hank paulson says just the opposite. he says he wants the u.s.e chinese president and convince him to commit to market reforms. >> this is a very important meeting for the ceos that are there, both the u.s. and the chinese ceos because there are questions in each of our economies and of course business leaders have really provided the balance for the u.s. china relationship for many years and china is very important to this multi-national companies and their voices haven't been quite as loud in support of u.s. china relations because the business climate is becoming more difficult, they have concerns not just about the economy, but concerns about the pace of reform in opening up and concerns about whether some of these new laws and regulations are -- which are limiting access, they have concerns about the intent behind that. so what they're really interested in hearing is a message that this is about reform and opening up to competition. >> just this morning, in fact, your successor jack lew published an op sed where he raised those concerns, the

steve paulson hot. >> for most.>> it's hot and we're all wearing black. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> it was 70 as i was coming in. >> it's very warm already for some. yes, that is correct. the lows are up compared to 24 hours ago. there is really warm air aloft. you get up around 500 feet it's upper 70s. we do have a little bit of an easterly breeze brees. not for all but for most and that will translate into very warm conditions. especially coast and bay. and in san francisco 92 should be closer to 70. it's the inland temps started monday really. upper 90s for some. today probably all the way into thursday near 100 on the high. i guess the only good news they back off pretty quick because the days are shorter and the nights are longer. but 50s and 60s for most of the temps. 51 half-moon bay but most locations are up. fog is out there but it keeps going out there because of that easterly breeze or northerly breeze. sunshine, warm to hot. 90s bay si

weather back and traffic and steve paulson first. >>> high clouds but other than that mild to warm. some areas have been clear of the clouds, dave and pam. 90s through through the interior unless the clouds stick around. starting off warmer, 5 to 13 warmer than 24 hours ago. breeze the totally fallen apart. partly to mostly cloudy this morning and partly to mostly sunny this afternoon. 60s on many temps, more so than yesterday when it was 40s and 50s. today it's 50s and 60s. morgan hill, about ten degrees warmer. some of the higher elevations warmed up as well. saratoga 58 at this time, yesterday it was 50. higher clouds giving us a nice sunrise, partly sunny, mostly sunny lighter. a lot of high clouds in the

the second meeting is orchestrated by hank paulson, the former u.s. treasury secretary to talk about a broader swath of the public, from different industries, whether it is the auto industry, et cetera. we have had a wide-ranging conversation paulson and i and right now president obama is considering sanctions against china for cyber espionage. he declined to give the president advice but he did say this. >> ultimately, i think it is very, very important for our two countries to come together. because we need a global regime, a global economic regime that is going to be able to be enforceable and to curb and punish cyber theft. and that can only be done on a multi lateral basis and easier to do that if we work with china. >> there is hope on the part of the white house that by the end of the trip there could be an agreement on cyber rules of the road, so to speak. though not everybody is sure that can be done on this trip but perhaps a good faith effort. big speech by jinping tonight and we'll get a sense of what his mission is here in the united stat

let's head on over top steve paulson to see how our labor day monday is shaping up. i imagine lots of people will be outside ebb joying a day off. >> am i too o old to take that class? >> no warm to hot. temperatures last week cooled down. well they are going to move up pretty fast here. although the lows are cooler, the nights are longer that helps. temperatures started to warm up. there will be 90s to near 100 probably today all the way through thursday and cooler weather by the weekend. but for today warm to hot. really there is not much of a high measure. 80s to near 90. and 90s to near 100 degrees for some. water temps came down 54, 58, and 59. all we need is a little system to come by. it's kind of calm here for most. 50s on the temps for many or 60s. 48 half-moon bay. the coast is clear as we like to say. that will allow for beautiful beach weather today. i think the only fly in the ointment is is that little zip right there that is going through. sunshine warm to hot. cool lows. sunny for all today. inland 10:s and 80s and 90s to near 100 degrees for many. we

the raiders host steve paulson and the cincinnati bengals.nd on monday the 49ers are playing the second monday night football game of the night. on that day they host the minute vikings at 7:20. >> while the nfl season began in massachusetts it will end in the bay area with super bowl 50. >> bay area band train and brittic singer elle lee golding performed a free concert for large crowds yesterday. it was part of the kick off to 50 celebration this week. super bowl is expected to dump hundreds of millions of dollars into the bay area economy. >> every city has hosted a super bowl has come back saying that was great for the city, great economically. >> there will be a full week of events in san francisco and the south bay leading up to the game which is on february 7th. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour, it's been almost three months since that deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. what is happening with one of the surviving victims. >> dream force. the world's largest tech conference begins in san francisco next week and it's not just on software

steve paulson here. >> claudine wong. >> steve paulson. [ laughter ] i'm getting very formal because i'm going to formally request you cool it down. >> for you, i would move mountains. >> move them. >> just not this week. we have higher clouds. soming to is there. some of the fog is coming back. the fog horns in the city more so than yesterday. higher tropical clouds will play into a higher humidity. as if we need that. it is a sign of a cooler pattern. the lows there will be very warm. inland temps will be in the 90s and 100s. you 50s for some. it's cool. we are keeping an eye on the delta breeze. it's trying but so far needed over 20. you can seat higher clouds offshore. we could get a possibility of mostly cloudies. i think if there would be any shower activity it would be very scattered and light. fog on the coast. hot inland but an increase in those higher clouds. 60s to 100s. next week though sal, it will be 70s for these areas. >> i love that. give me a nice 68 degrees. >> with a breeze. >> and 64 in the shade and we're all good my friend. [ laughter ] right? >> yes, right. >>

. >> you don't know what to do with me paulson. >> for some inland areas it will be another hot day. we are keeping an eye on the delta breeze. that is the key. if it gets over 20, then we will start the cooler weather. there is a little bit of a west wind at sfo but emphasis on a little bit. that is the problem. the breeze was there yesterday at 3:00. 61 at ocean beach. 104 probably in the shade in walnut creek or wherever you were inland it's just 90s and 100s. higher clouds have cleared out. they will be on the move. 50s and 60s and 70s. just a tremendous difference.

paulson. he has done a lot better than many others.hat you want to know about september 17. pay 715 -- deep off --ogue off -- to rog none of us know about this except maybe the phd's and the fed. they will be attuned to it on september 17. we want to know about one and done. everybody has asked me to ask you this question. the pros talk about trajectories and the measured responses, as chairman greenspan used, so famously. what is so hard about doing the rate off the zero bound and saying we are going to sit there? what is the harm in doing that? ken: what is the logic in doing it? i have a lot of trouble with the idea of let's do it now and then we will hold our breath and leave everyone in suspense. if you do not know that you have room to raise it for a while, why are you starting now? it is very asymmetric. if you go in the wrong direction, it is harder to do something about it. i am just lost at the strategy. i would like to point out that the emphasis that they give on our models predict that inflation is coming -- the model has

steve paulson wants to ask you about the weather out there. >> the winds tailed off. there? it looks like the clouds are rolling in. >> reporter: there are clouds. [no audio] >> we just lost his signal. but we know there are clouds out there. >> and also the smoke. i think we'll get a lift on the air quality. the smoke from the fires. it's a health hazard because the air quality is not that good. the smoke concentration could vary because of the weather, the winds or how far away you are from the fire. the smoke can irritate your eyes, it can affect breathing, especially if you have asthma or heart problems. the best advice, stay indoors as much as possible. if you have an air conditioner, set it on recirculating air. let's go over to steve and gasia now. >> first pictures that really show the air quality, what's happening outside. one of our viewers contacted us through facebook and sent in a couple of pictures that show how bad the situation is. >> this is from john from the clearlake riviera neighborhood. this was taken before and after. this was before the valley

steve paulson as your forecast for labor day. >> sit labor -- is it labor day? >> it is. >> we are laboring. >> we are. sunny and warm today. again temperatures september is usually one of the warmer months for the coast and the city and today and this week looks like it will be one of those patterns. a few high clouds but no fog to speak of yet. 70s now most locations 70s. you get toward capitola and santa cruz i would say upper 80s and 90s. the water temps have cooled off. 54, 58, 59. temperatures starting off in the 40s and 50s. 50s for some. 47 half-moon bay. the nights are cooler but the days will be warmer even with that offshore breeze temperatures coming up started sunday and continuing that theme today. all right brian still quiet or do you have something to talk about? >>> still pretty quiet. let's keep an eye on your roads. let's head out and take a look at the golden gate bridge. they will be doing that lane configuration. it will be very interesting to see how that works out. traffic moving very good through the livermore valley. things are looking

steve paulson, happy friday.don't have a lot although things are getting a little bit more crowded. let's take a look at the toll plaza. you can see traffic is going to be okay if you are driving into san francisco. a little bit of slowing in some of the outside lanes. those metering lights haven't gone on yet which is slightly unusual. this is a look now at the commute on interstate 880. the traffic is moving along well. both directions in front of the coliseum. if you're looking at the bay shore freeway, northbound 101 at willow off ramp, they are still clearing an injury accident. 5:32 let's go back to the desk. >>> while it will take days before firefighters get a firm handle on the valley fire, people in one community could return home as soon as today. hidden valley lake may start opening up today. you can see in those pictures some homes still intact. the people that live there were forced to evacuate last friday. right now the valley tire has burned 73,700 acres. it is still just 35% contained. friends an

steve paulson has the details on that. >> warm to hot. that is for sure brian.e are starting off on the cool side with 40s and 50s a couple of 60s and mainly 50s. temperatures though the nights are longer. it was cool, cool over the weekend. each morning we will come up a few degrees under clear skies. no fog to be found. we have a slight offshore component for some. yesterday 80s and 90s. today mid to upper 90s. and it will probably stay there probably for the next 3-4 days. it looks like a very warm week. if you are heading janine de la vega is talking about this. watch out for the dangerous rip currents. sunny and warmer at the coast. i think about 90 degrees. the water temp has cooled off. it's in the mid to upper 50s for most. it has turned colder. offshore. east, southeast. that is a component of an offshore breeze. that means temperatures will be really nice to warm. 47 at half-moon bay. 57 santa rosa. napa airport running ten degrees cooler. most are running a few degrees warmer. only fairfield is running a few degrees warmer. bodega bay a brisk 54. that

. >> wg, sp, what's good, steve paulson? >> i like it. >> there you go. >>> you asked about the traffic. it's not exactly quiet, but better than it was monday when we had the problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. backed up for 25 minutes. the delay getting on to the bridge these days has been going up, up, up, as more people are back to school, back to work. i would say most people are back to school, not everyone. that's why the month of september is kind of rough. san mateo bridge over to the high-rise and the peninsula, not quite as easy to say at 6:02. traffic moving along well. tracy to livermore, a lot of traffic over the altamont pass. livermore to cass ter valley looks good. chp is looking for a chicken at the bay bridge toll plaza. a chicken was running around in the lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza. somewhere around there a chicken is out there running around between the cars. enough people have called in and i believe it. >>> sal, you said it, so we believe it. >>> west oakland bart station back open this morni

steve paulson when we can see relief. >> there will be relief in the coast. >> the fog is there, it won't help the inland. it will be 100 plus for those away from the coast, by the coast there will be a drop. the fog is racing back to the coast, it's very shallow. no move over the way. for inland temps, the lows come down a little bit. 50s, 60s and 70s. the high temps have been hot. we'll see how the trend continues. there's a west southwest at travis. we'll see if it picks up. for some close to the beaches it's will be cooler. one more hot inland day, cooler for some, hot for others. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and 100s. >>> the heat has prompted the campbell union district to send students home early. they are concerned about the health of the students at seven high schools since the classes don't have air-conditioning. a school board member says it could cost $12 million to add air-conditioning. what authorities have been doing to keep people safe. >> it's hot outside, it's hotter when your job is to run the grill. >> it's 9 to 11100-degrees. when is really hot we get busy, people don't want to

paulson bought a hotel earlier this year. bought a investors hotel as well. are all sorts of different entry points. today and tomorrow people will be offloading the bonds. matt: thanks for covering diligently the puerto rican debt default. what major european market is showing a robust rebound in the housing market? the answer when we come back. ♪ joe: "what'd you miss?" enjoying ak is surprising comeback and its policing housing -- in its beleaguered housing sector. spain's unemployment still stands at 23%, the second highest in the euro area after greece. a good place to move though, maybe. you would not have to lie about your income to get a loan over there, assuming you had income. the same toxic loans that -- they are creeping back into the market here, but how safe are those aaa rated bonds? remember., we all you do not even have to declare income or you just made up a number, did not have to prove you had a job. it's not as bad. >> there's a twist, in part because those have essentially dodd-frank.d in the have somethingwe equivalent to liar loans, th

steve paulson is ready with your forecast. >> cooler. we have a system dropping down from the pacific northwest west, actually the system within the system into friday, ushering in a cooler pattern. breeze picking up, low clouds not extensive, but plenty to go around making a push inland and around the bay. breezy to windy conditions, 60s for many, but 50s for a few. 59 in san rafael, santa rosa 53. there it is. gust of 30 said last hour would not be surprised and that's what's kicked in. system is not very strong, moisture stravsh starve starved. low clouds, cooler and breezy, inland 70s and 80s. out of the 90s. 60s and 70s around the bay. 5:00 in the morning and here it is, mr. sal castaneda. >> you know what's even earlier, steve? >> 4:00 when we go on the air. 5:00 -- >> are you live, sal? >> yes this is live. look, this is my hand on the air. it's live. good morning. the coffee is kicking in. thank you. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic moving nicely. this is a live picture and you can see for yourself there hasn't be

steve paulson, it's labor day. how is it?>> sunny and warm. everything points towards warm temperatures today. there is a little hint of an offshore breeze, not much of one, but at least it's the north or east. that means goodbye to fog. the coast will warm up, 70s, 80s, may be near 90. the water temperatures or colder than we have seen, 50s. san francisco will go 84. way above average for this time of year. north, south, north, north. i think you understand that wind means goodbye to any fog. 40s for some, 48 near trifecta. san ramon at 49. lots of 50s. we are cooler here. you can see the fog going off the coast because of that northerly braise. sunshine warm to hot. again, we get these upper 90s. in september, they don't last as long. toasty conditions, 70s and 80s i the water. brian, we're still good to go?>> still good to go. good morning, everybody. as you are headed out the door toward the beach, knous a good time, because there are not many cars out this morning. in the south bay, this is the 288 80 connector. you can see traffic moving

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steve paulson. >> thank you sal. i appreciate that. >>> a heat advisory is out. the coast may be cooler today, it will not make it inland any cooling. heat advisory from 11 to 7:00. it's going to be smoking inland. going 94, this was an east breeze today. some northwest, west, it's not that strong. tomorrow the coast will cool down a little bit. 60s and 70s for most. most of the temperatures are running much warmer than they were 24 hours ago. it's running warmer from 1 to 6 degrees. oakland downtown, a slight breeze downtown. tropical clouds out of southern california. the fog is out there. it might make it to the coast but in the here. maybe tomorrow i think, it will be shallow, it won't cool down until friday and into the weekend. we're keeping an eye on hurricane linda. it will start to fall apart. some of the cloud cover could make its way through the weekend. it's sunshine and hot conditions. this may be relief over by the coast, we'll stick with 70s and 80s there, you won't have to go far to find 90s and 100s. it will be hot for inland areas, some location

weather back and traffic and steve paulson first. >>> high clouds but other than that mild to warm. some areas have been clear of the clouds, dave and pam. 90s through through the interior unless the clouds stick around. starting off warmer, 5 to 13 warmer than 24 hours ago. breeze the totally fallen apart. partly to mostly cloudy this morning and partly to mostly sunny this afternoon.

one was a morning meeting from the henry paulson organization, put together where president xi spoke and in the afternoon there's also a meeting at microsoft involving chinese and american tech leaders, big hitters, bezos from amazon, cook from apple, howard schulz, et cetera, the list goes on and on. big hitters, not much for likes of us, we're sort of outside the room with our ear on the wall hearing what's coming out of this stuff. >> i suspect everybody in thoset room doesn't want you to hear. that's for our show today. news continues on al jazeera america, thank you for joining us. >> papal debut. pope francis mixes faith and politics wading into a depaid bathe on climate change and immigration. on day 1 of his visit.

steve paulson will tell us what to expect for the rift of the week and how long this pleasant cooldown will last. >>> and remembering the hall of famer known for his phrases such as it ain't over until it's over. a look back on the life of baseball legend yogi berra and how he got that nickname. i talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> the sister of a teen now missing 23 years now knows what happens to her brother. he disappeared in 1978. investigators in chicago trying to identify victims of serial killer john wayne gasey reopened several cases in 2012. relatives of missing young men were asked to submit dna. one woman who gave dna didn't match any of the gasey victims but was a match for an unidentified teen found shot to death in san francisco. >> believe me, although i'm terribly sad, the knowing is so much better. no matter how invisible you think your relative may be there is likely a good amount of information that can be found. >> andy's dna was provided to the federal database by the san francisco medica

steve paulson is ready to talk about it. >> he was right on target with that rain up there. >> it diedth of san francisco, but north it was really good. i mean really good. inch and a half of rain is really good. and alex savidge, you asked him up there, the roads and the grounds still wet. >> they had a third to over a half inch of rain. >> good. >> impressive

steve paulson is ready. >> i'm ready for a cool down but it's taking awhile for some. coast and bay have. we have a lot of high clouds. napa airport as well. a lot of high clouds and more toward the south and to the north. 50s on most of the temps here. san jose 61. fairfield 64. any breeze out there at fairfield we'll take a look at it. 59 bookends in morgan

one was a morning meeting from the henry paulson organization, put together where president xi spoke and in the afternoon there's also a meeting at microsoft involving chinese and american tech leaders, big hitters, bezos from amazon, cook from apple, howard schulz, et cetera, the list goes on and on. big hitters, not much for likes of us, we're sort of outside the room with our ear on the wall hearing what's coming out of this stuff. >> i suspect everybody in those that room doesn't want you to hear. that's for our show today. > >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour - coming up, more than 300 worshippers in saudi arabia have been killed following a stampede whilst performing hajj rituals. >> two explosions at a mosque in the yemeni capital sanaa kill at least 25 people. >>> german chancellor angela merkel calls plans to deal with the refugee crisis

steve paulson is ready with your forecast. >> cooler.have a system dropping down from the pacific northwest west, actually the system within the system into friday, ushering in a cooler pattern. breeze picking up, low clouds not extensive, but plenty to go around making a push inland and around the bay. breezy to windy conditions, 60s for many, but 50s for a few. 59 in san rafael, santa rosa 53. there it is. gust of 30 said last hour would not be surpris

one was a morning meeting from the henry paulson organization, put together where president xi spoke and in the afternoon there's also a meeting at microsoft involving chinese and american tech leaders, big hitters, bezos from amazon, cook from apple, howard schulz, et cetera, the list goes on and on. big hitters, not much for likes of us, we're sort of outside the room with our ear on the wall hearing what's coming out of this stuff. >> i suspect everybody in those that room doesn't want you to hear. that's for our show today. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> it's a week of big visits. the leader of one fifth of the world's people, xi jinping has arrived on the world trade center, and the leader of one fifth of the world's people, pope francis, is on the east coast. we'll look west to east, and america's complicated relationship with an ambitious wo

steve paulson will tell us whether this warming trend will continue into the weekend.lso a bay area library temporarily closed because of bedbugs. we'll tell you where and what officials plan to do about the problem. >>> back to breaking news out of seattle. that's where two people are now confirmed dead after a duck boat hit a charter bus leaving a chaotic scene. officials say not only were those two people killed, nine people are critically injured. these are pictures taken just after the crash. you can see it was a very chaotic scene. there was a triage center right near where the crash happened. we know at least 50 people have been checked out by paramedics. again, two people are confirmed dead. nine people have critical injuries. the accident happened on the aurora bridge on highway 99 just about an hour ago, you see here a number of people being treated at the scene. the whole thing happened north of downtown. witnesses say tourists on board the ride the ducks vehicles had to crawl out of the wreckage. we're continuing to follow developments out of seattle. we'll

i believe steve paulson is ready for a holiday weekend.least the forecast is ready. >> i'll be ready at 9:01. [ laughter ] but it is cooler. we have some things to take care of first. and it's very cool for some. east healdsburg 42, grayton 42. scotts valley 46. the coolest i can find is free stone on bodega highway at 40 cool degrees. santa rosa is 46. napa is 47. there is a lot more 50s here than we have seen this a long, long time. fremont 54. san ramon 51. i did see a 49 down in sunnyvale. so there is cool readings all over the place. the breeze will pick up. there is one more piece of energy that has to move in and there it is. it will stay to the north but there will be rain up near shasta and northeast california. maybe even north of tahoe. we will

paulson bought a hotel earlier this year. matt: the famous billionaire investor. federated investors bought a : hotel as well. there are all sorts of different entry points. today and tomorrow people will be offloading the bonds. -- focused on the bonds. matt: very cold. thank you for joining us. bloomberg's kate smith covering , diligently the puerto rican debt default. joe: what major european market is showing a robust rebound in the housing market? the answer when we come back. ♪ matt: i'm matt miller. matt: joe: i'm joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" matt: we asked who is enjoying a surprising comeback in its beleaguered housing sector. the answer is spain. house prices rose more than 4%. however, spain's unemployment still stands at 23%, the second highest in the euro area after greece. matt: good place to move though, maybe. joe: a lot of people are. matt: and you would not have to lie about your income to get a loan over there, assuming you had income. the same toxic loans and that led to the u.s. housing bust. they are creeping back into the market here,

steve paulson cooled things off this morning. >> finally. finally. much cooler for us, pam. we have a lot of cloud cover over us. low clouds are in place. no doubt about that. and the high clouds continue to stream up from the west, southwest. a mostly cloudy morning but the breeze has finally kicked in. that cooler on shore breeze. when travis has gusts to 30 from the southwest, that is the key. that is the last ingredient. everything is in place though. and maybe even a little light rain. 50s on most of the temps or right at 60. fremont, hayward, and san jose say 60. looking south gilroy is in the same ballpark. san jose state and it's close for everybody else although some of the higher elevations at 52. a little cool there. cloud cover rolling in so high low clouds and a breeze that is picked up finally. so it's up over 20 miles an hour and the cloud cover in place that equals a cloudy condition. looking at a little bit of rain starting to get interesting here. lots of

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let's go to steve paulson in the ktvu weather center.ello steve. >>> yes, i'd like to make a request please. >> yes. >> hard rains are going to fall. >> yes. thank you. >> because we need it. >> but are they? >> no. thank you, sal. you can tell it's friday. we do have clear skies. any fog? it's trying. it's coming down the coast. starting off rather warm again. warm air aloft. although it looks like a little cooler for the coast today as some of that fog works its way in. however wedged it sure feels like our weather has changed. the weather in sierraville has changed as well. we've had many 90-degree days. the sierra has had more of an impact on this drought and the heat than locally. for us we have clear skies. where is that fog? a little coming down from the mendocino coast. 50s and 60s on your temps. a couple locations are running very warm. black hawk 61. danville says 60. lafayette 62. moraga 61. these are rather warm conditions. west at 7. we'll see if it gets over 10 or 15 then we will talk about it. if it collapses again f is a

steve paulson is busy. he's right over there. >> i am busy. >> i know. >> good morning. we do have higher clouds and some low clouds around. in fact, a little bit of fog being reported as well. it looks like the clouds will be with us most of the day, maybe tuesday. there is a low offshore. makes for a nice sunrise. we also have underneath that, fog, mike wills says fog in mill valley, too. there's some on the coast. mostly cloudy, partly sunny. it will be a mix of some sun, clouds. filter in throughout most of the day. 40, 50s and 6s 0. napa airport, 49. there's other locations, livermore, san jose at 61. fairfield, finally dipped to 59. they were 64 for a while. cloud cover continues to stream up. it's being caught up around that low which will be here wednesday into thursday. at least we think so. it's been a slow, slow mover. not much of a delta breeze. it's been nonexistent for a long time. been a busy morning from north to south. >> it sure has. we do have a lot of slow traffic out there, steve. we'll start off with a look at some of these commutes with southbound

steve paulson, you have beauty shots in the sky. >> a lot of clouds and tropical clouds. finally here. beautiful sunrise for many unless you are stuck in the fog. some people are. the only thing missing for a cooldown is the sea breeze. once cordelia and travis pick up 25, 30, we're on our way. that's a pretty shot. this is joe johnson's special. oh, yeah. nice job. joe has his feet off the desk on a friday. he's actually working. nice job, joe. i know joe for a long time. this is from greg. this shot from mount davidson brought to you from carl the fog. sure it's in there? where are you? had a report from jeffrey. i mentioned this yesterday. took off from san jose. my friend mike said the same thing. take off from san jose, head down 280, right about crystal springs reservoir and then you hit the ceremony exit, kaboom. fog. he said i went from the ac to the heater. i believe it. 60s by the coast today. 70s and 80s around the bay. near 100. the higher clouds are on the move. that may take some of the high temperatures down a few from the forecasted highs. a lot of cloud c

berra, apple's tim cook, to name a few, at a roundtable organized by former treasury secretary hank paulson. echoing what he said in a speech last night president xi told attendees he's aware of the economic risks and challenges and steps are being taken to address them. he said china can maintain a high rate of growth for a long time to come. honeywell's ceo told us before the meeting he would raise a number of concerns. >> state-run enterprises need to become more open. they do open of their air space. if you try to fly through china, there's a huge swath you can't fly over. >> reporter: the ceo of dow chemicals spoke after the meeting and said cyber security was topic one. >> commercial attacks on companies like ours are real. they're real and they're from china. okay? the chinese can no longer just turn a blind eye to that. >> it's the government attacking you? >> i'm not going to give you that information but they're coming from china. we're working with all the governmental authorities. companies of high-technology capabilities like ours, our number one, two and three concern right no

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one of those meetings orchestrated by hank paulson. >> china is very important to these multinationalompanies. and their voices haven't been quite as loud in support of u.s./china relations because the business climate is becoming more difficult. they have concerns not just about the economy but concerns about the pace of reform in opening up and concerns about whether some of these new laws and regulations are, you know, which are limiting access, they have concerns about the intent behind that. >> just today the current u.s. treasure sect jack lew published an op-ed in "the wall street journal" questioning president xi's commitment to market reforms. the market is of great importance to many parts of the american economy. president x will meet with five u.s. governors including terry branston who has known xi since he visited iowa 30 years ago. they still have a personal relationship and also an economic one. >> china has become a major trading partner. we're the leading soybean producing state in america. 30% of our soybeans go to china. they also recently a chinese company purchas

tuesday night he's going to give what's being described as a an eventicy speech, at hosted by paulson. kissinger will be in attendance. wednesday will be an even bigger day. tours the boeing plant, heads to a local high school, then attends an internet industry forum with the likes of warren names,and many other big including china's internet czar gates.ner with bill thursday, he heads to the other washington. d.c., of course. a 21-gun salute and perhaps more discussions than likehe'll face in seattle, america's wide trade deficit, change. human rights is always on the agenda. and perhaps the most prickly and cyber--ng hacking and cybersecurity allegations. yang jiechi, in an exclusive interview, says cyberspace cooperation with the u.s. is possible. >> china believes that china and the united states and other countries should really try to work out the, thes for cybersecurity in mutualof equality, benefits and mutual respect. up hispresident xi wraps u.s. visit in new york over the weekend where he will address nations.d yvonne? >> thanks, steve. we'll take a look at some of the othe

basically he was one of the guest of honor's at the paulson institute business roundtable. 30 ceos from the u.s. and china were there, it was a variable who's who. boeing tim cook, and dennis muilenburg were there. and the bank of china in attendance. they were talking about market access and how each country could try and get more access into the other. the president also spoke about specific opportunities for american companies. listen. has no more than 600 million internet users and more than 1.2 billion mobile phone users. foras brought opportunities amazon, cisco, apple, and other companies in the field. ramy: he was not very specific on how that would happen, but those 30 ceos did talk about some challenges. chief among them, standards as and thetransparency, rule of respect for internet -- intellectual property. angie: there is that, but what about the upcoming trip to d.c.. what is coming up next for xi jinping? ramy: on thursday, he has from washington state to washington dc. he meets with president obama in a personal dinner at blair house. on friday, septum or fifth, that is

also today, president xi attended a major is this roundtable hosted by the paulson institute, and it was a veritable who's who of officers from both the u.s. and china, including the likes of apple up a stiff tim cook to disney's bob iger. from the chinese side, it ma andd alibaba's jack others, and president xi addressed the crowd, saying there are still many for countries in china. it has moved from trade driven to being both trade driven an investment. given our differences in the development stages, i would have issues, and for business cooperation, it is even broader. there are more opportunities in this respect. reporter: looking ahead, president xi jinping goes from washington state to washington, d.c., where, of course, he meets u.s. president barack obama, and they will have substantive conversations from bilateral climate change and human rights, and then they will have a state that are with pomp and circumstance, and a lot of people will be watching. bloomberg news. take a look at some of the other stories we are watching today. kong fashionong retailer again finds itself

john paulson down. ray: let me be clear. we have our all weather fund.t is down about 6% for the year now for those reasons. i am comfortable it will be balanced. we have funds that are up materially. tom: we've got to make some news here. how much are they up? ray: it depends which fund you are in, somewhere around 6%. michael: where are you getting the alpha? ray: we can go long and short in a couple of different markets. michael: you are applying how the machine works to this time period. you have said we are in secular stagnation. i will go back to the question from earlier which is where is american business right now, even global business? what is the ability of businesses to turn a profit so that you can make money? ray: american businesses, number one thing, are flush with cash. as a result, the biggest force in the stock market is the buybacks and mergers and acquisitions. something like 70% of the stock market is along those lines. of course, i think you know the changing complexion of the businesses. the productivity numbers are severely disto