it starts with one name -- kate coosey. in 2009, johnny was reading his local paper and found an obituary for a woman who had been in africa with the peace corps. she was just 24. johnny didn't know kate, didn't know her family, but he felt called to tax and spend her funeral. he sat quietly in the very back and listened to her friends, her family, ministers, peace corps colleagues. unassumingly, he invited the family to stay in touch if there was anything he could ever do. only later did they relate what wasn't in the obituary. kate had been murdered in the dark of night after sounding the alarm on child abuse in her village in the african country of benin. johnny isakson was on the case from that day forward. not only was he a fixture on the foreign relations committee, he was actually ranking member on the africa subcommittee, so he put a framed photo of kate on his desk and leapt into action. senator isakson flew to benin to personally lean on its president. he met with peace corps officials. he built a legislative coal

kate? >> kathy park, thank you. >>> to air travel now. more people flying today than ever before, but the weather is keeping a lot of people from getting very far. blain alexander is at the busiest airport in atlanta. >> reporter: tonight the snow and ice mixing with the busiest air travel day of the year to create the perfect storm of airport misery. >> i'm worried that my flight will be canceled. >> reporter: thousands of delays from coast to coast. laguardia from san francisco to travelerfts stranded. >> god had a bigger plan for my travel plans. >> reporter: w are doing what they can to ease the pain. delta, american, jetblue and united a fees in certain cases d storms are expected to stretch into tuesday creating a slow into next week. >> tomorrow at 9:00 a.m., but the storm is coming tonight. so, just better to fly direct. >> reporter: at the world's busiest airport in atlanta with 300,000 passengers flying through today, they hope more lanes and employees will mean less wait time at

johnny did not know kate and did not know her family but he felt called to attend her funeral. he sat quietly in the very back and listened to her friends. her friends, her peace corps colleagues, and he invited the family to stay in touch if he could ever do anything and only later did they relay what wasn't in the obituary that kate had been murdered in the dark of night after sounding the alarm on child abuse in her village in the african country of benin. johnny isakson was only on the case c from that day forward. c not only was he a fixture on the foreign relations committee but in key member of the africa subcommittee so he put a framed photo of kate on his desk and leapt into action. senator isaacson flew to benin to personally lean on the president and that with peace corps officials and built a legislative coalition for reforms to better protect volunteers and like i said earlier because this is johnny isakson we are talking about we know how the story ends with results. he helped kate's parents pursue justice in just a couple of years after johnny sat down at the few

i'm kate bolduan in for brooke baldwin. thank you for joining us for a special christmas edition of "cnn newsroom." the date, the time may not be known, but president trump is still hoping that mitch mcconnell will kick off 2020 with what could be described as a belated christmas gift. a speedy acquittal in his senate impeachment trial. of course, not so fast, mr. president, because before senate republicans can act they actually need to get those articles of impeachment in hand. from house speaker nancy pelosi, of course. and she is showing no sign of budging in this moment. in a letter to house democrats, actually, pelosi notes this in part. the house solemnly honored our oath of office by passing articles of impeachment. it remains for the senate to present the rules under which we will proceed. pelosi added the vote was overwhelming and inspiring. start with cnn's boris sanchez traveling with the president. he joins us from west palm beach, florida, right now. boris, the president has definitely blasted democrats repeat

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>> good evening, kate. we're keeping an eye on the with winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings in effect. this will turn into a messy storm for the middle of the country by saturday with snow on the northern edge of it, also heavy rain out ahead of this cold front for sunday, it's mostly rain but we could see an isolated chance of some severe weather ahead of this front lots of rain from the great lakes to the east coast. if you are traveling this weekend, saturday will likely see some delays in minneapolis, denver, chicago and the threat moves to the east as we go to sunday with possible delays in new york later in the day. washington d.c., as well, with some of that rain. so it's been good so far with the warmer temperatures but things take a turn going into the weekend, kate? >> thank you. >>> to the impeachment of president trump and the first voice of dissent, or at least dissatisfaction among republican senators over the way the senate leadership is planning the president's trial. we get mor

kate baldwin starts now. hello everyone, i am kate baldwin, thank you for joining us. this week marks the moment when the house representatives prosecute the president. tuesday, following report of weeks of investigation. the next day to the house judiciary committee. the committee responsible for drawing up any charges against the president for articles of impeachment. the big development there, the president trump's attorney will not be taking part in that committee first hearing scheduled for we understasched e scheduled for wednesday. the white house is facing a friday deadline announcing whether or not it will take part in any of the house hearing going forward. here is what the president had to say about it as he left the white house to head to london a short time ago. >> the do nothing democrats decided when i go to nato, this was set up a year ago. when i go to nato that was the exact time, one of the most important journeys that we make as president. for them to be doing this which is a hoax. boris s boris sanchez is there for us. what else is the president sa

i'm kate bolduan. president trump is on the world stage once again and it has been a morning of rapid-fire press conferences quite frankly with the president and other world leaders. first with the secretary-general of nato, then with the president of france and just now as you saw with the prime minister of canada. the big headlines really coming out of the president's meeting with french president emmanuel macron, where as these meetings typically include pleasantries between world leaders, statements about the strength of relationships between nations this morning we did not really see that. their interaction, macron and trump was tense to say the very least. president trump accusing emmanuel macron of giving a nonanswer on the question of taking back isis fighters into france and this is just hours after president trump called previous comments from macron about nato nasty. macron defended his remark that the world is facing the quote/unquote brain death of nato when they were sitting right next to

kate? >> and that the only other certainty is that the president will not be staying quiet throughout. >> that's true. >> out front with me now jerry connolly of virginia. thanks for coming in. >> good to be with you, kate. >> appreciate it. what the president is hitting on some of his tweets are something i've heard from other republicans that democrats said there was urgency behind impeachment in the house because the president presented a national security threat. you had said he posed a clear and present danger, and now real or perceived democrats are holding up process in the senate. what do you say to that? >> i think that the speaker has reason to want to know what the institution, the house of representatives is handing over to the other institution, the united states senate and what kind of fair trial they're going to organize? she's got to be bothered as most of us are including lisa murkowski of alaska, the republican senator by statements made by the majority leader mitch mcconn

as i say, mike and kate will be back shortly. you can see the front pages online of course, on the front pages online of course, on the website, all they are days a week. if you missed programme in the evening, watch it later on the iplayer. so, thank you michael, thank you kate, thank you for watching. goodbye. 0ur weather is turning quite murky at the moment. we have got some dense patches of fog and unlike the last couple of nights the fog has become quite widespread to the south—east of this weather front as well. away from that, zooming out into the atlantic, we are looking at the next weather system that is just waiting on the wings. this will spread and bring some rain and strong winds to the north—west of the uk. time being overnight, further showers and brisk south—westerly winds will stop the dense fog patches a few in the midlands but mostly across the thames valley area. fogged out at heathrow, stretches around the m25 some dense fog forming as well. it means that some fog patches may well linger into the first

did kate brush off her husband as they filmed a bbc christmas special? one royal source tells us the two make a point to keep the pda to a minimum at public events because they are the future king and queen. the most you'll get is william opening a door or putting his hand on her back, plus a rare moment when kate puts her hand on williams's knee or a fun hug after a competition. i mean compare the couple with harry and meghan. those two n be very touchy fey. but in this moment kate was mindful that she w being recorded by multip cameras and just wanted to remain profession. in a good place and devoted to , their family. >> have a very happy christmas. >> in fact, here's a look at the cambridge christmas card taken over the summer. te, william and the kids are perched on a vintage motor bike. kate signs the card with her given name, catherine. >> oh, she signed it catherine. >> they're very fancy those royals. >> this is a great day for you to be here today. the voice cwned their winner last night and you were on e show for three seasons. >> i can'tait t

it happened this afternoon abc 7 news reporter kate larson there live with what happened. kate? >> reporter: of course this is absolutely devastating and our hearts go out to the family and entire school community here. we don't know many details officially about the accident other than it happened on the yard and students and faculty witnessed what happened. on thursday around 1:00 in the afternoon a young student died after she was injured on the playground at mark day school. an independent k through 8 school in san rafael. in a statement the head of the school said members of our staff witnessed the accident, immediately called 911 and did their best to at minister care to the student. he was transported to kaiser hospital right around the corner from the school. unfortunately he didn't survive. a retired firefighter was at the school for an unrelated event and heard about what happened. >> it was a difficult call and it's tough for the parents and everybody involved and the first responders for them too. >> reporter: the school said they're working with authorities to inves

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kate? >> appreciate it. >>> despite president trump's claims that republicans are united in the impeachment fight and they largely are, there are a handful of senators who may be making the white house and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell nervous. one of them is alaska's republican senator lisa murkowski, a moderate memorably did not vote with republicans on brett kavanaugh's supreme court position, you might recall. now coordinating and be in lock step with the white house when it comes to impeachment trial strategy. >> in fairness when i heard that i was disturbed. to me it means we have to take that step back from being hand in glove with the defense. and so i -- i heard what leader mcconnell had said. i happen to think that that has further confused the process. for me to prejudge and say, there's nothing there, or on the other hand, he should be impeached yesterday, that's wrong. in my view, that's wrong. >> joining me now, samantha vin gr vingrad and thank you all for being with

kate >> matt bradley, thank you. >>> a retired navy s.e.a.l. who has been celebrated by president trump is under new scrutiny tonight after "the weekly"'s documentary series from "the new york times" obtained videotaped interviews from the navy investigation of gallagher's conduct. we'll warn you what you're about to see and hear is disturbing. >> the guy got crazier and crazier. >> reporter: in 2018 one after another navy s.e.a.l.s expressed grav concerns about their platoon leader eddie gallagher. >> you can tell he was perfectly okay with killing anybody. >> they are going against this unwritten rule of not taking dirty laundry outside of the s.e.a.l.s. >>reporter: in navy tapes obtained by "the weekly," they accuse gallagher of targeting civilians, women and children. >> i saw eddie take a shot at probably a 12-year-old kid. >> it turned into the platoon being eddie's personal sniper escort to get him from place to place so he could try to do sniper ops >> reporter: team members saying they would intentionally fire shots to warn iraqi civil

kate, do you wa nt to this on its front page. kate, do you want to give us your take on germany seeing cremin's can between killing a chechen rebel in a berlin park. this talks about the death of a chechen man in a berlin park. he was shot. and germany is blaming two russian agents and has expelled them. they had not heard about this case at all. it has echoes of the sergei skripal attack, the salisbury attack, where you have russian agents operating within a country and some really horrific deaths being carried out. i think there was some more details not only in the ft but the times covers it as well. it talks about the russian agents working out of a base in the french alps and it gives them access to european countries they are able to move in and out of. at the end of the day, this killing has seen two russian spies effectively being kicked out of germany and it has certainly ramped up tensions between germany and russia. going back to salisbury, the russians, they are a rogue state and they do these things at will. and if t

i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. out front tonight, trump's increasingly frustrated on impeachment. taking it out on twitter again today. attacking the house speaker as she continues to withhold the articles of impeachment from the senate. this tweet, just hours after pelosi herself tweeted, quote, the facts are clear and every witness told the same story. despite the president's attempts to cover it up. it's just the second time this week that pelosi has taken to twitter to call president trump out by name. trump, on the other hand, well, he can't seem to stop tweeting or retweeting attacks on speaker pelosi every day this week. 21 times so far. i know. you've been counting. he clearly isn't convincing pelosi to engage. and you know he's definitely not going to then take the pelosi family advice. >> we're probably one of the few families in america who did not talk about impeachment at the christmas dinner table. she said you have to put politics on the shelf. you can't obsess about things 24/7. >> panel of round is

kate? >> morgan, thank you. >>> that fateful day last july when president trump called ukraine's president asking for a favor. of course, that led to an impeachment. we're getting the first look atty trove of emails that very same day from the white house that could come into play in a senate trial. kelly o'donnell with the details. >> reporter: in a search for impeachment evidence, senate democrats seized upon newly released documents. >> this email is explosive. a top administration official, one that we requested is saying stop the aid. >> reporter: that email discussed suspension of military aid to ukraine, part of 146 heavily redacted pages obtained by the center for public integrity. written on that same july day when president trump raised the issue of a favor to ukraine's president zelensky, seeking an investigation of the bidens. just 90 minutes after that call that prompted impeachment -- >> it was a great call, not just a good call. it was a perfect call. everybody said it was pe

ok for more on this i'm joined by data political correspondent kate brady kate president say it off the events that took place in $21000.00 he reflects mostly on the attack in the city of what does that tell us i think it really underlines the importance of this issue right now in germany of course the number of and all reports of anti-semitic crimes has been slowly creeping up in recent years and of course the event in hollerin october which you mentioned really did shake german society and of course under semitism is an issue that germany is still trying to address and has been trying to address for decades now and of course whenever crimes like this happen anywhere in the world people react with a reaction of horror but of course in germany there is that added gravitas weight particular when it comes to and his magick crimes given germany's history but it was interesting too that he reflected on the door that that prevented that white supremacist from entering the synagogue and saying that this was symbolic as well of germans and he was asking germans or he will later today as german

kate will understand. so, kate, gutted. truly gutted that you are leaving us and i think you know that, already. i have tried to put a bit of christmas sparkle on it, but horrendous knees. anyway, suffice to say, it is a terrible loss for us. i wish you all the success of there, i know you are going to be a huge success. stay in touch, either, and by ap when i get touch, either, and by ap when i get to washington. sending you lots of love from the site. goodbye, kate. he does waffle on, but we do love him. another person who played to say goodbye is wrong because they. what can i say? kate has been the glue of not only beyond 100 days but the dc bureau. she worked so hard, she is so tireless, dedicated and best of all a great friend. kate, we‘re going to miss you so much. we love you, you are the best and we just cannot wait to see what you are going do next. thank you very much. james, thank you very much for joining us today. kates, thank you for the last 12 years. we have had a great time travelling around the world to

i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. the senate minority leader holding a last-minute press conference telling mitch mcconnell he will force senate votes on every witness and every document if the leaders can't strike a deal ahead of the senate trial. a trial stuck in limbo as house speaker nancy pelosi withholds the articles of impeachment while they negotiate the rules. senator schumer predicting today he'll have republicans on his side. >> we at the very minimum will require votes from all of the senators on each of the witnesses and about each of these sets of documents. and i don't think my colleagues, democrat or republican, are going to want to vote to withhold evidence. >> senator schumer wants witnessing like mick mulvaney and former national security adviser john bolton to testify. and now detailing that he wants documents that include internal emails and documents from the white house, the state department, and the budget office related to trump's efforts with ukraine. schumer's warning just hours after senato

well kate brady joins us now from that s.p.d. party conference that's taking place here in berlin hello to you kate so explain to us why this change in the leadership of the social democrat party is so significant . with this change in leadership certainly indicates a shift in the direction of the social democrats here in germany they've been facing an existential crisis for so many years now and that's just been highlighted time and time again over the last almost 2 years in which social democrats have been in the current grand coalition government with. cons service halves and also the new leadership bijou are there also staunch critics of the so-called grand coalition. in germany and they actually ran through the leadership race with the pledge that they would pull the s.p.d. out of they say current governing coalition here in germany now it seems the least if we listen to any of the. of what the new leadership was saying yesterday it seems that they are now backpedaling on that pledge saying that they are not going to push th

i'm kate larson. the native of san francisco known for producing a charlie brown christmas has died. he passed away on christmas day after suffering congestive heart failure. abc news got a tour of his home when interviewing him some years ago. he was an executive producer of numerous animated peanuts specials along with the charlie brown christmas. he was 86 years ol. we head to our meteorology lisa argen who has been tracking the bay area forecast a little cool out there. >> but pretty from mount tammy. the scleer are clear sky. 45? san francisco. 36 half moon bay. from the roof kaem you can see the sky are clear and winds calm but the 29 in napa. mid-and upper 50s today. rain arrives this >>> welcom >>> welcome back to gma on this saturday morning. prince george and princess charlotte made their christmas walk to church debut this year with the young princess showing off her perfect curtsy as her grandmother, queen elizabeth, passed. coming up more on the royals as we reveal the secret visits their

since sam had keys to kate's house, we went to kate's house. we snuck away in the night. we always had our clothes in the washing machine. without our clothes, we'd go to your house. there was no wall around it. there was just you on the street. then we were feeling really exposed. we knew they were going to eventually find the housing list where all the americans lived. we were running out of money. so that's when bob anders, who had been there about four months, called his good friend, john, from the canadian embassy, and said, we're really in trouble. john said, why didn't you call sooner? yes, we'll take you all in. the brits took us. this was after about five days. the brits took us over to their house. we were in the safety net of the canadians. >> tell us more about that. the canadian government played an instrumental role in your exfiltration, keeping you safe. ambassador taylor. what exactly did the canadian government do during this time? >> they were absolutely amazing. they didn't -- we didn't know -- the rest of us knew up none of canadians. they took us in.

i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, happy holidays, have a great weekend. >>> right now at 6, a mysterious shooting appears to have been road rage. the crime hasn't been solved even though police say they know who's responsible. >>> plus, it could have been worse. a lot of questions about why half a dozen people who escaped a there rent >>> first, the pain from an unthinkable tragedy isea bay ce together tonight for the three teenagers who died in crash christmas night. >>> the news at 6 stsartsor joi friday. i'm janelle wang. >> an entire east bay community is trying to come to grips with a deadly christmas night crash. 16-year-old twin brothers and their best friend were the victims. >> jody hernandez is live at a roadside memorial. >> reporter: that's right. people have been stopping by the accident scene all day. you can see all of the flowers and teddy bears and candles. some teenagers have even been carving in messages into the tree trunk out here. this is a tragedy that >> reporter

[laughter] kate about cats. i'm wanting anyone on the film production crew had a kat or is ever seen a kat. i get the allure of the play, that it was supposed to be, we can't let cats run across a stage so we have to have actors playing it. i would think if you are making the film you'd be a little more catlike. instead they are more humanlike, more creepy, and frankly i don't office us to be cats are furry's. and so maybe that's where work is growing a beard maybe he's ready to. creepy. greg: why couldn't he have just use real cats? >> exactly there's not real cats is just a bunch of theater nerds jumping around leotards. nobody wants that. if you get real cats the bad stuff around, they nap on each other. they get may be a dj playing the greatest hits of the '90s and the. i would watch that. greg: i like that, i would sponsor them. i hate all holiday films. but you knew that. back after we are out of time, thanks to doctor drew pinsky, kate hyde, cates, and cyrus. [background noises] r r r r r r. >> thank you

kate? >> and it is online for everyone to see, but these nine pages, as manu is just detailing, this is another document that will be inserted into the history books, as this is the fourth time only in history that a president has faced impeachment charges, as we are looking at right now. manu, stick close. thank you so much. >>> so, we were listening previously to steve scalise, kevin mccarthy laying out what the republican argument is here and going forward in the face of these impeachment charges. let's get over to pamela brown who's at the white house. very clearly, it sounds like what we hear, we're going to hear more from the president, what we just heard from kevin mccarthy and steve scalise. >> reporter: republicans on the hill and the white house are very much in line on their messaging. we're hearing those same talking points that what is transpiring with the democrats is really their intent to overturn the will of the people. that the argument made here at the white house and rep

along the embarcadero, i'm kate larson, abc7 news. >>okay, kate, thanks very much. now, abc7 news contributor and chronicle insider phil matier joined us on abc7 news at 6:00 today to talk about the navigation center and explain how the city will try to make it a success. >> mayor knows this will be watched. she knows her name is on the line and building any other shelter is on the line. what's she doing? she's going to have special clean up crews in a two-block radius, set up a safe zone. their own designated police foot patrol. >> and in the north bay, sonoma county officials tomorrow will announce emergency response measures for the homeless crisis in their community. sky 7 was over an encampment earlier today on highway 12 near the sonoma county fairgrounds. the press democrat report includes the short term indoor and outdoor shelters near the fairgrounds. an estimated 3,000 people are homeless in sonoma county. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. what do you have in mind? share those ideas by joining our better bay area group on faceboo

kate: hi, travis. i'm kate. lemonis: if i can just get these guys to actually tell their story, the chances of selling that watch are increased dramatically. i tasked them with putting together a simple board that told their story, create a silent salesman that said exactly what you do and why you do it. travis: all right. kate: "express yourself." "get creative." "flexible." ismael: how about this? "flex isn't just a fashion statement, it's a lifestyle." kate: i mean, obviously this is a very... california-inspired mood board. ismael: it feels like a travel agency. you know? like, you're enticing me to go to california. lemonis: there was a story. it just wasn't the story that i was gonna invest in. it felt like venice beach meets, i don't know, "hawaii five-0." did you know it was a watch company? kate: no. trevor: we were trying to make it cool in some way. i think a lot of middle america buy that california lifestyle. lemonis: so you're a california-lifestyle brand now? trevor: well, we grew up here, and so

>>> hello everyone, i am kate baldwin, thank you so much for joining me this hour. it is becoming something of a holiday tradition. president trump speaks with troops overseas to thank them for their service. the president weighing in on the standoff between speaker pelosi and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell offering up this vote of confidence in the republican leaders. >> that decision is based on mcconnell. he has the right to do whatever he wants. he's the head of the nate. >> chuck schumer warns democrats, they will force a vote on every witness and document if he and mitch mcconnell can not reach a deal over the impeachment trial. over in the house, a top aid is raising a new court filing, the prospect of impeaching the president a second time. the senate trial does not seem to be going anywhere any time soon so standby to standby. we'll all do that together and while we do. let's get to florida traveling with the president. kristin holmes, what else did the president say this morning? >> the president had quite a bit to say. he did stay on message when

kate? >> great stuff. also, klobuchar says something really important which is the midwest is not flyover country. and obviously as a midwesterner i'm biased to it. especially in presidential politics, a lot more folks need to be paying a lot more attention to that. it's good to see you. great stuff. >> reporter: you bet. >>> coming up next, saudi arabia announces death sentences for the murder of jamal khashoggi. who is being held accountable for the journalist's killing and who is not. the wait is over. t-mobile is lighting up 5g nationwide. while some 5g signals go only blocks, t-mobile 5g goes miles... beyond the big cities to the small towns... to the people. now, millions of americans can have access to 5g on t-mobile. and this is just the beginning. t-mobile, the first and only nationwide 5g network. the doctor's office might mejust for a shot.o but why go back there when you can stay home with neulasta® onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta® reduced

that's a very important point, kate. what happened in 1999 in the clinton impeachment trial is that both sides put on their their cases, 100-0. questions were asked by the senate. >> i do find both sides -- essentially have said the opposite since 1999. so i'm stopping using that as an example and i will just talk about the hearing now, as you all know. i find it interesting and fascinating you think witnesses could be useful and witnesses should be seen in the senate. we'll see what happens as the president decides his defense team. >>> they describe him as toxic and evil. you are hearing directly from the navy s.e.a.l.s who turned in their platoon chief for alleged war crimes. what they say -- what they say and how chief eddie gallagher is responding. that's next. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam! oral or nasal. when it comes to using data, which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose u

(applause) thank you very much it's now my distinct honor to welcome our panelists tonight, kate cope is a former professor, she spent over 27 years in the diplomatic service of the united states, in 1979 she was serving as the director of the iran american society, she is one of the 52 americans who spent 444 days as a hostage in iran after the seizure of the embassy in tehran. kathleen stafford is a writer whose work has been required and since 1979 she was serving in tehran when it was seized she is one of six americans who were expatriated from iran with the assistance of the central intelligence agency and the canadian government, thank you for being here, please join me in welcoming our panelists. (applause) thank you again for being here, i'd like to start setting the, stage in 1979 what was the political climate like when you arrived there? >> well there were curfews, we were limited in terms of where we could go, my question was, what does an islamic republic look like? that was the reason i was there because this was the stated goal of the revolution to establish an islamic

i'm kate larson. we go right to meteorologist lisa argen who has a quick look at the weekend weather. lisa. >> kate, good morning. it's certainly cold out there. clear sky light winds. live doppler 7 showing the sweep on mount st. helena. we will be tracking clouds on precip later oh on as this system moves in later tonight. we are talking about rain for sunday. but right now look at the live lack, sparkling out there in san francisco. 45 downtown. it's 34 on the peninsula for redwood city. 36 in half moon bay. agrees are freezing in gilroy. and the golden gate bridge. 31 in livermore right now. and it's awfully cold through the morning hours. this is 8:00. we'll be in the 40s at the coast still. 30s elsewhere. by noontime we're in the 50s and we'll see more clouds by 4:00. it's dry tonight. we'll track the rain for you for your sunday afternoon coming up. kate. >> thanks, lisa irnlts we do have breaking news we are following this morning. authorities say a truck bomb in somalia is claiming at least 7

kate. >> thank you so much. really appreciate it. >>> so, now in north korea, christmas day has already come and gone. why is it particularly noor noteworthy this year on this day on the holiday as the country's leader threatens to send the united states quote a christmas gift. u.s. military officials had said they were expecting the north to conduct a long-range ballistic missile test. >> that would be the gift. this would be an escalation from the series of missile tests that pyongyang has conducted since the summer. as you can see obviously right here on this graphic. still, president trump when asked about this threat yesterday said this. >> let's see, maybe it's a nice present, maybe it's a present where he sends me a beautiful vase as opposed to a missile test. right? and they get a massage. they get a nice present from me. you don't know. you never know. >> you never do. joining me analyst, and senior adviser to president obama's national security adviser and david sanger national correspondent for the "n

kate and william's pda gate. did kate brush off her husband as they filmed the bbc christmas special. the two make a point to keep the pda at minimum because they are the future king and queen. the most you'll get is william putting his hands on her back. and a rare moment when kate puts her hand on william's knee or a fun hug after a competition. compare them with harry and meghan. they can be touchy feely. in this moment, kate was mindful she was being recorded by multiple cameras and wanted to remain professional. she and william are, quote, and in a good place and devoted to their family. >> have a happy christmas. >> in fact, here is is a look at the christmas card apparently taken over the summer. kate, william, and the kids are perched on a vintage motor bike. she signs the card with her given name. >>> is sophia vergara about to sign on? multiple sources the modern family star met with execs this week to discuss a variety of projects including her adjoining agt as a judge. >> why are you not returning to

[door closes] >> kate: hey. >> marlena: oh, hi. >> kate: hey, honey. roman told me about mackenzie's illness. i am so sorry. >> marlena: yeah, thanks. >> kate: yeah, you know we're all praying for her. >> marlena: thank you for that too, but right now, the person i'm most concerned about is hope. [gentle holiday music playing] ♪ >> hope: john, the salad is ready. i know marlena's not a fan of radishes, so i put them on the side. where is she? >> john: she went out. >> hope: oh, so i guess it's just the two of us for dinner after all. >> john: uh, hope-- >> hope: should i pour some more wine or--oh, do you want me to get the salad? >> john: no, no, no. hope, please. please--please don't. >> hope: all right, then let's just... [sighs] sit down and relax for a second. >> john: hope, listen, what i'm trying to say is we're not gonna be having dinner here tonight, or any night for that matter. >> hope: why not? >> john: well because i-- i think it's time that you move out. >> male announcer: like sands through the hourglass, so are the "days of our lives.

this is business i'm kate ferguson welcome. germany's biggest airline is gearing up for more of strikes the ofo and union that represents cabin crew has called on stop a subsidiary german wings to stage walkouts for 3 days starting on monday it's the latest development in a long running dispute over pay and benefits a 2 day strike in november stranded thousands of travelers. at 1st it was all about a 2 percent wage increase for cabin crew that the union demanded from lufthansa in addition to more benefits and allowances for flight attendants but the 2 sides can't agree that puts look tuns a c.e.o. cost inch bore in an unfavorable light despite his plans for a radical restructuring of lufthansa he's unable to put the company's worries to rest for years the main problem has been the brutal price competition of low cost carriers in the 1st 9 months of this year lufthansa had $3400000.00 customers more than the year before and revenue increased by 3 percent but profits slumped because tickets were cheaper than ever. it's the same p

thank you mark and kate. >>hey guys we've got mostly clear skies outside right now up toward the golden gate bridge sharon is mostly clear going to be a chilly night ahead tonight as the skies going to see mostly clear some clouds moving into early tomorrow morning live these lows overnight lows dropping down the 30's and the 40's in 30's inside the base or waking up to a couple of patches of frost that will be early on tomorrow the kind of be a chilly day around the bay area eyes generally in the 50's but some 40's over the mountain tops next few days will here we go we get ready for all day. if santa coming to town with some rain moving in right about midnight tomorrow night showers possibly in the christmas day. thank you lord. thank you kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> the paramedic accused of murdering his wife with eyedrops. >> it didn