let's talk about this with david lee, the coo and cfo. get into the fundamentals of the business but let's talk about this ipo raising $315 million. what will you use the money for? david: already we see global consumers love the stories we generate from the 24 million creatures globally. we will speed up and deepen the tools we give any creator to be a global hit. many of the stories you have come to see on amazon prime or netflix is powered by our platform. you will see is continue to delight more and more consumers in the united states and the rest of the world and invest behind are created using technology as well as data to inform what stories they bring to us. katie: i'm curious to talk to recent ipos. we have not seen a lot of them. there's been a dearth of ipos. i'm wondering why now for this u.s. listing? david: power global flywheel took 20 years to create. if you look at the last quarter results, we are growing on a constant currency basis 14%. we are driving profitability. the business is poised to really grow in leaps and boun

sonali: david lee speaking with us earlier today about why the company decided to go public now.tick with ipo's in our wall street be. bloomberg is just out with its ipo first half wrap. it found ipo's have gone out through their best start since 2021 when volume set to eclipse last year's issuance in the united states. for more, we bring in phil drury, head of technology and communication at citigroup. the first question, is it going to last? philip: i hope it lasts and increases. whenever you say it's a great start, what is the benchmark? if the benchmark is 2022-2023, it is a pretty low bar for ipo volumes. if the benchmark is 2021 or even frankly 2020, we are well below the volumes we were seeing. our view is we will continue to see a rise in the level of ipo's. we think that will pick up meaningfully in 2025 and 2026. technology and health care have really driven the recent reemergence of ipo's. i think the aftermarket performance has been viewed as mixed. but pricing has been strong when you look at relative value to where the public markets are treating. we think with more

lee. >> hey, david. the east coast stole the severe headlines yesterday, but the focus is right back on the plains tonight. severe thunderstorms right now across parts of nebraska and kansas. and new severe thunderstorms, they just went severe, across parts of new mexico into oklahoma and kansas. winds up to 70 miles an hour, maybe even some golf ball-sized hail. the hot zone tonight could be from omaha right down to kansas city later tonight during that dangerous overnight time. these are ridge riders. they are riding the hot dome of high pressure across the southwest. record warmth there over the weekend, just shy of record warmth across florida. the only comfort right here in the northeast. david? >> david: lee goldberg from wabc, lee, thank you. >>> we turn tonight to the hunter biden trial, hunter fighting back tears, growing emotional as his own daughter testified on the stand. the defense now saying they are down to that last decision, whether to put hunter biden on the stand himself. here's terry

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david lee from mansfield. >> i'm david lee, i'm 45, from mansfield .tting money back into people's pockets. shops are closing, people are out of jobs, and the regeneration of a place like this is really needed. i'm a business owner. i've got a small shoe repair shop. i've got to put my prices up because my costs everywhere have gone up. so to put money back into people's pockets, lower taxes and get more shops open, that's what i want to see in a place like this. i think people around here feel disillusioned with politics, with government. they talk about all this money that this town's being given to level up, and our money is going to be given to the places in the north to level up. but what levelling up has happened in mansfield , up has happened in mansfield, this marketplace, it used to be full of stalls. now as you look at it, there's a handful of stalls. mansfield has always been labour. you put a red fibbon been labour. you put a red ribbon on a donkey round here and it would have got in, but then we come to 2017 and it's switched allegiances an

david is from mansfield , lee. characters there, and david is one of them. >> i'm david lee, i'm 45, from mansfield. the biggest issue for me is basically putting money back into people's pockets . back into people's pockets. shops are closing, people are out of jobs and the regeneration of a place like this is really needed. i'm a business owner. i've got a small shoe repair shop. i've got to put my prices up because my costs everywhere have gone up. so to put money back into people's pockets, lower taxes and get more shops open, that's what i want to see in a place like this. i think people around here feel disillusioned with politics, with government. they talk about all this money that this town's being given to level up, and our money is going to be given to the places in the north to level up. but what levelling up has happenedin up. but what levelling up has happened in mansfield, this marketplace, it used to be full of stalls. now, as you look at it, there's a handful of stalls. mansfield has always been la

we spoke with the cfo david lee. here's what he had to say on how they will use the cash. speed up and deepen the tools we give any creator globally to be a global hit. many stories you come to see on amazon prime or netflix, the top showed today is powered by our platform. you will see is continue to delight more and more consumers a netted states and the rest of the world and invest behind our creators. caroline: i want to talk more about this right now. the international flavor of them. jeff thomas is with us. we will be assessing the ipo landscape. jeff, today is a big day for webtoon and the south korea-based never that backs it. w are seeing more companies coming to the u.s. to list? jeff: nasdaq's had 64 ipo's and half of come from international. we had webtoon, superhigh out of asia, florial at of spain. -- out of spain. they can get better valuation and the capital markets are wider and deeper in the u.s. caroline: that is not -- ed: that is not human formally true. the chat around shian is interesting. they are looking at london-based on the political tension bet

data -- on issue after issue after have any basis in public opinion and in the real world.le >> david leef "new york times" recently made the case with a new form of market skeptical bipartisanship or transpartnership on capitol hill. which he calls liam is neopom lism a real thing? how would describe ideological lands scape among republicans in congress -- do you see really well defined ideological cleavages or no? >> couple of thoughts there no i think the e mother emergence i think it is a function of an identity crisis within the party within the elected ranks. and there's some sort of -- legislative entrepreneurship going on people tryingp to figue out okay. what trump did worked what we so we need to figure out and back fill what a like you're seeing different flavors on the senate side you're seeing it with jd vance ando holly and tom cotton to soe degree not approaching it the same way but the freeline is populous means -- you know, i tend to think that that's interesting.it might have might be ideas that come out of that. that you could buildt now it ise early stages where people

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today we met david lee from mansfield. >> i'm david lee, i'm 45, from mansfield.or me is basically putting money back into people's pockets . back into people's pockets. shops are closing, people are out of jobs and the regeneration of a place like this is really needed. i'm a business owner. i've got a small shoe repair shop. i've got to put my prices up because my costs everywhere have gone up. so to put money back into people's pockets, lower taxes and get more shops open, that's what i want to see in a place like this. i think people around here feel disillusioned with politics, with government . they talk about with government. they talk about all this money that this town's being given to level up, and our money is going to be given to the places in the north to level up. but what levelling up has happenedin up. but what levelling up has happened in mansfield , this happened in mansfield, this marketplace, it used to be full of stalls. now as you look at it, there's a handful of stalls. mansfield has always been laboun mansfield has always been labour. you p

>> i'm david lee. i'm 45, from mansfield.into people's pockets, shops are closing, people are out of jobs and the regeneration of a place like this is really needed. of a place like this is really needed . i'm a business owner. needed. i'm a business owner. i've got a small shoe repair shop. i've got a small shoe repair shop . i've got to put my prices shop. i've got to put my prices up because my costs everywhere have gone up. so to put money back into people's pockets, lower taxes and get more shops open, that's what i want to see in a place like this. i think people around here feel disillusioned with politics, with government. they talk about all this money that this town's being given to level up , and our being given to level up, and our money is going to be given to the places in the to north level up. but what levelling up has happenedin up. but what levelling up has happened in mansfield, this marketplace , it used to be full marketplace, it used to be full of stalls. now, as you look at it , there's a handful of sta

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i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, melissa lee in with us at post nine of the new york stock exchangewe'll see her in a moment, later on this hour. all-time highs coming off the s&p about 5362. nvidia goes to 3 arthtrillion. >> just about 30 minutes into the trading session, here are the movers we're watching this hour. nvidia, of course, front and center the tech giant overtaking apple to become the second most valuable company behind microsoft, although lose something ground today. more on nvidia, apple and tech ahead on the show. shares of lululemon are rallying. the athletic retailer posting a 10% jump in revenue beating estimate sales in china hoping to offset slowing growth in the americas. lululemon increasing its share buyback program the second time in six months it has increased returns to shareholders. shares of lyft rallying, targeting 15% annual growth in gross bookings for 2027 and gross bookings from its advertising business to increase eight fold in the same period. the stock up 9.5% right now. >> the rate cut race has begun. yesterday canada as you know became the fir

2020 reporting on that and more tonight from cnn's mj lee at the white house, kristen holmes at the trump campaign, and cnn political director david chelyan at the debates site in atlanta, mj lee he starts us off. so what have you learned about this contrast? the biden team is hoping to make against the former president. >> will anderson, even though domestic policies are really top of mind hi in for the biden team, i am told by a source, the foreign policy has come up in these debate prep sessions at camp david, led by the president's national security adviser, jake sullivan, and the president of course, is prepared during for the possibility of foreign policy coming up on thursday night. and as one campaign official put it to me, they said that when it comes to foreign policy, the contrast at the president is going to try to draw on thursday night really could not be more stark. they said, president biden stands up to dictators and defense freedom. trump is a loser who is too dangerous and run reckless to ever be anywhere close to the oval office again one famous line from donald trump that is source had said is likely to come u

he had david pecker do mockups of your father with lee harvey oswald . you are defending this guy?sycophancy going on here is olympic level and what's going to suffer his democracy and justice, which should be the twin pillars of our country, right? and yet they are all falling all over themselves to say this is not how the justice system should function this is exactly how the justice system should function. chuck said the other day that win or lose, whatever happened here, we should respect the verdict of this jury. everything i saw from this jury showed an engaged and vested, serious group of people who were coming together to make a great decision and they understood that what they were doing was particularly serious giving who the defendant was but it wasn't like they took this flippantly. and yet we have donald trump and his republican allies continuing to call the process a sham. the judge corrupt. the district attorney a sham with racial overtones that i find particularly grotesque. >> more coverage of the guilty verdict and donald trump's criminal trial after a quick break

lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> closing arguments will begin next week in the state case against david depape. the defense rested its case today without calling any witnesses. depape has alreadyeen sentenced to 30 years behind bars on federal charges for breaking into then speaker nancy pelosi's home and bludgeoning her husband, paul, with a hammer. any sentence he might receive in the state case will be served at the same time as his federal sentence. a judge is expected to decide on monday how much kristin smart's convicted killer owes her family in restitution. restitution hearings were held this week in monterey county, with paul flores appearing via zoom. smart's family testified about the financial impact of her disappearance, such as travel expenses for court appearances. flores was sentenced to 25 years to life for the 1996 murder of smart, when they were both students at cal poly. her body has never been found in the east bay. the deadly shooting of a security guard in fremont is now under investigation. police say the guard was killed late last night in a shopping center. ktvu is mar

david faber will join us on set minutes from now. i'm melissa lee. on the desk tonightapple's astow run. soaring 7% today, the best since november 2022. that move adding a whopping $215 billion to its market cap, that is more than one entire adobe for this now just $40 billion away from reclaiming most valuable company title from microsoft, a position it ceded backin january. apple was the top performer in the s&p, dow, and nasdaq 100. so, what changed for apple in just the past 24 hours? it was just 24 hours ago, guy, that we were all sitting here around the desk, lamenting how boring the deal was. >> look, i think that, i guess the market had a chance to digest certain things, you know, gene munster yesterday put out a very compelling case and then on twitter an hour or so ago said the crazy part of the factors driving apple shares today are just getting started. and maybe he's spot on. he's been spot on. i'll say this, though, i think the upgrade cycle was in place all along. i'm still not convinced this will add to it, however, the market seems t

amber lee ktvu, fox two news closing arguments will begin next week in the state case against david de pap. >> the defense rested its case today without calling any witnesses. de pap has already been sentenced to 30 years behind bars on federal charges for breaking into then speaker nancy pelosi's home and bludgeoning her husband, paul, with a hammer. any sentence he might receive in the state case will be served at the same time as his federal sentence. >> some inmates at san francisco county jail are being congratulated for a life changing achievement while being incarcerated. a graduation ceremony was held today at the county jail in san bruno. it was for more than a dozen people who earned their high school diplomas through five keys. >> charter school is a special day or even the most special day yet for us, it is one of the biggest accomplishments of my life and just another step for our bright future. as i stand here right now, i want to express to everyone to never give up on education and on yourself. our journey has just begun. >> five keys was founded by the san francisco sh

david loy is legal director of the first amendment coalition. >> to the extent there may have been retaliation against miss lee for standing up for the first amendmentor the rights of persons requesting public records, that's a serious problem. >> the da's office says it cannot comment on litigation on personnel matters. emily raguso says she's still waiting for a response to her public records requests. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news the san francisco giants beloved mascot celebrates a major milestone a look at his induction into the mascot hall of fame. >> then later tonight on the 10:00 news, a car smashes into multiple businesses in the east bay before thieves try to ransack the stores. we'll take a look at those crashes and hear from the owners, dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. and when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is better. that's better. and that. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. that's pretty good! dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems.

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utah senator mike lee basically said do not respect the verdict. do not respect the system. >> david, it is not just lawmakers. here's the interesting thing for people who have ran for office to help trump survive this politically. we have heard from a couple of wealthy donors and billionaires have come back into the trump fold. people who have been critical in the past. this is how he likes it. donald trump, he has not -- donors nor politicians have taken this opportunity to turn their back on him. >> that is right. they had a chance to be appalled by his behavior and they got used to it. and they like what they see on the policy side. he is promising them the right things. he is promising he is on their side. he is a pro-business candidate. he is willing to trade democracy. >> we appreciate it, david a. graham, and susan glasser , co- author of the book "trump the divider in the white house 2017 through 2021." >>> justice samuel alito story about an insurrectionist flag seen flying outside his home is traveling on front of that but he will not recuse himself from a pair of january

. >>> to >> david: to the index tonight, and this country celebrating juneteenth today, which of course marked the end of slavery. 97-year-old opal leeo commemorate the 2 1/2 years it took enslaved people in texas to actually learn that they'd been freed. in washington, d.c. today, the honor flight network hosting its first ever juneteenth trip, celebrating the service and sacrifice of african american veterans. >>> tonight here, the disturbing images of stonehenge. climate activists spraying orange powed other ancient monument which has stood for thousands of years. visitors there trying to stop them. it comes just before huge crowds are expected for the summer solstice. >>> and in homer, alaska, tonight, the delicate baby moose rescue. tour operator spencer warren found a baby moose trapped in a lake between his float plane and the dock. an overprotective mother not letting him get near to help, so two officers lending a hand. one officer temporarily blocking the mother while the other two men pulled the baby out of the water. mother moose then took it from there. >>> when we come back tonight, celebrating baseball legend willie ma

and david rafe has just been in touch saying simon lee is awesome. perfectly said simon lee.nk you simon, very much. >> more to come , including >> more to come, including showbiz and lots of gin in the next hour. stick with us. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsors of up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello! here's your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. we hold on to rather mixed weather conditions across the uk this weekend. sunshine and showers and cool winds too. the reason for the call winds is down to low pressure being centred towards the north—east of the uk, high pressure further out towards the west, generating that northerly flow with weather fronts embedded in the flow. enhancing showers at times looking at the detail for this afternoon now and we've got a fair bit of cloud still to clear from the far south of england. a legacy of some patchy rain here too, but skies will gradually brighten from the north as we go through the latter stages of the day. lots of sunshine developing across parts of wales, th

ian lee, cbs ♪ >>> some people find art in the strangest places. davidory. >> reporter: at this photography exhibit in las vegas, you might not know right away what you're looking at. >> i would think this one would be like a cross section of tree. >> i'd say in this one, i see something maybe a moon effect or planet. >> reporter: but, in fact, these are photos of evaporated whiskey crud. >> so the title of the project is "vanishing spirits," the drag remains of single malt scotch. after you've taken that last drop or that last sip of whiskey, the residue dries in the bottom of the glass and leaves me these wonderful patterns. >> reporter: ernie buttons' day job is speech pathology, but his hobbies include photography and drinking scotch whiskey in the evening. that's how this whole thing bean in 2008. >> and when i went to collect the glasses in the morning, i noticed this film in the bottom of the glass. and when i held it up to the light, i saw these fine repetitive patterns in the bottom of the glass. i'm like, i can try and do something with this. >

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was covering the trump campaign in florida, but first, cnn's mj lee has this report on what biden is focusing on as he prepares at camp david even though domestic issues are really top of mind for the biden team, i'm told by a source that the debate prep sessions at camp david have also focused on foreign policy with jake sullivan, the president's national security adviser, taking the lead on those discussions as the president is repaired for the possibility of foreign policy issues coming up one campaign official telling me that when it comes to foreign policy, the contrast that president biden it will try to draw against donald trump, but really could not be more stark. >> this is what the official said. they said president biden stands up to dictators and defense freedom. trump is a loser who is too dangerous and reckless to ever be anywhere close to the oval office? office again. now, one famous line from donald trump, that one source had said could come up on thursday night is his claim that he would be a dictator on day one. on we should note that one challenge of potential challenge for the biden team as they are pre

david loy is legal director of the first amendment coalition. >> to the extent there may have been retaliation against miss lee for standing up for the first amendment or or the rights of persons requesting public records, that's a serious problem. >> the da's office says it cannot comment on litigation on personnel matters. emily raguso says she's still waiting for a response to her public records requests. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> the state trial will resume tomorrow against the man accused of assaulting former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband in their san francisco home. the jury has been ordered to resume the trial tomorrow at 10 a.m. david depape is charged with the attempted murder of paul pelosi in october of 2022. the prosecution rested its case last week. depape has already been convicted in federal court and sentenced to 30 years in prison. >> an update now on an attack by a pair of pit bulls on a san francisco man that caused serious injuries, animal control said. both dogs were euthanized. officials say it happened may 25th near alameda and vermont streets in potrero hill. surveillance video shows the dogs repeatedly attacki

lee joins at 11:30 a.m. new york time. katie: russia's expanding influence in west africa, ian bremmer, eurasia group founder sat down with david potential impacts. ian: there are a lot of resources. the russian government secured direct access to major gold reserves in the central african republic as well as sudan, platinum in zimbabwe, diamonds as well, the uranium in namibia. the u.s. still gets uranium from russia and congress is trying to stop that to ensure there is money to increase production in the u.s. and with friends so if the u.s. is going to build reactors again, that they don't have to get it from russia. the more russia is on the ground , the lead supporter of many of these illicit governments, these military regimes in central and western africa, the russians are going to end up also having control over critical nodes of the minerals necessary for a transition energy revolution. david: west africa has traditionally been a zone for france because they colonized it. emmanuel macron is distracted closer to home with this snap election. the possible ramifications? ian: his own party lost historically, 17 points und

david loy is legal director of the first amendment coalition. >> to the extent there may have been retaliation against miss lee for standing up for the first amendment or or the rights of persons requesting public records, that's a serious problem. >> the da's office says it cannot comment on litigation on personnel matters. emily raguso says she's still waiting for a response to her public records requests. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> what's really, really empower . and it feels like joy. like pure joy. >> a dance troupe in the south bay expressing their mexican heritage and pride through art. we'll hear how it's spent a place of happiness and refuge for some of its members, and it's pretty breezy out there right now. >> there's a lot of fog pushing inland. tomorrow is going to be warmer, though, despite the fog and the wind. when i come back, we'll look at the weekend as well. >> and raising money for victims of violence. the meaningful event to hel a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than

david loy is legal director of the first amendment coalition. >> to the extent there may have been retaliation taken against miss lee for standing up for the first amendment or or the rights of persons requesting public records. that's a serious problem. >> now, the da's office says it cannot comment on litigation on personnel matters. emily raguso, for her part, says she's still waiting for a response to her public records requests. >> next steps here regarding the lawsuit. it could take months, if not longer. >> all right, price and her office will have to file an answer to the complaint. they might just summarily deny the allegations. >> all right, henry. >> thank you. thanks, henry. we have an update tonight in the case of the east oakland homeowner who shot and killed a burglary suspect. we have learned there are no plans to charge him, and he will be released. he's been held at santa rita jail since early tuesday. police say he shot and killed a person who broke into his house, along with two other suspects. the investigation is still ongoing and the chp is investigating a fatal crash on interstate 580 westbound in livermore. officials say

lee at the white house following this for us. so mj president biden is expected to arrive at camp david tonight. what do we know about how he'll be preparing there? >> yeah. briana, we expect president biden to be at camp david for a stretch of days where he is going to be really hunkered down with a small group of senior aides to pensively focus on debate prep. but of course, that process has already started beginning with these binders that will hold a list of questions and topics that could potentially come up at that debate stage. and all of the answers that the president could potentially give. and back in 2020, the president was known to have given really detailed feedback on all of the answers that he might offer on the debate age. >> and then as we get closer to debate night, we expect that the biden team is going to do full run-throughs these mock debates. >> and we of course know that the president's lawyer, bob bauer, did play the role of donald trump last time around, i were still waiting on word on exactly who is going going to be playing that role again, it could once again be bob

david boren were the democrats? warren rudman. jim mcclure, orrin hatch, bill cohen and paul trible were the republicans from the senate in the house. lee hamilton was the chair democrat. dante purcell the future speaker. tom foley. peter rodino. jack brooks. future secretary of defense. les aspin. ed boland. ed jenkins. louis stokes of ohio. on the republican side in the house. -- cheney. future vice president. william broomfield of michigan. henry hyde of illinois. jim quarter of new jersey. bill mccollum of florida and mike dewine. future governor of ohio, were on the committee. the difference i wanted to note was that this seems like a lot of senior leadership were serving on the iran-contra joint committee. that's that's certainly the case really on both sides, but particularly on the democratic side, you had very prominent members who went on to be even more prominent. george mitchell, of course, became the senate majority leader. sam nunn became chair of the armed services committee. i could go on and on about all of their roles, but danny, when you weigh really, really unusual and exceptional american, he is somebody who won tha

i'm carl quintanilla with mike santoli, melissa lee, live at post nine of the new york stock exchange. davideversal. the s&p down another 12 points but the dow higher by 50 points. interesting macro data print from s&p pmis. services with the best number since april of '22. not that much in the way of inflationary price survey information, which has kept yields well behaved in the wake of that. we're about where we began at 4.24. >> before we head to break movers we're watching. sarepta therapeutics surging, the gene drug therapy duchenne muscle dystrophy. the approval expands the market for the treatment that hasn't proved its benefit in clinical trials. the treatment $3.2 million was cleared under an accelerated pathway. tony sacconaghi raising 240 to 195 believing investors can, quote, be a leader not a laggard in ai. and a tough week with gamestop shares losing seems to down double digits since monday and trump meimm media on pace to en week down. >> fresh economic data crossing the tape. rick santellis that for us. hey, rick. >> yes. leading economic indicators for may are out. we're ex

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tonight, ktvu is amber lee spoke with her family and they say it's very out of character for her to leave without telling anyone where she was going. >> there you go. okay, okay. >> davidng the search to find his mother, michelle espitia, last seen at her home in hayward on friday. >> it's incredible because she can't walk most of the time. i'm sorry. she's usually bedridden. it's just, i don't know. she's never done this before. it's so out of character. it >> you staple them as we go, okay? >> distraught but determined when is joined by family and friends as they pass out fliers with a photo and description of his mom. a neighbor's camera shows the 60 year old leaving her home on 172nd avenue on friday night, shortly before 830. her family says she was wearing a black pajama top and black pants with white skulls on it. she was barefoot. she had this custom made pitbull blanket wrapped around her. >> i'm just worried about where she could be. i don't i don't want her to be out in the elements. she has a health condition. she can't be out and about for that long. >> nguyen tells me his mother has medical issues, including high blood pressure, for which she needs medica

lee is joining us right now from the white house, mj. i understand you have some new reporting about how president biden's debate prep over at camp david is ramping up well we know that we are really in that final home homestretch because mock debates have begun at camp david, i'm told by a source that the full run through is really began and in earnest yesterday, then president biden is using a podium as a prop and we know that there is a biden adviser who is standing in for donald trump and other advisors that are playing the roles of jake tapper and dana bash are calling colleagues who will of course be moderating that debate on thursday. >> and all of this wolf is really about replicating in every way the experience that president biden might have thursday night that of course includes the substance of things are really going through every topic that could potentially come up on thursday night. and then there's just the pure performance aspect of this landing. leinz responding to what ever donald trump might throw his way and also this is going to be an exercise in testing the president's stamina and his energy and i should also note,

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lee spoke with the woman's family. they say it is out of character for her to leave without telling anyone where she was going. >> there you go. okay, okay. >> david wynn is leading the search to find his mother, michelle espitia, last seen at her home in hayward on friday. >> it's incredible because she can't walk most of the time. i'm sorry. she's usually bedridden. it's just, i don't know. she's never done this before. it's so out of character. it >> you staple them as we go. okay >> distraught but determined, wynn is joined by family and friends as they pass out fliers with a photo and description of his mom. a neighbor's camera shows the 60 year old leaving her home on 172nd avenue on friday night, shortly before 830. her family says she was wearing a black pajama top and black pants with white skulls on it. she was barefoot. she had this custom made pitbull blanket wrapped around her. >> i'm just worried about where she could be. i don't i don't want her to be out in the elements. she has a health condition. she can't be out and about for that long. >> wynn tells me his mother has medical issues, including high blood pressure for which she n