sarah paulson. stormy daniels. and music from kacey musgraves. and now, from this point on, here's jimmy kimmel! zbli thank you for coming. there's a -- there's a lot going on tonight. remember when there used to be nothing going on? i miss those days. we'll begin with the ongoing saga of a high school and college student named brett kavanaugh. several of his former classmates have come forward to question whether or not he was truthful in his testimony last week, specifically on the subject of how much he used to drink. multiple classmates say they were him as a belligerent drunk, including a classmate from yale, a gentleman named chad ludington, who dropped this bombshell on cnn. >> chris dudley and brett kavanaugh and i went to a ub-40 concert. >> jimmy: holy crap, it's worse than i even imagined. if going to a ub-40 concert isn't proof that this guy has a serious lack of judgment, i don't know. those terrible reggae cover songs. how did this not come up in the background check? they went to a ba

and then there paulson comes along. tens of thousands of people looking for you all the time and not one of them will find you. i started to wonder did they really exist. where is the proof. i have to come up with a plan. he is a big artist's -- pharmaceutical company. i was prepared to stay there for weeks. it took seven minutes i was so shocked when i saw him walking by. eric paulson professor david schultz. one of the ads that puts it on the map nationally. that is a very effective ad. they have avoided town halls and that's become an issue like both of locally. one of the things i told my students in talking about this. it is humor and satire. those are hard ads to respond to. what do you sort of come back in the terms of a counter ad. does become very hard to do. it's a very creative ad. back in the '90s. jesse ventura. did very creative ads and so. statewide these type of ads are very effective. what is interesting about the ads in this race. the ads are quite negative but what i have seen which is really interest

my exclusive interview with treasury secretary hank paulson. but first susan li is standing by. >> the senate judiciary committee voted to recommend brett kavanaugh for the supreme court. they agreed to delay the vote for one week while the fbi investigates the allegations against brett kavanaugh. >> this country is being ripped apart and we have to make sure we do due diligence. i think we can have a short pause and make sure that the fbi can investigate. reporter: more trouble for tesla founder elon musk. he's being sued by the sec. tesla stock has fallen over 20% this square. the fed raising short-term interest rates for the third time this year. the fed raising rates from 2 to 2.25%. they are expected to raise rates three times in 2019. markets also finishing mixed for the month. trade and regulatory concerns. facebook is seeing its worst month in six years. the shaky september didn't stop the record bull market as markets finished in the green for the quarter. maria: the federal reserve raised interest rates this past week by a farther per

this is a wall and it's kind of like eric paulson. and tonight you can't have a conversation with its like gun violence he voted 29 times to let people on the terrorist watch list get guns and even domestic abusers. he voted 98% of the time with donald trump and won't budge on that either. i approve this message. however you? >> what's behind that, explain that. >> representation is with the truck around the district and i listenelisten to people and thet common complaint in the conversation i have with people is the lack of the accessibility and ho however tom hall meeting until this very campaign one day it doesn't appear in public and it's one of only three debates in the closed environments. for the candidates to spend as much time in front of people as possible, and the fact that voters in the district hasn't had one opportunity to see the congressman engaged side-by-side being asked questions by people who wish to hear from us is a dereliction of duty. >> every one knows that i'm accessible, so whether it is the town hall meetin

an internal privacy review of the system jack paulson resigned from google in august after the intercept reported that a group of the internet giant staffers were secretly working on a search engine for china that would remove content about subjects that's just human rights democracy peaceful protest and religion i view our intent to capitulate to censorship and surveillance demands in exchange for access to the chinese market as a forfeiture of our values and governmental negotiating position across the globe paulson told his bosses right away putting into cultural silos intellectual silos being essentially this is a postpartum lab test tube baby other words you're born. through means that would be natural the zygote is created in the womb your birth into this reality a test tube baby is done artificially what china and google want to do are postpartum test tube babies they want to target the entire population and turn it into a glass wall blinder blinkered non understanding non seeing blog that they can see down there call it like ducks in a fog while farm and then steal the liver and

. >>> we have the aftermath on michael and steve paulson is following the remnants of the storm and ray bogan is in one of the hardest hit areas in florida. >> the sun has come up, it's important, there was a curfew was from sunset to sunrise, now, it's up, people are trying to come back and see the damage. this is what is left of one of the very popular local bars here, if you look closely you can see a refrigerator, a sink, a couple of tables, it's one of the many buildings that has been crumbled down to the foundation. >> days residents walk the streets of mexico beach, florida, they're taking stock of what little is left. >> you get stunned when you so much, the house is of just 1200 people has been turned inside out and flattened. >> total devastation, it's a piece of property, if it isn't, you know, got something wrong with it, it's leveled. >> authorities warned of dangerous winds and the storm delivered. >> it came ashore with winds sustained at 155 miles per hour, much of the damage was caused by the massive blasts of water. joan vicars was in her home. >> i saw trees going by,

say oh my god this is horrifying that this happens in china but the exact same thing happens here paulson said that the dragon-fly system that google is developing for china contain code to ensure only chinese government approved air quality data would be returned stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for them. for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back to the kaiser report imax jazzers i'm not certain ellen brown author of web of debt and she's also a public bank activist who is part of a much larger group of activists with a success story right here in los angeles own brown welcome back thanks max all right this is a fantastic suggestion up on what's up winning here in los angeles voters will get a chance in november on the option of having a public being. about the measure ok well i'd say it's actually a measure to get a charter amendment a city charter has a provision that says that the

i'm dave clark and steve paulson made it too, and we have weather. >> i barely made it. patchy fog near the coast, the rain, there's nothing here yet, you'll probably like today. 50s on the temperatures, it will be cooler with the lack of fog, we'll have some patchy fog, 40s on the temperatures, everything is close, there's a huge difference here. look for patchy fog, give way and temperatures will be bumping up a little today. 60s, 70s, mid-70s, upper 70s to some low 80s. >> it's friday, with friday on my mind, you seem happy? >> it's all a dream. >> thank you, steve. r the most part we have some good conditions, i do want to mention that the traffic is moving along very well. this is highway 24 westbound getting out to the tunnel, that looks pretty good, westbound 80, we have some road work on 80 westbound between the hercules area in richmond and here we are, traffic here is looking okay as you drive out to the maze, however if you're driving on the stretch, give yourself plenty of time. this is highway 4, you can see traffic is doing well. you can see this, 580 throu

storm surge, 13 feet and let's check in with steve paulson. so many people have decided to stay behind. >> it was a category two and now category four. wind still climbing and 145 and rightly show we should warn them. it continues to move north at 30 miles an hour. a couple of times we've had the stall out and that causes all kinds of problems and so far it marches near panama city, 100 miles from there. tornado watches are out for the northeast quadrant. usually when it comes on shore that is a byproduct. the storm surge will be a hued -- a huge impact and tide gauges measuring 4 feet to 6 feet and it looks like in the next five and a half or six hours of hurricane michael should make landfall in the florida peninsula. for us it will be cooler. cooler and breezy. you knows -- you know those two. 60s and 70s. we see temperatures slide back and it looks like there will be a rebound weatherwise in our future. we have a little system clipping us down here. that is not down the ridge. a few 40s but a lot of 50s. mid 50s, low 50s and santa cruz mou

>>> thanks for waking up with us on thursday, october 11, i'm pam cook, lets check in with steve paulson for our weather and what is now a tropical storm. >> the tropical storm is going past georgia into south carolina and into where they don't need rain, north carolina, it will continue to accelerate pretty rapidly. that's the good news, it's moving quick. it's the main factor, that it's moving fast and didn't stall out. for us, the weather continues to be about the same. you go to warmer, there are signs of that, we'll get to that in 10 minutes or so. hopefully, sal, things are quiet. are you there? , hello? , good morning. >> steve, is that you? >> it is me. >>morning to you, steve. moving altamont pass itself has had slow traffic, not the approach, the altamont pass, this is what that's a little different, usually the backup starts on 205, lets iit looks good at the tracy triangle which was right here, we had slowing because that's because of road work right there. if this means little to you, it's not your commute. we'll be watching it for you. once you get to dublin, it looks good,

. >> good morning, i'm dave clark, and steve paulson made it too. >> we're going to sal too, sal made it here too. happy friday. >> same to you guys, happy friday to both of you. we're looking at the tracy supercommute and if you're in tracy on 205 or 580, it looks good, there's a little bit of road work there, it's typical, there's been no major problems though as you drive through, you can see traffic looks good to livermore and pleasanton 680, this is exactly what you want to see at all of the way out to castro valley. this is 880 north and southbound. the work here hasn't been a factor, it's done and traffic is moving along nicely. you can get up to downtown oakland. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is moving along nicely with no major problems. at 4:01, lets go back to the desk. >> you can go to me, sal. >> 4:01, lets go to steve paulson. >>> there are clouds around and today will be better than yesterday. the humidity is getting knocked out of here as a weak system came by yesterday and brought rain down to northern sonoma county. now, it's breezy

. >> steve paulson, you know who we are, do you know about our weather for a tours. >> you're steve paulsoneezy and upper 70s, a lot of sunshine today, and mostly cloudy morning yesterday, higher clouds, but they're long gone. the humidity is not that low, it will be today into wednesday, gusts at higher elevations, north and east bay hills, 45 to 55 miles per hour. high pressure is here and will kick in for a while. we'll end october on a sunny and dry note. there are many locations reporting a north wind. it's in the napa county and big rock and novato and humidity is not that bad. it's 40% and not 10 to 15%, 30s to 60s, and tracy, 44 livermore, that's a huge difference, 56 in berkeley and around the bay, you can

lets check in with steve paulson and see how we're looking this thursday morning. >> we have a quick wrap up, tropical storm is moving along fast, northeast at 21 miles per hour, that's good, the last thing they want is any more rain especially north carolina. they'll get their fair share tonight. they'll have it out in the atlantic by later today and tomorrow. there's an area of low pressure on the east coast and there's cool air, whos and -- 40s and 50s and danville and pleasanton, it's close for others. 50, and patchy low clouds, it will be sunny and mostly sunny and highs will be similar to yesterday. 60s and 70s, tomorrow looks a little warmer. all right, here's sal, 5:00 in the morning, tell us what the traffic is? >> good, mike mibach is in here early. he drove to work without any traffic, how does that feel? >> very smooth i like it. >> that's what we have, very smooth traffic out there. lets gun with the altamont pass, we have slowing that starts very early in the morning on the altamont pass, it's not so smooth here on 205 and 580, some has been brought on by road work in t

season. >> we are at the shark tank dow "ktvu fox 2" news. >> it is surprisingly muggy and steve paulson will tell us when it will change. >> we have showers and its rainbow weather for some. rain like crazy west of petaluma and the sun is out and that means rainbow and you can see the band that went through petaluma a couple of hours ago and it continues to march north and in mendocino they are getting good activity here. it's developing up to will it. isolated showers and shower activity still here. a little bit down toward santa cruz, santa cruz mountains coming in from watsonville. a couple of little guys popping up. certainly out to the van it -- valley and santa clara valley. look at these valley and east of us and they might sneak through contra costa county. finally, a look at the development from central california to l.a. it. it will be lit up for the tempe you are caught in the rain storm. 81 in las vegas and 60s and and southern california moisture streaming north and there's not a lot to it. i-5 could be a lot of activity reported there heading northward up toward sacramento

be real growth paulson or is rough and tumble remarks have exposed in deep and divisions in brazilian society ahead of the election thousands protested his candidacy in cities across the country. now a car accident in new york state is being described by officials as the deadliest in the u.s. in nearly a decade the accident happened on saturday in the car park of a shopping center a two thousand and one ford excursion limousine drove through a stop sign at an intersection colliding with the parked has to be two pedestrians were killed as well as all eighteen people traveling in the limo it's unknown if any of the passengers were wearing safety belts one witness said the crash sounded like an explosion new york's governor has expressed his sympathy for the victims as well as praising the actions of the emergency responders. well those are the headlines for this hour thank you for joining us on r.t. international here with all the latest my colleague rory sushi will be with you thirty minutes. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when y

. >> i am dave clark and steve paulson will be here to tell us if everything is cool today. >> your halloween forecast, no issues there and it will cool off fast and otherwise we are looking for clear skies. today higher clouds continue to zoom in with breeze is gher elevations and tonight we have a fire weather watch and that takes us into wednesday. the possibility that this might be upgraded is dry and higher elevations at north east bay hills recording gate north, mostly clear that the cloud cover being painted more to the north and a mix of high clouds, northwest santa rosa and nevada you see gusts to 20 miles an hour and costs 27 not far away. running 10 degrees cooler. concord minus eight and if it feels cooler it is. we have a mix of sun and clouds and the coolest day we see the cloud cover ready to swing in and look for some of that to play better this afternoon. 60s and 70s and it will be nice warming up starting tomorrow. cell, 6:01 a.m. good, bad or indifferent. >> crank up on a monday. >> steve, good morning to you. right now we are looking at slow traffic out there for sure and

steve paulson is here with the weather. >>> we are going with not quiet, that's for sure. rain over the weekend to the north and the next system is up about 500 miles or so and it pushes and some high and mid- level clouds. not any rain associated yet but it should get with this evening and if itstays clothes enough we will get rain and go south and looking where to go. all the moisture into southern california and you can see the cloud cover moves in and 56 is a mild pattern and there is not much of a breeze but it should turn southerly and 54 degrees in truckee and don't expect much but there is our system as it inches closer we develop rain tonight and if it does go south some of these will have to trim way back and for now we go late tonight into tuesday. 60, 70 to near 80 for some. ally is here and tells us hopefully things are quiet. >> my traffic report isn't as dynamic as your weather, steve. there is not much going on on the road. take a look at the commute from the north face. if you are coming on westbound 83 valeo and the bridge you have no problems and it's gr

. >> steve paulson, you know who we are, do you know about our weather for a tours. >> you're steve paulson, breezy and upper 70s, a lot of sunshine today, and mostly cloudy morning yesterday, higher clouds, but they're long gone. the humidity is not that low, it will be today into wednesday, gusts at higher elevations, north and east bay hills, 45 to 55 miles per hour. high pressure is here and will kick in for a while. we'll end october on a sunny and dry note. there are many locations reporting a north wind. it's in the napa county and big rock and novato and humidity is not that bad. it's 40% and not 10 to 15%, 30s to 60s, and tracy, 44 livermore, that's a huge difference, 56 in berkeley and around the bay, you can see 58 in oakland hills, berkeley lab at 55 and the city is at 55 and no rain to the north a bit yesterday, but it's long gone. and the high pressure decided to hang out in california for a while. 60s and 70s, and upper 80s tomorrow. >>> more issues at 580. >> yes, we have two lanes taken away because of an earlier chase investigation where a vehicle hit the center median, ch

the florida gulf coast and we will check in with him in just a moment and let's check in with steve paulson. >> wind in the 145-mile an hour category north at 13. it continues to march along fast. near panama city, destin and the florida panhandle is the track. the tornado watch is out for the northeast quadrant and once it moves on shore it will probably be an issue. the storm surge could be the biggest issue here and there have been indications already and eight to 12 feet as we move on shore and probably the noon hour. a possibility it could strengthen and the pressure continues to deepen. not done yet. for us it's cooler and we are looking for cooler, breezy pattern with highs in the 60s and 70s and we have more about that in 10 minutes. here is sal telling us about the traffic. >>> steve, it is getting busier out there. now that we are in the 6:00 hour you will notice it more. let's talk about the traffic. the bay bridge approach is slow backed up with the 15-20 minute delay. getting to 80 past the coliseum looks decent. this doesn't slow down later but right now we are looking good an

chinese market as a forfeiture of our values and governmental negotiating position across the globe paulson told his bosses right away putting into cultural silos intellectual silos being essentially this is a postpartum lab test tube baby other words you're born. through means that would be natural the zygote is created in the womb you're birthed into this reality a test tube baby is done artificially with china and google want to do our pose. part of the test tube babies they want to take the entire population and turn it into a glass wall blinder blinkered non understanding non seeing blog that they can see down there call it like ducks in a fog while farm and then steal the liver and kidney for you know a few bucks right there treating us like jungle now this should be discouraged obviously because it's a direct repudiation of every single word in the frickin constitution this is true exactly this was happening in china i don't know if they have a constitution but we do here and the fact that most people are very happy to get outraged about stuff that happens in other countries so i see

steve paulson tracking the storm path heading towards the carolinas. but let's checin

now, 6:04, steve paulson has the tuesday morning weather. >> i do indeed. it's quiet, and paul says good morning, steve, good morning paul: g paul: >>> 25 in truckee, 27 in south lake tahoe. heavenly incline, 39 degrees, and so it's cooler, but not cold cold. there's a system approaching, it's sweeping in the low clouds and we'll have high and midlevel clouds, any rain would be fort bragg north and it doesn't look to be much. low and high clouds are bringing us a few low clouds and 60s and 70s. it's been a rainy month for arizona and new mexico, the beat goes on, another low in southern california and giving them another round of clouds and rain. napa airport is 40, and it's 52 with los altos and los altos hills, it's 48 cool degrees, you're looking at partly sunny and partly cloudy. and high pressure will build into the 70s today. allie rasmus is here now, anything new to report or just the usual. >> reporter: new fender benders here and there. the early years have been cleared. it's a mixed bag for folks out there especially in the east bay. 880 at the pa

then paulson comes along.ow can you have tens of thousands of people looking for you all the time an not one of them find you. i started to wonder. does he really exist. most likely place to find him is at a big pharmaceutical company. take it from me, big foot, eric paulson really exists. >> i think it's good. it's well done. >> it's well done. it's very clever. the problem is i never really pegged big foot for a conspiracy theorists and to be honest, i don't believe him. yo i don't think the congressman exists. >> they are trying to say here is a congressman down with special sbrinterests but it's b foot pushing it. >> i get what they were doing. from a comedy standpoint, i think it's okay. from a political standpoint, i'm not sure. s >> you're not sure they landed. >> you're in the pocket of big interest or special interest. the thing we hear all the time is talking point that's heard from both sides and this is an original way to package it. >> you like how original it is. >> samuel l. jackson on kitty lit

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paulson. i didn't realize you were here today. i would have recognized you. >> tim paulson, chairman of the terrific building and trades council. thank you, supervisor for putting what occurred over the course of the last weekend. we were in negotiations over the weekend to get a letter of intent. and just to let you know what a letter of intent is, this is what biebnds us to sit down and negotiate an actual project labor agreement, which will be all talked about the same way you are talking about the exclusionary housing. we know we're not going to be breaking ground on this in the next six months or so. we're going to continue to negotiate in good faith. i want to thank building for becoming partners with us at two minutes to 1:30 today. >> president cohen: thank you for your diligences. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is michael ibanez. [inaudible] >> i'm strongly opposing the change of zoning which is happening in 700 innes avenue block, and i'm honestly surprised with the discussions which i hear, because today, we're

face left wing candidate hernando dodd in the run off in three weeks a daughter's worn voters that paulson r.-o. is a threat to democracy also coming up who are a great group of for me and my son was always together let down when he was always with me why did we get so transit that day. we follow one plus time is running out to avert a global climate disaster a new landmark report warns the world has reached a tipping point and says the next few years could be the most important in human history. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us and welcome far right candidate fireball so naro has won the first round of brazil's presidential election he secured about forty seven percent of the vote in sunday's a ballot sending him to a second round runoff later this month dubbed a tropical trump because of his nationalist brazil first agenda also naro ran on the promise of a jailing crooked politicians and giving police free rein. to shoot drug traffickers he said to face the leftist candidate hernando dodd who took about twenty nine percent of the ballot dollars warned his opponents hard

in the minneapolis suburb, republican congressman eric paulson is struggling to hang on. congressman won by double digits in 2016. >> i've gotten things signed into law. >> reporter: now paulson's opponent, democrat dean phillips, is betting voters want something different this year. >> i'll say that there's -- the winds of change are blowing. >> reporter: phillips, a wealthy salesman, drives around the district in this vintage milk truck. >> hey. >> reporter: made in 1960, the last time a democrat held this congressional seat. why do you think that you have so much of a shot of winning this after so many years? >> i'm on a mission to build a bigger tent, celebrate the best of democratic principles. >> reporter: the first-time candidate inspired to run for office after president trump won. >> i'm disappointed in how he acts. i was frankly appalled by the outcome of that last election. >> reporter: if phillips wins, it will be because of swing voters like karen jensen who plans to vote against paulson, a republican. >> he is aligning so much with the trump administration a

if phillips wins, it will be because of swing voters like karen jensen who plans to vote against paulsonng so much with the trump administration and that agenda. that has kind of turned me off. >> while president trump is hemorrhaging support in the suburban third district, it's a different story in the rural 8th. just a few miles to the north stretching from the suburb's edge to the iron range. >> this is really a blue collar common sense conservative district, a hardworking people. >> this open seat where a democrat is retiring is a rare chance for republicans to flip a district from blue to red. >> in our district, we feel very comfortable with what the president has been doing with his economic policies and what have you. >> pete stauber is an excop and hockey player. >> pete is a great guy. you've got to get him a victory. great guy. >> a rare bright spot for republicans in the midterms because this district is still trump country. >> he tends to be a little brash sometimes, but he gets things done, and when he says he's going to do something, he takes care of it. >> craig, you can

steve paulson tracking the storm path heading towards the carolinas. but let's check in with ray bogan live in florida with a look at the damage. >> i just heard you talking about the damage to the west near mexico beach. and panama city beach and it is absolutely devastating, but one of the big problems right now is the road closures. i put in my gps how to figure out to get from here to mexico beach. the possibility to look at the damage. it says there are no accessible routes to mexico beach. that is what my gps told me. that is a bad road closures are. and 80 mile stretch of interstate 10 is close. highway 98, the coastal highway from here to tallahassee is closed. have not gotten an update on the two bridges that go from apalachicola to eastpointe at apalachicola to the three barrier islands off of the coast. we will find out but road closures will be a big one for people trying to get around the panhandle and if you look at the damage, overall, the biggest reports we are getting our trees that are fallen and apalachicola. we have spoke with one f

steve paulson is on assignment and he has the weather forecast.knows everything that you need to know. >>> will there be any more wind events? maybe on the weekend, not as strong as sunday. after today it will be quiet. there will be a westerly breeze and there will not be a north and northeast. it is breezy on the warm side, the temperatures look nice and the coast, the bay, inland everything looking nice. the fog will come back. the highest elevations get the wind advisory going for about another hour. northwestern, north wind gusts up to 25 and the higher elevations getting up to 30. the low marshes into new mexico. also colorado. we will see the wind started to tailor off. it will be nice. for 80s to 70s on the temperatures and everything will level off. foster city is 61. 62 from menlo park and woodside, 64 in the hills and the seneca, 64, union city, 62. if you can see, it is variable but it goes towards the northwest which allows us to cool off a little bit. the decrease in the breeze and that opens the door to cool it off. today's about su

then eric paulson comes along. i mean, how can you have tens of thousands of people looking for you all the time and not one of them find you? i started to wonder. did erik paulsen really exist? >> the most likely place to find him is at a big pharmaceutical company. so take it from me, big foot. erik paulsen really exists. >> i mean, it's good. . i think it's funny. it's well done. >> it's well done. it's very clever. the problem is i never really had big foot for a conspiracy theorist. to be honest, i don't believe him. i don't think the congressman exists. >> the ad's weird for a couple of reasons. you make an important point. they're trying to say here's an incumbent who's down with special interests, but it's big foot who is pushing the conspiracy. >> yes, yeah. to be honest, hey, listen i get what they were doing. from a comedy standpoint, i think it's, you know, okay. from a political standpoint, i'm not sure. i'm not sure if you get the point. >> you're not sure if they landed it? >> i like it because you'r

. >>> lets check in with meteorologist steve paulson, it's amazing numbers. >> these are a couple of them coming in, downtown santa rosa, 1 inch and a third, that's impressive, some areas have in the had a drop. sonoma county and mendocino county, there is been near two inches. these areas have all had good rain. the plume of moisture or the bands just chemical going almost like a train effect from san francisco, it was the marin coast right up 101 santa rosa up to lake county and manned seen owe county. this is off to napa county. we have let up, this is on the southwest marin coast. the bands are there and embedded within that are pockets of rain showers, the problem is this low is not moving. it's stable and cut off, there's nothing to kick it along, look at the enhancement off of the san mateo coast it, continues to live northward. this is an area where you might get a let up. you can see this up on the marin coast. this low should finally kick in by tonight. if i east and south. very mild with sun breaks in there with the 70s, 60s for some, even up in truckee, it's 64 degrees, a

keeps many companies away who's better equipped to fight something like that well the promise of mr paulsonon it is to. fight corruption as has it been of other governments but at this point everybody knows of this process going on and all of jailing politicians jailing. also. i think the corruption issue is a process that will be improving over time but brazil has a high potential so i think investors are ready to invest when the conditions are favorable or a cable improving over time doesn't sound all that optimistic how much hope is there that there will be change what a business is saying to you about investing in brazil. well they are quite confident that whoever will be the next president he has to of prove himself and send out a signal of such their favor or for the business community so most of the companies which are a member of our chamber they are here for more than hundred years you see this is not a new some call is one of the largest german and vestment concentration overseas so it's just a matter of time that things will be better and the conditions should be favorable from o

and here's steve paulson. >> thank you sir. >>> it's still loading that graphic. that's the problem. paul up in sierra ville, testimony show us, i do believe. do believe. you have mail. all right. paul: all right. paul: yes, i was partial to it, but we have thick morning fog out there, hazy and warmer today. 60s to 70s to near 80 degrees, a lot of 70s, two days ago, we continue the theme, 70s to upper 70s, and livermore will go with 80 degrees, patchy fog and some of it is thick, certainly on the golden gate bridge and sfo and napa airport and livermore, where is the rain and seattle and portland you can get the fair share, temperatures 53, a lot of 50s here, and mid 50s to outbound i don't know city. those are warmer than a couple of days ago, 20 in truckee, and 47 here. and temperatures are on the way up hereafter the fog burns up. upper 70s low 80s inland. we're not setting records inland. it looks nice the next couple of days. we have thick fog in the morning and it gets out of here and temperatures creep up a bit. low 80s as we head into the weekend, friday a

popularity of his mentor the former president the candidate has warned voters not to be swayed by paulson and what he's an empty figure who hasn't contributed for thirty years and he's going to contribute to brazil night the two main candidates could not be more different their vision some key issues such as pension reform and labor laws are polar opposites it's expected that both. will face each other again in a runoff vote on october twenty eighth. a spectacular clash in germany's bonus thing on saturday with the league leaders borussia dortmund facing a plucky books i don't have course been the in-form team this season but the seven goal thriller was anything but plain sailing and again it was super sub. who made the difference for them. despite his proven scoring record a packer thayer wasn't in the starting line up coach museums are giving maximum phillip a not instead member on the front foot from the get go marco voice with this chance on fifteen minutes. out particularly dangerous from set pieces philip max setting up alfredsson bogus in for his fourth goal of the season. down axe

. >> it felt humid around the bay area and we'll check in with our meteorologist steve paulson for details on how long it will last. >> one of the highlights for fleet week for so many as the blue angels get ready to practice this afternoon. >>> a u.s. service member was killed in action in afghanistan. the death is under investigation. the military hasn't said how this happened. it was during a combat operation. named of the service member hasn't been released pending next of kin. this is the 7th american killed in action in afghanistan this year. >>> and a deadly shooting in south carolina that killed one officer and injured 6 others. we are learning about a suspect, a social media post, he said he was a competitive marks man. and frederick talk about taking his 12-year-old to the shooting range and he faces charges of killing one police officer and injuring the six others. he's been charged with several minor crimes in the last four years. hopkins is in the hospital after falling on his head at some point during his stand off with problems. >>> well, believe it or not, we're running coo

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we'll start with steve paulson. >> thank you very much. sunny and nice this morning, it's much colder this morning. not nearly the breeze, look at the temperature, it's minus 22 degrees compared to this time yesterday. double digits santa rosa, sfo and fairfield, and mountain view, minus 8 and taking the dog out, yeah, there's a little chill, a bit to the morning air compared to yesterday. the breeze is holding the temperatures up. we still have the direction in the upper atmosphere, the surface turned a little bit. it was a howling wind in the delta, it's very calm, it takes air flow, low pressure is down in the south, high pressure to the north. it looks like it's stuck. santa rosa is at 39, napa airport was 39, now, 41. 46 for livermore and son veil, 42 for danville it's close for san an

steve paulson will guide us through what i hope will be warmer temperatures to come. >> by the weekend, gasia. lets wrap up tropical storm michael. it's flying, yesterday it was making landfall and now it's up into north carolina. the wind is 50 miles per hour and you can see it's gone through georgia and south carolina, now, it's right over north carolina which is taking the brunt of too much rain. at least it's moving fast and it should clear the area in a couple of hours, it looks like it's going to fly out of the picture, look at the warnings and watches, some are for flash flood warnings and watches and wind advisories, there's plenty going on in north carolina and virginia. the system is tracking fast and it looks like by tonight into friday, it will start to make its move and head into the atlantic, at least it didn't slow down or stall. that's the good news, it's kind of quiet out there, we had a low cloud deck, most of that is burning off, the system just is rotating around. this has brought in cooler air, there's a hint of fall in there, no doubt about it with the cooler temp

here is what hank paulson had to say.ank: we don't have the authority we need outside of the banking system. all these things are predictable having any kind of a major financial crisis. one hand, it is so important to him authorities -- to the authorities. i wish we had a few more protections. alix: what do you think? >> with all due respect to secretary paulson. he has the industry well but there have been a lot of changes that affect asset managers. rules related to money market funds. we have to remember asset managers are not banks. they are different from broker-dealers. the role they play create a different scheme and we have to be cautious about trying to impose bank regulations on asset managers. i think regulators, the fsb, they have thought about that now and pulled back. alix: but what about the shadow banking conversation? loans by jefferies, kkr, leverage loans there and things they had to pull back because of regulation. is there a risk their? -- there? aboutn regulators talk shadow banking, what are they m

treasury hank paulson is familiar with global economic risk.g led the financial crisis in 2008, he sees serious long-term risks in the u.s. trade war with china. him, and hewith shared insight into the relationship between the two largest economies. >> we are dealing with a different china than even a few years ago, so china is now an economic competitor to the united states and a security competitor to the united states. it is using its capacities and capabilities to exert influence in long-standing spheres of u.s. influence. china isonomic side, almost a $14 trillion economy, and it has not opened up like it should. i think it is untenable for china to continue to say the world to keep its markets open for china, but if china is not going to open up for foreign companies. so, there is a lot going on. that thisly believe trade war does not benefit anyone. is ahe tariff impasse serious thing. >> knowing china's leadership the way you do, is there a better way to get them to open markets than they are doing now? >> i do not think there is an eas

popularity of his mentor the former president the candidate has warned voters not to be swayed by paulson and what he's an empty figure who hasn't contributed for thirty years and he's going to contribute to brazil ny the two main candidates could not be more different their visions on key issues such as pension reform and labor laws are polar opposites it's expected that both sinatra and her dad will face each other again in a runoff vote on october twenty. second germany's going to sleep for the reigning champions by in munich having lost to berlin just over a week ago the side only drew its midweek champions league tie and now yesterday there was a heavy loss at home in munich. mounting talk of a crisis at the club after another shock defeat. oh boy and were desperate for victory but glad bus came to munich in fun call scoring form. the band after just ten minutes allison play are delivered with a bang. of the a superb strike from the new signing the frenchman's fifth goal in as many games of them and well neuer are left with little chance of six minutes later by instead he got worse y