he's like paulson. can imagine a world in which we just -- everything starts getting recorded and then there is nothing you could ever say or commit to communication that is not permanent. >> at the end of my political career, we all assumed that if we were at a bar, there was someone who was going to tape what we were doing. so you can have one drink, but after that people would never have more than a couple drinks out. if you were going to have more than that, you would go inside and do it. because you had too assume someone was taping your entire night. that was because there was a state senator in missouri who not only got taped at a bar, but an opposition researcher taped him driving from the bar all the way home and kind of swerving. >> videotaped. >> videotaped the whole thing. that alerted a lot of politicians to the idea it could happen all the time. >> two things. one is that the sunshine law is what i'm behind or any attempts evade them are problematic. that that induces good behavior and tra

steve paulson is talking about fog. >> there is a lot of it. coast, bay, inland. very foggy conditions. san jose though one of the few saying clear. at least at last check. that doesn't mine fog can't roll in. as soon as i say that, it probably will. speaking of san jose over the bay. some of it is really thick. glen park. very foggy in glen park. i know lands end and san jose 73-50. record low 30 way back in 1894. oakland a lot of cloud cover and a lot of fog this morning. 52 to start. we'll go 60. fog will give way to higher clouds. mainly upper 40s and 50s. there are a few that are a little cooler. half a mile visibility. quarter of a mile at concord. nine miles at fairfield. maybe you will give us a little bit of light rain tomorrow morning. santa cruz, san jose cool down in that pattern. all right brian so far so good. you have issues to talk about? >> over all sol far so good. there are a couple issues to talk about. it's unclear if the fog is playing a role in these accidents. let's get right to it. we're taking a look at the east shore freeway where this i

i want to thank supervisor john avalos who has cosponsored this resolution and note that tim paulson the executive director of the library council he was trying to be here in his schedule but it became impossible but i know he wants me to let folks know that him and the labor council see this is as very important priority but the long and short of what we're talking about today we have a resolution that would put san francisco on the record as the first city to come out in full support of the gerawan farm workers who have been fighting for the rights for a number of decades now. in 1990 farm workers at gerawan farming voting for representation by the united farm workers and was a state conducted secret ballot election. the labor relations board at this point certified the united farm workers as the farm workers union representative for those workers and for almost a quarter of a century this company -- gerawan, has been fighting the effort of these workers to simply exercise their rights. they have pulling all the stops to prevent implementation of the union contract. in fact things

ben bernankey three times appointed by bush, hank paulson came to the democratic congress and said the economy is about to fall apart and we've got to do something that the public isn't going to like and we respond by helping them pass the tarp which goes down in history as the most unpopular successful thing the government ever did. >> rose: we conclude with benjamin scheuer who wrote and stars in a one-man musical called the lion. he reflects on cancer and his father. >> we get dealt those cards. wanting one thing and getting another and how we deal with that is the kind of person we are. i've had the unfortunate circumstance of losing a parent at an early age and being diagnosed with a very serious illness at an early age and i felt the way that i could get through it was to make art. >> rose: when we continue, anthony cordesman, al hunt on the story with barney frank benjamin scheuer all of that when we continue. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this

dave paulson the man in charge of resurrecting the patriots program.y made it official today hiring the 50-year-old to take over for paul hewitt. he was fired after this season. but who is dave paulson? we'll show you here. he spent the last seven seasons with buck nel. three time patriot league coach of the year including this past season. also a division three national champion back in 2003. won the championship with williams college. >>> vcu head coach is in discussions with the university of texas about their vacant head coaching job. now, smart he's been at vcu since 2009. he led them to the unprobable final four run back in 2011. he told the richmond times that no school has requested permission to interview coach smart. >>> over on the baseball diamond, the nationals making news today trading the reliever jerry blevin to the nets. he did finish with a career high 66 strikeouts. they'll send the nationals outfielder matt den decker. one home run, 13 runs driven in in the first two big league seasons. >> one home run against us? >> yes, against th

steve paulson has the conditions shaping your bay area forecast. >>> and a warning for parents in one bay area city after a bat infected with rabies is found at a school. >>> more tests are scheduled today on a letter to the white house that tested positive for cyanide. the secret service says the envelope was delivered monday to an off-site mail screening facility. there are reports the letter may have been marked for criticalmenttion because the man who sent it has a history with the secret service dating back 20 years. >>> a cowardly terrorist attack. that's what tunisia's prime minister is calling a gunman who killed 21 people at a popular tourist attraction. 17 of the dead are tourists who had just gotten off a bus who were visiting the bardo museum in tunis. the gunman held several hostages at the museum. security forces stormed the building killing two gunman. as many as three may have gotten away. no group or individual has taken responsibility for the attack but an expert on extremism says that twitter accounts linked to the islamic state group are voicing elation at the atta

paulson, thank you very muff. we are doing very well out there. we are off to a decent start. it is a nice dry from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze. there have been no major problems. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is backed up. not backed up at all. i almost said that just by habit. but right now it's a good time to get a nice drive right through the area. as we look at 580 westbound through the livermore value 580 looks good. already slower traffic on westbound 580 just after 2:05. at 4:30 let's go back to the desk. >>> a $50,000 reward is being offered in the search for a missing cal soccer player. tara moriarty is live with more on where he was last seen and what has his friends and family so concerned. >> elle lieu we vasquez plays soccer here. he called a friend saying he was drunk, lost and scared. that is the last anyone heard from him. friends and family say that is out of character for him to be out of touch for that long. >> we know that something is wrong. that he could be out there somewhere. just lost and scared. >> we'r

paulson led bucknell to two ncaa tournament appearances the last five years. head coach brenda frese has made the terps the consistent national contender. they won the championship in 200 6 and the terps have been knocking on the door ever since. they lost in the final four last year. to get back to the final four the terrapins will have to win tonight against one of the most storied programs in all of basketball. tennessee volunteers. game time is 9:00 p.m. hey, it was a great weekend in the men's tournament. coach k has taken duke to the final four for the 12th time. tom izzo has the number seven seed in the semifinal. how about kentucky going for the perfect 40-0 season? that's incredible. notre dame had them on the ropes. they had to do -- all they had to do was make free throws. irish played well and may have given wisconsin a blueprint to beating the wildcats. they spread the floor. switched the defenses. led to a strong inside game. that's what august did. great game. we'll see what happens in the final four. for baseball fans the nationals open the sea

steve paulson taken back. >> did you see my feet on the desk? of weather. >> there is a lot of fog. lands end very foggy there. it's not just coast or bay it's all over the place. some of that visibility it's not very good. with that in mind it will lift but it will take awhile. it tends to thicken up between 6:00 and 8:00. fog, low clouds cool to mild. and you can see there is plenty here. and some of the clouds roaring inland. it will be cloudy morning and then a little bit of a hazy filtered sun break. upper 40s for most or 50s for some. you can see there is plenty. there are you know what i'm trying to say. pretty good band of cloud cover over here streaming up to the southwest. temperatures will stay on the mild side. they will be slightly cooler for some. i will say a little cooler but still above average on most of the temps. 70s for inland areas. 60s for most closer to the coast and bay. all right brian, anything new to report? >> there is a new accident to tell you about. a couple of them actually. let's start off with the san mateo bri

let's talk about weather and traffic and steve paulson has my excited. i came in here he was talking about seeing sprinkles somewhere. >> i thought we were talking about march madness. >> there is a little bit to the north. a lot of cloud cover thank goodness. it cooled off. although i had to break out the fan saturday night it was sol warm over night. my goodness. serious. if you missed it on saturday. i don't go back two days. it was record setting. unbelievable. san jose 89 degrees. the record for that date was 81 multiple tiles. i would say they blew past that. not only was it a record but it was the warmest march temperature ever and gilroy tied. cloud cover spilled in on sunday and that cooled things down and continues today. but temperatures for many will continue to be above average. these are very warm system. they are coming up from the west, southwest. a little bit of light rain near clover dale and lake county. this is probably the line south of that. north of that there could be light rain. because the cloud cover 50s on the temps. they are

steve paulson, yes we give you the credit. >> well, i get blamed. >> so you might as well take some credit. >> i will take the credit. we have clear skies out there. temperatures on the coast will eventually get there. they are not bad right now. 40s and 30s inland. san francisco will start off with upper 40s and low 50s. 52 go for a high beautiful 71 in san joses we can beat that. in fact, we going for 76. that is the spirit. same as yesterday. about 2:00, 3:00 she looks to be very warm. east san jose might be a little warmer. 30s, 40s, to low 50s. i apologize. me and alex savidge has the exact same thing and i know he is suffering too. easterly breeze or northerly breeze is in place. and that means everything has no chance of visiting us expect sunshine and warmer temps. so it's a cold morning. it's a warmer afternoon. temperatures will be above average. in fact 30s and 40s will give way to 70s. in fact a few mid 70s. here is brian with your friday traffic. >> thank you so much. hang in there. you will get through it. >>> good morning, everybody. you will get through this friday morning

steve paulson is here. how are you?ing very well. >> you have the strength of ten weather men. >> and eight of them are sick. >> eight of them are sick. >> we'll get there. it is friday. we have clear skies and it will be a beautiful day. a little cold for some. 40s and 50ss for others. under the clear skies temperatures will be warming up. 70s for almost everybody. livermore just missed the morgan hill. palo alto to 74 be. and santa rosa from 70-75. clear skies, chilly to cold. and then sunny to warm. warmer for everybody. as temperatures bump up. that means no clouds and no fog. 30s and 40s and 50s. 30s for many. napa is in there. santa rosa and i'm sure there is a bunch. the water temps appear to be warm. san francisco buoy at 57. just incredibly warm. they haven't really cooled off since last june. 50 in monterey to 52 l.a.. 21 up a in truckee. unfortunately it has no place to go. there are hints that something might breakthrough but i tend to lean on the forecast model which shows a lot of clouds and really not muc

so bernanke and paulson telling us how much they needed 85 or 50 for this and we said you already told us about this they said this is additional. it owed 170 billion but from this site he was the founder of a i jesus so assuming the federal government to pay off the debt his company had occurred but this is the arsonist suing the fire department for water damage. [laughter] but to protect these loans after the fact they discovered they were against them because they needed to have regulation and a bloomberg said that. played the poor banks but then try to stop it. sheila bair was the fdic commissioner said let them try to stop it. also fit the may freddie mac i was too sanguine about fannie mae and freddie mac but by then in 2004 made me nervous then george bush since use of the increased the number of homes they bought below median income. by 2005 i joined the republican chairman to pass a bill in the house in the committee but it passed the senate republicans did not like it but i tried to work it out so the chairman of the of committee that nothing that happened with kidney or fred

steve paulson is ready.f weeks, both bay area teams have been working hard in spring training with the giants hoping to defend their world series title and, this year, fans will be cheering them on with another reason to head out to at&t park early. we want to show you live pictures from the yard. admission rock. we have been out there all morning. this is a pop-up village that's opening in a portion of the parking lots by at&t park. right there, the yard. coming up in a few minutes, ktvu's brian flores will have some details on what yard has to offer you baseball fans and anybody else heading over to check it out. stay tuned. >> it's friday, march 20th. i'm dave clark. checking out your weather and traffic with you this morning, steve paulson has your forecast for the first day of -- >> 3:44 springily begins officially. cloud cover coming in. clouding up specially north. light rain possible. i think by sunday and monday, some rain. that's a lot to ask, i know. looks like we are back to sunny and warm but we

paulson partners was up about 4.5%.er and other notable funds, including the advantage multi-strategy funds and the credit fund were also up. still, paulson faces continued down side in his special situations fund which is off slightly for the year after a really awful january where it was down about 7%. that fund formerly called recovery bets generally on financials and mortgage companies and other stocks that theoretically benefit from an economic upturn. it delivered 65% up side in 2013, but last year it was a huge laggard. down more than 19% with the advantage funds delivering double digit percentage losses as well. some big gainers for paulson of late have been pharma. it's been on a deal tear lately and it's recently traded at an all-time high. that's one of his biggest holdings. also, though, allergen which are in the midst of transformative deals themselves. that's been a really good sector for him. as you know having talked to him about it last summer. >> thank you. >>> all right. folks, the vix taking off in t

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steve paulson has the latest on the forecast. >> you're like a catalog there, very sharp and the colors. >> thank you, sir. >>> inland will be sunny and warm, and the 40s and 50s will continue and the temperatures are in the 50s and it's 71 degrees down south. there's 60s up at the sonoma county airport. some areas will have a big spread on some of the difference on the temperatures here. it will be warm away, sunny for most. it's too strong a high pressure. 65 to 85. there will be 70s inland and 60s closer to the waters edge. >>> good morning steve, we want to start off with something going on in san raphael this morning. the 2100 block of frisco boulevard. a car ran into this pole and flattened it. they're lifting the pole right now. that person who ran into the pole with the car was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence, he is in marin county jail. the power is on for most of the area, however, pg&e has to be fixing that pole and they'll be fixing it for the next 15 hours. it's one of the situations they have to do francisco boulevard east, it's a good area to avoid.

steve paulson is right there. how is it looking? >> patchy low clouds. high clouds. they will clear out. a low the of sunshine. patchy fog, mainly around the city around sfo. clear, a few high clouds around 10,000 feet. chilly to cold. sunny and nice. it will be a little warmer today. normal highs this time of year, 61. 66. we'll be close to that. napa starting off at a brisk, 34. that's at the airport. i know there is a lot of places around napa that may be colder or a little warmer. you can let me know. usually kathy does. she's in north napa. paul also does. 54. we'll go 67 for a high. it looks good. a little bit of patchy low clouds. if you are heading to spring training, except for tucson, a little bit of cloud cover. phoenix looks good. better today. 30s for many. 40s for a lot here. it's cold. even a few 30s on the coast. the systems go all the way down to baja, pay a visit and zoom out. active weather across the country. a few clouds over the sierra. but that's it. some patchy fog. a few high clouds. it's cold. warmer afternoon. 30s and 40s. 60s to near 70 de

i think steve paulson is cooking up something in the forecast. >> cooler and windy. >> and blue. we're all wearing blue. even brian flores. >> we don't plan this. >> no, we don't. but what are we wearing tomorrow? [ laughter ] >> thank you pam and dave. we have a little bit of something brewing today. that is in the form of a cooler pattern. it started for most but will be for everybody tomorrow. the breeze should be good for everybody. along the coast and higher elevations. maybe gusts 40 plus. it will be cooler even well inland. southwest 18 at fairfield. calm santa rosa. moe have toe has 16 -- novato has 16. so far sfo is the leader of the pack had gusts at 22 and now 25. hayward west at 15. livermore west at 9. that is a sure shine we have an on shore breeze and weak system is producing light rain on the coast. 40s and 50s. once that cloud cover leaves the area, it will be sunny to mostly sunny today and temperatures breezy and cooler. they will be in the 60s and 70s out of those 80s that will be windy at times. temperatures coming down in areas that were in the 80s. now 70s

the pilot radioed officer on the ground who apprehended paulson. he faces a number of federal and state charges. no word yet on a motive. >>> and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu won another re-election. netanyahu's win will put him back in office for a fourth term. exit polls showed he and his challenger deadlocked, but that changed when the actual results came in. he was born in tel aviv but graduated from cheltenham high school in montgomery county. >>> days after their school was destroyed by arson, students from one school are back in the classroom today. monique braxton is live in cheltenchelt n chelten cheltenham is there to show us. >> reporter: classes are under way here on the campus of gratz college. behind the windows you're looking at now, some 90 students and staff are making the best of what they say was a devastating situation. watching their school burn over the weekend. just after 8:00 this morning, parents and students shared the path to the location with donations. for the first time we're hearing from some of wyncote

steve paulson is here. >> a couple days of cloud cover and temperatures in the 60s. we start off in the 40s than we saw the last couple of days. there is still low clouds around. you can see a little bit of that gray off along the coast but some of it inland. it will not last very long. any high clouds are associated with not much to the north. 40s and 50s. san jose 54. 53sfo. more 60s closer to the water. sal, any updates here? >> we do have traffic ha is still doing pretty well here as we go out to our live pictures as we start off with the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic moves along very micely. no problems getting into san francisco. also looking at the commute here if you are going to the golden gate bridge that traffic continues to look good heading south from novato and san rafael. all the way to the span of the golden gate bridge. highway 24 westbound this looks good. now at 5:02 let's go back to the desk. >> we want to go back to this morning. still developing story where the body of a man 57-year-old scott dunham suspected of killing and shooting a san j

steve paulson. >>> myth. [ laughter ] thank you, brian. we do have cloudy skies.light rain. wipers on low. it was pretty steady for a bit. .01 to .03 covered the spread. it's the most rain we've had since february 6th through the 8th. one system flowing through. we will get the cloud cover and it will be with us. some rain on the north coast. humboldt county as well. it is mild out there with a lot of 50s. although one upper 40. the cloud cover there. this is a warm system coming up from the hawaiian islands which are still getting hit pretty hard. i think crockett had a .04. i think that will be about the most. you can see dry air behind that. here's the hawaiian islands. blizzard warnings out for the peaks here. and there is plenty of cloud cover and rain off and on. they have been in the soup so to speak with this cloud cover. we are getting a little bit of it here but it is pushing off to the east and there is not a lot associated with it. we do get a little bit of rain. kind of more of a nuance than anything else. morning rain, cloudy and cooler. 60s on the t

steve paulson is here. all about your forecast. >> i hope so, dave. >> i believe you do. >> i think so today. a little more sun than yesterday. we do get the cloud cover over us in the morning. clearing taking place to the north. so the lows are a big difference in the north bay some 40s. yet toward the south bay upper 50s. there is a little bit of fog out there as well. kind of a cool shot there. patchy fog but breaks in the clouds. and eventually they will run off. starting mostly cloudy. patchy fog.

steve paulson has the very latest on what you will see. >> we do have some fog out there. mainly on the coast and low clouds. everything says sunshine and warmer temps. it will be subny and nice. these are the temperatures we should be seeing. these are the ones we should see. 76 santa rosa. 27 up in truckee. sunshine and warmer temps. looks like tomorrow will be the warmest day. a little change by the weekend. a little more. 60s for a few. mid 70s for many. bay bridge westbound as you come up on to the bay bridge toll plaza. 15-20 minute delay. no major problems getting into the city. and the traffic looks good once on the bridge. now once you look at the slow traffic on 580, you will be say this is the way it always is. unfortunately from 25. there. the police confirm this morning the man accused of opening fire on him he is dead. it started last night when police responded to a call of a welfare check. police officers from several agencies surrounded that building and the neighborhood was evacuated. now we have live team coverage for you this morning. ktvu tara moriarty

. >> and i'm dave clark, steve paulson ready for hump day in the forecast. >> nice forecast for us. not bad. so we'll get right to that, give you a little bit of high clouds there, no big deal, mostly cloud covers down in southern california and arizona looks like spring training could be shower activity, show you that in a second, for us these clouds won't be around along, just a couple hours and then they'll be out of the picture ask we'll have lots of sunshine today temperatures starting off a little bit cooler this morning, san francisco 51, had a cooldown yesterday, 67, 67, high of 71, 40s for many, napa's down 42, cooler lows once the higher clouds, the low down there could give clouds maybe few showers but arizona, phoenix looking for rain coming from the south there, for us after those clouds clear, we'll be good but you can see southern california dealing with a lot of cloud cover and that's where it's going to stay for us just this weak little ban then it's out northerly breeze should show itself, santa rosa any patchy fog out of there quick 60s and 70s all right sal i hav

steve paulson is up next with a closer look at your bay area forecast. >>> and angelina jolie pitt opens up about her second surgery to try to prevent cancer. the test results that prompted her to take action sooner than she planned. >>> afghanistan's new president is at the white house today. he's meeting with president obama and vice president joe biden and it's just been announced the u.s. will maintain a current level of 9800 troops in afghanistan through the end of the year instead of cutting it by half as planned. afghanistan is transitioning to a self-sufficient democracy without u.s. and nato security. >> to date the combat role is over. the train, advice and assist mission is a vital part of our collective interests. tragedy prout -- brought us together. interests reunites us. >> the president is getting the full treatment. he went to the pentagon and visited before heading to the white house. >>> a manhunt continues this afternoon for a jail inmate who escaped from custody in san francisco. sheriff's deputies are searching for 26-year-old alexander santiago gonzalez who was byi

steve paulson has the latest on the forecast. >> you're like a catalog there, very sharp and the colors. >> thank you, sir. >>> inland will be sunny and warm, and the 40s and 50s will continue and the

steve paulson will be here with the forecast. >>> and a big exodus for the 49ers as another key player record thely gets -- reportedly gets to announce his departure. with fans won't be seeing patrick willis next season. >>> two australian teenagers were stopped at the airport in sydney by authorities who believe they were on their way to join islamic state fighters. australian authorities say the two brothers, one 16 years old, the other 17, were picked up on friday as they tried to get through customs. they were taken into custody when customs officials noticed something suspicious in their bags. no word yet on what that might have been. the teens were related released to their parents who reportedly had no idea of their intentions. >> these were two misguided young australians, australians born and bred, went to school here, grew up here, imbibed our values and yet it seems they had succumbed to the lure of the death cult. >> last month, three british high school girls reportedly went to join isis in syria. it's estimated 4,000 people have traveled from western europe and several do

steve paulson is up next with your complete bay area forecast. >>> a firestorm over a religious freedom law even though indiana's governor says he supports the lay, we'll explain the changes he wants to happen by the end of the week. >>> san francisco police now tell us the man detained last night after a four-hour long standoff was armed with a knife. officers say the 44-year-old man was threatening to hurt himself. he barricaded himself inside a home just after of 6:30 one block from the golden gate panhandle. he was the only western inside. some people living new york were evacuated or told to shelter in place. after establishing communication with the man, police say he surrendered and was taken to the hospital for evaluation. >>> the national spotlight is on indianapolis over a new state law that some say discriminates against the gay community. here's more on the new efforts to address the controversy. >> reporter: a firestorm of attention is focused squarely on indiana. as you state's lawmakers are forced to defend a controversial new freedom religious law. critics worry the legi

researcher andrew paulson started thinking of ways to tap into something called terra hertz radiationm it's a lot of lofty thinking here. his main focus finding a way to use it to improve communication. >>> what we've done we've create created filter that is work at the terra region only certain frequencies will go through the filter and the other frequencies are eatery flecked back. >> in the future paulson says cell towers could go way the way the dinosaurs and these filters could attach to buildings or light posts download speeds one gigabyte per second. roughly downloading 200 songs from i tunes in a second. that is anything but half fast. >> tell was. >> that is blazing. all right. let's hope that gets here soon. >>> heart stopping video out of washington state. >> a man yanks a toddler from a stroller and runs off with him. how the little guy's young six lince saved him. >>> grab your kids phone. the newest apps they could of they could be using to keep secrets from you. >> howard. >> chip kelly is at it again. if you thought the trade of lesean mccoy last week was big put anoth

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the man with the plan at 4:49 his name steve paulson. >>> that is a line from a movie, you know. >> i don't know which one. >> things to do in denver. that is the first part of it. it's a very good film. it's weird, but it's very good. all right. we do have some light rain here, not a lot. there is a little bit there. couple .100s. about all we will get out of this. this may be it for awhile. there will be another system approaching on sunday. 50s on the temps. low to mid to upper. very mild system. a little bit of a breeze. not much but a little bit. showing more of a westerly to north westerly component. if it goes through the system it's northwest. if not through yet it's west, southwest. you can see how the line is pushing through. rain will decreasing to the north and then here comes the next couple of days. today we have to deal with cloud cover highs in the 60s. you can see there is a distinct back edge. the rain and even snow blizzard warnings out for the mountains on the big island. continuing. gusts 65 miles an hour. the big island continues to get slammed. for us we are get

also looking nicely the day and steve paulson. >> it's not easy sometimes. >> it's not easy. >>> allht. especially when you are sick. oh my goodness. if you are suffering out there, i believe you have a lot of company. we do have a pretty nice forecast here and temperatures were okay yesterday you will like them again today and probably into the weekend. mild to cool. it starts off pretty mild. that temperature drops rather fast. i would say take a jacket. might not need one earlier in the day. up and over she goes. high pressure continues to keep everything in control. upper 30s livermore is in there. napa is in there. a lot of 40s and a few 50s. there is an easterly breeze that is blowing. 21 up in truckee. 53 for san diego but 61 down in san diego. you can see where the cold air is again. what is new? new york city 14. washington 16. these are the cold temps. 5 in chicago. the windchill there is 9 below. 25 in dallas. there is your jet stream carves itself out. it's been there for a long time. the mountain of it over the west coast. i don't really see any change here. the system m

here's the man, the myth, the legend, steve paulson. >> thank you, brian.ar skies and the full moon. 10:06 this morning. close enough. now is it too early to hear the wolf? [ howling ] >> i'm sure people's cats or dogs are looking around thinking what's the sam hill is that? it's the full moon. very nice, thank you. 60s yesterday, upper 60s santa rosa, palo alto, livermore and san jose. today 72. san jose 72. and speaking of, we'll take a look at a timeline here. starting off 45, it'll be close, 45, 46. and around 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, you get that 72-degree reading. again, east san jose, you might be closer to 74, 75 burks downtown looks nice and the entire state looks good today. 30s for a few, fairfield, walnut creek, so it's still cold. navado, nap a. you can probably find a 30 not far away. a little system spinning right there, no big deal. i just show that because you can see it in this water vapor image. everything continues to ride up and over. it is just going to be here for a while. the only change might be a little bit of fog on the coast, but that's

i think steve paulson is cooking up something in the forecast. >> cooler and windy. >> and blue. we're all wearing blue. even brian flores. >> we don't plan this. >> no, we don't. but what are we wearing

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did you see the great steve paulson is back. >> whoever said you don't need sleep hasn't worked the morning shift. we do have a lot of high clouds over us but it will be warm. if you are heading down to southern california it will be hot. we are looking for record highs the next couple of days. around 90-degrees in los angeles, santa barbara it won't matter. there is still some clouds moving through. 50s on the temps or 40s for some. half-moon bay says 48 degrees. 45 napa. that is our coolest. a lot of cloud cover here. even with the cloud cover. there is a ton

we will check in with steve o- paulson. >> i can't wear green. >> i just tweeted out why you can't wear green. >> yes, thank you. a little cloud cover. to the north we are already getting clearing. but if you have the cloud

steve paulson keeping an eye on things. >>> a lot of fog out there. the fog bank is not going anywhere. it will be enhanced by a system coming in tuesday/wednesday. a lot of cloud cover out there. we could use some rain. possibility late tuesday/wednesday. today is all about the fog, karl the fog is back in a big kay. came back on sunday morning. look at the swath of moisture. a lot of this is taking aim to the north. a few high clouds today. san francisco starting off cloudy to mostly cloudy. 51. 66 today. that's 4 above average. napa starting off with a little bit of fog. 47. 64 and then a high of73. hatch mile visibility, napa airport. in pockets, it's okay. in others, it's great. 40s and 50s. it's gonna be heavy-duty rain. we'll see if we can get some of that filter over us. it's a lot of low clouds and that will keep temperatures coast and bay. morning clouds and fog. cooler by the water. mild inland. brian, you have a couple of issues. >>> yeah, a couple of serious issues. the first one, a caltrain accident involving a pedestrian. this one in pa

and as i already said, paulson said there's no reason it should be.he said last week this issue is far too important to tie up with unrelated fights with politics as usual. republicans say they routinely add the abortion language to bills, but democrats say republicans operated in bad faith not to mention in violation of senate norms by misrepresenting the bill's contents. this has nothing to do with the needs of the justice department. it's beyond irresponsible to strand the department without a leader throwing it into instability and uncertainty. the chief law enforcement officer of our country is being detained because of this fight between us, democrats and republicans, over whether abortion should be in this bill. we believe it shouldn't be. republicans believe it should be. mr. president, this is a good person who deserves our immediate attention, loretta lynch nomination should be done immediately. there's no reason we can't do this now. today. would the chair now tell us what the business of the day. the presiding officer: under the previous o

no one in america has done more on this than henry paulson.done it and put his money where his mouth is consistently. he single-handedly saved a species. olivia: some say he also saved the financial system. tom: eagles. olivia: coming up, smart watches are all the rage. mechanical timepieces are surviving the test of these technological times. that conversation is next. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we will be back. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. jobs day. bill gross and jim glassman will join us on bloomberg radio. betty liu will have alan krueger with her. we have our top headlines. olivia: it is jobs day in america. the federal government releases february's jobs report and it may be as much about the weather as it is about jobs. the weather in washington may also delay the release of the report. in moscow, vladimir putin had his first state to state visit from a european leader with matteo renzi. a woman who nearly died in the boston marathon bombing offers her testimony and writes an intense message to the defendant. she addressed the

steve paulson is right there. how's our forecast? >> about as sunny as can be.ere clear. >> and it's clear right now with that beautiful moon. >> yes, it is. are we taking a picture of that? is it behind me? >> it's behind you. >> i have blinders on and i'll be surprised just like you at home. let's take that full of the full moon. there you go. let's zoom in on that. no, that's probably too much to ask. nizway, it is clear and there's a little puff of a breeze around, might hold some of the lows up. lows are still in the 30s, but we had more yesterday. it's still kind of cold out there, though. so mostly clear. keeping an eye on any fog. chilly to cold out there. sunny for all and it'll be warmer. napa a cold morning, although i did see anywhere from 34 to 44 around napa, so i went in between the airport and another location, so we'll say 37, 64, it won't matter later today, 73 degrees. 38 at the airport, upper 30s santa rosa in there, fairfield, also navado, close for walnut creek and livermore. 39 at stanford. a little low in southern california, no big deal,

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