give us your research deep dive. are you feeling in this environment with benchmarks near record highs and another 70% added to nvidia over the course of this year that this is still a buy? melissa: thank you so much for having me on. it is great to talk about technology with you. it is a real privilege. we have seen upward revisions from last january over $200 billion. we are at an interesting inflection point. are we going to see earnings estimates revised another $200 billion? when i look at previous cycles where we have new products like the iphone or the internet or a new type of cycle coming into the mix, how big could it be? in the beginning of those cycles we can be cautious or conservative. looking back five years it is like i thought my numbers were crazy, but actually they were pretty conservative. these are the questions investors are asking themselves and that is what we are watching. ed: the news flow around ai -- google is the example. the report is they are looking at search and say do we charge a pre

and clearly the defense team had done a deep dive on the perspective jurors. several were brought in, pressed on what they had said as long as six years ago. but most said today they can be fair, lester. and in many cases the

let's bring in deborah aiken from bloomberg intelligence for a deep dive.rs behind sales, deborah? deborah: the big thing, a couple hundred basis points ahead of market expectations, 13% growth and stock underperformed into the sales number on the back of data from old where the product was seen as old in the stores. and there was an expectation that they may have just met, very good. and then double digit growth, plus 10% in north american market, doing well in mass-market. christ's pinches going through there. a big area, dermatology. 20%. overall there were three out of four sectors and three regions that did well. tom: talk to us about china? >> china is up 6% actually against a mock kit which is flat, higher than in quarter four so they gradually improved versus china are. china is gradually improving, slow pace. outside on the look side, just less than 2% north asia is down, market flat and the travel retail industry, we've heard from lori l, the prairie brand, they are waited for travel retail. lori l says it's better than it was. they could sell out

mark cranfield, deep dive on what's ripping across these effects markets.s mark cranfield with the analysis. thank you. to the bank earning story and in terms of the earnings picture continues. bank of america and morgan stanley due to report later after shares have closed higher after they posted a surprise profit jump in the first quarter. quakes very good about our first quarter results, which reflect the strength of our interconnected franchises in the earnings power of our firm. this performance was aided by the swift actions we took last year to narrow our strategic focus and play to our core strength. tom: let's bring in bloomberg charlie wells for the analysis. how did goldman sachs manage to come through with a solid b? what were the drivers for goldman? >> the driver was a return to basics. we heard david solomon talk about a swift action and how they made this turnaround from trying to push into retail banking. last year really was an execution year for the bank and we saw them go back into poor. -- core. when you look at core units it's hard not

. >> time now for an abc seven news at 11 deep dive on one of the biggest challenges facing our state. tackling homelessness is a critical part of building a better bay area. but a scathing new audit says california isn't tracking whether the billions we're spending are actually paying off. the state spent more than $24 billion on homelessness over the last five years, but the audit says we aren't gathering data to figure out whether it's worked. the report singled out san jose for failing to track whether its programs are cost effective. this is more than a money problem, as well, the audit says. it's stopping us from finding better solutions is just validates everything that advocates have been saying for a long time. >> we've been saying, where's the responsibility? where's the accountability? and we were right. >> the lawmaker behind the audit hopes to create a framework for the state to collect better data . now, it's against that landscape that leaders in san jose approved two homelessness policies they say will require significant investments. the laws will force encampments aw

haslinda: coming up, a deep dive into india's venture debt markets. keep it here with us.rg. haslinda: welcome back to bloomberg "markets: asia." you're watching india focus. india starts trading in just under five minutes. futures point to a higher open. some individual investors in india are exploring a new and growing segment of the nation's credit market in pursuit of higher returns. our asia credit reporter joins us now. why? >> the nascent credit market of india is primarily because of the higher yields these kind of products are offering. it's a market where the debt is backed by the cash flow of bonds which have been issued by the nation's highest companies. when you compare it with the fixed deposit of similar maturity from the nation's largest lender, it is offering 7%. clearly the yield is the major driver of my these individuals are excluding the exotic corporate debt. the other reason is also because it is believed that these smaller companies of india are going to gain the most out of the economic growth they're promising. this buying of these kind of debt pr

a deep dive into the client and the pricing around the fed. stay with us.is bloomberg. ♪ quick steel ethics, hookups, leap years, these happen every four years and in the crypto will, usually a boon for prices. in a nutshell, bitcoin harvesting means fewer new focused issue. they validate blockchain transactions receiving 50% less than a way for doing so. after because launch, minors received 50 new coins per block. that would be cut just 3.12 percent. in the past we were seeing positive gas prices spike. when the token jumped. this time around, the prospect for further gains is unclear. some analysts say there is upside of at least 80%. particularly as bitcoin already has mr. fresh records this year. that brings to mind a familiar phrase. past performance does not guarantee future results. >> as annabel was saying, the question about how much is pricing around bitcoin is key. all as we lead up to the event right here on april the 25th. 50% gains for bitcoin your to date. you see that charted out here. but the 50 day moving average is around 67,000. the las

. >> time now for an abc seven news at 11 deep dive on one of the biggest challenges facing our statel part of building a better bay area. but a scathing new audit says california isn't tracking whether the billions we're spending are actually paying off. the state spent more than $24 billion on homelessness over the last five years, but the audit says we aren't gathering data to figure out whether it's worked. the report singled out san jose for failing to track whether its programs are cost effective. this is more than a money problem, as well, the audit says. it's stopping us from finding better solutions is just validates everything that advocates have been saying for a long time. >> we've been saying, where's the responsibility? where's the accountability? and we were right. >> the lawmaker behind the audit hopes to create a framework for the state to collect better data . now, it's against that landscape that leaders in san jose approved two homelessness policies they say will require significant investments. the laws will force encampments away from schools and limit where rvs

let's bring in robert lee with the deep dive when it comes to tesla.rguably it was about the call and the conversation that alleviated investor concerns. >> market anticipated weak results, but those are in the rearview mirror. investors gains confidence given that it seems to be focusing on the market and going into lower price ev's, robotaxis are a focus, but a longer-term opportunity with various questions as to when these become viable. the cyber truck which is a low-volume product, elon musk confirmed production is ramping up and that gave the market confidence that that business could break even in quarter number four. those were two positives that the market did not see coming. that's why you're getting a short squeeze and a rally. tom: how is that tying into earnings for tesla? robert: i guess analysts are penciling away. yet to see consensus numbers. the numbers could come up a little. looking at the numbers, the gross margin came higher-than-expected and tesla has been cutting costs. there is incremental upside in the near term. most agree ma

this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: time for our weekly deep dive into the green energy transition, europe isade it through winter with record gas storage levels and reduce reliance on russian gas committed instead to using u.s. lng supply and cleaner energy resources. i am joined by the head of bloomberg's lng gas team. is there were prepared for when the russia-ukraine transit agreement expires later this year? >> yes, europe may face a complete cut off of national pipeline supplies, so we are watching for any developments. pipeline supplies by ukraine power about 5% so the region has diversified it's supply sources. the european union is made it clear it is unlikely they would be willing to negotiate with russia and ukraine is dismissed this opportunity multiple times. what remains unclear is whether ukraine would be open for other arrangements as certain other countries like slovakia and austria have a reliance on russian supplies, so potentially they can get a russian gas on the eastern border of ukraine and arrange transportation independently. lizzy: is the market pricing of the uncert

american channel host daniel davis, deep dive, recalled two more important nuances: isis religious fanaticseir faces in videos during attacks, and not yet they kill for money, for them killing people is an exclusively religious act. not here, it’s just pure murder of unarmed people, nothing at all. innocent people, this does not look like isis, thank god, our president had the courage and patience, not to speak out immediately after this happened, but to wait for time and wait until these four perpetrators are captured, the information that is relevant will appear constitutes a real basis, the main thing now is not... for those who are behind this bloody massacre to commit a new crime. regarding the investigation of this crime and the results of the operational-search actions, then at present we can say the following: all four of the direct executors of the terrorist attack, all those who shot, killed people, were found and detained, they tried to escape and were moving towards ukraine, where, according to preliminary data... a window was prepared for them on the ukrainian side to cross the

political sight ask eos took a real deep dive into the tunes from the president what he loves to blast on the mar lago spotify playlist once again ask eos doing the stories no one else will touch who cares about fentanyl or illegal immigrants are crying did you hear that orange godzilla love showtunes? among his favourites is suspicious minds by -- lionel richie cello and ring of fire by johnny cash she probably identifies with that song after eating so much mcdonald's come on we've all been there he also enjoys broadway including phantom of the opera the only instance where he is pro- mask and when donald's home don't you dare touch that dial as actio's reports he alone controls the volume most natural he is home he walks downstairs to the ground floor of mar lago like clockwork the crowd arises in applause greeting the guest of water i get a similar reaction when i my shirt off in the newsroom that is not photoshopped, and not photoshopped axial's claims trump's playlist is the rosetta stone that demystifies how trump's mind works, what you need to do the same thing with joe biden? e

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the host of the american channel daniel davis deep dive recalled two more important nuances: isis religiousthem , killing people is an exclusively religious act. not here, it’s just pure murder of unarmed people. what innocent people, this is not like isis. thank god, our president had the courage and patience not to speak out immediately after it happened, but wait time and wait until these four performers are captured, information that has a real basis will appear. and finally, the next morning, the public has the opportunity to find out and see those who committed this crime. these are citizens of tajikistan, muhammad sabir fayzov, shamsuddin fariduni, said karamer achaba lizada and dalerjon mirzoev. the leader was fariduni, shamsuddin. two of them. rachibalizada and fariduni were recently in turkey and returned to russia on march 2. moreover, on march 7, fariduni even appeared in a circle city hall, it was accidentally taken by a photographer who was filming something there. well, probably, as one might assume, he was studying the situation, entrances, exits, movements, uh,

the host of the american channel daniel davis deep dive also reminded. about two important nuances: isishide their faces on video during attacks, and they don’t kill for money; for them, killing people is exclusively religious. not to speak out immediately after this happened, but to wait for time and wait until these four perpetrators were captured and... detained, they tried to hide and moved towards ukraine, where, according to preliminary data, preparations were made for them on the ukrainian side window for crossing the state border. a total of 11 people were detained. federal security service of russia, other law enforcement agencies, they are working to identify and expose the entire accomplice base of the terrorists, those who provided. transport, planned escape routes from the crime scene, prepared caches, caches with weapons and ammunition. and finally, the next morning, the public has the opportunity to find out and see those who committed this crime. these are citizens of tajikistan, muhammad-sabir fayzov, shamsuddin fariduni, said karamer achabali. stopping, entrances, exits

the host of the american channel daniel davis deep dive recalled two more important nuances: isis religioushide their faces on video during attacks, and yet they don’t kill for... money, for them killing people is an exclusively religious act, no, here it’s just pure murder of unarmed people, nothing... don’t speak out immediately after that, how this happened, but to wait time and wait until these four perpetrators are captured, information will appear that has a real basis, the main thing now is not to give it to those who... for them, on the ukrainian side , a window was prepared for crossing the state border , a total of 11 were detained human. the federal security service of russia and other law enforcement agencies are working to identify and uncover the entire accomplice base of terrorists, those who provided them with transport, outlined escape routes from the crime scene, prepared caches, caches of weapons and ammunition. and finally, the next morning, the public has the opportunity to find out and see those who committed this crime. these are citizens of tajikistan, muhammad-sabir

the host of the american channel daniel davis deep dive recalled two more important nuances: isis religious their faces in videos during attacks, and they also do not kill for money. for them, killing people is an exclusively religious act. not here, here just pure murder. unarmed, innocent people. this is not like yegil. thank god, our president had the courage and patience not to speak out immediately after this happened, but to wait until these four perpetrators were captured and the information that had a real basis would appear. the main thing now is to prevent those who are behind this bloody massacre from committing a new crime. as for the investigation of this crime and the results of operational search actions, at present time, we can say the following: all four of the direct executors of the terrorist attack, all those who shot, killed people, were detained, they tried to escape and were moving towards ukraine. where, according to preliminary data , a window was prepared for them from the ukrainian side to cross the state border. a total of 11 people were detained. the federal sec

and i just think that maybe a deep dive presentation on this board could help educate the public about this matter and why we're not like focusing on it more and how this could also really improve our lives. so thank you very much, that's all i wanted to say. >> thank you. >> there is one caller in the queue, chair. >> just want to make sure that there are any other members in the public who wish to make comment who are in-person? okay. one caller on remote. >> caller we hear you, go ahead. >> hi there, can you hear me? >> yes we can hear you. >> caller: hello, thank you. my name is jack, again and last time i didn't get my full three minutes because i timed my speech and i got cut off. i want to [background static] with homeless commission granted 90 million for modification for the family transition and dolores service when hsh cannot old close the loop of former landlords. hsh has the researchers, they have 36 million dollars budget for the fiscal year and some of the money can be used to partner with the city attorney and police to assist relocating the residents just like they did

the host of the american channel daniel davis deep dive recalled two more important nuances: isis religiousing attacks, and they also do not kill for money; for them, killing people is purely a religious act. no, this is just pure murder of unarmed, innocent people, this doesn’t look like egil. thank god, our president had the courage and patience not to speak out immediately after this happened, but to bide his time and wait until these four perpetrators were captured and ... the massacre appeared to commit a new crime. what to give to those who are behind this bloody affair regarding the investigation of this crime and the results of operational search actions, at present we can say the following: all four who directly carried out the terrorist attack, all those who shot and killed people, were found and detained. they tried to hide and moved towards ukraine, where, according to preliminary data, a window was prepared for them from the ukrainian side to cross the state border. a total of 11 people were detained. the federal security service of russia and other law enforcement agencies are

narrator: analysts now did a deep dive on sherry and tim's phone activity, and it revealed a murder conspiracyry was brought in for questioning and denied any involvement in her husband's murder. but when confronted with the evidence from her phone, would sherry's story change? ♪ narrator: sherry engel's reaction to her husband's murder -- she was so shocked, she had to be treated by paramedics -- made her an unlikely murder suspect. but if she was having an affair with tim rogers, investigators and even her relatives weren't so sure. sherry's own family is saying, "this is closer than friends. these two have something going on." narrator: rumors of an affair and a lot of suspiciously timed phone calls were hardly proof of murder, but detectives believed those calls might be able to tell the story of what happened the night fred was killed. investigators got the locations of all the cellphone towers in the area and then did what's called a tower dump. cestare: a tower dump shows you every phone number in and out of a particular tower and the times that it occurs, how long the call lasted, the

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, deep dive on it. an overview of the work, and maybe i missed it, but are there, like, specific additional investments that, that we're making in this budget around safety and security? maybe i missed that. so because of our expenditure constraints, ants, we are doing, we are we are making we aren't adding any additional dollars or any additional positions to safety and security beyond the transit fare inspectors that are in thee going to be doing, particularly around, some of the new installation, around safety and security that has been passed. and so if you wouldn't mind, kim, if you could fill in director henry. so i just want to say much of what we've been working on to this point is, is those things that can't necessarily be seen by the human eye, on the we did not have that data, but because of the work that we've done together, we now have that data. we can start analyzing that data and figure out what's the next move in in terms of policy and we review, not only the police reported crime data,

>> my book takes a deep dive into that 2018 waffle house shooting.ouse in a part of nashville where it was 2:30 in the morning, full of young adults of color celebrating after the clubs closed and it was many things. it was a mentally ill mass shooting, it was a race shooting, it was a sign of what happens in a state like tennessee with our pathologically loose gun laws. in many ways, it is the same thing where our town came together and said enough is enough. we will turn course. this has shown us the worst of humanity. now let's turn course. i want to say there are a lot of people building from the horror of that moment, people running for office, the mother of one of the victims of that shooting is running for state office in tennessee. there are many things that come out of the aftermath of the horror. again and again, it was a similar story, which was the people demanded some kind of action. because tennessee is a super majority state, there was no pressure. nobody was going to get pushed out of office or voted out of office. instead, what we've

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we're doing the deep dive on fascism because everyone has a deep misconception on fascism. so we're planning a video series on special excellence, and they do have misconceptions. thank you so much for being with us. the great author, ernest hemingway wrote in his epic work, a farewell to arms quotes when you love, you wished to do things for if you wish to sacrifice for you wish to serve on quote . that's with erin bush now that he loves it, the palestinian people. so much he was so horrified by the plight of the palestinians city sacrifice for the so i went to think i should christmas one me for joining us today and for shedding light on this important and timely issue. and thank you to our viewers for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers . i'm john kerry onto we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, the, the crowds of protesters fill the streets of tel aviv says, really is the prime minister. netanyahu make a deal with problem of truly sol remaining hostages, from gas we came to call on the government to resign. this is the worst government that was i

we're doing the deep dive on fast isn't because everyone has a deep misconception on fascism. so we're planning a video series on that. excellent. and they do have misconceptions. thank you so much for being with us. the great author, ernest hemingway wrote in his epic work, a farewell to arms quote. when you love, you wished to do things for you wish to sacrifice for you wish to serve and quote, that's what aaron voice now that he loves it, the palestinian people so much. he was so horrified by the plight of the palestinians that he's sacrifice himself. i want to think i should christmas while me for joining us today and for shedding light on this important and timely issue. and thank you to our viewers for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry, uncle. we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the united states try new, impose sanctions on russia. that's the best thing the that's kind of happened to russia because the sanctions on russia, against agriculture, against other items to made russia fetus produce a phone. so as on agriculture and now, so

there's a deep dive and going through pocket trash and going through that and going on association and going with that and federal statute says and information to the immigration judge that made that decision and that should have been a priority and they've been under orders by dhs to process and release as quickly as possible and this administration is cause ago huge national security vulnerability and they know it. pete: this guy was a member of big anti-american terror group in afghanistan, yet judges aren't told about it and he's given twice this guy a lternatives to detention. which means we release you. >> the federal statute is clear, he should have been detained. this administration is ignoring the laws and passed by congress signed by the president and i understand the political open border and when it comes to national security and we should all be on the same side and g oing to be too available and making it on the history. getting them on the building and who knows across our border and getting complicit and appreciate it. >> thanks a lot, pete. pete: turning to rick reichm

conduct human clinical trials but the institute plans to take the research a step further, taking a deep diven of psychedelics. >> it may be possible to separate some of the beneficial effects of psychedelics from their effects on perception. if you can remove the hallucinogenic effect of the drug, you might be able to create a more scalable alternative that can impact a larger percentage of patients. >> the institute for psychedelics and narrow therapeutics is a $5 million project and it is funded in part i the college of letters and science at the school of medicine at uc davis. we will be right back. - temperatures cooling down as we head into the weekend and stronger onshore... ah, i stepped off the coast again. - the winds are really picking up. - fog spreading farther inland. - and in the north bay, you're gonna get soaked. (water splashing) - [narrator] presenting the bay area's only virtual weather studio. next level weather. - as i lift this, you can actually see... - [narrator] on kpix and pix+. (wind blowing) it's that real. (water splashing) - let's move on to the seven-day now. (

and the question we have to ask ourselves and again, the book is a deep dive in deep dive into this bothuestion. jim why is trump so frantically fighting this case? if it is as some say, the least important are just merely a personal dello. he knows that these are serious felonies. he knows if he is convicted, if alvin bragg makes the case to the jury, but to the court of public companion, if he's convicted of election interference here, bragg proves that case. he's facing not only the harm of a conviction, but a possible sentence of jail time that would be devastating. that's why he's trying to delay the polls have shown if there is a conviction, it could really have an impact on this ridge normal hi, isn't as always, thanks so much. make sure to check out north book really appreciate it also happening today. house speaker mike johnson will join donald trump for a joint news conference at mar-a-lago later today about the upcoming presidential election. the two republican leaders are set to talk about, quote, election integrity. despite the fact that trump's own administration officials

goes took a real deep dive into the tunes. former president loves to blast l on his mar-a-lago spotify playlist. >> yes, once again, axios is doing the stories no one else will touch. e stwho cares about fentanyl, illegal immigrants or crime? did you hear that orange godzillats loves show tunes amog his favorites. >> suspicious minds by elvis, lionel richie's halo and ring of fire by johnny cash.e by you know, he probably song aftermuch mhat eating so much mcdonald'cds. i think come on, we've been there. he also enjoys includingg phantom of the opera. it's the only instance where he's pro masphantom thek. >> and when donald's home. >> don't you dare touch that dial. as axios reports you, he alone e controls the volume. >> most nights when he's home, vos to theownstairontrol ground floor of mar a lago. like clockwork, the crowd riseir in greeting the guest of honor. >> i get a similares i reactioni when i take my shirt off in thlm newsroom. that's not photoshop. not. oshopp stios claims trump's playlisedt the quote rosetta ston

>> my book really takes a deep dive into that 2018 waffle house shooting.ooter went into a waffle house in a part of nashville at 2:30 in the morning for of customers of color. it was a race shooting and a sign of what happens in a state like tennessee with pathologically loose gun laws and it is the same thing, where our town came together and said enough is enough, we are going to turn the course. this has shown us the worst of humanity and now let's turn course and i want to say that there are a lot of people who are building from the horror of that moment, people running for office and the mother of one of the victims of that shooting is running for state office in tennessee. so there are many things that have come out of the aftermath of what was a similar story, which was the people demanded some kind of action, but because tennessee is a super majority state, there was no pressure, nobody was going to get voted out of office, so instead what we have seen is a dramatic expansion in every kind of law that led to the shooting. people can carry guns with

phil also has a new book, "we've got issues" a deep dive into what he sees as america under attack byls. why write this book now? you've written a number of "new york times" best sellers. why write this one? >> i needed to write this book for me. and i needed to write it as a blueprint for america in my view. and i think the family unit is the backbone of america. >> reporter: is that dr. phil being a little preachy there? your critics might say moral police? is that where you're aiming for? >> like i say, you need to hear it how you choose. >> reporter: one issue dr. phil close to focus on is, quote, activists with what many in the political arena call woke agendas are on the attack. you're very critical of what you describe as woke culture. >> i'm very critical of weaponized woke culture. being woke that means you're enlightened an sensitive about other people that might be facing challenges and be disenfranchised. that's a wonderful way to be. what i have a problem with is weaponizing it, virtue signaling with it, and attacking people with it. >> reporter: he says the book is a cal

you know it is a going to be a deep dive. >> who better to tell the story than ron howard. >>> now toreunion for office fans that is no longer imaginary. >> i just love that this is the fifth take and you did great. >> i haven't seen steve in geez, it's got to be -- >> oh, my gosh! >> these two. steve carell and john kaczynski who starred on "the office" for seven years are in a promo for "if". it hits theaters on may 17th. they have obviously not lost their chemistry with each other. look at them back together. it's so, i mean, it feels so nostalgic. >> you could take all the outtakes like this, all their bloopers and make it into a two-hour documentary movie. people would watch. people would pay to watch. >>> it took less than a fortnite for taylor swift to shatter a streaming record. the tortured poet's department became the first to log over a billion streams in a single week after ttpd set the record for the most-streamed album in a single day with over 313 million plays on its april 19th release date. taylor is replacing herself on both of these lists where her last album midnig

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abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez takes a deep dive with the team, counting alameda county's homeless population. the eye-opening findings. and she'll tell us a lot about the life on the streets. plus, it has been called the best fried chicken in the bay area. many bells sold. movement has opened in san francisco's fillmore district. we'll chat live with the owner herself about the history of this diverse community, and why it was so important for her to set up shop at home. join us for those stories and so much more at 530 on abc seven. bay area streaming tv. dan and fantastic. >> that does look good. dion thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or just head to abc seven news.com and join dion in two minutes. >> yeah. and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the images coming in now. protesters clashing with police in riot gear on campuses across the country. >>> also tonight, the hostage video shown to the world tonight. the american israeli son seen