charlie: hank paulson is here. he is the chairman of the paulson institute at the university of chicago. he has traveled to china more than 100 times. he has built unparalleled relationships with china's most important business and political leaders. he has brought the lessons he learned to this book "dealing with china: an insider unmasks the new economic superpower." i am pleased to have hank paulson back at this table. hank paulson terrific -- mr. paulson: terrific to be here. charlie: you are thinking about a third book. [laughter] mr. paulson: you and i were joking, when i told wendy i was going to write a second book she said i might date again. [laughter] this wasn't -- the crisis we got to relive emotionally. this was a harder book to write. the crisis was a beginning, a middle, and end. charlie: the thread that runs through it is china. mr. paulson: it is all china. charlie: what is your love of china? what is your interest in china? mr. paulson: i spent the time i spent there today i think everyone needs

here is paulson about why he wrote the book.i wrote this book because this is by far the most important bilateral relationship, and it impacts business leaders. because china has now come up the value-added chain and they are now a formidable competitor in addition to being a partner. we will be increasingly competing on the one hand -- and there is nothing wrong as long as it's healthy competition and not debilitating competition. and we will be partnering on the other. brendan: and he talks as well in our -- peter: and he talks as well in our interview about the relationship and that china gives the obama administration credit on how they had handled china, particularly on climate change. one issue was where he's not so impressed with how the obama administration has handled in, the asia infrastructure investment bank that china has created. the u.s. is fighting that effort, but paulson also says it's not a big deal. take a listen. henry paulson: many observers have said this is landmark, this is a watershed event china passin

paulson speak about the book. your book is called "dealing with china." what advantages to china have compared to the united states? secretary paulson: they have got some advantages and they have got some major disadvantages. i would say the biggest advantage they have is they still have the opportunity for rapid growth, even though it is going to be much slower, because they have at least another 100,000 people in poverty -- which is a disadvantaged -- but there is an awful lot of opportunity for continued growth albeit much less than the growth has been in the past. but the united states has far more advantages. i think the problems we have pale in comparison to those that china has. i think that there's actually more danger, at least as much danger in exaggerating china's strength as it there is an underestimating the potential. kathy: too many americans look at the education capacity, they look at the benefits that a controlled economy can have in terms of taking stimulus, anything, wow. we are never going to be able to compete. secretary paulson: som

right here, secretary hank paulson.staying with us. he's got a new book. it's called "dealing with china." plus we'll talk about the eu much more on "squawk box" ahead. i care deeply about the gulf. i grew up in louisiana. i went to school here. i've been with bp ever since. today, i lead a team that sets our global safety standards. after the spill we made two commitments. to help the gulf recover and become a safer company. we've worked hard to honor both. bp has spent nearly 28 billion dollars so far to help the gulf economy and environment. and five years of research shows that the gulf is coming back faster than predicted. we've toughened safety standards too. including enhanced training... and 24/7 on shore monitoring of our wells drilling in the gulf. and everyone has the power to stop a job at any time if they consider it unsafe. what happened here five years ago changed us. i'm proud of the progress we've made both in the gulf and inside bp. >>> earnings alert. bank of america set to report. we'll talk banks wi

i wanted hank paulson's take on the political environment in washington.zabeth warren and the antiwar street sentiment that still prevails six years after the financial crisis. he calls it regrettable. hank: i believe very strongly that income disparity is a huge issue in this economy. when i was treasury secretary -- i think it shock some people i -- i believe that is a problem. i think the way to solve that problem is not pointing the finger scapegoating republicans . people scapegoating china or wall street. we have had demagogues throw the history of this country. -- throughout the history of this country. we need problem solvers. peter: do you think in this involved -- deepika in this environment -- do you think in this environment -- hank: it is regrettable that bankers are being demonized. i view markets and banks as being a noble profession. i think in terms of difference they can make, in terms of helping people plan for their retirement. in terms of funding innovation and new businesses there is nothing wrong with pointing fingers at the banks an

treasury secretary henry paulson.rk movement for the economy. jan crawford recently talked to paulson, she's in washington. jan, good morning. >> charlie paulson is a man who is just in constant motion. but when he returned to private life after the financial crisis he said he suddenly came to a stop. he struggled. he said he lost his joy. a sense of purpose. today is the new mission, he's devoting his considerable time energy and money in finding solutions. >> reporter: if you ran into this unassuming couple on one of their nature walks -- >> see that hank? >> yeah. >> reporter: -- you'd never know the power this man once held. >> the dow tumbled more than 500 points. ♪ >> it's got to be one of the watershed days in the nation's market history. >> reporter: as treasury secretary, henry paulson bailed out the banks and guided the nation in a financial crisis. >> american people can remain confidence. >> reporter: his influence so great he was called king henry. >> right there, yeah. >> reporter: this is paulson today.

i am pleased to have hank paulson back at this table.ome. >> charlie, it is terrific to be here. >> rose: now here you rewrote a book your first book now you written this and now think, are thinking of a third book. this is your post secretary life is about? >> no. i am afraid a, you know, you and i were jobbing beforehand that when i told wendy i was maybe going to write a second book she said i think i might date again. and this wasn't --, you know the crisis we got to relive it emotionally, but this was a harder book to write, more difficult book because the crisis is the beginning, the middle and the end, and this was just more difficult. >> rose: and the thread that runs through it is china? >> yes. the thread, it is all china. >> rose: what is your love of china. >> rose: what is your affection for china? >> well -- >> rose: what is your interest in china? >> so let me -- the reason i spend the time i spend there today because i think everyone needs to ask themselves where can i make the biggest difference? and the history i have t

steve paulson very excited. not only about that but the bengals are coming to town twice this year and he is excited about our weather. he will tell you about it in 45 seconds or so. >> i thought you meant the bengals the band. >> no. cincinnati. >> okay i'm on track. [ laughter ] wednesday, april 22nd i'm brian flores. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. i was freezing yesterday. i have to say. >> i heard from champagne kitty. she said i had to turn the heater on. we do have a very unusual pattern for april. there is three things going on here and one of them may lead to showers in the north bay later today there is lots of moisture streaming off the sierra after thunderstorms fall apart. remember they need the heat during the day and the lift. there is a low in southern california helping. there is another one offshore. the combination of these two chewing off the fog. we are seeing clearing north to south. we will see more sun today and may not be as windy. we will focus our attention instead of be

bush henry hank paulson has led the u.s.ort to help china develop its economy and to persuade beijing to play by the rules. now the former goldman sachs ceo has distilled the lessons he's learned about the world's largest economy in a new book titled "dealing with china." >> and how have you seen china's economy change over that time? >> well, just dramatically. i tell the story in first part of this book about working with the chinese leaders on some of the landmark transactions the first ipo of china mobile or their first oil deal petrochina and helped drive reform and opened the country up to more competition and economic development. >> reporter: paulson credits chinese leaders for moving towards a free market economy over the last four decades and thereby lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty. and he sees xi jinping china's president as a committeded economic reformer who has amassed extraordinary political power in service to those reforms. >> he's also staked out a very important agenda domestically strong anti-

peter cook sat down with secretary paulson. here's his take on p -- his take on president obama's handling of. >> the right thing to do would have been to say right on, we want to be an observer. we want to argue for better standards. that is the right policy i believe. to keep working to bring china into the existing institutions with a bigger role. many observers and much of the press said this is landmark. this is a watershed event. china passing the torch. that is bull. that is not a huge thing. we do not get everything right. mark: former treasury secretary hank paulson. coming up, who will stand druckenmiller -- who will stan druckenmiller back in the 2016 elections? ♪ mark: welcome back. a tense moment at today's ecb press conference in frankfurt, germany. a protester jumped up onto a table where president mario draghi was speaking. demanded an end to what she called the ecb dictatorship. the woman was taken into custody. after a short break, mr. draghi resumed speaking. interest rates, unchanged. aaron hernandez has bee

george mason introduces the new head coach dave paulson and he wants to celebrate the past and make it part of his future. it's almost 10 years now since the patriots went to the final four. that doesn't seem possible. 10 years that they were in indianapolis but that's what dave paulson wants to get back to over in fairfax with george mason. a lot of hockey fans still talking today about alex ovechkin's 50th goal of the season. it's the second straight season the great eight has scored 50. he's done it six times in his 10-year career. on top of that the caps have won six of their last eight games. the great eight, alex ovechkin. all that and then some. and finally, nats were shut out by the marlins today. 8-0 down in florida. their final florida game of this spring. zimmerman gave up search -- seven runs in the first two innings. forget about it. preseason. now we start for real. yankees will be here saturday in an exhibition game. doug: will be fun. sunshine, 70 tomorrow. rain likely a thunderstorm on friday. 73. rain ending sunday morning. cooler. easter sunday sunshine. nats should

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steve paulson has your forecast coming up in a moment or two. welcome to monday it's april 27th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it's almost 5:30. check in with steve. a little bit of rain. >> saturday. >> yeah we had a little bit of rain. but that is it. don't see any coming up. >> not for awhile. i do see sunshine and warmer temps. a little bit on the cool side for some. otherwise it's clear, cool, and it won't take long to warm up. 76 today. we will start off with 53 degrees and up she goes own over she goes. high pressure is built in a big way. 40s and 50s. half-moon bay is 45. they got some fog. north at 8. east at 2. i think you get the idea. above normal temps coast and bay and well allove normal for inland areas. lots of mid 80s here. 60s and 70s by the warmer temps. let's hope the traffic is nice as well. >> i got a funny text message here. ever have that when you're on live tv you're just about to do something and you get a funny message. i'll laugh later. let's take a look at the commute now. tr

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

. >>> well, coming up, steve paulson watching the weather in the midwest. he will be here with the weather and the bay area weekend forecast. >>> investigators now going over dramatic new video in the police shooting of an unarmed african-american man in south carolina. >>> plus a solemn ceremony honoring soldiers killed in a rampage at fort hood six years ago. why it took so long to honor their sacrifice. ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. all 47 victims of the mass shooting at fort hood, texas have now received purple hearts. it was in november of 2009 that a gunman killed 13 people and wounded 34 others in a shooting rampage. the 47 victims were first denied medals because the shooting was classified as work- place violence. the defense department and congress later redefineled the shooting dash redefined the shooting as an act of terrorism. >>> new video has emerged of video of a white police officer shooting a black man. >> reporter: dashcam video show esthe first moments of the encounter between officer slager and walter scott. slager approaches scott's c

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but first we start with meteorologist steve paulson tracking the storm in the ktvu weather center. busy day. >> busy day. started early their morning as the system came in. it was a good cold front. the by-product of that. we have a two-hour break. we have a few thunderstorms especially out towards rio vista and discovery bay. i think there will be more later on. the secondary piece of the cold air is beginning to move in, especially in the north bay. it started on the marin/sonoma coast. there is a line between novato and petaluma. but a stronger one in guerneville, calistoga, lake county, mendocino county. a couple of lightning strikes reported off the mendocino coast. that's the next band moving in. out towards eastern solano, contra costa county, things are beginning to develop as that system also starts moving into napa county, near bethel island just now east of rio vista and french camp. not much, a little line forming southward. what we're waiting for is what's swinging in. that could give us a round of showers also possible thundershowers. we sent him north. i don't get a

larry summers on the left and hank paulson from the right. on the u.s. economy, growth is back, but there's a problem and it gets wider every year. on china, is it a friend or a foe? also, a pope and a politician trading tough talk. why is the president of turkey taking on the vicar of christ? and what does it say about turkey today? then david brooks games out the 2016 presidential field. nd avenue and jeffrey sacks tells us why 2015 is our last chance to act on climate change. but first, here's my take. the obama administration's foreign policy energies are now fully engaged in the middle east. negotiating the iran deal, sending special forces into iraq, supporting saudi air strikes in yemen, working with the syrian rebels. whatever happened to the pivot to asia? remember the basic argument behind the pivot was that the united states was over invested in the middle east, a crisis-prone region of dwindling importance to the american national interests. asia, on the other hand, is the future. of the world's four largest economies, three are in asia if pu

peter cook sat down with paulson to talk about the history of the relationship.they are a formidable competitor in addition to being a partner. we will be competing on the one hand and partnering in the other. it is very important for the united states of america to get some important things done. virtually every major global problem we have is easier to meet if we are working with china. global growth, climate change etc.. peter: not every american shares that you that they want to see the united states helping china. they see china as a threat to their own job. you take a different view? henry: yes. i understand that you. what i saved -- i understand that you. view. what i say to people, that is one of the reasons i wrote this book. we need to recalibrate our relationship with china. china will act in their interest and we need to act in hours. it is in our interest to find areas to work with them because there are many areas where we are not going to get the result we need. peter: what is your assessment of the obama's administration -- the obama administratio

hank joins me now, the founder of the paulson institute, it's great to see you again.ell. more than 100 trips, you were going there as the goldman sachs ceo and meeting leaders when they were on their way up. what worries you most about china right you? >> what worries me most, really is that we have a new china, and it's transforming itself under the leadership of their. president is and it's emerging to become a formidable competitor and so the thing i'm most concerned about is that the united states properly recalibrate this relationship and take a more strategic approach. >> under your successes, what have wre seen? have we seen enough focus as the u.s. gets so bogged down in the middle east and the terror threats? are we doing enough regarding our relationship with china? >> i think we can always do more because there's a tendency to go -- and very understandably from crisis to crisis but if we get the relationship with china right, a number of these other crises may be easier to handle. >> what do you say to those, but china's own military is responsible for hack

charlie: hank paulson is here. chairman of the paulson institute at the university of chicago. he has traveled to china more than 100 times. he has built unparalleled relationships with china's most important business and political leaders. he has brought the lessons

steve paulson is back from vacation as well. >> 4:00 a.m.. where was i?> it might be hard on us but people are happy. >> that is all that matters.

let's go tram to steve paulson in the -- go straight to steve paulson in the forecast. >>> it arrived. best rain in two months. some of the totals coming in, there's more upstream. the front is going through. daly city 1.67. pretty good cell over that. that's the most i've seen. north napa, 1.48. san anselmo, 1.28. yountville, ben low bund had over an inch. santa cruz mountains, eler el cerrito .89. mount davidson, .74. i think officially, .70 in san francisco. daly city. 1. that's why they picked up the most. it looks like is a lot of this is on the back side. it looks, though, the front is now moving east and south. stifl pretty good rain. we're waiting for a few breaks to fill in because that part of the system could swing in. morgan hill to gilroy, good rain. .75 to an inch. looks like pushing off to the valley here from livermore east up in some. higher elevations. antioch, brentwood, oakley. byron, not as heavy, a little bit near hercules and vallejo. it looks like on the back side things are done here for napa and then over into mill valley, marin county, i should say. mill val

paulson brennan reports from catania. >> the reception center on the island of lampedusa it's to be another long difficult side on italy's mediterranean. more than 10,000 have been plucked from the water since last friday alone. but the risks are high. some 140 are believed to have drown before being rescued. >> we spoke to them a group of people who mentioned they departed from lynn yaz on the same group. 540 people approximately only 145 were rescued. the remainder died apparently in the mediterranean. >> reporter: boats are not just being abandoned. they are too valuable used. >> last week, they witnessed warning shots pattern taking the migrant back to libya. splug lers are running out of boats and determined to do anything including shooting their guns in order to do that. >> it's estimated already this year more than 500 migrants is died trying to make the crossing fromafrom africa. >> there needs to be legal alternatives to be able to come to europe. >> the police now tell us, they are not going to tell us where these people are going. the many nows more will try ofollow in their foo

it says it's raining in gilroy and they cc'ed steve paulson. in case you just arrived in the bay area, that means it's raining hard. in gilroy it's been raining in the east bay. we are looking at the mccarthur maze. you can see a lot of slow traffic. we've had a couple of different crashes around this area. really too many crashes to mention but the general thing is leave early but it looks like some of the rain has stopped here. let's move along and take a look at the commute. you can see it's very, very slow getting into san francisco. i do want to mention we do have a crash in oakland. northbound 880 with most of the lanes blocked it is a sig alert. a big rig crash northbound 880. look at all of this slow traffic. it is at a standstill. do not use 880 use westbound 580. we almost mention that truck accident is still very slow. you can see look at all the red from pleasanton heading on town because people are starting to take a look at that truck crash which is on the northbound side but southbound is just atrocious there. 6:48 let's go to st

dave paulson looks forward to coaching the patriots. >> there's great character. there's great potential. great resolve here and we're going to work together to put a team on the court that mason nation is proud of to put a team in the classroom that mason nation is proud of to be a team in the community that can galvanize this campus once again. >> paulson spechbt the last seven 1350ezen enseasons at the head coach at bucknell do it. drum roll please. release the puppies. there they're go. >> i love this. bring on the experts and your bracket. jimmy fallon took the guesswork who will win the final four. on last night "tonight show," food for seven puppies each dish representing the teams left in the tournament. the puppies, you can see, pick michigan state to win it all. we'll see if they're right. the final four is under way saturday when kentucky plays wisconsin and michigan state takes on duke. winners square off for the championship monday. my husband actually does that with our dog. >>> no bosses or else. a message from a popular >>> so can you imagine this?

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to fairfax, george mason as the new men's basketball coach today, paulson spent the last seven seasonsnell university. here's how he plans to get mason fans excited about their team again. >> the first thing is, you build a team that they can rally around. now, we'd like to but you want every single fan who comes in the center and says that team plays hard they play together they were smart and fundamentally smart. >> that's doug getting beat. >> oh, come on. >> look on the left. this is the clippers game and it looks very similar. broke his ankles and look on the right again, doug oh! but the point of showing that is my thought was, we were really hard on you about that and, you know it happens to best of them out there. i'm glad your ankles are feeling better. >> how long does that stay in your system? >> and your knees hit the court. that was my favorite part of the whole thing. >> show us your >>> over in austria tonight, there's an egg factory, thousands of hard-boiled eggs are pushed through this high-tech assembly line. 50 million easter eggs will be ♪ ♪ wow something sounds swe

steve paulson is back. you were gone as well. we were not together but did you have a nice week off? >> in thought. [ laughter ] >> we both had a nice week off. >> brian how are you? >> good. >> working on your tennis game? >> we are going to play again. >> we will. >> we need to see photos. >> steve is awesome. >> i'm awful. [ laughter ] thank you. we have a lot of low clouds and fog back. it will be a cooler pattern inland. san francisco will go for a high of 60. yesterday was 59. a couple of high clouds zipping off the sierra. it looks like that will happen again as we get toward wednesday and thursday. 50s on your temps. all of these are held up because of that cloud cover. the key is the westerly breeze. west, southwest. that is a sign the delta breeze is in full force. not much at sfo or hayward. it is a component of a sea breeze or water temps. they are cool enough. 53, 54, 55. it is still running slightly above elevations. you can see some high clouds. most of that is moving offshore. as it does, it will allow us to have

banks that had been sustained by banks and subsidies -- >> do you knew tim geithner knew enough hank paulson knew enough at that time for that -- in other words it was a panicky time 2007 and so was 1929 by the way. >> theodore roosevelt asked them to fix it with treasury money. it was bigger in 2008. the main constituents was the banking system and the argument was that without the banking system to be saved in this manner everyone would come to their atm machines and couldn't get money out. the reality was the contracts with aig could have been preserved with far less government money than was ultimately spent because it wasn't this $700 billion bailout, it is a multitrillion dollar policy that is still going on. if we really firkd it it would not have still been going on and it wouldn't have been so global. >> if we agree with you or not agree with you, it is still a great read. nomi prince is a fellow at demos, the hidden alliances that drive american power. coming up, the college students who say they're stuck with worthless degrees and tons of debt from a failed school. >> do you think

steve paulson will have more on what you can expect. >>> a woman sprayed with lighter fluid but that's not all. the bizarre sequence of events in a quiet marin county neighborhood that led up to an unusual attack. >>> a public apology from rolling stone. the failure cited in a new report that's led the magazine to retract an article about an alleged gang rape at a university. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> kenya has launched airstrikes against al-shabab. the group claimed responsibility for last week's attack on a college about 90 miles from the border between the two countries. witnesses and survivors say the gunmen targeted christians. pope francis says he hopes the international community will not look away from these religiously motivated killings. >> translator: everyone has to continue the spiritual walk of prayer, intense prayer, concrete participation and tangible aid in defending, protecting our brothers and sisters, persecuted, heiled, killed, decapitated just because they are christians. >> president obama is still due to visit kenya despite the violence. it will be his fir

paulson, next speaker, please >> member of the board of supervisors i'm here today to call out something that you are aware of because you are the cause of if. when public comment started today all but 3 of #34ebs got up and decide to have conversations with members of the public and members of the staff, anybody but listen to the public. they are so concerned but what the people that voted to put them inose seats have to say they will do anything they can to ignore every single word. i think any voter in san francisco who votes for you should come here whether or not they speak to just observe how you treat public comment. first, plan on the whole afternoon because it could be anywhere from 2:30 to 8 thrt clck before you speak. you get 2 minutes instead of the 3 mandated by sun shine ordinance because they would rather bloveiate for a hour on roll call and introduction instead of listen to the citizen. they will not obey the laws. i have 19 orders of determination on citiesagy squz 4 members of the board of supervisor who have not reply today my request in

you know i believe everything steve paulson said. >> we all do. >> windy out there. >> it is windy. we will have

. >>> a look at the weather now with steve paulson who has been at it since 4:00 this morning.ny big changes. >> what time? >> 4:00. >> i was at it at 2:30. up and at 'em. there's a wis p of fog in san mateo. might be gone by the time i finish that sentence. not much left. i don't think any will be there tomorrow. 70 in santa rosa at noon. 73 concord. that's a higher elevation. that's not in town. 71 in livermore. fairfield, low 70s. but then 50s and 60s for others. mountain view has been running beard -- disregard that. something wrong with the thermometer. san jose, 67. name airport, 64. 24-hour temperature change. santa rosa running 4 degrees warmer. livermore 1 degree cooler. concord, fairfield, plus, san jose plus 1, not a big deal. hayward plus 6. a little bit of a breeze northwest. west-southwest oakland. west-southwest fair feesmd. due south. napa novato, livermore more of a westerly breeze. northwest sfo, 14. san jose has a due west at 3. water temps have cooled down. bodega bay, san francisco buby, 48, 50. half moon bay, 52. monterey, 54. if we had a westerly breeze a

paulson is a fantastic tennis player. caught me off toward. >> i could tell you were rusty. but when you get it together, he's got that power serve. [ laughter ] >> we should play again. >> we will. >>> we are continuing to track the cleanup efforts from that major cement spill into an east bay creek. the reason the drought actually may have helped in this case. but first. warriors get back on the winning track. steph curry has one for the history books. >>> 13 veal boy is dead. an eight-year-old boy remains in grave condition. rescue divers pulled both boys from the car which landed upside down in 30 feet of water. they were rushed to the nearby hospital where the older boy died. with adults were also in the car but were able to get out on their own. it's not clear what caused the car to plunge into the water. but witnesses say they heard brakes screeching just before the incident. >>> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi will update the department. four sheriffs deputies were accused of organizing and betting on inmate fights. in a separate case a mistake by a deputy led t

let's talk about steve paulson. >> it looks good today. sunshine and warm temps. we start off even warmer than we were 24 hours ago be. that is for sure. after a chilly sunday

steve paulson is right over there.knows your forecast. >> we have a lot of low cloud and high cloud. a cloudy day. these are the average temps for this time of year. today, they will all be below from 70s to a lot of mid-60s. they continue to rotate in. thunderstorms which collapse at night, fire up during the day, they will see another round of that. 50s on the tells. the breeze has been onshore. it's roaring for some, especially out to the delta. cloud cover will pop up again. this system coming in will enhance the fog. give it some rather significant drizzle tonight and tomorrow and maybe provide enough lift to get thunderstorms closer to here and thundershowers and that wouldn't be until wednesday or thursday. it will be windy in the delta. 60s for many or 50s. oakland, 62. those are both well below average. maybe we'll get the fog to get chewed up. a little rebound on the weekend. >> all right. thank you. >> okay. >>> 7:51. google is joining the hunt for the legendary lockness. in 23 minutes, what the tech company

time to bring my friend, steve paulson. >> sal? an article in the new york times yesterday about how all ages are using twitter. 80s, 90s. >> i believe it. it may be tough. i was trying to use my mom had to use a text message, it did not go that smoothly. >> i could share something like that. the weather will be just like that. i taught my father how to text and when he did for the first time i was on the road and almost drove off the road. holy cow, it's my dad. >> i sent her a text last night, we'll see if she responds. she will figure it out. >> yes. now my dad texts all the time. embrace the technology. we do have kind of a nice day today if you enjoyed yesterday, today looks similar. our good friend john in san jose says good morning, mr. p! by the way, gm means good morning. this weather is perfect, not too hot and cooling off period i agree with that. we had a fog bank yesterday, kind of gets chewed up, there's still some. 50s on the thames a lot of 40s, ocean temps are here which have allowed coastal tends to have done in t