and eads plans to cut 6000 jobs. steepest cuts in five years.hey are combining defense and security. the very latest. will the restructure be enough to ease concerns about agenda link defense spending? you can see there's been a reaction and the share prices. up a little bit in a following the market. that will be very interesting question to put to lucy who was talking about looking at some of the defense and aerospace areas in terms of investing. one of the things that is happening if it does appear that eads is really going to refocus the business on airbus and aircraft business. they had plans to ease the businesses out. other defense space would represent the other half. since the failure of the merger that was blked that would've been able to help them with their defense business given the fact that the systems as such a strong player and in the united states and saudi arabia. it really does look as if all focus is going to take place and now on the airbus business. continue to grow. airlines are having to get rid of older fleets. as for t

was the chief of the airbus unit before he took the top job at eads.knows how to run this business. that is a crucial part of it as well. you can see the challenges. air canada, a $600 billion order, underlying the fact that boeing is still there. it is tough competition. you not forget. we talk about restructuring these businesses. asse companies are about nimble as tanks. it will take a long time to roll this out effectively. >> we have an exclusive interview with the airbus chief executive coming up a little bit later on "the pulse." we will also ask richard about his outlook for m&a and ipo in 2013. -- in 2014. he is with us after this very short break. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am francine lacqua at bloomberg european headquarters in london. these are bloomberg's top headlines. then coming when governor mark carney may struggle to prevent britain's housing market from reaching warp speed. two thirds of economists surveyed say the u.k. market is at risk of overheating. carney has already added some incentives on mortgage lending. the e

eads is going to emerge and rebrand itself as airbus. we might have additional information tomorrow as the company will hold its investors day in london. >> now, at the same time, stephane, we saw industrial production contract in october. it's another bit of data which suggests the economy has stalled. >> absolutely. down 0.3% in october. down 0.1%, sorry, in october. on a positive note, the decline for september for the french industrial production has been revised a little bit. down 0.13%. that's better than originally 0.5%. on a positive note, the managing output in france increased by 0.4% in october, recovering from a decline of 0.5% in september. but you're right, it's not an indication that the french economy is far from recovering. although, ross, we had yesterday the growth economic forecast from the bank of france which is now expecting the french gdp to increase by 0.5% for the last quarter of this year. over to you. >> stephane, thanks for that. stewart, how certainty are you about -- france could be in recession right now.

a big break for eads in a month marred by job cuts.r this hour. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse" live from our european headquarters in london. oogle declining to renew a deal with in israeli translation babylon, the shares of the company plunged. it is this this business is completely different. ourmiller lite -- middle east expert has more from the tel aviv stock exchange. >> i have the chief executive with me. nice to have you with us once more. we were talking about babylon shares. they plunged after google declined to renew their deal. you insist that investors were misinformed. >> y eses. thanks for having me again. we provide a platform for publishers to help them distribute and analyze their products. we help them make money, get more traffic, and we help them analyze data so they can improve their performance. some of those things, some of those products we use and be anything. it is a platform, not a product heard in regards to our partnerships, we are very happy. with google, yahoo!, bing and ask, and we expect them to conti

ou have to keep in mind the eads is cutting jobs.kheed martin has announced cuts and eads hasn't done that the defense side. it is harder in europe and it is chance to do this. i think they will try to do it in one bite. > and we should hear announcements the next phenomena hours? >> latered it. very much.u boeing's plane that looks ike the 737 is a hill advanced mechanical tiilitary aircraft. the u.s. navy deployed several to the japan to increase presence around the disputed islands. deployment for the aircraft which has been in development for nearly a decade. is a look at the game the ing capabilities of p-8. >> in 20 minutes it is "surveillance" with tom kean. the united news in states. we will talk with david stockman arch critic of the federal reserve. on ernanke and particularly chairman yellin presuming she will take over the watch here in 2014. we will have to look at his inughts on the budget debate washington. david kirkpatrick will join us as well. him.ll talk to i don't know if you knew but att miller tried to acquire a

they try to when they presented the merger plans with eads systems.hing that has been going on is that we have been seeing us drop in demand from european governments. without the demand from european governments, what is the strategy of keeping alive all of arounderse and spread defense companies and businesses? that is why we are seeing the 6000 jobs going. there is a merger of the defense and space businesses and we're seeing these land closures taking place in four countries along with the sale of the eads headquarters in paris. going to focus on export markets and in order to do that, you have to reduce cost. the question is whether that is the way to get export market share. there are other things that need to be done. it is a difficult business at the moment. other companies are going after the export markets. price is a massive consideration for the third- party market. i can see his point on the cost side of things. the share price performance has been stellar. that is a reflection of what is been going on a civil market. you only have to loo

a yearreak for eads in that was marred by job cuts and losses.hat story next with caroline hyde. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am manus cranny in london. vladimir putin is speaking at the moment. he is taking questions, particularly on the question of the ukraine and he is saying russia neverine -- used gas prices to choke off the ukraine. he says that russia is seeking a long-term solution and that the ukraine-eu pact would have printed russia to defend their position. agreed mind that russia to a $15 billion lifeline for the ukraine. let's leave it there. .ayer have agreed to buy algeta it is their partner in a prostate cancer medication. bayer to gainws full control of the drug and experimental radiation therapies. other large drugmakers will keep paying doctors to give talks about their products. this leaves glaxosmithkline alone for now. glaxo changed its policy after chinese officials accused the company of using cash and other favors to bribe doctors and health officials. executives chief would potentially boost cash returns to in

>>ead of nelson mandela's life and legacy ahead of sunday's burial. >> into hello, welcome to al jazeera america. on the anniversary of one of the horrific shootings another tragedy has unfolded. a school shooting in centennial colorado left one dead. police say 18-year-old carl pearson shot a 15-year-old girl and turned the gun on himself. it's believed the gunman was targetting a teacher. parents in panic rushed to the high school in denver to find out if their children were okay. a stark reminder of the scene outside the elementary school in newtown connecticut where 20 children were shot on december 14th of last year. >> scenes of relief as parents were reunited with their children. students here at the high school describing what they saw and heard. >> what happened is i saw two security guards running to where the sound happened. everyone got up, we ran across the street. >> the shooter entered the school after 12:30. the school was evacuated, running out with hands in the hair. police padded them down, one by one as other officers swept the building. the sheriff said the suspect h

>> i do not ancient eads my help. she seems to be doing well. >> let me ask about the white house decision to bring back john podesta who was a clinton chief of staff. >> when i was told this was going to happen, he could hear me yell over the phone. i know he did. john podesta will bring political savvy to the white house. i think that is important. he was a wise choice. in addition, they will bring katie byrne as part of the political teen. she will be the personality representing the white house in the senate. she is just wonderful. the two of them will help so much getting good, political judgment. >> is this your assessment of the white house that they had trouble with their congressional, political relations? >> i'm not sure what the calculation has been. as far as i am concerned, we have wonderful people in the white house. we lose one of the all-time best white house staff in the country. pete has reached a retirement age. those two will fill that role. they need someone to replace him. >> do you think obama w

that's what legarde and the eads said yesterday. they were surprised the case was still being play in court after the different parties were cleared by the french stock market regulators four years ago. under the french law, they could face sentences of up to two years in jail and the maximum fine of 1.5 million euros, which for a company the size of legarde is quite limited. ross. >> we'll see what happens. stepha stephane, for now, thank you. >>> the british prime minister is traveling to shanghai on day two of his visit. his comments are seen as paving the way to ensure successful business meetings with chinese investors. andrew leung is founder of andrew leung international consultants joining us now. what is the perception of british government in china compared with, say, germany or france? >> well, i think the impression is quite positive. you can see what's happening on china's twitter. david cameron is very, very popular and, of course, the uk and london hold special attraction for the china's middle class. this is the midd

kill said they set foot outside the temple both boys ecb had no immediate plans to send officers and eads spokesman take someone's head to union members enter the temple on tuesday night. he also urged the government and its the right meal the operator called me up to haul me is to create the new delhi operator which the union says is the spread or pipe efficient we ask for the public's understanding about why we were so desperate as to seek help from religious circles as we tried to protect ourselves from authorities the country's political rival parties are divided on how the appointees are handling this and not the ruins of the party said the union should stop using the temple for personal themes and returned exiles and the main opposition democratic party says the police operation around the temple is inappropriate and call for a better approach to resolve the conflict the trees and i was contacted the union declared an end death knell walk out on december night in protest of a plan to flood a subsidiary that one then each new create reading specs troops departing from southern seoul

the first part of your uestion, many, many laws are can be s, dense, and ead in more than one which, sometimes more than three or , ur ways. sometimes more than three or four ways., sometimes more than three or four way, sometimes more than three or four ways., sometimes more than three or four ways.a, sometimes more than three or four ways.y, sometimes more than three or four ways. in that respect our congress stand up so well in the world. there seems to be a lack of discipline discipline. used in otherbeen places is to have an expert the ing committee go over theisions and try to detect ambiguiti ambiguities. ambiguities the are deliberate because the political hot potato and the members of preferred to bump it to the court to say what the law meant. i think people in the business world who care should know eir representatives that you are having a hard time unclear.he laws are >> next. > justice ginsberg, i work at . can question after same-sex marriage and same as a whole where do ou see equal protection jurisprudence being applied down the road? >> thank you for asking that the

eads says it will lead to what it cause substantial desk calls substantial consolidation at a numberof sites in europe. it comes in a drop that during a drop in government defense spending. will hire about 20 bankers in the u.s. as it tries to regain market share in mergers and acquisitions. part of an overall effort for nomura to be involved in japan related cost border deals. that is today's company news. in waves.ways comes comes and goes. >> i totally agree. good morning to all of you worldwide. the president speaking in south africa in a number of minutes. also coming up, the volcker rule. it begins today after years of debate. the 900 page vocal rule goes into effect. the morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. bloomberg television. interestingle -- an review, 9:00 a.m., gary gensler, cftc chairman is with betty liu. that would be a perfect day to speak to gary gensler. i'm tom keene with scarlet fu and alix steel. >> and five regulatory agencies will be acting today to finalize a vocal role. this is the centerpiece of the dodd-frank law designe

i assumed that spying was going on in our polical enemy somehow ead mike e-mal. and i made this list of a hundred things i hate more about my government then nsa spying. libertians trust me, they call me disgusting. and so please educate me. >> i think that you are part of this. they think the worst of government. they think the wor of centralized power to begin with. reason why the revelation about broad-based, widescale surveillance by the government of every transaction that you are having, it freaked people out. it is because that is not what the government h been saying to them. and tey havebeen talking about we are not looking at your phone calls or your internet browsers or any of that. and it turned ut to be wrong and these are thingsthat outrage people because it is such a disconnect between the public face of government and what it does. and so suddenly they are spying on all of us. it is and his terrorist or foreign leaders. i don't think americans could understand tha that is why there has been this huge eruption about it. >> what kind of huge eruptio

>> $6 billion in the bank for eads, which owns airbus, selling 25 a330's to asia air ax. really, it has been growth in that part of the world. what should airlines in southeast asia with 1000 new aircraft in the past five years. this is where the likes of boeing and airbus have been focusing. the chief executive of airbus thought it was a nice present for this time of year. >> it is a nice christmas gift for us, with 25 a330's, from an airline which is used to it. asked year they order just before christmas 100 other vehicles. >> for another decade we will see these a330's in production, updating them a little bit, making them carry more people, carry more fuel, more lightweight. >> and the new order means that air asia could come back to europe, which intensifies competition? airbus,es, love times, they're saying, oh no. norwegian air is the only discounted airline traveling to asia and there have been no competition in several areas. promiseteresting, the that it is coming from air asia, a330's wide-body could help them return to europe. >> are major points are still in

congressional committee, also, participating, creating a version with the president holding a card,eadinghtag don't worry. because i got a trilon coin to fix all this. the tea party is in an all-out war with house speaker john boehner, for whatever reason, he decided to start the feud, escated it yesterday. saying some groups lost all credibility. tea part y favorites fired back. saying, boehner delivered what they cal a smug rant. joining us now to talk about the not so vil war within the republican party and much more, mike duncan, the former chairman of the republican national committee, he now heads up of the american coalition for clean coal electricity. great to have you here. this president has declared war on not only fossil fuels but coal in particular, he says if you own coal and if you got any plans for coals, you're out of busine. you're having kwiemt a different experience sf. >> coal is alive and well in the united states. parts of the country certainly understand feel like they have been in the war, eastern kentucky, where we lostver 6,000 jobs in the last go years. >> why

six dedicated eade u katers and 20 children were taken from their lives forever. as parents, it filled us with grieve. in newtown the victims were educators and kids that could have been our own. outer hearts were broken for the families that lost piece of their heart. >> yesterday's school shooting in colorado was too familiar. 18-year-old carl pearson walked into the high school with a shotgun looking for a teacher. he didn't find them, but shot and critically wounded another student. paul beban has been on the scene since the story broke. >> arapahoe high school is closed. we have seen police activity. much more subdued than yesterday, you can see the east parking lot on this side of the building. it remains closed, where we understand the shooter's car is parked. it's our understanding that the shooter's body remains inside the building. a couple of developments here. there are two counselling locations have been old, starting at 9 o'clock. and the status of the girl who was wounded, the 15-year-old shot by carl pearson is in critical condition. we'll learn mo

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ronnie kasrils is with us for the hour in johannesburg, leaving a tripartite activist -- ,eading anti-apartheidactivist was a top military official under president nelson mandela. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. our guest for the hour is ronnie kasrils, former top military official under president mandela , was in the anc executive committee for 20 years and also served as the minister of intelligence under president and becky. i want to turn back to a rare televised interview with nelson mandela and he was already in hiding. it was in 1961. >> we have made it very clear in our policy that south africa is a country of many races. >> that was nelson mandela in hiding in 1961. ronnie kasrils, can you talk about the conditions on the ground, why nelson mandela and so many others got involved in the underground to fight apartheid, and as you mentioned his arrest, the role of the united states and that arrest? the role of an infiltrator in the cia? course, if you were of any color in south africa

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the president said eades like to blow up federal i.t. i'd like to see congress help him there.an effort everybody can get behind and the question is whether or not enough attention and time will be paid to it by both the executive and legislative branch. >> right, because, a lot of people are still trying to figure out what happened to the web site. how did it get so messed up? as you've been following it these last couple months, besides the human process which is messed up in this town, they keep hiring the same companies to do things they're perhaps they're not adept at doing, have you been able to solve that mystery? >> part of the issue is government doesn't like to take a lot of risks. in technology, technology and innovation is all about risk. and you see younger smaller companies taking the risks and push of pushing the ball forward. whereas larger companies tend to lag behind a little bit. government tends to make safe betts. no one ever got fired for hiring ibm, that is the culture of washington. if we only exclusively hired ibm in the private sector, we would still b

it's been a rollercoaster ride for two successive desperate street vendors and pcb whose eade said and so polite to protest the relentless shakedown by the cops. in retrospect you overthrow the country's strongman of twenty two years seems like the easy part. he has voted peacefully and constituent assembly. but it's document is nearly two years over to the moderate islam islam the most seats at the time steam out flanked as well in times of hardliners up with a two thousand twelve attack on the us embassy in the assassination of outspoken secular opposition leaders. this past weekend though. under pressure from european donors. there was a political breakthrough consensus on the name of the non partisan industry minister to leave the country the ratification its constitution and elections to the counter revolution in egypt. institutions seem to flounder in neighboring libya syria disintegrate and tunisia small nation of ten men succeed where others have failed in completing its revolution in getting his illness and secular parties to agree and abide by common rules today in the polls

this is at 98 avenue and and eades.ccording to tell me they believe they have both those people apprehended. they will remain here on the scene for several more hours. >>darya:a car crash has ignited a the fire. family, friends and the well-wishers held a vigil held for a 13-year-old teenager on life support. its been nearly a week since jahi mcmath went into children's hospital oakland for a routine tonsillectomy and ended up on life- support. hundreds of supporters gathered at paradise baptist church in oakland last night to show their respect and to partake in a vigial. cameras were not allowed but when the vigil was over, jahi's mother came out and spoke about her daughter. >>: please keep rain. don't give up on my baby. she will wake up. i don't have a doubt. the doctors don't know. they don't know. god has the final say. the attorney said the next that is to get access to her medical records. a huge story that's affecting millions of people. the shop at target? of course you do. kron4's will tran is live at the ta

if we get any kind of lift between now and may, that call --ead could return it eason return a decent. >> mark, thank you very much. that is mark sebastian with swan wealth advisors. that is it for on the market. i am olivia sterns. quakes this is taking stock for 2013.er 26, today's theme is wishful thinking. retailers hoping to cash in on after christmas sales. the spotlight is on exchanges and gift card shopping. our store is really doing any better than last year? we will find out. plus, the japanese prime minister stirs up bitter feelings in china. it wishful thinking that

analyst,eading telecom he has a target rating on blackberry.to see through the dust at this point. a terrible quarter from a financial standpoint yet the beat -- deal with frost, what does this all add up to? >> and adds up to the company saying that we are deemphasizing the consumer business and refocusing all of our r&d efforts at the enterprise at the high-end. >> can i interrupt for one second? what is indonesia all about? the company has announced that it has put this partnership together to serve the indonesian market. is that just a depressed market -- the enterprise market? >> no, they are doing a broader market. they're going to manufacture and help design and help manage the sale of a blackberry 10 device for a bit easier. we inspected that would then be expanded to the rest of southeast asia, possibly including china. and then we actually think that if the agreement goes well we could be seeing them take over all of the consumer business. fox cannot do the enterprise business because of the security concerns. understand, the u.s. gov

finally let me mention the controversy continues at eads, the maker of airbus planes.r thanksgiving when 20,000 german workers protested job cuts. now we learn from the french prosecutor that the former industrial shareholders in eads, daimler, will and largardere will be prosecuted for insider dealing. essentially the notion here, this is a huge deal, they knew that the super double decker jumbo jet would be delayed and yet they traded on that as a company and as individuals. that is a massive story. guys, back to you. >> the steel story, too, is interesting for activity in this country. >> they spent something like 12 billion euros in north america and south america and it's come to nothing. >> thank you, simon. our simon hobbs. let's bring in bob pisani. >>> happy monday, everybody. the important thing today very narrow trading range, 50 points or so on the dow, the case for the last week and a half. let me summarize the retail trading situation. a lot of numbers on what happened over thanksgiving weekend. it's a simple story, thanksgiving traffic overall was strong

herald,ead the miami spanish, john kerry said he is going to deepen the north american trading relationship with canada and mexico and other north american trading partners, and that this initiative may be flushed out in february. , our worksay hooray is done. >> spots eva. you.k considering whether to deepen the partnership there are two ways that you can think about the question. one is to look back and see what it is done and say was nafta a good idea. it was the integration a positive for the region. i believe the answer to that is yes. agreement ishe seen and public eyes as very contentious. there was a sucking sound of jobs that may or may not have happened. or we can take a more forward looking approach. and we can say where we are now is fundamentally different than where we were 20 years ago. the decision on whether or not to move forward is fundamentally different than whether or not to ago.e nafta 20 years that is the approach we have taken, and it is a much more forward looking approach. that is important. the relationship is fundamentally different. nafta did not just expand th

rivals boeing and eads get snubbed. >>> reports suggest kiev has missed out on a considerable eu aid package. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> warm welcome to you. u.s. stocks posting their biggest rally in two months, the dow closing at a record high up 292 points, nearly 2% higher at 16,167, cheering the announcement from the federal reserve they're going to taper their asset buying program by $10 billion a month commencing in january. the federal reserve taking the first step towards unwinding this unprecedented era of bond buying. steve liesman has the details. the federal reserve in a significant news, surprising markets somewhat by reducing the amount of quantitative easing by $10 billion a month, equally of $5 billion of treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, but providing strong guidance that interest rates will remain low through december 2015. fed chairman ben bernanke explained his move today. >> our modest production in the pace of asset purchases reflects the committee's feeling progress has bee

some residents forced out of apartments after a vehicle crashed into a nearby gas station on 98th and eadsvenue. a sheriff's deputy was trying to stop a suspected dui driver. there was a chase and the vehicle slammed into two gas pumping sparking a fire. residents nearby fled from their homes after seeing the blaze. the deputy who gave chase rescued the suspect out of his damaged vehicle. the fire is out but crews have been checking a small gas leak at the site. >>> check the morning commute with leyla gulen. >> we have a couple of accidents to get to, the first one i want to talk about is this one in mar marin. travel along southbound 101 approaching ignacio boulevard. it's a three-car crash with quite a bit of slowing as you head into marin, still on the brakes. back into solano county southbound along 680, this crash involving a school bus still blocking one lane. now we're seeing backups on i-80 west. >> when we come >>> good morning. tracking some winds on live doppler 7-hd, 12 in fairfield, 13 in lovato and half moon bay. higher elevations we could have those gusts to 45 to 60 miles

communications refering to overseas targets would be intercepted and for technical reasons a single e-mail would ead to the entire inbox of the commune can't being obtained including entirely domestic e-mails on many tens of thousands per year under that one collection program. we learned that for months or years the actual technical details of how these programs operated were misrepresented to the fisa court which was not therefore abling to conduct oversight and in each case again elaborate safeguards and restribs imposed by the fisa court as a condition of authorized those programs were neglected because of the vast scale of those programs. we found that the claims of efficacy made at the time don't appear to have held up under crutiny. we got one instance involving funding and material support writ played some valuable role. given limitations, it's not clear why more targeted records could not have been used without sweeping in millions of innocent person's records. we are assured that the problems detectived with these programs have not be willful or intentional. this is not comforting to me fo

nih and we wantt o welcome back to c-span's washington journal the doctor ha eads up the infectious disease studies. thank you for being with us. >> good to be with you. > let me begin by asking you what questions you're asking yourself and your researchers when it comes to infectious diseases. >> one of the prevailing issues that we have to face is really infectious h diseases there are really two major buckets. there are those that are established. we essentially can predict what domestic and global morbidity and mortality would be very robust esearch program to develop diagnostics when we have them, we want better ones. therapeutics and face with the constant threat of ew emerging and reemerging infections. things that we would not and could not have predicted. we were faced with that 1981 when the first cases of aids were recognized. we had never seen that before. and we had to get off the dime very quickly and address that and public tific health standpoint which is now into, as you know, evolved historically one of the most devastating pandemics in our history.ion's and then there are

. >> don, your insight on boeing, a head lean here, eads is going to cut 5800 jobs, according to union boeing like the pepsi and coke. surprised how asymmetric that battle has become? >> i'm not. i think the battle ebbs and flows depending on what product and what position is in at the time. i think you're going it see periods where airbus will look very strong. and you'll see periods when boeing looks very strong. >> don, you've got experience as an executive at dell as well. that is another company in a serious transformation now. employees have until december 20th to figure out whether they're going to accept these buyout packages to leave as the company tries to right size, give us your take on the future of dell. >> well, i think, as everyone has said, the transformation is an exciting prospect for michael and then investors. on the other hand, it's a challenging job. you don't transform these companies easily. on the other hand, i believe michael has a great vision of what this company needs to become. i think the acquisitions they've done to date have been thoughtful and selecti

one standout stock today is eads, which will rename as airbus, a new dividend policy, 30%, 40% will be 6,000 jobs. and look at that, up almost 80% so far. banks are a focus, as well. the t royal bank of scotland, still a majority owned by u.k. government, is losing its cfo. and i want to mention finally what's happening on the political scene. we have a summit at the end of next week in europe. after a mammoth session of finance ministers meeting last night, they have got some sort of compromise deal on the table for a bailout for the banks, but it will take ten years to phase in. each nation will have a veto. germany doesn't want to bail out everybody. that may cause problems down the line. meeting on wednesday, and full summit thursday and friday. fmoc next week. >>> and the dow is now down 85. hey, bob. >> people have been asking me, why is the market weak? and it started in the preopen. the futures right around 9:00, all of a sudden, drooped and drifted -- look at that. that's 9:00 a.m., before the market opened. issues in europe. all of a sudden, a spike in the euro at exactly thi

it happened at 76 station at the corner of 98 andth eades. deputies tried to stop the vehicle.a nationwide data breach. the chain says anyone who used credit or debit cards at target between november 27th and december 15th may be at risk. the secret service is now investigating. we'll have weather and traffic after this. >>> 9:28. the temperatures are getting more and more comfortable, and the winds are starting to drop off. reason we're in the 50s in san francisco. 46 degrees in san martine, and 47 in san jose. want to show you oakland at 50 fwreez. as we head throughout the day today, temperatures are going to climb nicely into the 60s, and you can see from the sky it is not as hazy. we actually have high and midlevel clouds. the storm suspect heads out of here. it is going to keep those winds many place for the next few hours. overall, these are temperatures that are hard to beat late december. 62 degrees along the peninsula today. 61 in the south bay. 068 in the east bay. let's check your drive. here's mike. >> we're looking to the san mateo bridge. look at the bottom of yo

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