>> it's funny that the transamerica building is not lit up, and working from home is not working for a lot of people, and our computer systems are down, and so i am working on that, the i.t. team, and we are trying to work out kinks. i am here, and here in spirit, and once i get through this i can help you read a little bit. and we will look forward to a nice day ahead at least, right. >> yeah, we are. already thinking about getting out. kari? >> yeah, if you all could see our crews back at the station scrambling right now to get these things up, and it's amazing, the technology that we have and we have a great team. thank you all for getting us up and running, as we get a look at our forecast for today we are going to see a mostly clear sky, and also starting out with cool temperatures around the bay area. a nice quiet start and maybe you want to enjoy a quiet day in the backyard, and expect it to be windy and our temperatures are starting to come up a few more degrees, so we will reach in the mid-70s but it cools off quickly. have dinner outside and enjoy the natural air-conditioni

this is from the transamerica tower looking i believe to the east. there is that low cloud cover's covering the camera but a live look from sfo and the sun is shining. that's the difference between the 50 a degree downtown temperature in the 63 degree temperature at the airport. more sunshine for san jose with the temperature at 68 degrees. dense fog still a factor early tomorrow morning, these red shaded areas are more likely to see fog lingering until about nine or 10:00, and some of that could easily spill into inland valleys and we should this be plenty of sunshine, temperatures starting in the upper 40s but mostly low 50s early on friday, our high temperatures will be right around what's normal for the middle of may so that means mid to upper 60s around the bay, low to mid 70s farther inland, low 70s for the south bay in the santa clara valley. further inland low to mid 70s up and down the tri-valley, mid to upper 60s around the bay itself, low 70s for the north bay and farther to the north, even warmer, northern sonoma and napa counties may be

it is 4:45 on this morning, and this is a live look in san francisco, the transamerica building. we see it looks nice and clear, and that's something we've been seeing. i know yesterday coming in i could see the moon so clear. last night, kari, as i was working out at 7:00 outside i could see the moon then. that was pretty cool. >> we have a super moon this week. i can't work out that late because then i can't sleep. >> i take my naps starting at 1:30. >> okay, that's the difference. >> i'm like a kid, nap time. >>> let's check out the weather because if you're going to be napping today nice to do it while you have a little fresh breeze coming through and as we head over to mountain view to check out our temperature trend, upper 40s to start out this morning so it will be another really cool start. then as we go through the day our temperatures start to warm up. by late morning in the upper 60s. eventually we'll make it into the 70s and we're also going to see a pretty significant warm-up going to the end of the week so we'd better enjoy this cool air, relatively cool while we ha

the transamerica building, that will stay that way all the way to tomorrow morning. expect low clouds in the entire bay area and temperatures will be cool in the 40s and 50s and by the afternoon, not as sunny. a partly sunny to mostly cloudy sky. look at the 90s and 100s are gone. bye-bye. 78 in napa. 82 in livermother. and 78 in morgan hill and 50s from san francisco to half moon bay. the focus on the rain chances is on saturday. a one-day effect. trace amounts of .35 inch. and isolated thunderstorm change. with one off of the dry, warm weather, i want to update you on the brand new drought forecast. 20.84%. mainly over northern california. the bay area, it means increased fire danger as we head to summer. crop damage and pasture loss. reservoirs, a bit of good news here. 12 of the largest reservoirs are near are above average. plenty in so cal at 100 plus per krntpe percent. we will have more in 25 minutes. i will get that nice, cool beverage again, high drydrate m and see you again. >> the cool beverage is water, right, jeff? >> he doesn't have to reveal what it i

lina a ay -- alliance in the world and yet its focus and nuclear capabilities and aligning the transamericaountries essentially towards russia. think who are moat important add vo -- adversaries of the u.s. is today it's china and particularly technology, not to say good rid of nato at all. just to say the world changed so much and our institutions haven't. if you don't have a plan to create new institutions that reflect a changing global order, we are in long term going to end up in a much worse precision. i don't like the way trump approached this unilaterally at all but we need to recognize the broader truth. actually, our institutions haven't evolved much over many decades while the world really has. >> gentlemen, thank you for your time this morning. ian bremmer president of the eurasia groups. >> one last comment, ali. >> sorry. admiral. go ahead. >> we both agree ian needs that haircut and could look at good as you and i do if he got that haircut. last thought, think of these as cars. i think these institutions need tune-ups, but to drive them over the cliff would be a big mistake. >