plus, lisa marie presley's memoir has been finished by her daughter.. fans of game of thrones are preparing for the show's prequel series to return later this month 6. the island. >>it's not just a queen. i find myself in an impossible position. the enemy used twice we're going to contending. >>season 2 of house of the dragon had its big premiere in new york city last night in the cast of the show, walk the red carpet outside the hammerstein ballroom and fans are eagerly awaiting to see the outcome of the war between dragons that began at the end of the first season season. 2 of house of the dragon from years, june 16th on hbo moving on to this. the long-awaited memoir by the daughter of this music legend is finally finished. lisa marie presley's posthumous memoir has been finished by her daughter riley. keough. random house publishing announced the title and released the cover of the book in a social media post saying more into an american myth and raised in the wilds of graceland. lisa marie presley tells her whole story for the first time in from he

it goes away back in fact when lisa marie presley passed away in california some documents submittedprobate court indicating it was $83.8 million lien on the property based on a loan she had allegedly taken out. this seems to have been going on for a while. it's carried out the other fraudulent documents including e including purportedly the signature of lisa marie presley and notaries have their stamps and documents. we do not know how this found their way into the public record whether they were e-mailed and put in there or submitted through some other mechanism. it goes to show you these internet scammers, these fraudsters can be quite sophisticated. they don't have to be here in your own backyard they can be aanyplace in the world. arthel: appeared targeting the elderly especially in california and florida, how can they protect themselves? can you tell our viewers what not to do? >> sure. first of all one thing we should be aware of is unfortunately become a fairly regular occurrence the government entity through large corporations are having their records hacked. records going t

lisa: do you think that mary daly is wrong at the fed and that it is nonlinear when you see a weakening in the labor market? katrina: calling it at the fact that you have got a fed that we really do congratulate for the fact that they have been telegraphing so clearly what they are paying attention to. they are paying attention to inflation. we have spent a lot of time talking about that because it came from such high levels and they are watching the unemployment number. but when it comes from historically low levels of unemployment, we can normalize unemployment and we can still have a supportive market. dani: i want to ask about what supports that market. the environment is positive but we are talking about soft landings. or we are talking about a huge growth engine? how do the cyclical stocks catch up if it is not a huge bout and it's an anemic soft landing? katrina: anemic growth is actually good for companies. aggressive growth, that's difficult to plan for when you are in the ceo seat. when you have tepid but predictable growth, it is much easier to plan and forward forecast. if i

joining us is msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin, defense attorney misty maris, and kenji yoshino. thanks for being here. we're waiting on more supreme court decisions today. in the meantime, let's talk more about this mar-a-lago case. lisa, just how unusual is it for two federal judges to come to a trial judge and say you should remove yourself from this case, and how unusual is it that she didn't? >> it's not unusual that she didn't only in the sense that federal judges have the prerogative to keep cases that are wheeled out to them. it used to be literally that there was a wheel and you would spin it almost like a lottery and a bingo game and you would get a random assignment that way. that is how aileen cannon got this case notwithstanding the fact that she was involved in the earlier civil litigation challenging the search. let's go back to the conversations themselves. we do event have a lot of insight into how federal judges communicate with each other. it is cloaked in secrecy and by design. while federal judges sometimes will discuss their cases with one another or seek gu

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on the for mary. see the leader, the much so after a very by force to the, one of the or who says of the room and a half. and he had a public discussion with the president i see in this discussion after talking to me or leave the square definitely. and he said no, i'm really after left the place and announced that the democracy would be establish a name. i know there a reminder, right? hm. and we went back again to nora. so right now what people are talking about. so maybe because everything is kind of suspicious, can we, can we say definitively that the worst appears to be over? does it appear that this is just the beginning? it, it, can you really assess that as well? these are going back to, nor, however, people are scared. for example, they have started to do like lines waiting for the gasoline and they buying these people are scarce, however things ac, norma on the move over. man, even a, the president seems to be claims by people like you. yes. they the people i review on, so i say, so, yes that

jonathan: we will be getting caught up with anne-marie on wednesday.n it is really nice. jonathan: i am jealous. i'll be doing this for days. apple preparing to develop a new suite of ai features and a more powerful version of siri. dana wollman joins us now for more. i'm absolutely clueless what to expect in this latest iphone later this year. walk us through in simple terms how this thing will change. dana: apple will be working artificial intelligence into just about every aspect of the user experience, summarizing notifications, webpages, emails, enhanced photo editing. if you are typing and there is not already an emoji that fits what you are describing, it will make it up on the fly. that seems pretty cool to me. jonathan: do you think apple is making it up on the fly? are they very behind in trying to launch things when maybe they are not ready to be launched? dana: i think they are certainly playing catch up. today's offering is expected to be pretty robust. out of the two-hour presentation, our reporter estimates this will take up about half.

lisa: in talking about how difficult her life is. g7 in the south of italy. equity futures on the s&p 500 look like this, posited by 0.1%. about an hour and 12 minutes away from cpi in the u.s.. clamping down on china this morning -- >> we should definitely avoid any kind of trade war because it's neither in the interest of the u.s. nor china nor europe nor any country in the world. nevertheless, we have an issue. with unfair trade practices with a high level of subsidies and different capacities. we will spare no effort to defend our interests. jonathan: the european commission announcing its imposing additional tariffs on almost 40% of electric vehicle shipped from china as the biden administration weighs more restrictions on china's access to chip technology used for ai. we continue now with mike sheppard in washington. talk to us about how this sets the stage for the g7 later this week? >> this is the g7 meeting about multilateralism and getting along and free trade but that's not the sentiment you have. even the biden administra

lisa: terry haynes, thank you so much.couple weeks ahead of june 27 debate on cnn, what are you looking for most of all? ann-marie: i just want to see how they act. does biden look like he up for the job? this is one of the concerns, and to his point on trump, how does he try to look like potentially he is not coming in super hot and he looks presidential? >> is an actually going to happen? >> yes, it's happening. lisa: there was a real question about that for a while. a slew of fed speak on deck this week. right now, you're watching bloomberg. ♪ this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo her uncle's unhappy. get your business online in minutes i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly.

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lisa: s&p global pmi data due out today at 9:45 a.m.m fed governor chris waller and fed president mary daly who will be on monday. march iannone writing this --marc giannoni writing this. "in the absence of this influence we think they were shortages would have been a more meaningful headwind." an increasing number of economists are discussing this. it is politically charged. people don't want to go there because there is such a strong feeling on both sides. just how significant has some of the immigration been for job creation and some of the increased productivity we have been seeing? marc: we think it has been very significant. if you look over the past year, we think there are about 75% of the new jobs created in the private sector going to immigrants. this is a sharp contrast to what we had if you look at the five years prior to the pandemic. we were also creating about 180,000 jobs per month in the private sector and off these jobs about 80% of those go to u.s.-born. only 20% went to immigrants. again, now the situation has flippe