(vicki) chief meterologist lawrence karnow joins us now- lawrence when is the rain going to roll into the bay? lawrence (vicki) as we have reported in recent weeks, vehicle break- ins are on the riseacross the bay area.(grant) officers say thieves tend to prey on shopping malls during the holidays and police have launched a new push to crack down on the problem. kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the story now live from san jose. rob? (grant) in the east bay- the oakland police department just annoucned the arrest of a man suspected of robbing four cell phone stores over the course of a few months. dandre campbell is now facing nine counts including assault with a deadly weapon and robbery. the most recent robbery occurred december 4th at a metro by t-mobile store near 62nd avenue and international in oakland. surveillance photos obtained by kron4 earlier this month showed the suspect in a hooded sweatshirt inside an oakland cell phone store. (grant) (grant) (rob is live) (vicki) (grant) (vicki) lawrence karnow: it was lawrence (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downt

coming up (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast afterthat early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here now with a final look at weather. lawrence karnow: skies were mostly cloudy but at least it was dry today. the storm track moved north today giving us the stormy weather. we tracking some northern the bay area tonight. we will see partly cloudy skies and patchy dense fog tonight. lows will be cooler and 50s. tomorrow will be partly cloudy but dry the 50s to mid 60s. another storm will take aim on the saturday and sunday to keep things wet. it unsetteled and possibly wet next we

. >> my name is randy lawrence.ho worked at the denver mint. imagine a shiny penny. but instead of being copper-colored, it's silver. that was one of the coins my dad left me. and it turned my life upside down. >> hi, randy. i'm jamie. >> hello. nice to meet you. >> so great to meet you, too. and i heard that your inheritance came in a small plastic bag? >> it did. >> randy shows me in, sits me down, and hands me a baggie full of coins. well, they can't be very valuable, i guess, if they're still sitting here in a ziploc. >> well, those particular ones aren't necessarily. but there was one in that bag that was quite valuable. >> where is it? can i see it? >> well, i don't have it. >> huh? >> yeah, there's a little bit of a story. >> it's the story of randy's dad, harry lawrence, who grows up near denver, takes a shine to engineering, and studies metallurgy at the colorado school of mines. after serving in the army corps of engineers during world war ii, harry heads to chicago, where he lands a job as a foreman at a

. >> my name is randy lawrence. baggie of coins from my father, who worked at the denver mint. imagine a shiny penny. but instead of being copper-colored, it's silver. that was one of the coins my dad left me. and it turned my life upside down. >> hi, randy. i'm jamie. >> hello. nice to meet you. >> so great to meet you, too. and i heard that your inheritance came in a small plastic bag? >> it did. >> randy shows me in, sits me down, and hands me a baggie full of coins. well, they can't be very valuable, i guess, if they're still sitting here in a ziploc. >> well, those particular ones aren't necessarily. but there was one in that bag that was quite valuable. >> where is it? can i see it? >> well, i don't have it. >> huh? >> yeah, there's a little bit of a story. >> it's the story of randy's dad, harry lawrence, who grows up near denver, takes a shine to engineering, and studies metallurgy at the colorado school of mines. after serving in the army corps of engineers during world war ii, harry heads to chicago, where

rowan geddis, let me talk to you about lawrence abu hamdan. he has three works in the exhibition, all exploring sound. he calls himself a privateer. what does that mean? he is interested in the physical as well as the social effects of sound in different contexts and he produces these complex research projects that look into the behaviour of sound, often in relation to the law or human rights. with his recent project, which he draws on for the turner prize show, he is looking at the notion of ear witness testimony. so rather than an eyewitness, it is people who have heard crimes rather than seeing them. fascinating. there might be some people listening who think, how is that art? well, it is art because of the process he uses to produce the work. he explicitly uses to produce the work. he explicitly uses artistic strategies in the production of the work. but even more so production of the work. but even more so in the presentation, he uses theatrical strategies in making complex research material tangible and engaging in an exhibition space. h

(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence . (oncam) a dramatic end to a high profile trial. the man accused of shooting and killing tiffany le's ex -- keith green -- is now a free man. kaveh bayet walked out of the san mateo county jail thursday afternoon, after prosecutors decided not to retry him for murder. bayet was accused of shooting and killing green back in april of 2016. but while lee was acquitted of the murder, a jury deadlocked six- to - six over bayet's guilt. the d-a says, this decision was made because there are too many unanswered questions for a jury to convict him... prosecutors say, they could retry bayet if new evidence becomes available. (ken) san francisco police have arrested two attempted murder suspects. it stems from a shooting that happened b

>>all right lawrence, thank you very for your help tonight the flu season. this is off to an early start in fact, this is the earliest start and more than 15 years today, the agency estimated that there have already been about 16,000 hospitalizations. >>and so 900 flu related deaths this year in julius now over skype is doctor may finkelstein who is that medical director. that is a product that connects patients with doctors like this through video chat so thank you so much for being with us doctor mia. what's the reason for this early start to the season do we know. >>knows for certain why. the flu paris seems to like the winter season. there seems to be part of that and we've seen a lot. and the southeast so. it is growing each week. >>doctor the last time the flu season was this early 2003 2004. it was really a severe flu season is that possible again. >>looking you can't predict it's going to be severe or not i think we just have to go one day at a time and be prepared patients and physicians and and just the general community be ready for what's going t

then try to get to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow we have to now back in studio. yeah, i'm making a quick. you know we've got the showers out there right now the continuing just some light stuff more scattered light showers around the bay area they're going to decrease overnight tonight. >>but we are far from done the core of the low there's actually all part of that storm that moved through the weekend but the low finally making its way on shore in southern california some lightning strikes through a part of the monterey bay on southward today, even more snow over the sierra nevada, but now we're getting ready for another powerful storm this one off the coastline, just beginning to put itself together i think in the next 24 hours really going to look like something park right off the coastline about to move on shore so we'll see a lot of rain some very gusty winds with the storm system rainfall totals are going a little bit different with this one this is going to kind of a quick hitter it's going to come in with a quick pop top and then we're going to turn a sho

>> well, i can, lawrence. made clear that while i believe strongly the house should proceed and this is in fact impeachable conduct which is what you see happening in the house, as a juror i will look at all the evidence here. i think our job can only be done if we're able to see all the evidence. i think there are some very serious allegations coming our way from the house with some credible people impartial in the military and diplomats. but the president is not allowing us to hear from the president's men, the people around him, pompeo and bolton and mulvaney and rick perry, who was involved in this. he appears to be blocking them from coming forward. that's not even what happened in watergate when president nixon said those types of witnesses could testify. if he wants a fact-based exoneration, we should be hearing from those witnesses. and it really bothers me. my friend from maine did an excellent opinion piece on this in just today that i suggest people read. because why are you blocking witnesses becau

professor lawrence tribe, harvard law school. also elizabeth warren, former law professor now senator, soon to be possible juror in the impeachment trial, candidate for president of the united states. and former law professor jamey raskin one of the members of the committee today who was asking questions in the hearing with whom i think i have a disagreement, perhaps a minor disagreement about what this possibly means in the future. but it's law professor day in the hearing, law professor night here. >> with that kind of legal firepower on your show, i might take it easy in terms of picking fights. i'm just saying. >> now, rachel, to the unsung hero i mean hero of this hearing today. that was of course madeleine straser. she did not ask any questions. there's a shot of her. that's her long hair hanging down the side. she is the clerk, rachel, who called the roll call votes faster than anyone has ever called roll call votes in the house of representatives. 40 members of that committee. she did it at an incredible speed. she did th

and we're taking a live look at sfo and ief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us lawrence any delays tonight yeah, no delays at's the great news about loca airport, no delays at all we've got ni clear skies out there surely is very cold but yeah looking good sfo oakland also san jose, delays reported at local airportin fact looking pretty good across the countr if you're as well but. it is getting y cold out the we've got very d nditions outside and with that dry air e temperatures falling ofn are hurry already these temperates getting a litte chilly in a southern california tt's whole different story they haall kinds of trouble today. a major rain event and a lot of snow causing problems along the grapevine and well dropping all the way down to 3,000 feet, so you can imagine causing some trouble down there but not around the bay area work evenings, stly clear and staying dry for tonight that being said the a bundle up it is going to be a very chilly night around the bay area temperatures right now dowto 49 degrees already nside the bay and hayward and fremont 51 degrees in san jose

but first let's go to our chief meteorologist lawrence car. >>now with a look at what he is seeing right now. >>hey guys yet really coming down in parts the bay area just starting to intensify especially this last hour now the front finally making its way on shore behind them start to see some lightning strikes off the coastline that would just try king in the last couple of minutes so that's where we'oe going to be getting into that very unstable air rowley into the bay area you're going to see the pockets of the downpours we're seeing that right now look at all the yellow and the orange beginning to show up around the bay area at this time and love the focus now parts of the east and also in the north bay but look at just off the coastline of the peninsula we've got around to some very heavy rainfall that is about to move on shore. heavy rainfall pop in around the bay area now you see some of the cells that are moving on through into oakland right now san leandro boy just a tough night to drive around the bay area as the storms continue to k

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karnow lawrence is there moreog in the future. yes sure is in fact we'll see more that dance ground fog was known as lee fog developing around the bay area again tonight. we're already seng some low clouds out there right now but. >>play moisture on the ground the temperature drops off just down the dew point he we go we're talking about some of that thick fog out there delays at sfo now almost an hour duto some low clouds out there arriving flights no delays in oland or san jose, but certainly by tomorrow morning. maybe someelays in both san francisco, maybe even an oaklan tomorrow morning with some dense fog in the morning hours. other right now remains a mostly dry. no rain to speak of of course we're seeing some of that ground fog because leftovemoisture from the rain from the storms that moved through over the weekend so we've got another system off the coastlin thais going to bring with it at least a slight chance of some showers the bexar i think by tomorrow night just me light stuff, nothing compared like what had ov the w

chief meteorologist lawrence car. >>joins us now this is beings watching whether we never really isn't everyone to watch. yeah, now's the time to start what everyone on may want to just hang out inside we've got some very stormy weather on the way today kind of drippy kind of jury will you want to be on the roads if you can help knowing very slick out there on the roads but over the past 24 that santa rosa, 3rd of an inch of rain mill valley 0.3 5.3 1. in an ap a little less in the san francisco, but still damp outside 1800's in oakland, but san jose somewhat unusual they have the most to be found around much of the bay area they had almost a half an inch of rain that's because all that moisture was coming up out of the south someone unusual to get the rain coming in that direction but as the core low just kind of spins on shore you see some of those bands rotating up toward the bay area even some thunderstorms moving through the monterey bay you see the cell very strong and powerful storms moving through just south o

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check of our weather forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence car a look now. can you tell us exactly where that storm is moving right now. >>you know if you're going to be a little too late i up this year if you're leaving leaving the rain and the storm. we'll quickly up in the high country so can be rough go up there of course just a ton of snow coming down this that wet snow that is going to move in across this here that we're talking maybe some blizzard conditions there tonight you're going to see some very strong gusty winds. maybe 70 maybe 90 mile an hour winds across some of the crest there so the stall of a dropping all the way down about 5500 feet of course that will both 15 80 across the passes there that we're looking at maybe 2 maybe 4 feet of snow above 7,000 feet or so you can down the lake level maybe a foot of snow so a lot of snow want to be falling across the sierra nevada, the entire weekend and the advisories are staying through sunday as well then we're going to start to get a little bit of a break in the way till next week should be a grea

>>but police want you to be looking out for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was here. he is our christmas week forecast. here's a tip. a storm is coming with santa. keep it here kron 4 news at 9 is next. right now, 2 of my breakfast jacks with a freshly cracked egg and your choice of sausage, or now chicken, are just 4 bucks. served all day, so they're not just for early birds. great cause i was out raging last night. (snores) get my 2 for $4 breakfast jack deal while you can. you shouldn't have to pretend you're fine. you shouldn't have to be the ambulance. you shouldn't have to be thinking about the cost. you should just be focused on her. covered california can help you find a health plan that fits your needs and budget. because we believe you shouldn't have to choose between the life you've built and the care you need. egg and your choice of sausage, jacks or now chicken,cracked are just 4 bucks. served all day, so they're not just for early birds. nice cause i was spinning till like 4 am. (snores) get my 2 for $4 breakfast jack deal while you can. >>watching kron

southbound 101 at the lawrence expressway. moving up to orinda, we were following a solo car crash, this is at the off-ramp, it has cleared. it has cleared up there. so things should get moving shortly. 880 at the coliseum, things are looking good. >> we are following developing news. right now police are investigating a crash that left a pedestrian dead. >> this is all happening on the northbound side of 101 at brokaw road in san jose. all the lanes are back open now. julian glover is live there with what we know. >> good morning to you liz and kumasi. the good news this morning is all of the northbound lanes of highway 101 are back up this morning. chp had several northbound lanes closed for hours overnight as they were investigating this deadly crash involving a pedestrian, struck and killed in the northbound lanes. here's some video of what the scene looked like last night. this happened around 11:30. we are told by chp that the driver of that car did stop. it is unclear if the driver was cited or will be facing any charge

thank you lawrence in mountain view the 2 founders of google larry page and sergei brin are stepping down from their roles with their parent company alphabet. >>google ceo sundar pichai will become ceo of alphabet page had been serving as ceo of alphabet well britain was founders promise that they plan to stay at activists board members and shareholders. >>and for workers fired from google last week are now planning to file a federal labor complaint against the company. they claim the company retaliated against them for organizing workers around social causes. the 4 former employees say they're preparing to file unfair labor practice charges with the national labor relations board. >>the fbi is on the hunt for an american born terrorist how much the bureau is offering for information leading to the arrest of this man. >>and it's like something out of a comic book, the new device california police are testing to try to stop a suspect in his or her tracks. >>and next their home caught fire while they were on thanksgiving vacation, what this tennessee family says save their home. the vi

but lawrence vandyke has done it. these departures from bedrock principles that once guided the senate's constitutional advise and consent should disturb all of us, but even more disturbing is mr. vandyke's record as an unrelenting ideologue who has spent his entire legal career promoting an extreme political agenda. and, unfortunately, that's exactly what we can expect of him if he is confirmed to the ninth circuit court of appeals. that ideological right-wing extremist image and record is exactly why he has been nominated by the president, who has outsourced many of these decisions about nominations to the far-right groups that evidently he feels he has to follow. mr. vandyke has already made it abundantly clear how he will rule on gun violence prevention issues. in an n.r.a. questionnaire that he completed when he ran for the montana supreme court in 2014 mr. vandyke stated that he would not support any legislation regulating firearms and ammunition, any restrictions on the possession, ownership, purchase, sale, or

>>i thank you justin comi up tonight at 6 aside from the dogs as lawrence mentioned.ally getting pummeled now we've got a live report t from the north bay were there. hey are some flash flooding concerns tonight and if you're thinking about heading up to the sierra tonight, you may ha missed your chance the chp is warning folks it will soon be. >>too dangerous to drive. bo is here.

lee who is a london where britons are waking up 20 entirely new political landscape sarah lawrence a complete reconfiguration then of british politics. yeah i mean if you look at the map in terms of colors scotland is now virtually entirely yellow but the scottish nationalists. is almost entirely blue with the exception of london most of which will work of absolute fury is because it. supported labor in a couple of the big metropolitan cities so it really is a historic moment in modern british history because the people have decided that it is the point to kill off entirely any hope that the u.k. might stay in the european union and the u.k. will now leave the european union. at the end of january and goal of a new direction yes to be decided let's let the other sort of project elements who was advisor to both their promises 10 tony blair and gordon brown and now mary diversity in and i'm sorry obviously you know the party very well absolutely catastrophic for jeremy corbyn his his his belief that the people could see past brick sets and this transformative agenda for right wealth re

lawrence officials have confirmed there are no survivors of the tour helicopter crash. >>in haii to victims from that crash have been identified as wisconsin residents say a mother and daughter47 year-old amy gannon and 13 year-old jocelyn gannon francio al mara has more now on how the women are being remembered. >>so the first thought was like no way denial and feeling my. we just we just need to wake up amy gannon's closest friends and co-workers still in shock aer hearing the news of her passing heather went learned gannon. >>have been close friends since they met 8 years ago she amy. >>was like a sister to me like doyenne together nonprofit organization. >>to support women entrepreurs her office their full of pictures of her family and a christmas presen waiting for her to get back was also like a mentor jasmine timmons worked closely alongside amy at dorian for the past year to really just empowers people i think she often lieves info come out more than they believe in emselves. amy also taught at edgeod college one of her students was and that miller now a trustee

lawrence karnow is here with a look at weather. lawrence karnow: skies were mostly cloudy but at least it was storm track today giving us the stormy are still tracking some northern the bay area tonight. we cloudy skies dense fog tonight. lows and in the 40s tomorrow will cloudy but dry the 50s to mid 60s. another take aim on the saturday and things wet. it unsetteled wet next week. (ken) take a look at this. a large tree smashed into a home around 7:30 this morning in the hills above redwood city near interstate 280. the oak tree broke free from its roots and fell onto a home while homeowners were inside. they were not hurt. they are now waiting to get the tree cleared , get an estimate on the damage and hire a contractor to fix their home. (2-shot) in the east bay... some street problems in concord. police put a stop to big r-v's taking up space for days, weeks and months. kron 4's gayle ong is live in concord with details. gayle. we're told the drivers of the rvs have been warned.the whole ordeal caught cell phone video shows a

thank you lawrence. >>well tonight, a san jose high school soccer coach is under arrest accused crimes with children. the san jose police department's internet crimes against cldren task force is investigating and now police wanto know if there might be other victims kn four's rob fladeboe has been working this story. he's live from police headquarters in san jose. >>with the latest rob. >>that's right grant and katharine san jose police sharing very few details about this case for now, but the are encouraging parents whose children may haveeen coached by ricardo e terrorist to have a conversation with them out their relationship. >>34 year-old ricardo good terror cell surrendered on monday he was taken into ctody and booked on 3 misdemeanor counts annoyg or molesting a child under the age 18 could terrorists is a wa on varsity coach at gundsen high school in n jose. >>and also a coach for san jose surf. mpetitive girls >>we received information in november from 3 vicms came females, i'm stating thathe s

thanks lawrence. >>well, it is still hard to believe but the last-ever oakland raiders home game is just 2 days away raiders fans are gearing up to bring the noise won last time in oakland police are getting ready to ride security for the fans kron 4 says he would talk to police about their plans for sunday's game. >>nation you're planning on being here sunday at the coliseum to witness the team play their last poll gave the local best advice coming coliseum understand the nfl's fan conduct save a lot of grief. >>just half and having a big gigantic bag like this in your full of my favorite us owners and the. >>the final home game before the team relocates to las vegas will also be the last time opd provide security for raiders game at the coliseum lot of fans will be experiencing what is sure to be an emotional leave it. all pd captain randal wingate says oakland police will stay focused on providing security and keeping everyone safe. so the police department in partnership with on county sheriff's o

all right lawrence live action there and if you are going to be. >>heading up to this year obviously got to be careful on the roads we want to bring on officer pete man with chp trucking to talk about current conditions on the road up there hello officer man can you hear us. >>and i looks like a officer man is not with us you're ready up there. yeah well that that could be a bad thing so hopefully it okay, we'll try to reconnect with him, but we have a lot more news to come tonight next on kron 4 news at 6. right now santa claus is making his way around the world but did you know that santa doesn't celebrate christmas will introduce you to stand to rick at 6.45 also it's been 8 months now since that tragic. >>notre dom cathedral fire and for the first time in more than 800 years, there's no christmas mass this year will hear from the cathedral's chaplain and we'll take a look at when it comes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to p

thank you lawrence, busy sports day yesterday. the results of course not what a bay area fans have been hoping for no couple losses across the board for a local pro teams are kay rene joining us now. >>in studio with an update will get to the raiders kate momentarily. >>niners though ravens game of the week really in the nfl. we learned that the ravens are really really good. >>great teams. this one lived up to the hype and so that you could possibly be a potential super bowl match. fans not too happy about the way it finished if you're tracking the bay area pro sports yesterday wasn't over the 49 ers and the raiders we're both on the run to in big games and let's just say the way from home environments proved a little bit hostile. let's start with the 49 ers for the second week in a row san francisco was going up against a division leader, lamar jackson, the ravens have been the hottest team in the nfl winning 7 in a row and during yesterday's contest. a frigid downpour. but the 49 ers managed to find the end zone on the first dr

lawrence of course we are tracking the latest round. and as the storms moved through the bay area kron four's justine waltman live for us in walnut creek which has been seeing some rain there tonight justine. >>nice break in the rain for most of the afternoon today and people were taking. the edge of this dry weather to get out and get some stuff done here at broadway plaza, but you'll see here. people though did bring their umbrellas rare with. one woman told me she even purchase some new rain boots because the one she already got the beginning of the. not a single person i talked to here that was complaining about the wet weather. >>from new jersey. so. hated raining when i was there and it's no but now bring on here we need it. >>we do need it out take that back that woman did complain about driving and a lot of people were saying that is driving in the rain that is the most stressful part about all of that, but no one has seen any a major damage to their homes or cars because of it but right now here in walnut creek it is dry. a lit

. >> indeed, lawrence. i think we all know that president trump likes to have the most of everything. well, he got the most tonight. he got more votes for an article of impeachment than any of the other two presidents who had articles of impeachment brought against them. and he got the first to really be based on concerns about national security. we heard in chairman schiff's final comments right before the vote on the first article what this is all about. it is about interference in our election by another country, not because that country wanted to but because the president asked them to, put pressure on them to in order to win an election. i think we also saw in this that one of the real winners out of this is vladimir putin. he likes the fact that our country is divided. he likes that every american on whatever side you're on is just so scared about what the future will be. and i am so proud of all of the members and congressman maloney, thank you since i'm here on this set with you remotely, for the co

>>and kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karno is here now th the latest on what that snow storm. could do next of snapped over with snow is just sit start to wind down a bit but certnly are going to be concerned therover the mountains there throughout the night of course. >>the snow beginning to back off a ittle bit of what a storm it has been some places see more than a foot of snow in the snow level dropping all the way down the 3,000 feet so causing a major problem in southern california now the snow is starting diminish you see right here, here's i 5 as you ke your way over the great find unfortunately yove got all that moisture the ground and so that's starting to freeze with all the cold temperatures to mang some black eyes and that just made things extremely difficult to travel in thatarea and that's where they have all kinds of trouble throughout th night tonight and then by tomorrow things will starto get back to rome right now just a rough go in southern california as a there early on today outside right now we've got a mostly clear skies that has lead to ratures in th

lawrence (grant) coming up- a man suspected of trashing a beverly hills synagogue is arrested.ow the jewish community there says it's working together to stop hate crimes. (vicki) and a group of underage exotic dancers are suing the city of reno. why they say a law prohibiting them from working- is sexist. (grant) and it's getting down to crunch time to ship your holiday packages. in just a few minutes- we'll give you a rundown of the deadlines for several shipping companies and retailers. retailers. companies and (vicki) christmas is less than a week away- and we've got the shipping deadlines you need to know if you want your gifts to arrive on time. (grant) today is the deadline for fed ex standard shipping- for target and best buy- the deadline is tomorrow. for amazon prime members- you've got until sunday. walmart's deadline is also sunday. (vicki) a fun story to tell you about tonight out of atlanta- a woman who typically decorates her christmas tree with owl ornaments- was surprised to find a áreal live screech owl in her tree this year. take a look at the little guy- whe

now it's time for the "last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. we are going to begin tonight with yet another amazing thing that nancy pelosi has done. and i'm not someone who's been tracking amazing things done by nancy pelosi over the years, but this year she has had a year. she has really had some moments, and this is one that you didn't have room to include in your hour in that press conference, you know, when she was leaving the room. >> oh, yeah. >> and she did that turn around on a reporter who yelled out something that he should not have yelled out at nancy pelosi when she was leaving that room. we're going to full that drama as it plays out. and i'm once again just stunned by how she handled it. it's an unscripted moment, so she had no idea it was coming. . it is an unscripted moment. it is like that moment in the white house when she stood up to president trump in the room. unscripted moment that was provoked by the situation. and it's just something that it feels like only she can do this. >> yes. it was an indelible moment. as a catho

>> yeah, lawrence.we had a senate that was reflective of the public will they'd also pass gun control, they'd also pass immigration reform. i think and it goes into what ms. drew wrote, this impeachment process is indicative of the fundamental process of our country. we have an electoral college system that allows senators have and they can have loyalty to a president that prevents them from having to take responsibility. there will be a senate trial, the president will probably not be removed from office, but we'll still be stuck with the fact that we a country that basically represent two bureaus in new york. it's not going to be just trump but we'll have leaders down the road that can't be held accountable for a system that no longer represents majority will. >> you wrote how fragile the impeachment process is, and it turns out it always has been. i remember senators in the clinton impeachment being surprised to discover how little guidance the constitution actually left them and how little guidance

before it was mount vernon, before his brother lawrence, when his brother lawrence owned it, he named it under whom he served and greatly admired. before it was known as little creek and there was some evidence that mary may have gone there to plead with george not to go join the british army and fight in the ohio valley to fight in the french and indian wars and it's very scant evidence and i don't believe she ever visited mount vernon. >> let's go back to our callers and let's talk to rick who is calling f calling from las cruces, new mexico. good morning. >> good morning. yeah. i would like mr. shirley to comment on anything he knows about those allowances that you mentioned that george washington provided his mother, and he read somewhere that he viewed those as well, is that correct? >> he wrote them down in his diaries and he was meticulous and all of his financial transactions and his acreage and what was being produced about the number of pounds and potatoes and tobacco and other things like that. i'm not sure i recall. he may have listed them as debt, but i don't think he exp

it is all over blanketing the bay even the south bay now yeah, it is it is all over and lawrence is here in him says it's really going to be. >>extreme in the sierra tonight and said if you're not already on the way don't go lords yet look at blizzard conditions up there may be some gusts over the mountain peaks there may be 7 maybe 90 miles per hour. then you throw that heavy snow just going to be a mess up there so blizzard conditions tonight, snow level dropping all the way down to about 5500 feet you see maybe 2 to 4 feet of snow above 7,000. so very dangerous out there on the roads and as you might expect, we've got winter storm warnings up and down the sierra nevada as that storm system works its way into the high country so it's headed up there now a lot of snow want to be on and off for the weekend that i want to go next week there's going to be some beautiful fresh powder to ski up out there right now doppler radar picking up some rain spreading around the bay area now you got pockets of downpours of being picked up in a san francisco little bit of a break in the san francisco r

>>thank you lawrence and the big story we're tracking tonight. the president lashing out at democrats again over what he cals a bogus impeachments camp this as democts are dending house speaker nancy pelosi has moved to hold on to those articles of impeachmenover concns of a fair senate trial and at least one republican seems to sharing that sentiment. alaska senator lisa murkowski has said that shewas disturbed hear senate majority leader mitch mcconnell say there would be coordinati wh the white house during the senate trial. she says she's still undecided extly on how she will vote. deadly tragedies heth epidemics historic natural disters and the impeachment investigation rivaling ose of nixon and clinton, not romerohas a look back at the stories that affected america most in 2019. >>it doesn't feel like impeachment. and you know what it's phony deal. and they eapened the word impeachnt of president donald trump lashing out against house democrats who voted to make him the 3rd president ever to be impeaed. >>the vote was sparked an investigati

now it's time for the "last word" where ali velshi is in for lawrence. >> i never don't enjoy the last thing you say, but that one is unique and special. that's the kind of thing you frame. have yourself a fantastic weekend. >>> as history was unfolding in the house of representatives on wednesday with the impeachment of that queens man, president donald j. trump, michael moore wasn't watching it on tv. he felt he had to be there, so he watched the vote unfold from the front row of the house gallery. michael moore is back in new york city tonight. he's here to talk about what that moment means to the country and how it's going to play into democratic efforts to defeat donald trump in 2020. he's also going to weigh in on a new report talking about the improved chances of democrats winning control of the senate. and later in the show, nancy pelosi versus donald trump. the year is ending as it began with another face-off between the two. this time over impeachment, and today in an interview the speaker of the house said she is never afraid, and she is rarely surprised. we'll discuss her i

now it's time for the "last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. and of course we're going to hang on every word the chairman had to say about what is happening with the naming of managers for the senate trial. and does nancy pelosi have a way of negotiating with negotiating with mitch mcconnell to get a fair trial? >> the issue of mcconnell's strategic thinking on this is a little bit of a black box. lots of leaks, lots of, you know, competing arguments between the white house and mcconnell's camp supposedly. we do know that mcconnell is going to speak tomorrow about what he's calling an unprecedented impeachment, which i think is him trying to unlock the door that says he should follow previous precedent for the way the senate trial is conducted for president clinton. nancy pelosi is good at this game as is mitch mcconnell. she does hold some cards here. no one has ever tried to leverage the conveying of articles of impeachment between two houses. i mean, we saw history and drama tonight, but now there is a whole new drama that is going to be fas

and lawrence was a very good man but lawrence also died in his late 20s or early 30s so clearly, all his attributes, his patriotism, his loyalty, his intelligence, his integrity, his fidelity, all these things had to come from somewhere and clearly they came from his mother area she taught him the life lessons that made him the standard by which all presidents have been measured. one other thing too is that i want people to understand that the 1700s was not a very hospitable century for a lot of people, african slaves but also women. she obviously didn't have the vote but she couldn't actually own property. women in that century couldn't own property. they would inherit it from their husband when the iehusband died but then their job was to be a custodian of that property and simply pass it along to the eldest son that's what she did like with berry farm is that augustine left it to george, she was a custodian of it and then interestingly enough it becomes indicative of their relationship that she never really handed very far over to george even though he expressed frustration with h

joining us from capitol hill this morning is representative brenda lawrence, democratic of michigan, sits on the oversight and reform committee. congresswoman, there was a headline in the papers about your position on impeachment. where it said that you had favored censure over impeachment. removing the president from office. what is your position? >> my position has been the same. the president's behavior, understand this is rnot a desir or wish of the democratic party, it is our responsibility to follow the constitution. i have been in favor of impeachment based on the president's behavior. i had made a statement that i think it would be totally a miss carrying of justice if the senate just absoflz the president of this behavior. clearly they can see what he did was wrong, inviting a foreign government into investigating an american citizen where we have a cia and fbi, if the president felt that there was corruption, that was within his ring. but to invite a foreign government and withhold funds was an impeachable act. what i said is that the senate at minimum should consider censu

>>lawrence karnow standing by is the latest on our 4 zone forecast lawrence. >>is going to get very gusty as those heavy rainfall is going to be moving in so yeah we can expect to see that rain pushing on and we're seeing some showers out there right now continuing on and off as we head through the evening hours see kind of winding down just a little bit. still some of the train of moisture moving up in the south bay that we have some thunderstorms a little further south in the monterey bay, but now that rain moisture making its way into the south bay now more scattered showers in around the state and a few snowflakes to left or the sierra nevada. still a long way to go here in speaking of the sierra winter storm watches are going up there friday through sunday expecting some heavy snow across the mountain peaks now the snow dropping down to about 5500 feet but of about 7,000 or so we'll see maybe one to 3 maybe 4 feet of snow throughout the weekend. here's a storm system as it approaches the coastline of course tomorrow looks like we'll get a little bit of a

lawrence lee is our correspondent who's been tracking the campaign up and down the length and breadth of the country it's such a divisive campaign so many different issues that people were processing what's your sort of take away on the tone of. the i mean totally the big. massive victory for boris johnson it has been in the simplicity you know he brought in exactly the same team the one to the referendum for leave headed by this guy called dominic cummings who is absolutely is the chief of staff boris johnson cummings was the guy came up with the phrase take back control 3 words really really simple and that with boris johnson in charge one the bracks a referendum coming brought back in when johnson becomes prime minister says get it done exactly the same now you can argue all day whether it's disingenuous and what it means it will come out so that but it was very easy for people to understand 3 and a half years into bret's a referendum no progress boris johnson comes in and says. come on chaps enough of all this get on with it by contrast jeremy corbyn had this absolutely impossible

lawrence. >>been very wet around the bay area and we've got another part of the system kind of just sliding on through right now and you can see some of that going by so yeah we've had the showers moving in the afternoon then another band starts to move and again here we go we're just kind bringing that the wet rain back in the bay area again tonight and we're going to see more of that on and off at least through a midnight and then really going to begin to taper off behind that looks like the system want to sag a little further south the snow this year that of their chain in up up there and you can see the front moving through today and then behind that we see instability in more showers all the sudden popping up outside so here you go to stamps is going get some more rain headed in your direction also in the oakland, a rich man and all the way down in the san leandro san ramon free much you've got more rain headed your way down the peninsula to most to some very light showers but it's going t

scotland voted by 62 percent to remain back in 2016 in the referendum as lawrence was saying earlier grex it is really an english thing right now hearing scotland there is still clearly a strong wish. majority which for remaining in the european union was for independence it's fairly evenly balanced but now that we have seen such a schism with boris johnson in the conservatives breaking through so well nationally but he is going but could set the expense of the s.n.p. they are now able to say we have a clear mandate we have rejected it's a huge the conservatives message here in scotland which was we want we want to stop independents nicholas sturgeon is now saying that it is up to boris yeltsin . to come up to say what his plan b. is now that her plan a has been clearly accepted there result in debt europe is eventually so a break from the united kingdom the story here is that they have made inroads into the into the conservative supports labor has almost been wiped out labor has one seat here in scotland where it was once so so dominant many former labor voters have now gone to the