after focusing on the fires up in the north bay, steve paulson getting a bit cooler soon? >> it will start tomorrow. it's warmer today for some inland. first on the fire up at yolo county, the cold fire, this is not an area that -- i mean, it has fires off and on since 2002. at least nine fires. i mean, we forgot the rag fire, the monticello fire. this is in very high terrain and the temperatures are warmer. i show 89 degrees. look at the humidity. 10%. thankfully, the wind has not been that strong. northeast but calm. we will hope that holds. some of that smoke towards barryessa and fairfield and vacaville. we don't want any breeze at all. if we can get a breeze, i think the firefighter would refer higher humidity and a westerly breeze. fog is on the coast. what was inland, santa rosa was thick this morning, petaluma, i know that, san jose, but that burned off fast and over the bay it's good-bye. temperatures are on their way up. the fog is itching, rearing to go, but it needs something to kick it along. that will be tomorrow. northwest-west. this has turned a little bit

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now to steve paulson in the bay area weather center. >> thank you very much. good morning to you. >>> a pattern that's one day from the next it really doesn't change much. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. >> some areas are cool, some are hot, and some have been really hot for some time. in southern california, speaking of hot, that's what it will be. again, in the higher elevations, you can be 100 degrees, but 80s to 90s and humidity is very low. it's in the 70s right now. a tough, tough day for the firefighters there. hot in lake county as well. temperatures near 100 degrees, and for some, the 90s are there. thunderstorms are popping up. the pattern has changed in the sierra. it's been sunny since the 10th of june and that's changing. fairfield west, 20. 60s on some temps. 62 palo alto. and up a little bit on the lows. had some cool lows in the north bay. 52 at calistoga. 53 mill valley. and bodega bay. 52degrees. the last couple of days, it's -- and you can see the activity developing and looks like it's going to stick around for a while associated with an area of weak l

. >> that is lou paulson, president of cpf. the organization represents first responders. many are falling through the cracks. >> there is no logical reason why they shouldn't be treated for the injuries they have and they have to wait for a review to do that. >> reporter: paulson asked local fire departments if injured firefighters are receivek the care they need. he got back piles of paperwork. >> what does it say to you that so many firefighters are complaining about the system? >> what this says to us is what we believe is that there was a problem with the system. >> many injured workers we talk to feel they're fighting a perception they're billking the system and aren't really hurt. just take this video, a private investigator hired by the city captured him raking leaves last year. he believes it is an attempt by athens to discredit his injuries. >> this isn't a case of fraud. i mean, a building collapsed on me. it almost killed me. >> eight months after his doctor requested a series of tests, he notified athens that the city of san jose gave him the green light for h

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steve paulson knows everything. >> i don't know about that but i appreciate it. news is for the firefighters in lake county the wind never really kicked back up. same thing in southern california. they are dealing with some hot weather and we are dealing with fog. it will be another day in the one hundreds near san bernardino. it is very difficult terrain and tough to get at some of those fires. 18% humidity. thunderstorms will be around for the week in the sierra. the fog seems to be making a bigger push. if you are up in truckee or reno i would keep an eye on the sky. some of this -- some of it could come back towards the valley. the fog and low

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let's go to steve paulson right now. he has your forecast. steve. >>> still one more hot day for some. not at the coast, dave, gasia. but some of that fog pretty thick out there. getting help thanks to evan. he is looking yolo county and that cold fire. 63 degrees. the forecast high is 97. 97. you know, that's tough terrain up there. trying to get some updated weather information. there is no sites there. so i am using weather underground. if you are up there, you can see that area, i appreciate the information. 70% relative humidity. that's going down. the wind should pick up. their forecast is 20 miles per hour. we don't want to see that. we want to see cooler temps. that happens tomorrow. nod today. fog. low cloud. some of it is thick. they get a few breaks here. anytime fairfield, travis is under 10, that's a sure sign they are not going to see much in the way of cooling. should be warm to hot. 90s for some. 50s, 60s on some of these temps. looks like tomorrow though starts the big change. big low will be dropping down. that's going to en

first let's check in with steve paulson.y up and down the state. >> inland, yes. >> right. >> coast is foggy and cold by inland is hot. >> the fire is in the desert communities. >> it will be very hot there, no doubt about it. no help from cloud cover. that's staying off to the east, and it's stuck in arizona, and for us here, inland temps will be in the 80s and 90s and coast will be in the 60s, 70s. good news for lake county on the clayton fires. does look like the humidity's up and the wind has tailed off. it will still be about 100 degrees. cloud cover down towards southern california, that's not going to happen, though. temperatures are going to warm up really quick here on the high desert. they are looking for

steve paulson is all over it. >> a little more fog today. mendocino coast was fog free. temperatures warmed up. today looks to be a little more extensive and looks like a couple of degrees cooler weather today. does look warmer for inland temps. fog in place. there seems to be more of a push here at the 7:00 hour. a west-southwest breeze. i don't want to say wind. it's not that strong. it is there. 50 on many of the temps. a couple of 60s in the mix. i this that will give us a couple of degrees of cooling. certainly, that fog bang has filled in up and down the coast. 50s, 70s at the coast. sal? guns and roses in town tonight. people are asking me the forecast. it's real simple. if you are on the infield, you are fine. if you are in the lower seats, you are fine. if you are in the umer deck, you'll be cold. >> so dress warmly? >> right. >> one of our directors is going to that. [ applause ] >> hopefully he has the day off tomorrow. [ applause ] >> hopefully he does. another clap. thank you for that. let's show you what we have here. at the macarthur maze, and the commute

steve paulson is back. good to have you back. you are fighting that little bug. >> am i? >> yeah, you are. >> much better, though. >> that's good. >> i have a lot of company out there. i feel for you folks. it's a tough one. we have an easy forecast though. fog, sun. 60s, 70s, 80s. san francisco has just been stuck in the 60s. one day this month at 70 degrees on august 8th. every other day 63, 64, 66. big fog bank. probably local drizzle. making a strong push inland. just about every reporting station says fog or cloudy. west-southwest 18. 7 to 18. not a big deal. low 60s. low 50s to the north. one observation there. concord and walnut creek saying 52. 53 lafayette. not bad for antioch and brentwood and even pleasanton. these temps have come down. the lows are getting a little cooler. a little fall-like feel in the air. clear in the sierra. a lot of low clouds and fog. looks like parts of the most inland areas cool down starting tomorrow. today 60s, 70s coast and bay. 80s for some inland or a few low 90s. east bay, sal, you want to start there? >>> it's been a bear in the

steve paulson has an update on the cooler temperatures. >> much, much cooler, guys. big strong wind for some. not for all. there is a big fog bank out there. yesterday santa rosa 83. 92 fairfield. 81 redwood city. 86 east san jose. today 75, 79, 76 and 80. san francisco 62/54. average is 67/55. below on both. it will be a cool pattern. it has been. let's face it. the heat has been inland. not coast and bay. last week so. more so this week where it's been in the 60s. onshore breeze at oakland airport. onshore at hayward. a screaming onshore in the delta, napa airport. west at 12. 40 at travis. 50s on the temps or low 60s. low clouds and fog will play in your weather for the next couple days. so 50s, 60s, 70s now or mainly 80s for some. we are 90 to 100 yesterday. >>> alex, what do you have at 7:01? >> we have a new problem that popped out in the south bay. we will get right to that. i will show you on the maps what you will see in the south bay. you see that crash right there in the middle of your screen. it is just in. 101 northbound south of matilda avenue. it sound

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steve paulson joins us with the latest. >> thank you very much.he cold fire really got helped along by the fog rolling in and made it out to yolo county. higher humidity. fog is burning off pretty quick for many. we have decent fog. some temps running a little warmer than yesterday. inland temperatures are running a little bit cooler. i'll show you that coming up in a second. fog made more of a coverage appearance this morning but it is already eroding pretty rapidly. water temperatures are 52 to 56. 58. they haven't budged. you get down to santa barbara, that's the cutoff. south of that it is really warm. it is 79 warm degrees off del mar. a little southwest, the delta breeze which collapsed yesterday. same thing is happening. inland temperatures are on their way into the 90s . fair fielder 80. brentwood 80. concord, 80. buchanan always runs warm. livermore 74. 77 in santa rosa which hit 90 yesterday. they are the same as yesterday. concord minus 2. fairfield's plus four, san jose, minus four. taking a look. kelseyville, 84. had a few 40 those mo

let's go to steve paulson. talk about your weather for a monday morning. >> gasia said a little cooler. 80s and 90s now for some. not those upper 90s to 100s. i don't see that for a while. the 10 to 14-day outlook looks near normal to below. now, for some there is not much fog, but there might be a smoke layer or two. a lot of fires burning in california pumping in smoke. a pretty good fog bank today. there will be a westerly component. 60s, 70s coast and bay. this week for livermore, last week was all about toasty temps. this week it will be 80s, upper 80s to near 90, and by thursday and friday upper 70s, low 80s. that's the way to looks. fog is there. it's going to retreat back. we know the drill. west-southwest 23. vacaville west at 6. the onshore breeze is in place. 50s and 60s. a mild 64 in moffat. 58 black hawk. 56 walnut creek. everyone's close. sierra looks like any tropical monsoon moisture stays south out of truckee and reno. morning fog. nice to warm. breeze later in the day. afternoon temps near ave

this is a live picture from what sue paulson calls as the mothership. look at the bay this morning. it will be cooler again today and temperatures will be going up slightly. we will have your forecast in just a few seconds. welcome to warnings onto. >> let's start you off with some weather. >> and i know what people and they took the temple yesterday, and, that might last for about two minutes. there's also lots of drizzle. with that in mind, plan accordingly. we had it pretty good fog bank and that's making its way out to parts of the area. 30miles per hour, and that is continuing. media little bit warmer south, and east bay temps are 50. and south wind, west southwest, and and the system begins to move in. and that's to keep the theme going. these temps are

.>>> good morning, i am dave clark, and let's check on your weather, and steve paulson has your forecast.>> it is a little bit cooler, and welcome this morning, christine.>> if you have to fight the fires, it is very hot, maybe not is warmest saturday or sunday but the clayton fire does look like it will be in the upper 90s, and they did get a wind shift from the northeast to the northwest, but it is still pretty toasty. fog and low clouds, an incredible difference from the coast and inland. the delta breeze has cranked up, the strongest it has been since last week, and san jose sitting at 60, and inland instead of upper 90s, maybe upper 80s to lower 90s, but still warm.>>> not a lot so far this morning, steve. if you have to get on the road, traffic is moving along pretty well. starting off with your super commute for tracy, traffic is okay on 580 through the altamont pass, not showing anything. looking at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is moving along pretty well as you drive into san francisco from oakland. also northbound 280 in san jose, a nice the king driver northbou

. >> the weather is a big part of all of that is happening steve paulson is all over this. >> it is hot, that is for sure. it was 101 at lower lake yesterday. it will be close to that today. the breeze is the key. it does look like it was to turn northeast later so that would not be good. no breeze is good at all but it does look a little easterly which means that the humidity will be low. we have got a lot of fog and drizzle around the bay. others are already in the sun. some locations they will warm up. the delta breeze was much stronger yesterday. low 50s in the north bay. the sierra might actually see some thunderstorms development popping up in the next couple of days. if you are up there be advised. theremay be some hints of instability. 60s, 70s, 80s and some 90s. you have been busy since this morning. >> that is right, it has been slow out there. we are going to start off with a very slow bridge. those lights are on. not a lot of good traffic but the only good news there are no lane blockages coming into san francisco. we are also looking at the commute where traffic is getting

we also made it to steve paulson.e's checking your weather for a friday morning. >> cooler inland. >> felts it -- feels it. >> coast and bay people are saying, don't tell me cool. it's already been cool. bases are higher. it's more of a loy low cloud deck. many of you are listening. multitasking. not watching but listening. when it make its out that far. that's a pretty good push on the fog bank. more 60s 60 -- 70s than 80s inland. fogs getting helped along boy a system dropping to the pacific northwest, the first of what could be many here over the next seven to 10 days. nothing to worry about along the crest of the sierra for

grant paulson for fox 5 sports >> the up side to having both brothers here?> reporter: you said the up side >> the up side to it is all the family members will get tickets. everybody is hitting them up for tickets right now. it doesn't matter which brothers gets the tickets. >> reporter: can tell call the other brother and the other one says call syrus. it doesn't matter, you're right. >> it's a back story. i love watching the game with a story like that. >> a lot of family and friends. it will be who's rooting for whom. >> they know they take them off and switch >> it's got to be equal. >>> sticky out there. take lots of water and stay hydrated or drink lots of water while you're there and stay hydrated. that's what you got to remember to do. it is hot. it is sticky. that humidity sticking around for us, but we're -- we'll get a break in the humidity, a short break, anyway, like i said before, what break we get with that humidity everybody will enjoy it. sunny hot and dry, less humidity saturday. it's going to sneak back in on sunday. fair warning on that, a

we also made it to steve paulson. he's checking your weather for a friday morning. >> cooler inland. >> felts it -- feels it. >> coast and bay people are saying, don't tell me cool. it's already been cool. bases are higher. it's more of a loy low cloud deck. many of you are listening. multitasking. not watching but listening. when it make its out that far. that's a pretty good push on the fog bank. more 60s 60 -- 70s than 80s inland. fogs getting helped along boy a system dropping to the pacific northwest, the first of what could be many here over the next seven to 10 days. nothing to worry about along the crest of the sierra for thunderstorm activity. west to southwest, gusting to 83 about two hours ago. the lows are up. 50 to 60. water temps are good as well. looks good up in the mountains. system is moving --ue can see it, -- you can see it. that's enhancing the fog. coast and bay area simply cannot change much. 50s, 60s there. 60s, 70s, and then finally, low to mid-80s. >> all right, sal. what do you want to start

here with us is tina paulson. >> it's about a lot of people that have lived here for years and maybe moved away. and this draws them back every year. so it has a lot of meaning for the parishioners and the of cleveland. those that traditionally have gone to years to this feast come together once a year to celebrate and enjoy the great food and family and friends that come wit. >> reporter: father joe, what is this all about? >> this is a religious celebration. we are celebrating god's work and assuming mary and the holy body and soul. come down and enjoy the feast. >> reporter: the feast goes sunday and monday of course open for lunch at noon and then until 11:00. back to you in the studio. >> i'm hungry right now. >>> still ahead stormy weather blowing through but that is not the only weather factor this weekend. the other big issue that you are going to want to wash out for we'll have it in your >>> welcome back everybody. time for weather with meteorologist greg dee and i'm saying it really is always severe weather sometimes. you feel like it. when you can feel the weather in the

steve paulson has the weather. >> a couple of drops reported. a little change there reported at the end of august. some high level clouds made for beautiful sunset and also sunrise. patchy fog always. it's looking like it's losing its support. a couple of drops in novato, clear lake. may just be a little one. most of that has moved off, but it is evaporated before it reached the ground coming from the west-southwest and this flow has cranked up the breeze for a few locations. coastal to the hills will be breezy. west southwest at 16 knots. not that strong in fair field. others stronger than that 50, 60s on your temps. the fog will burn off sooner. mostly sunny. breezy to windy, coast to hill, they'll take the brunt of this breeze. near average temps which translates into the 60s, 70s, 80s. things better now, sal, on the richmond bridge? >> yes, the richmond bridge crash cleared. i'll show you the crash, things are gone now. another look at the bay bridge. going to be slow for a 15 to 20 minute delay before you make it on to the span. traffic is

they will push the south and then around paulson chino valley and prescott things are bubbling up there as well. temperatures are not bad for summer. 97. and he day below 100 at noon is a good thing. 91 low 79 sedona. there's only one triple digit number the rest of your day looks like this. clear skies and we could see a thunderstorm later today with highs about 103. for the weekend -- the full forecast coming up. >>> why am i the is apologizing for the incident in rio this turned into a black eye for the limbic swim team. he said he had three teammates were robbed at gunpoint police guards before leaving. >> reporter: political medalist ryan lochte says he has learned some valuable lessons from the incident at the rio gas station.'s statement on instagram he says i want to apologize for my behavior last weekend. for not being more careful and capitan how i described the events of that morning. he goes on to say it is traumatic to be out late with your friends in a foreign country with a language barrier and have a stranger point a gun and demand money. several security cameras capture

you've got people like john paulson, harold hamm, steve moore, the conservative donald trump and have more meat on the policy bones, which trump is not yet provided in full detail. >> what do we know, you know, because he's going to give this economic policy speech on monday. he certainly has talke a lot about trade and jobs, but what can we pecht and do we know ou positions he's going to put forward on the economy? >> not in detail. but i think that we can expect he'll modify his when you look at what donald trump rolled out last year, it was a gar began cut. 15% rate of business income. zero percent elimination of estate tax. now, his advisers have acknowledged that needs to shrink and we expect in the speech he's going to narrow it somewhat. so, maybe larry kudlow for example has said maybe it will be a $3 trillion addition to the deficit deficit. >> we'll know more on monday. >>> still ahead, full time gamers, but don't just play those video games. create them. because that's what could land >>> the pokemon go craze is the gaming.vidence in t that means demand for designers, coder

because steve paulson is right over there. >>, they are right there. >> thank you.do have a little bit more of a breeze today. it looks like the fog is filling in especially to the north. this week's system will help us to temperatures down about one or two this week's system will help us to temperatures down about one or 2 degrees. but 60s 70s coast bay, a design these -- night 80s and 90s and land. 52 to 58 to monterey. that hasn't changed in 24 hours. more of a brief here. there's more the delta breeze. a little stronger. it will have a little stronger breeze and yesterday. mainly 50s. the system here is moving into the pacific northwest moving in the tail end of that. with that in mind we will go with 60s on the coast. upper 70s and 80s inland.

.>>> it is good to see steve paulson back from vacation, and i'm dave clark.>>> thank you, pam and date, still have some cool weather on tap, and cooler and it will be 70s in areas that were 100 last week. and welcome back from our good friend john, thank you. this week will be nice, nice or i should say. unless you are stock plan or inland, it is still hot, 50s and 60s with warmer temperatures in oakland

steve paulson is here. >> thank you, gasia and mike. still in the 80s but not those mid-90s unless you are really far inland. 60s, 70s, also only 60s looking a little bit below. downtown, you'll be probably closer to 81 or 82. 77. most of the records set on this date. san jose record high. plenty of low clouds and fog. plenty of also reports of drizzle. rosa parks, petaluma, many up to santa rosa was well. look at the thunderstorm activity which, again, since early june disappeared and it has now come back in a big way. be advised. they do pop up rapidly here, not just northeast california and tahoe and truckey but up at down the crest, west, southwest, gusts now, 28 miles per hour and for temperatures, 60s but everyone is pretty close here. southeast breeze, very warm bay temps other location, mid-60s, water temps have come up. those around the bay may notice some warmer lows here. everything calms down but it will pop up again especially on the lead side. reno, around topaz lake, kirkwood, big thunderstorms with hail and also big wind

first let's check in with steve paulson. i know you're saying hot and dry up and down the state. >> inland, yes. >> right. >> coast is foggy and cold by inland is hot. >> the fire is in the desert communities. >> it will be very hot there, no doubt about it. no help from cloud cover. that's staying off to the east, and it's stuck in arizona, and for us here, inland temps will be in the 80s and 90s and coast will be in the 60s, 70s. good news for lake county on the clayton fires. does look like the humidity's up and the wind has tailed off. it will still be about 100 degrees. cloud cover down towards southern california, that's not going to happen, though. temperatures are going to warm up really quick here on the high desert. they are looking for upper 90s again to near 100 degrees for some. for us what we are looking at is cool coast hot, inland same for tomorrow, maybe little cooler inland away from the coast as we head towards the weekend. had some thunderstorm activity over the sierra yesterday. that has died off. the br

steve paulson out on assignment. getting warmer inland. very cool by the coast though. 60s and 70s on the weekend. if you are headed out for the weekend to the beaches, keep that sweatshirt with you. >>> and with that welcome to "the 9", everyone. alongside sal castaneda, gasia mikaelian. >> hello. >> i am mike mibach. thanks for joining us. >> yeah. i think steve is going to preview what we can see if we go to the oakland hills when it comes to the perseid meteor shower. steve is going to talk more about that. >> yeah, those of us who live near the bay may not be able to see it. you have to get out to the areas where there is no fog. >>> we begin in the city by the bay. san francisco's acting police chief toney chaplin is meeting with some of the city's political and religious leaders. you are looking live right now from inside the calvary presbyterian church in san francisco. you can see the chief talking there. the meeting got underway 40 minutes ago. they are discussing reforms that have been put in place in response to the recent cont

. >> reporter: detective 93 paulson was assigned the baby john doe case two years ago. >> it is emotional, if you think about the circumstances of the case, you know, this baby was left for dead. >> one tip has led police to a person of interest. >> we're aware of -- that the person of in this area still. >> reporter: on thursday the baby's body will be exhumed for dna testing. >> dna evidence wasn't available back then. dna evidence is now available. so that will play a major role in this investigation. >> reporter: the dna will be sent to the university of north texas. no word when the results will come back. >>> caught on camera, a holy hold-up in arkansas. pastor accused of robbing a convenience store. you can see on the surveillance counter with his shirt over his face and demanding cash there. when the clerk refuses, a robber said it was a joke and then he leaves. about an hour later police say the same pastor robbed a nearby walmart store, that store clerk says he can't believe this all happened. >> i'm actually a passenger. i don't know any passenger that would play that kind of s

he played at the farm neck golf club in oak bluffs and chris the attorney cy walker and joe paulson. >>> a big night for red sox youngster andrew as his-- he hits the first major league rbi. boston scored the game's first two runs but then it was a familiar story from david price. as the staff ace struggled giving up 6 runs 3 earned through 5 innings of the red sox offense scored another 3 in the 6th but it was not enough as red >>> 4:55 is the time. iconic boston street free of cars. >> coming up next, pedestrians taking over newbury street for one day. could this trial be a sign of >>> look at this boston iconic newberry street usually jammed with traffic but yesterda high end retail row became playground for pedestrians. for one day it was closed to cars. this was to try to boost pedestrian traffic and business for stores. >> it's a great thing for the city to showcase our city. that's what happens here today. and it's going to be a lot of to the shops that will benefit. i think the businesses will be coming to us saying we would love to do it more next year. >> should be like thi

steve paulson has the weather for friday. >> downtown hasn't changed much. foggy ask cool. >> in months. >> seems like it. since the beginning of july. inland temps have been

pete has been working -- steve paulson has been working on the forecast. >> no relief. humidity is 48%. it's going to go to 10% on the blue cut. wind variable at 5 to 10 miles per hour. no cloud cover at all. in the upper 60s for some. it's going to get hot really quick there. for the clayton fire in lower lake, temperatures are warming up fast. there is already some low 70s for some. 66. 71%. that's going down quick. easterly component. does look like near 100 degrees for lower lake. 56 san francisco. average is 68. the record 92 back in 1892. won't come throws to that. won't get above average. fog and low clouds making for a great morning coast and bay. there is not much of a delta breeze here. not enough where it says it's going to be cooler. 50s, 60s on the temps. these have been stuck. the coolest temps 49 around calistoga in upper hills. a couple reports near 70 degrees. low 50s bodega bay. thunderstorm activity over the tahoe truckee region yesterday. the source has moved a little bit off to the east. so maybe on the lee side today. keep an eye on that. fog means

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steve paulson is standing by. what's the wind feel like right now? >> reporter: well, i don't feel any winds route now. so we have very, very calm conditions. but that's typically what you're going to have in the overnight hours into the early morning hours. the question now becomes, and obviously it's a question for steve, is what we are -- what these crews are going to be facing as the sun comes up here and we get into the heart of the day. obviously, we know temperatures are going to rise. the question is, how much will the winds pick up and how will that impact the firefight? >> and have they told you, alex, do they have an idea how many more homes are still considered threatened by this? >> reporter: it's quite a few because, again, you have about at least 6,000 or so people who were evacuated because of that fire. so obviously still you have hundreds if not thousands of homes that could potentially be in the path of the fire. there is a lot of folks whose places are still in jeopardy. calfire crews are working hard to save as many homes as they

but paulson shows up nowhere again in the fooul filings.nly other hedge fund contribution of note that i saw based on a spot check over the weekend vince, an icon associate official gave $200 bringing his total to one of the trump packs to $1,050. some of these are made on paper and takes a while to upload them and then the issue of the quarterly filings so we haven't seen everything yet as well as the fact that there could be indirect contributions that benefit trump, the republican national committee. caveats. john paulson as well, gave $250,000 reportedly as part of co-hostinging an event in june but that was beyond the scope of what i was looking at over the weekend. definitely not $14 million. >> kate, thank you very much for that. kate kelly. >>> sad news to report, bonny baha head of global credit at double line capital and frequent guest on this program has died after a car accident over the weekend. ceo jeffrey begunlack said, for a quarter century bonny was my trusted colleague and dear friend and honest and direct with a sardonic

steve paulson, second verse? >> same as the first, dave. absolutely. yep. no doubt. low clouds in place. there is plenty. they have been there nights and mornings. it's been rare to have an occasion where you don't have some fog. mostly clear for some. some of that low cloud deck late to the party to get to san jose. mostly sunny. partly cloudy there. it will burn off soon. temperatures still though over san jose. been averaging a little bit below average. a hint of fall in the air. our weather observers are saying, yes, this is jim up to cobb. a week ago it was 70 at this time. i agree. there is some cool lows this morning. especially santa cruz mountains. plenty of low clouds will keep the city on the cool side. 66/55 average. 67/55. can't break through that average very often. 89 the record high. west-southwest, west-southwest, west-southwest. it's not strong. it is a sea breeze. 50s on the temps or upper 40s san jose, palo alto. decent low bringing rain and rain showers up to seattle and also portland, but there is enough there to keep that fog going. i think all

. >> reporter: john paulson runs flemington yam la on the circle. he says walk in customers have disappeared since the project started. >> we're keeping our core business but any people that are looking and wander to just stop by because it was formerly convenient to pull in here it is no longer convenient. >> reporter: next door at the dunkin' donuts they say business is down 60 percent and they're losing about $15,000 a week. they are now cutting back on hours and employees. >> you look at the number it's -- >> reporter: you're down. >> yes. >> reporter: managers say the place would normally be packed but with heavy equipment operating right out front customers are staying away. >> i used tainting through here probably several days a week and now i mean, it's been a couple weeks and i realized how are he they even staying opened with thissism bills at the nearby sts tire store is reportedly down 35 percent. new jersey state transportation officials say they've put up signs and created driveways so customers can get to the businesses and point out

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steve paulson has a cooldown for us. >> for some. thank you, claudine and dave.around the delta. if you travel -- it was crazy windy on vasco road. altamont pass -- give that out to alex. livermore's temperature, 92 tuesday. yesterday, 93. 81 today with a no doubt about it breeze. and maybe some upper 70s. that's officially at the livermore airport. it will be cooler. if it makes it that far it's going to be cooler. plenty to work with here. on shore breeze or wind. it's screaming at fairfield. 39, gusts to 40. 50s on the temps are very, very low. danville and martinez, 53. lafayette, 52. west at livermore at eight. west, southwest at sfo. and look for temperatures even in the valley. for us, cooler but gusts to 40 at the altamont pass. >> i heard you saying that. folks will want to have two hands on the steering wheel from tracy. and if you're coming up and over the altamont pass, it's quite windy this morning. this is what you'll find. we're seeing traffic beginning to build on the pass. give yourself extra time as you head out the door. traffic is starting to

and then john paulson with the advocates deal i will get into the particulars of that but i can see the attack ads coming how do you respond to that. i'm not in the speak to these gentlemen i don't really know them personally. i will simply say they are successful in their business but who is going to be more beholden to wall street. she has gotten tense if not hundreds of millions of dollars of donations from wall street and donald trump a small fraction of that. who do you trust to represent the interests of the american people. hillary who is funded by them or donald trump who has been self financed. i believe the polls right now show that they trust mister trump. hillary really has a pretty awful plan. she wants to raise taxes she wants more of the shovel ready projects. i just want to thank that they are neck and buy into that. even though it hasn't worked for the last seven years. a major players which in the gop had felt that he has made some mistakes in the convention but according to our latest poll 50% of voters trust him on the economy only 45% trust hillary clinton so is mon

. >> and 12 minutes before the 7 am our let's go to steve paulson . >> thank you. >>> low clouds andd. a little bit cooler than today. some breaks in those clouds a couple of comments, come on son a crew. i think it will. -- come on sunshine. i think it will. i don't think there will be much of a changeover. santa rosa down six from yesterday. livermore is down for palo alto in san jose will be down and 85 to 79. san francisco 66 6755 is the average and just everyday you can pencil in that. chad says son is breaking through a thin fog layer right near the border. happy border. -- happy wednesday. there's a lot more fog. this is also picking up the delta breeze. that is kind of the key. in temperatures are still hitting upper 80s in lower 90s. middle 50s, upper 50s, and heyward is 60. northbay temperatures are low 50s. and including wind and kelsey bill is a little warmer. a southeast breeze has been cranked up. southeast is 17. huge difference in the temperatures like stuff to phoenix. it is the monsoon moisture that came screaming it will not make it to seller california -- southern