zach: a celebration. the champions are back in the bay area after a long trip back from boston with hard-earned hardware to mark the return to the basketball world. good morning, saturday, june 18. we will have a lot more on monday's championship parade in a few minutes but we want to give you a quick look at the weather so here is frances dinglasan. frances: good morning. it is already a great start -- start looking south to san francisco. a few clouds in the sky with coastal clouds and we will see more sunshine with temperature in the 60's. bright skies by noon inland areas will already be in the 70's and it will be breezy and mild throughout the day with temperatures warmer inland and in the mid-70's by 4:00. at the beach it is cool in the upper 50's. the sun sets at 854 and tomorrow is warm for father's day and i will let you know about the championship parade forecast as well as triple digit heat coming up. kumasi: new development -- zach: new development, the advisory panel is set to weigh in on cov

zach: often important reminders.orecast meteorologist frances dinglasan. frances: here is a look at lib doppler seven. mostly clear conditions. a few clouds in the north and south bay. check out this lab spot. it is quiet, looking like a gorgeous day with plenty of sunshine. oakland, 55. san jose, 54. santa clara is 49. half moon bay is 46. from emeryville, looking west toward san francisco, clouds working their way in. santa rosa, petaluma, upper 40's. in fairfield and concorde and livermore, low to mid 50's. the wind is fairly calm for the most part, except for in san francisco where they are moving at 26 miles per hour. this afternoon, the breeze will pick up and we will see wind speeds over 30 miles power near the coast and around the bay, like san francisco, hayward and even oakland. that is white temperatures will be -- that is why temperatures will be below normal. the golden gate which would be around there and you can see clouds coming in. today it will be cooler than average but the clouds will mix out and

. >>> zach piester is making history on broadway as the first asian american performer to lead the hitthe show resonates with so many young people. here's my "nightline" coanchor juju chang. >> reporter: if all the world is a stage, backstage is where it all begins. zachary noah peizer is warming up his voice, getting into character. >> we do that about a million more times. >> reporter: after years as a cast member, zach now stepping center stage for the zarb show "dear evan hansen." >> right now i am getting into cast. >> reporter: molding himself into the lead role and being fit with a real plastic arm cast he puts on for every single show. with the transformation complete -- >> i am feeling ready. >> reporter: it's showtime. going on a kid, coming back a star! oh, my. >> there you go. ♪ dear evan hansen ♪ ♪ today's going to be an amazing day and here's why ♪ ♪ today all you have to do is just -- be yourself ♪ ♪ but also confident, that's important ♪ >> reporter: on stage, zach perfectly inhabiting the character of an awkward teenage wallflower. >> honey, we're going to help you bui

still with us is zach, cohead of global access -- global fx., it is not the assumption of a peak in the dollar but also the assumption for a peaking u.s. inflation as well. in lot of the data versus the forecast though have been quite jarring and unusual. what is your take away in terms of good opportunities here? zach: but he assumption that we are making and a lot of forecasters are making is that the chinese economy will recover in the third quarter of this year. from a macro standpoint, there are lots of things going on, but in terms of world gdp growth, the weakness of the economy in china has been the key factor holding back growth. we think that will be rebounding over the course of the next few months. if that proves the case, if the fed is only moving up at 50 basis points per year, i think emerging-market currencies could stand to benefit. in particular, currencies in latin america, the undervalued, high kerry commodity exporting crises, that is where we would see capital go if the chinese economy does over the next few months. haidi:

host: sac. -- zach. guest: many of the justices currently on the board do have an original perspective on the constitution which simply means that they believe that the constitution should be interpreted based on the history and structure of the document. judges do not have a blank slate to simply impose their own preferred policies under the guise of constitutional interpretation. to that extent, i think it is a good thing that many of the justices on the court, some of the trump appointees but also earlier appointees such as samuel alito and parents thomas, they also hold the same view. they are a very good thing. as it impacts this particular decision, i think we see that coming into play. again, roe v. wade was really an outlier in terms of its constitutional interpretation. it didn't make an attempt to anchor the right to abortion in the text to a particular provision in the text of the constitution. what the justices on the current board are doing, it is they are saying that this is not the job of

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zach griffiths joins us now. zach, before we get to the non-farm payrolls tomorrow, what did you think of jamie dimon's comments yesterday it got so much attention he did a total 180 from a week ago after he painted a positive picture. >> julianna, it is interesting to hear that from him. i think it is consistent with concerns out in the market and in the economy as we consider the fed that has to tighten aggressively i think it is a prudent warning, but perhaps a bit early. we don't think recession is coming over the next 18 months or so. as the fed hikes rates and global central banks hike rates, the risk of recession is elevated we don't think we're there yesterday. >> we are have seen a price refocus already. let's focus in the u.s how do you see treasury markets reacting as the fed begins to tighten? the pre-tightening phase where markets brace for what is to come what about more treasuries in the market and buyers compared to what we have seen over the last several years >> it is interesting you have seen p

zach: not everyone is this generous. look at these numbers from the report. in 201977 percent of u.s. adults always tip to servers at sit-down restaurants. that number has dropped to 73%. inflation is a major factor along with hiring shortages that make it difficult to hire top of the line service. this restaurant owner says the pandemic and staffing did impact his business and potential tips. they added an 18% gratuity to everd y.>> our stuff was concery we are seeing what people are all about wanting to tip a little extra. zach: to some it may seem obvious to tip a server at a sit down restaurant. business owners want to remind everyone that other service industry workers also rely on tips. the owner of this ice cream shop such as workers do not serve you at a table, but can still use the tips. >> and they are working here for their educations, for their college. they take these jobs part-time, so it's very important. zach: at sushi confidential customer still pay a living wage surcharge. 3.5% goes to paying employee health benefits. though, tipping in addi

, new york obligatory graffiti in sarajevo zach new york.s because it was a wonderful feeling, understanding where your parents come from, and now america and nato are going to destroy this place to destroy a part of me. youtube you took a part of me by bombing yugoslavia nato clinton general wesley clark you took a part of me hit the place where i wanted to go again. when i first came here in 2015, i met a lot of people, there were guys from spain, there were also french, a couple, serbs. of course, a couple of americans also somehow happened that we all went different ways. so , when i arrived in the donbass, at first i was war correspondent for novorossiya tv journalists, and then i became an english teacher. good morning everyone, bright easter, we are heading to mariupol, a beautiful easter morning, isn't it a sign of victory? what i see and feel is that this would not have happened if it were not for nato and the biden. this reminds me very much of sarajevo, vukovar, collection. this is the same exact copy. this special operation must

>> well, zach was very happy.s obviously lockdown and his senior year of high school. he certainly had some struggles with that. like every child was having. it wasn't out of the norm for this extreme circumstance. all of his friends we have spoken to afterwards, they are like zach was happy, zach was great. being so blindsided as well. why is our best friend gone. just showed me what an information gap there was and i wanted to fill it. >> martha: our heart breaks for you. our child cannot take a pill that anyone gives them. nobody knows what is in it. how much of this is due to an open border? >> martha: a lot of this is. >> only one pill can kill. you may not get a warning. and now iso is coming through the block which is 20 times more powerful than fentanyl. we have an enormous problem. physicians have to get educated. we have antidotes. they have to get out there as well. >> it's a big issue. we'll stay on it. thanks for speaking out, laura. dr. siegel, great to have you with us. that is "the story" for this

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and zach despart, politics reporter from the texas tribune. tony, let me begin with you. and chief arredondo's position. how long can he maintain his silence on this? how long are the people of uvalde going to accept this? >> presumably, he can keep quiet as long as he wants to. although, certainly, there continues to be called for him to address the public of uvalde in some way, be it through an interview, or a news conference, or a written statement. let's face it. he holds the answers to some of the most critical questions about what's happened a week ago, tomorrow. he has the ability for us to walk and explain to us, his mindset, why in the world the police director who chose to do this, why he thought it was a barricaded subject instead of active shooter? how many officers worked in that hallway? what was the conversation going on? again, these are all the questions that he has the answer to. but so far, we haven't heard them at all. and he can, apparently, stay quite as long as he wants to. and as you mentioned, lawrence, the school board has not even placed him on

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there are distinctions, as zach was reporting, meadows and scavino were higher up.hey have cooperated at least in part, meadows turned over documents. it's clear reading the tea leaves that that's what doj is parsing very carefully versus someone who blatantly defying the subpoena the way navarro did. but, overall, i think the committee has a very strong point that you need to either make everyone obey the law and comply or not. i will say to me it does not bode well that the department is parsing it this finely, even at the very low-level charge of these misdemeanor contempts if they're going to look for these sorts of distinctions and be concerned about them, i think they would find it a very hard decision to make to actually charge higher up members of trump's inner circle. >> important indicator there. now, speaking specifically of meadows, cnn published a trove of text messages that the former chief of staff exchanged with fellow republicans during the insurrection. they were urging him to get president trump, the former president, to stop the violence at the c

joining us will be elizabeth wy dra and zach smith from the heritage foundation.atch washington journal saturday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> at a news conference, kevin mccarthy and several other house republicans celebrated the supreme court ruling striking down roe v. wade. ms. stefanik: good morning. i'm honored to be here today with my fellow house republican colleagues. today's historic supreme court decision is a victory for the sanctity of life. it will save countless of children. house republicans are incredibly grateful for the pro-life movements tireless efforts for decades giving the voice to the voiceless and protect our most vulnerable unborn babies. as a new mom, i know there is nothing more extraordinary than the miracle of life. hearing sam's heartbeat for the first time -- going to cry -- was the greatest blessing and gift for our family. and i stand unified with my republican colleagues in protecting and promoting the right to

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