ruskin was spellbound by its beauty. (ruskin) "it was, i think, when i first saw it...t perfectly beautiful piece of color of all that i have seen produced by human hands." (narrator) shade and darkness - evening of the deluge, painted in 1843, is more about light than a biblical account of noah and the ark. turner's light produces a mystical bent that shows up in several late canvases. layer after layer of pigment, applied to create the vortex of mist and air churning angrily around the blinding light, conjures up the elemental forces of the cosmos. the abstract beauty of turner's late canvases that dissolve into light are especially apparent in some of his unfinished paintings like norham castle, sunrise. returning to a subject he had painted years earlier, he advanced his composition to a point at which the subject is barely apparent. its unfinished state shows how he could stretch the poetic possibilities of color and technique to the threshold of abstraction. even as turner developed his watercolor technique to the level of his oil paintings, he pushed oil painting

500 to 1,000 people drive by or stop by every night here in newark at the corner of lafayette and ruskina beautiful christmas light display set to some pretty cool music. "star wars" music including the say sabre fight on the roof right now. take you to the golden gate bridge, where we have current temperatures outside generally in the upper 50s. san jose 58. san francisco 58. livermore 57. we were dry today. we are clear for now on the radar. but as soon as midnight tonight, rain will return to the bay area. lows overnight tonight with mainly cloudy skies, mountain view 50, napa 51, fremont 51. vallejo 50. we have a cold front on approach. it's still several hours to the north but it will bring us rainfall overnight. it will bring rainfall tomorrow especially for the morning commute. we have had a ton of rain over the past week and a half. the wettest beginning to a december ever here in the bay area. we'll add to the rainfall totals tomorrow. if you are watching us in san francisco, san mateo county or the east bay, you will likely get .25" to half inch of rainfall tomorrow morning. th

. >> andy king, thomas ruskin, responsible for crisis management for the mayor and the police commissioner. he is now president of the cmp protective and investigative group. it's very good to have you with us. tom we saw that terrible video of what happened there, the police officer put mr. garner in a choke hold. the choke hold is banned by the police department in new york. it's not illegal however. but you know with all this evidence, we've seen, even though all of it has not been released, seeing this video it's difficult to believe is it not that he was not at least indicted on some charge? >> no, not to me. i have been there during these type of arrests. i have seen someone of eric garner's size resist arrest. you see very clearly in this video the way i view it, that the officers are telling him to put his hands behind his back, he is going to be arrested. he is double i the size of any officer there. you are going to see him under arrest. >> but five officers four literally on top of him as he's saying i can't breathe i can't breathe wasn't that an overreaction? >> well at the poi

it's a beautiful display at lafayette and ruskin in newark.s lights set to "star wars" music as well as other songs. the gentleman who owns the house name is tom he started programming and setting these lights up in march and now it's december for your enjoyment. stop on by. anybody can. we'll take a live look at sfo. mid-50s. oakland 55. livermore 56. santa rosa 54. san francisco 57 degrees. you're watching kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar. no rain for now but by midnight we'll see showers approaching the north bay. by tomorrow morning when you're driving to work you're going to be saying it's raining again. and the answer is going to be yes. slowing you down for the drive to work tomorrow. we need the rainfall but it certainly has made a mess of commutes. overnight lows tonight with mainly cloudy skies. mountain view 50. san francisco 53. fremont 51. vallejo your low 50. so we have a cold front on approach. but notice it's coming in from the north and west not tapping into tropical moisture so we'll get rain but not the tonight of rainfall that w

. >> i'm joined by former nypd detective thomas ruskin. now president of the cmp protective investigative group. also joining us here is alex vitale, contributor to the nation. also author of city of disorder, how the political campaign changed. >> at the crux of this debate seems to be the attitude of the mayor right now as to what is happening to the police department. is the mayor anti-police in your opinion? >> i don't think he's shown support of the police. i don't know what's really in his heart and i don't know what's really in his head. i just know that the police feel that they don't have a mayor who's supporting them from day 1. and he's been very critical of them. he's basically worked against them. and policing in new york city. and they basically feel that when you have a mayor who says the two lieutenants who are assaulted on the brooklyn bridge bon videotape are allegedly assaulted, you don't run with that. >> what do we say about antipolice, if i call and say a swing is broken in the playground, does that make me anti-parks

thomas ruskin and john rafferty join me now. good evening, gentlemen. i'll start with you. what is -- what's your response the this? >> it's horrific and i think it's something that we unfortunately should have seen coming. when you is the mayor and other officials that are not drawing the line in the sand where the cops can protect themselves and enforce laws this was inevitable. >> do you believe it was inevitable? >> it was in the works. when you have the president, the attorney general and the mayor turning against cops, cops are apprehensive to do their job and now the pba coming out tonight and making their statements, cops are now going to protect themselves. >> and their statement is diblasio has blood on his hands. and that, al sharpt season star this justice for all rally. and this was in brooklyn and the shooting is in brooklyn. so where does new york city pd go from here? >> you is to look at what the police department really going to do? they're out there every day sacrificing their lives trying to patrol the streets and make the communities safe. they do it ev

thomas ruskin and john rafferty join me now. good evening, gentlemen. i'll start with you. what is -- what's your response the this? >> it's horrific and i think it's something that we unfortunately should have seen coming. when you is the mayor and other officials that are not drawing the line in the sand where the cops can protect themselves and enforce laws this was inevitable. >> do you believe it was inevitable? >> it was in the works. when you have the president, the attorney general and the mayor turning against cops, cops are apprehensive to do their job and now the pba coming out tonight and making their statements, cops are now going to protect themselves. >> and their statement is diblasio has blood on his hands. and that, al sharpt season star this justice for all rally. and this was in brooklyn and the shooting is in brooklyn. so where does new york city pd go from here? >> you is to look at what the police department really going to do? they're out there every day sacrificing their lives trying to patrol the streets and make the communities safe. they do it ev

cars are lining up around the block at lafayette avenue and ruskin drive.e family put up more than 100,000 lights. in case you are wondering, they have to start setting all this up in june. >>> we would love to see how you are celebrating where you live. you can share your photos of holiday lights and events with us on twitter. just use #whereyoulive so we can find your pictures. you can also e-mail your photos or video to us. how would you like to be neighbors with those folks? >> that would be rough. good morning, everyone. we are looking at still some mist and drizzle. plenty of cloud cover. the peninsula right now has picked up a little bit of moisture but really it's the fog we are wait to go clear. and here is where -- this looks pretty sick and you can't see much in front of you. but we have 60s on the way with partial clearing and it does set the stage for a change in our seven-day outlook. i'll explain when we return. >> also next, were you watching this? a disappointing home loss for the 49ers. yet another one. this one one time they blew a >>> if

cars are lining up around the block the lafayette avenue and ruskin drive.p more than 100,000 lights. in case you are wondering, they have to start setting all this up in june. >>> we would love to see how you are celebrating where you live. you can share your photos of holiday lights and events with us on twitter. just use the #whereyoulive so we can find your pictures. you can also e-mail your photos or video to us. that's got to be one heckuva pg&e bill, lisa. >> right. we didn't plan this, but it looks like we are ready, right? >> yes, we are ready. >> a step outside and a look out your window. mist and drizzle. temperatures very mild. this will be a thing of the past by this afternoon as we begin a pattern change and winter arrives. we will have your forecast coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, another disappointing home loss for the niners. blowing a 21-point lead to the chargers. collin resch has the highlights and the locker room reaction coming up in sports. and these little angels build in strength. and that little angel says, "weeeeeeeee!"

cars are lining up around the block at lafayette valley and ruskin drive. put up more than 100,000 lights. in case you are wondering, they have to start setting all this up in june. >>> we would love to see how you are celebrating where you live. you can share your photos of holiday lights and events with us on twitter. just use the #"where you live" so we can find your pictures. you can also e-mail your photos or video to us. i have quite the christmas tree, but nothing like that house. my goodness. >> did you get caught in the mist and drizzle in morning? >> yes. >> yes. so certainly your wipers are needed. much of the morning will be foggy and gray. here's a look from the exploratorium camera. where the visibility is certainly reduced. i imagine sfo will have plenty of delays later on. right now we are near 60 degrees and we are going to stay mild but we will wipe out all this moisture. i'll explain coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also next, i was watching this last night, another disappointing loss for the 49ers, blowing a 21-point lead to the chargers.

bring in to talk about the tensions involving the police across the nation, former nypd detective tom ruskin, currently president of c and p security group. you and i have done a lot of breaking news together and i have to tell you where we are in this nation right now is troubling because you've got sides that need each other very much. citizenry needs to trust d believe in its police force and they need for us to have that respect for authority. >> right. >> how do we good forward? >> we have to start a dialog and it can't be the rhetoric and the mass nations by political leaders who have looked to separate or apparently look to separate the two sides. we need police to go into the communities and have that dialog with leaders and we need community leaders to calm down the rhetoric to go forward. >> i'm going to share with our audience, when things break apart sometimes on the weekends and we end up in all sorts of conversations about race and what not, tom is the guy i will reach out to because you still have contacts within the nypd. is there a person or a group right now in this city th