. >> robert sullivan a weather watcher in redwood city is saying the sun is trying to break out and it is, robert. this is the scene. our live weather camera looking towards the transamerica pyramid and we have clouds finally breaking in the city by the way where currently it's 57 degrees. 66 in san jose where we do have the sunshine. obviously a splash of sun in livermore now at 70 degrees. the winds have been increasing right now at 8 in pleasanton. still stubborn low clouds and fog sitting next to the coast. clouds at the golden gate bridge. in the evening, we'll wake up tomorrow morning to another gray slate. high pressure it is the key component it's providing us with the dry weather pattern through the weekend but we'll tweak our forecast for the end of the weekend. a thunderstorm is possible in yosemite today otherwise the state is dry. 64 pacifica. low 70s around the bay to the low and mid-80s inland. temperatures between 62 to 85 today. high 60s at the beaches tomorrow. 88 inland. low pressure in the bay area brings our numbers down and increasing cloud cover, unstable next we

first i call on robert sullivan a weather watcher. he is with us this afternoon to say, hey, the skies should be called pooky. i don't know what he means by that in redwood city. i have no idea. i just wanted to say the word pooky on tv. no, actually, i think he means it's like we have some sunny breaks and holes in the clouds, something like this, where we had the layer of low clouds over the city of san francisco. and then we have a few sunny breaks. temperature-wise 58 degrees in san francisco. it's cool and breezy. temperatures in the 60s across the board from san jose to the north to santa rosa. this is that very deep marine layer that's been hanging tight to the coast all enhanced by that right there. that area of low pressure part of the glitch in our satellite imagery there from goes west 10. there you have it. that low is encouraging and enhancing that marine layer. it's beginning to retreat now and the winds are increasing. a stiff sea breeze west 14 miles an hour in san francisco across the bay 11 in oakland, 15 in san ramo

it's 63 degrees in redwood city where robert sullivan, he is one of our faithful weather watchers, he's finally cleared out to a beautiful day. you're right! thanks, robert, for checking in. only places still dealing with low clouds and fog right here around the meet every immediate seashore. now, it looks like we have that very deep marine layer making that repeat performance from yesterday. we are scaling it up a little sooner than yesterday. one more warm day away from the coast. otherwise cooler temperatures beginning with tomorrow. we are clearing out. stratus backing up out over the open waters spreading inland 50 to 60 miles into our interior valleys. we are under the influence of high pressure but it's a weak ridge so it's allowing this area of low pressure spinning its wheels off the coast. with partly cloudy skies tomorrow. nearly 90 in redding. 60s in monterey bay. it's been the worst allergy season in years and i blame it on kenny! [ laughter ] >> temperatures today 62 in pacifica to 75 degrees in oakland. back through alameda. 880 in san jose. low to mid-80s to the east a

you have robert costa, sean sullivan at t"the washington post" talking with ed robins about his style came up with this quote here, he said one day manafort goes up and corey gets set back. the next day corey can move up to the forefront, trump is at the center and watching and seeing it all. what is this reflection of campaign here and you're hearing those words and hearing that said, is that something you want heading into the general? >> this is inside baseball voters really don't care about. all the many political campaigns are full of, you know, sort of inside, back stabbing turf wars and all of this chaos. we remember back in 2000 al gore shook up his campaign and moved to tennessee. and in 2008 we were told no drama obama, but that hasn't necessarily translated into his, you know, being an effective governor. >> but then take to the extent of ground game and saying where is it, what is it when it comes to donald trump leading into this. that's where many will say, you know, he's lacking in that point. >> yeah, i mean, this has been the challenge for the trump campaign. on the p

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how jake sullivan and other players traveled to oman to secretly meet with the iranians in the summer of 2012. the white house point person during the later stages of the negotiation was robert malley who was currently running negotiations that could keep bashar assad in power. during the course of the iran talks, malley told me he always kept in close contact with rhodes. i would often call him and say hey, give me a reality check. he would say here is where i think the president is and here is where i think he will be. he continued, ben would try to anticipate does it make sense spolwise. but then he would also ask himself how will we sell it to the congress? how will we sell it to the public? what is our narrative going to be? malley is a particularly keen observer of the changing art of political communication. his father who was born in cairo edited a politics magazine and proudly provided a platform for fidel castro and arafat in the days where the leader's words might take several weeks to travel from cuba or cairo to paris. the iran experience was the place where i saw firsthand how policy, politics and messaging all had to come together, and i think that ben is real