Good morning to you. Im erin coleman. Both the house and senate will take up their prospective tax reform proposals this week. Theyre happening to wrap up a vote on the bill before the end of the year. The results could impact how much we all pay in taxes. Now, among the biggest differences in the two bills that have emerged, the house bill allows homeowners to deduct up to 10,000 in property taxes while the Senate Proposal unveiled last week by Republican Leaders eliminates that entire deduction. That deduction is particularly important to People Living in states like new jersey, with high tax property rates. Happening right now in new jersey, congressman tom mcarthur is hosts treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, and president ial adviser, ivanka trump, for a public discussion of the tax plans. This is a live look right now at the event at the beyville fire hall. You can look for lauren mayks report on the meeting coming up today on nbc 10 news at 4 00. Happening in the next hour, new j
Us. We are heading in that direction to make things safer. Reporter crews expect to clear the snow by july and plan to be in the mountains regularly for maintenance. At the Stanislaus National forest, carlos correa, kpix 5. A live look outside right now. Clouds over San Francisco this evening and by tomorrow morning, rain in the bay area. [ laughter ] paul deanno is here with a look ahead. Reporter were looking at june rainfall which is a rare treat around here if you wish to look at it that way. We have rain in the north bay already Mendocino County getting light showers. Time lapse over the past couple of hours, look at the rain falling in far northern california. Its going to pour there tomorrow. A little taste of juneuary here. We have cold air moving in behind it. How rare is this in june . Not unprecedented. We average 1 1 2 days with any precipitation in San Francisco in the month of june. One of those days will be tomorrow. Here comes the rain on futurecast at 2 a. M. Sonoma co
Afternoon, those claims by trumps lawyer state that comey misused his Privileged Communications he had with the president. Weijia jang has the latest from washington. You solemnly swear reporter fired fbi director james comey took an oath before the Senate Intelligence committee. Then he testified he was confused about why he lost his job. The administration then chose to defame me and more importantly the fbi by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader. Those were lies, plain and simple. Reporter lawmakers have lots of questions about the one onone meeting where the president wanted to discuss fired National Security adviser mike flynn. I hope you can let this go, you know, those are his exact words. Is that correct . Correct. You may have taken it as a direction but thats not what he said . Correct. Thats he said, i hope. Reporter those are his exact words, correct. Reporter several republicans say they
Investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire at 98th avenue at interstate 880 and oakland. It destroyed a number of trailers and campers but firefighters were able to contain the flames at about 10 00 last night. No reports of injuries. And intense moments as smoke fills the bart station. Cell phone video shows bart writers bart riders scrambling. There was a problem with the insulator of the stadium. And an ultimatum to a u. S. Soldier to cover up military uniform or no Graduation Ceremony. 18yearold Harland Fletcher wanted to wear his army dress suit at the Graduation Ceremony at Liberty High School in brentwood. But when he showed up, he was denied. In the code of military justice, covering the uniform could have made him subject to a courtmartial. They said there are extra cap and downs. I said, im sorry. I cant do that. It is against the uniform policy. I said, i will not participate. I walked away. I talked with my parents. The district issued a statement after the
Communist radio broadcast, magazines, books, youth Music Festivals and film production. This is about 40 minutes. Gentlemen, as you know, mr. Allen has been in the thick of the cold war since its very beginning. You are familiar with his record as a career diplomat and troubleshooter. Just for the record that the recall a few high spots. Four times in critical periods he was assigned to frontline ambassadorial posts in iran, yugoslavia, india, and greece. He has been assistant secretary of state of the near east, south asia and africa. In 1948, when congress decided we ought to have an overseas Information Program on a more or less permanent basis, mr. Allen was put in charge. Last fall, the president decided that this important activity needed mr. Allen again. He brought him home from overseas and made them director of the United States information agency. Mr. Allen attends meetings at the cabinet and the National Security council. Mr. Allen, why is everything the other sites as propa