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>>but tomorrow shallow rine layer if any so let's take a look th is greet your picture, beautiful cotton, candy sky right before sunset courtesy of john king and this is in soh thank you so much for sharing that with me john today's daytime highs 5 to 10 degrees above average noticing that cloud ver and even some low clouds bunot a sticker as widespread and as we ke a look at our futu cast model it's going to be nonexiste for your just along the coast, but even the east bay as well, thanks to that lack of blanket of cloud cover we are goi to noce warmer temperatures for the 2nd half of your weekend and tperatures out there right now widespread 50's going down into the upper 40's and loto mid-fifties for most of the bay area and tomorrow's daytime highs 5 to 15 degrees above average low 70's along the coast, mid 70's along the east bay shoreline ith widespread upper 70's as you start to make their way inland. so let's take a look ahead at the next 7 day monday slightly cooler n forecast but the real cool down won't start until tuesda, cloudier nditions and still going to be a few degrees

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and former spokesperson for the hillary clinton campaign, or just hillary clinton, period, philippe rines. phil, i'm going to start with you. >> i can declare -- if you like. >> philip, not you, philippe, philip. in terms what the white house saw this week. i know the president was on fox news this morning, talking for 53 minutes and completely mischaracterizing what the witnesses said. are they nervous about the with the witnesses said, is that why the president is 34s chaeshgtdize ichaeshgtd i mischaracterizing? >> the belief is whatever narrative he puts forward, tells people publicly, his voters, his base are going to believe. while the last two weeks of extraordinary historic testimony has brought new facts to light and really bolstered the fact-based narrative surrounding what trump and his allies are trying to do with regards to ukraine. you know, whatever trump says is what his followers are believing as of now. there seems to be no indication that those supporters of ehe re congressmen are changing their minds about the president's culpability here, his abuse of office. and so th

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