if you're looking to snag the perfect shot on pfeiffer beach yourself... time is running out for this year. the keyhole phenomenon only lasts for a few weeks on either end of the winter solstice ... which happened on december 21st. (ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a final look at weather.... and our getaway forecast. lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area bringing rain into the afternoon. doppler continues to show more rain falling now. on the satellite image you can see a series of storms headed our way. tonight the rain will continue but decrease after midnight. it will partly cloudy on saturday with highs in the 50s and the low 60s. the clouds will be on the increase on sunday with a chance of rain in the afternoon. a series of storms without much break will bring heavy rain to the bay area next week. floodind of local creeks and rivers is possible during this period. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore

pfeiffer fighters say the fire started from a breaker box malfunction. the family is okay, however, as you saw there, sadly, the house is gone. the family pets did not make it out alive. that's the one time it's okay not to listen to your mom. >> always a good opportunity to remind everybody to check the battery in the smoke detector. >> they say whenever the time changes, to change the batteries. >>> we're going to check in i think with you in a minute on this deadly accident closing 880, but first, an important update on the weather with vianey. you are forecasting some major changes. >> it's not my fault, guys. we need the rain, come on, let's get excited about the rain. >> we need the rain. >> right now in san jose, these are current temperatures. we still have some 30s out there. 38 degrees and pretty soon we're also going to have some cloud cover to go with it. let's take a look at your san jose temperature trend. once again, we'rerting out 0s until about 7:00 a.m., eventually climbing into the 40s and the rest of the0s. so the temperatures very si

state department george tenet resigns in july two thousand and four citing personal reasons douglas pfeiffer resigns from the pentagon in january two thousand and five paul wolfowitz is appointed president of the world bank in june two thousand and five donald rumsfeld leaves the pentagon in november two thousand and six. richard perle divides his time between washington and the suffer from this. hello again this hour do want to start here in the cross united states we did see one weather system make its way off the eastern seaboard those are the clouds right there so as we start the forecast map here on sunday things are going to be looking much better anywhere from boston down to new york washington atlanta a little bit cooler but it's going to be a lot clearer across much of that area where we are watching is out here towards the west now look at all these clouds coming in off the rockies by the time we go from sunday to monday that system really organizes here across the central part of united states we are going to be seeing some very heavy rain anywhere from chicago all the way down he

also joining me, simon and jerome pfeiffer. karen, what are you concerned about or keeping a close eye on on the news coverage of the dems taking control of the house and beginning 2020? >> thank you. it is so great to be here and great to be with cnn. one of the things, we have to think about language. this will be the third time in a presidential where we have women running and where we have a diverse group of people running from different ethnic backgrounds and a much more diverse electorate. how the media cover candidates, we can't be afraid to call out things that are racist or sexist. we tend to get things that are racially continues or hints of sexism. yet when we talk about anti-semitism, we are very direct. part is not being afraid to call things out. the other thing is polling. so much of the polling focuses on the what and not the why. the best exam people i can give you from 2016 is polls reporting on economic anxiety. we were missing what was driving that. fear of change, racism, sexism. that whole conversation was

dan pfeiffer tweets this, trump patting himself on the back because he paid for this, pay for the cheapestood available for the clemson football team after the shutdown, he shut down the government, is ballast trump is you can get. in so many ways trump is a racist angry version of michael scott. >> when i got that report from the white house i cut and pasted and sent it to all my kids and nephews and they'll send back this is the best ever, this is what i would like to eat at the white house. it does underscore a larger problem with the discourse in washington today. democrats are far more to blame the republicans are, the willingness to talk about, accuse people of being racist for absolutely no reason whatsoever. there was a time we all took racism very seriously and you didn't accuse somebody of being a racist because they ordered fast food for people. >> i will let you address that. the president said he did this out of his pocket because of the shutdown, to prepare for these guys and he thought he was doing something fun that they would like, he was paying for it. could he have gotte

dan pfeiffer, senior advisor to president obama, calls the idea half baked. they all believe that you getting in this race, if you do, will do nothing but help ensure a second term for president trump. what do you see that they all don't other than those poll numbers? >> what i see is that the majority of americans are not being represented by the far right extreme of the republican party, the far left extreme of the democratic party and i think lifelong republicans and lifelong democrats, given a legitimate choice for a better way, will find a home. now, i'm going to go out to the american people over the next three months. what i hope to do is share my story and ignite a national movement. >> i think there's already a national conversation about this for sure. >> yeah. why do you think we've gotten this kind of unbelievable reaction? why? >> i don't know. what i do know is the president wants you to run. not only did he tweet but maggie haberman is tweeting this week at a fund-raiser he told his supporters he thinks you should run. >> he should be careful w

making their way to pfeiffer beach to make sure they don't missing an act of nature that only happens few weeks out of the year.. the setting sun will align with this keyhole... the name of the rock formation. to show a tunnel of light that's only interrupted by the ocean's waves. for photographers. .. the synchrony of nature can officer a picture perfect moment. <"just catching interesting things with the right light, and the right light only happens a few minutes during the sunset where you have soft light.">(ken) some visitors have been planning their trip for years, just to catch the sun at the right moment. (pam) icy weather has made its way to a famous italian resort area - gambarie d'aspromonte. given that it is in southern italy near the mediterranean, the resort traditionally has mild weather. but new social media video shows a fountain frozen over, with some water still trickling through. lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area bringing rain into the afternoon. doppler continues to show more rain falling now. on the satellite image you can see a series of stor

dan pfeiffer, senior advisor to president obama calls the idea half baked. >> uh-huh. >> they all believeith countless other democrats, that you getting in this race, if you do, will do nothing but help ensure a second term for president trump. what do you see that they all don't other than those poll numbers? >> what i see is that the majority of americans are not being represented by the far right extreme of the republican party, the far left extreme of the democratic party, and i think lifelong republicans and lifelong democrats given a legitimate choice for a better way will find a home. >> it clearly sounds like you're saying if it is somewhere on the far left like a senator elizabeth warren, for example, versus trump, then you think there is a path for you. but what if video biden runs? >> well, we'll have to see. >> what if someone more centrist runs? so there may be someone? >> we'll have to see what happens. first of all, we have a long way to go. i don't know if vice president biden's going to run, i don't know if bloomberg's going to run. i don't know if either one of them coul

we know they got a pfeiffer and they got the court to reprove it five times. who knows whether or not they told the court everything they should've told the court but, so what. because what the president is charging is not that some individual fbi agent didn't fully inform the fisa court. he's charging a conspiracy by the obama, fbi to interfere with his campaign. there is simply no evidence of that. you have to come up with the evidence and there's a ton of evidence out there. all over the committees themselves are made public a ton of evidence about what happened and what didn't happen. similarly, there is no logical reason to say that somehow the fbi or the cia or the nsa acted not because they were worried about what they were seeing with regard to russian activities, they were acting instead, i actually as a civil libertarian and who has worked also on what i see as institutional threats posed by the national security bureaucracy that michael talked about another's talked about, that, we have to be really careful to look at the actual facts and the threat

state department george tenet resigns in july two thousand and four citing personal reasons douglas pfeiffer resigns from the pentagon in january two thousand and five paul wolfowitz is appointed president of the world bank in june two thousand and five donald rumsfeld leaves the pentagon in november two thousand and six. richard perle divides his time between washington and the south of france. hello again and welcome back well i do want to take you over here towards a western part of the vote on the satellite image we do have a lot of clouds there to talk about and in these clouds we're talking about snow for turkey we're also talking about a lot of rain over the next few days down here towards parts of syria as well as into lebanon now looking too bad as we go towards monday but it is going to be on the increase as we go towards tuesday a lot more clouds and rain and snow particular here in turkey. he in the higher elevations ancora minus two is going to be a high on tuesday aleppo and eight in beirut is looking at about fourteen degrees for your high well as we go down here across the gu

state department george tenet resigns in july two thousand and four citing personal reasons douglas pfeiffer resigns from the pentagon in january two thousand and five paul wolfowitz is appointed president of the world bank in june two thousand and five donald rumsfeld leaves the pentagon in november two thousand and six. richard perle divides his time between washington and the surfer france. hello again welcome back where across queens last over the next few days we're going to be seeing the possibility of the same cyclon that you've been dealing with now making its way back so that is plenty out there in the coral sea right now it's basically stationary but we've through thing to happen is that this storm is going to be making its way back towards the west and could be a threat by the time we get to early next week so that is something we'll be watching as we go towards sunday out here towards the southwest it is going to be those temperatures perth a high temperature few of thirty seven degrees well as you make your way over here towards new zealand well things not looking too bad for mo

state department george tenet resigns in july two thousand and four citing personal reasons douglas pfeiffer resigns from the pentagon in january two thousand and five paul wolfowitz is appointed president of the world bank in june two thousand and five donald rumsfeld leaves the pentagon in november two thousand and six. richard perle divides his time between washington and the south of france. from the waves of the self. to the contours of the east. get a welcome back to the national weather for. cas well we are looking at summertime here in the southern hemisphere and that means in certain locations we are talking wildfires because of very dry and hot conditions in some locations i want to take you specifically down here towards chile santiago just to the west of sun tiago this is what it is looking like now because of the very hot dry conditions we're talking about dozens of wildfires that have broken out here on thursday and we have also lost about sixty homes because of those wildfires by friday we're still dealing with ten of those as most of the other ones were contained but unfortun

. >> shannon: 's or dan pfeiffer, our audience may know him well, he tweets out this, trump patting himselfbath for paying for the cheapest food available for the clemson football team after the shutdown. he shipped on the government. it's about as trump as you can get. in so many ways he is a racist, angry version of michael scott. charlie? by the way, the office is the best show ever on tv, other than this one. >> it is. we've hit rock bottom here. it's funny, when i got that report from the white house i cut and pasted it and sent it to all my kids, all my nephews and of course they also back this is the best ever, this is what i would like to eat at the white house. but it does underscore sort of a larger problem i think with the discourse in washington today. and democrats are far more to blame for it than i think republicans are. the willingness to talk about -- accuse people of being racist for absolutely no reason whatsoever. there was a time when we all took racism very seriously and you didn't accuse somebody of being a racist because they ordered fast food for people. and it's in

.> ( marty ) photographers are making their way to pfeiffer beach in big sur to make sure they don'tf nature that only happens a few weeks a year.. the setting sun will align with the iconic keyhole rock formation. to show a tunnel of light that's only interrupted by the ocean's waves. for photographers. .. the beauty of nature can offer a picture perfect moment. <"just catching interesting things with the right light, and the right light only happens a few minutes during the sunset where you have soft light.">( marty ) some visitors have been planning their trip for years, just to catch the sun at the right moment. as we head as we head to break, here's a live look outside... richmond bridge (dave)a few residual showers will continue into the morning hours, mainly in southern and western portions of our area. dry weather is likely for most of saturday and through midday sunday. a series of weather systems is then forecast to impact our region from sunday afternoon through thursday of next week, producing periods of rain and gusty winds at times. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds