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. >>> coming up meteorologist steve paulson will tell us when the week will get a little bit brighter. >>> by trump says his children feel guilty about not being able to vote for him coming up. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> today house speaker paul ryan is expected to say he would not accept the nomination for president. >> his name has been mentioned if donald trump does not get enough delegates to win the nomination. ryan has been through a similar scenario before. you remember he denied wanting the speaker role last fall but wound up taking the job anyway. this statement could come at any time and we will bring you the latest this afternoon. >>> new york is the second biggest delegate grab in the 2016 race. >> as the big day comes up so does the pinnacle attacks. we have the latest from the campaign trail. >> it's also the one year anniversary of my journey a

scarlet: that was hank paulson on bloomberg .ow you live shots of the space at rocket -- space ex rocket. this was the first age completed. -- stage. we have seen the rocket landed successfully on a ship in the ocean, critical to the effort of the success of reusable rocket. alix: and the title the ship, of course i still love you. madrona continues -- the drone continues, but the rocket had landed in the atlantic ocean. ♪ ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" alix: 9:30 p.m., we will be measuring inflation and what is happening in china. scarlet: and kicking off the earnings season on monday, looking for another quarter of earnings decline, the fourth straight that they have dropped. joe: and i will be looking at retail sales that come out on wednesday, a lot of important data, particularly the fed will be watching. important to watch that. scarlet: and make sure to tune in for bloomberg west tonight for a special. they will have a conversation with the ceo of airbnb. that will be 6:00 erik: i am mark halperin. julie: a

there was an article, mike paulson wrote about a dear friend of mine. in boston, with the sad death of ted kennedy -- sacha: the michael paulson story which would've been on the front page got bumped inside. clergy sexualthe abuse story from a regional thing. kathy shores is a friend from worcester. i made it's one of his columns, and i think it was a resource differential, how the local and howrs were saying worcester, they were not able to complete with the globe in terms of coverage. stories went creaturely -- regionally, to several dioceses. i think, looking at the new site shawat time, what ca kathy daily, these sources were competing against great sources of communications systems. how does that impact -- my question is how does a major story like that -- how does that impact local stories that are just as significant in other areas? ha: that might have been a story where you had a disadvantage if you were smaller because we needed lawyers. i think what made the story so strong is the paperwork came out of the church's file cabinets. i felt it was

carol: what does it mean for paulson?hat does it mean if this turns out to be a bad month, or it's a bad month and it turns out to be a bad year? he has already lost a lot of investors because over the past few years he's had some remarkably bad years. a lot of people came in after his really good year, thinking that would continue. he's lost many investors. a lot of the money now is his personal money. people have speculated that may be he would just close up and become a family office, which we have seen from a lot of people. it doesn't really matter because he has so much of his own money, more than 50% is internal money. kathy, thank you so much. check out more on that story on bloomberg.com. still ahead, corporate earnings season beginning next week and it may not be pretty. why s&p 500 earnings are under pressure. ♪ carol: stocks trying to rebound after suffering their biggest drop in two months. biotech among the worst performers after recording its best day of gains in seven years wednesday. ramy inocencio standin

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you are watching "bloomberg " we will be interviewing hank paulson.ore to cover with john micklethwait. let's give you a check on the markets. the biggest one-day drop in the s&p yesterday since every three. -- february 3. we are going into the close up .9%. stocks heading for a third straight week of losses. that one shining bright red all week. morning afterthis the japanese finance minister said he would be prepared. session.4.4% on the there are your market moves. let's check over to vonnie quinn. vonnie: establishment republicans are eager to defeat donald trump so much that party donors see ted cruz is the only one left that can deny him the nomination. there bolstered by his decisive win in wisconsin this weekend. you will speak to influence will donors and jewish leaders where he will address the jewish republican coalition. donald trump and john kasich both declined invitations. secretary of state baghdad on an unannounced visit meeting iraq's foreign minister and other top officials. his visit coincides with military action against militants

. >> and let's go straight to meteorologist steve paulson. >> they did have rain go through houston. and they're on the back edge of it now. nothing close to what they had a couple of days ago. they just went out to bow month. and it's cloudy with 70 degrees. this is a huge system. it stretches from all the way up in the dakotas back through missouri and iowa and the low is back to denver and northeast colorado with the tail end through texas. there will be a few showers tomorrow. and after that all signs point to clearing taking place. and it's going to be near 90 degrees on sunday and monday. you talk about humidity. if you have travel plans get ready. there's not a lot to it. it's producing a few high clouds. and stuck on the coast. there's a little bit of cloud cover in the north bay. emphasis on little. there are 70s popping up. san jose 76. and we are running slightly cooler than yesterday. north bay temps, 60s and 70s. and sebastopol at 70 degrees. and south bay temps, mid-70s. gilroy was 85 yesterday. scotts valley and boulder creek, 73 degrees. and we had a few 30s this morn

up next former treasury secretary hank paulson on set.na, inversions, politics no topic is off the table. >>> ceos speak out. business leaders meet with members of the bristol-myers administration to talk trade, the economy and much more. david cote takes us inside room straight ahead. >>> go long we'll hit the gridiron with carolina panthers head coach ron rivera as final hour of "squawk box" kicks off right now. ♪ >> announcer: live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box". >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. fitting that's how we feel about many of our viewers, we want to be with you. we did say many. most. not all. i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin. becky quick is in south carolina today with special guest erskine bowles. more from them in a minute. erskine, i think you should come down sea island in georgia. that republican governor vetoed that bill. i'm not playing quail hollow. come further south where they vetoed a bill like that, all right? >> absolutely. in fact i'll be in se

steve paulson always looks good. and he knows the forecast. >> you too. >> people are commenting on facebook. love it when you coordinate. >> what are you wearing tomorrow? >> what are we going to wear torment? let's all decide. warriors, sharks? >> we have low clouds in the san jose area. most locations are clear to mostly clear. 52 in san jose and some of the low cloud deck. and i think that's going to hold back the temp a little bit in the santa clara valley. i think those will be the warmest. and 52 to start for san jose under mostly cloudy conditions. and that will burn off and then mostly sunny. and 70 for a high in downtown san jose. and a little bit of a slower process. oakland starting off mostly clear and also 52. and looks like a breezy day for oakland. sunny and 61. and only a high of 67 as temperatures near average. that thunderstorm activity is all the way in southern california and southern -- northern arizona, southern nevada. 40s and 50s on the temps. the sierra nevada will be much lower. mostly sunn

steve paulson always looks good. he knows the forecast. >> you too. >> people are commenting on facebook. love it when you coordinate. >> what are you wearing tomorrow? >> what are we going to wear torment? let's all decide. warriors, sharks? >> we have low clouds in the san jose area. most locations are clear to mostly clear. 52 in san jose and some of the low cloud deck. and i think that's going to hold back the temp a little bit in the santa clara valley. i think those will be the warmest. and 52 to start for san jose under mostly cloudy conditions. and that will burn off and then mostly sunny. and 70 for a high in downtown san jose. and a little bit of a slower process. oakland starting off mostly clear and also 52. and looks like a breezy da

steve paulson is over here. >> big change.better giants tie but i wore it a week ago. >> oh, gosh. >> you have 5000 of them. >> i have 300. >> you need 365. >> you're right. once in a while i wear the same tie twice. yesterday the flags were offshore going from treasure island to the city. there's not much of a breeze. but i saw from alcatraz, 25 to 30 miles per hour. and it's really starting to pick up. and the delta breeze is in place. and we'll drop about 20 degrees today. a lot of high clouds streaming from the south. it will not be 87. it will be 68. the breeze will be the big issue. and a pretty good breeze r the a's. temperatures are on the way down. not the 90s and not the upper 60s, we're starting off 50s and 60s. when you -- i mean

michael paulson story would have page.n fo front >> of follow the sexual abuse i follow the sexual abuse story. -- i thinkingfield there was a resource differential how the local newspapers in springfield at worcester were not able to compete with the globe in terms of coverage. likeof these stories went regional. , you weree news site able to get a flavor of it. it seemed like these reporters that were competing against resources of great -- howcations systems does that impact -- my question , a major story like that, how does that impact local stories that are just as significant as other areas? t can be replicated. what i think made the story so strong is the paper came out of the file cabinets. it was impossible for people to have a reaction because we were showing you what was in the files. that took some money. that would be hard to replicate. >> became from springfield and yet the springville newspapers had a real challenge locally to get that information out. >> the way you tell it locally, looking at specific cases, in new hampshire, very good reporting. >> there were some publi

steve paulson says maybe some sun? >> there are a few pockets.as rainy as it was this weekend. >> yeah. >> that's for sure. there were some really impressive totals here. clayton, concord, over to livermore seemed to be a higher concentration of the rainfall. many that had over 1 inch rain of 1.50 on the concord clayton border. near livermore, east livermore had a report of almost 2 inches of rain as well. castro valley an inch and a third. richmond also. el cerrito an inch and a quarter. sausalito almost in there. oakmont .80. socal .49. not too bad. most of that is gone. looks like there is breaks in the clouds towards maybe santa cruz and monterey and a couple, but i tell you it's, i'd say, 98% cloudy here. we will get a few breaks as the dynamics are pushing south and east. the low cloud deck is in

steve paulson live at mossim o's in walnut creek. of the mane restaurants participating. >> reporter: that's correct. this morning we were at one of the newer walnut creek restaurants. but now we are at the longest running restaurant in walnut creek. and with me is the owner max wolf. that is correct, isn't it? >> that is correct. >> reporter: how long you been here? >> 39 years may 1st. >> reporter: who's counting? >> nobody. >> reporter: i take it there has been tremendous change. i know for a fact that walnut creek has gone from the sleepy little town. are you shocked by what you see? >> live it. i think it's great. i think walnut creek's done a great job. the downtown business association did a good job of promoting restaurants. it's fantastic. >> reporter: now, do you have to stay fresh, i would take it. do you update your menu? do you stay to classics? do you stay the course or what? >> that's pretty much what we do, staying the course. i think we have a lot of regulars. they know the food they want and they can -- it's just go

taking a look outside downtown san jose, steve paulson says today is mostly cloudy cloudy with temps in the 60s and 70s in the bay area. rain expected tomorrow morning. maybe some snow in the sierra at some of the higher elevations. cloudy, breezy for your bay area weekend. steve is out in walnut creek right now at a restaurant because restaurant week is underway. we are going to check in with him at 9:45. >> it's been a good season on the slopes. >> very good. so good squaw, sugar bowl, mount heavily road still open. >> kevin, the coop man cooper, in the flat lands. >> k.b. on the flat lands. >> too much oxygen right now. i am raising the stoke level a little bit. >> how would you rate the season on a scale of one to ten? >> i would push that up at a ten. i say an eight. it was the consistency of it. we talked about it at the beginning of the year. kirkwood over 429 inches towards that 450 range. it was a great year. consistent. the storms were perfect. october, november, all the way through christmas we had a little dry period. >> not a big gap? >> nothing big. it allowed the peopl

. >> steven r paulson. >> yes, and that stands for "ross." i believe my uncle ross was an alternate on the whiz kids, i believe. he was up there where the rubber meets the sky, but i did not inherit any of that. >>> let's get to it with this big time warming that is on its way. at least for april, but people are already writing and telling me not yet. it will only be for tomorrow and in dropping 20 degrees on thursday with this northerly breeze. look at this temperature rise, sunday 67, tomorrow 75 and topping out at 88, and it could be 60 tomorrow 75 and topping out at 88, and it could be 64 on thursday. it will be a roller coaster ride. the wind is turning northerly for most, and with a possible high clouds, 40s and 50s on these temperatures. santa rosa did for a while, but that is collapsing, novato 47, bodega bay is cool at 49. we are under clear skies, and this will turn northerly, and 45 in ukiah, 28 in truckee, 56 in sacramento. we are set for the sunshine as this high pressure builds in. there is a system to the south that will give u

if that wasn't enough, we'll also be hearing this morning from former treasury secretary hank paulsonnd honeywell chairman and ceo dave

steve paulson knows everything from a to z. >> i can see the people writing -- >> we did not plan it. >> the cover of a magazine or something? >> i walked in and looked at dave and said oh, wow, we are in pink. >> sometimes it's just works out that way. and you both look lovely. >> well, thank you. >>> it was a pretty good show for the end of april. there wasn't a lot of rain but the livermore hills -- that was from a thunderstorm. hayward had a quarter of an inch to a third. one cell just parked it there. san francisco had 13. mill valley, .09. redwood shores had .08. and there was a bunch of --

let's go to steve paulson and check the weather. >>> i think it better today.. >>> here's my thing -- it's not going to rain. i want son. this whole little thing right now -- that's not working. >> thank you, i guess. >>> mostly cloudy this money. some high clouds and patchy low clouds. a system late tonight and tomorrow morning. it looks like a lot of the low cloud deck has been maxed out. san jose at 65. 91 in 1947 was the record high. in 1893, it was 30 degrees. we have higher clouds over us but it looks like they are starting to move through quickly. you can see there is a break between the clouds we have now and the system right to their.

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steve paulson is working on a nice forecast for us. >> better than yesterday.a little more sun. >> like the sun. >> today we start off mostly cloudy. temperatures cool for some. not too bad for others. couple 40s showing up. there are a few breaks in the clouds. some of the cloud cover retreated. it was mainly out to the valley. cloudy to mostly cloudy with occasional breaks. few showers over the sierra. same up in northern sacramento valley. there is a weak system brushing helping move out the low cloud deck. 50s on most of the temperatures. 48 in napa and nevada. low 50s at palo alto. not much of this system. it will take care of the low cloud deck. our next system will be here early thursday late wednesday into thursday. today lots of clouds some sun. on the mild side. 60s for most. near normal te

.>>> steve paulson has some things to tell you. >> it will get warmer today, and cooler with the weather changing starting tomorrow. it will be closed for a few today, a little component of the offshore breeze, and the fog is getting closer. it is too shallow to make much of an impact. tomorrow we will have a much cooler pattern, and everything pointing toward sunshine and warm temperatures today, 40s through the 60s, and some major differences on the lows. there are some warm airs aloft. 57 in belmont, and everything going up and over today. this will start to work its way toward us tomorrow, increasing the onshore breeze. today it's all about sunshine and breezy at times. near 94 a few, and a lot of 80s. 70s and 80s closer to the bay. and what do you have for

hank paulson deserves an enormous amount of credit for trying to stabilize thing and setting so much of what ended up happening over the past eight years, i give him an enormous amount of credit. >> rose: one critical aspect of the recovery was the stimulus program. here's what i learned from your piece among many things is it was an $800 billion stimulus program. i always heard they wanted more but didn't think they could get more from the republican congress, but you tell me turns out they got a lot more when you add in the elements of in terms of almost a trillion-two. >> a trillion-four. there is a couple of things people forget about what's happened over the years. yes, the original stimulus, $800 million, and by the way not just republicans were against it, there were democrats that didn't want to go that large either. at the same time, people forget there was a big move afoot especially among republicans to lower the deck. so they wanted to cut, cut, cut. so you had this sort of two very conflicted ideas taking place at the same time, almost anti-stimulus measures. so, yes, if

. >> reporter: but she has and says sarah paulson's portrayal captures not only what happened but how she felt. looking back, clark says the sexism is obvious. >> you anticipate that we can hear what she has to say in one day? >> i would expect so, your honor, barring any acts of god or further child care crisises from ms. clark. >> reporter: in the film they have you crying in the office one night. >> i'm not a public personality. this isn't what i do. >> reporter: is that a scene that really happened? >> i didn't go up and exactly slide down the wall and cry, but i felt like it about every day. >> reporter: clark says from the start, the issue of race hung over the courtroom. >> the jury was not subtle. i could tell that they were resisting everything we were doing. >> reporter: she says the reason in part was the simmering racial tension in l.a. after the acquittal of four white cops seen beating rodney king a few years earlier. 53 people died in the ensuing riot. >> people didn't appreciate to what degree the rodney king riot mattered. >> reporter: johnnie cochran understood and m

steve paulson is working on a nice forecast for us. >> better than yesterday. a little more sun. >> like the sun. >> today we start off mostly cloudy. temperatures cool for some. not too bad for others. couple 40s showing up. there are a few breaks in the clouds. some of the cloud cover retreated. it was mainly out to the valley. cloudy to mostly cloudy with occasional breaks. few showers over the sierra. same up in northern sacramento valley. there is a weak system brushing helping move out the low cloud deck. 50s on most of the temperatures. 48 in napa and nevada. low 50s at palo alto. not much of this system. it will take care of the low cloud deck. our next system will be here early thursday late wednesday into thursday. today lots of clouds some sun. on the mild side. 60s for most. near normal temperatures. there might be a couple locations checking in with 70s. i kept a lot of 60s in the mix. 4:31 on a tuesday. everything is quiet. >> sort of. there are a couple minor glitches but for the most part it is quiet out there. good morning to you at home. let's

. >> hank paulson coming out swinging against actions his former agencies took on former tax inversions. >> shares of gas down big after reporting march was a challenging month for the retailer. we'll look in on the state of retail. >>> just days after the treasury department announced new rules which had the effect of breaking apparent the giant deal under which pfizer was acquiring allergan, hank paulson was on "squawk box" and said companies need to pay their fair share when it comes to taxes but also criticized the treasury department. >> we're a nation of laws and rules. you can't change the rules -- you shouldn't be changing the rules after the facts and changing them and changing them and changing them again. >> that is something that ian reed, the ceo of pfizer said in an op-ed yesterday and something that brent saunders, the ceo of allergan said on this set a few days back. there's been across of criticism at treasury's move and seems to have been aimed at the filer/allergfiler/ai e pfizer/allergan deal. >> treasury's point is we're snugging up the existing rules to match the s

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time to check weather and traffic starting with steve paulson.nging in the coming days. >> yes, more sunshine and warmer. but the wind is not going away. the breeze is still there. it will pick up on the weekends, especially the low drops near tahoe and truckee. that will crank it up for us on saturday. today, sunny to mostly sunny. our system yesterday, that's the line of thunderstorm activity that just missed some and clobbered others. it continues to get its act together in northern arizona, northwest arizona, even in the deserts of southern california. not a lot but there's a little bit down there. 40s, 50s, a lot of 50s. we're bouncing off those morning lows pretty quick. sierra nevada has mostly cloudy skies. could be an isolated shower. a lot of cloud cover associated with that low. mostly sunny. that breeze will be with us. northwest, mainly patchy low clouds. a little warmer, near normal temperatures at the waters. >>> sal, 8:33. >> you went really quick there, steve. >> you know, that happens to me sometimes. >> i'm relying on you to li

steve paulson is working hard in his office. bay area. >> there is a lot going on. >> yes, i know. >> we have many, many sporting events and a big drop in the temps. i mean, yesterday was all about warm, hot temps, record highs. it will be okay. just a far cry from what we had yesterday, and that was blazing heat for some. mostly cloudy. 68. i think the breeze out of the west-southwest for the giants at 1:35 same song and dance for the a's. cloudy to mostly cloudy. southwest wind. cloud cover rolls in here. rain in southern california. san diego's getting rain. maybe phoenix will get their first rain since the end of january. l.a. is in the mix. our turn tomorrow. 50s and 60s on your temps. low 60s, mid 50s, upper 50s. 61 danville. 59 dublin. 60 antioch. the cloud cover is preventing the temps from dropping and also more of a westerly breeze for most now instead of that easterly breeze. that will be a big difference, a drop of 20 degrees for some on the coast. maybe more than that. 25 for some on the immediate coast. a delta bre

steve paulson has a really interesting forecast for us. >> we will go from one extreme to the other. welcome back, gasia. we have some fog on the deck. up above that it's mostly sunny here as a weak system drags across. we have some fog there as we pan right. you can see some of that. now, it will lift. it will burn off. i think for the morning here it's going to play into a cool forecast for some. chad says foggy morning in ocean view in san francisco. cool and socked in. happy monday, steve. thank you, chad. happy monday. all system's go. i think it's clear tonight. that fog will be gone. breezy at times. the a's home opener looks good. 63 first pitch. you see that dip right there. the sign of high pressure is on the way. more likely later this afternoon. then tuesday i think we will notice it. this morning we have to deal with fog. 41 napa airport. 50s for others. huge difference in the temps and the breeze has a lot do with that. a little breeze for some. it is going to turn more northerly as we head towards tonight. so some morning fog and clearing, breezy, nice mild to warm. bu

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larry, what do you make of what hank paulson said?ht when it comes to jack lew changing the rules in the middle of the game and thus cratering the pfizer deal? >> spot on right. spot on right. i mean, let's get on with the root cause of all of this. which is the absence of tax reform. and as paulson said, our system hasn't been reformed in 30 years. it is antiquated and we're losing competitiveness all over the world. why do you want to double tax multinationals? once in their home domicile and overseas, that is dumb. why is our rate at 35 to 40%, which is the highest in the world? why don't we have cash expansion. robert reich's book should tell the story. we want to save capitalism. unless we get our corporate tax system in shape and competitive, we're not going to save capitalism. >> secretary reich, above and beyond all that, how about the basic idea that the rules were won, a, and suddenly jack lew decided they would be b, when president obama came out and touted what the treasury secretary had done, he said, you know, american c

stephanie, i know you have hank paulson.excited about a weekend in paris with tom keene. but i am focused in the next three hours on "bloomberg ." hank paulson will join us in the next two hours. we have seen such a strategy shift, and especially a place like ubs, with such a push into private wealth management. it has to find out what the head of the investment bank has today. less light was tom keene's stream, all three treasury secretaries. -- last night was tom keene's dream, all three treasury secretaries. tom: real expertise on the housing economy as well. i want to rip up the script here. francine, come in with what you observed with professor roubini. francine: it was surprising that nouriel roubini is speaking to fed chairlly accusing janet of not playing the game, trying to artificially weaken the dollar. is that right, chris? is she trying to play a game that will hurt the rest of the world? that has been the word since the g-20 meeting in shanghai. we know that she met with christine lagarde ridley know that

secretarytreasury hank paulson says china faces serious challenges. are halfway through the trading day on the final trading day of the week. let's head to julie hyman. the gains in the markets are about half what they were earlier. from the earlier pops from the major averages, particularly the nasdaq, it has been a commodity that rally and that is still the case but outside of commodity related stocks we are not seeing the gains he saw earlier in the session. up considerably, 1.9%, off their highs of the session, up 2.25% at one point, industrials and financials up but everything falling back from where it was earlier in the session. more red on the wheel, health care and consumer discretionary stocks are down. oil is coming down off its highs of the day though still up considerably, 6% off a little bit from the highs this session. that is contributing to some extent to becoming off of the highs for overall in stocks. likely not the whole story. >> the yen getting relief off the huge rally. julie: a little relief that changing. point --, the yen cam

secretarytreasury hank paulson says china faces serious challenges.he trading day on the final trading day of the week. let's head to julie hyman. the gains in the markets are about half what they were earlier. from the earlpo

quorum just but very hot. >> let's southwest to -- let's go to steve paulson.t the weather. >> was that today? that was a gorgeous shot. >> that is gorgeous, but that was yesterday. >> yesterday. still pretty today. warm tells. i stand corrected. half moon bay airport. east winds at 22 miles per hour. that's impressive wndy in the east bay hills. higher elevations, pretty good gusts. above the caldecott tunnel, 31. at the surface, hardly anything and aisle show you. 80s for many. 90 degrees including you folks in san francisco. it was cold on sunday. 57. today will be 90. tomorrow, 67. something like that. there will be a few records today. livermore looks like it. 90. that would break the old mark by 1. gilroy would not. that's impressive, camfield, 89 but the record is 92 in 1924. high winds moving from the south. not here yet but they are moving. almost 70 in berkeley. that's one observation. 62 sfo. half moon day has gone from 73 to 68. all depends on the breeze. today will be well above average east at 7, east at 3:00 at oakland airport, however, again, wi