mr. paulson. >>> ms. clerk, can you please read item number one. >> the hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending october 19, 2019, to the eastern neighborhood. there is one seat, one applicant. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. is ms. jane wheel present? ms. jane wheel? nope, not present. okay. ms. wheel was -- there is an appointment by supervisor matt haney to the eastern neighborhood citizens advisory committee. it looks like she is not here. i want to make sure she is not in the overflow room. jane wheel is not here. so i will open up this item for public comment. if any member would like to speak on this item, please, again, line up to my left, your right. mr. wright, please go ahead. >> whichever person takes this job, i would like them to take on more responsibility as far as advocate foradvocating for our neighborhoods. i've already demonstrated that other counties are putting together a brand new apartment building complex that has 144 units. the amount of money that is being spent

the quite week one of things we have to start and that's going to answer is that why mr paulson are looks elsewhere you know he's been meeting trump he met netanyahu with janja israel has just been reelected making sure that there are other muds out there yeah well the united states market has also been a traditional market in and of course nice of also not a would would want the united states to be again it is remarkable but structurally that is a long way to take because i would mean and again we're going back to the interest that would mean that brazil will have to develop certain areas of the industry that could compete in the united states with china it's easier because they export commodities there roma things that brazil has one of the big criticism against their boss around administration has been the flex the flexible approach the. effective approach the approach that he adopted towards for example environmental a situation where he do you really believe there are series of arias but he's doing that because he knows that to get to the chinese market at the moment it's the mining

the quite week one of things we have to start and i was going to say and so is that why mr paulson are looks elsewhere you know he's been meeting trump he met netanyahu with religion and reelected making sure that there are other minds out there yeah well the united states market has also been a traditional market in and of course news of also not a would would want the united states to be again it is remarkable but structurally that is a long way to take because that would mean and again we're going back to interests that would mean that brazil will have to develop certain areas of the industry that could compete in the united states with china it's easier because they export commodities there roma things that brazil has one of the big criticism against their boss around administration has been the flex the flexible approach to go there as a flexible approach the approach that he adopted towards for example environmental a situation where he do you really believe there are series of arias but he's doing that because he knows that to get to the chinese market at the moment it's the min

and that sector is very powerful influential within their minister and i'm not sure how much luck mr paulson are will have in that sector but for him is crucial to cut the deficit and this means reducing and between cutting the pensions and cutting and privatization they expect in the next ten years to save nearly. three hundred billion dollars that mean is that enough that would be enough to month team the deficit on the you know seventy percent sixty percent which means there brazil will pay less in the depths ervice the moment a huge part of the budget of those who goes to pay the service of the debt as all that in american countries of the moment is that going to be possible that's more about politics i mean i'm also not one has to draw a hemorrhage of a political at the moment he's of the lowest rates of popularity in the history of . this is what i was going to ask you about. does that matter i guess you know there are a lot of politicians who say our polls whatever he's only been in power for one hundred days but to be that low what can he do to fix that it matters a lot in brazil bec

and that sector is very powerful influential within their minister and i'm not sure how much luck mr paulson are will have in that sector but for him is crucial to cut the deficit and this means reducing and between cutting the pensions and cutting and privatization they expect in the next ten years to save nearly. three hundred billion dollars that mean is that enough that would be enough to buntin the deficit on the you know seventy percent sixty percent which means there brazil will pay less in the depths ervice other moment a huge part of the budget of those who goes to pay the service of the debt as all that in american countries of the moment is that going to be possible that's more about politics i mean i'm also not a has to draw a hemorrhage or for the moment he's at the lowest rates of popularity in the history of. this is what i was going to ask you about. does that matter i guess you know there are a lot of politicians who say our polls whatever he's only been in power for one hundred days but to be that low what can he do to fix that it matters a lot in brazil because one of the

at 4:18, here is mr steve paulson. >> mr sal castaneda, thank you. >>> it is moving into southern california. if you're going down there, you will encounter lots of cloud cover and maybe some hit or miss rain. we have the airflow in the upper atmosphere slightly offshore. i don't think it will make it down to the surface. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. very cool compared to last week. upper 50s and low 50s. 46 and low 50s. morocco is 49. pleasanton is 49. there is the west-southwest area oakland. west southwest at oakland. we are at the northern edge of it. the farther south you go, you might encounter cloud cover. 30 in truckee. you can see the system moving up. the rain line seems to be around san luis obispo. and then towards la just to the north of them and out towards the high deserts. the possibility is that the system could do a similar pattern thing, but it into the weekend. we can see if it is south or heads towards us. there are hints that could get close to us by the weekend. 60s and 70s. temperatures could come back down. it looks like the system will dig into the pacific north

mr. steve paulson in. >> mr. sal castaneda, my good friend, thank you, sir. >>> we have a mostly clear morning. why? because there is a little bit of fog. there was some on the bay bridge golden gate bridge but it will probably get wined out. nationally the same system that gave us light rain monday night to tuesday morning, watch how it came out of arizona, into albuquerque and new mexico, boom. now it is gone. the line of severe weather now is stretching from houston, fizz and maybe cincinnati. high crowd concludes to the south. a sunny day. high temperatures in the 70s. today with are bumping livermore up to 83. san jose 74 to 82. the city is always a tough call once the fog decided to show up but we will bump you up 3 to 70. the water temps are still very cold, 51 to 53. they kind of leveled off there but as long as the water is that cold and there is much of an on shore breeze, inland temps will have no problems get into the 80s today. 40s and 50s on the temps. 44 in no vat doe. 45 in salinas valley. there a

mr. steve paulson. >> it will be a little cooler today, sal. the fog has come back. a lot more now than yesterday. that is for sure. today didn't get crazy hot. upper 70s, low 80s. temperatures today will start to slide back a little bit. oakland downtown is 79. livermore just 80. dropped today, san jose 82 to 79 degrees. the temperatures that kind of warmed up yesterday -- there we go. a few high clouds may come in from the southwest. probably more toward the santa clara valley. it is a sign of things to come with a little more of an on- shore breeze today. the san francisco buoy has gone up from 51, 53 and 55. the fog has no problem forming if it gets a little help from the system coming in and that is what we are seeing. there is an on shore breeze. i don't want to say wind. it can roar toward fairfield and port chicago. so far not yet but it is on shore. 50 on a lot of the temp, although 40s and 60s brentwood to pittsburg and other locations are in the 60s and others are in the 50s. concord to canada is 61, yet by the concord pavilion it is 53. 32 in truckee, 54

mr. paulson. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i'm john super. i'm not a native of this city. everybody tells me that because i moved out here when i was 3 years old so i'm not a native and i wasn't born here. but i lived in the sunset district and di done so since 1. please approve tisc and their lease. it's just one of the best locations on the planet to go sailing. and it teaches kids responsibility. i have a short anecdote. last fall my grandson took a six-week course, one weekend a week, out at tisc. on the last day he was cast off to sail by himself. i watched him for an hour out there messing about. and in that hour he built -- i could see it -- his ability to sail improved. when he pulled back into the dock he put his boat away and when he came walking towards myself and my son, he had a glint in his eye and a way of walking that indicated to me that in that hour he'd grown up. he'd learned responsibility, and i'll tell you what when you're out there by yourself there's no momma or daddy to help you. i wish we'd had a tic aresc when i was a young lad. thank you. >> pre

we have mr steve paulson. >> sal, you know john miller. >> i do. >> he does a fantastic impersonatione pa announcer. i do not know if he is still there, but the announcer the colorado rockies. back in the day, they had larry walker. he did a great impression. >> he does a good impression nation. >> i started laughing because i know that boys. if you're going to the game tonight, we do have a clear forecast. does get a little chilly there. make sure that you take the layers. 7:15 tonight will be the colorado rockies and the giants. speaking of today, that is what novato has the gusting. northwest. north at 22. it will not be as bad as yesterday. it was rocking and rolling yesterday gusting from 31 to 51 miles per hour. sfo at 44. look at the water temperatures. it is a brisk 50. at this time last week, they were 58 or 59. we have the northwest winds at up to 50. we will have a warmer friday and mid-70s. the cloud cover is taking a path to arizona where it is going to be unseasonably cool. 30s, 40s, and 50s on temperatures. pacifica is 47. there is still a breeze, but it is 27 up in tru

mr. paulson, these men were uniquely suited to the moment and i think we can second-guess they did prettythe circumstances. ypresident trump as to put it mildly not proven himself capable of retracting or retaining people that caliber nlrb clear i do not put you in that category. you're an extremely smart guy, your resume qualifies you for this. but i do have real concerns given some of his recent suggested nominees to various federal reserve posts might've answered some of these questions differently than you have. that when the next downturn comes, we are not going to nha people with the skills necessary to handle it and certainly without the trust of the market that the prior esgeneration had. i'm not going to ask whether you agree with that order that would be an awkward question for you. i suspect given your background you might share some concerns at night. my question for you as the congress, given that potential and given your experience and wisdom, how would you advise we hedge against that future risk?t >> i don't agree with you at all. i have a lot of confidence in the economic

steve paulson is in the office preparing you for what is coming our way. >> cloudy with already drizzle. >> our good friend mr. drizzle is in town. >> yes. right now he is down toward san jose. jose. 52 degrees. there is a lot there that doesn't necessarily show up on radar. the more steady, light rain is just offshore and inching closer. a mostly cloudy morning, mild can some drizzle. we had reports to the north and now to the south. it is only a matter of time until that thickens up a bit. 50s for almost everybody. a lot of cloud cover on the mild side. temperatures near where they should be this time of year but a series of systems will track across, bringing us some light rain. tomorrow appears to be a light system, as well and 60s on a high today. >>> 5:00 in the morning. sal will tell you about something new or

steve paulson is in the office preparing you for what is coming our way. >> cloudy with already drizzle. >> our good friend mr. drizzle is in town. >> yes. right now he is down toward san jose. jose. 52 degrees. there is a lot there that doesn't necessarily show up on radar. the more steady, light rain is just offshore and inching closer. a mostly cloudy morning, mild can some drizzle. we had reports to the north and now to the south. it is only a matter of time until that thickens up a bit. 50s for almost everybody. a lot of cloud cover on the mild side. temperatures near where they should be this time of year but a series of systems will track across, bringing us some light rain. tomorrow appears to be a light system, as well and 60s on a high today. >>> 5:00 in the morning. sal will tell you about something new or the super commute. >> the super commute, steve, because we are looking a traffic that will be slow. 580 westbound and 205, slow traffic as you can see which is typical driving through the area. no major delays because of weather or otherwise. you can see the traffic here is looking pretty good. t

mr. sherman, is recognized for five minutes >> we're here because of what happened ten years ago, but due to post traumatic stress, we forgot what happened ten years ago. ten years ago hank paulson, in your industry, came to congress with their t.a.r.p. program. toxic asset recovery program the plan was for the federal government to buy toxic assets from you, that is to say to buy the worst mortgages in the back of vault if we had spent $700 billion on toxic assets, we would have lost the lion's share of the $700 billion. and the affect on our social structure, if we were having this hearing, and the federal government had lost the lion's share of $700 billion, everybody in this room would be a socialist. that's the effect it would have had on our social fabric instead, this house stood strong this house demanded changes. they jetsoned the idea of buying toxic assets and instead bought preferred stock and the only reason we got our money back and the only reason that capitalism continues to be the majority view in this country is because we didn't buy toxic assets, but instead by buying preferred stock, we got our money back with interest. real capitalism is at every bank of eve