" and he's like, "lisa's been shot. " >> i held her hand and i just said, "my lisa. my lisa. " >> everyone's like, "do you want justice? do you want revenge? -- i just want the truth. >> lisa techel, newly married, pregnant, starting the career of her dreams. >> she always put everybody before she put herself. >> then, one morning, a single shotgun blast rocked the newlyweds'home. >> she's been shot. >> a young husband, out of his mind with grief. >> it was a tragedy. but for lisa's dad, a sheriff's deputy, it was no mystery. he was sure he knew who the killer was. >> go get him. go get him now. >> a neighbor with a gun and a grudge. >> i thought, "they better get to him before i do. " >> but some said this couple was having trouble. that seth had a secret. >> did he tell you, "she sent me some topless pictures"? >> yes. >> others said the real murderer was someone else, right under cops'noses. >> here's a legitimate suspect that should have been investigated. >> a case unfolding on camera. one that would test three juries. shatter two families. >> it's just like somebody hi

it was the passing of lisa lisa. >> i told my husband, i said i need to go to memphis. i said i feel it's family. >> all that was brooke shaffer reporting for us this morning. we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome back to kron 4 morning news and looking at our bay east bay shoreline shot a nice and bright as you can see from the lights going on here. we still have the coastal flood advisory again today as we reach high tides at noon will be a little elevated. they're a little higher than typical, but not as high as we saw 4 the weekend, gusty winds until 4 o'clock solano county. everybody else has been pulled from this, although still breezy and still dry air. that's at work. that's the current shot for. you can see the direction coming in. generally speaking from the north, most bay area, temperatures into the 40's, although napa holding at 51 that air circulating around, keep the temperatures supported a bit. 52, meanwhile, for half moon bay and 49. meanwhile, 4 san jose, not much in stormtracker 4, which is going to make the case. it looks like the the enti

7 news team is spread out across the bay area, and we begin with abc 7 news meteorologist lisa argen. lisa? lisa? good evening to you. 101 south south of gilroy, we have a flood warning, all throughout the afternoon, running until 8:30, also east of that area, a flood running in the next 45 minutes. but as we look at the area as a whole, all the wet weather is down around santa barbara. we have had a nice break today with big-time problems in southern california as we look at our storm report here over the vast day, we are looking at 107 reports, with one debris flow looking at 78 reports of flooding across the roadway. tree damaged, 28 trees down. boulder creek, 5.3 inches of rain, over four inches, almost five in saratoga, 3.7 and list a with over three in redwood city, 3.23, and almost 3.5 inches of rain. with two weeks of rain, you might be asking how much rain did we receive, san francisco, over 12 inches since christmas, santa rosa, over 13 inches, the oakland airport well over 100% of average with 12.12 inches. you can see on top of mount tam, over 23 inches of rain. coyote creek now at 1

we'll start with meteorologist lisa arjen. lisa? lisa: good evening, everyone.e still have that flood warning that you spoke of around gill roy. the road is closed there. also looking at the multitude of reports, storm reports here. the heaviest weather in ventura county down towards santa barbara. we've had a break all day. but as you look at the reports. 108 and still counting with one degree flow. reports of flooding, 28 reports of that so a look at the totals. 4.8. los gados. 4.23. redwood city 3 1/4. beautiful sight with t

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lisa lisa that heart hurts? and then you'll sleep again tomorrow. already today. call march, if anything, okay. so what we have is the alleged victim of alexei lapshin, these are lapshin's partners in the development of a cottage plot. the investment company registered a figurehead, whose name still does not say anything, but we know that this company is associated with the malorechensk brick factory. once a member of a criminal group led by sergei bagirov, right? this means that bagirov's people could well threaten the noodles. i will generally see where bagirov and his friend sargis did well in the last high-profile cases . this is elizaveta yaroslavovna gudilin, we need to talk. sorry for interrupting you during business hours. it will take just a few minutes to get into the car. i just thought maybe you found alyosha try to remember bagirov sergei eduardovich i don't know a person with that last name. when you know, this is a very dangerous person. you need to be more careful. as long as i can say only one thing for any suspicious contact, be it

lisa: he snowboards. jonathan: is one of us going skiing? tom: not me. lisa: chatgpt. jonathan: coming up, eight: 30 eastern time, kathy bostjancic. lisah news from around the world, with the first word, i'm lisa mateo. the former engineering chief of ftx is the latest member of sam beckman's freed to seek a deal with prosecutors. bloomberg has learned he met with federal attorneys last week. two former executives are already working with prosecutors. the house voted to repeal billions of dollars of internal revenue service funding that democrats last year. it was the first vote on legislation with republican speaker kevin mccarthy in charge. the measure is not expected to pass once sent to the democratic-controlled senate. attorneys for president biden discover classified documents while packing up the office that he used after serving as vice president. the white house says the materials were turned over to the national archives. the justice department is reviewing the matter. former president trump is under investigation for his handling of classified materials at his florida estate. coinbase will cut about 950 jobs as it tries to w

lisa lisa that heart hurts? in the nightstand today call, if anything, okay. we have is the alleged victim alexei lapshin, these are lapshin's partners in the development of a cottage plot . we know that this company is connected with the malorechensk brick factory. the federal director of which he is a member of the criminal group headed by sergey bagirov, right? this means that bagirov's people could well threaten the noodles. i'll see where bagirov and his friend sargis did well in the last high-profile cases. this is elizaveta yaroslavovna gudilin, we need to talk. sorry for interrupting you during business hours. it will take just a few minutes to get into the car. here is this person. i just thought maybe you found alyosha try to remember bagirov sergey eduardovich i don't know a person with that surname. when you know, this is a very dangerous person. you need to be careful. so far, i can only say one thing with any suspicious contact. here is a call message even a letter immediately contact me. talked to you when yes yesterday, he again offered to sell

lisa is okay. it's just that he's getting better. today i will throw this creature out of the house. lisa lisa well, where did you go up?ou didn't understand anything. on the shores of the picturesque lake, people began to settle even before our era, according to folk legend, evil and good spirits have been living on its islands since then. agreement. he protects them and sends a lot of fish. and even predicts fate, in return they give him a part of what they have, however, the influence of otherworldly forces. not everyone feels here. traveler catherine ii was traveling with her senate from the strip to the school they stopped to spend the night in this cozy place of the lake since then the inhabitants began to call the settlements the senate. and now it's a cozy town called let's get acquainted. during the reign of prince casimir egelonchik 1442 the official date of the settlement, which is mentioned in the documents of the grand duchy of lithuania. the settlement was made of wood. they often burned in order to somehow live, people were forced to engage in crafts in the most profitable business. at that time, there wa

lisa: and in california, too. liz: what is going on? we are not winning the jackpot with lisa: lisa: the weather forecast. showers and north bay but it wraps up tonight, getting into a strong cold front later today that brings a level two system today, tomorrow, and the stronger system tuesday and wednesday but over a one inch to two inches over the weekend, and another three inches to six inches possible monday and tuesday with gusty winds. liz: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues"gma" is ne. have a great day. >>> good morning, america. speaker elected. republican leader kevin mccarthy now in charge of the house. the 15th vote the charm. the bitter battle. the last hold-out. the heated moments and the call from donald trump that may have changed everything. plus, what happens next. >>> major storm threat. the latest system slamming the west coast with another one right on its heels. heavy rain collapsing a highway. up to ten inches expected along with up to five feet of snow. our weather team tracking it all. >>> 6-year-old shooter.

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we'll start with meteorologist lisa arjen. lisa? lisa: good evening, everyone. we still have that flood warning that you spoke of around gill roy. the road is closed there. also looking at the multitude of reports, storm reports here. the heaviest weather in ventura county down towards santa barbara. we've had a break all day. but as you look at the reports. 108 and still counting with one degree flow. reports of flooding, 28 reports of that so a look at the totals. 4.8. los gados. 4.23. redwood city 3 1/4. beautiful sight with the dry conditions there. the golden gate bridge. but since christmas, 12 inches of rain. 23 mount tam. so we are certainly looking at a lot of rain and that water is still receding here from coyote creek. spencer has a look at another strong system that is headed our way tonight. spencer: i do. we have a system coming our way. there's your flood watch, i should same it covers the entire bay area. not just individual regions. a wind advisory goes into effect until 4:00 tomorrow. we expect gusts with this approaching storm between 45 and 6

his now clashing there's a real fight now between the activism that police near at the village of lisa, lisa trying to push forward toward the village of it. but now active is a really trying to push them away and you can see it is a real scuffle going on. here behind me, work is from the energy company r w e, who operate the gas while are open cost mine immediately start to clear the barricades. the climate ministry did not want to speak on camera. a spokesman explained that more coal is needed to ensure security of supply, but the government will face out call completely in 8 years from now. this can go any further. we know that we don't need the coal under. let's allows for energy safety and it needs to stay in the ground for climate justice. police are calling and reinforcements from all over germany for the main eviction operation. one day described as complex and dangerous from a bomb, or they have 3 houses of 10 meters high and even higher, we need special is to remove this occupies without endangered. any one will find legally and consequently prosecute any offender. and we have been

meteorologist lisa argen is tracking our forecast hi, lisa. lisa: there's a little upper level wind. we are looking at temperatures that are milder. here is a look at live doppler 7 there there is a system to the east of us building our northerly winds today. 37 in napa and concord. compared to 24 hours ago, we are anywhere from a few degrees to about nine degrees milder. this is that upper-level north wind. these upper-level work out to the surface for a breezy and gusty afternoon could wind advisory from 1:00 until early tomorrow morning. plenty yesterday. plenty of sunshine, a nice day, but remember, the wind is building through the afternoon, liz. liz: thank you. president joe biden is expected to sign a memorandum entering states access to abortion. it comes on what would have been the 50th anniversary of roe v. wade. vice president kamala harris will announce that memorandum in florida today. the fight for productive rights -- reproductive rights. the president could ask health and human services if there is a way to protect doctors from pros

7 news team is spread out across the bay area, and we begin with abc 7 news meteorologist lisa argen. lisa? lisa to you. 101

it was the passing of lisa lisa. >> i told my husband, i said i need to go to memphis. i said i feel it's family. >> that was brooke shaffer reporting for us tonight. we've got more n >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it was the biggest rivalry in the nfl in the 90's in a game. niners fans, a whole lot of nostalgia during the buildup all week. some good. some not so good. it was the 9th time the niners in the cowboys have met in the postseason, an nfl record while it wasn't an offensive explosion or a static lee pleasing at times. the niners found a way to grind it out against a tough defense and really being able to do that. maybe more impressive, then doing a pretty stuff. let's head over to santa clara brock purdy, making his second career playoff. start looking for win number 7 in a row. we pick things up in the 3rd quarter. game is tied at 9 purdy gets out the pocket. >> finds george kittle in the middle of the field and kittle makes as good as a catch as you'll ever see kittle just makes plays favorite target, too. that play it was set up this play on the goal line. ch

they truly know how much we all love their family and we will truly miss lisa. >> lisa marie has beenion garden next to her son benjamin and their father and grandparents. she was just 54 years old, john. >> so sad. charles watson. thanks, charles. biden classified documents getting plenty of attention from republicans on capitol hill including ohio republican congressmen. his reaction to the latest on the story coming up. ♪ meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. (cecily) what's up, einstein? (einstein) my network has gone kaput! (cecily) oh, you tried to save a buck on it? (einstein) i got what i paid for. not so smart. (cecily) nah, you're still a genius. but, there is

lisa abramowicz. lisa: good morning, this is bloomberg surveillance. tom keene in new york. jonathan ferro in london. i am lisa abramowitz. core pce, income and spending. tom: we have been a mess here. looking at the collapse of intel and such. we have a huge turning dump coming in at 8:30. at 10:00. jon ferro has been ahead of me on this. i am not a fan of confident statistics. i am posh about it. lisa: it is because they did not call you. tom: exactly. i am looking at michigan sentiment. michigan five and 10 year forward inflation expectations, that is big data this morning. lisa: we have been fed fee because we have been focused on earnings on tangible day today on companies that have been reporting. this conversation will shift. it is the quiet period ahead of next wednesday. tom: thank god for that. lisa: the conversation may shift if you get core pce that comes in above expectations. tom: to me, the mystery is economic growth. we will do that in a moment with andrew balls with john in london. central banks have a plan, will they be derailed by some form of lesser animal spirit, nominal gdp and some form

lisa louis, lisa, the drivers of the european union meet today, but how does one characterize the unity of france and germany these days given the ongoing debate about supplying ukraine with german build tax policy. it's just her chair, this 60 year old relationship between france. germany has been a rocky road and currently it's rather, you know, one of the more difficult parts it seems especially since hes. he just heard that cabinet meeting in october last year was pushed back or cancer according to who you listen to it. not been very easy of the past few months between france and germany, although both the l. e z and german government sources have been telling us this is nothing out of the order e. but many observers have been watching this very closely and have been telling me actually that they are really expecting this meeting to provide concrete results. for example, when it comes to energy policy to economic policy. however, regarding the delivery of tongues, it's rather unlikely that there will be new art comes today here in paris as and there has been a year differences recen

sawyer with lisa marie presley. >>> this is lisa marie presley as a little girl at christmas with her mother and father, elvis, and priscilla. the ride in the golf cart. elvis driving. lisavis famously saying he tried to convince his little girl to call him dad, but his role on stage already larger than life. >> 6 years old. elvis? i said, honey, i'm your daddy. don't call me -- okay, elvis. >> reporter: so many years later, in 20007, lisa marie taking diane to the archives at graceland. wearing white gloves so they could hold some of the treasures. diane holding elvis' wallet. inside, the photo of lisa marie. and a scarf too, and the message he wrote in 1972 to his daughter -- i love my lisa, daddy. >> my god, i've never seen that. >> reporter: there were the lullabies elvis recorded for her. >> mr. sandman came by, and then there were three ♪ >> reporter: the song he liked to sing her the most? >> i distinctly remember was, "i can't help falling in love" he would sing. ♪ i can't help falling in love with you ♪ >> so many fans remembering marie presley tonight, and we're grateful for those moments with ♪ area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> the

lisa said you would find out what's in it when it passes. americans are trying to address that. >> lisa: what i find interesting is congress or is a 22% approval rating grady of a small group of people, triple droid dan bishop, tired and i thought, martha. [talking over each other" demo] we have chip roy and dan bishop fighting over each other to hold accountable though they are the ones in this process were attacked and why should the speaker of the house of absolute authority? when he checks and balances in this country. that's what makes this country checks and balances. so mccarthy should be held accountable. i look at what they did as a positive fight for change. what worries me more is actually the reaction to all of this rather than what they did. republicans need to have the stomach for the fight ahead. with such a small majority we will get scrutinized, we will get attacked and we need republicans who are fighters who are willing to take the beating who we are willing to shut down the government for its right, to take the fight to democrats and sadly what we saw is there are not enough. >> harris: my warrior dad used to say you need someone who actually wants to be in the fight. >> lisaere you go. >> harris: talk to me about the process of moving forward with all they have to get done. we know the irs is where they want to start with that first bill 1,000,000,080 the 87,000 agents they want to hire. >> martha: visits with the sausage making looks like and the fact of the matter is when we get back we will have opportunities to break the bills apart and to approve them piece by piece. and i thought it was very compelling, i forgot which congressman it was who was talking about it, you get here, you get elected, you get here and then basically you don't do anything. the speaker and the head of the appropriations committee on the rules committee, they do everything. so that is in the way it supposed to be. these people are supposed to be representatives when they get to congress, so i think this was a very necessary process we watched. also the american people now have a better sense of who all these individuals are, they saw them all talk, they seldom will go out, ther

lisa, lisa , much of this is lisa, lisa, much of this is about class and what are tony blair's attemptsto universal an attempt to tackle class division . yeah to tackle class division. yeah i mean the whole the new labour agenda was social mobility that was what the whole new labour's agenda about it was about you know pre—school said you know, we're all middle class now but i'm the attempt so get 50% of young people into university with a social mobility attempt. however that has not worked he's failed because has happened is with the amount and the enormous amount you know the middle the minute that the working class in any numbers started to go to university the phased out to go . so what we've got is we've got the students university with £50,000 worth of debt which they have to pay back when they're only earnin g £21,000, which is only earning £21,000, which is not a graduate. that's not a graduate wage. not a graduate. that's not a graduate wage . £21,000. but do graduate wage. £21,000. but do have to start paying that back £21,000. and so what we've got is we've got a situation w

lisa, lisa , much of this is lisa, lisa, much of this is about class and what are tony blair's attemptsto universal an attempt to tackle class division . yeah to tackle class division. yeah i mean the whole the new labour agenda was social mobility that was what the whole new labour's agenda about it was about you know pre—school said you know, we're all middle class now but i'm the attempt so get 50% of young people into university with a social mobility attempt. however that has not worked he's failed because has happened is with the amount and the enormous amount you know the middle the minute that the working class in any numbers started to go to university the phased out to go . so what we've got is we've got the students university with £50,000 worth of debt which they have to pay back when they're only earnin g £21,000, which is only earning £21,000, which is not a graduate. that's not a graduate wage. not a graduate. that's not a graduate wage . £21,000. but do graduate wage. £21,000. but do have to start paying that back £21,000. and so what we've got is we've got a situation w

lisa. >> lisa marie presley just celebrated the movie elvis with her mother priscilla at the golden globes on tuesday. austin beutler who played her father in the film released a statement saying quote my heart is completely shattered but he goes on to say, i'm internally grateful for the time i was lucky enough to be near her bright light and will forever cherish the quiet moments we shared. now beutler is one of many celebrities sharing heartfelt words about the loss. the only child of music legend elvis presley. noting the worldwide attention she has received throughout her life. >> can you imagine lisaie being the daughter, the child may be the second most famous man in the history of the world next to christ himself? >> lisa marie presley is survived by three children and her mother, priscilla. arthel: christina, thank you but of course we send our deepest condolences to priscilla and the entire presley family, rest in peace lisa marie. with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work w

lisa abramowicz. lisa: welcome back. tom keene, jonathan ferro come lisa abramowicz. jon is in london. speaking at of next week's meeting. we are able to focus on the real stuff. tom: a lot of economic data here and i'm going to go with how i start of show this morning. we are going to get a first look at q4 gdp in 29 minutes and i'm sorry, it is recession gloom and we are popping on a 10 year basis, 20 year basis, normal gdp. i don't get it. lisa: people are saying things are going to turn the corner and you have this sort of belief that we are going to have a good first half and a bad second half. like the initial take was reversed within the first week. mike wilson continuing to say we are going to see something that really pushes back. tom: bank earnings show the idiosyncrasies of it. i can't pronounce it. i am barely awake here. morgan stanley, your interview with james gorman and goldman sachs, and a few others, maybe we get that through it all. the most important conversation of davos, you guys were brilliant with gorman on the national debate which is work from home. i thought

lisa desjardins joins us with the latest. it is great to see you. lisa: good to see you. geoff: and for the unfamiliar, remind us what this means that the country has hit its debt limit, its debt ceiling. lisa: to use a cliche analogy, we have reached our credit card limit. however, unlike most of us, the treasury has far more sweeping powers to deal with hitting its credit card limits. so they are using accounting mechanisms. they call them extraordinary measures -- i'm starting to call them extra-ordinary, because they have to use them so often now -- in order to keep us paying our bills. how long will that last? well, the estimates are until summer. but i want to pay attention to a note that secretary yellen wrote in her letter today about what she thinks is ahead. she wrote -- quote -- as you can see right there -- that the period of time that extraordinary measures may last is subject to considerable uncertainty. that means, essentially, no one really knows how long we can keep treading water. geoff: so, the timing ahead is uncertain. treasury is trying to buy time. but, back in 2011, as you well know, this sort of brinksmanship resulted in the u.s. having its credit rating downgraded

lisa doucette. lisa: a space to call their own. their own shops, run by afghan women, for afghan women. but a new taliban edict shut down a training program here. this, their response. these four women, all university educated, lost their jobs, the life they knew and loved. >> our future is very dark. it's not bright. lisaou see any light? >> no. >> we are here because we really want to hear your voices. lisa: that is why the u.n.'s second in command is here, its most senior woman, trying to change taliban edicts banning women from education. that is why she headed to a southern province to meet some of the most conservative taliban leaders. >> we will use this to push the door wider and not allow it to close, because it would close on the women of afghanistan. that is not an option that we will leave on the table. lisa: the council of islamic scholars explaining tir strict interpretation of women's rights within islam. so strict, it has been criticized by many islamic countries. ms. mohammed, a muslim herself, made her case too. how did it go? >> tough. lisa: as in no meeting of minds? >> i think there is a distance to be covered. we have come little closer to understanding better why they took the decisions. there is some hope, but it is tough. lisa: hope, because in her visit, under tight security, s

lisa argen tracking the storms for us. i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. what a night. lisa: as we look at live doppler seven now, it is lit up in the north bay. live doppler seven around petaluma, inverness. we are looking at some pretty good rain. anywhere from three quarters an inch an hour in some of these heavier downpours. check out all that lightning right there. that is a lot of lightning bolts. from petaluma right across 101, penn grove. this line is sinking south. it was a little further north. heads up around point reyes station into the votto, you could be hearing thunder and may be looking at lightning out there. as we look at the rest of the bay area, it is quiet, taking you through the next several hours. this batch of rain continues to lift off east, and the winds anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour will continue to lighten up. this is a very early morning event confined to the north bay, but we still have an overall flood watch through tuesday and a wind advisory through 1:00 p.m. today. we are getting set for a level 3 system that arrives very late tonigh

i am liz kreutz and lisa, an exciting day ahead of us with this game and it will be nice in philadelphia. lisa

lisa marie told us. i know he was my father. but i cheered like any fan. it was just that exciting. another interesting way. lisa marie leaves her mark. lisa was the most popular baby name for females in the united states in 1969, which is just one year after lisa marie was born. on two soon. 54 years old 54 years old and you know overnight. the tributes continue to pour in from all kinds of celebrities, tom hanks and, uh, you know, you name it. all of hollywood seems to be paying respects, as are we as well. lisa marie presley. gone too soon. we'll be back. i'm steve, i lost 138 pounds in nine months on golo and taking release. since taking release, my sleep is way better. my inflammation has gone way down. i'm nonstop now, i feel way better than i did before. i don't sit down in life anymore. um nonstop now i feel way better than i did before. i don't sit down in life anymore. okay time now for the mix, starting with a question. how badly do you want clean windows? probably not as bad as this woman caught on camera in colombia standing on a narrow ledge, 12 stories up, wiping down her windows without any kind of safety harness. no no, no

i look forward to seeing what it is that her complaint says when she files it. >> lisa, thank you, lisanday. >> thank you. >> already, the first sentence of this new column begins with, we knew it was likely coming, it still feels unsettling. msnbc's hayes brown lays in on trump's return to facebook and instagram later. so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup. aaaaaah. got it. earning on that éclair. don't touch it, don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. - this one? - nope. - this one? - yes. - no. - what? - the big one. - they're all the same size. wait! lemme get 'em all. i'm gonna get 'em all! earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools and expertise you need to do incredible things. because we believe there's an innovator in all of us. (vo) what can a nationwide 5g network from t-mobile for business do for your business?

lisa desjardin. lisa, we know that nothing happens on the hill. no one moves no one coughwithout you hearing it, knowing about it. so w's the current state of play? >> john. we are less than two days away from the new congress, convening and getting ready to elect a new speaker and kevin mccarthy. the man who republicans have chosen as their nominee for house speaker does not have the votes he needs to win. you need right now a majority of the house to guarantee the speakership, so 218 votes. kevin mccarthy will walk in with a total of 222 republicans, and he does not have 218 of them supporting him. yet he does have a majority, though, and allies of his like daryl isa of california are spending time like they did this morning, saying that they think he will get there. here's what mr isa had to say he has a team in place. it is ready to go. and quite frankly, there's an inevitability that he will be the speaker. so now it's time for those few holdouts to decide. what is it that they really want? say it will make sure speaker mccarthy will make sure they get it. >> i'm sure you heard those two things there. he believes congressman esa that mccarthy is inevitably going to be speaker. but he also importantly said there that they're still willing to give the holdouts what they want. so a lot of negotiations still happening. tell us who are those holdouts. and what do they want? >> this is a fascinating group of people, and, in fact, look at it in two different ways. there is one group that says they will never vote for mr mccarthy for speaker. these are conservatives from around the country, and many of them say frankly, that they have trust issues. they don't believe that kevin mccarthy is conservative or tough enough when itomes to negotiating. now there is a second group. and by the way, mr mccarthy needs at least one of those five to change their mind and vote with him to guarantee the speakership. but there are somewhere between seven. maybe a dozen more republicans who say maybe i can vote for a speaker mccarthy, but he has to change significantly on the rules of how things operate. they want more power for individual members of the house. this speaks to the nature of the house itself, and they include some new members, incoming members like representative anna luna of florida, here's what she had to say on steve bannon's podcast a couple days ago. i >> i think right now, a lot of people are not happy about the options. i've gotten a lot of emails from people telling me that they don't want me to vote for kevin mccarthy and i do listen to what my constituents say. and more importantly, you know, if going up to washington means that i have to just follow mine. then why did i really run in the first place, right? and she she was a maybe there's all again comes down to the numbers. john. : we heard representative elect luna, they're talking abouter options. is there a viable alternative to kevin mccarthy? >> i'll put it to you like this. theris no one who has said they would like to be speaker who is viable. but there some names being kicked around in case the mccarthy effort completely collapses names like the number two publican in the house right now, steve scalise of louisiana. he's someone who generally has wide respect in the conference. he has said he does not want to be speaker. he's supporting mccarthy. but his name is out there. the other one jim jordan of ohio, he is someone known for his very aggressive combating of the biden agenda kind of pugilistic. he's a champion wrestler approach to governing. he also supports kevin mccarthy. but he's another person who has a lot of respect, neither of them running. but those are names if the mccarthy idea doesn't fact collapse this is a -- john: there's a lot of course on the line personally for kevin mccarthy, but what's at stake here? what's the bigger picture? what's at stake here? >> johnny, i think really with the agenda. it may not matter who the speaker is for the house republican conference because they have a lot of divide that they need to work through. but what could matter here is the way governing happens in the house. just how exactly how far close to the brink do they push things like the debt ceiling, which is something coming up in the next couple of months? those who don't like mccarthy really want to risk that, and this is a question of tone going ahead. john: and what happens if they can't resolve this on tuesday? >> a really important question. the first order of business in the house is electing a speaker if they do not have a majority vote. at that point, it will delay everything else in the house, including swearing in of members. this is something that has not happened in 100 years. it is yet again some relatively uncharted territory. john: never dole on capitol hill for lisaesjardin tuesday is going to be no exception. thank u very much. you're welcome. southwest airlinesa™ operations appear to have recovered from their holiday week meltdown, with flightaware-dot-com reporting only about two dozen cancellations today. but the anger and frustration of southwest passengers lingers on a“ many are still trying to get to where they want to be. we spoke to two southwest passengers to hear their tales of canceled flights, lost luggage and missed family gatherings. >> my name is ruth and i was traveling from los angeles to seattle to visit some family and i had a layover in denver before i got to the final leg of my journey, which was in kansas city. the layover in denver is where i got stuck. >> i am james. i was headed from baltimore to denver when my plane was canceled and i had to waitntil friday to reschedule. >> i think we went through probably about four delays and then i started hanging around the gate instead of walking around the airport, because i real

lisa , of course, is polite and smiling, but sometimes she says hello to herself in her mind, and sometimes everything will pass. keep straight. oh well, lisa rarely came here at that time, so what kind of relationship did they have there. this i cannot tell you. well, it's kind of like there was no birthday celebration itself. yes, there was no, she came in the morning and they are very cool. argued with zhenya. well , the reason for the sura, i can’t tell you. i do not know, but the quarrel was very powerful. when i heard, the three went to the window to see what had happened to them there. they were screaming at each other like that, my god. lisa grabbed a shovel that was lying on the lawn and wanted to hit her wife. well, zhen, of course, dodged the shovel and took it away from her, and lisa ran away in tears. investigative committee because of this, viktorovna, here is your relationship with your brother. how good they were. what should be the relationship between brother and sister did not quarrel at all? i don't understand why you need to know the specific question, why did they come for a birthday? so upset, what? nearly hit him with a shovel. some nonsense there was no shovel nonsense. can i talk to your husband? i didn't have a home, i can't show you exactly where the murder happened. so we need to check the involvement in the murder of the elder sister of the merchant elizabeth her husband. pavel, it makes sense to think if safronov did not find anything there, is it worth it for us to break through the open door after the death of his brother and the arrest of his wife, the tolmachevs got a huge house, and before they

lisa. lisa has this one is from lisa. government endangering children? what we've children? okay, so what we've been quite lot been covering this quite a lot on this channel, is about on this channel, which is about nicola new nicola sturgeon's new transgender reforms and transgender law reforms and a group have group of female employees have now this could now pointed out that this could endanger women and girls. i mean, they're not wrong, are they, they're not wrong they, leo? no, they're not wrong at you know, at all. and already, you know, this mp have shown the they really care about children's welfare . i'm not just talking welfare. i'm not just talking about, you know, the parlous state of scottish health and education, but they're . education, but they're. previously they had the name person site which, which took the children away from parents, took the duty of care, away from parents and handed it to the state. and, you know, that didn't go through though. it did. it went through, but it was repealed end. then ,

lisa. lisa has this one is from lisa. government endangering children? what we've children? okay, so what we've been quite lot been covering this quite a lot on this channel, is about on this channel, which is about nicola new nicola sturgeon's new transgender reforms and transgender law reforms and a group have group of female employees have now this could now pointed out that this could endanger women and girls. i mean, they're not wrong, are they, they're not wrong they, leo? no, they're not wrong at you know, at all. and already, you know, this mp have shown the they really care about children's welfare . i'm not just talking welfare. i'm not just talking about, you know, the parlous state of scottish health and education, but they're . education, but they're. previously they had the name person site which, which took the children away from parents, took the duty of care, away from parents and handed it to the state. and, you know, that didn't go through though. it did. it went through, but it was repealed end. then ,

lisa: the market seems to be saying we like watching paint dry. jonathan: did i stay thanks to lara? she is gone. jordan rochester of tomorrow joins us next. lisa m.: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, i am lisabiden will meet with kevin mccarthy wednesday to discuss raising the debt ceiling and avoiding a u.s. default. republicans want to deal that includes government spending cuts. the president has refused to negotiate. in germany the economy shrank .2% at the end of last year. that was worse than expected and makes a recession more likely. soaring inflation due to higher energy bills has weighed on german household spending. a millionaire attempts to restore confidence in his business empire falling flat with investors. shares of most adani group firms slumped again today. now he raced about $68 billion in market value. over the weekend adani released a 413 page rebuttal against allegations of fraud. toyota is the world's largest automaker for the third year in a row. japanese companies sales were mostly flat at 10.5 units for the year. meanwhile volkswagen sales fell 7% to 8.3 million units, the lowest level of deliveries in 11 years. bloomberg has learned the chinese search giant baidu

lisa: how did that work? tom: i am not kidding. there's platinum, gold, copper, you know, the others. lisa: coal. tom: then you get steel and then balsa wood. lisaarbucks is over there. helane becker. that is what we do here. we have conversations with people like that. thank you on the sell side of these different indices. she said united airlines. futures advance. becker moves the market up 20. stay with us. good morning. ♪ ♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family or passing down the family business or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? the first time you connected your website and your store was also the first time you realized... we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? [together] the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. these days, our households depend on the internet more an

marie's children. >> lisa marie presley was an icon, a role model, a superhero to many people all over the world. but mama was my icon. >> lisaie was laid to rest next to her son who died in 2020. elvis presley is also buried at graceland. >>> "the houston chronicle" reports no one was injured when a small plane made an emergency landing on a highway. the plane landed on the outskirts of houston yesterday after the pilot reported engine problems. tlsne mi-t and hit a concrete barrie the plane caught fire, but the pilot was able to climb out safely. >>> and "usa today" reports on the plans for king charles iii's coronation. the three-day coronation weekend begins may 6th with the crowning of king charles and queen consort camilla at london's westminster abbey. there will also be traditional processions, communities volunteer events, a concert, street parties, and light shows. the palace did not say which members of the royal family will take part amid speculation about whether harry will be invited. >>> still to come, the high cost of eggs. how long it will be before shoppers see some relief at the supermarket. you didn't live

lisa: you can still say it. >> i know lisa doesn't say it. lisake news. >> sorry i'm not able to be on video we have some issues on our end. i think there are ways of looking at wages, there's too many ways of looking at wages. a lot of people made a big deal about yesterday's report with the job changers number. it's funny to me that people talk about how it's a 15% yeah, but it's down from 17%. again, i'm not saying that's not a big number. it's an enormous number but they have the same similar number, sort of a job change or number. that number is past the pace. let's be careful throwing these wage numbers and rates the running output when it's definitive no matter which one you want to look at they are all doing the same thing. they are rolling over. again, i think people here rolling over just jump to this result of things are really going to get talking the trash. we expect that there will be continuing but you're getting back to where we were pre-pandemic. it's a reasonable outcome. that's probably where we are going with this. if you look

and who got me hooked on this, and i'm next to you lisa lisa , yes, i understand, so do an mri and waitl. yes, i understand, of course, you seem to be booked for tomorrow. yes, i will wait for you in the evening, goodbye. this is not true. i love that he thinks i'm your daughter. and i really want you to be my mom. you are very kind, i love you. a woman in the program because only we have the most interesting shots, not only shots will not spoil our already spoiled relations, even more spoiled relations. you won't spoil it anymore. they are already spoiled exactly half of biden's presidential term has passed, look, what is the most historic handshake russian-american relations. i would tell him bless you free fall. from the mood of geneva, garage the name to the latest warnings. well, why is it incomprehensible and a step away from direct confrontation? there are no more doubts about this moscow kremlin putin watch tomorrow at 22:00. with the clip itself, we are watching the continuation on monday at 21:20, and soon we are watching the new episodes of the anniversary season very well, t

lisa marie was born. had never held a baby before. and we're in the kitchen. and obvious just lisa. and i sure as hell gonna drop her, you know. star side. memorial service punctuated by music. our heart is broken. lisa we all love you. lisa marie leaves behind her mother and three daughters, and, in a surprise revealed during the service, a granddaughter, it seems lisa marie's daughter, the actress riley kio, is a mom. and so it was really a celebration of life , emotional memorial there, but absolutely positive news, looking forward to life in a secret now revealed, we all know now. revelation thank you so much. thank you. coming up. the celebrations already underway in san francisco, as the niners move ahead, and this is how the bangles celebrated after their game. sports news now is next. you're watching world news now. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventr

lisa marie was born. i see her picture, right? >> there is a couple of pictures of lisa in the house. one of elvis' proudest moment was when he became a dad. there is a picture of lisafront door as well as in the dining room. he carried one in his wallet. it's the very first thing you open his wallet there is a picture of him and lisa and is he kissing her on the head. >> brian: he also named a plane after her. >> yes, he did. >> brian: that's pretty good: >> brian: 54 too soon. >> ainsley: elvis best actor. bottom of the staircase when she packed her bags and said to elvis i'm leaving you he sat on the chairs begging her not to go with little lisa marie. >> brian: prescription drugs, too. the sad thing is she seemed to have lost he is most of her fortune with bad business manager. had enough to live on had something like 85 million and down to 1 million and ended up being in debt. she did have struggles at the end. guy gary siegel business manager and he was a disaster. they fired him in 2005. is so she was battling back and she had the suicide of her son that she said she was never going to recover from. eyewitnesses had a chance to interact with her at the golden

lisa what about snubbed 50% of the music industry . lisa what about those industry. lisaey don't want to be left out ? they don't want to be left out? no i think this is i'm going to go with what we what we've been talking about earlier, about you said this the right on the wall. they should have known this . we they should have known this. we all knew this. but i think in these institutions, i think they surround themselves with people like themselves and they all agree, you know, they go, oh, do think this? yes, i think this. do you think this year we all agree. and i think they don't actually think forward. they don't see might happen. i didn't know sam smith was there yesterday . i've never heard of yesterday. i've never heard of sam smith . my heroes is blondie. sam smith. my heroes is blondie. suzy so poorly block from me yeah that's who that's the strong women that i connect to and i think those women in the 80 were like and proud and shout about who they were and were angry and. it worries me that they sort of , you know, we're they sort of, you know, we're all th

lisa what about snubbed 50% of the music industry . lisa what about those industry. lisaey don't want to be left out ? they don't want to be left out? no i think this is i'm going to go with what we what we've been talking about earlier, about you said this the right on the wall. they should have known this . we they should have known this. we all knew this. but i think in these institutions, i think they surround themselves with people like themselves and they all agree, you know, they go, oh, do think this? yes, i think this. do you think this year we all agree. and i think they don't actually think forward. they don't see might happen. i didn't know sam smith was there yesterday . i've never heard of yesterday. i've never heard of sam smith . my heroes is blondie. sam smith. my heroes is blondie. suzy so poorly block from me yeah that's who that's the strong women that i connect to and i think those women in the 80 were like and proud and shout about who they were and were angry and. it worries me that they sort of , you know, we're they sort of, you know, we're all th

lisa: it's not useless, i disagree. jonathan: why is it useful? lisa: it just shows jonathan: -- divine jonathan: claims exploded during the pandemic. it's going to look like that. lisag to take it into consideration. jonathan: is going to look flat. lisa: it's ok. jonathan:, looking forward to the conversation in about 25 minutes. tom: was that the first domestic of 2023? jonathan: that was the first one. tom: were going to have to see. we are celebrating the work of eurasia group. the 25th then over surrey. we are going to go what ian bremmer calls a divided america, a divided look on our economy, a divided look on the federal reserve you two 2024. we do that with william dudley of course former new york fed president kevin rudd. the former prime minister will speak to that specific room. none of these -- i'm not even going to have a domestic with ian bremmer. she seems a bit tense. jonathan: bullish, tom. i'm not used to it. lisa: see if you cave. jonathan: looking forward to the conversation a little bit later. i think we are on the same page about a lot of things. lisa: i will take into consideration paired i will give it a lot of thought. jonathan: please do. l

lisa. and i sure as hell gonna drop her, you know, star side. memorial service punctuated by music. our heart is broken. lisa, we all love you. lisaarie leaves behind her mother, three daughters, including 14, year old twins and a granddaughter. her cause of death has not yet been determined. officials are waiting toxicology results. andrew andrea. thanks, derek. beautiful service. coming up. tim allen responds to an accusation from pamela anderson . what she says happened on the set of home improvement in the nineties. also ahead, the biggest moments and surprises from the nfl playoffs as we look from the nfl playoffs as we look ahead to next sunday. ♪ focus on what matters in life... being together. celebrating together. ♪ ...without letting anything keep you apart. walgreens pharmacists are here to help you stay well. and stay...together. ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire shingles. the rash can feel like an intense burning sensation and l

lisa marie presley. in a petition last week priscilla presley challenges the validity of the will of her daughter. in 2016 lisa marie removed priscilla and her former business manager as cotrustees and replaced them with her children. priscilla says she did not receive the amendment while her daughter was alive as required by her truss. she also says it was not witnessed nor notarized and she questions the authenticity of lisa marie's signature. lisa marie presley as you likely know died a few weeks ago after being hospitalized following apparent cardiac arrest at her los angeles home. >>> okay. we'll turn now to the bad news that football season is pretty much over for us. >> for the 49ers. >> yeah. the fun is still ahead. tax season is kicking off. >> bad news. >> a special deadline plus the fastest way to get that refund. >> reporter: good evening. the irs just now began accepting and processing tax returns from 2022. the national filing deadline is april 18th but because of the recent storms the irs is giving all bay area counties an automatic extension until may 15th. the irs told us if you file electronically, choose direct deposit, and submit your return with no errors it is aiming to get you your refund within three weeks. here is another reason to file electronically. the irs has a huge backlog of paper returns. and returns with mistakes. nearly 2 million from previous years. >> we are almost throu