prosecutor becky holt opened for the state. >> defendant had a plan. his plan was to murder his wife. his plan was to get away with it. >> with no murder weapon found, the prosecution's case was built on that partial shoe print. they knew now that jason once owned a pair of hushpuppies like these that matched the print. they were now missing. they also told jurors about the early morning visit to the gas station and the suspicious activity at the hotel, but the thrust of their case was this. jason young was trying in the most violent possible way to get out of a troubled marriage. >> were you aware of tensions in that marriage? >> yes. i was well aware. >> meredith fisher, michelle's sister, lived near the couple. and for a period was cassidy's nanny. as the young's fights intensified, she took on the role of marriage counselor too. >> what would you say were the main issues? >> michelle's main issues were, jason being more responsible, understanding her more, and his main concern was their lack of sex life. >> prosecutors called friends to the stand t

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s. equity futures. the dow futures are indicated down by 250 points s&p futures down by 28 nasdaq off by 88 this comes after a mixed day for the markets yesterday. the dow was up by 70 points yesterday. the s&p 500 and nasdaq were both down s&p down by half a point nasdaq composite down by 28 points let's look at what happened overnight in asia. stocks selling off after a weak industrial output and retail sales numbers were reported. a live report from beijing in a moment nikkei down by 2%. hang seng off by 1.6%. shanghai composite off by 1.5% let's look at europe some of the early trading. right now red arrows across the board. dax off by 1%. cac down by 0.8% so is the ftse in london stocks are weaker in italy and spain. down by 1% let's look at what happened in the u.s. treasury market you will see now the ten-year is yielding 2.879%. you are still looking at the two and five-year yields inverted. the five-year at 2.715 >> breaking trade news overnight. china's finance ministry posting

brian sullivan joining us with more good morning again >> morning, becky. this is going to be a contentious meeting. just in june they were adding to production we needed to bring prices down they did that sort of weird ratio thing where everyone tried to do the math in their head about how many barrels a day they were going to add to the market now the consensus to those that we have talked to is that opec is going to cut production by about 1.3 million barrels a day. they're going to fight over that but here's what makes it more interesting. this is possibly the last meeting for opec ever for the country of qatar it was the first arab state to join after the origin naal fiven 1961 it will be the first arab state to leave that's what the opec meeting looks like we all stand in that stairwell and then rush up to try to get comments generally from the saudis and bigger producers there this is going to be an interesting meeting. also what's it going to be like knowing that one of your not original but oldest members, becky, is about ready to say good-bye i me

becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> i'm stealing some of those. i like the honey extension. that's one i can actually -- >> work with. >> can do every day. the credit cards make me irvous. f yowork thacred ca game, it n i know you've got to be careful with your credit score. those points can really come in handy. >> becky, call me. >>> luke skywalker just got arrested. >> what? and boot cut jeans are making a comeback? we'll have more next. >> what? and boot cut jeans are making a comeback? we'll have more next. 're age 50, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most available throu

here is abc's becky worley with some tips. >> oh, an xbox. >> reporter: the joy of the gift, the excitement of playing, but before christmas is even done -- >> you guys. you've been on that thing all day. get off! >> reporter: jim steyer, founder of common sense media, explains the issue. >> so with kids, self-regulation is tough. it's really helpful i think to set time limits. >> reporter: his first tip, create a media contract. common sense has them available

becky holt was the prosecutor who opened for the state. >> the defendant had a plan. his plan was to murder his wife. his plan was to get away with it. >> reporter: with no murder weapon found, the prosecution's case was built on that partial shoe print. they knew now that jason once owned a pair of hushpuppies like these that matched the print. they were now missing. they also told jurors about the early morning visit to the gas station and the suspicious activity at the hotel, but the thrust of their case was this, jason young was trying in the most violent possible way to get out of a troubled marriage. >> were you aware of tensions in that marriage? >> yes. i was well aware. >> reporter: meredith fisher, michelle's sister, lived near the couple and for a period was cassidy's nanny. as the youngs' fights intensified, she took on the role of marriage counselor too. >> what would you say were the main issues? >> michelle's main issues were jason being more responsible, understanding her more, and his main concern was their lack of sex life. >> prosecutors called frie

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the 7th episode drama stars olivia cook who plays becky sharp, ambitious social climber in british society. >>> plenty of things watch. i know. >> i have the next two days off. >> off long list? >> they are all holiday movies, elf on the top of my list. >>> a tsunami pounds indonesia killing hundreds over the weekend. coming up, the desperate search for survivors. deal talk. when you're powering up for a video game binge try my new chilli cheese or triple cheese and bacon curly fries for just $3. jack. so just so you know, i was like this close to totally destroying your planet until i heard about those fries. that's uh, so thoughtful. try my new $3 sauced and loaded fries. my new $3 sauced & loaded fries with curly fries and all-beef chilli or triple cheese and bacon are perfect for a late night video game binge. i would destroy the entire zerkanian armadathfries. or you could just pay 3 bucks. or that. try my new $3 sauced and loaded fries. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> today makes day 3 of a partial government shutdown over president trump's border wall. h

becky worley is here to help. hey, becky, good morning. >> good morning, dan. so many new gaming consoles, phones, laptops, tablets handed out yesterday. i say give it 20 days and parents will lose their mind with screen time battles dominating families. enter new devices that give parents a way to implore time limits, filters and remote kill switches for kids' devices. >> reporter: the sargents, like almost every family in america, are trying to manage screen time. >> we're constantly trying to engage them, let's go here but they are so addicted to them they don't know how to come off them. >> reporter: they limit their usage but this summer we asked them to do an experiment. if the kids could have unlimited time on their devices, how much time would the kids choose? after a week of binging -- >> what time are you planning to go to bed? >> whatever time i fall asleep. >> reporter: and finishing out with an average of about five hours a day, the entire family knew they needed help regulating their screen time. so they turned to circle with disney. a $99 device

packed up it must have happened now becky exactly. more than the most hands initial response had been inadequate but now it was time for a revival talk a little some muslims no moved from merely reacting to taking action putting the western crusaders on the defensive with hindsight this is seen as a breakthrough as a revival of the jihad in the muslim near east the crusades an arab perspective of her so to revive at this time on. this is al jazeera. hello i'm sam is a this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes protesting against sudan's president omar bashir accuses demonstrates of being traitors more protests a planned. flashpoint close to damascus syria and missile defense systems shoot at so-called enemy targets fired by israeli warplanes .

becky worley is here to help. all right, becky, break it down. can we still get the deliveries if we're among the procrastinators? >> reporter: yes? >>ish. >> if you want delivery in time for christmas, it is possible but if you don't have prime it's probably going to cost you. so let's start by talking amazon. cecilia, i sent you a package. so, good news, you see it there. it's not one that's going to get snagged off your porch. i had it delivered to the studio. good news, the deadline for two-day shipping is tomorrow, saturday, 12-22. one-day cutoff is sunday, 12/23. monday, christmas eve, there is same day shipping. it's available on prime products on select products in select locations. any other stores that still offer shipping, most don't, the cutoff is noon eastern today, 9:00 a.m. on the west coast so ticktock. >> hurry up. for the procrastinators. online or in person tomorrow is going to be a crazy day. you have got some survival tips. >> reporter: if you are going to out there -- number one, shop local. they depend on last-minute shoppe

international with me becky aaron great to have you with us our top story french president emmanuel mcclaren is right now meeting with france's political elite and union chiefs after almost four weeks of nationwide protests by the yellow vest movement on saturday parts of paris were left strewn with burned out cars shattered glass and group of bullets in what was some of the worst rioting in over a decade our correspondent sheila depend ski reports from the french capital. the french finance minister whose describe these protests that have been going on now for the last four weekends as being an economic catastrophe with france with french economic growth being reduced boy zero point one percent a result of them why we've been describing these protests as being a spontaneous social need when two of the last three weeks there is invite something deeper behind it it's social media mainstream media outlets now suggesting that facebook algorithms could be to blame for spreading these protests on twitter yes those pesky russian boats they're at it again with some two hundred accounts retreating o

carried us around as proudly as you're carrying around that thing. 30 years ago, i didn't do your aunt becky's closets for free. the whole family got together and decided i was cheap -- called me "high pockets." well, we'll see what her boy brian says when he opens what esquire magazine called "the last under-counter wine fridge you'll ever need." wow. (both laugh) high pockets. can we just find the bar? how funny would it be if i said no? (laughs) mother of...us. mom! what is she doing here? she's not even related to these people! oh, my god. you, me, mom, dad, alone. without gloria to absorb the hate. okay, why am i scared? i'm feeling scared. because you are flashing back to every family event ed with dad whisper-screaming at mom,

becky, this is something called the triple dip? >> that's right, the triple dip. between now and christmas, there are just fewer sales and we spend so much money this time of year that any discounts can really add up so layer in the savings, automate it with web tools and make every day a lot more like black friday. as we head into the peak of holiday shopping deals get harder to find but according to cnet's rick roida, aka the cheapskate, there is a trick to saving called the triple dip. >> when you combine what you're getting from your credit card company with every purchase with what you can get back with cash back services, it can really start to add up. >> reporter: the trifecta, a coupon code, money back from a rebate club like ebates and cash back from a credit card. the coupon code is first. >> honey is a browser extension. it helps you find coupon codes at checkout. >> reporter: every time it recognizes a checkout page it runs through its database and tries all the available codes. then it tells you which one nets you the biggest savings. next dip, online

. >> and of course the return of danny, joey, uncle jesse and aunt becky kept things interesting on set. >> yeah, everything takes longer to do when any of them are here except lori. it's just the jokes just keep coming and coming and coming and they're just like squirrel. they get distracted so easily. >> which we saw firsthand in our interview with john and his buddy josh peck who's guest starring. ♪ i don't want to fall asleep 'cause i'll miss you babe and i don't want to miss a thing ♪ >> how we got eight seasons of the original show done with us as children and the three of them as older children, i don't know how we managed to do that. >> a true accomplishment. >> yeah. >> i feel the same way about working with this guy right here. >> i never get distracted. >> season four of fuller house starts friday on netflix. >> coming up -- >> before hoda and before regis kathie lee had "e.t." >> he gave me this gorgeous ring. >> then christian bale's incredible transformation into dick cheney. >> i'm always happy to see a man have a longer time in hair and make up. >> and steve carell's

international with me becky aaron great to have you with us this hour now our top story a day of rage is expected to sweep paris later this day as yellow vests protesters prepare for a fourth round of government rallies now despite french president emanuel earlier bowing to pressure and canceling proposed fuel tax hikes the southern city of leon has already been hit by fierce protests with police using tear gas to disperse a student riot. while protests have been against reforms in general students specifically have been rallying against proposed exam changes according to local media dozens of arrests have been made across multiple cities over the past few days schools have been blockaded forcing many to close the main one in the french capital six locations have been labeled potential hold spots with paris injuring some of the was to open rioting in decades last saturday show the two penske reports on the preparations to stem the violence with bated breath that many parisians are wondering what will become a city this saturday three weekends of violence help already rocked the capita

international with me becky airing our top story violence flares in boston alone as pro independence protests erupt in spain's council lonia region more than sixty protesters and police might have been injured with anger escalating over a federal government cabinet meeting in the region and regional council. with flies less often barricades built the extra police were brought in ending with at least thirteen arrests a local journalist bush is up to speed with events. burma the cabinet meeting is held in madrid that as pedro sanchez it already and that is the actually also want to do it here in barcelona and people took it as a provocation because only one year ago catalonia declared independence so people obviously are angry because they want to be independent and they want to be separate separate from the hosting so as you can see a behind me you have signs of leave it at this is politico's which means these libor rate the political prisoners still nine of them are held in detention and basically you have old people you have young people protesting and so trying to remember what hap

premier's which stretch into northern afghanistan the allée and the chance which reach into kazakstan was becky stone. in china but as you can stand has only one ski resort soffit is about seventy kilometers north of the taxi capital ducharme bay it was built during the soviet era but has been renovated and expanded in recent years after the first big snow fall of two thousand and eighteen olympics aleesha. has a lesson to give he represented tajikistan in the two thousand and fourteen olympics held in sochi russia. whenever i'm teaching the kids i feel great because this is my sport i teach them from the bottom of my heart because these kids will become flag bearers of the deacon then. aleesha teaches these children for free the kids come from poor families who can't afford the latest warm clothing but that doesn't in any way dampen the children's enthusiasm. i have been skiing for one year i want to ski in other countries i want to be the best at this poll. there may be only a couple of runs on these mountain slopes but they are enough to challenge these young learners and some who are consid

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international with me becky aaron great to have you with us this hour now we do start with a developing story in italy where six people have been killed and over one hundred injured during a stampede at a nightclub in the eastern city of ancona reports suggest the stampede was triggered by pepper spray being used in the club but no. version has been given so far revelers were packed in for a concert at the venue to see a famous italian rapper those injured have been receiving treatment at the scene while ten people are believed to be in a serious condition. now a day of rage is expected to sweep paris later this saturday as yellow vests protesters prepare for a fourth round of anti government rallies despite french president emanuel mccraw earlier bowing to pressure and canceling proposed fuel tax hikes the southern city of leon has already been hit by fierce protests with police using tear gas to disperse a student riot. acar . it was for protests have been against reforms in general student specifically is being rallying against proposed exam changes according to local media dozens of

becky fock is the manager on the left. she wants people to see the moment that an employee grabbed her and slammed her into the counter. police say the woman was arrested and charged with assault. fock claims this was a symptom of what she calls a hostile work environment, and when she complained, she learned she was fired. chipotle said her departure was not related to that event you see. >>> well, after a maryland third grader lost a class election, she got a letter from a woman who has been there. martha kennedy morales lost her class president election to a boy by just one vote. when hillary clinton heard, she wrote the 8-year-old a letter. martha's dad frequently posted about his daughter's campaign on facebook, and it caught the attention of someone close to clinton. in her heartwarming letter, clinton speaks from experience, congratulating martha for running and saying, the most important thing is that you fought for what you believed in, and that is always worth it. >> and stay off facebook and don't listen to anyt

international with me becky arun very good to have you with us today top story now the u.s. state of alabama has launched a probe into an alleged meddling campaign during a twenty seventeen senate election which was earlier blamed on russia it turns out that a pro democratic billionaire funded a u.s. group they created more than a thousand fake russian votes on social media allegedly to discredit a republican rival with more on this his kaleb often. the attorney general for the u.s. state of alabama is looking into democratic party dissin for mation during the twenty seventeen special election it appears that roy moore the republican candidate may have lost due to some shady activities that did not come from russia the information is concerning the impact it had only election news something that's significant for us to explore and we'll go from there it's been revealed that during the special election democratic party operatives worked on facebook and twitter to undermine roy morris campaign now doug jones the democrat who won is backing a federal investigation i'd like to s

premier's which stretch into northern afghanistan the allée and the chin which reach into kazakstan was becky stone kyllikki stalin china but as you can stand has only one ski resort self it is about seventy kilometers north of the taxi capital ducharme bay it was built during the soviet era but has been renovated and expanded in recent years after the first big snow fall of two thousand and eighteen olympic slalom skia aleesha could also has a lesson to give he represented tajikistan in the two thousand and fourteen olympics held in sochi russia well i think. whenever i'm teaching the kids i feel great because this is my sport i teach them from the bottom of my heart because these kids will become flag bearers of the jig and then. alicia teaches these children for free the kids come from poor families who can't afford the latest warm clothing but that doesn't in any way dampen the children's enthusiasm. i have been skiing for one year i want to ski in other countries i want to be the best at this poll out there may be only a couple of runs on these mountain slopes but they are enough to chal

because it's so social issues that this person brings up raises an issue in this tweet this is from becky who says these songs spread across the african continent they spoke of revolutionary revolutionary is no excuse me with that word revolutionaries and the struggle of the natives being persecuted in their own. talk to us. with this in mind about being a musician during the apartheid era. you know. really difficult. of course having to witness what was really going on while i grew up being a help to her and helping kids you know but with nine hundred seventy six came that's when i started realizing what was ninety happening and i ask lot of questions that was when there was uprising d. so we to the students of so we to you know that the language of afrikaans as a medium of oppression but also. the thing whereby you know our people have been segregated because of their tribal you know and that is so it was decided is decided it's one must decide and they said no this is wrong we want to want to be one people and then also that you know everything that at this school we have to do like by

happening look at happened now becky exactly. as britain prepares to exit the people in power investigates disturbing allegations about the tactics used by the winning campaign we know that the little was right and we know that campaigns and we know that russia tried to build a relationship with one of the key campaigns who paid. people in power on al-jazeera. just this house wants to deliver bricks it. carries them a postpones a parliament votes on how unpopular briggs's deal but faces an emergency debate on tuesday. i'm sorry say down this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. i accept my share of responsibility. wage hikes and tax cuts for the poor and pensioners french president emanuel mccall refuses protesters demands to roll back his reform agenda. another night in jail for the chinese executive accused of violating u.s. sanctions on iran. britney. spears asylum seekers try to cross the us mexico border step mothers are separated from children . british prime minister to resign may already under intense pressure to

international with me becky erin great to have you with us sentencing of the first white house official over alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential campaign has been delayed once again donald trump's former national security advisor michael flynn pleaded guilty to a single count of lying to the f.b.i. but his kaleb more pretty explains buzz words like treason and meddling hide what flynn is really guilty of. general michael flynn the only senior member of the trumpet ministration to be charged with a crime by the special prosecutor it was supposed to be a smoking gun the judge didn't mince any words when describing it i'm not hiding my disgust my disdain for this criminal offense all along you were an unregistered agent of a foreign country when serving as the national security adviser arguably that undermines everything that this flag over here stands for arguably you sold your country out however the judge took it back i feel terrible about that the government has no reason to believe that the defendant committed treason is an actual crime with telling a lie

a warm welcome you watching aussie international with me becky our now we start this hour with breaking news from the u.k. where a vote of no confidence has been triggered for the british prime minister it means at least forty eight members of to reason may's own party have called her leadership into question well in london correspondent anna say a check now is standing by with the details nastia what is that up to this vote of no confidence and what are the possible permutations here. well look what we seem to have in our hands is really the political crescendo for to reset means premiership during a time that could be arguably seen as one of the deepest political crisis in these country in this country in decades and this is something that's been this potential vote of no confidence is something that's been speculated about for weeks and it seems the day has finally come and what we've seen happen so far is the required forty eight letters have been submitted by tory party members to be able to trigger this vote and how it works is a secret ballot is going to be taking place and what'

for more you can pastor to us becky. who's also been reporting on writing on the vents ongoing in syria thank you ever so much for your insight and you could thoughts nice to see tonight. there are poets in wasn't done with meeting journalists despite that he spent several hours talking with hundreds of them and also made time to speak to a teenage russian. girl has been registered blind and hopes to be a top reporter itself great she met the country's leader afterwards here's her that way. hello how are you. hello if there is one i would like to ask you some questions did you always dream of becoming president or before you wanted to be for example an astronaut you could. honestly i never dreamed of becoming president and i had no intention this happened by chance and there's probably at first it was very difficult for you can you describe your first days as president though. yes it wasn't easy these were very difficult years for the country as a whole we were balancing with survival there was a very difficult situation

. >> meet becky woo, at her rise and shine cafe across the street is gettingburned. >> i started with 14 employees and now i have 9. >> she said her customers can find parking. are you worried about your business' future? >> of course. >> one this person said they're hurting, too. they have no choice but to monopolize the meters because there aren't enough food truck zones. >> i don't have any other place to park.e >> now found the food truck shuffle has spread. a group of trucks taking over meet orders 12th street southwest near u.s. immigration headquarters they,too, use place holder cars to save the spots at ght. e business owners say they want them to tow the trucks or the car to breakp the operation. under current law, district officials say they wn't. >>know it is a challenge and we are continuing to send our officers. >> they say the place holder cars have racked up dozen of tickets. each time it costs the same. >> you put a ticket on one of those singula cars, is it the same cost the fifth time and sixth time? >> right now, yes. that is right. >> that could change. they draed

and the cheer which reach into kazakstan was becky stone kyllikki stahmann china but as you can stand has only one ski resort soffit is about seventy kilometers north of the times you capital to shop. it was built during the soviet era but has been renovated and expanded in recent years after the first big snow fall of two thousand and eighteen olympic slalom skia aleesha could also has a lesson to give he represented tajikistan in the two thousand and fourteen olympics held in sochi russia. whenever i'm teaching the kids i feel great because this is my sport i teach them from the bottom of my heart because these kids will become flag bearers of digic and then. alisa teaches these children for free the kids come from poor families who can't afford the latest warm clothing but that doesn't in any way dampen the children's enthusiasm. i have been skiing for one year i want to ski in other countries i want to be the best at the sport there may be only a couple of runs on these mountain slopes but they are enough to challenge these young learners and some who are considerably older now i

on december 17, 1998, richter becky was killed with a hit and run in berkeley outside the family trucking business. the driver was never caught and the case is and saw.'s brother randy has been a news photographer for many years. every year for the last 20 years come the family hosts a classic car show and rick's memory to benefit charities. >>> the holiday retail rush has shifted into high gear's but there is something different this year good morning. we have wet roads. it is not raining. you can see westbound 24 traffic is moderate on the way to oakland. >> fog is showing up. look at that. sonoma and the coast, there could be if you guys popping up here. >>> welcome back. cht days away. the shopping rush is on. the last saturday before christmas is known as super saturday. some of the big-name stores hope to lure in last-minute shoppers. starting friday, coles will stay open around the clock until 6 pm christmas eve. >> there will be great deals and there is always procrastinators. they just put it off. saturday is a non-workday. it has always been huge. >> she is talking to you. >> if

i just wanted to let you know a little bit about becky, before living on treasure island, she has been a very passionate and active member of our citizens advisory the committee. she is someone who is very committed to serving our city and if not for the medical issue, would have attended the meeting. i would ask the board to consider appointing her to the board. she has committed to attending once her medical issue is resolved, however if this continues to be an ongoing issue with the next board, she'll work with the supervisor elect to find another member to replace her. >> chair peskin: can i consider that a motion, commissioner kim? >> supervisor kim: yes, chair peskin, i'd like to make a motion. >> chair peskin: motion to rea-appoint commissioner hogue, seconded by commissioner yee. commissioners, can we take that same house, same call? [ gavel ]. >> chair peskin: can we have a motion to continue the district ten seat, made by commissioner mandelman, seconded by commissioner yee, and we'll do that without objection. [ gavel ]. >> chair peskin: next item, please. >> clerk: item fiv

. >> associate medical examiner conducted the examination becky declares her dad from drowning, just face on the investigation. he didn't even take off all her clothes and declared it an accident. he looked at the body and he said he didn't notice any injuries and he saw some pinkish foam at the no's and the mouth and that was enough for him and that was it. impending inquiry, he wanted to be sure. >> he said we needed to have an opt autopsy to have her exhumed in the body exam. >> basically i'm not satisfied with the findings that was made at the scene of the accident. i feel the opinion rendered by the existent medical examiner at that time is not sufficient. >> is a vital factor of the ca case. >> they were conflicted about disturbing their daughters final resting place. >> , have a choice, to exhume mary jo's body in order to satisfy some morbid curiosity that people may or may not have had. these were diehard catholic people and they didn't believe in exhuming someone just to prove something. they hired a lawyer and on september 24, filed their own paperwork, begging the court n

hija mayor de eduardo escribió la hija de inglés >> nunca será, siempre seré tu pequeña, ama a su hija becky >> 21 tiros anunciaron con el oficial marmolejo con un corte de tránsito tiempo con la policía de chicago que dejó una huella profunda >> en telemundo 46 somos la autoridad del tiempo, todos quieren saber qué pasa con santa claus >> santa que empieza a sacar el paraguas porque hay fuertes lluvias hablando de eass condiciones y los regalos que vienen >> así es, vamos a dar un vistazo a lo que pasa en la cámara en este momento del aeropuerto de san francisco donde se reportaron demoras de un poco más con mejores condiciones y el radar cazatormentas mostrando las condiciones vamos a ver los cambios, en las próximas horas está el termómetro de lado con las temperaturas en 50 grados, el primer fin de semana, notanod esa diferencia sigue en el aeropuerto de san francisco no se reportan retrasos con las personas que monitorean la situación del aeropuerto y con los familiares o quizás va a salir también de la región, vemos el pronóstico de lluvias, que va a llegar al día de ma

. >> becky, did you hear >> no.ing? [ applause ] >>> last night millions of americans were thrilled to welcome "the conners" back into their homes, and we'rehrild to welcome two of the show's stars right now. please welcome michael fichman and lecy goranson. [ cheers a applause ] so first, let's say congratulations. congratulations to all oyou d to the crew as well. the success last night was kind of fabulous. but let's not pretend y'all have not been throut this last year. how aryou doing? >> a lot better now. um, it was -- >> does everybody know what happened? >> i think everybody knows what happened. if you don't know, if you wen't in america this year, r ow was a huge hit, our show "roseanne," last season. it was a mega, mega hit and it was so good, just a wonderful show, and i was so, so proud of it. and then roseanne, you know, did this racist tweet and then our show was pulled off the air within hours. within two hours it was just gone and all of our syndication was go. everything just dissolved, and it was so, s

barbecue becky, permit patty, pool patrol paula got the mean treatment after they called police on black people doing everyday things in public places. even starbucks as two black men were arrested for waiting at a store. they apologized and launched employee anti-bias training. number three, professor christine blazzy ford publicly recounting her alleged sexual assault. >> it's hard for me to breathe and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. >> ford accused then supreme court nominee kavanaugh of assaulting her when they were just teenagers. an accusation he repeatedly denied. president trump mocked ford's testimony in a campaign rally. >> how did you get home? i don't remember. how did you get home? i don't remember. where was the place? i don't remember. how many years ago was it? i don't know. >> in the attack alleged was as bad as she said, charges would have been immediately filed with local law inforcement. the hash tag we believe doctor ford and we believe survivors start eeding as hundreds of thousands of women took to twitter to express solidarity and why i di

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. >> reporter: and barbecue becky, permit patty, pool patrol paula, these women got mean treatment after they called police on black people doing every day things in public. two black men were arrested for waiting at a store in philadelphia. starbucks apologized for the incident and launched employee anti-bias training. number three, christine blasey ford said he was sexual assaulted by brett kavanaugh. >> how did you get there? i don't remember. how many years was it? i don't know. i don't know. >> and in his tweet he said if it was as bad as he said, charges would have been immediately filed with law enforcement authorities. the #we believe dr. ford and believe survivors and dar professor ford started trending. and using the hash tag why i didn't report, countless more spoke of feeling ashamed and powerless after their own sexual assault experiences of no one believing them. number two, in parkland, florida, the students of marjory stoneman douglas high school turned their terror into action. students created the never again movement to prevent gun violence and helped organize the marc

. >> let me present you with a different view jamie dimon yesterday, listening to him with becky. very positive. i can go through some of the details. >> versus how he has been when >> he's typically been positive. but i have spoken to him when he's less so within the positive realm, he's either more positive or less there were some reports this morning this say it's a two-track thing. the huawei, it's not unimportant, but the negotiations will continue the chinese seem poised to actually make concessions when it comes to ip >> wouldn't that be something if they did that? you have that. >> okay. >> you still have a jobs number averaging 204,000. >> now you're doing the average. how about this month >> 173,000 over the last three months >> when you're at 3.7, that means people are unemployed. where does it say we can't have an economy at 3? where? it doesn't, but there was a belief -- >> i'm calling those models into question >> i don't close my ears when you talk i hear you you've been saying it. >> i would think you want to get some productivity -- >> right i thought -- look, i d

. >>> dozens of viral videos exposing racism, barbecue becky. permit patty. pool patrol. even starbucks got its share of social media scorn. starbucks later apologized for the incident, and launched employee anti-bias training. number three, professor christine blasey-ford, publicly accounting her alleged sexual assault. >> it was hard for me to believe and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. >> she accused then supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh for assaulting her when they were teenagers. president trump mocked ford's testimony during a campaign rally. >> how did you get home? i don't remember. how did you get there? i don't remember. where was the place? i don't remember. how many years ago? i don't know. i don't know. >> in a series of tweets, trump claimed that the attack ford alleged, quote, was as bad as she says, charges would have been immediately filed with local law enforcement authorities. the #we believe dr. ford, believe survivors and dear professor ford started trending as hundreds of thousands of women took to social media to express

the following spring an aide to jim baker came aboard and then becky beach, becky brady beach game aboard and then david bates who i saw yesterday. we needed to have a travel aide. i was traveling with the prospective presidential candidate but needed to be in the office the last couple months of the 78 elections where he was barnstorming the country. he hired his tennis partner to be his young lawyer in houston to be his travel aide. i saw david yesterday at the funeral. boy, we were young once. >> shepard: we have a person who worked as the special assistant when president bush 41 held office and has been with the family for the last couple of days. remarkable time. how is the family holding up? i can't -- we've all had the sad occasion of a family member dying and the stress that goes along with it. here we have a week of this. how are they? >> well, i haven't had direct contact with the family but i was there at the ceremony yesterday in the national cathedral. it was an incredible time of love and friendship and it struck me there was a lot of emotion, a lot of laughter, a lot of tea

becky wuerl has insider tips. >>> always start online. that way you can get the return process before even getting to the store. amazon has impressive return policies this holiday season including many physical drop -of locations. >> you can go to u.p.s. stores or the post office. also another shutter. u.p.s. will pick up, they will come to our doorstep. i checked on i needed to return. it was 6 bucks. totally worth it to avoid the post office. >>> for more top of the line tips on returning gifts, stick around for good morning america. that starts at 8:00 a.m. >>> stores will certainly be crowded today. >>> new at 6:00, a couple who lost their home in the camp fire has governor brown's attention. the good news they received this week. but first. >>> santa makes a special visit to children impacted by the camp fire. >>> the bay bridge. >>> clean and morning from sutro tower. we will top out 57 to 60. one to five degrees warmer than average. hope you enjoy. now to more news. >>> thousands of people are getting back their money from go fund

becky welch works with 125 sonoma county nonprofits to collect holiday wishes. of. >> making sure people have a gift or food and just maybe just make their seasons a little brighter. >>> and new this year, secret santa is now online. kate larson shows us how it works. >> when you go to the website, you can adopt a letter like this one from a single mom who wants gifts for her children. or adopt a heart. 8-year-old isaac wants a bike and scooter. but the heart wishes apart just for kids. maria is 100 and asks for a sexy man calendar. wish granted. >> and it was even signed. if you want to help grant a wish this holiday season, you have until december 19th. all the info on abc7news.com. >>> it's the colorado firefighters calendar. maybe send maria a local one. >> he is come together rescue her and quench her thirst. >> all right. >> hey, to each their own. >> good for her. sense of humor and still spunk at 100. i like that. let's talk about what's going on outside. we transition to something a little milder, tamer. here's a look at the roof camera. ferry building.

. >> joining me now is attorney becky legrand and former prosecutor liam brand. liam, i'm going to pick up with you, but listen to what adam schiff is saying, a new assault on the rule of law. it's a pretty strong statement there. do you agree with that? >> i basically do, alex. it is a strong statement, but it is the case in this situation. we don't know exactly what was said between whitaker and the president during that meeting, but just the fact that whitaker is maintaining his position over this investigation, even when his own ethics lawyers have told him to recuse himself, is a real problem for the legitimacy of the department of justice and for his position. that's the whole purpose we have a nonpartisan civil service, so they can give advice like this apart from partisan politics and it's being disregarded. that underlines the whole legitimacy and the clarity. >> it's interesting and definitely worth noting, rebecca, that cnn specifically says the president did not order to stop this investigation. even if the president is not directing whitaker, could t