. >> either of those -- >> as long as -- you do the stories where it stops in mid-air, that's the newsy in me coming out. >> it's going to be cooler today, heading out to great america it's probably not the day for water park. as we look at what's happening here, i'm showing you satellite and radar, we have a front moving through and you can see by the clouds won't bring us any rain but it will usher in cooler temperatures today and the 7-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen showing that our cooldown will be short lived and i'll have more on that. let's look at what you're feeling as you step out the door. it is cooler in santa rosa as we've seen more of those clouds moving in and the cooler temperatures. as you head out the door in san jose, it is 57 degrees. the morning commute continues to cool off as we will be in the mid-50s at 6:00. partly cloudy skies and only reaching in the upper 60s by noon. big difference compared to what we were feeling yesterday. we will only top out at 68 in milpitas today. >> in los gatos expect a high of 70. we'll see low to mid-70s for

anything newsy? >> reporter: nothing newsy but it's clear the deputy ag is keeping a sense of humor now that he finds himself on the receiving end of this presidential dictate via twitter. take a look at what rod rosenstein said in just the last hour at an event here in washington. >> deputy attorneys general are very low profile, tend not to be recognized. if they're remembered at all it's usually for the memos they write about corporate fraud. >> reporter: so of course we were waiting to see if he was going to say anything about the fact that president trump is now using the authority of his office to perhaps counterthe russia probe for the first time since he fired james comey, the former fbi director. we should say that the doj yesterday within hours of this presidential tweet put out a statement making clear that it was going to integrate this request into an already ongoing probe. so here's the statement. the department has asked the inspector general to expand the ongoing review of the fisa ap

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sara: it's newsy, it's interesting and people like it. it's classic cable these days. guy: it's also just confirmation. rudy came out deliberately to set the stage. he said the records are going to come out and let's do it on our own terms. this is a confirmation what he indicated was coming did in fact arrive in the report. howie: giuliani making news saying the mueller team said a sitting president cannot be indicted. that's bent justice department policy since nixon and bill clinton. is that recycled news? guy: maybe a combination of all of that. it was newsworthy enough to merit coverage. you have the president's personal lawyer divulging information supposedly about a conversation he had with the president's team. even if it relies on long-standing precedent. it's still relevant today. when rudy came out and said that, the point was to make headlines, and he did. howie: i think all this should be covered and newsworthy, i just think the breaking news banners and the extent of the coverage makes it look like it's new bombshells. they released transcripts of the mee

and since last week was teacher appreciation week, i intended to written opt the subject but a more newsy topic intervened. that's a metaphor for what's happening to teachers in america today. we live in a media environment in which the urgent often crowds out the important. but this week i'm going to stick to my plans and talk about teachers. sprawling novel about the great american west, he writes in the country the teacher was not only an intellectual and social leader, but also the matrimonial catch of the countryside. a family could walk proudly if a son married the schoolteacher. the picture painted is almost unrecognizable in today's america where school teachers are so poorly paid they are five times as likely as the average full-time worker to have a second job according to vox. we heard about stagnant wages, but the average pay tr a teacher injusted for inflation has declined over the last 15 years while health care costs have risen substantially. teachers earn 60% of what a professional with comparable education does. with low wages and stretched resources, american educators b

the combination of it is irresistible, just like the blitzkrieg that the newsy germany came up with with irresistible and nearly defeated the western democracies in world war ii. if we don't protect our systems, there will be no coming back from it. and the bad guys would win, in their doctrine, they would replace one civilization with anotr in 24 hours. mark: we have the ability to do this to our adversaries and enemies as well, correct? >> well -- >> launching a missile, nuclear missile? exploding it above a particular country and so forth, do we? >> we have the capability, not as good as the russians and chinese and north koreans have, they have probably developed super-emp weapons, specially designed for emp. united states has neglected nuclear forces and we haven't deployed that kind of warhead. we have warheads can you use any warhead to do an emp attack. we could. we've got cyberoffensive capabilities, physical sabotage capabilities. mark: do we prepare for these things the way our enemies do? >> i wish we did. in terms of offensive capabilities? . >> i wish we did. i don't know w

the combination is irresistible like the blitzkrieg that newsy germany came up with was irresistible. fear this time if we are not prepared and don't protect our systems, no coming back from it. and the bad guys would win, in their doctrine, replace one civilization with the other in the span of 24 hours. mark: we have the ability to do this to our adversaries and enemies as well, correct? >> well -- >> launching a missile, nuclear missile, exploding it above a particular country, do we? >> we have the capability not as good as the chinese and russians and north koreans have. they have super emp weapons, specially designed for emp. the united states has neglected nuclear forces and haven't deployed that kind of warhead. we have warheads, you can use any to do an attack, we could, we could. we've got cyberoffensive capabilities. physical sabotage capabilities. mark: do we prepare for these things the way our enemies do? >> i wish we did. mark: in terms of offensive capabilities? . >> i wish we did. i don't know whether we do or not. i suspect we don't. the reason i suspect we don't is

the interesting thing about that is the number has declined. 24-hour newsis the trends seem tom be affectedy globalization. the only way our country could get ahead or countries like the soviet union thought they had to take over other countries and absorb their resources to become more wealthy. we've developed a world system where you can get ahead by trading peaceably with your neighbors that's a system that the vietnamese, the south koreans and also the chinese communists have come to embrace because they say it works better. not that we won. in fact, we lost in vietnam and the chinese came to this on their own, largely because the united states held to the united states that if we could provide a better model for the world if we could be our best self, that others would want to emulate that over time. and for the most part, they have. >> caller, you are next. caller: i just hate to, you something. about apollo 5 didn't explode. it had an -- a fire. it would have been better if it did explode. because it's hard to believe that nasa would think that they could keep 15 pounds per square in