. >> in his will, dave hawkins sets that one aside for alex. perhaps it will be the seed that grows into another grand collection, just like his grandpa's. >> living out here on the farm is good. you always get to walk somewhat in his footsteps, day in and day out. he's still here a little bit for me. people that grew up on farms, that's your lifestyle. you breathe and die farming. >> i couldn't help but notice alex's pride, not just in that machine, not simply a strange inheritance that turned out to be quite valuable, but rather in the way of life that links him to those who came before him on this land and the determination of dave hawkins' heirs to keep his legacy together for at least one more generation. we learned one other story about dave hawkins from his family. he never spent time with his tractors without having one of his children or grandchildren alongside. a completely positive person -- that's how they described him. so positive that he'd answer the phone "good morning," whether it was morning or night. in fact, after he passed,

steve es el primero en alcanzar a dave. mientras Él tropieza y cae en el compartimento, su Única protecciÓn es su abrigo a prueba de fuego. >> [steve] acuÉstate, acuestate. >> [locutor] con un fuerte tirÓn steve hala a dave. lo saca del compartimento y lo pone debajo de la manguera para que lo refresquen lo mÁs pronto posible. en segundos el equipo le retira las botas llenas de gasolina y lo rocÍan con agua y espuma. >> [steve] le dije: "acuÉstate, acuÉstate. retirÉmosle las botas". instintivamente Él querÍa seguir corriendo, moviÉndose para alejarse del lugar. >> [locutor] la respuesta instantÁnea de sus compaÑeros le salvaron la vida. de las quemaduras de dave aÚn se desconoce. en segundos es trasladado al hospital. unas horas despuÉs se conoce el reporte mÉdico. increÍblemente estÁ en buenas condiciones con quemaduras de primer grado. algo asÍ como el tipo de quemaduras causadas por el sol. y es un bombero agradecido. >> recuerdo cuando caÍ entre la gasolina. recuerdo que estaba muy caliente. podÍa

i figured they went swimming and shopping. >> dave called her friends . including sheila. no one had seen her.g next he went outside and found more cause for worry. a small bench was tucked near skyler's window, and the window screen was missing. >> at this time i called skyler's cell phone. i said, hey, you're in trouble. you better be calling me right away. so i called her cell phone about ten times. i called mary again. >> again mary told him to calm down. she said skylar was expected at work at 4:00. >> i said, we're not going to worry. i'll call them about 10 after 4:00, give her time to clock in, everything, see if she's there. >> but mary didn't get a chance to call wendy's. >> they called us first wanting to know if she was coming to work. >> was that a big moment for you? >> yeah. >> a few minutes later, there was another big surprise. a call from sheila. >> she said she had to tell me the truth. i said, well, what truth? she said, we snuck out last night. , >> mary's heart fell. skylar had done that once before, gone on a late-night joyride with rachel and sheila

s dave decode it for us and which type of t.v.'s are the best bargains right now well and always a good question old lead t.v.'s or organic light emitting diodes do look much better than a typical l.c.d. but they are typically more expensive for more affordable middle ground you want to do things like looking at the quantum dot displays from companies like samsung visit go and t.c.l. now when buying a new t.v. go for a 4 k. if your budget allows you'll be future proofing still no on air broadcast from t.v. stations and 4 k. but there is a lot of 4 k. streaming content now including netflix apple t.v. amazon prime video and yes even the new disney plus channel no need i don't think any way to go for an 8 k. set yet right unless there's no content right exactly there's a lot of really monitor proofing yeah there's a lot of 4 k. stuff on you tube it looks great and the prices have come down on those 4 k.'s our 2nd most hope for holiday tech gift smartphones and dave this latest i phone version has it now satisfied early adopter demand

(dave) ( marty ) in the south bay... a man is in custody after an hours long standoff with san jose police. police found explosives in the man's home... just days after a bomb threat was made to a nearby high school kron4's dan thorn has more. a san jose man ( marty ) two people are in piedmont face charges in connection with a car theft. around six friday morning police found the suspects driving this car in the area of ramona avenue and moraga avenue. officers received an alert from their license plate recognition camera. police also found a replica handgun in the car. ( marty ) in martinez... police say they found a large amount of methamphetamine and two guns in a stolen car thursday night. they arrested two people in connection with the theft. no details have been released on the identity of the suspects. ( marty ) a 13-year-old boy is in custody in southern califonia -- accused of threatening a shooting at his middle school. amy johnson explains what investigators found when they tracked down this young suspect. th

dave. dave. dave. i don't know why i can't think of it right now. >> wait, she couldn't remember his last name? >> which was very odd. >> when did you first start seeing dave? >> the weekend after andy and i broke up. it was kind of just like a silly thing and -- >> where did you meet him at? >> just at a bar. >> okay. >> so i was just all right. whatever. this guy's a funny guy. >> angie told detective hopper she didn't spend much time with dave. they mainly texted each other and met up at bars a few times. >> we had kind of had i guess it was this day-and-age relationship, where we only saw each other about once a week and then the rest of our conversations were strictly through text messaging. i don't think we ever spoke on the phone. and it was always just -- it was very, like, playful in nature almost. not like a serious type of relationship. >> but it was intimate? >> it eventually did get intimate, but not right away. >> okay. >> and then it was kind of like once a week thing. we'd hang out on l

dave: yeah. shery: does that give you some especially in the loan quality market are the quality levels out there? dave: yeah. one of the areas -- there has been a lot of the talk about the increase in triple be issuance, and for us, that is less of a concern. i think where we have seen a lot of money is in the private lending markets. we know it has been well publicized, and the covenant like deals are really high proportion of those outstanding loans right now. we have also seen some of those deals struggle, some of those loans remain on bank balance sheets and have not been able to get into the loan structures out in the investor markets. i think if we see a downturn, those markets where you have seen capital fund would be a place to look for potential weakness. shery: if we see a downturn, could it be a trigger for the next recession? bank of america saying this environment could be the trigger. dave: yeah, potentially. when you see a downturn in the economy, it is driven by fed policy mistak

dave martinez. [applause] pres. trump: and all of the incredible coaches and players, they're all here. and we really just want to thank you, and i want to thank everybody. i see we have some very special people, and that beautiful, that's a beautiful trophy. i've watched that. i've looked at that trophy for a long time. for a long time, i've admired it. many years. we're also delighted to be joined by the thousands of proud nats fans, including -- [applause] pres. trump: secretary david bernhardt, secretary alex azar, acting secretary kevin mcaleenan, administrator andrew wheeler, ambassador robert lighthizer. many, many folks from congress are in the audience, senators and everybody. you're all here. we love you all. and we have a good friend of mine, bill posey, representative bill posey. you're here someplace. thank you all for being here. a lot of power sitting on this lawn and standing on this lawn. throughout this season, the nationals captured the hearts of baseball fans across the region and across the coun

dave? christine? >> sara sidner, thank you for that. >>> public impeachment hearings back under way this morning, with former ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch, the only scheduled witness. democrats say president trump removed her to pressure campaigns in the 2020 election. she felt threatened by the president's comments to her. and she was warned by an official to watch her back. >> democrats escalating their rhetoric describing the impeachment. listen to house speaker nancy pelosi sharpening her language describing mr. trump's tactics. >> the devastating testimony corroborated evidence of bribery. quid pro quo. bribery. bribery, that's in the constitution attached to the impeachment proceedings. >> bribery is one of only two examples of high crimes and misdemeanors spelled out in the constitution. more from phil mattingly on capitol hill. >> reporter: consider this a day as one of split-screen importance. one of the screens, you'll be able to see publicly. it will be live on television. it wi

with me today is chaplain dave robinson. you are recently retired as the director of the correctional institution's chaplaincy. >> yes. >> and welcome, welcome to retirement. >> thank you much. yes. judge after many, many years of serving in corrects, tell us what -- corrections, tell us what corrections institutional chaplainsy is. >> correctional chap -- cic ministries, correctional institutions chaplaincy is a non-profit formed in the epi'60s and incorporated in the '70s as a joint effort with the evangelical association and the council of churches. at that point, we were one of the few remaining love childs of that movement. so, we're here with a specific purpose of serving all of the men, women and youth incarcerated in santa clara count. we're non-profit. part of our budget comes from the county. >> okay. >> part of the budget comes from local churches, faith communities and individuals who are supporting of this ministry. >> so, tell us a bit about the santa clara county system and who is there, how many prisons there

doing chris always a pleasure to see you on a sunday and i'm really excited to have fellow american dave reneke in the studio are you ready to talk the bundesliga and chris i am excited to be here glad to hear you know 1st things 1st we need to address dead classic and the way byron de railed dortmund off their track of success on saturday for defending champions went from lackluster to dortmund buster ali i'll start with you did you see this coming considering the momentum going into the match no not at all especially with by and i did not see by and pulling 4 goals out of the hot you know i must admit i thought this was going to be a pretty low quality classic compared to some of the other games we've had last season for example had a great 1st lawyer of the season. but you know but it seems a bit in pretty poor form so far this season dropping a lot of points by an obviously sent that coach dortmund perhaps a thought about sucking the coach already so i did not think this was going to be the best that we've seen recently is dortmund lived up to that and even more but by and i mean for

dave and christine? >> all right. >>> who ordered the april trump/zelensky moved to a classified system. that was a mistake. tim morrison relayed a message from john eisenberg. it was put on the highly classified server. they discovered it was misplaced when they tried to prep the president for a trip to warsaw. >>> a stunning rise from obscurity to the top of the field in iowa, for pete buttigieg. the south bend, indiana, mayor, with a nine-point lead. that's a 16-point surge in iowa, since september. with 11 weeks to go before the a caucuses, it's a close race for second with elizabeth warren at 16%. >> on the ground, for weeks, i have been feeling there's momentum. they connect with the message and get more and more interested in supporting this campaign. i know we have the biggest hills to climb ahead of us. >> i don't do polls. i know we need ideas that match the problems in this country. >> a challenge facing buttigieg is a lack of support in the black community. he will speak at moore house colleg

so dave i'll pick up the conversation back with you glad when with these old of it over vedder braman you know was a foles get it hit no i can catch up that's exactly the case they really can't be stopped right now and i think a lot of that is due to market holes there's a reason our saying my here is one of the most sought after coaches in the offseason or even leading into last season when bloodbath signed him he's been really good he has them firing on all cylinders and it's important that he inherited a really strong team of course jordan has left in the off season but they brought in bolo and. so they they've really built up what was already strong core and we're seeing it now when they're at their best no one can keep up here is a good point now speaking about ollie he. i've been on fire lately you know this match in particular we have. come through with the brace the falls i mean their attacks they have a lot of monsters in their live show absolutely those 2 guys that you mentioned certainly have been some of the big players for them this year on really looks rejuvenating this

dave? >>> fears of a hijacking and hostage situation brought amsterdam's airport to a standstill before it was found to be a false alarm. police were conducting an investigation onboard an air europa flight on wednesday, when a security alert that triggers airport hijacking protocols was activated by mistake. the airline tweeted that passengers on the madrid-bound flight were okay and they apologized for the chaos and confusi confusion. amsterd amsterdam's airport is the third-busiest in europe. >>> two former twitter employees are being accused of spying for saudi arabia. the justice department alleges the two used their access at twitter to collect sensitive, private data on saudi dissidents. the case underscores allegations that the saudi government tries to silence anti-regime voices abroad. the d.o.j. criminal complaint claims the two men were paid hundreds of thousands of dollars by saudi arabia for their work. the allegations are expected to heighten scrutiny of tech companies' abili

. >> and i'm dave clark. pam brought the fog. >> a little bit over the bay. >> we'll be cooler today. not even low clouds but also high clouds. it will be a little different twist. a little cooler pattern which we'll take anything at this stage. visibility will keep an eye on this. it will probably start to drop here. not too bad right now. half moon bay zero. after that it looks pretty good. sfo 8. over to hayward as well. 40s, 50s on the temps. look for the high clouds and the low clouds, a combination of the two will give us a cooler pattern and just a lot of high clouds. it's not much else but 60s, 70s now on the temps. 4:01 here he is quiet out of the gate or something you want to get to right away. >> it is quiet out there. let's begin with the commute at the tracy triangle and you can see traffic is off to a nice start as you drive on 205 and 580. livermore, pleasanton. so yes, we do have a nice quiet start. the traffic looks pretty good on interstate 880 in oakland. and we're driving to the bay bridge

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good morning. >> good morning dave. and before that city council meeting there is a vigil planned here at this memorial to honor the lives of the five people killed in that shooting at that airbnb rental here in orinda. people continue to leave behind flower and messages of support for the victims families. they were among 100 people attending what was billed as a halloween mansion party at an airbnb rental. just before 11:00 is when someone started shooting. the tragedy has sparked a debate in orinda. airbnb's like the party. the orinda city council will discuss a range. the city manager says even an outright ban is an option for the counsel to consider. >> there's another side to that is how do you enforce it, and secondly, would the city open itself up to litigation by companies and people who want to have short term rentals. it's like most things. it's not as simple as you'd like to think when you first ponder it. . >> now the city manager says he's also asked orinda's police chief to report to the counsel on the in

dave? alison? >> jeremy diamond, thank you. >>> new allegations connecting president trump to threats of ukraine. rudy giuliani's associate lev parnas says giuliani told him to give an ultimatum to the new president of ukraine, investigate joe biden or risk hundreds of thousands of military aid. in the end, vice president pence said he would not attend zelensky's inauguration. parnas said he believed that giuliani was acting with trump's authorization. both giuliani and other members of the meeting deny the accounts to "the times." >>> this will be a critical week for the joe biden campaign. he and other democrats are facing a potential new challenge from moderate michael bloomberg, who will be focusing on states that hold their primaries later in 2020. while biden is at the top of the national polls, the quinnipiac poll in iowa had him fourth in a tight race. biden touting his plan for health care, the single-biggest issue among candidates. in new hampshire, he framed his plan as the one with the

dave: absolutely. even though price is important to consumers across all products, we think that for contact lenses especially, the comfort and breathability and an area where no one wants to take any shortcuts. we are working directly with our own doctors. we have dozens of optometrists on staff where our customers can go in, get their contact lens fittings, try scout. if people want to go to their own doctor, we have an easy mechanism to send trial tax so so thattrial packs doctors and patients can become comfortable before using the lenses. vonnie: at the very beginning when you guys got in, you've established yourself as a very transformational player, but there are others trying to take some of your market share and maybe even overtake you at some point. what do you have to keep the likes of amber i wear out of your space? dave: the biggest thing is we really just focus on offering the best product and services to our customers. we view our customers as our best marketing channel. we have a net pr

. >> yeah, good morning to you, dave. vice president mike pence scheduled to be here this morning not only at nasa-ames but also to talk about space exploration. he's expected to tour the facility around 10:00 later this morning or i should say 10:30. take a look at the video we have from last might. the vice president arriving with the second lady coming off air force 2 just before 7 last night. as well as members of the california republican party. he will tour the research center today and pence will talk to the 200 employees here. he's expected to discuss the plans to land the first woman and next man on the moon by of the country and ow that he's parts of the nation regardless of what's going on in washington d.c.. >> it is the lead vice president is staying at fremont where there is a heavy police presence from what we saw last night. tight security outside the hotel as well. protests are scheduled to take place later this morning here at moppet field just before or during his visit. and this is really the last day

from dave matthews band, dave matthews is here. then, his album is called "honeysuckle and lightning bugs." all the kids love it. blanco brown from the mercedes-benz stage. tomorrow night, join us with paul rudd, lizzy caplan and music from tyler childers. >> jimmy: yesterday, our first guest joined instagram, and today, she has more than ten million new friends, some of whom are from "friends." next, she returns triumphantly to tv, apple tv, on the new series "the morning show," it premieres november 1st on apple tv+. please welcome jennifer aniston. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> hello! >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: you look great, and you smell fantastic, too. [cheers and applause] this instagram thing. >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: they measured it. it's a guinness book world record. you beat prince harry and meghan markle. >> the royals. >> jimmy: you got to a million in like 12 seconds. >> like the most reluctant person to join instagram. >> jimmy: you don't do that kind of stuff. >> i do now. >> jimmy: why are you d

dave and christine? >> ryan, thanks. >>> the trump administration has started the formal process of withdrawing from the paris climate accord. . mike pompeo submitting noti notification of withdrawing. president trump claims this punishes workers. the united states contributes more to global warming than any other country. >>> "the financial times" reports the trump administration is debating whether to remove tariffs on chinese good to seal a partial deal that would pause the trade car. they are working on current tariffs to finalize phase country one of the trade deal. "the financial times" says the white house is considering rolling back the 15% tariffs and $112 billion of chinese goods in clothing, goods and flat-screen monitors. president trump and wilber ross appeared optimistic, leading to speculation about where trump and xi will sign this agreement. both sides want to avoid tariffs. what's on the table is a minideal to keep the parties talking, to pause the hostilities with hopes of a broader de

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. here's "new day." >>> he was being involved in a domestic political errand. and we were being involved in national security foreign policy. >> the president's voice was loud and recognizable. i heard president trump ask, so, he's going to do the investigation? >> we have to stop this. they're not going to. >> it undercuts all of the defenses that the president and the republicans have put forward. >> they continue to push the fake, illegitimate proceedings. >> he wants to go to the trial. >> it's obstruction of justice. obstruction of congress. >>> this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is a special edition of "new day." it is friday, november 22nd. 5:00 in the east. so, here we are. two historic weeks, 12 public witnesses, a mountain of evidence, hours of testimony, all telling the same story. the president was using foreign policy for his own personal purposes. a domestic political errand

and we believe he's up to it. >> joe, i know you have a question for dave. >> yeah. going back to the compensation issue, david so that takes care of this last incident, but is there anything being changed by the board about clawback provisions for something other than fraud or whatever you normally put in the bylaws there which would cover reputational damage or which would then cover safety issues safety issues are notoriously hard to have a clawback provision for because it's unintentional and we know things happen this is a high risk business and everything else, but if it was reputational, i think that would be a way of making that permanent for the next situation, god forbid if there is one at boeing. >> so, joe, the provisions around clawback -- first of all, we're not looking for a clawback on dennis. >> right okay. >> there is nothing at any stage anywhere that suggests there's culpability involved in any of that with respect to those provisions, there's no doubt we'll take a look at that. no question. everything related to safety and its impact on compensat

dave? >> nice to see you. was that tree beautiful or what? we have windchills in the 20s here at rockefeller center. there's the tree in the background. and we still have a great crowd of energetic people. plenty of warmth here. we have more cold weather and the next winter storm brewing as the arctic weather moves south from canada. as we head into monday, for the great lakes and the midwest, and heavy rain across the south. rolling into tuesday, we see rain changing over to snow in new england. inland sections could see some heavy snow. elsewhere, we'll see moderate conditions. but winter is upon us. that's a quick look at the national ma >> and we've got areas of dense fog this morning. right now, live look in san francisco. this is supposed to be a view of the golden gate bridge. you can see we've got a lot of fog out there. 50 degrees. downtown san jose seeing that heavy and, of course, the dense fog expected through the middle of the first half of the morning. 53 degrees right now in san jose. by the afternoon, though, we should be seei

i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. of we like to call it friday eve and now we'd like to take it to the new york stock ex. disney announced success of its new live streaming service. . >>> did they fix all the problems with that new log. >> it sounds like they did and i know plenty of people who are bing watching disney shows now that they have that. >> they had problems the day before. >> they had some problems on the first day and they have millions of subscribers. >> yes, they do. i had that offered to me. >> i have verizon so i think we get it for 30 days. >> thank you pam and dave. pam and i have the giggles but we're holding it together here. >>> low and high clouds, 50s and 60s on the temps. that's it. no 70s. in fact that's not something that's been very common this month. you know all the cold's been an inlarnd. now the lows are up by the cloud cover. so the city 58-54 that's it. 6450 that's average. a lot of high clouds. it is bringing in cooler air for everybody by that i mean even up in the hills and that's

>> good morning, dave. one of the things you could hear from president zelensky, he was trying to lay low and the things leading up it to as well. ukrainians have acknowledged they need bipartisan support. it was yesterday at an event where they flat out said, one of the things that were good for them is they had both parties behind them. they have the conflict going on with the russians and russian backed force. we were with the president yesterday. he didn't want to answer any questions. but i asked him whether or not he was ready to move forward with an investigation of burisma and that's when he came back and became quite emotional and here's what he had to say. >> i think the people of ukraine are tired about burisma. we have our kun trirk our independence, and we have our problems. >> so ukrainians there saying they really don't want to talk about this issue that much anymore. again, as we've been saying, they've been trying to lay low, speak as little about this as possible. they need support from bo

>> dave would sink only briefly, he would have lows. there'd be times when i'd talk to him and he'd sound really down, but he never stayed there. because he couldn't stay there. staying in that despondency, that hopelessness is excruciating. >> reporter: but now there finally seemed to be a break in the case. the unknown male dna on the sweatshirt had been identified as charles boney's. and just two days later, the cops brought boney in and started grilling him on how it ended up on the garage floor. >> that sweatshirt is in the middle of a crime scene of a triple homicide. somehow, that sweatshirt got there, your sweatshirt. you explain to me how it got there. >> i have no idea. >> reporter: boney admitted the sweatshirt had once been his, but said he'd dumped it in a salvation army dropbox about a month before the murders. >> it shows up at a crime scene. not laundered, not washed. if it would have went though the salvation army drop box that would have been a clean sweatshirt. your dna, chances are probably wouldn't have been on ther

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let's get into it with bloomberg's dave wilson. is it best in class, or what is happening with retail and home improvement these days? dave: it is about how you compete in a world where amazon.com is so dominant. target, and walmart as well, are figuring out better how to do that. curbside producing pickup, same-day deliveries, trying to compete better with amazon in the online world. you've got come at the same time, the home-improvement chains stepping up investments in their websites to try and build up that business as well. it really comes down to, in large measure, how well are these companies, these retailers , adjusting to a world where increasingly, people would rather sit in front of their computers and buy as opposed to going to the malls for stand-alone stores or anywhere else. guy: it does slightly seem that you are dammed if you do, dammed if you don't. it has to invest, and it has to invest very heavily. that hit the margins story at some point. do they have any option to go down that road? dave: they really don't be

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. and speaking of live pictures we're going to take you live to washington d.c. the second day of open testimony is just about to get under way in the presidential impeachment inquiry into president trump. we're there. there right there that's congressman julian castro and other all the others lined up in front of us. we're going to bring you live there over on ktvu plus. and ktvu's alyssa harrington will give us a full report on what to expect today. don't go anywhere. >> it is a busy day it was a busy week and we had some aggressive drizzle. >> yeah, right. >> that's in between mist or drizzle and shower. >> i texted him. >> i would agree with that. >> it was. it was a good one. at least that's what i was told by my neighbor risk tina. >> that's a good one. >> all right. system's coming in. this one a little different than yesterday because it's splitting has produced some rain to the north. not a lot, a little bit. sonoma county and northern napa county and also right into bodega bay

to pick up a 20 cent trinket to me it was a big waste of tame i like dave and buster the concept. it's part of what we call the experience economy but a funny thing happened to experience economy thesis. it turns out cruises, clamping and dave and busters, that doesn't translate into earnings power to say nothing of staying power with the consumer. all right. so the last time dave and busters missed guidance we see the same the thing with some cruise lines like carnival a well run institution and camping. dave and busters is off the table what kind of stock would be right for a 10-year-old like luca i always say don't over think it if you got a kid by that kid in kids shares in disney. disney plus, why the stock jumped 3% today. when you're buying stock for a young kid, you should go with the stock of a company they know now i personally can think of a brand no better than disney. you need that personal knowledge. why? this is one of the most important parts of investing i teach. stocks go down disney is something tangible you can see it you can figure if something is wrong or not

tuesday, november 19th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. let's check in with steve because weather certainly a big factor right now. >> tomorrow. >> tonight into tomorrow morning. >> correct. >> that will take us into thursday. temperatures coming down as we get this system dropping in. so i guess one hint of positive news is humidity's up and temperature's coming down. 62 to 68 near average to above. san francisco 62, 56. should be 62, 50. right there on the high but above as you can see on the low. this system is not going to give us anything in the way of rain. it has increased the low cloud deck and that's good because the humidity's up. 93% to 100% that's good. tomorrow it will start to drop. the wind is more northwest. we're concerned about will it be northeast also in the east bay hills more of a westerly. so far okay. 40s and 50s on the temps. that system will develop and that combination will give southern california some pretty good rain. north and east bay hills is the usual suspect here. a little

dave: we are certainly going to find out. netflix has spent so much on programming over the years that they have tried to make that a way to get people to watch them as opposed to everybody else. as opposed to everybody else. disney is talking about spending $1 billion next year on programs related to their disney plus. the price tag is seven dollars a month. when you figure that netflix is at $13? they are willing to take losses to build that business. what can the likes of discovery due to compete with that? we will certainly find out whether going for niches as discovery is planning to do will work out. vonnie: niches and ip and deals. it is seven dollars a month. that is a good deal for the year. dave wilson. check out and i wilson on the bloomberg. wilson on the bloomberg. coming up, find out why qualcomm is our stock of the hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i am guy johnson. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. time for our stock of the hour. qualco

. >> i'm dave briggs. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> we start with a big shock for the 2020 presidential field. former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, preparing a white house bid. bloomberg will file paperwork to get on alabama's ballot, ahead of the state's early filing deadline. the billionaire businessman has been making calls to connected democrats over the last few days, including, where else? iowa. a strategist that's worked with bloomberg said one major factor in his thinking is this week's election in virginia, where his gun safety group helped democrats win control of the state legislature. six weeks ago, bloomberg ruled out a run. >> the truth of the matter is, if you look at the layout of who is going to vote and where the country is, i would be unlikely to get elected. but in the private sector, i can make a difference. >> bloomberg rejected a run earlier because that path to victory seemed narrow with joe biden in the same lane. but biden has been struggling in the crowded democratic field, as forme

why does chairman dave king need to stand down? he feels hisjob yet is king need to stand down? he feels his job yet is done. king need to stand down? he feels hisjob yet is done. he king need to stand down? he feels his job yet is done. he arrived in 2015 to a club in turmoil. he wrestled control from a very unpopular board. he led the club up from the championship and stole steven gerrard as the manager here. now he's watching the side competing at the very top of the scottish premiership, alongside rivals celtic. it hasn't always been rosy. by celtic. it hasn't always been rosy. by the clubs own admission, they have accumulated debts of about £25 million over the last couple of yea rs. at million over the last couple of years. at today's agm, he says the clu b years. at today's agm, he says the club need a strategy and the ad hoc investment needs to stop. part of that could be a new issue in january. suggestions of a new overseas investment coming into this. the rangers fans see him as a hero, saving the club from a board they hated but now dave king has gone. 0r, he's going

>> dave, thanks so much. we'll get the rest of your forecast later. >>> president trump is back at his florida estate for the rest of the holiday weekend. the president is facing a new deadline from house democrats. they're giving him until friday, december 6th, to decide if he will participate in the impeachment hearings moving forward. the next public hearings will be held on wednesday. >>> news out of the nfl, where the league is punishing one of its players from betting on football games. arizona quarterback josh shaw will be suspended through the 2020 season, for betting on multiple games this season. the suspension was handed down on friday, by nfl commissioner, roger goodell. shaw has not place eplayed for cardinals yet. he was placed on injured reserve. >>> how about a little "morning boost." >> let's do it. >> christmas came early for shoppers in california, when they found out their groceries were paid for by a mystery woman. ta-da. >> well, it turns out, that's pop star, sia, who decided to surpris

joining me now is national politics reporter at news day and dave leventhal, he'll be joining me in just a minute. emily, i want to go to you. how does the holmes testimony fit into this impeachment narrative democrats are trying to build, and how damaging is this piece of the story line to the president? >> it really underscores how much the president was seeking to use public tools for his personal gain, very damaging indeed and very much undermines the defense and those allies to the president who say the democrats seeking to impeach the president or build a case against him don't have a lot of firsthand knowledge and much of it is hearsay. here we have a potential witness someone who's testified behind closed doors and seems willing to do so out in the open with firsthand knowledge of what the president and sondland talked about. >> emily, i want to take a look at holmes' oemg statement. he says i heard ambassador sondland greet the president, explain that he was calling from kyiv. i heard president trump clarify ambassador sondland was in ukraine. he replied yes, he was in ukraine a

i'm dave clark. pam cook has the day off and you know what it's cold here in the bay area in case you didn't know with freeze warnings in some area. >> and now we have freezing. . >> yesterday, many of the high temperatures never reached 50 degrees. it was pretty chilly. i'm blaming rosemary orozco. let's talk about your weather and the freeze warning in effect. >> good morning. it's a cold one out there. we've got temperatures below freezing this morning and let's get to the numbers. first, let's go to the north bay where santa rosa 27 degrees this morning probably going to fall a little bit farther than that. 43 in downtown san francisco. 36 in concord temperatures a little bit cooler yesterday morning. upper 20s in windsor. novato reporting 29. so many of us below freezing this morning. 34 in concord. 36 right now in moraga. you can see the frost advisory is for the inner east bay valley. the freeze warning for our north bay valley locations and it goes until 9:00 this morning. when i come back i'

i'm dave briggs. >> good morning. it's wednesday, november 13th, i'm christine romans and it's 4:00 a.m. in the u.s. donald trump is accused of leveraging $400 million in much needed military aid to ukraine, demanding in return an investigation into joe biden and his son. democrats' first witnesses, two career civil servants seated together for the entire day, bill tayloring temperature top american diplomat in ukraine saying he was told everything depended on ukraine publicly announcing these investigations. as taylor put it behind closed doors, that was my clear understanding, security assistance money would not come until the president of ukraine committed to pursue the investigation. >> george kent was in charge of ukraine policy and was concerned about politically motivating prosecutions. he was told the prosecution wanted nothing less. even in extraordinary times, this will be an extraordinary day. congressional reporter phil mattingly has more on capitol hill. >> christine and dave, here we go. this is it. this

dave holmes talked about and i think that everyone that has testified so far. really talked about the predicament that ukraine it is that they are in a position where they they need the united states they want to please the u.s. to to get what it is that they need but dave holmes made the point that this isn't in the past he painted a picture of ukraine still currently wanting to to get what it is that they need from from the u.s. so what might the long lasting effects of all of this be. this is situated in a much broader and more complicated story about the united states is interaction with europe with nato and particularly with ukraine which is sort of the hot point between nato on one hand and russia on the other inconsistent foreign policy towards ukraine and ukraine's efforts to shore up its own democracy have made it harder for the u.s. to basically hold a consistent stance in support of nato and ukraine and sort of westernization and liberalization efforts and even after the trump administration will make it harder for the united states to be able to cla

dave and christine? >> all right. >>> a stunning rise from obscurity to the top of the field in iowa, for pete buttigieg. the south bend, indiana, mayor, had a nine-point lead in september. it's a close race for second, with elizabeth warren at 16%. >> on the ground, for weeks, i have been feeling there's momentum. they connect with the message and get more and more interested in supporting this campaign. i know we have the biggest hills to climb ahead of us. we will stay disciplined and focused on doing that. >> i don't do polls. i know we need ideas that match the problems in this country. >> the biggest challenge facing buttigieg is a glaring lack of support in the black community. he will speak at morehouse college. the field getting a warning from obama. he talked about going too far on certain policies. he says voters want ideas rooted in reality. >> this is still a country that is less revolutionary than it is interested in improvement. they like to see things improve. but the average american doe

the podcast part of the problem, dave smith. [cheering] always complaining. [cheering] and his top hat is still been daylight savings time. host of fox nation. [cheering] what are you thinking of this whole impeachment process? >> i don't think it's going anywhere. these are quandaries list persuasions. if you ask them what's the strong one? now get back to you on that. nine times zero, that's what we've got. maybe if we get that tenth one. >> i can't wait to use out on someone. >> everybody has a long list. it works though. it's true. if somebody has one big thing, if they come at you with a list, you ask the most important one and they have to solve that. if they can't, nothing. >> if you get to the ninth thing, do they say good argument, i give up. no. they start with the first one. what's the best one? knockdown down, what you think about the others? >> no. crush them. >> i think i was hypnotized by all that. [laughter] i agree with this guy. i think donald trump is a better chance he gets impeached then the reelection. i don't think it's that crazy. even

dave and christine? >> ryan, thanks. >>> the trump administration has started the formal process of withdrawing from the paris climate accord. mike pompeo submitting notification to the united nations. withdrawal will take place just one year after the 2020 election. president trump claims this punishes workers and enriches foreign countries. the united states contributes more to global warming than any other country. >>> police are investigating a deadly stabbing at a popeyes restaurant in maryland. they say the victim was stabbed monday night in a fight with another man over the fast food chain's popular chicken sandwich. the victim was rushed to a hospital in prince georges county where he later died. >> he knows what he did here tonight. he needs to do the right thing and step up. he needs to turn himself in. >> police confirm the deadly fight was related to popeyes' wildly popular chicken sandwich. it just returned after debuting this summer and selling out nationwide. >>> a california transit worke

i'm julia chatterley. >> i'm dave briggs. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> we start with a big shock for the 2020 presidential field. former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, preparing a white house bid. bloomberg will file paperwork to get on alabama's ballot, ahead of the state's early filing deadline. the billionaire businessman has been making calls to connected democrats over the last few days, including, where else? iowa. a strategist that's worked with bloomberg said one major factor in his thinking is this week's election in virginia, where his gun safety group helped democrats win control of the state legislature. six weeks ago, bloomberg ruled out a run. >> the truth of the matter is, if you look at the layout of who

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. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and i am happy we had no fog to drive through this morning. >> i did not either. >> steve. >> i did not either. that was a relief compared to yesterday. >>> we do have a few high clouds spewing over the inland temperature. it will probably just be confined over by the coast and that ridge is protecting us. another very warm day. you'll have a lot of company as well. i 50s on the temps. upper 40s and 50s. i think more low 40s to mid 40s to the north and a few high clouds spilling over. that's really the only thing wrong. lots of sun. mostly sunny. 60s, 70s and a few near 80 degrees today. sal's here. a lot more quieter on his traffic camera as i assume. >> i don't think it's going to be quiet like yesterday i think everyone's back. let's take a look at the commute here coming in to tracy, you can still get a very nice drive with very little slowing. there's just a little bit on 205. obviously it's nice and early. you can get into livermore and pleasanton.

i agree dave. very cold out there. mid 20s to mid 30s for inland locations today. mid 30s or mid 40s around the bay. 26 for you low 40s in oakland. 34 in livermore and san jose also a cold one for you at 40 degrees. giving you a live look at sfo. partly cloudy. as we get moo the afternoon we may have a few scattered showers and that's about it. it's not going to be a big deal. mainly dry for your bay area friday. here's a look at the cooler temperatures down by 8 degrees in napa. osa. visibility is looking fwood for both. novato has dropped down about 1/4 mile. you kind of expect a little bit of ground fog to get through. as far as the conditions around the bay area again mainly dry. take a look at the sier with an advisory in place until noontime today. we do have that going. the winter weather advisory all the way down into the sierra foothills this morning. this aspires at lunchtime and then you'll have a 24, 30-hour window before the next advisory moves in. if you are thinking about driving into the sierra. here's a look at the future cast model into the aftern