walking down the hall, a picture of hang paulson. do you feel given that background when you hear the likes of elizabeth warren criticize the role of bankers and goldman sachs types in this administration to be extra careful about that association? how do you feel about that? >> let me first say there's no greater honor for me than being in this job. being the 77th treasury secretary. in my office, i have a picture of alexander hamilton. he looks down on me every day. there's a lot of history. when you walk down the halls and you see the portraits of all of these people, you realize thef d you realize that the treasury has such an important function. many of which is nonpolitical. many of inch is operating the u.s. government and focusing on the economy and the growth and opportunities. and i'm honored to follow a great tradition not of only goldman sachs people. i work very closely with secretary paulson. it was an honor to follow him. but a number of incredible individuals that served in this role. i've been a regional banker for t

steve paulson is right over there.ell you if you need an umbrella at some point later today. >> yes, later today. >> i'm trying to figure out, sprinkling, drenching me? >> probably all later. thank you, dave and claudine. >> all right. >> the conveyer belt if you will, it continues to take amadous but still a ways off. the clouds will increase during the day. we need the jet stream to get closer to us. the system, which i've got the dynamics is still a little offshore. so once those arrive, then the rainfall rates will pick up. until then there's a lot of showing if you have plans this morning that's your best opportunity. and the main system is right back there. you can see where the low is. so once they dig in here and we get some of the jet stream support, then we could start to get better conditions for the rain to develop. until then look for increasing clouds and a break here for you in the morning. clouding up by this evening. rain will be arriving with the 50s on the tents, very mild. san jose 58 already with c

i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark and that's steve paulson.ou come up with nice weather today? >> i can. >> i thought you could. >> it did look like glass out there. >> just completely [indiscernible]. >> fire up the ski boat. let's go. >> get the wet suits. >> a little burst out there. we have clear skies. it's going to warmup pretty quick, so look for temperatures. we had mid 70s, i think we'll buff it more today. just a heck of a low coming out of colorado rockies and also into albuquerque, new mexico and that's your severe weather line. there's two associated with the line. and the plains, that will be the main source of the severe weather. we get just a tranquil weather. 50s on a lot of these temps, and there's a lot of 40s. but there's a few 50s. santa cruz at 49. southerly breeze, but nothing compared to yesterday. 45, ukiah.

paulson, again, it is amazing where this committee has gone. we now come back to talking about mobsters and privately held companies which will never show up on a tax return again after 30 years of practicing. i have never seen a mobster's name and i have never seen a privately held. these things don't show up on tax returns. so the request for tax returns, we move from there now to saying well, for us to do tax reforms, we feed to see his tax returns because he's one of the people that has to approve it. when you say that -- you now have put everyone on this committee on record because if we are going to do tax reform, then every member of this committee has to recuse themselves. so we have to be vers to where we are pointing fingers. we can't do anything under your scenario because all of a sudden we will have -- and you know, it is interesting. you shake your head, but mr. pascrell it is exactly right. i said you are shaking your head because you realize i might as well ask for your tax reform -- return so we can see -- >> i already divulged

weather forecasters like steve paulson say they're expecting up to 2' of snow for millions of people including my family back in the northeast. this is philadelphia, my hometown. early this morning i don't miss being in that. >> i bet. >> a national service issued blizzard warnings for eight states includes pennsylvania, new york, new jersey and of course all that snow is having a ripple effect. the domino effect on travelers here in the bay area and along the west coast. >> yeah, you might have family visiting you soon to get out of there. >> we'll see. >>> right now christien kaplan is out there for us. it's certainly going to effect all of us here. >> reporter: yeah, it's certainly going to effect you if you are traveling. you can take a look here you can see the cancellations, lots of cancelled already up on the departures board. going to new york city. we've had a tough time finding people who are affected by that here this morning because it seems like word is out shgts people knew about the --, people knew about the storm coming. people knew about it yesterday. we do have some

steve paulson is here with the latest to tell you how to prepare as this day begins. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on 2 it's monday, march 20 i'm dave clark. >> i'm claudine wong in for pam cook today. steve paulson telling you to throw that umbrella in the car just keep it for later. >> later. >> not now. >> that tower sure stands out. >> yes, it does. the chronicle did a nice story on that, saturday. the view from up above. >> mike mibach went up there and said it was scary. >> yeah, nothing scary about our weather yet, but it's going to be a pretty active week here with a lot of cloud cover on the way, but it is really mild right now. everything coming from the west southwest. there's a south wind

we're going right to steve paulson. his office is right here. >> what rain, gasia. >> you were dreaming last night. >> i thought my roof was going to cave in. >> we both came in, pounding on the roof. skyline. there you go. for some up north, you're like hey we haven't had that much rain. you will get some later on. i think the thunderstorm activity will pop up more north. santa cruz mountains, wet and cool. 46. moderate to heavy rain overnight with an inch and two thirds. some reports of two day totals over three. watch how that stays lit up. also there's very heavy rain coming in around saar towing a campbell and san jose. in the lexington hills, around willow glenn, evergreen and santa clara, that is some of the strongest cells right there. the key is the low is getting closer to us and enhancing the rainfall rates. a little isolated areas continue to move there. this is two forecasts. one south of san francisco. the other to the north. walnut creek getting good rain. that stretches back over to bay point, concord an

paulson. this amazing where committee has gone. we have gone back to talking about mobsters at privately held companies, which will never show again. tax return after 30 years of practicing, i have never seen a mobsters name. i am never seen a private sleep -- privately held -- these things don't show up on tax returns. request for tax returns, we move from there now to saying for us to do tax reform, we need to see his tax return because he is going to be one of the people who have to approve it. that, you now have put everyone on this committee on record because it we are going to do tax reform, that every member of this committee has to recuse himself for it and we will never get tax reform done because every member of this committee might benefit from some item on tax reform. so we have to be very careful as to where we are pointing fingers. we can't do anything under your scenario because all of a sudden we will have -- and you know, it is interesting. you shake your head, but mr. pascrell it is exactly right. i said you are s

paulson? >> aye. >> miss sewel? chairman brady? >> aye. >> >> miss sewel, do you wish to be recorded? >> yes. >> how would you like to be recorded? >> no. >> miss sewel, no. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> 23 yais, 16 nays. >> there being 23 ayes, 16 nos, the vote is agreed to. >> mr. chairman? >> yes, sir. >> it requires to include that -- >> yes. without objection. are there any further amendments? mr. collier, you're recognized. >> mr. teaberry, you can spend a moment. point of order has been reserved. the court will distribute the amendment. may i ask the gentleman to suspend while the clerk distributes. >> so the gentleman from new york is recognized for five moments. >> mr. chairman, thank you. i recognize also mr. teaberry's reserving the right to agree. but you may be familiar with the particular amendment, in fact, i have a copy here, if you don't mind a moment, mr. chairman, to make a slight change. mr. brady of texas, i'm just going to put mr. crowley of new york in his place. mr. chairman, the lack of transparency

we were in castro valley yesterday afternoon, steve paulson, when we got a brief hail storm. my kids were delighted. they thought it was snow. >> made heck of a noise too. that 280, that took the honors if you will. we still have some rain going through, possibility of more hail. when we get these sun breaks, a little afternoon heating, certainly would not be surprised if we get a little bit more. cold air is in place. we should see drier air coming in here. radar shows there is still some rain moving through. some of this is moderate to heavy. other areas are getting breaks. no doubt about it, i'm sure we'll get a good look here. hamilton has big time snow. that i know. winter storm warning is out. still bands rotating through. not so much to the north but definitely from marin county, san francisco, south san francisco, to half moon bay, san mateo, and right back over to oakland, alameda, emeryville. over to the east bay i think moraga, lafayette along with san francisco were in the top three as far as total rainfall over the whole weekend. over the san mateo bridge and san

to paulson's credit, he tried to help lehman.wasn't purely personal, but i do think personal connections can tip the scale and supposedly president bush did not take his call. sometimes these personal relationships make a difference. brian: let me show you a short video clip. you are not with nouriel roubini anymore. tell me about him and how much work you did for him. [video clip] >> there is already backlash because of this financial crisis against market economies, free trade, against capital flows, against trade globalization and it causes a clash because of the economic and social cost of this crisis. a populist backlash. [end video clip] brian: that was back in 2010. we have not seen as much of him. he was telling us things were not going to go well before the crisis. why did he know? sandra: interestingly -- and i also at the time had conversations with george soros. we were all people not from here. we had a transatlantic perspective and more of an outsider's perspective. and i think sometimes that can give you a leg up.

>> it seemed like they had been getting along, both carl icahn and john paulson are on the aig board.ck had announced he was going to sell assets like they asked to make the company leaner and also to return about $25 billion to shareholders. it was going well, but again, it's the credibility issue. one big thing was a lot of credit rating agencies started putting aig on ratings watch. a very important ratings agency for insurers put them on watch and that was something a lot of people had their eyes on. it also made hancock lose credibility. betty: it made shareholders nervous, and may be shortened the time for the turnaround the prove that itto would take some time. this will be the seventh ceo, i .hink, at aig since 2005 are there any names out there of who could succeed him? >> that's the question everyone wants to know the answer to. long potential list. it could go externally or .nternally just from our very long list we externally, dan gleason is a former aig executive now the head of marshall mclennan. that's one potential external candidate. internally, it could come from som

steve paulson's over there. he has the weather. >> it is cooler. a lot of 40s here and here we go again making an appearance donnie downer our good friend. good morning, steve. good morning marty. chilly start to the awesome day in larkspur. he's planning ahead. thank you marty. i appreciate that. san francisco rainfall. some of you are like wait a minute i don't have my coffee. i have to look at all this data. yes, you do. here to date i think it's 29.39 to be honest but i'll fix that in the next minute. season average is 23.65. so we're forecasting at least an inch of rain for friday. and that will also put them over 30" for the season. that has only happened 22 times in their history. the last time it happened was 2005. 34.43. i'm using the rain year. records began in 1849. so in 169 years they've only seen that 22 times. we have most clooe clear skies. certainly from san jose looks like parts of the peninsula as well as into the santa cruz mountains. boulder creek as well. 45 in gilroy and 45 in campbell. saratoga's 34. we're done a good about

you're with us and so is steve paulson. he's checking on your weather as you get started. >> not bad here but clouds in the north. we're not going to have that severe clear here. the rain line storm track has moved north. but there's a lot of cloud cover that continues to try to break its way through here. you can see the rain line i would think cloverdale, geyser north. but fort bragg there's going to be some pretty heavy rain up on the north coast. due to some of that cloud cover and even some low clouds and patchy fog coming up. here's some of your north bay temps. glen ellen's in there. most locations are showing the 40s, low 40s. a lot of cloud cover just to the west and this will continue to work its way through. so sun for a little bit here and then we'll go partly cloudy and then i think mostly cloudy to cloudy. temperatures upper 50s to low 60s but you can see there's just a lot of cloud cover here. a little bit warmer than yesterday. yesterday was freezing. >> well it's a cold morning. a mix of sun and clouds late

we're going right to steve paulson. his office is right here. >>

. >> steve paulson's right over there with our forecast. it sounds like a great forecast. >> for us. >> yes. >>> it will still be one more day. thank you, you two. we do have some clear skies although some patchy fog has moved its way back. nothing was an issue yesterday except some warm temps. sfo hit 77 degrees. most of these were down towards salinas airport. yet the ridge of high pressure is slowly moving toward the east. few little patches of fog and some higher clouds will begin to work its wra in but still another warm day inland. 40s, 50s on the temps. you can see this cloud cover. again it's not going to amount to too much. a little bit around here. so maybe some partly cloudies to the north. but still mostly sunny totd. 67. a slight cooling coast in moon bay. one more day near 80 for a few. all right. sal, 5:01 we thought we had an issue but now things are light. >> for the most part. >>> most of the bay area commute is light right now. we do have some slow traffic on the altman pass. a lot of the slow traffic on 205 and then lead

we check back in with meteorologist steve paulson and when the rain is going to return. >>> it's the first of its kind in california. a pharmacy of food right here in the bay area. >> and as claudine wong explains. >> the room is not very big but it is just big enough to help the people who come here make some life-saving changes. >> i'm trying to eat healthier than before because i used to have bad eating habits. >> welcome to the pharmacy at the samaritan house in redwood city. >> the results are bet are than we ever expected and these are in fact hear it how it's the first two pharmacies in the state of california. >> dr. jason wong is the medical director at samaritan house. >> so we are a primary and specialty clinic for patients who are uninsured and low income who live around the redwood area. >> every month 400 adult patients come through these doors. about two dozen physicians and five or six dentists. but doctors had another problem. >> and sometimes it's a decision between well do i buy healthy food or do i pay the rent. >> so in january of 2016 the food pharmacy modeled a

steve paulson's over there. he has the weather. >> it is cooler.f 40s here and here we go again making an appearance donnie downer our good friend. good morning, steve. good morning marty. chilly start to the awesome day in larkspur. he's planning ahead. thank you marty. i appreciate that. san francisco rainfall. some of you are like wait a minute i don't have my coffee. i have to look at all this data. yes, you do. here to date i think it's 29.39 to be honest but i'll fix that in the next minute. season average is 23.65. so we're forecasting at least an inch of

there's one traffic incident, but let's start off with steve paulson who is tracking the storm. steve. >> we have isolated areas where there's pockets of heavy rain and some not getting rain at all. the cooler weather has moved in and i think we'll see an afternoon similar to what happened yesterday in the valley. the perimeters are there for more thunderstorms. it's raining hard. a half an inch heading up the hills. 55 to 6,000 feet of snow. there's a winter weather advisory for the sierra -- just bans rotating through. it keeps rotating around this area of low pressure. the leavest is headed towards new york and hay ward -- the heaviest is heading towards new york and hayward. in oakland, the storms can produce hail. brief, heavy rain and over the altamont pass as if they need that. you can see that heading into the valley. maybe decreasing a little bit. a good surge of moisture streaming toward the santa cruz coast and the santa cruz mountains and you can get heavy rain and thunderstorm. we had lightning detection pick that up earlier. the system is rotating in. even up to th

we're talking about weather and over there is steve paulson. >> and i'm talking about over there. >> very intense weather as predicted. >> very intense. the system is right -- the surface low is right over del mar. so right in line with model forecast. it's pretty close here. washington d.c. is about the cut off line. i wouldn't want to forecast line. it's moving north wrard it will probably be mostly snow unless it's right on the coast. back home oh, so quiet. we had some record highs today. the ridge of high pressure was over here yesterday. it's still there but it's more centered over las vegas and bakersfield. very shallow. it won't matter inlavnd. i still think we'll get one more warm day. wean well to the north we're finding upper 40s and 50s. slight easterly breeze to a slight westerly breeze. 60s, 70s and a few 80s popping up. >>> it is 4:01 and all's quiet weather wise. what about traffic? >> not bad. it's not bad right now. i noticed one thing there's some debris northbound 101 at the morine county scales. chp's aware of it. otherwise we have a nice quiet commute. not a lot

steve paulson's right over there in his office. >> overall mostly sunny here today. might be a few clouds coming down from the northwest but temperatures will start to bump up ever so slowly. high will be in the 60s around the bay. >>> steve, good morning to you. traffic is going to be okay if you're driving on the altman pass. you can see westbound 580 traffic is going to be okay. there have been no major issues coming into the livermore area. off to a good start here. this morning does look quiet. this is a look at interstate 880. and the morning commute westbound bay bridge is like getting into san francisco. it's 4:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> investigators will be out in west oakland this morning after yesterday's deadly fire that killed at least three people and put many more out of their homes. >> yeah, the fire erupted early yesterday morning on san pablo avenue. firefighters still searching for one person who is unaccounted for. ktvu's jana katsuyama has more. >> reporter: residents say they woke up smelling smoke and seeing flames. this video was taken

.>> steve paulson is over there. >> i started to text him to say i enjoyed the day it was warm. >> it was warm and today is going to be warmer. >> this is the warmest day. >> it will be nice tomorrow but we see a change today. warmer temps could be in the upper 60s. we start off clear. the fog is trying to get its way to the coast. there is a system coming in. we have 30s for the temperatures. we have the 40s also. it is warmer up here. is 38 in glen oak and 35 for napa. everything is good to go. we have a high pressure working its way close to us. it may go along the coast. high pressure will win out until friday. there is more coming up. we have sunny skies and this is the warmest day with the 60s.>> good morning. we have a decent commute. it is early but it is not a bad commute. we can go to the livermore area and talk about 580 westmount. the traffic is doing well. there are no major issues driving out to the pleasanton area and into hayward. we are looking at interstate hayward. we are looking at interstate 880. the traffic is moving well in directions. if you are driving to the

. >> sarah paulson is standing there with kathy bates and you can see him lift up her dress. >> i'm workedtime here and never gotten lifting privileges. raquel: fetty wap got robbed and it caused a shootout. someone snatched his 1738 chain. charles: later sunday there was a guy who posted the photo with the chain. van: i love this new era of dudes out there that commit crimes and broadcast to the fans and everybody watching -- >> nancy cartwright, the voice of bart simpson. she made an eighth-grader's day.

. >> steve paulson's right over there with our forecast. it sounds like a great forecast. >> for us. >> yes. >>> it will still be one more day. thank you, you two. we do have some clear skies although some patchy fog has moved its way back. nothing was an issue yesterday except some warm temps. sfo hit 77 degrees. most of these were down towards salinas air

not on the list, logan paulson who has ties back to watson. they expected to trade tony romo. eagles sign wide receiver jeffrey from the bears. cardinals bring in a couple of former niners. the kicker and the raiders, they appear ready to linebacker murray walk. oakland a's pitcher sonny gray battled injuries all last year. gray has been hit with the injury bug yet again. >> you are looking at the new ace of the oakland a's pitching staff. by default he will now become the oakland number 1 starter as it was announced that the usual ace of the staff is going to miss an extended period of time with a pulled muscle. >> when your number one guy goes down that's a hard one to swallow. >> if everything goes well, hopefully we have him back, whether it's later on in april, we get him for most of the season. >> he came into camp after working so hard this off season looking really good. and his first outing was really good. i know there was a lot of optimism in our clubhouse and about, you know, sonny looking like sonny again. >> you never want to lose your top of the rotation guy, bu

. >> good morning i am dave clark getting you ready for a brand- new day with steve paulson in his office with the forecast. >> thank you. and good morning. >> i'm always listening to you. >> thank you because i'm about to show you something you will want to know. we do have a big fog bank and many reports of drizzle and i mean it is that thick fog out there. i will tell you great kosher says we have fall tripping toward the bridge so how about that? >> that is pretty dense. >> not only that but there has been some really heavy drizzle around american canyon and matt davidson where you are as well getting numerous reports of that. clouds will continue to spill in over the low cloud deck with the lows all in the 50s and the oakland airport at 59 degrees here. even to the south a few 40s in the santa cruz mountains but san martin and guild award also at 49 with santa clara at 34. it is still a west breeze but look for a lot of cloud cover going back into a rainy pattern and nothing compared to january and february but things will start picking up by the weekend with 50s and 60s near the wat

can paulson -- can paul ryan survive? ok.e is he is trusted by moderates and even democrats.n the end, he is fine. now, if i were to be a betting person and look down the line, the person but need him, kevin dutchy, the peace and person under here in charge of counting the votes, -- person under him in charge of counted the votes, there will be a lot of finger whiting. why couldn't they deliver? anchor: this has serious consequences, doesn't it? the taxcredit reform, reform, as well. this does not give any subtraction, any momentum to the trump administration, does it? at $900hey were looking billion revenue they will spend over 10 years for other priorities in health care. now, they have to go to the drawing board. when they get in the room and shut and locked the door, what can they find consensus on? what can the conservative faction and working with the senate and president come together and find a consensus to bring to the president's desk for signature? after this juncture, i do not see it. tim: what would your advice be now to this administration? >> my device to the p

steve paulson's right there. >> it looks a little cooler. >> a little break. >> yes, until tomorrow. >>> we have everything come doing out of the north but all the cloud cover and thunderstorm activity has moved off. you can see the air flow coming down off the in other words. clouds increasing up to the north. we'll start off sunny and then we'll get some increasing clouds later and then some rain on friday. 40s, maybe a few 30s showing up here. we'll stay in the upper 30s or 40s but 35 up in kelseyville. napa 40 i would expect probably about 37, 38. and low and behold look at what's going on down in phoenix. they're getting some rain down there. you're probably saying hey this is not supposed to happen. well it is. .60s on the temps today. it's 4:01 and here he is let's hope today's quieter for everybody including you. >> okay. no rain huh. >> tomorrow morning. >> all right. so another night of good sleep. >>> good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute. doesn't look bad. that means traffic is moving well as you drive from alta monte pass into dublin. yester

steve paulson right over there with your forecast. >> nice today. still a little warmer.at but it is slightly cooler this morning. we'll still retain a little bit of

at 7:48, let's bring in my man, steve paulson. >> my man, sal, thank you for that.looks like one more warm day. it will still be okay tomorrow. but clouds are starting to move in. we will see a change to schooler temps. inland temps will be in the upper 70s to near 80 today. the high pressure is moving. here is donnie downy. awesome start to the day. i would agree. it is a mild to warm pattern. any projections on summer temps yet? no. i do not have any yet. however, march goes out like a lion and april will be wetter than average. that's my two cents. y two cents. that's my two cents right there. that's what i think. i do. i do think that. there's the ridge of high pressure. if you're going to elko, record highs expected there. now the ridge is over nevada. rain is punching through in pacific northwest and getting oh so close to crescent city and eureka. still a little off shore. 40s and 50s and close to 60 for some. hayward, san jose, sfo. cooler for some, upper 40s, low 50s. take a look at santa clara valley. 50 for gilroy. close to 80 today. santa cruz which was

it was led by michael bloomberg, henry paulson, and tom steyer. among the findings, if we continue on the same path, by the year 2100, the country could see $701 billion of coastal property underwater. $108 billion in average annual losses from hurricanes and coastal storms on the eastern seaboard annd gulf of mexico. and in some states, a loss of up to 70% in average annual crop yields. extreme heat and humidity would also threaten human health, reduce labor productivity, and strain electricity grids. >> global climate change over time poses seve e thres toto life on eartasas we ow i it daday. a as s ti goes s , thosseseverehreaeatsecomee greerer andreataterand ultimately ththink ve t the potentialf f becong cattrophic. >> even you're skeical abo clilima change,here''s no enying tt it t esents major isks thano c cpany, city, or couury can afford to ignore. >> i belve the arican business community canndnd mus leadadhe way in helpgg to reduce thesririsks. to rise to the challges of climatchchangetheyey mt do so now. this n not a pblblem for anotr r

other tweet is he allowed to get away with lifting sarah paulson's skirt at the center.al disrespect to a woman. >> tmz live talk about this yesterday because they said she was laughing bit but still , different, you guys, you were co stars, working together, maybe you have your own way ofng but when you do itn front of the people that do in the know that and don't know you it can come off differently a lot different behind the scenes then out in public. it is prime example of it. little time out, this morning perhaps learning a lesson. >> 7:42. easter just around the corner, isn't it. >> people think easter baskets they think cannedy do you get easter baskets. >> do you still get them. >> no. >> my grandmother used to do them all the time but jen, you have non-candy easter toy ideas. >> i think moms, dad, grand moms and aunts, uncles they like non-candy easter stuff. by the way they can be extreme high guys. come on back. we will show you great toys that are candy related super fun. nail them. >>> we have a crash at main and markly, at the intersection of norristown, yo

paulson? mr. paulson, aye. mr. marchin, mr. marchin, aye. ms. black. mr. reid. mr. kelly. mr. kelly, aye. mr. reneecy. mr. reneecy, aye. mr.myian? mr.myian, aye. ms. gnome? ms. gnome, aye. mr. holding? mr. holding, aye. mr. smith of missouri. mr. smith, aye. mr. rice? mr. rice, aye. mr. swag ert? mr. swag ert, aye. ms. ma lar ski? ms. ma lar ski, aye. mr. car bellow in mr. car bellow, aye. mr. bishop? mr. bishop, aye. mr. neil? mr. neil, no. mr. levin? mr. levin, no. mr. lewis? mr. lewis, no. mr. doing et? mr. doing et, no. mr. thompson? mr. thompson, no. mr. larsen? mr. larsen, no. mr. blummen our? mr. lumen our, no. mr. kind? mr. kind, no. mr. mass ka rel? mr. pass ka rel, no. mr. crowley? mr. crowley, no. mr. davis? mr. davis, no. ms. sanchez? ms. sanchez, no. mr. higgins? mr. higgins, no. ms. sul? ms. sul, no. mrs. dell benny? ms. dell benny, no. ms. chu? ms. chu, no. ms. jenkins? ms. black? ms. black, aye. mr. reid? mr. reid, aye. claireman brady? chairman brady, aye. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> 23 yays, 16 nays. 23 ayes, and 16 nos, motion to table is agreed. t

steve paulson is here and he'll tell us if we see the sun today. >> yes, you will. and rain tomorrow. there you are. >>> we have mostly clear skies. there's your weaning crescent. between the 3rd quarter and the new moon by i think 28% visible. if that's not right you can let me know. no howling. no wolf howl. there it

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steve paulson. >> a little fog. >> i was thick on my way in. >> fog on a bog. pea soup. well, it's june -- no , it's march. what the heck is going on. we have a weak system coming in, that's going to drag higher clouds and there's a ridge of high pressure that was over us two days ago. it has now -- now into utah and arizona. it's on its way out. the system will spread a lot of cloud cover as we talked about yesterday. and a lot of rain at lake county, and the bulk will stay north. 40s and 50s and the end result is a cooler pattern. 0s and -- 40s and 50s for everybody. i wouldn't expect this to drop too much. the first stem doesn't do too much. we'll have a cooler pattern so 60s and low 70s. you remember those 80s, sal. but they're gone for now. >> they're gone for now, but they can come back. >> isn't that the truth, right. >> fog. did you encounter any fog? >> my drive was pretty short, however i do look at my traffic cameras and a lot are fogged in. i can't see, for example, i can't see the san francisco camera system. a big cloud, but anyway. westbound 580 as you're

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steve paulson knows. >> a little change today. >> i heard many people say it feels like spring. >> thank you, pam and dave. we do have a little bit of a change. there will be more fog showing up here and clouds will start to slowly work their way in here. nothing too dramatic. that won't occur until overnight into tomorrow. it won't be as sunny as yesterday. we are looking for that cloud cover to continue to increase. it's leading to a change out there. 30s and 40s on your temps. a little warmer but still plenty of 30s here. chelsea a balmy 35. 37 napa. 39 mill valley. look for mostly sunny in the morning and partly cloudy to maybe mostly cloudy this afternoon. your rainmaker for the weekend is getting its act together and it will be here over the weekend. increasing clouds today. a lot of 60s but slightly cooler. happy friday. >> happy friday to you, steve. >> thank you, sir. >> i want to mention that the commute is off to a nice start. traffic does look good on 580 as you drive into livermore from the passand beyond that. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza now. traffic is light comi

let's go right to steve paulson. it is a drenching rain outside of our studio. >> for some that is true. it came in yesterday afternoon and evening and now it is pouring. we built this city sends me at 6:45 a.m. ion from twitter by the way our observer michael has picked up an inch and a quarter in san francisco. mike says good morning, steady sideways rain going on in mill valley. but the cell right now is over in berkeley. there is also pretty heavy rain stretching from vallejo, american canyon back to napa and racing back north. it looks like it has gone past areas to the north. look at that berkeley over to emryville. very intense rain. when mike wrote me that, that was probably right over him. that looks like it has let up a bit. on the peninsula, south san francisco, half moon bay, redwood city to woodside and also on the foster city side, take your pick. it is picks up on highway 17. i would think that will be showing up on your traffic there in a second. also shaded with an upper level low that is rotating in

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let get you right over to steve paulson. little overcast out there, steve. >> i'll tell you, mike and gasia. it came in big and making a big surge right now. our good friend john says it is down in san jose. this will usher in a cooling trend compared to the last couple of days. some of the fog is thick and higher clouds. marty our good friends in lacksberg, good morning, steve. over the hump day. almost. dramatic skies over larksberg. temperatures in the 50s for most. this system has picked up a lot of the low cloud deck and making a good surge. rain to the north. a little from santa rosa up to ukiah and lake county. more clouds than anything else. 40sand 50s. i don't think the lows will change. the sea breeze has arrived. yesterday was an off shore breeze. now an on shore breeze. that means cooler and cooler. plenty of cloud cover. it looks like the beginning of another wet pattern. we will have to wait in the weekend and earlier next week. some sun and cooler with more 60sand some 70s. sal, 8:31. you've had your hands ful

steve paulson is here to talk more about the weather. i think you'll like it. >> it is a little warmer. it is going to get warmer. temperatures not as cold this morning. it may be cold for some of you. a lot more 40s than 30s. a little bit of patchy fog dancing around. looking good. a few high clouds. less than yesterday. that will equal sunshine and warmer temps. cloud cover breaking through the ridge of high pressure. everything back east. brutally cold temps. for us, we will warm up. although it is a slow process. if you're up north, there's rain approaching the north coast. 30s for a few. upper 40s to almost 50 degrees here towards the santa clara valley and san cruise mountains. 44 in santa cruz. cupertino also in there. high clouds in southern california. not for us. you get drier air. mendocino county will have more sun than clouds. there's a couple of bands off shore that rotate through. mostly sunny. the afternoon testimonies are bumping up 5 to 7 degrees compared to yesterday. sal, what do you have on your traffic at 7:01. >> s