come as we head into the thursday time period, from the area of low pressure developing up near the aleutiansso we'll have to wait a couple days for that. 3:00 wednesday afternoon, should start to see a little moisture. not going to be a lot. not a huge storm. by 4:00 thursday afternoon, look for those showers to move across the bay area. then by friday. >> it's out of here. we'll get into a dry slot friday evening, but i do want to let you know that things are getting a little bit more optimistic in terms of rain. by february 5th, you can see our chances really start to increase. still most of the precipitation up around the north coast but we'll start to see our weather wetter pattern develop. highs tomorrow, because of high clouds and looks like wednesday the clouds thicken up, leading to rain for the bay area. not a whole lot. on thursday. lingering showers friday, and then we'll start to cool things down and more sunshine next saturday and sunday. >> thank you, leigh. >>> let the super bowl hype begin. >>> that's right in new york. never forget your first super bowl and it hits you when

come as we head into the thursday time period, from the area of low pressure developing up near the aleutiansll have to wait a couple days for that. 3:00 wednesday afternoon, should start to see a little moisture. not going to be a lot. not a huge storm. by 4:00 thursday afternoon, look for those showers to move across the bay area. then by friday. >> it's out of here. we'll get into a dry slot friday evening, but i do want to let you know that things are getting a little bit more optimistic in terms of rain. by february 5th, you can see our chances really start to increase. still most of the precipitation up around the north coast but we'll start to see our weather wetter pattern develop. highs tomorrow, because of high clouds and looks like wednesday the clouds thicken up, leading to rain for the bay area. not a whole lot. on thursday. lingering showers friday, and then we'll start to cool things down and more sunshine next saturday and sunday. >> thank you, leigh. >>> let the super bowl hype begin. >>> that's right in new york. never forget your first super bowl and it hits you when you ar

they are going to get it in the aleutian islands. it is not going to happen at any point in time the next seven days. the what could happen is the ridge could slide further to the south. that is a long way away. until then, we stay dry. chilly tonight. 30s away from the water. temperatures dropping a bit, but will stay above average and we will stay dry the next week. 70s tomorrow once again. san jose, 71, morgan hill, gilroy, another day in the 70s . you will hit 68 and 71 for cloverdale. that is not as warm as today. temperatures cooling to the low 70s in january. we will cool down more. upper 60s over the weekend. we need a change. we want a change. not yet. >> let's play this game. where is it raining right now? >> right now, it is raining almost everyday in the great lakes, near michigan, near minnesota. chicago. >> most people want a vacation where it is sun sunny. you want to find the rain. >> it is a new tourest industry. >>> all right, why many taxi drivers are ditching their jobs and getting on board with ride share compani

thatng us, joseph, we know coal powered energy in china really produces the most aleutian in china. what are the fixes? >> a couple of things. you need to change the fuel mix. wind,d more nuclear, more more solar, but it is not going to happen overnight. you need to build that, and it will change. >> when you talk about changes you are talking about solar energy, wind powered energy, and nuclear energy as well. how are things coming into play? how quickly can they come into play for china? >> nuclear is the big ticket item. wind and solar help, but the big-ticket item takes a while to build. for gas you need gas. trying to get more gas into china, but that takes time. nuclear power, five years building, three years planning. 2020 we will see some major changes. new leadership. there are all these new policies coming into play, yet it looks like the problems are getting worse. why is there such a disconnect where the policy is in place but the problem is getting worse? >> that is a good question. in 2008.ly started it takes time to execute. you have seen some positive benefits alread

for years and right now i believe representatives stephen lynch and walter jones every number is aleutian asking obama to release those twenty redacted pages. kristen brought wiser the one of the famous jersey girls obama to his face to release those twenty eight redacted pages he said he would look into it and get back to her. one thing about those twenty eight redacted peaches is they're just the tip of the iceberg the nine eleven commission has yet to release all of their documents and the documents that they have released are greatly redacted and how much did the government know beforehand about this operation. well there's a multitude of information out there that suggests this government knew what was coming one of the jersey girls talked to how they met whistleblowers in maryland people that the nine eleven commission refused to subpoena and they essentially had information that should this government do that day the target and the type of attack. unbelievable it was that so what does that say exactly i mean considering how we now know also that two of the hijackers were living und

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and we learn about the next day in the fields to live aleutian this has the potential to save lives. no one day. we've got the future covered. after seven years in prison mohammed jawad was finally released eric montel though kept his promise to be in kabul when the young man arrived and his mother couldn't even recognize him because he had physically changed so much because he was just a boy and he apparently had a certain shape to the back of his head from either a fall or what have you and she. was in total disbelief until she felt the shape of his head and then at that point she knew when the collapsed on the floor. in the case of involvement of health professionals when does it rise to the level of national scandal. how many more revelations about physician involvement about research about approval of interrogations for people who are clearly injured to be injured again. how much more. the american public does not hear much about dr involvement in detainee abuse since the abu ghraib scandal both administrations have gone to great lengths to present detainee treatment as humane.

and we learn about the next team still still live aleutian this is the potential to save lives. we've got the future covered. choose your language clearly we can with knowing if they feel some. choose to use the consensus to. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that entire life choose me access to your office or. it's aussie international with me rule re sushi a quick update here on the bombing in the egyptian capital at least three people have been killed and dozens wounded in a car bomb blast just outside the police headquarters in the center of the capital this coming from officials and local television the explosion caused major damage to the building witnesses have reported gun fire following the bombing and the attack is also said to have damaged the nearby museum obviously. attacks on security and police locations have been stepped up since the egyptian military overthrew the regime of president mohamed morsi last a crackdown on his supporters there are some more on this as soon as we get it on our senior international. now in the program n.s.a. l

i think if you want to discuss peace aleutian for the whole of syria then you need to involve all of the syrian fractions whoever is fighting there so if some parts are missing like the kurdish then what very difficult to find a solution for all of that but even if someone coming i think it's too worthwhile to have the geneva talks even if we only have a partial. solution it's better than nothing. we've seen moscow insist the rand should take part with the syrian opposition earlier said that if iran does take part they'll be no talks it's a bit one sided isn't it i mean i think it's totally right to have iran there but it's also totally right to have saudi arabia you may love it or you may not love it but you see most of the civil war no going on in syria it's a proxy war and so those countries with a vested interest in there. probably make sense to invite them because if if they then you know that if they don't take part in the peace talks and then try to you know circumvent solutions try to you know introduce more problems there it's probably better to involve them from the berber

receive it who will be in their smartphone pickling accounts instantly and kind of power can breath aleutian eyes global trade it can revolutionize services and most importantly can start affecting some of the most exploitative markets in the world the remittances market where every here companies like western union extract seventy four billion dollars from the poorest people on the planet just to send money home and we have the opportunity of rebooting those flows of money and allowing migrants immigrant workers in this country to send money home or in other countries forced to send money home to their relatives without paying thirty percent or sometimes even forty percent and the poor of the country the higher the feet so there are so many opportunities in the current financial environment not just for innovation but for flattening the fees that are paying for risks introduced by a lack of technology in the existing industry well this movement of decentralizing technology is making people rethink a lot of things that are government in the way the world works how do decentralized systems fi

and we learn about the next day in the fields to live aleutian this has the potential to save lives. knowing the update. we've got the future is covered. live. live live. live . welcome back to worlds apart from really discussing politics and technology with harper reed who used to work for president obama as the chief technology officer mr reed i know that at some point if your life you go to addicted to the so-called personal informatics tracking your way to. what have you stopped and i wonder if it's possible to develop you know some sort of application that would allow or do they were voters to politicians performance on the yardstick that they are personally interested in you know two people editions and there's a few really good organizations that are doing this right now one of my favorites is pro publica and the united states is doing a lot of work to build software around journalism and politics to try to make sure that the people we're electing are actually doing the things and saying the things that are fact checked i think that's a really good summary of it because a lot

you've just got to come up with aleutians.literally commend mayor landrieu did not too ron and james did a poll and showed them a code. i wouldn't do everything if you feel the prohibition is scared prohibitionists aired on these issues that were practical conservative applications, i would be in the lead of three republicans that are in new orleans. [laughter] but to be a voice and to watch politics and policy work and work quickly is such an inspiration. we think this sends the comment is lots of confidence in all of our 2 cents in the same that the decline in all of that, things can change that if people want to change. people want to protect something they love, which they did in new orleans, we went from 15 feet underwater to by the time of the super bowl we were number one. we are number one in silicon valley south. we are number one much purgatorial capital. i could go on and on. but this is progress changes are in progress. there is a way to make progress. much make a pitch about coastal recreation. you all should hear

adam aleutians from fortune magazine reviewed the new book.adam with us. they are making out jeff bezos to be the next steve jobs. steve jobs was a very unpleasant guy on many occasions, very unpleasant to me on occasion, very unpleasant to work for. >> congratulations. stuart: he created an incredible company which was worth investing in which gave fabulous products to everybody. couldn't you say the same about jeff bezos? >> no argument with anything you set and interesting the word choice, eds jobs was ruthless when it came to product. he didn't care about anything but making the product as great as possible. jeff bezos's orientation is different. he is ruthless on prices for customers. you said they will do anything to drive down the competition. it is to drive down prices and that involves a lot of things. stuart: don't you support that? is and that basic capitalism where everybody wins? >> no. when you say everyone will feel eat, not everyone. i am guessing charles will tell me he doesn't feel the slightest bit -- charles: why is that no