a group called extinction rebellion say they re trying to get world leaders to treat climate change like a global emergency they are valid to disrupt rail services on wednesday. now washington d.c. said set the fork of two tidal rivers connected to the atlantic ocean making the us seat of government vulnerable to rising sea levels and climate change yet the frequent flooding within view of the white house is a topic president donald trump has not addressed is frequently question the science of global warming in the past or has more from washington. thirty six million people visit washington d.c. s national mall each year drawn to its monuments spring cherry blossoms and the tidal basin one hundred year old reservoir that takes its name from the tides flowing in and out of the potomac river but lately the tides have been rising too high here we re seeing the sidewalk of a cherry blossom walkway around the title basin flooded completely impassable this happens twice a day a res
day exercise in democracy anyway. i m very happy to be here i urge everyone to come because. i m very proud of this because it proves i have fought for a good leader but it wasn t a smooth process everywhere the biggest problems were in west papua where ballot papers and boxes failed to arrive and voting has been delayed until thursday so. it s not conceding yet and claims the problem showed the election may have been stolen. but take down before folk buy support for safeguards the ballot boxes so we can fight. but the irregularities don t seem great enough to put the overall result in doubt if when it reports in may the electoral commission confirms the informal results beaten proposal this year by great somalis when they last competed in twenty four to. what s up actually in this election result we re going to big big break down without a doubt and among. those are coming here at algiers where we find out if the efforts to revive pakistan s oldest ports kharaj paying off. w
and we will deliver that right with medicare for all. i am running to declare education is a fundamental right. and we will guarantee that right with universal pre-k and debt free college. reporter: and she says she will pay for them by reversing the president s tax bill. we ll pay for it by reversing this administration s giveaways to the top big corporations and the top 1%. reporter: that s not all she had to say about the president. she also took aim at his climate change policies. we re going to act based on science fact, not science fiction. reporter: and she vowed to fight for and influence in the u.s. government. we have foreign powers infecting the white house like malware. reporter: she also made a very pointed campaign permits. lord knows i am not perfect. but i will always speak with decency, and moral clarity, and treat all people with dignity and respect. reporter: harris is now on her way to iowa to continue campaigning. last year, the democrat
lifting tariff as a way calm markets and get a deal with beijing over the finish line. joining us now, mark avalone. thanks for joining us. what s your sense of markets? have we turned a corner after the massive volatility last year? well, clearly we turned the corner from the christmas eve horror show we saw and the daily massive meltdowns that had investors quite nervous and some of them even pulling the trigger. but i think we re over-stating this hope or this hype out of china. last i checked, lighthizer and navarro still have a say on things. unless they ve capitulated to the mnuchin and kudlow wing of the trump administration, i don t think these trade talks are going to go super smooth. i think there s a lot of hope right now and that s why you saw that late surge yesterday and some of what s underpinning the rally this year. maria: the broad story and the backdrop, it s pretty positive. the major indices are on track for their fourth straight week of gains, followin
activities going into the bay bridge. as well as san francisco at this point. this is just the beginning. we are going to see another 24 hours of wet snow or so. heir ward reporting a breeze about 12 miles per hour. half moon bay at 16. and half moon bay at 10. so the breeze is out there, but not too bad. the wind advisory is not too bad bay area wide. this wind adviser seadvisory is for our coasts and not hill. perhaps each a thunderstorm or two, embedded within that heavier rain moving in later today. and by tonight, a high-surf advisory moves into place, at 9:00, and will also last about 24 hours. here s a look at the future cast on this. there s a look at your lunch hour right now. notice, off to the west of the pacific is where the brunt of the moisture is still at this time. there s your 5:00 hour. meaning folks already on the roadway to get home. there is 10:00. again, looks like it s going to hold off until the evening hours, which is good news there. but as we get go