remember this, please. homeowners insurance does not cover storm surge or other flooding damage. when it is all done, who is going to pay for this? right now florence is moving very slowly and that s bad. it will hover over a vast area and dump rain measured in feet. what we re doing here is bring you the story of mass disruption for 10 million of our fellow americans. throughout the program we ll keep you in touch with the market action. we ll go up again at the opening bell this morning but the story today is florence. varney & company is about to begin. stuart: all right. the story nownow is rainfall and the storm surge, details? ashley: the problem it made landfall 7:30 this morning, near wrightsville beach. it is hovering along the coast, parallel as it moves slightly south now. this is bad news because there is so much moisture. of course strong winds, gusting as you said, stuart, 100 miles an hour. it is not going anywhere very fast. we ve seen tremendous amounts o
here s live doppler 7 hd. we have partly cloudy skies at the moment. notice a pocket of showers moving down. much of this is not hitting the ground, just evaporating moisture before it hits the ground. meanwhile, it continues to snow across the sierra and a winter storm warning in effect until noon tomorrow. let s get to the san francisco bay area, ranging from about .05 of an inch to a tenth of an inch. almost .3 at heyward and almost .7 at the mountain. we ll see more skaterred showers during the evening and late night hours. around 10:00 p.m. and even during the overnight hours, we ll see a chance of some heavy, localized heavy downpours in the south bay. and if the air gets cold enough while the moisture is still arnold, we could see a dusting of snow early tomorrow morning. i ll have a look into the forecast future in just a moment. some tense moments for a morgan hill family after part of a tree crashed onto their house. abc 7 news reporter chris wynn is live at the
against each other, but working together toward the same goals? thank you, james. i have seen many communities that are working very hard together. the grant system is, in my opinion a foreign economy. i have written extensively about what i believe are the gender origins of modern philanthropy. in the 1970 s there were only 68,000 nonprofits in the late 1960 s. 10 years later it was bumping up on a million. i believe a lot of it had to do with my mother s generation of women who were leaving the home to get jobs because the economy shifted and the one income household did not work anymore. many women my mother watched, as she raised us, she watched from the sidelines the a civil rights movement, the migrant farmworkers movement. they wanted to be part of t. women were only 21% of the workforce in 1960 and they were bumping up on 54%. you made you had a huge number of women coming into the workforce. i believe they were told by a large part of society, i love that you w
so far i think we ve done a fantastic job. pete: that was the president at the white house yesterday. welcome to fox & friends on sunday morning. look who is here? jedediah: mr. stuart varney. pete: mr. fox business. stuart: great to be here. thank you very much indeed. quite a day to make a debut. pete: a lot of market movement on friday. a lot coming on monday. do you have any predictions week ahead. i think tomorrow monday, working from home hits real big time. millions and millions people working from home. that will be very significant. that is tomorrow. pete: interesting. that is we ll cover that angle and every angle facing country. latest numbers on crone :in america. u.s. cases in this country. deaths in america 51. reports show it as highing a 59 or 60. worldwide cases, just 145,000. 5000 deaths worldwide. this is not going away. jedediah: we did a full show with moms and people at home spoke to moms and people that answered one concern going up, what is going on
also peter waner. this is how the president responded. we have to have a very tough policy, otherwise you have millions and millions of people pouring into our country. we can t have that. we have no choice. we have to have a strong border. if you don t you ll have millions and millions of people. and what happened today will look like child s play. it ll be a terrible thing if we ever did that. so we have to be very, very strong on the border. if we don t do it you will be inundated with people, and you really won t have a country anymore. without borders you don t have a country. peter, you said to the washington post if the president takes, and this is quote, a blowtorch to the tinder of a cultural war about race and ethnicity, is this part of that? sure, it is. and so is this policy separating children from parents. but so is his original announcement in june of 2015 when he came down the escalator and implied that mexicans coming across the border were primarily