that enhanced the fog. the water is very cold. that certainly helps. you get the on shore wind, gusting to 2 bits. 50s, low 60s on the temperatures. east bay temperatures, including san ramone, pleasantton, black hawk, 58 by the pavilion. and 58 as well. overall, look for temperatures to be 60s by the coast. 70s around the bay. and 80s inland. just warm, even out to sacramento, they are cooling down to near average. maybe slightly below. by tomorrow, we ll start a jump up. we ll have more on that in ten minutes. 7:01. sal is here. so far, so good. something new? steady and slow, or steady and even. there have been slowdowns, but not that many. it s a lighter than usual day. let s start off with 80 westbound. 22 minute drive. that is pretty good when you get to the bay bridge. there s not much of a delay. there s a slight one, but not much. and then if you look at the east bay commute, looking around for slow traffic. i don t see much in the way of slow traffic around the ba
of the issues that will be faced by the tech community, congress and the federal government in 2016. we have a round table of working reporters to talk with. corey bennett is with the hill, he covers cybersecurity there. kate tummarello works for politico and covers technology, and lydia beyoud is with bloomberg bna. lydia, one of the big issues coming up are the spectrum auctions in march. what can we expect? guest: march 29th is the official kickoff date for broadcasters to relinquish some of their spectrum. they ll be looking to either go out of business or possibly enter into channel-sharing agreements with their colleagues, and a few months after that potentially that ll wrap up, and we ll see the wireless bidder side start, and we re looking at other potential bidders as well such as comcast announced today they might also be bidding for some of that broadcast spectrum. so it ll be several months of close attention on the fcc and its auction. host: and you say sever
protecting privacy of american citizens while doing cybersecurity and promoting information sharing. host: so how has the focus changed over the last couple years when it comes to cybersecurity and protecting against cyber attack? guest: well, especially after a lot of the incidents that we ve seen, for example be, the sony incident and the incident against opm in the federal government, there s been a a lot of focus on making sure that we have areas protected and parts of the economy protects that aren t necessarily in the critical infrastructure, aren t necessarily the major federal agencies, making sure that we have a lot more coverage, more broad coverage across a wide range of different entities. everyone is at risk of having a cyber incident, and how do you go about making sure that you have the resources that those institutions need that traditionally have not gotten the direct funds or the direct information that they need in order to protect themselves. host: i
incident. have you go about making sure the you have the resources that those institutions need that don t get the direct funds and direct information? in your view what is our biggest vulnerability? schwartz: right now we have a lot of old systems in place and the newer systems are better equipped to protect us. we need to be would update the systems. based on the known threats that we have. as the networks begin to grow have you go about building in the security? when you talk about the old systems? schwartz: the opm case where you had a system that was 25 to 35 years old depending on which pieces of it you re talking about. and you are trying to protect it today. you don t really have the resources to do that. you have to really to upgrade some of those systems. you can expect an 80 s mainframe to be able to hold the sensitive data that we have over the last 30 years. we need to even upgrade to new systems. joining our conversation this week is corey bennett, he is a
are open. the numbers are on the bottom of your screen. a very good saturday morning. here are the headlines that americans are waking up to this morning. many of them talking about the economic and jobs situation in the country. the lead story in the los angeles times the wall street journal this morning. the orange county register this morning. here s the front page of the financial times weekend paper. finally to the front page of the washington post this morning. president obama spoke about the jobs situation and wage situation yesterday in remarks at the white house briefly before he introduced his new pick to head the pentagon. here s a bit of what the president had to say at the beginning of that statement. last month america s businesses created more than 300,000 jobs. this keeps a pace so tar this year so far this year that we have not seen since the 1990s. so far this year over the first 11 months of 2014 our economy has created 2.65 million jobs. that s mor