steve paulson all right.do have a lot more in the way of sunshine on the menu today because the upper low, which gave us the cloud cover on the weekend, it's left behind a byproduct of fog and low clouds. but high and mid-level clouds are out of the picture. gradual warming here. and i do mean after an unseasonably cool pattern on the weekend, 73 on saturday and concord, 77 sunday, we'll go 83 today keep it in the mid 80s through wednesday. by thursday and friday should be pushing the upper 80s here. santa rosa redwood city, livermore and san jose up. we go from the highs on sunday to today, 80, 79, 82 and 80 near averaged a little bit below. it was all about the sierra northeast california northern sacramento valley, redding, mount shasta lassen, mendocino county, also into lake county. thunderstorm activity going just bonkers on the lee side. and it was actually started on friday with some rain on 50 and 80, a pretty good thunderstorm activity up there. the heavier amounts. now, there were some locations, b

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steve paulson. steve, we got a lot of moisture in the air. we do indeed. and boy, there's going to be a lot all the way into about sunday. it has begun. northern california, also up in northeast california and near tahoe, truckee, especially as you head up towards northeast california, just south of susanville here. look at this. quincy, over to portola. you can see some of that activity is beginning to pick up. that's just a sign of things to come. there could easily be some two inch amounts in those areas and also along 50 and 80, as we head into friday and saturday. and sunday, 50 60s on the temps and noticeably cooler here, 61 truckee, 60 65. upper low is actuallyis at tracking a little bit more to the west which means it's over water has a little more to work with instead of just coming over land, which would probably be more of a wind producer. now, this doesn't mean it's just one forecast projection, but it does show over a quarter inch at livermore. that would not surprise me, especially out in eastern solano contra costa county, maybe up to napa a

let's check in with steve paulson right now.might be a little bit gloomy, i would say gloomy is a good word. a lot of gray over the bay, as we like to say there. unless you're up above it or you just don't get the fog or rarely. but this is a big fog bank for september. i mean, the fog is june gloom, whatever you want to call it. and it's not going anywhere for probably a while here. 50s for a few, but 60s for most. i mean, some of the low, especially on the peninsula, 61, sunnyvale, stanford 62. san carlos, sfo 64. hayward 62. i mean, we have higher body temperatures which makes a huge difference on those temps along with a little southeast breeze for some lows this morning. truckee dropped a 30. now they're 37. south lake tahoe, tahoe dropped to 34. now they're 38. and we have 57 up in uk. i think low clouds made it there. a couple of things going on. that low to the west southwest of us is hanging around for about five days as the high builds up into the pacific northwest. so fog, sun, a cooler friday and the cooling is going

so steve paulson is right here. you know, as we say, all the if all the world's a stage, we want better lighting. and i think we got it. we got it. the angels are singing. yeah, there you go. we have a pretty good fog bank out there, but it's going to burn off sooner. we had a cooldown yesterday. today we'll get a quick pop on the temps here. of course, the outliers always sjc being too warm, but otherwise we are looking for fog on the coast and it'll burn off and then temperatures will jump up. and we are looking for temperatures that will be above average here, except closer to the coast. they'll be near average. but livermore at 88, santa rosa, 86. san jose 80. all right. i think sal's there. so we'll say good morning and steve . good morning to you. right now we do have a nice looking commute around the bay area. even when there are crashes, we don't have a lot going on. we've seen a pretty good commute here on sunol grade and also at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is light. so right now we're getting a very nice

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steve paulson's here. plenty of low clouds outside our studio.t's going to lead to a little cooler pattern. 50 60s on the temps yesterday had a little warm up, not too much, but about 3 to 5 degrees today. i think we'll take that amount off some of the forecast highs we're seeing much larger fog bank. so a sweet little cooler thursday cooling really will be kind of kicking in. more on friday into the weekend. but bigger fog bank, sunny breezy, cooler for most unless you just don't get any fog or low clouds. but temperatures 60s and 70s to 80 near average to slightly below. all right. sal is here. it's still the bay bridge, i take it. yeah you know, whenever there's something on the bay bridge, it usually kind of makes it slower for at least an hour after everything is gone. and here we are, a lot of slow traffic. things are moving better. but we had a motorcycle crash last hour between, let's say i don't know, it started at 515 or so. it was cleared shortly before six. but here we are 30 minutes later and we're still recovering from that. the bay

check in with steve paulson. very cool air overnight. i did my window test and it was very nice to keep that nice fresh air in. so you give it the thumbs up, then? i do, yes. yes. it's another i mean, if you're. well inland. yeah. it gets warm too. maybe hot, but otherwise it's 60, 70 and we end up with 80s. we're starting with 50s and 60s over cast more now. palo alto, san jose say cloudy already. so there's a big fog bank in place. it's a stratus coil, as we like to say. so 60s, 70s and 80s. all right. i'm going to think. 80 picking up cones. that's happening. and there's not a lot of slow traffic out there. steve, you're absolutely you're absolutely right. traffic is moving along very well. let's talk about 880, because just now as i sat down, i got word of a crash reported southbound 880in the fremont area and they're trying to find it. but it is southbound 880, a little bit farther south near cushing parkway onramp, which is near auto mall. so they don't even have it's so new that the icon hasn't even flashed in yet, but it's right

let's check in with steve paulson.rming up or cooling down this week? a little of both. pamela dave? a little of both. there's a quiet pattern. for september. we had the cooldown over the weekend, a little spin in the atmosphere. you can see that kind of tracking right across. not much. call it a little vorticity. maximum there will be a quiz on friday, just so you 50s on the temps. for most north bay. can we get some 40s? i think so. so close. 51 for windsor. sebastopol's in there. fairfax and lake anita's at 52. san anselmo's in there. so before everything's done nights, getting a little longer now sonoma also at 5239, truckee 41, south lake tahoe, a mammoth at 38. reno briefly dropped to 43 yesterday morning, currently at 50. all quiet here. there's just not a lot going on. some fog, but we had more yesterday. it's going to be a fight between high pressure coming in from the desert southwest and these systems to the north. and we are caught in between. so for a couple of days, maybe kind of leveling off a degree or

let's check in with steve paulson. definitely heated up in the afternoon yesterday but then the winds picked up so it'll be cooler today. yes. okay. nice warm day yesterday and cooler today. fog bank is beginning to make its move here and it's much, much bigger than yesterday. there was little to nothing yesterday. that's not the case today. 50s on the temps here, it's hard to see. we had a few high clouds in the morning and that was it. but the fog and low clouds are making their push. so temperatures cooling down 60s and 70s and now low to mid 80s. all right, sal, is here. i don't know, picking up cones on 80, maybe thomas dolby , your mic was out briefly. go ahead. say it again. low to mid 80s like thomas dolby. atmos dolby. good one. good one. there you go. all right. good morning. you know what? we're quiet right now. we've had a little bit of slowing near the altamont pass, which is typical. but for the most part, the bay bridge and commutes right here in the center of the bay are doing very well. this is a look

let's check in with steve paulson. some clear skies. one day here. well yesterday inland, but today as well. then it will cool down tomorrow. 50 in santa rosa, palo alto, 51. there's a band of high clouds coming in now. this is associated with that moisture to the west, southwest, not a lot, just the peninsula kind of taking aim. so probably around santa cruz. santa cruz mountain, santa clara valley. boy they were lit up on saturday and we're not expecting that today. but for most the majority, you can soak up the sun and mostly clear morning. not much fog at all. mostly sunny initial band of some higher clouds, but 7280s and 90s. all right sal is here the vallejo better or you want to go to highway four or what vallejo is better steve if you know if we know anyone who's coming in from sacramento know there may be hung up in vacaville westbound 80 west of midway there's a brand new injury accident there and that's going to hold people up so if you know someone who is expected to join you coming in from, let's say, davis through vacavill

steve paulson, what do you say? i think you weighed in on the 19 that mitchell's ice cream in front of me. i could eat a gallon of it. yeah. stuff is. yes. yeah yeah. the leash, as we say. yes. we went from 70mph. tropical system yesterday to a category four. i think it's just it's right on the cusp. 155 we'll have to get to 157 to be category five. but still, that's impressive. remarkable intensification in 24 hours. the good news, though, it's heading out to sea. so only marine interests, fishing interests are, you know, boating interests. and hopefully everybody sees that. but nothing for land. however, once it moves into colder water, some of that moisture is going to recurve and it looks like come in just as high and mid-level moisture. but could generate a little bit of activity about southern sierra, fresno, south. that would not be until late sunday into early next week. if you're going down to southern california, very quiet pattern. that's good for us. quiet is good for us. usually that's not the way it is

let's check in with steve paulson this morning.ng the weather changes for this week and what we can expect today. hey, steve. i was too busy looking at weather stuff. oh, weather stuff. you want to toss to me again, andre? go ahead. here's steve paulson with a look at your forecast. thank you, andre and gasia. appreciate that. we do have some low clouds, but nothing compared to what we had on the weekend, that's for sure. i mean, there's still some that are kind of dancing around, but noticeable breaks. so our nice september continues. i'll tell you, i mean, you know, we're not used to this, but, you know, it's okay. it's all right. we don't want any more offshore wind events. san rafael, pleasant hill, san mateo, san jose, all up on the arrows. not a lot, but a little bit. 77, 79, 77 and san jose at a soft, soft 80, 60. most already we did have a couple of low 50s mill valley stanford campus napa airport were 51, 52 and 53, starting to bounce off those morning lows, 30 in truckee, south lake tahoe and mammoth all this morning now

let's bring steve paulson back in. thank you. if you're heading to the hardly strictly bluegrass, i would take a jacket clouds increasing fog is rapidly moving in. it's going to be an autumn like day. cool i only went 66 and i think temperature drops pretty fast here when that fog bank roars in, the city cools off pretty fast. the low dropping down. i'm choking myself up. pam there we go. okay, now i feel better. you know, you do. 35 weather hits. it's on one of one of them's going to get you for cast rain late tonight. tomorrow. and then the wind speeds already beginning to crank up a little bit. snow in the mounds, 8000ft. the heavier snow looks to be down towards tioga pass mammoth. but there will be some on the higher peaks around tahoe. i think we'll we'll focus on that as well. much cooler in the mountains as you if you're going up there, i would think rain up until probably the passes and then above that. yes, maybe. but not at lake level. or if you're heading into reno, but it will be cooler and there will be some rain up

speaking of doing very well, let's go to steve paulson at 419.not easy at this time of the morning, so, you know, it. all right. thank you, sir. a little bit more fog here today. not a lot, but a lot. yesterday there was none. so it will be a nice thursday. some fog returns. most of it is south of san francisco. more towards the san mateo coast. santa cruz. so we'll keep an eye on that. but it'll be nice inland to warm higher elevations, have a little northerly breeze or an easterly component, and that includes mt. veeder, ben lomond mountain, berkeley lab. but the air aloft is not that warm. 52 low 60s. the water temp came up for san francisco bay was 60, now 61, same as yesterday. about the same. no, no, no. one way or the other here, i think think these are going to cool down. i think we'll get a northwest wind behind that over the weekend, which should drop those water temps 50s on most of the temps. upper 50s low 50s temperatures east bay right at 50 though, for clayton pinole is down to 52. north dublin 53. lafayette orinda in there as well

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steve paulson is busy as well getting you ready. well, the weather is getting busy. it's not too bad yet, but it's on its way here to a big cooldown here and possibility of some rain here late tonight. tomorrow morning, 50s on the temps. fog is i mean, it's moving fast here as this system begins to move in so low and high clouds are on the way. a big drop in the temps and the wind will pick up. 60s and 70s today. let's get back to the news now with dave and gasia. we continue to follow the breaking news as the country reacts to the death of longtime california senator dianne feinstein, a senator feinstein's career included many firsts. ktvu's james torres in the studio now getting reaction that's coming in. good morning, james. good morning to you, dave and gasia. of course, the news breaking just about an hour ago here and since then we've seen the reaction all over the state and all over the country here. one of the most recent ones coming from hillary clinton, i'm saying in part on twitter, i'm deeply saddened by the passing of dianne feinstein. she blazed trails

joining us now is andrew paulson. he's the co-founder er of studentadvice.com.or so many americans and students who have had their payments on hold. what's your advice for people who are worried about squeezing these payments back into their budgets? >> thanks, amara. the first thing everybody needs to do is figure out how many loans do you have? really you need to take an inventory, what your balances are, where they are, what the interest rates are because many, many people out there don't understand where all their loans are. so i'd really encourage you to take a moment to go to studentaid.gov and also if you feel you have private loans out there, you want to make sure you have everything ready to go. you can get a credit recport to check that out. that's one of the most important ones. setting aside a budget today is a great, great idea with payments starting in a month right now. >> how much have interest rates changed over the past three years? >> it's pretty insane. interest rates like mortgage rates have gone up 4% or so in the last 14 months. it's great

gray what do you say, steve paulson?ekend all fall like you know, usually september you guys i'm talking about heat or something. that's not the case. there's nothing showing up which would send us into the 100 degree category or any offshore wind. so fire concerns kind of muted here. i mean, we're into that time of year, obviously, but at least so far, mother nature is cooperating, keeping us on the cooler side. and when we warm up, it's not that bad. that is a big fog bank there. making a push north continues to make a push north. so it's not done yet. same to the south, san jose all the way santa clara valley down to hollister and up and down the coast. so this is the cooler pattern here for us. and probably these arrows will continue to go down for a couple of days. i would think in the saturday, maybe sunday, if everything continues to march in as advertised for san rafael, san ramon, san carlos and san jose, 78 to 85, 77 and 82 on the forecast as the forecast says, the air aloft is still warm. we need to break that

i want to check in with steve paulson. i can always tell when the skies are clear because i could see the stars this morning. so we have a nice map. and steve paulson making his way in. he's moving. i'll be there in a second. all right. what do you have to tell us about weather? geez it's going to be warmer today. temperatures bumping up a little bit here. there's not as much fog. we had a much bigger fog bank yesterday. berkeley lab was , what, 54, 55 yesterday there 60 c today, almost 70 for mt. veeder, ben lomond mountain, also from 58 to 63, 50s on most of the temps not as much in the way of fog. so those will be a little cooler here. a couple upper 40s already fairfax and anselmo in there. ross is close sonoma is down to 51. sebastopol 48 degrees. rohnert park 51. healdsburg is in there. middletown 52. so a little cooler because not as much fog. 36 though already truckee and mammoth and 42 south lake tahoe high pressure is building in. we've had a couple of these little lows go by little spins in the atmosphere but th

let's check in with steve paulson for september. i was cool for some. yeah, last year is pretty darn hot. no kidding. that was the last heat we've really had. 5060s on the temps here. another big fog bank is forming. so if you look a little warmer today, maybe just a little bit here on the temps here. so we'll start off with 50s and 60s. and you can see now it's tough to see, but there's fog forming there. and that low is to the west, southwest of us is still there. so if you like the last couple of days, you'll like today, but maybe bumping up a little bit, 6070s to near 80, all right. sal is here. we hope. we think he is. good morning, sir. how are you? you know what? we have a nice start to the morning commute. there's not a lot going on. it's nice and early and well, you know, this is good. if you're getting up early, you should be rewarded by good traffic. and that's exactly what's happening. highway four does not have a slowdown yet. we do have a very nice looking richmond bridge. things are going to be nice and light. this is a look at the macart

steve paulson? we are.e a rule of thumb when you travel, once you get to the airport and get to your gate, that's all you can do. that's all you can do. it's a day in a life. hope for the best. yeah, exactly. there's nothing more you can do once you get there. bigger fog bank, sunny and nice stratus co stratus cool all. i had a cat once named stratus quo. he was a good boy. nice to warm, warmer weather for the weekend, especially inland. but it doesn't look like it'll be 2 or 3 and out. and that's been the pattern going back to may. you know, i mean, we've had a wonderful summer here compared to others, that is for sure. if you think if you don't think we've had a nice one, go down to arizona or texas, you'll say, i can't wait to get back home. big fog bank is in place. so yesterday had a little bump up kentfield livermore redwood city, san jose. today we cool it off 78 to 84, 77 and 80 degrees on those temps and they'll probably stay here through at least tomorrow. then we'll start a warm up. so little dip

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plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long. and i'll be tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up tomorrow although mother became severely ill and doctors eventually had to have all of her limbs amputated. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters talked with a bay area doctor who explains the dangers of this bacterial infection. family friend anna messina created this gofundme page late last week detailing what happened to 40 year old laura barajas. the post says barajas bought fish from a grocery store in san jose and cooked it herself. the next day she was admitted to a local hospital and diagnosed with vibrio vulnificus, a bacterial infection. about 20% of people who get really sick from it die. so it's nothing to laugh at, at all. but fortunately we it's not common. doctor john swartzberg teaches at uc berkeley school of public health and is not involved in this case. barajas has been hospitalized for over a month and on september 13th, she had to have all four of her limbs removed to save her life. generally speakin

plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long.be tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on mornings way to shut down some house republicans are pushing hard for spending cuts, holding up the bill that would temporarily fund the government until november 17th. a shutdown would affect almost all of the 438 federal agencies and subagencies leaving millions of workers without pay . house speaker kevin mccarthy says he'll bring his own version of a short term funding bill to the floor tomorrow. funding is set to run out 12:01 a.m. eastern time sunday morning. one group of federal employees could face a double blow if the government shuts down firefighters with the us forest service would have to work without pay. plus, they could lose up to 50% of their salary if congress doesn't take action to extend the pay raise, which the biden administration put into place several years ago. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with firefighters and has the details as wildland firefighters with the us forest service work in the most remote regions

plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long and i'll be tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up tomorrow on mornings over the next decade. they are hoping to expand and upgrade existing theme parks as well as add capacity to its cruises. this is expected to cost disney about $60 billion. disney says they have around 1000 acres of land to expand the development of their theme parks, which may likely add to the more than $32 billion in operating income that they had last year. the striking hollywood writers and the studios scheduled to return to the bargaining table tomorrow. the wga confirmed that it will resume talks with studio heads. the first meeting between both sides in nearly a month. industry experts say it could be a turning point in the strike. now in its fifth month. it's also just two weeks away from becoming the longest wga strike. a mystery about a certain fish living in san francisco. steinhart aquarium. ktvu is christian. kaplan reports on how scientists learn that the australian lungfish is one for the record books tucked deep inside californi

plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long.l be tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on mornings on two, ta napa artist emmylou harris, the teskey brothers bombino and more. harris the country music hall of fame inductee has closed out the hardly strictly bluegrass festival every year since it began back in 2001. she will do the honors once again this year. there will be more than 70 artists performing at this year's event. british singer songwriter ellie goulding will appear in concert in the bay area, collaborating with the san francisco symphony. she will perform at davies symphony hall on november 20th. she is expected to perform songs from her latest album, higher than heaven, which came out in april. presale tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. with general sales beginning at the same time on friday. the restaurant fixins soul kitchen held a news conference in oakland announcing plans to open a new location right near lake merritt. vixen's owner, former nba star and cal basketball alum kevin johnson

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plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long. and i'll be tracking your morning commute. it's all com g up o ktvu. brooks jarocz tells us one exhibit will honor the first ever female player at oakland's castlemont high. representing oakland castle, mont. high school knights took down la's dorsey dons in the final minutes of friday's football game. it was literally a classic. a memorable moment for coach ed walsh on his team and one special player for she wrote history. you know what i mean? she wrote her own story. and that's a beautiful thing. she stands just under five feet tall and just over 100 pounds. they way bigger. but i still play with them. danielle johnson is castlemont high school's first female football player who found her love for the gridiron at age eight. because if you like the sport, don't think no matter what your gender is just come out and play it. cut it up. cut it up. there you go, girl. at first, i was a little, you know, skeptical about it because i thought she was going to get hurt. but she plays just l

steve paulson. hi, everybody. good morning to you. going on for this first full week of autumn. let's take a look outside. official sunrise was at 659. boy, isn't that glorious. you could see a few sunny peaks on the bay waters there. hey, speaking of the waters, i want to forewarn you about this tomorrow. we do have a high surf advisory that goes into place for your tuesday. we're talking about waves up to 16 and 20ft now, primarily, this is going to affect our northwest facing beaches and we will see some beach erosion. just wanted to give you a heads up for that. never turn your back to an angry ocean. onshore we go. winds are up to 12 in fairfield. otherwise a windsor under ten miles per hour. to all of our reporting stations. temperatures dipped to 50 degrees in livermore. otherwise, we dip down this morning to 48 in novato. it's now up to 57 degrees. a pair of fives comment around palo alto into the east palo alto. these temperatures are a little bit more mild than 24 hours ago in the north bay and peninsula, but cooler due east

steve paulson is a lot to tell you and he's a lot to show you, too. dave gasia walked in, didn't even say hi or throw something at me or anything. can i just tell you i early this morning, my oldest son had a nosebleed. can i tell you, just. just the five minutes that i spent on that has derailed my entire morning. i get that. yeah all right. well, welcome, gasia . all right. dave is right. we do have a cooler pattern on the way. fog and low clouds making a big push here compared to yesterday when there was none 50s on the temps here. 51 to 58. and we have also not only the fog here, the tropical clouds are about ready to make the move and get out of southern california. but 60s, 70s and 80s on those temps all right. sal is here. and this is like before the pandemic. it's getting crowded out there. it is getting crowded. and, you know what? five minutes in a morning can really derail anyone because we're usually cutting it right down to the last minute. so let me tell you that if you're driving on the sunol grade and you're planning on a certain time,

paulson. mr. castaneda. thank you, sir.of the south bay, we'll start there with temperatures there, mainly in the low 50s, mainly right at 50 for santa clara and cupertino, which are actually a little cooler than boulder creek. felton and scotts valley don't see that all the time. san martin's down to 52. santa cruz, 53 and aptos and hollister, though. oh, it's hot there. 57 warm degrees. but not a lot cooler. we're seeing these overnight lows dropping alturas up in alturas, 29 degrees, 39. susanville, truckee and south lake tahoe are about 30 to 31. and mammoth, 39, cold up there in the mountains. that's for sure. we get a nice day today, although there's a little bit more in the way of fog and low clouds. i mean, it's not widespread, but there's more today than yesterday when the coast was clear yesterday. that's not the case. a cooler pattern is on the way. a big drop. we'll take a starting tomorrow. and bottom out on saturday with some rebound on sunday. but for some end of september here, this is going to be a noticeab

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let's get over to steve paulson now with a look at your forecast. have noticed a lot more sun this morning, steve, by far. and we finally get a fog bank that's really not that deep in coverage here compared to the weekend when it took a long time to burn off. for some, there are lots of drizzle now. there's still some areas of low clouds, but there are some noticeable breaks in cells. right? there's a lot more sun. this morning. nice. september continues. i mean, let's be honest here. no offshore wind events, no extreme heat, nothing like that. it's been cool to mild. it looks like that theme is going to continue. temps will bump up a little bit today, but still just near average. they're not going that far. 77, 79, 77 and 80. the forecast highs for san rafael, pleasant hill, san mateo and san jose 50s for a few 60s for most. now a couple locations dropped to the low 50s stanford campus. did i know mill valley compared to the last couple of mornings we had upper 50s and 60s. there were a few that were a little cooler today. a lot more sunshine today

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in the book i recommended to you, the paulson book, they referred to it, father and son, referred to it as basically a coup d'etat, that the framers came together and formed a document that was completely new. they threw out the articles, formed the new constitution, something beyond their mandate, and were able to get that ratified. so that itself was a major milestone in american history. so hamilton was the instigator who was able to get this convention called and to encourage it to be bold and take action. george washington was thought to chair the proceedings. he did not say much, but he encouraged them to be bold and do what is necessary. madison was the architect, the one who did the most work, who came prepared to really, brought a constitution basically with him and was prepared to lead everyone through it. didn't miss anything in the proceedings and took extensive notes. it is his notes we can rely on the most to know what happened during that convention. wilson from pennsylvania was the draftsman who helped, worked with madison to get the provisions right and then gouverne

had the authorities and ben bernanke and paulson had done a bit better job and told how to deal with lehman, we wouldn't have had the recession and maybe it would have been more mild in twbt 21. because recessions are typically not linear you get the logical breaks and the responses from the fed and the fiscal authorities is key and as you know, next year, you have a political election and it's safe to say it's going to be divisive. >> so, joe, when you look at recessions they're only told in hindsight. that's how you locate it so i'm of the belief that we could be in recession in december of 2022, but pull that forward. is that a shot that we're in recession right now and we've already troughed in earnings and we're bouncing from here >> no, and it's possible that we did have an inflationary recession in the first half of '22 when it was negative for two quarters and the gross domestic income numbers are better and there is validity for that and the income numbers have been negative and it's possible that we're in recession, and steve, we've never had a period where the equity marke

steve paulson. that's good news. well, the weekend unseasonable cool. we rebounded a little bit, but yeah , the lows are back in the upper 40s and low 50s. palo alto is at 51. we had a much bigger fog bank yesterday. there's not a lot here today, but there's some. once that burns back then it'll be walking on the sun forever, so to speak, if you will. patchy low clouds, cooler lows, sunny for all, nice to mild to warm temperatures, though not much changing here of anything they may cool off a couple of degrees for a few days and then start to warm up. but not a big one as we head to the weekend here. so for us, a quiet pattern, 60s and 70s and 80s as san a have you heard 80 is open breaking news have you heard. yes, sir. you know, i think some people may be tuning in and not knowing that somebody just wakes up and says, is that 80 open for crying out loud? it is. there you go. that's true. yes, it is. open. you know what it is open and it's moving just as it normally would be on 80 westbound and take it all the way down to the bay bridge toll plaza and

let's check in with steve paulson. mild temperatures i guess on tap today.will bump up a little bit, but not not a huge deal though. fog is there. we had a bigger fog bank yesterday, but still 50s to 60s on some of the temps here and inland temps will take the bigger jump. there's just too much fog over by the coast. and bay, you can see some of that fog, though, continuing to work its way over san pablo bay and then right up napa county, saint helena, a little bit out towards sonoma as well. and no doubt about it, on the coast. and then you get a little bit of a break. but san mateo coast down to santa cruz and of course, down the santa clara valley. there's still plenty, although the bases are much lower today than we saw yesterday. so it'll burn off sooner. 70s 80s to a few upper 80s. all right. sal is here. where are we going this time? sal we're still going to the carquinez bridge. just as you get off at steve. there's a backup heading west toward pinole. there's been a crash there for a bit on westbound 80. i have it up on the map here for you on westb

, the line of goldman sachs' ceos helming the behemoth over the past two decades ranges from hank paulsonhief david solomon. my next guest worked for all three -- four -- and helped the firm navigate many major transitions. but it's the her own transition that's now the subject of her new memoir, coming out trans in corporate america. maeve duvali joins me now along with charlie gasparino. welcome. >> thanks for having me, nice way to end the week. liz: we say corporate america, but wall street takes it even a step further, does it not? >> yeah, it does. and a lot of people find this surprising, but i had a pretty good experience coming out of goldman sachs. i felt sported and accepted, is and i was happy. >> we broke the story on fox business. >> you did, charlie. it was in early june of 2019, and you guys did the first story. >> what i was most impressed about a, just your courage for doing it and coming -- and doing it publicly, essentially. you know, a week before you were maeve, i interviewed you probably as mike back then. >> yeah. >> and i thought the way you described your journey