47 in santa rosa. we are down to freezing in napa with 32 degrees, 40 in redwood city and fremont, 44 and mountain view and 34 in fairfield. it is a chilly start to the day. enjoy sunshine with highs in the 50s, a cool day with below average temperatures. the northerly wind is 10 to 20, and in the north bay increasing up to 20 to 30 miles an hour. we will timeout the next chance for showers on the futurecast coming up. let s check in with gianna for a look at the traffic. it is windy and affecting one of the commutes on the dumbarton bridge. so far no major delays but a heads up that you will see gusting conditions across the span. we have green for the most part over all as you head from 880 over toward the peninsula on the westbound side, the commute direction. heads up off the dumbarton bridge with one lane closed due to the ongoing roadwork but they hope to have that wrapped up in the next 15 minutes. you can use the san mateo bridge as an alternate or highway to 37.
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this world. president trump may have made theresa may s political problems worse. president trump said he would have taken a tougher stance on getting out of the eu than may did, this as may faces a revolt from her own party over the terms of brexit. in kabul, and attack has killed soldiers. the death toll has risen from the weekend suicide bombing. 103 people killed. the attacker was driving an ambulance filled with explosives. , returning home after spending several months in detention, the billionaire reached a settlement with authorities. shares and his company are surging today. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. david: we turn to our first take. bond yields rising here it a big week for economic data. number three is the state of the union address tomorrow. which donald trump will we see? alix: maybe both. that would be confusing. joining us are our guests now. thank you for joining us on a monday. i
gore. guest: i sure am. host: i like the story of the recount, a horrendous time of taking on the issue. it was one thing after another but the biggest one is when you were running against carly fiorina. i see what you are doing and up against. you are running and i thought now that we have seen carly fiorina running for president, you kind of put it away in that. but the moment when she got caught on air talking about your hair from the people are into these issues men wouldn t have to deal with. guest: it s interesting and i m glad you brought it up because it is an amazing lesson for the people watching this. things happen that you don t expect. i was running in 2010, and carly fiorina was considered a top-tier candidate. she had millions of her own that she had gotten when she got her golden parachute and got fired for hewlett-packard. she had millions of dollars to throw into the race and it was neck and neck because we were in the deepest recession trying to help