basically, and protecting against cheaper week coming from somewhere else, in those days the colonies, especially. so the tories were out of power for over a generation. it is what made gladsome, the liberal, it is why he was there for so long. —— laxton. it was there for so long. —— laxton. it was a party ripped asunder, proving it was unfit for government. —— gladstone. i thought that could have been written in 1840 about the tories repealing the corn laws. nothing changes. electorates do not like divided parties. they do not like divided parties. they do not like people who say we are here to govern you , like people who say we are here to govern you, but we cannot agree amongst ours

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