willen now and sundown, it be a windy day.d gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour, will b common place. and along the higher elevations, the blue ridge, of northern marylands, into southern pennsylvania, wind gusts of 50 miles per our to 60 hour. be careful if you're traveling around. the wind is coming out of the west-northwest. almost a perpendicular approach. maybe 30 or 40 miles per hour. once the sun comes up, the winds are likel to increase. traveling towards buffalo or new york city, it is going to be windy there, as well. farther south, the winds will be issue. an the stars are completely clear at this point. 43 in washington. averaging 20 and gusting to 35 miles per hour already. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. in e won't be a big jump temperatures. we will get into the upper 40s for your afternoon a high on monday. watch out for the strong northwest winds. ten-day fecast time. chilly for the week. our high temperature is up to 50 oogrees. slightlyr for most of the week. it will become all-rain friday afternoon into satur

and as we work through the regulatory process the regulations come to fruition come january 1st, it willen completely transparent for patients and the rest of us, when you show up at the pharmacy and pay the net price of the drug. >> given the dynamics that are being described, it seems that you may find many seniors seeing a bump up in their premiums before they actually see any favorable impact in the drugs that you're -- that they're likely to experience later. are you worried about the dynamics, having pushback as a result of this? >> thank you, gail. i would actually flip that timing sequence around, in fact. because what our analysis projects, and we are going to be putting our full analysis out for comment to be analyzed by economic experts, they project a to five three dollar dollar premium impact at the maximum on what's about a $40 monthly premium currently for part d drug plans. but the key is, that senior, they're impacted at the pharmacy with the huge out of pocket costs in january. so, january 1, they're going to get hit with the full cost of their drugs as they're in their d

and do you thinka willen now. there's a legal challenge governor newsom wants to put in pce, part of a series of legal challenges, a wave five-m conservative majority in the supreme court. president trump predicts it will get tthe supreme cour how do you think it will play out? >> i think it's rich. back when it was going through the courts, all the democrats said it's theg federal ernment's responsibility. the states have no rights or should be acting, now the shoe is on the other foot. that said, with regards t national emergency, the courts have given presence wide latitude, nguyene with abuses of the nixon administration to let presidents take action from a national emergency perspective. it's bad policy, but if itoes go forward, this is going to clear the courts pretty easily, particularly with precedent and congress authorized money for this border fence now so legally it will pass muster. >> this is unique because those argue this is the first time this type of national emergency declaration has happened fo

additionally when you expand the building envelope you willen shroud the staircase in darkness. i am not clear where the light and air implications were ignored. this is the situation. there is a possibility for disability access to be done with the existing elevator structure, existing easement confinement. here it is. it can be done. what they are asking to be done cannot be done legally. there is an order prohibiting it by their own acknowledgment. this body doesn't approve permits for things that cannot be done. we would ask this body to recognize the easement, covenants that bar this kind of project. they want to use this elevator and they want to keep it and they don't want half of it hacked off and destroyed. thank you. >> project sponsor, you have two minutes. >> thank you. privacy issues. this is a solid wall now in the current design. the previous design had a bay area here and you could look across to the other window. no privacy issue. the proposal for the repair of the elevator showed the installation of a dumb waiter, not elevator. we have a concept to put the dumb

he was abused by father willens and his name is on the list. >> they have never apologize. they went through a bitter lawsuit for years and lost and this is the first time they've ever acknowledged it. >> reporter: he says the list does not include lists of people not ordained. snap has compiled a list of roughly 100 namee of oaklahere a danger to all children. >> i am kind of worried for people whose abusers names are not on the list, because it is very painful if they reported to the diocese and the names on the list, to them it's like they didn't believe me. >> we still have work to do. we admit that we have work to do on these lists. >> reporter: denies he says he was only focuses on religious members. there are safety initiatives and place in the church is making strides in changing the culture. >> your focus an keeping our kids safe. >> reporter: it is handed over the list of names to the district attorney's office. also encourages anyone who is experienced or has knowledge of abuse to reported to authorities. cristina rendon, ktvu, fox 2 news . >>> people came out in

analysts say even if you put trade to one side, the longer-term friction expected willen these two sidesrity and technology questions. you have a major meeting happening in germany friday. you have a massive legation from member ofside from a the politburo and former chinese ambassador to the u.s. on the u.s. side you have the vice president leading a big u.s. delegation. they will be talking about national security issues and you can expect pushback from the chinese on huawei. you have the department of justice, 23 different charges on the indictment they released. you have diplomatic pushback from mike pompeo with u.s. allies trying to convince them huawei poses a risk, particularly around five g networks. that is creating anger in beijing. you can expect push down from chinese delegates. this question for tension around security and technology will play out in the long term. affectingthe 6 -- what the chinese economy is doing. what are we looking at? tom: a couple of caveats. we had chinese new year. that is something to bear in mind. many economists say it is the overseas demand pict

. >> reporter: all but guaranteed it willened up at the supreme court, you're right. >> he did.he terms and timing of that, how quickly to move through the lower courts or whether this is something that will be held up conceivably for quite sometime, perhaps even well into the presidential, you know, election year. >> reporter: you see how quickly the aclu moving today. presumably all parties had the case teed up and ready to go and the president seemed to expect it for a number of hurdles here from the white house's perspective, bad rulings in courts around the country before ultimately making the way to the supreme court. we are talking months at the earliest, david, my guess. no way of weeks. the question is whether democrats and opponents tie it up for years and that's an unknown at this point. >> right another way is legislatively, though, will they to get the two thirds in the senate, is that a possibility? >> reporter: it is democrats in the house are talking about a resolution to oppose this national emergency declarati deck declaration. but ultimately, i think republica