as we check in with steve paulsen. it has cooled down significantly yesterday. it actually got really dark in the late afternoon over here. >> well, if one day when it was sunny. yesterday, that change really kicked in. there were some locations down 15 to almost 20 degrees. today we leveled off. the higher clouds taking more aim. the fog gets disrupted. inland to give it the oops. fairfield was down. palo alto down. concord, san jose. all between 10 and 13 degrees. livermore is down 51. ty loss of the reservoir has gusts to 30. the there are some. >> late yet is at 49. a wind. a 28-mile-per-hour gust in the clayton hims. pittsburg at 61. pleasantton is 516789 there are some cooler temperatures. northwest. mount diablo, northwest at 41. men about 25 to 31 from big rock to middle peak. it is a west/southwest peak in oakland. that is onshore. that is really cold water, bodega bay. san francisco, and halfmoon bay. that really pays into a cooler forecast as well. a little more system on the way for the weekend which will continue this trend of cooler temperatures. s

steve paulsen is out there as well. and there is some stubborn fog, i guess. pamela, thank you for that. there is some stubborn fog. it is a low cloud deck. n get the higher clouds up above. that low in southern california doesn't want to go anywhere. it could make for upper 50s and low 60s. a cool day. every location is stay saying cloudy. there could be a few breaks in the clouds. on monday is 30 to now 50 across the board with a

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we have got pam cook, steve paulsen, sal working from home. good morning. >> good morning, dave. oh, that is such -- you say good morning. >> miss seeing you in person, but good morning. good morning to all of you. check in on sal in a sold second, but first option, steve, you said pretty breezied to, huh? >> yes, change from yesterday. the low clouds are getting wiped out by a northwest breeze. 40s and 50s. santa rosa is down to 42. we'll get some 30s. to upper 30s and we'll end up with 680. the only set-up with santa rosa. they can be easily one of the warmest locations. as this wind picks up, a system in pacific northwest. halfmoon bay north at 38 miles per hour. so with that in mind, 60s today. lots of sunshine. 30s, 40s and 50s. a little bit cooler here. not too bad. i think we'll notice that more tomorrow. the system will keep us under sunny skies today, but the breeze will be a factor. highs today coming down a little bit, but still pretty close to average. let's send it to sal and see if there is something new going on. probably not. but here is the man who knows. >> not

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time to check back in with steve paulsen. definitely warmed up in most areas yesterday afternoon. what about today? still pretty nice. inland will be upper 70s to near 80. the north/northeast is not as robust as but was yesterday. still some temperatures well above average. i mentioned patchy fog. there is nothing this there yet. it will be another nice day. probably not as warm as this. palo alto in the 80s. oakland and kentfield, 70s. upper 70s to almost 80. golden gate park, 51. clear. south/southwest yesterday was east. that is also something to keep an eye on. pressure is still high but sit going down a little. it is up to about 30-22 at this time yesterday. south wind in the oakland, bergly hills. northwest and the marin county hills northwest. not in the northern/northeast. 40s on the temperatures. 50s still pretty mild. nappa airport. 34 low. 81 high. and we also have the interior which warmed up. but that system is breaking through the ridge. we have an increase in clouds and cooler temperatures starting tomorrow. we have rain around sunday night and monday. not a big sys

steve paulsen is out there as well. and there is some stubborn fog, i guess. pamela, thank you for that. there is some stubborn fog. it is a low cloud deck. n get the higher clouds up above. that low in southern california doesn't want to go anywhere. it could make for upper 50s and low 60s. a cool day. every location is stay saying cloudy. there could be a few breaks in the clouds. on monday is 30 to now 50 across the board with a little bit of snow as that moisture continues to wrap back around from the bigelow down big low in southern california. below that, low clouds. otherss and 60s along the temperatures right now. sal is here now. we have the springtime blues, not the summertime blues. it has been a tough one here. >> whoever requested that, and i appreciate that, maybe is looking forward to summer. good morning, everyone. let's go out and fake a look at what we have now. this is a live look at interstate 280 and san jose. that is 280 on the right northbound. and southbound on the left, you can see traffic is move ago long very well. not really a lot o

paulsen. >> of course. >> working on a tuesday morning forecast. steve, how does it look? >> it looks pretty chilly here this morning, you guys. nice for the next couple of days and then changes still on tap for the weekend. again, it might be more of a snow event than a rain event but we'll get something. until we get there, temperatures are quite cool here. 43 santa rosa. if it wasn't for a north wind, maybe colder than that. 39 in livermore, so a weekend rain looks like a pretty good bet saturday and a better system on sunday. chilly lows 30s and 40s. sunny for all. clear and cold. the breeze is there, not everybody is in on it and it doesn't have to be as strong as yesterday, but still we'll keep a lot of sunshine in the forecast and temperatures coming up maybe a couple of degrees to near average. still a north/northwest wind at the surface, it might be northeast. here is santa rosa at. so out to the delta. napa 38. 48 fairfield. so that north wind over there is holding up some of the temperatures. 30s, 40s lakeport down to 33. kelseyville, 30. and the valley. it is c

steve paulsen is letting us know. sounds like it is about the same as yesterday. >> i would say so. thank you 6789 it is a little cooler for some. we have clear skies. temperatures 30s, 40s, and one 50. that is in downtown oakland. although the oakland airport is 46. san jose, clear, 45. much drier air is moved in. humidity is down compared to the last couple of mornings. 35 is a lot drier area u. weekend rain and mountain snows. air know coming right out of the north/northwest. that will clear. there is a decent little breeze that is holding up the temperature for some. not the lakeport down to 33. napa airport, 38. 30s, 40s. livermore is 39. we get another nice day tomorrow and that first system in the gulf of alaska will stream through. more updates on the rainfall and snow in about ten minutes. highs today in the 60s. we'll send it over to sal now and he can tell us if there is anything going on. my guess is no, but you never know. >> yeah, you know, even steve when we were in kind of what i would say normal times, this was always a time when it was light, and this morning, it i

. >> the same banks that basically took billions of dollars with one page from paulsen at treasury at time are the ones saying the documentation isn't clear enough for them. what they're saying is, i don't give a hoot about the small businesses, what i care about is whether or not there's enough paperwork. it's just crazy. >> that was the small business administration's district director in a webinar this past monday. let's bring in cnn business anchor julia chatterley. julia, that sba official specifically named bank of america, wells fargo, and chase. he says big banks are only offering loans to existing small business customers, leaving others with no way to get this money. are the banks doing that? and are they breaking any rules? >> the lenders of all shapes and sizes, jake, are saying, look, the rules keep change even on a daily basis, as late as last night we were seeing tweaks. they're right that the big banks are lending to known customers, they say, look, we have the data, we can prevent fraud in this case, and ultimately it will be quicker, which helps. but there are many s

tells you how well companies will navigate this very difficult period >> joining me now more is jim paulsen and david leibovitz. david, i'll start with you and in a way the whole country's experiencing a stress test right now like the banks are used to going under. if you don't pass you might not survive. >> i think the first thing that's important to recognize is that the global economy is in the process of being locked down and what we're fundamentally dealing with here is a cash flow issue and that's why i think focusing on some of the earnings announcements and some guidance we're getting is so important. cash flow is drying up for both consumers as well as businesses and so the stadium lus packages that we have seen passed up until this point are meant to bridge the gap of today and the economy coming back online but we really don't have a good sense as to whether they're going to be able to make that journey so i think figuring out the starting point, the first quarter earnings reports is providing us is particularly important of a sense of how we're oriented to work through this. >>

this is commissioner paulsen. >> thank you. may i have a second? >> commissioner moran. second. >> madam secretary, could you please do a roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: and we have five ayes. >> thank you. commissioners, any further business today? hearing none, this meeting is adjourned at 2:47. [gavel] >> good morning. the meeting mr. come to order. thithis is the april 17, 2020 regular meeting of the. commission. our clerk is here and i would like to thank jason from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. do you have any announcements? >> yes. due to the covid-19 health emergency, and to protect commissioners, staff and public, city hall is closed. commissioners will participate in the meeting remotely to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available for each item. cachannel 26 andsfgovtv will st. comments will be available by calling 18882045984. dial the access code 350-1008. then press pound and press pound again. when you are connected, dial 1 and 0 to be adde added to the qo speak. all callers will remain on mute unti

bridges to see us to the other side >> all right, paulsen. what else is going on now?e've got to go, but are you okay if your senator becomes a vice presidential candidate? are you going to -- think she would be good? >> she would be good willing to talk across the aisle. >> can she speak minnesota >> you betcha. >> we could use -- maybe we could use that plain spoken midwestern type thing. all right. so you're willing to let her, you know -- you don't need her for senator then >> yeah. yeah >> real good you betcha thanks, jim. we'll see ya later becky? >>> still to come this morning, are movie theaters a thing of the past or will we go back again once these restrictions are lifted what would it take to get the industry back after it was closed from the coronavirus. we'll ask imax's ceo richard l gelfant. s&p is flat. nasdaq up by 91 points stay tuned, you are watching "squawk box" right here on cnbc. - [narrator] soon, lights will come on. soon, people will be walking back through your door. soon, life will move forward. we'll welcome back old colleagues, get to know